https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2e9240955a201fb5152f840f7ee0a6ac.pdf 361d3d4ab3fc85ce810bab837031693d PDF Text Text ·10-The . ·, 5.ntinel Gallipolis, . . Middleport, · ~ Tup}lel'8 Plains post · wins ••' Store sues to overturn. law " SYRACUSE - During first night overhaul- Buchtel In a dramatic action of the 1001 Bill Hubbllrd fashion. SusleCassellreachedonan Memorial Uttle Lel!g\le touma· error, Scott Melton singled, and two ment the Gallipolis Padres, Middlewalks follllWed with the bases now port Cardinals and Tuppers Plains full . Joe Hall cleared the bases with Bears ~ W!JIS and will ~ow ,,, . a three-run biple, followed by advance to second round play In the anotherwalkanderrorandagrrund annual classic at Syracuse Munlcl· ball to end the inning%. pal Park. · Buchtel scored two runs In the. The event is sponsol:ed by the sixth Inning with a lead off walk, Syracuse Volunteer Fire doublesbY.HeathSavageandHeyes Department. Dean and a' single by Brian Withem. In game one, Gallipolis took an AU seemed to be going well for an earlyleadandthencoastedtoanll-5 Economy Supply comeback, untll biumph over Rutland. Middleport pitcher Darrell Mlctiael Mike McQI!ald was the wtnnlng struCk out the last three batters to pitcher, going four and two-thirds win the game. Michael tanned l4 lnnlngsandpostlngllstrtkeoutsand overallandwalked8. six walkS. Mike Walls suffered the Brian Withem fanned eight and la;s for Rutland, despite fanning 10 walked six In a lOSing effort. Doug batters. Walls, however, walked L'l. Martin had a home run, Mark Shannon Blevins led the winners Spencer,' a single, and Heyes Dean, with two singles, McQuaid had a three for the night that produced two double and single, and Gene Sheets singles and a do\lble. . had a single. For Rutland, Eric In the nightcap, the Tuppers · · Walker had a double, Frank McGee PialnsBearsemergedan8-3wtnner a t:J:lple, Jolm Rose a single, Heath over the Mason VFW team despite Shoemaker, a single, and Mike little offense by either team. Walls a single. Perhaps pitchb)g told the story as . In a ·9,'1 dogfight between two winner Sc;ott McDanald wtffed 12 competitive teams, the Middleport and Issued eight walkS, wblle Cardinals edged Buchtel Economy opposing pitcher Scoti Keams Sl,ipply In me second game of the tanned eight and walked six. tourney. Eddie Crooks had a home For the winners, Mark Murphy run, Joe Hall, a biple, Susie Cassell, had a biple, Brandon ChaPman, a 11 single, and Scott Melton, a single, single, and Mike Wheeler, a single. to lead the winners, who wereouthlt Roger Klein had a double and Mat . · seven hits .to four. Rickard a single for the losers. Trailing 6-3 in the bottom of the Action resumes tonight as three fifth, Middleport scored siX runs to more teams will gain bids to second . roundplay. ' ·Y ' •' wEsT CARROLTON, Ohio (AP) . riancewas ~ll8tll\ltlol)aJ.b'V~ - A West CaiTOIIton atore which 8nd struCk It dOwn In December. 1 , ·sells cigarette papers and · other . At thetlme,storep~rsaaJd.: smoking a~ has sued the the smoking and snuff acceuor tea.= City a second Ume to overturn an ctprette papers and slmllar ltemJ;. ordlnarice regulating the sale of the store sells Wf"' Intended tu ~ dl'\li·related paraphernalia. used with llli!OC'CO· . ~ PllUman's lnc. had llled suit In The Council passed a neW ordl-. U.S; District Court against West nanre In May of this year. City; Cai:roUton last year. U.$. District MallagerG. TracyWtmamssald~ Judge Walter !Jice ~ with city's Jaw lllrect91"examlned Rice's J>hllman's that thellet!Qltion of drug rullngtborougl!IY and did addltlorylt parapben)alla In the city'~ Old!· ~ · tu be sure the new,' ordinance would not bestnlekdown,~ ln.l8lee8 but Edward Lettus, attorney m Philman's, said the new o~ stW Is uncon9tltudonally vague. ; . • • The Carleton College Board of •'' Trustees an.nual meeting wtU ·be Thursday at 7 p.m. In the Syracuse '· Municipal Bl!lldlr!g. ClEVELAND ~AP) ~' , winning nwnber drawn . Monday• · m the Ohio Lottery's dallyl • •game "The Numller," was 386. In "Pick 4" glime, plliyec{ • Meigs cOunty Court, scheduled for Wednesday, has been resche- MOill!aY through Friday, the win·, nlng nwnber was 2725. duled for July 18. ,. f .. Lottery Court rescheduled • nllittt r. ihe r. " * July * Satellite Sllverblr~ ROTARY OFFICERS INSTAU ED - , NeW ollieen for llle 12' ~IIMI,Y Rotllry CIIJb were lniUIIedFrill..v n1pt at Heath United Mat o!W Clmdlln MJddleporL 1be pwp lndlllles freat from entry was discovered at 9 am. Saturday · at the Howard Lawrence Store. Entry was made through a rear window., Nothing was reported missing and Investigation 1s conl!rnJlng. The sheriff ls also Investigating PAR~CLIPSE ·' reported her mallbox has been repeatedl'y lllled with hay and weeds. Harold Circle of Raclnl' reported Sunday morning his maUbox was filled with hay and knocked orr the w.-;t. The ,newspaper tube was also damaged. Inwstlgatfon Is continuing In both Incidents. ' R!Hillrbble picture ·qu11ity in 1 • small dish. . $16.$0°0 !. ... ~.> HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS Silverbird Setelllte System 378-6158 Reedsville, Ohio If your -baby was .horn between 1979 aDd 1984, let us publish a photo of him or.her in The Sentinel's . BABY EDITION Monday, July 23 1984 -- FAILED - When the brakes failed on this truck driven by J Pickens of Radne, the vehicle traveled Into llle Klnpbuey M\lblle 11ome8 Sales bid...f:la Pomet'oy. 1be wreck occurred about 1:30 p.m. as Pickens was drlvln& soulb llloog U.S. 33. Pickens waa not InJured In ..., crash. . ,- '· . ' ·'"J ••• •• • Damage was heavy In the engine area to an automobUe owned by Charles Archer, South Fourth Avenue, Mlddleport,lnacarbilretor fire at 9:25a.m. today. . Middleport firemen w~re on the scene about 18 minutes. Dissolution fded . Marriage lice~se A Here's an opportunity for parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles or god parents to . have their "baby's" photo appear in The Sen, tinel's BABY EDITION Monday,July 23. All babies born between 1979 and 1984 are eligible to have their photos publi~hed.Just think how your "baby" will save and cherishl this special edition throughout his or her lifetime. It's easy to have your photo published. 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N•wlpaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, July II', 1984 Senate task force accepts hunger ·B:y C11ARLENE HOEFi.JCII He referti!d tu the federal report Sa " El stall Writer which he said Indicated that"elther Test1Jmny which seemed to- huneer Is not a problem or a pretty conllnn 100~m Ohio's high minor one" and said that "there Is Incidence of hunger and matnubi· evidence or hlqel' In Ohio." · Thesenatorl!liontheilnlortunate history of unemp~t In OhiO m11ng that the state has been 1n the top three In unemplOyment for the • past four or five years. He said that long-term unemployment has brrughthunsertothestate'speople. SChwarzwalder noted the report and recommeildatlons of the la$k force wiD b.~ out In~r. . . Y.qllnJieQ ted In his testimony, Keith Black of . the llkounty Southeastei11 Oblo Area Si!nlor Nutrttton Plogram, calledforthestai.etosupplementthe federal funds coming Into that citizen&, ll1ld health, welfare and social~ repreSentatives were Sen. Michael !)chwarzwalder, D· · Colwnbus, chairman of the task force; Sen. Oakley Collins, Rep. Jolynn Boster, and Jill Poppe, a leillslatlvelntemtoSchwarzwalder. Thevtsttherewasthetasktorce's ' final hearing for pthi!rlng oral pro!11'811l. · testimony. Eight other bearings He said that In the ~&county area, have been conducted across the 4,<mmeals,lncludlng750wblcllare state. horrJe.dellvere, being served · In his preliminary statement, dally but there remains a need b' Scbwarzwalder said the PIIJli08e of funding for additional meals. In the the OhiO Senate Hunger TaskForce past y.ear; Black said about 700 Is ' to determine the lncldence or people who qualltled for IDne lnmgler.IJIOhlo, the'etfectwhichhlgh · delivered meals have been tulned imemplcJynient'playslnhunger,and awayduetothelackortunds. to make recommendatiOns on what He also asked the · state to do action can be taken -to lessen the SIJ'Ilethlng to fund meals for the unde!:'-00 population not quallfy1ng problem. ·4t . test~mony under CUITI!IIt guidelines and apwhere individuals are related as cussed the WIC (Women, Infants pealed' for additional funding to (.'Mipared to I;Jelng non-related, and and Children) nubiUon program allevtl!teotherlwn&erln the state. of the CMerences In ADC and which C\11Te11tly has 950 enrolled In Roger McCauley Of the Corpora· general relief allocations. Meigs CoUnty. She said the WICfood t1on ror Ohlp Appalachian Develop- · The need to Increase general program provides only specified welfare beneflta by at percent was iron-rich irulrtt:IOOs foods Instead of menf, noted. that one In every four people lit Meigs CoUnty Is I10W also discussed by Joan Seder of the sane of the non-nutritiOUS foods recelvlna food stampa, but that it Galla-Meigs Cooununity Action which regular food stamps can be amounts to only1lbout$1.43 per day Agency. ShealsopJ'Opolledspendlng , used for and suggested an expansion perpersoa. moneyonnutrltlonaleducatlon,and of a more structured nubitlon He charged that the current low providing !\'IOfe ·funding for emer· program. of ADC and gaaal relief In gency food pantries. The ln£quitle!; In payni.ents of the Seder said that famUies find they .various welfare programs · was Ohio is )he basic caue of lwnger in . Oblostncefoodstampearecleslgned are ~:letter off on welfare and food discussed by Dorothy Kenney, who not to provide all the food for the . stamps wtth a health card than viewed social policies as a factor In hoUaehold, bui as a supplement to working at a .JOb at the mtnlmwn llunger. She ~e!ldeQ that the other montes, ·such as ADC and w~of$3.35. amount tor general relief be geJ)el'8) relief, conitng into the Testltylng for the Galla County Increased tu the ADC standard, and home. HecalledfortheTaskForce Wel!are DePartment, Margaret that recipients be given 1111 In· turecommendaatpe~centtncrease Swisher said that 19 percent of )he creased allowable amount for a car In thoee two funds as a way of total population In G8llla County Is before It affects their welfare funds. alleviating lnmgler In Ohio. ontoOdsljlmps, thatlOpercentlson Furiher llilllu-.v Polley l1iQullmeat ADC,, and 2 pe~cent on general Forrest Borden of the Galla Pollcles which need adjustment In relief. She spoke of the ~ of County Council on Ag1i1g cited the welfare programs Of the state Wlderstandlng by the food stamp severallncldentsofhungerlnGaUla. WW!I'I! dlscusaed by Linda Broderick 1eclplents that this Is a supplement County and also discussed the of the Melp County Welfare to other food funds and Is not wholesale purchase of food for Department. lntendedtoprovldeallofthetoodfor distribution. . ·She talked about the need for thefamlly. Rqxeseutlng Dlstict 7 of the Area ch;ulges which cut back on _a ssist· · She also spoke of the Inability of Agency on Aging, Dick Lablanc ance when famUies get better cars many famUies tu "manage" and of noted that one-ntlh of the elderly.ln or make other efforts tu improve · thelrneedforsomeklndoflilltrltlilrt Southeastern Ohio ~low the thefi' station lnllfe,orthevarlatlonln and buylny training. povertylncomelevelandarelnneed amounts received iD. households Nonna Torres, R.N .• or the Meigs or more money. The federal County Health Department, dis· government offers SSI as supple- lev• are mental Income and Lablanc sug· gested that one way of handling h\lligl!r would be tor Ohl6 tp join several otl!er states In providing supplemental· Income to older P!!Qple. . Joyce Thoren, R.N., relating her experiences as a lunchroom superVisor and nurse In the Southern Local School Dls.trlct where 400 of the 1,009 students are on either free or reduced-meal program, s!Xil«l of the home poverty, of the need for good nutrition In early chlldhooil, and of the Increased percentage of developmentally handicapped chlldreil coming Into · the school ~stem. Nubitlon edUcation has been Introduced .. Into some or the schools, she said.". Several welfare redplents gave dramatic testimony on their strug· gle to get alorig on their ADC or general relief allotments and food stamps. They spoke of "Uvlng with llunger," having to rely on friends and · relatives for assistance, and tlndlng themselves :Without food or stamps to get any by the third week. Seveml also voiced complajnts about not being able to get their food stamps on saturdays. . : Written testimony from 30 other people was accepted by the task force. • By~~ Alllodlscussedwasanappllcatlon Jones asked township trustees to Sa 'I I Std Writer for a grant under the Comprehell· help identity house$ eligible for the Meigs County conurilssioners slve Hmsing-Nelgbborbxxl Revt· grant. cilscussed cancellation of an eaae- tallzatlon Program. Acamllng tu Canmlssloners received a rement In <;ommbla Town$hlp and a the Cmuntssk.ers, the primary quest for ~ tr\m ~ ~Ina grailt application at 'I'ues(' goalofthePI\Aii.lmlstuJrNlnM!the Energy Alllildalell Inc. trom the ~ sreaulatll)lll!llng., housing ··stock and living formula grant or 111e C<mmunlty DOii Wooten, Rt. ,., Polneroy. envtronment. ' Develo{lme!lt Block Grant. Since asked the OOI1UJIIs$looer to clincel Throughout the state, $11.25 the commisSioners have not reIJie.:»-toot easement on his propi!l ty · riillllon ls available. Meigs County Is ceived thett award total for theyear, akqCountyRoad 77. Theeasment applying for $400,<m. Olmmunlty they agreed to keep the fequest on amounts 10 about five a<;res. he said. Action Agency wUI administer the file and consider It Ollce they kooW The easement has "never bi!m grantlftheappllcatlonlsappi'(M!d. bow much JIK1III!'); they wtU receive. used,"Wootensald. W~plansto Adeclskmisexpectedwithln45days The Scipio request wwld help to fann the land and keep one or the of the July 16 des rtlh,. for e;x11!nd thewater Unes to promote an ditches cleared out, he~d. appUCatlons. . industrial park. The comm(Ssloners questioned Aboutslxpeopteattendedapubllc Commissioners agm!d to adver· whether . they could cancel the hearing today about theappllcatlon. t1se an old hdldozer, fonnerly Used easement since It was orlglnaJ.b' Cmunlsskmer Richard Jones ex· at the landftll. CimmlsskRiers wtU granted to the unlncollXJl'ated plalned that after poople cm1plete re;erve the Hgbt to reject any bids . .vWage of ,Dyesvllle. The conunJs. the appllcatlons, they wtU be and set a minimum at $5,<m. sloners referred the matter to the reviewed by a tbree-membi!r board :_A leased hnlld<vel' bas replaced prosecutor. and prioritized according to need. the old one at the lanctflll . NOTE: Photo of Twins will be handled as one picture. Mall coupon, baby photo and •&.00 to Baby Edition, The Dally Sentinel . Box 728•. Pomeroy, Ohio 41718 · • . ..~. 1...... • L----•----------------•--------------J i ' seventh wOII'Ien to serve and sit vloualy ~as a IJI!IIJo!' aSSOCiate ... arou00 this cabli.et table," Celeste ot the Cleveland Federation or told a cabinet '1wm news Cooununily Planning, In 19'19-&'l. • colnference. HUNGER JIE&RJNG Teldl•-.v 011 IJiiDier In ~ d1alnnan o( the force, presided 1M the In a brief exchange with repor..... nt o OI1ID pyeo by fOod I 'eoce hearliJ&, and Ia pkSured here with, left to right, JW ters, the new director said she ""1$1 I eoc1a1 welfare l!lld lieallll lllfL I aod Poppe, JeP"**ve lolern to Schwanwalcler, Sen. agrees with welfare advocacy cawa 011h"' at llie Tllellday aftenJoOo llearll!l . Oaldey CeQins, Scbwamvalder 111111 Rep. Jolyim groups that welfare beneGts In Oblo · 81 11ie 0111o sm* Hllbpl' Taak Force held at llie Bollter. are Inadequate and shwld he Sea1or CMI • Ceaer. Sen. Michael ~alder, Increased. She declined to name figures except to say that Ohio welfarereclpt.en.ts n!Celve an 8liiOIQrt equal to about M pe~cent or actual need. "rd like tu see Ohio move toward B:yDAVIDDI'O theslot. Mayor Wilson Goode. 100 percent~ need," abe said. Aeoolptec! P.- Writer With many Democratic leaders One of the reasons tor Mondale's She · said the ' ac:DIInlstratloll Walter F. Moildale defended his woJXlerlng It Mondale might name decision to Ignore him, Jackson already has set 100 pelcetat of need search tor a .vice presidential Hart to his ticket, Mondale .said of said, "Is that threatS toMondaleby a as a goat. and that she wants to push running mate Tuesday as "exactly Hart, "I 111re him, I think he likes sJgnlflcant number of Jewish lead· ahead with other ieb RIS that have r!ght,"whtletheRev.JesseJackson me." In an~ Interview, he ers are very evident." been launched by the (I'INUJitlr, lambasted the process again and added, "Gaf1Hiut and I have real This raises an Issue- the division especially his efl.orts to cut health· Sen. Gary Hart said, "I don't quit," . dl!ferences and I think those between some .· black and Jewish carecosts. . and hinted at a selection process of dl!ferences ought' to be a<!Jnltted. groups that coUid_.!!amage the Ms. Barry, who wiD be paid his own. He's a person who feels strongly· l)emclcrat's presidential chances. $55,001 annually, as director, preWith Hart vowing again to stay In , about his vieWs; so do I. Thatdoesri't Jackson said there was a "strugthe Democratic'race and President dlmlnlsh either of us." gle by Jewish leaders to make me a Reagan campaigning for environ· His aides also announced a · pariah." Many Jews regard .)ackPJRECroR - JrocqueiiDe mental support, Tuesday provided '' homecOming reception" at El· . son with suspicion since he met and (.Jadde) 1111 liP" BriddeB . . .._ ._ Olltll of ofllce .. little of the harmony that Mondale more, Minn., on Friday before embraced Palestinian Liberation wants .the week before the Demo- Momale rues to·Lake Tahoe, Caut•• Organlzatlon Leader Yasir Arafat clltdor of llle Mel&ll c..mt:v &at!c National Convention that Is for the weekend. several years ago. Jackson's widely llolrd of · · - - by Map Clerk al e-ta Lur.r 11111 oer sure'to IXIIIInate him. · Despite criticism from · some description of New York a» "hymie- . 'l'lleldq. Mra. ....... 10 Jackson said Mondale was ,bow· Democrats that his process o! town" and his association With "''lppDJe Gillie.....,. al Ill .... ing to. pressure tn:m the Jewish selecting a nmntng mate has Aug. 8 In U.S. District Court In Black Muslim Minister Louts cmununltylnnotlntervlewlnghim damaged him polltlcaJzy, Mondale w~ D.c., seeks to force lllr llle .... ,_., replarakhan - who has disparaged cel Ftucea '111111wbo , . forthenlilnlngmate'sslot. said, "I'm doing exactly right and reductloos In lnlenlate and lntema· Judlasm In pubilc speeches - also ....... fnm llle ........ pal&. .· Sen.DaleBwnpersofArkansas,a I'm going to be in a far better tiOIIal air pollutkln. have damaged Jackson's relaJ1ons never-Interviewed but often· pasltlon to piCk the best n<:mlnee." ''But abDul1 the EPA !pore our Do.. Jw of u.e 111t1e J - with Jews. .,.,... II • ol r.aaoJ, mentioned candidate tor the Mon· Jackson met with aides In toottiiW, and IIIJuld Colwr• not Jackson said In a statement late Mn. . . . . . . . . . d, dale ticket, said he notlfll!d Mondale • Waslllngton. but In an Interview Tuesday that he met Monday With maet Ita obllptlatlltodeal with the with the Los Angeles Times, hesald Judy Goldsmith, president of the thathedldDOtwtsbtobeconsldered. acid rain prdllem, we cannot rule . 'David, ad lllelr .... 'I 7 Aprl, a ...... a& Melp lllP Hart unveiled the.beglnolneof his . Momale lsn'tserklusly Interested In . National Organization for Women, out the prwlhility ~ ilwUtl own list of possible running mates, a black running mate, Offering as and Kathy Wllson, president of !he brOulbl •Pintt 1be act11111 aources llciiDIIIIi . . fal, IIIII ~aim, 10 11116 .. k at Melp.JIIIIIar Including Mondale and former proof tllat he blmaelf had not been oracldralo-tbeblapowerplalltaln . National Women's Political Caucus. liP .......... fall, Nilldeat . Texal Rep. Barbara J~ Olllt. Interviewed. the Mldwat," be lllld In a news He said they "came away cominltHe said It WDUid be ''nr«iseo9e" tu Mondale has interviewed two ted to purs_ulng a mutual henetfclal l'jllt ... frclnlliaallce. . D will. A - p t * o f ncmlnate • wunan merely to lEek b~ during his search for a IIIJt •I ... Mn. . Acid ralo Ia llie !IIIJII! atven tu the strategy for · the rainbow coanu<in political aclvUtqe, adcllng that he running mate, Los Angeles Mayor and their organtzatlons, tnclud!,ng ll,llll-llltlf mouawt Clf pollutlllti · .lddli - - - • • .... . C lt&-lllii!Jbadwla;w. would cywwJrtw II!'VI!I'III. women ~ Tool Bradley and Phlladelphla women of all races." IUChu~c'ln•He. · a Mondale finds little party harmony State considers filing acid ram lawsuits . aoveroment. , · his call for a woman vice preslden· t1a1 cal1dldate with the appointment of a seventh woman to his own cahlllet · 1 ~ n-lay, he named Patricia K. Barry Of suburban Gl'aiXIvlew Helihts as director Of the Depart. mentor Public Welfate, succeeding Jo1m Cuddy, who resigned under pre8IIUI'e last month. Ms. Barry, 43, has been deputy director for Medicaid admlnlstra· tton, a job In which she seM!d well, Celeste said. • "I thiDk she wtU bring ~ same strona and dedlcatedJeadershlp as director, .. he added. After swearing her Into office, . Celeste called attention to the ~ that he IIOW has seven womellln his · cabinet, tnore tl1an any PledeceB· SOl', at least In recent history. .He said Ma. Bany "will be the HARTFORD, Cain. (AP) _ Cwna:tiL'IIt would cullldei l1llnli bli MJcl;;atEm power planta If the . . Yl!derll and · ~pore the atall!'a CtllttiiW about Phone ............................,................. Dare of Birr~ .. .. ........................................,....... ,............... 19........ . • • > Allen PhiiUpi Bill and Marina Phillips Rt. 3, Box 643 Bidwell, Ohio .• A maniagedlssolutlonactlonwas filed In Meigs County Conunon issued In Meigs County Probate Pleas Court. Edith A. Pickens and . Court to Wayne Laben Wllllams, 33, Freddy K. Pickens, both of Middle- and Julla,Ann Simpkins, 21, both ci . Middleport. port, flied to end their marriage. • .· COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -GOv. Richard Celeste has underscored She was preceded In <Ieath by her parents, a brother, a sister and a grane!SOJJ. Friends may .c all at White Funeral Home In Coolville after 2 p.m. Wedriesday. Funeral seivlces wtllbeThursdayinthefuneralhome at 10: ~ a.m., with the Rev. BWy Murphy orricattng. Burtal wtU be In CoolviUe Cemetery. · Admissions .:.. Thomas Lambert, Vinton; Clarence Hayman, Racine; Earl Schuler, Raclnl'. •· Dlscliarglos - Brandl Fortune, Clfra Smith, and Kenneth Keesee. .. Woman appointed .welf~e director dows,IU. Veterans Memorial Family. medicine•••Page 6 • Doris Lee of Clifton, W.Va., and , . Shirley Ann Morris or RuUand; L'l grandchildren, nine great· grandchlldren and three nieces, BettY Ruth Carpenter or Athens, Katty Hoisington of Athens, Mary Francis Highberg of Roillns Mea· Emergency calls ans~ered . 1111'0 Easement ·cancellation discussed Area deaths Car fire '• are PRICE INCLUDES COMPLETE INSTALATION ,--~--------------------~---------------------------'=··~----------------------------~ - Seven Monday night and early unit tranlported Alice Plantz frOm Tuesday morning calls for assist· her Kingsbury Road hon1e . to ance were answered by units of the Veterans, and a111: 58.a.m. PomeMeigs County Emergency Medical roy unit took Leland Saxton tromhis Service. Nye Avenue home to Veterans. On Monday at 6:'42 p:m. the · Tuesday at 12:59 a .m. the Pomeroy unit wenf to the Pomeroy Middleport unit took Dennis Hart to Health Care Center to transfer Veterans from Ray Stn>et; at 2: 19, Edith Burton toVe1eransMemorlal thePomeroyunitwenttoRtvervtew . Hospital; at 9:08p.m. the Syracuse for Dan Staats who was taken to unit went to Morning Star for Earl Veterans; and at 2: 35 a.m. the Schuler who was also taken to Racine squad transported . Eula Veterans; at 9:52p.m. the Pomeroy Strauss from Hill Road to Veterans. - Preselittuheartestlmonyfroql16 8' SPUN ALUMINUM DISH ol reports vandalized maublixes. Shirley Jones; Dark Hollow ~d. All-Stars wrapup•.•Page 3 ..., willa Malib' ......, ..,._ dlt,y...... lUI. a.oe oii'UI. persons representing food stamp and welfare reclplenta, concerned MESH DISH · Highest 81cture quality come$ with rake 324 Receiver $2650°0 Break-in under investigation The . .~ dauQ ....... Mill wldelf .,..,,, ed elg ..... IDd 'h"l rr lltcima Low . . up& mill- ?:" Pta •oeroy. Considered top of. the line. lett Gene IUas. vice pr 1lht; BID....._., I* au •: bllck, Tom Jlowen, dln!dGr; BID lllowel-, ~eereW'y; RG&er.~doo, ouiJI)Ing president 111111 dlrectiJr, and Lee McCAJmas, treasurer. Department. Mary J . Davis, 83, Rutland, died Monday In Holzer Medical Center, Gaillpolls, following an extended Illness. MrS. Davis, fonnerlyofCoolvme, was horn In Albany to Wiillam and Clara Rickey Williams. S!Je was a member of the Meigs County Senior Citizens of Pomeroy. She was· formerly employed as a · telephone opera tor by the Berry Hotel, Athens. She is survived by two sons, Dave Lewis of Little Hock~. and Bill Davis of Marietta; two daughters, By ..............ttaa-&.1. a 'llele ... ~ ...... ~a.u · Clmlee-TV ............. EOoan-"h .................. I ~~ .................ttaa-M ·tlon was p~ted tu , the Ohio Sena~ Hunger 'l'aslt Force at a public hearing Tuesday attemoonat the Senior Citizens Center In Specials Systems Wingett on Burford•••Page 2 Weather ..., Carleton 8chedule meeting A SaturoaY JIIOI'I$g breaking and entering on DeWitt's Run near Long Bottml Is being Investigated by the' Meigs County Sheriff's Mary J, Davis Inside today: .,., . c::oaareu . liCid 1'1111. ltate Attorney Gelleral Joli!plll..lebemiiiiiiYB. . Lilllermln~thesasenrrent 'I'IJadiY atter retum1n1 Mlin1l)' from a l1ll!l!tlnl WWl attorniYI eeaenJ and li!jll I ilatlvai from -oilier Northelatem atatelto ~PUll- on tbelr laWIUit • api!JII the u.s. Envlnllmefttal PIOIIIiCUIIII AIM"')'. 'Ibe 1!111, ICbeduJed tube beard Far- I Faa•• ,. '< • ... l1 ' • '. • �• ~-· ........ ... ..... '7• ....... 4 ....... .. • <II .............. . .\1 ... - .. _,_.,,_,.,, • ,. · · - ··- -••""tt - Comtnent~-y The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MJ!!IGS-MASpN 4J!EA 111?~ ~iii~ r"T"-0'...... ;~o:::::I·F=o - ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD . BOB HOEF'LICH Gen eral MaDager Assistant Publisher/ Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR . News Editor • A MEMBER ol The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Aosocla· . lion ani! the AmerlciUI Newspaper Publlliher Association. • LE'ITERS OF OPINION are welcomed . They should be les• lbaa 110 words long. All letters are subject to edltln1 and muat be •lined with ume, addreu and telephoae number. No UMIJned letters wUI be published. LeUen ihould be Ia . rood taste, addresslnc Issues, n·ot penonaliUes. .........._.....,_ The gender gap-______W_ill~ifun_\F_._Buc_k_ley;....,_.J_r. I am staring at an analy!;ts of the gender gap that divulges so much · that Is new alld Interesting I am compelled to compress It alld pass It along. The work Is done by Washington editor-TV host John McLaughlin (published In the July . l3 lssile of National Review). What Is the gender gap. how dOE's It divide, what are Its Implications for November 1984? The facts, as brought out from a careful reading of several polls: - American men favor Reagan by 16 points. - American women favor Reagan by four points. · What Is the breakdown among the anti-Reagan · women, who grouped together are 12 points behind the pro-Reagan vote of rnen1 "distortion" factor, I.e.. polls are ·- Black women oppose Reagan likely to be mistaken by a factor of by 98 to two (black men: Ill to 12) . that proportion. - Jewish women 0ppose Reagan What Is the Reagan admlnlstraby (an astonishing) just over 90 tlon doing about this? ·percent. The two groups together . Answer: Although Mr. ~agan inake up three of the 12-polnt opwses the Equal Rights Am~nd­ women-men disparity. ment and abortion, elq)llclt, poUcyThree of the 12-potnt women's recommendlng denunciations of group Ust as their .reason for the two won't figure . In the oppoSing Reagan his policies, espe- campaign platforin. -They wlll cially his perceived hawldshness settle for very general references. and lack of compassion. The notion being that Mr. Reagan's 'lbree more are "oscillators," opposition Is 1!1 the first case reacting againSt Mr. Reagan' ll\ a redulldant (the states have twice sense they dld not against Gerald refused to approve the ERA). In the Ford because they rate Mr. Reagan other, moot (the Supreme Court as to the right of Fol;ll (there are declined to change Its position, a lid mo.re Democratic women than a constttutlonal amendment has Republican women) . , failed) . ' · And three ._ are taken as a Add to this: Where the.lettuce :~grows in Washington 0 · ' :: At one end of _Independence Avenue is the Congress. where taxpayers' ·money is spent At the other end Is the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, ·where their dollars are prtnted. ' _But In the middle Is where ·the lettuce grows. : ·· Amidst the towering rows of grey concrete buildings Is this teniflc Utile ·garden planted In a triangle smack-dab across from the National Air and '$pace Museum. .'· The 2,500-square-foot plot owned by the government probably could :lirlng a fortune if ever ·sold. But now It's crammed full with spinach, ·Caj)hage, hasll, tomato plants, and squash- a refreshing oasis that seems IIi puzzle tourists as they pass by to see the more spectaCI!Iiu historical snes. •A sign says trs an example of a "worklng.urbail vegetable garden," and a-local hortlc\dturlst oversees the crop. . ~ And .for some reason the unfenced garden, which would be easy pickings foP vandals or hungry street people, appears as unscathed as a wheat field fn North Dakota. · ·- Meanwhile, employees o! the U.S.. Postal Service's office ln. the Capitol have joined the slicker fad with an entry tliat kids would call "awesome." • 'The new sticker, which Is 2 ~ Inches wide and 7'h Inches long, lets the recipient of a letter know that It's been security checked for explosives, $8YS Robert V. Rota, head of the hl)l's postal brancl). • The rather menacing looking !!.lamP announces In bold red letters: !•X-RAYED." Rota says that mall has actually been X-rayed since 197'.!, 8ut some congressional personnel, for peace of mind, recently asked that siime mark be put on envelopes to let them know they're tree of danger. :Nothing Is spared treatment. Postal workers even X-ray the Federal ~ter, a publication In which federal agencies dally publish their !)roposed rules and regulations. : ~d. what does the Senate do when It thinks there might ·be too many eommlttees? It forms another conunlttee to study the situation, of course. : 1'he ball got rolling when Sen. Dan Quayle, R-Ind .• objected to giving permanent status to the Select Indian Affairs Committee, a temporary panel that had to be formally extended pertodlcally to be kept alive. :Enough Is enough, argued Quayle, citing the 126 permanent and select COI'nmlttees already operating In the Senate. · So to appease hlm, Majority Leader Howard H. Baker Jr., R-Tenn., formed a brand new panel - the Temporary Select Coriunlttee to Study the Senate Conuntttee System .,.. and named QUayle aschalnnan to get hls vole for turning the Indian Affairs Commlttee Into a permanent fixture. The new 12-member Temporary Sel«t Committee on committees wlll stuey how 'to cut down on the number of rommltteees and .reporl Its nndlngs by Dec. 15. Then 60 days later II is set to go Into oblivion forever. "We'll just limp off." promised Nancy Perkins, a press aide. Then there wlll be 126 again. Berry's World nnennbership votes . --, against television contract "I·~.... 'VMO~I.~? I ~hi/~40AMI,'DOO'~? I - I MEAN 'WHO I Y'K~ W~ AM I "' - AM · .,., ....,._, • ~Villg foP.,_. Wrier IIJ'IAIIIIIIUID: Airnost 50 percent of the delegateS at ~lias wlll be women. compared to 29 percent In l9IQ at the convention In Detroit ·- The platform wiU specifically caU for equal rights for women, . equal opporlu111ty. equal jobs; equal pay for equljl jobs (but I!Qt the quagiT!lte of "comparable worth"), along with quotidian verities about famlly llte, etc. - Stress wiU be made on data mysteriously unknown. For Instance, under Reagan more women !han men have got thr liN' jobs. Incoml' taxes alld the marriage taX penalty have been lowered. Child· ·· care tax credits for workln& mothers are up. 'The widow's taX Oil _ estates jettisoned. .;.. The Health and Human Services Deparlment budiet thla .year IS $318 bllllon. That. IS more than · the Pentagon spellds, , and more than any rountry In thr world spends on Its entire budget, other than the Soviet Union. Of this '-118 bUUon, 56 percent Is spent on women. - .Mr. Reagan has three women In hls Cabinet, two at the deputy Cabinet level, one In the Supreme Court. There have been ' 3,<m presidential appointees. About halt of these .have been women. NoW bear In lnind that on thr · provocative Issues of ERA and aboftlon there .Is this diviSion of sentiment. PI'!'-ERA and · proabortion_women voters tend to be guided by .comprehensive political . pro!Ues, whereas anti-abO!'IIon · women (In particular) are "bullet" voters: single-Issue persons. So )hat although there are more pro- than antl-aborllon women voters, the presidential candidate who opposes abortion wUl net a few percentace points as a ~esult of the Intensity factor. · · decay and smuggled the evlden.fe , ___ t~Jre.atened by the deficiencies to me. . - Identified." Among the deteriorating documents were papers of the Continental Congress, the Treaty of Paris Aniong specific probl~ms. the signed by John Adams and Ben- GSA cited a 1!112 review of 2,<m jamin Franklin, letters . with the pages of old treaties alld other mutilated signatures of Queen documents which "Indicated a Ylctorta and King George IV, buildup of dirt among the tre&SUI'I!S, Abraham Uncoln's wartime tele- ·the result oflnadequatemtratlonln grams and other Irreplaceable the l!eatlng and cooling duct Qutlets records and maps. and· the apparent absence of a A lew mollths later, the Archives' routine cleaning, program." overseer, the General Services Another complaint was the lack of Administration, confirmed my special temperature and humjdlty charges. As .recently as this May, controls In a main vault where the the GSA complained again about "a papers of the Continental Con~ continuing failure to support pres- alld the original Articles of Conled· ervation efforts ... " eratlon are stored. This brought an angry response from Archivist Robert Wa mer who The GSA report also noted that wrote that "statements about fall· the Declaration of Independence In ure to support preservation ... are the Archives rotunda "is lnacteSSI· not supported and In , fact (are) ble to disabled persiJns who use contradicted by the reporl Itself." wheelchairs for mobUlty." The But GSA's associate administrator, William Clinkscales, stuck to archivist acknoWledged that the hls guns. "It Is regrettable and "problem must be subjected to .. · surprising," he wrote, "that the some creative thinking." Archives staff was apparently tootball teleYIIIoft.bualnells lor198i, 1 Reagan delivered a 1 filet of Interest,• political manipulaslap in the face to United States tion and possible destructlon of environmentalists last week when · subpoenaed documents. Mrs. Bur· he named Mrs. Anne Burford as ford resigned In March 1983 and chairman of the National Advisory was .replaced by William RuckelCommittee on Oceans and Atmos- haus, Who first presided over the phere. Mrs. Burford was forced to agency when It was started during resign as head of the Environmen- the Nixon administration. Whlle tal Protection Agency In March heading the agency, Gorsuch mar· 1983 when that agency was engulfed rled and had been referred to In In a scandal. Environmentalists news accounts as Mrs. Anne have termed her appointment Gorsuch Burford. Since her reslg· as "unbelievable." nation she has dropped fi'om sight I am sure you remember Mrs. and has emerged as Mrs. Anne Burford. Perhaps you know her . Burford with the "Gorsuch" better as Anne Gorsuch, for that dropped and hopefully forgotten. was her name when she was Now do you remember her? appointed by President" Reagan to As Chairman of the National head the E.P:A. In 1981. She was Advisory Committee o~ Oceans . ~ Tlldily. ls Wednesday, July _U, the~ day- of_ 1~. There are 173 days . -· Anne Gorsuch Burford -when she and' Atmosphere Mrs. Burford .~en· In the year. was cited for rontempt of Congress rec_etve no set 'salary but will be -: Today's highlight In history: · In December 1982 for not bringing paid $100 per day for the time she :· On July ll, lin!, VIce President Aaron Burr mortally wounded former , EPA documents which members of works. With her record of relaxed . :TreasurySecretaryA!exanderHamlltontnaplstolduelnear_weehawken, · Congress wanted to examine. She enforcement o! environmental ·-.. :N.J. told members of the Congressional stalldards and sweetheart deals :. On this ilate: Committee that she had been with polluters she will probably -;- In ],533, Pope Qement VII excommunicated England's King Henry VIU Instructed by President Reagan not· make a good thing out of her job. from the Roman Catholic Church. to bring the .docwnents claiming The conuntttee she heads deals ; In 179!!, the Marine Corps was created by an act of Congress. "executive prlvUege." This brought with a variety of Issues, many ~-. ~· In 1864, Confederate forces led by Gen. Jubal Early began their advance a flood of publicity because tt was involving coastal tesources such as on Washington, D.C. . the first time a person of cabinet oll leasing. Her appointment does ; In 1944, President Franklin Roosevelt fDld a news conference he was rank had been so cited. not require Senate confirmation. 'available for an unprecedented fourth term In office. . Matters came to a head In early The appointment has been roulldly :. In 1955, the U.S. Air Force Academy was dedicated at Lowry Air Force 1983 when !twas disclosed that$53.6 criticized by .officials of the Sierra Base In Colorado. million was missing fi'om the EPA Club, Frlellds of the Earlh, and the ,- Ten years ago: The House Judiciary_Committee released volumes of supertupd of $1.6 mUllan set aside to WUderness ,Silclety. ''11 Burford Is · ~klence It had gathered In Its Wa!l!rgiile Inquiry. clean up hazardous waste dumps in comlng back, can Watt be far .- Five years ago: The abandoned Skyllib · space statiOn made a the United States. There was no behind?" asked Chuck Clusen, spectaCillar ret11n1 to Earth, burning up In the abnosphere and showering documentation for the $113.6 rnl!Uon deputy director of the Wilderness debris over the Indian Ocean alld Austtalla. In EPA records and as far as I Society. He was reterrlng In James · One year ago: In Its first school desegxegatlon suit, the Reagan know, tt 1s stlll missing. Rita Watt, former Secretary of the Admlnlstratlon chargl'd there was a "dual system'.' of publlc colleges tor Lavelle, administrator of the ha- Interior, who also .resigned under zardous waste program, was sub!le- flrt!. iaacks and whites In Alabama. .; Today's birthdays: ActOr Yul Brynner Is 64. Actor Tab HWiter Is 53. quenlly !Ired by Burford for Critics of Bur1ord's recent ap:· 'lbought for today: "We ~according to nature•.Wespeak according "penoanel reasons." The scandal pointment are stressing her utter tO rules. We act acrordlng to cuski'n." - Francis Bacon, English. touched ott a new round of lack of environmental experience philosopher (1561-1~). allegations Including perJury, con· before her appointment to head the . .J ,.J ·-. new Today • 10 history wtn EPA. She was a lawyer and had sel'\led two terms In the Colorado legislature before being picked for the cabinet post. They also cite her monumental failure as head of the Environmental Protectlon Agency. She was only one ol themorethan20 top Q(fictats ofthe EPA to resign or be !Ired during the scandal which congressional critics dubbed "Sewergate." It focused on mismanage. men! of the • EPA's $1.6 Jjlllon Superfund toxic waste cleanup <> program which !tad onlycleamid up five out of 418 spots designated for superfund allocation . . ..... Q- c.t • 'llell I 'a *I 1... - 1M • Vel Gt , I .......... (API It,_..,. T a:r: · lltl llle t.rill llllllnc, 11 ,. 1 . B)' IENW.U...._ ' 0p ofltJilltw.&aty'IGaqe Brett, Whole lltlme.ND Ill tlll..-1 _IIIDJDC ~ tJr tile AL'I only nm. Bntt Will calllll out 01110 1111:1, h*l.. at a V•,...ri• KIVWIMIL Hubbell but Valellillela Ud ''WIB yuu 1111 flldlw tile bell , Gooden,ancltlle~dlilppMrpltdlen In tile world, alat.of IUYB Ina qulddy Into tile dulk, Wel'l!ll't are 11*810 1tr111e out." Bnlt ald. Ruth, Gehrig, Foxx. Slitiii'IOIII and V•t-mri• llt'Cllld Ill tllemajon croitln, but Wlnlleld, Jaciw«<, In • I Iiiii but alalit 1"'41'• eiet Brett, Parrish, Lemon and DmL lor IDJund .Joeqlta 4adujar Oil tile "I heard over a~wllat NL rtJiler, JIM! way to lt-ysr-old was goiJ1i on," said Daw Wlnfteld, · roolde DwJiht CJ'JJ!en, tile~ the tql bitter IIi 1111! majpr leajplts. te.ler, 10 otal1 tilt tlfth.l)ltleii:Ut "What cwld we do!" · pttCIIen. dllle!'ent bllte!'s. but same Notmuch,asth!!NatlonalLeague results. ' took advantage of power ~ . Lana! Parrilli ol Deitrott stt)ICk power hlttina In the fom1 ol berne OUUwlnaiDI. runsbyMostValuablePiayerGuy "II wu not my belt day," said Carle!- · c1. Moatn!el aad · DaJe Pan1lb. Willi bad t ' aptiMt MU1111iY,~Atlalltulldtheleqlbeo- ~ Cbarlle Ia of )bbaiJn Jnailwllbla'l'ueldlytolallrd•3-1 the••'*l · triumph~ the Al'rll!rtcan I .-.aue · · Detroit's Cllet LemollltriiCit out In tbe 198t All-star Game. lwiniiDI11 wu tile l2ib vlctoly1n 13pmes "R W.bardtoplckuptllerotatlon tor tbe NLalld 1n lh\!tast22- of the" ball," Lemon IBid. "Bat yw a doininance ~ by tbe hadtbeb!tlttlll!l'tlnloutl!lere,aad pltdlenTneadaynlgbt. ~-- . . . · tbeyWI!ft . .1tlna)llltthat." · · · Five NL hurlers slnlck out ll . ' NextwuAIWIDavlllaadiUtoly. battled, ftve AL pltcben falll)ed 10, 'lbeSeattleMarlllen'IGokle,pnc:band the cmn~ 21 slllllieiWts hittilll b' AL jA:ba JacUbtlll, ecUPsetl by one the recilrd filr a ~~~IIWIIIItwma2-2COIIIIt. nlne-lnniDa All-Slat . Game oet In Tile IIIII u"'W'UIM slliiiiiOIIIIlly 1968. • Velaml"t aad Contlen litQU&bt tllr But what had both teams and a taud oet ~ !II )'!III'S crowdof57,'156atCandlestJckPark ago to the, day by Carl Hllbbell buZ21ng started· In the tql ol the aplnlt fUture HaD ol Famen Babe fourth lnninllRuth, Lw GehrW, Jimmie Fou, AI With Loa Angeles' . Femalldo Slmmonl and Joe Crmln Ill tbe 193t Valenzuela pttcblng, New York's Game. Wln11eld, hitting .370, stepped up to Hubbeil. now 8l )'!III'S threw lead olftbl!!lnlllng. out tbl!! lll'lt ball beift n.day'a WlntleklwentdowniM'IIIIII'Cata ~· 'ftle pltdl IP••ed betore ~tbaU. . . l"dl'!wllle plate. Jtoaly aot bette~' "I was the one who Started It," ftr tbl!! NJ. after tbaL Wlntleld said. . "All' we Mte th1Dk1q IIIIOIIt was NextupwasRAigxteJact..m,tbe Hubbell'sra:ml," IBid NL Man· sl~fl1rtheCalltomlaADgei&.He a&a'PauiOwalsci.PMI!t!Wpbla. fal)ned 01! a half-awing. . With tile NL clujprt lboulllll ID "Rlght now It Is real dl!llcult to (joocte!t to "l!l yrOer,:• Detroit'• see," Jtckson said after 1Mville tbl!! Lw WNtalael: eadal tbl!! .utDout game. "I know Daw Wln1leld IBid 'ltrlll& by ifOIIQCIIIII out ID atart tile the same tiii'C-" slxti1. ' AP llpol1a WI.. . SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -In tile twlllght ZUlli!, the All-Star clock turned back !Klyean. Only ltwun't ., ttam '*" The fact that the president would make st•ch a controversial appoint· ment In an elec,tlon year clearly demonstrates his contempt for envlronmelital isSues. While hewas campaigning for president In Los ' Allg!!l8 Aprll 2, 19110, he promised · to "Dimlnlsh the power of the EPA." He has kept his promise by fighting every effort by Congress to pass clean air and clean water legislation. If you like to breathe dirty alr alld drink dtrty water, Reagan's your man this fall! . ' Rapp predicts Reds to show improve~ent 1 a 32-~ arrangerni!llt by voting not to participate In the NCAA's hastily arraDgej TV pecke~e . · . By a vote 'of 66-44, the athletic ·· directors of ,the football-playing ' ulllVersltles ol Division I·A voted dl)wnanNCAAplanthatwooldhave _ rEPlaced the one kUied by the u.S. ~aue Coul1 aeverai weeki ago. In that declskln, the hlgb_ coUrt ruled that the NCAA cwld not · c:onUaue u the sole barpinlng ap!llt lor Its members, teimlnatbli a tour-year, $263.5 •mllllon deal . betMen the NCAA and the CBS and . ABC networks, as well as another NCAA))I'Mdhavehadtoaobldtto ' · OOW1 to get It app oval 8IIIS the openlnggamebimlyslxweebolf.' ' Most athletlc directors said the . coalltlon, and oot the CFA ltaelf, ; woukl Ukely eneae ,81 the filliP! • The VIlle left the door open far the . members negotiated a $1111 million fjra~~~!!~tli ~.anatlonalcablenetwork. belwealtheNCAAandCFA,Whole Coil eie Football Association, which contract with NBC only IDbe!Drced to rescind the pact under threat of stltfNCAA penalties. "You don't want to mJsread the vote. It's not anti-NCAA," ll8ld Otis Slqgletmy cl. the University ol . Kentucky, chairman ot the CFA's FRIDA! thN THURSD.IV! wun't t:ryJnc to str1lre out ·. &11)'0111!," • C-oodeft IBid. "I just wanted totllrOwstrlllesandootw&lk e· Clnchmiotl's Mario Solo pitched a bltiiiiiMIIIII ,llld elllth tnntnp, 111 Idle out one, and Rlcll Go!"sgp It San Dleao fanned two Ia tile illntll b'aiiiiWutbeNL!Injllledupwtth '' KENNETr SQUARE, Pa. (AP) _ Minor 111a1e damage cwld have led to an·Jrreaular hear11leat and the death ct. the Kentucky Derbywlnller Swale only eight days after he won the aeJmont Stakes, according to w~ veterinary pathotoalstsThe damaged areas, or lesions, III)'OIIe." lllri!e futbiBen .IIPllllt a !Neue b~akldJ·ball pltcher,s · 1be AI.; pltdlers also !lid well, espllCially Oakiand retlever Bill Caudill: wllo pitched the II!Venth lnnlngandstruckout the side. Valenzuela, CJ'f!!en and Caudill became just the fl!tll, sixth and II!Ventb ptdlln III All-Star history to !tll1Rout~olthethree hitters tbty faced In an lnnlneThere were only tWo emn ·tbls lime and both were committed by !be AL lnthe11.rstlllnlng, ~led to anuneamednmotfTormto'sDave ...._._, 'tbe starter and winner In last ..ucu year's J3.3 v1ctocy by tbe AL. which snapped an U·game losing~- Were dlarovered In the last week as patlxlloglats 80Ught to unravel the reysteryolSwale'sdeathmJure17, veterinarians at the University of_ Pennsylvania's New Bolton Center said""·'-"· • """""Y· , -Tissue damage was fOUnd in Swale's left Vl!lllrlcle. one' ol the heart's two Iow8'chambers, and In the wall separating the veatrlcles, accordlnitotbl!!pathco~sts · Eltlleurea of damage could have produced an en-atic beartlleat- an ..........._,. !hat cwld have ~I...,. U ¥ O - being tel down gx'8dually from .hls peak!ltnessloraswmner-Iongrest: He collapsed at 6: 45 a.m. on June 17, only minutes after completing an untaxlng, 1'f.. mile gallop arwnd BelmOnt's maliJ track. Tuesday's IIIIIIOUJICI!ITtofheart damage tended to rule out fool play In Swale'sdeath. Extenl1velnvestl· gatlons by both the New York Racing AssoCIB.tlon and ~ New • YOrk Racing and Wagering Board tunled liP no e-vidence that Swate had been poisoned or !!rugged. Preliminary' qUcrolaJplc exam!· . nations of Swale's heart !Issue lnlllaDy failed to cl!sckwe lillY damage. But 81 the exanilnatloll 0( the brain continued, the pathologists returned In the heart, T.Jchten· stelger said. - calllled Swale's heart ' to _slql ..--------....,..-~--7'"---_;.·'~--pumping normany resulting 1n his · ·Slldden · clealb. said veierlnartaa SPECIAl OF THE WEEK C::.':=:n:~s:: CaroiUchtenste~. . tltued tbili!Wid wllen.Jacbon, wb? . "I~s true, we can't say this lsQUIIthere•i 11u been a detgxulted hitter a11 · caillle of death. But u·~~o lie leUOII and had oot played tile field, couCt!lvable. It woold !It the way · lost' the ball In til!! NJ. ....,..... mltapeed," she said. "We can say painted 011 the grag and let It *lp · that tills was In tbe helirtand Itcould betweal his lep fir an emr. M~ illlowal with a ~ throulll the IDe to left, and Garvey, havecaUIIedanarri\Yihmla." l..elchtenstelger assisted Dr. Helen AcJan4, head ofNewBoltoo's w11e11 catdll!l' PUrtsll fir Largoe Animal In the autJ:Jps)', wblch was Cllldlcted at Belmont"Parkthe daySwaledled. . A New Bolton spokeswlmall said Tueadaythatmdamilgedttssuehad · been fllWid In the colt's brain. In addition, loxlcolcltY studies were nearly complete and had found no polson In the J:year-old'~ body, the ICiftd telellillon conunlttee. "What It · lhows II tbat there was uncertainty : and pressure becauae they (the : _- Tissue·damage blamed · L JUL.ve ttvu 12 J ~. m· . Swale's· a·· a"th ' . . . "I ci:l!'nlilate. . lateness,"Byersadded."Therewas theCFAalready.countsmtlltolthe just too much WICertalnty." . traditiOnal conlerence and ~ · Had Its propoBal succeeded, the· p:udent~amonglfsnuinber, . NCAA plan stW would have ~ the addition of the 811 Ten end : qulnld approval trcrn U.S. District Pilc-10 woold add enrueh key · Judge Juan Burciaga, who IX'igl· teleYiston marketB ID mlllr.r the : nally ruled the organtzallon had · aroup:Wnost81strongasllli!NcAA : vlolatedtederal antltrult laWi. bad been. ; · That, ruUng came' In a Iawall! Tile most llkely kl&enl wW be the broughi by the · untvers111es ol smaller Dlvlskln I·A and UL\ Georgia . and Oklab:Jma, two sdlools; whlcll received little t!!Kpomembers oftheCFi\. The suit was . sure, but as muchas$25,<myearly the outgrowth of a two-yearcitsplte · from the NCAA package. has 63 members, or the Football TelevisiOn Planning Committee, a ooelltlon !hat includes the CFA 81 well as the Big Ten and Pac-10 'conferellces, to blicome the dom!nant . bargaining agent !or such • ' Court." ' mostbnportant~811!11tln : "But the dl!!lcu)ty Is the extreme' the tali televlslon pictul-e. Because ; tw~year.$1l.imUIJonpaclaigewlth · ). Record .strikeouts aid NL in 3-1. AI-·Stars game win Burf~rd's .~ppointmellt.___--:-_Lo-We_ ._l_l-W_~ng_.:::,·e_tt ~!dent NCAA.ElaeclltiveDirectorWalter I>UICI!ded w vote was " a shlirt-tenn l'e11Udi4tlon" ol the organization, hlitadcled, "lfyoutook . a poll, _the VOleS would be over· wllelrJllnglY In tavor ot the NCM · plan that was struck down by the ~ endlni care ________________________h_ck_A_.n_d_er_~_n WASIDNGTON - The Declara- encasement. " Uon o( Independence, the symbol of The committee's chairman, Proman's most successful effort to fessorNorbertS. BaerofNewYork subj~t the function of governing to University. told my associate Tony ' the wlll of the governed, Is an Capacclo: "As far as I can tell , lnsptrlng sight In Its glass case at t)lere Is nowhere else In the world the National Archives. where so elaborate a system has The noble document Is badly been devised for the protection of a faded, thanks to some rough · document." But as an. extra precaution, the · treatment In ttmes past. In 1814. for example, It was feverishly packed committee asked_ the National and hustled out -of Washington as AeronautlcsandSpaceAdmtnlstrathe British we~ marching ln. The tlon to devise some space-age signatures of many of the Founding technology to monitor the declaraFathers are now Ulegtble. But John lion's ~onditlon. This will be done Hancock's name, signed with a with an electronic Imaging gystem, flamboyant flourish so King George which should be In operation by 1987 could read It without his spectacles, . - the 200th anniversary of the still stands out. Constitution, which Is on display In The precious parchment was Its own helium-filled glass case In placed In a bellum-filled glass case front of the Declaration of · In 1952 to stop a steady deteriora- Indepelldence. tlon. Two years ago, the Archives Not all of the nation's written brought together a panel of experts heritage, however, has been so to determine whether the dec lara- carefully protected,l'lveyears ago, tlon_was Indeed withsta!ldlng the ~charged that priceless documents ravages of time. The comrnlt,tee had been allowed to molder bereported "no evidence of deterlora- · cause of bureaucratic neglect. tlon beyond that which existed at · Concerned employees took picture~ the time of t he current of documents In various stages of televlslonpacila&IS. ClUCACO (AP) -Members of theNC.V:onTueldaydrummedthe orpn!DIIDa out ol the college RECORD ~trn- 'Die illllc II II llw ~byr.- .... - .,~ ' Val tsla,lell, ... NewYalt ....'DwiiMGI I ad ... Alh'Jtar pme _ . . bl'l ........ _ . .. . . 1 l, ADOLPH '$. Labonlt«y di"''IPE4 WID!Ield'• stmw.~hop PatholoiY, ~ b' 811 emr. · Brett'• ~ hainer t1e11 tt the ili!Wild bdlre Carm-drlllt!d a Stieb pitch Ollei' tile left-lield l'ellce In the buUilmoltheili!Wild. · C&nl!r's berne run earned ldm MVP. hottOrs, only the lf!cond player, Uoac wltb Garvey, to Win tilt twice, U llleNl., sll!aiing a Jallla1 lour ' - , abetdled Its CMI'IIIIINd Iii tilt ll!rtelto •19,L awll'll ap+•N<WIIBD sajd. ·FISH & c· H·IP·s $11 4 ,~ -~ -..; ~ ·- DAIRY VAllEY· , \ '~. ._ . ~ ' ,jj til · "AI The Enol ol the Pl>otl6lOJ·Ma- lridvo" ..... ,..,;PI.Otlif;I.MIII!I~o;r_OH ___I!I!!!!_ _ _ _ ___ PHii.it"ili~.-2ii5i·S6··•' • 1------------------.;;.·'_·- ,. · Swale, a taD, thin son ol ~ Crown winner Seattle Slew, won the BelmOnt easily on June 9 and was Our su·mmer Clearance Sale Continues ALL SALE SHOES lf2·PRICE. , ----fiii1H ... • ., ... • Aluminum Nbered ROOF, COATING . 5 GALLON $23 7 ~ • Spec.~~~~~hics .... ~ CUSTOM SCIIIN PIINTING - • T·s.iltl, C.. Ju ..ll. Etc~ SPECIAL PllmfiG FOI'1DUI SPECIAL lhDS .. •I••.••., -.. 614-992·7126 AmiiU .. I ' I j 'I • I' .. '• . �~ Page 4 The Daily Sentinel - .... -· . ·'"" ...... . ~~ Pome.oy Middleport, Ohio ' •' I ' ' -' -,. ,. ,t ' • .,J. • Wedne1day, July 11, 1984 GarVey,, Carter combination .helped _NL Ail-S~~first and lllfrd B)'HALJIOCK · SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - ~ GIIIVI!Y and Gaiy carter are. so much aHke they coold be ~lonel. turn00 out by some ilant computer I first-round leader In the Ohio Men's Amateur Golf Tournament. "Last year I missed the cut. I shot In the!IJs both days. It was a lot. It's SOO!ethlng I trled to forget right away," said the :21-year-old Kent State ·gclfer after firing a 1-ljllderpar-71 Tuesday. . ''This year I'm just smarter and keeping myself In position," Ca&seu said after using a3-wood Instead of a driver for his tee shots. CasseU, frml Hudson, carried a one-s(foke lead over35-year-oldJJm McFarren of Canton and Brad Franks, 38, four Urnes the.. club champion at l)ost Beckett Ridge. McFarren and Franks matched plonsclosetothelead.Despltefour parof72overthe6,ffi0-yardlayout · three-putt greens, Metcalf was just north of Clnclnnatl. Casseu, deadlqckedat75withJetrMorganor • FrartksandMcFarrenweretheonly Cincinnati and Gary Hickman of players In the field of 144 golfers to equal or match par In the wilting mld-oo:dlegreehumldlty. . JirnMuenthlng,aMiamiUnlverslty standout and two-time Clnclnnau District champion, shot 73for fourth place with Dennis Harrington ofWorthlngtonandPeterHammar of Columbus. . Eric Adams of TUtonsvWe used his ·first career l!Oie-ln-9ne, a liD-yard3-woodshotonthel6thhole, toshareseventhwlthGazyRusnak · of Painesville and Teny Valentine ofAshlandat74. ·· Dayton. Rick Jones, thel9'75wlnner,faDed to solve the sUck, dndulatlnggreens and settled for Tl. Jack Hesler of Dublin, thechamplonlnlm, ~78. Gary Artzorstow. who won~. and 73-year-old Ed Preisler of Cleveland, thewlruierlnl.946, skled to 89s.. CasseU,KentS!ate'sNo.3varslty player, said, "Iwasneverlnt.roUb!e, but I was In the rough a lew times. I've been having trouble with my driver.'' . . . .• He birdied 'the 18th bOle with a meroy ~ Member: The Associated Press; ln· land Dally Preta · Astoclatoo and the Ainerlcan Newspaper Publishers AI~ ~latlon, National Advertl.llDg Jl4!pre. ANtatlvP, Branham Newspaper S&llf!l, 73.1 Tb~rd Avenue. New York, New CIOIO WDS . .' . • • ~ VINTON -1nherltlnga ~that has won two consecutive champlon- shiplln !hi! Southefn Valley Athletic Conference d(lesn't Inhibit N<rth Gall1a Hlell School's new ilnbt!ll r~ 1'11.~ may remit Jn advance direct to O.Uy Sentinel on -3, 6 or 12 month balls. Credit wUI be given carrier each coach. · "The thing Is, I want to go Into a moath. MAiL SUBSCRIPTIONS 13 w-. ~;= : : : : : : : : : ::: IMide Ohio , -- ................................. $14.s~r ,, '' :::;:::: ::~ 010-eOh!o ~ ;::: ::::::::::::: :::::: !12 w-. :;:::::::::: ffi:~ ,,, ................................. 159,80 " y . • rI ~=================~===- oft-season.,, The Pirates 'begin regular train- Ing' on Aug. 1. ~ season begins Aug. 31. with NG travelling to Cincinnati Batavia. Angles, 38, attended Columbus West High Scbxil, where he .~ ..............•e~Ci-. Sl. 59 12 OZ. AGAR VACUUM PACKED SLICED BACON .••••-..e~Ci-. s1.29 12 oz. SMITHFiELD . .. ' BOILED·HAM ...• .-••• ~.1.8.. •• s1.97 E SALAD •.... ~.~ .....1.8.. •• SI.49 ., 1- .' '' .' 10 ll. IDAHO ,. ' POTATOES ... m .. s2.59 CHEESE ..... m.. '1.89 CABAGE.. .... f:iM.... 49c • '. " ' •".. "' ... .. Best Brukfasl , , he world's. Biggest . .,., 1 $3.29-And. II s I ,. All-yo,.-can-eal,J . /111111 even. g,.ffe;3 ; 9 U/.,le.ul butf•J ~~}.99. Kids our . · · .d1 10 a.ul ..,.., ed 11n· more. K• 'fost B,.ffessent · ill' 32 9 MON.- FRI. MULLEN I ·. _Upper Rlvor Road '(Acron from tho AirpOrt). ( .. ' . ' . OYSTER STEW •••~.~nt. fS1.79 .. .. 46 OZ. HUNTS . TOMATO JUICE ....•.. sw..... 99¢ .. 16 OZ. DEL MONTE , SU·CE D PEACHES·~ P~~,-111. 59 ·· ·-' ... ' ' ' ' 17 OZ. STOIELY WHOli 01 CII£AI S1Yl£ . ... YELLOW CORN ..•.~.~t'' fS1.19 490Z. · · <' TIDE SOAP POWDER ..•. s2.49 --. ,,,,._ 16 OZ. VAN CAMP . : PORK & BE-ANS.~ ••• lCNt~ /97~ 50Z. ,. ' COAST SOAP ....... .2.am/Sl.19 OJ. UID£M10QD 4~ •. . The . ·Ilii71'10afd of Govenllrs 110tm 7.() nBday til accept Salt Lake · at the now defunct Central Hockey l.eque as a non-YOtlna member at the Jeacue lor the l98WrS aeuon. said Marc Amicone, Gokklt ~"" l'l'llll'!a!tinl director. The board elloqreed to I.'Oilllder II membenhlp applicatiOn trcm the llidlallapoU8 Chtckl!ls, aiiOthlt rnsnber ol the CHt.. wtllch tlldld lifts last IIN8DII,IIld a KalamaziOo W1np spokesman who ukal hl8 .. ·" g:"IJ,.~~~~~.~~...........1.~~,t ../S2.49 15¥2 OZ. HUlTS REG. OR MEXICAN , .. MANWICH ......... ~2~m/Sl.99 .' 10 CT. , lllli'ae not be llled. A cleclllbion the application ts ililljJtC!ll!d within 10 dayi, be said. . 1be board had Mjalll!d a metn· ballllpappllcatlon from tbeClo!don .....,. ew1la' this )'ftr, clllnl ... 've.travel t*Ai+i !I bettLZ!d !lalt t..Ut and the .otbl!r leepe matlllilfilll Ohio, ~. Wllcoftslll,l'tllciiiPD and Illinois. 'llwappllcalkm wu remnsldered wl*l OWIIII'I ol the Salt t.aR club •'7 adio•et•h"•tbeotbertMml' travel eiqlellle&. L.B. $J99 .. ' SUPERIOR GRADE A WHOLE Chicken LB. • I ' TURKEY - Druros.ttcks LB. ... ·59¢ 39¢ Lunch <Meats LB. $139 .' ' .. . ' • .. SUPERJOR ~ Frankies 12 OZ. PKG. 99¢ . .. · .' ' - J .• 1 VINE RIPENED •• Tomatoes LB. • 1 SANDWICH MATE IN_D. AMERICAN Cheese . approved . . •- $}l9 '' KALAMAZOO. Mich. (APl The lntematklnal Hockey League exJ*nded It rankS to eight with the addi,tlon of the .Salt Lake Golden Eqtes,andthenumbercouldreach n1ne If a memberlhlp application trom .an Indianapolis club Is •'! . Cube Steak. expands ranks w, LB. BUCKET Hock~y ; 10¥2 OZ. HILTON Chuck Roast He went to Oak HW tor oneyeer, alldleavlngeOK:atlonandcoachlng briefly. he returned as bead football coadl at VInton County tnms«l. He then returned to Oak HlU as an assistant to a tenacious Oaks team . that captured the Ohio ' VaUey Confe1 aJCe title In 1981. IIWIIUI "'""S .,~~d:; ~-~·· a:, e participated In football, wtestllng and track. He received his bachelor's degree from Ohio State University after tnajorln& In health and piiYstcal education. In June, he received. his ma.Ster•s degree from 01t1o University: He began his c&n!er at GaiDa Academy High School, where he coact~ freshman fobtbaU In 1.91072. He theh Wl!llt to <;:trclevUle High Sl;hool; !~(here he stayed untU119'16. J)urlngthat tlme,lbe Tlgerswat the .S outh Central Ohio chamjiiOnshlp. . . Iague . football . . ·-\ All-Yoif·can·Ba' . "I want to go Into a prorram that's up, and not down. "My feeling Is to continue that suceess," he added. "You lOOk at what's ~· done ·ln the past, and then you contlnlje 11.'-' . The Pirates won the 1982 and 191l3 SVAC football. crown for John J;Uake, the dean of SVAC grid coaches wllorestenedhiscontractln May alter :pyears atNG. Anrles. untn recently assistant football coach at Oak HlU Hlllh School, was lilred by the Gallla County IAJCal Boanl of Education two weeks 8(10 to succeed Blake. AnPs met with prtlSj£ctlve. pla)ftl and_parents TUesday at NG and outlined his plansfurtheseasoo. "I'm veryanxloustoi'!(srarted,"be saldl • . He has started with a voluntary welllht proeram, which got underway today. That wm serve as the Sprlncboard for a fllli-Oedaed we!Jht proeram, which he feels .Is necessary for the ooattnuatloa of NG 's success In football. "'A -rl-e~tabllshed footbaU program Is a year-round p tgtam," he said. "I really belleve YOUI' c~­ plolllhlp · teami - are · bllllt· In the. No subscriptions by mall permtlted In towns where home earrler service Is avallable. · CLEARANCE SALE CQNTINUES_ I. ,· HARTLEY'S SHOES, · I·.NC. Waff\es . Scrambled "'Fruit 1'o~pml1.~ Crisp BacQn Home Fnes Sausal1.~ dApples Hot Syrup Hot Sp1ce , ' Fresh Baked Muffins Frr-" Fruit 84r s,ro,,en Seasonal · ' Diced Breakfast · Fruits , · -Fresh Melons . Ham d H.ot su\tere · .. Citru~ Salad . · Mushroom.;; Grapes . . ·Hot Cheese Pineapple Sauce JellY . Spanish Sauce SteWed Prunes Gre~n Peppers • Gelatin Onions USDA CHOICE" BONE-IN good Prorram." said Dav:td Angles. OUR BIG SUMMER Buffet:. AND . COLUMBUs, Ohio (AP) - A rr:====;;==;;=±:::;;;;;;:;:;;::;::::~ father-and-son team took top traln1ng and drtv1ng honors at the Scioto · 1 Downs lnc. raCing meet · which ended Saturday. " . TralnerGene~lehadthebest Winning perce11tage at .685, Scioto ' " Downs anJlOWICI!d TUesday. HI$ son. driver Bruce Riegle, was the ~.. ·~ top1 percentage driver tor the . '"·' second-straight year with a .519 ... average. . Bruce Riegle's record was the HOURS: • 2100 East Main third-best In 26 years of Scioto MOII.·SAT. 9:00-5:00 Pomeroy Downsraclng.Hisfatherholda.524 · FRIDAY UJ0-1:00 · 992-5272 SIIIJ.n AlliiCU PIOCESSED DOWNING--CHiLDS Gallia coach preparfug for grid season Subscribers not det~~lrbqr to pay the car- canetotheplateflrst." IIAn 12 .OZ. llll!CE , m ' ' •1 Curler or Mol..- Rowle One Wftk ........ .......................... $1.10 · One MOnth ........... ................ .. ...$4.80 One Year ............ .................. .. 157.20 -SINGLE. o:ll'l' PRICI!S O..Uy ..... ..................... ........ 25 Cents · ~ Mid he had mapped out his plan befllre Carew hit the ball. · "Wheft the baU Is hit dictates Whatldo,"hes&ld. "YO\Ial\iV8ystry to ~think thP situation. If the ball Is hit to my left, 1 tag 11rst base and then ~ !Dne-.If It ~ beell hit farther to my rlgbt, I would have New North ,.•• POS'I'MASTER: Send addreSs to The Dally Seatinel, 111 Court Sl., Pomeroy, Ohio f5T69. PRICES I -''· Yorlc 10017. ~IPI'ION 11.\~118 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY~ OH. FFECT TH U SAT., ULY 14, 1984 '· Ohio. MARGARINiWJnJ. 79' BAKING Point Pleasant Recreation the double courts atOrdnance Field Department will be offering tennis on 27th Street. Schedule Includes: leSsons July' 23 - Aug. 3, for · 8 a.m. - Pee Wee (7-10 yrs.); 9 interested persons. a.m.- Pee Wee (7-lOyn.); lOa.m.The Instructor wiU be Brtan Beglllller!i (10-up); 11 a.m.- Mixed .. _Begley of Cincinnati. . He hi\S tw.o Ad)!anced (fuU); 6·p.m .• Ladles; 7 y!!ars' creill a e ave· Power p.m. • Laclles AdVanced; 8 p.m. ·School of Tennis, a meinber of the Advanced Beglimers (adult);' · 9 Ullnols State University tennis p.m. - Men's Advanced. team. former Western Ranked · AU classes· arellmlted to 10 player, top doubles player on ISU Students. Registration ·COSt Is team, third singles player on ISU per student. team aQd an AU-Cicy Cincinnati For more lnformat!Qn caD 675winner. 1068 on Thursday or stop by Krodel Dave Power ha8 participated In ParK Campground office"; On Frithe tennis lnstructlol) program for day reglstratlori wm be taken at the past foUr years In Pt. Pleasant. Krodel Beach, 6'15-9794 between 10 Cl~ being offeri.d wm Include a.m.-5 p.m. ·' · lnstructlcm for aU ages seven years old and up. Classes Will be held on r------.....------1 113.SECOND AVE. ·POMEROY CALL 992-3381 992-2342. . tlmedla, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohlo4li~. 91!2· 21M. !le<:<>nd cl01s P<>staae paid at Pp- . IIAn Ill. i'AIIUf The A USSA softball tournament wm be held July . 21-22 at Waterford Grade School, Waterford. There wW be a S60 entry tee with two new balls. TrophJes wm be awarded at the end· of the double elimination tournament. For more Information, contact Wayne Louer, 614-984-2726, ftC. Louer at 614-962-2101 or Tom TUcker at 614-984•2133. Publlllled ...ry afternoon, Mond!IY lllrOUIIb Frlday.IU CourtSIJftl. by the Oldo Valley Publishing Company -Mul- "HetumedandlllolcedUkehewas goliJI to SI!COlid,", the nmtle!' said. "ltwasoneofthoseplayswiJereyou r---:-....,..-----........----------..,.j Point Pleasant Recreation Depart~Jtent tennis lessons ' (U8P814J.. . , . .\ D!O!oloa ol MuHimod!a, 1..,. Thornton'stboughtsexactly. J)o 4-foot putt to seize the lead, weD beforethetemperatureshotpastthe Sox - S • Winning average as a driver, and CUrly Smart's .685st!Ustandsas the ~mark. track's best. "The key to a good round here 1s Driver· Ray Paver Jr. took top hitting a lot of greens. It's hard to get dash-winning honors, gu1d1ng 47 the ball up-and-down If you misS the horses to first place. greem," hesald. ''Thesegr!'enscan SclotoDownssaldattendancewas be ireacherous If you're above the , up 7.5 percent Over last year to bole." · _ . . 283,955, whllemoneybetwasupL38 , McFarren, the 1974 Ohio pubUc pe1 cent to more than $22 mDllon. links champion, missed a 3-foot ___TheMit:l~aRaciQgAssoc!downhiU putt on the 17th hole that atlon now takes over at Scioto wouldhaVeglvenhlmashareofthe . DownS for a 60-nlght meet which lead. endS Sept.l5. · Taylor Metcalf of Cincinnati, the 1976 tltleholder.-was the only one of live former state 81T\Bieur cham- By S<:OTI' WOLFE In other action, Racine and the SYRACUSE -Close competition Gallipolis White batUed It out and "old fashioned" sportsmanship . !9" five Innings as both . teams reflected by the participants made ..collected silt hits, however, In the the BW Hubbard Memorial UtUe scoring column Racine took the 4-2 League Tournament memorable triumph. Tuesday as the Racine's Royals Racine's '11m HaU struck out 13 and the Pomeroy Tigers gained White Sox batters and walked two. first round wins. . Mike Kllnglesmlth suffered the Highlighting the e~:"enlng was a loss, gOing three and one-third no-hit pitching effort from Pome- Innings before gaining relief from roy's Robbie Fields, who went four Brett Saxon. Kllnglesmlth fanned Innings and faced 15 batter$ enroute three and walked 5even whUe to a 1().{1 Tiger win. Fields faMed Saxonfannedfouranddldn'iwalka five and walked two, but yielded no batter. hits with his strong effort. For the winners, Jason Codner Benjl Dllton suffered the loss for slugged a home run and single the losing Albany Royals, despite a Chris Murphy had a trtple, couU: good slx-Strlkeoljt. one-walk perfor- Maidens had a double, Jason mance. . Albany attempted a late Qu!Uen· a single and John Hoback a game ·fOmeback as an error and single. . walks loaded the bases before . GaWpoUs hitters were KllnglesFields ended the game with a mlth with a home run, Chris strikeout. · Chestnut two singles, Saxon a Pomeroy had a strong hitting single, Brant Pauley a single, and ,,, _attack -Jed by Jason Wright with a Josh WIDiams a single. Tonight, Syracuse Hubbard's triple and single, Eric Heck two singles, John Elliott two singles, Greenhouse plays the Gallipolis and stnrles by Kevin Taylor, Senators at 6 p.m. and Glouster Robbie Fields, Teny Reuter, Pa- Burr Oak Lodge meets the GaUipotrtck Grys:zka and Randy Moore. lis Red-Sox at 7: 15 p.m. . _The Daily Sentinei Consider the circumStances In the 1n any event, he exPected AL tlilrd Inning. Andre Thornton Thornton tobei'UIIIIII!&. "YOI,I try to and Lou Whitaker had set the table be llgll'l!llive, take the extra base, with singles. There were runners at . the~ 011 JCOrlni." . STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM ' -SUnday 10 AM-10 PM - bye.A!nerlcanl.eaJI!e: .. , 'Game. · · .carter hit a lone run and GaNey scored the game's first run. Both key contrlbutlons, certainly necessary to buDd the3-l Victory. But the play that turned this rame tiie NL's way was a combined effort by the . first baseman. and catcher whlclr dlemonstrated that ball games are not won by otten.seaJone. · PomeJ'9y, Racine winners in Hubbard Tourney Tourney set r.:=======::·=--; proepecta. . Then tlleY made the inlstake messing with tile hero ~Iones. tlmelnTu~ynlght'sMtbAU-Star . WEST CHESTER, 011io (AP) Within tWo seasons, BW CasseU has gone frml a wlld, !nl shooter to the takeapmbleandltdldn'twockout. The throw just beat me." Americas oo dem;md. They're squeaky clean YaniEe Doodle dreams. CetuJnly. they must have been weaned on hamCarew sent a on&-llop chopper burgers, hpt does and appie pie. down the first bull line. Gaivey Nothing else would be appropriate gloyedtt,stl!ppcdontlaelluetotooe ,for these modern day Frank out and tbell, atte- briefly fllrtinaMerrtweJls; with a !brow to eecywt, lln!d to They're hand<lorne, talented and · Carteratthepla~. u'"nc'llxrilton personable - the perfect heroes. It lor the double play. End c( rally. oniYseemednaturalthattheywook! - One out later, Vllenzuela hJid be at the heart of another National l!l!ICaped the Inning iu!d wuabout .to League AU-Star_vlclory. NI-t· a l;'eCOI'd-aettJnc •111ni of six Without Carvey and Carter. the sti'a1ght ~.. that rookie Nl, might have hal:! a much tougher Dwlaht Goocien WJIPt!ted. Good- Cassell advances to lead in Ohio- Amateur Golf play By GEORGES'mODE . AP Sporis Writer 110ae out and Ferilando Valellzliela. You could a1mo11t • the AL llllvatlar at the progri\0Ulll;1d to JX'(ldl1ce Captain TUPPERS .PlAINS T-BALL - Plclured are the Tu!IPen ~· Reds T-W team which po8ted a wlnnlpg ~- durtnr the repdar TNm lllfJhbers are, front, .from left, J - ~ Cha8C Willson, Mike Lofery, Brian Jlowea, Shawn Maxey, Child Wbeeler; Ia ""'I• from left, Headier Gulf, With three lftl1Y 800d liltten - Rod (Vew, Cal RIJ*m, 'Jr. and Dave Wlllaeld- com111i to bat aptnet AP SpaN Writer SlicesOL~KG. BROUGHTON'S .• 24 oz. 99¢ . . $ . Og .. -· • -- ~ . LUNCH~-MEAT Treet 12 OZ. CAN ·FLAVORITE HUNT'S Ketchup· - .32 oz. .... . .. ..... .·····COOJl(fi······· • ' PUR EX "BLEACH GAL. 59¢ limit One Ptr Cus~o111r Good Only At P-lrs Offer bplns Sit., July 14, .liM ,, . :• BAG '12 G l. • . . ' : SHURF$NE SUGAR : . 5LB. .Ice Cream 149 COUNTRY TIMES 'HEINZ VIN_EGAR LEMONADE Cider or White #BA305-050+8 ~A~· $}49 • ' - Limit One Per Customer - --- Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Sat., July 14. 1984 ' ·- ' . < • ~ • " . . . �I • ' Page 6 The Sentinel Family Medicine 11 Ohio Wednrday, July 11, 1984 Leadipg cause of blindnes$ BY EDWARD SCHRECH, D.O. the earlier the problems'are (mind, lng the vitreous fluid and replacing . the better the chance for successful It with a.special solution. This may treatment. be done when the diabetes causes a One test an ophthalmologist can · lot of blood and scar tissue In the use to check for vascular changes In fluid. the eye Is called fluorescein angloDiabetics should also be carefully graphy. Usulilly done In the doc· watched lor gtauco.m a and cata• klr's office, thl$ procedure Involves racts In the eye lens, and treated as Injecting dye Into the body through needed. a vein- of the arm, and then of FamBy Medicine Ohio University Callege of Ooleopa.lhlc ~edlclne · ·QUESTION: How does diabetes affect vision? ANSWER: Diabetes arte~! S mainly the retinal layer of the eye, .the Innermost un.. , lng . whichor Is the vitaleye to vision. Diabetesrelated disease of the retina, or retl· !IQpathy ·a s It 1s ·medically known, Is cause or blindness In American adults under the age of 65. Annually, there are approximately 5,tro new cases of blindness due to · diabetes mellitus. The disease process In the retina causes the blood vessels In this part of the eye to leak Into the suppOrting fluids of the eyeball. New vessels frequently form In the retinal layer to wake up for the leaking vessels but these often lnterlere with vision. In addition, the bleeding often causes scar tissue to form In the vitreous fluid that helps the eyeball keep Its shape. . All these changes may cause the retina to detach completely from the eye. The retina Is Ilk<~ a "radar ciiSk" that picks up light w~ves and transmits them to the optic nerve, the nerve.which leads to the vision center In the brain. When the retina Is detached this transmission is Interrupted, causing blindness. QUESTION': How are diabetic changes In the eye detected? ANSWER: In the-early stages of retinopathy, vision changes al'!ln't noted by the patient. Only careful examination of the Inside of the eye by a physician reveals the retlno· pathy. A person who has been diabetic for only 10 years has a 5().50 chance of having eye changes that need treatment. That's why periodic eye examlnatlns are espeelally Important for dlabe\IC patients - photographingthepathi)fthedyeln the hack of the eye. From this test the physlclai'l ,can determine the status of the eye's blood vessels. QUESTION: How are these eye cbanges treated? ANSWER: Etrecttve treatment depends on good CQntrol · or the diabetes. Itself. This means carefully following the recommended diet and using Insulin or oral hypoglycemic medications ,as pres· crlbed. The better the blood sugar Is controlled, thelessllkelythechance of ser1ous eye problems. If early slgliS of diabetic eye changes are detected, ~tal forms of treatment are avaDable. A new treatment Is photocoagulation, a tecllnlque where a beam of light trorri a laser or s~lalllght bulb Is directed Into a specl!lc area of the retina. This beam or light coagu· lates leaking blood or destroys to new ab!IQrmal blood vessels that are forming In the retinal layer; Another ther!lPY Involves remOV· MarlettaHighSchoQI,classe$ofl932 and1933. meet We11MIY I!YI!I1Jng at the home 0( Mn. David~. Mrs. Pat Jiolter will have a OFFER EXPIRES 7/15/84 workshop .on !lower ai'I'Iingtng 8lld members are to take a COI)lalner and Dowers. Mrs. F.dgar Pratt will be the co- The reunion began with a social Dean Hill, WU!Iamstown. Mrs. CIGARETTES ." bolteu. fayetteMotorHotelfrom6tolOp.m. on Friday attended by 49 class· mates. There was a cocktail hour · precedlng the Saturday night bail· quet In the Stemwheel Room at the Lafayette, with thedlnnerservedto 82 classmates and their husbands and wives. Entertainment was provided bY Dale Eddy will be caller. ' There wW be a variety of flavors of hDrneniade Ice cream. Hot cloP. pie and cake will be available. Thciae wlsh1ng to take Ice cream cut .should bring containers. Entertainment will be provided. ' ·Happenings Plans are being made for a nlgllt hike on Wednellday tor the cadettes and older girls, along with juniors who need parental .· Camp registration pennlsslon. ALB,ANY - Registration for the Girl Scout day camp next week at' Camp Klashuta Is still being a<;epted, Rhea NOITis, c»dlreccor announces. Girls Can register by mall to lllir at Rt 2, Box 174, Albany, Ohio, (~) or at the ·camp_ slr,eon Monday, the first day. Cozart reunion RACINE -The annual Calart reunionwillbeheldSundayatthe Racine American l..eglon hall. • There . a lilsket ~rat nOon. Social postponed POMEROY - An Ice cream social planned for late July by the Ladles Auxtltary of the Bashan Volunteer Fire Department has been postponed unW late August. Biggs . reunio!l . POMEROY - The Biggs • family reunion Will be held at the horne of Nathan Biggs on Ohio 124, Pomeroy, Sunday. (All BRANDS) $7 7 7 CARTON TOTAl SATISFACTION GUAIANTEE I"'Jfhlflt yov ltvy et Kr...r It tv.rtnt.H .. (Limit 21 . ..........,.,.,a-.,..., ,_ .............. h•• ... ,., ,..., ••• ..., •••,.... . --· C(lupon hplres1/1S/a. • .....,. wiM IM'eiMiet I CIR"' ateW. ·~~~..... Chester. ....... .,.MI •rlthrefvH your · . TIM'EX WA·TCHES time ~work was co!lferred upon He!U'Y J. Hom ill, Jeannie Hom and Martin Davts at the annuallnspec· tlon and meeting of the Meigs County Pomooa Grange at the Star Grange Hall. Elizabeth . Jordan, county women's <~ctlvltles chairwoman announces all women's contest entrles will be judged at the Sept. 7 meetlngattheRDckSprlngsGrange A Ne.,.. ~a• $500 OFF . ·und ~eeft . dard \n oro' . beef per pound stan .guarant~ed t::~!:: :.~~urn standal'doklna than the gov ss fat befOre co • guaranteed to c:;~:~a:e after cooklna so vou get less CoupOn Expires 7/15/14 14·17·LB. AVG . FRESH Whole Trimmed Pork Loin . Pound from any. Lo:::o•Ol EXTRA StRENGTH WHITE-ETHRIDGE. The Meigs County Prince and Princess Qulz was given and Becky Rife was named to reign as the Meigs County Grange Princess for next year. She will represent Meigs County at the state convention In October.ShelsamemberortheStar Grange and the Meigs County Grange Youth Group. The Youth Group will have a solt drink stand at the Meigs County Fair next month. 667·3110 .r~~ SINCE 1858 5th STREET 423·6300 CAPSULES $497 }DO's C0!''¥111GHi 1. . THE lt~O<llRCO IT"(MS .U.D PfiiCES GOOD SUNDAY . J UL'I' I 125 LEE STREET Tl'di0U(ii'I5AT \J R0AV JUlY 14 UWI IN GAllii'OI.IS & f'OMEIOY. OHIO SJOII(S {Behind Post Officol COOLVILLE, OHIO 45723 WI ltiSIIIIYI THI IIIIIGMT 10 LIMit OUilN TITtfS NONf SO~O 10 OIAllPS BELPRE, OHIO 45714 . LEE ETHRIDGE •Government~minimum standaro weight before cook.ing.8 9unces: ~eight afteri cookin.g 4 ounces CANDY BARS The account with the extras~ .. A BONUS* GIFT SLICED FREE INTO ONE CONVENIENT TAKE HOME PACKAGE (Limit2) REG. 36'. 4 / $1 U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED ANY SIZE PACKAGE (limit 12) Coupon (IJiirtl 7/15/84 ' COOy J . MeGulre ~arkay Pound •The More Beef Ground Beef from Kroger: weight before cooking 7 ounces: weight after cooking 5 ounces $ 29 Extra Lean G·round Beef U.S. GOV'T INSPECTED Chopped Beef Steaks ..... Pound $1 oo OFF Son born QUARTERS Spper lean Ground Beef ANY PRESCRIPTION Mr. and Mrs. Jolm McGuire, Rut\and, liJIIlOunce U1e birth of a son, .Cody Joseph, born May 29 · at Pleasant Valley Hospital, Point Pleasant, W.Va. The Infant weighed 8 pounds, 7 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. McGuire have another son, Shawn. Ma lerna! grandparents are David and Jo Rhoades, Mason, W. Va . and pater.wl grandparents are Chet and BesSie Coif, Oakhlll. (Transferred. New, Refill} Sockeye .. Salmon ............ .. · •llot Valid on lnsulint or Syrinaes Umlt.,..1 Prerc. with Coupon Llmll-1 Coupon Per cuetamer Coupon (IJIINI 7/lS/14 KROGER Margarine 1-lb. $179 lb . . JET FRESH 4-6·LB . AVG . WHOLE ALASKAN 49 lb .- $ 3 . . 69c 99 C $ 3 1 Grade A Large Eggs ..... .. Doz. GA·VISCON· ANTACID TABLETS 25" Magnavox Cpnsole 13" ~ Pol1able Television Te-.IJI"' Ai~ Howard Miller Grandfatner Clqcl< lOO's $469 DISPOSABLE LIGHTERS CoiPOII Erplrtl 7/15/14 JanMulen Minolta X· 700 . Open a 31h,' 5 or 7 year certificate account at Gallipolis Savings and receive a BONUS gift. Your account eams high interest and is guaranteed. 0 'Federal r9 fQ I ~~ - " ' oorly - 1' ........ • · ~ camera Seldom do you hi1V8 a better opportunity 10 accomplis~ your investment objective and receive an extra ... a BONUS gift. ·· .SAYDNGS 441 2nd Aw!1Ue Glllpojtr, 0111o 451131 •,..., ...,.,..c., •. te~M ....., .........., .... "'--" .,etlflcelt, ~ tn ..,, M . • we M nut ovt of •" H.,.ftftH ...._ , . . wiM ..M.t ,." 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Reedsville; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith. Pomeroy; Hllda White, l..oJijf Bottom. Mr. and Mrs· JOhn Hayes, any ·GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS ' SA1URDA¥ GALLIPOLIS - 'l1le Grande Squares will have a Wl!ltem · style square dance Saturday at St. Peters Episcopal Owrch, 5U Second Ave. from 8 to 11 p.m. · T..ONG BOTI'OM - An oldfashioned ICe cream social will be held Saturday at the J..ong Botttm Community Building at 4 p.m. . . Pasje-7 rJiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiii Hall. The second birthday of Ian Mullen was observed recently with a party at the oome of his parents, Debl and Chuck Mullen, Middleport. The cowboy theme cake was baked by hls ,grandmother, Mar· garet BaUey and served with Ice cream, PI!IICh and candy. Attending were Pat and Penny Mullen and children, Jacinda and Jason, Joyce Seeling ai¥J A. .J . . Va~. Brenda Hysell, Brian Mullen, and his grandparents, Don and .Biirb Mullen and Harry and. Margaret BaJJey, and l!'e8t· 'if811dm01her. Rhoda Hackett. POMEROY - The Rock Sprlnp Graqe will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the halli'Dr the annuallnspeetlon. All Q1e11'1bei:S are urged to attend. . •. n,e.Daily Sentinei- ,Ohio hour and picnic style buffet held In · WUIJam StraUss. JOhn and Steve, the ruvervtew Rcxm of the La· fleming; Mr. and Mrs. WUbur Inspection conducted Births, birt;hdays . MIDDLEPORT "'"I 'The Mid· dleport Amateur Garde!l$'s will 1 the Sweet Mellnes, Merry·Etta Chapter and Dr. James E. Hoy, Thlrty.elgllt claasmates met on SUnday rnomlng tor .a 6reakf8st to conclude the rewdon. Among the recent IIIII!Sts at the WeberfannhavebelenMr. and Mrs. spent a recent weekend with her brother and slster·ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hill. Wllilamstown, and attended a combined geHogetherol WEDNFSDAY «»- The diabetic 18 frequently p~ abOut loa of ~!!· Jl'lth the ~ treatments available for treat1118 even 'the moet severe . dll!betlc eye CQmpllcatlon, the odds are liood for matntatnblg vl$lorl. If the dlabettc pa;tlclpatell by having ·frequent eye checkupa, the chances for c;ontlnued sight are very liood· Guest at Ma·rt"etta . class·.reuru · ·on Mrs. Floyd Weber, Long Bottom, 'THURSDAY Calendar Midd Pameroy PINT RETURNABLE MTN . DEW, PEPSI FREE. Diet Pepsi or Peosi . C-ollf . 1-Pak · 48 PLUS DEPOSIT �• Ohio Ohio BritlSh dockworker- strike negotiations break 11 H- very diNppoint!Di and the posltiOII LONDON (AP) -Talks aimed at !Jon of Port Employers ended In a QJ1lck settlement Qf a strike by . failure atter seven hours, otrlclals Biitlsh dockworkers have broke!! said. down, and union officials say the ''The strike will continue and It Is dispute - an offshoot of the possible that some. tent services nallonwldecoal strike- !lOOn coWl will now be affected," said the ~eel feny services as well as , union's national docksoftlcer, John cargo. Connelly. Nodatewassettorturther Negotiations between the Trans- negotiations. port and General Wprkers Union, , whlch caned · the dock strike Nicholas Finney, director of the . ,.Tuesday, and the Natlonal Assocla· employers' association, said: "II is __ . _Is clearly very unsatlsfactcry." teiu FREE HEAliNG TtSTS WEDNESDAYS Tue8day. Most of Britain's 13,700 dockworkers walked of! the job at key ports around the country, Including London, Uverpool, Brtstol, Southampton.. ltnJnlniham, eo..;...m.. Ntlrill Aid Stltction i - Swi111 loldt • lnt""'thll S.rYicts LISA I. KOCH, I .S. ~ lictllted Clinical Audloloclst :c z (114) 446-7619 or (114) 992-6601 , Ipswich, and Manchester, which Is Unked to the sea by~ ship canal. The Daily Sentinel 21 Help Wanted now • - l t o r a. .. --~--~ 417 Sacollll A¥111111; lox 1m· Gtllipolis, Ollio 45131 PHONE 992-2156 ·. · 4 CALL 446 4522 Butln... Opportunity l~nt -Work yoior _ , ~. no oollecting or dal u~~ no lnuwtm•••·· ldt. The 81180Ctallon ted wldiBpread diiNptlon of port operatiolll _, The Daily Sentinel P 9 • propan:y 10 v•· F•-- • Gallipolie & Vicinity -'blo ••w,. ...., ,.., '-" U-SAVE AUTO R_ENTAL I ' AIR BAG DEMONS'IBATION -In Im, Rlchard Austin, right, Mlddpn Secretary of sqte, took part In ·1111 air bag demonstration In Dearborn, :MI. It was !'fl""'''I'I' by the U.S. Department ol Transportation Wid COIIduct.ell by Bruce Madden, left. 'l1le Reapa llllmlai!Qatlon wiD decide this "'eek whether air hap or automatic .U belts should be required lor new· C&l'S. (AP Ie photo). . Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) _ The government plans to order aJr bagS ar automatic seat belts tn new cars beginning with some 1987 models, lNtwUIJ~tautomakersoffthehookif enough states pass mandatory seat belt Jaws, according to admlnlstratton sources. ':j'ransportation Secretary Eliza· belli Dole was said by aides to haV't' struggled to qevelop a plan that • would be accepted by an sides_in the 15-year-old controversy. But advocatesand crlticsofalrba,gsagreeno matter what the proposal is, it Hkely w!ll be chanenged tn couli. Even thoughtheproposalhadyet to 'be formaJJy ann<>uncEd; •consumer and auto-safety advocate Ralph Nader already. was critlclz· tng It as "a snare and a delusion." "It postpones for severn! more years needed safety protection In cars. and carries with lt a high . Vl.!ln~abllitytoautolndustrylobby- , !rig later this decade," Nader said. Anewsconterencewassclle!Med designs- S<kaned "frleridly intefor today to provide details of the riors" ....: on sllme model cars that newregulations. the company claims could meet Admlnlstratlon sources, speaking government crash protection reon the condition that they not be qulrements without either aJr ba,gs identified by nanie,.said the rules or a seat belt. include a requirement that aJr bags Theproposa!'alsowas expectedto or a safety harness that automat!call for a continued campaign for cally wraps around car occupant passageofmandatory_seatbeltlaws be phased in beginning with the 1987 similar to the one recenlly enacted model cars. All cars would have to 'tn New York state, and possibly to be equipped with the devices by 199). , Include incentives for states that But the administration provided enact such laws. the automakers, who have fought Spokesmen for the big lhree f~al requirements for passive automakers - General Motors, resfralnts for IJI<!IlY years, with a Ford and Chrysler- declined to way out by saying the requirement conunent on the reported proposal, would be waived if states represent. saying they would make their _lng ~fourths of the population responseknownaftertheruleswere enact laws requiring the use of seat announced. belts. One IndUStry representative, OnesourceSaldthattheruJesaJso speaking on the condition that neither he nor his company be would relieve· the automakers of havlngtoequipcarswlththepasslve named, said, however, that the restraints 'I f'- !hey meet certain automalrers' strategywlllbetopush govemmentcrashprotectlonstandhatd for enactment of mandatory -ardswlthoutrestralnts. seat belt laws In enough states to General Motors Corp., for exam· clrcurtlvent the fedi!raJ passive pie, has been developing intelior restraint requirement. · a High population threatening poorer nationsJ ··. official says By CARL HARTMAN Associated Pre;s Wrller . . WASHINGTON (AP) - The world population explosion is threat· enlng to "plunge countries Into c!laos" ·by halting development In the poorest, developing nations and tlu'eatenlng the quality of lite In ot~rs. World Bank President A. W. Clausen said today. .Clausen, attending a pOpulation seminar ln~a. said if the bank's projections are correct, the world !Xipulation would lise from almost 4.8 billion today to nearly 10 bllllon by !be middle of the next century. "For the poorest countries, development may not be possible at an unlessslowerpopulatlongrowthcan be achieved soon," he sa,ld. 'In the better-oft developing coun' tries, he added, a continued high growth rate "could prolong Indefinitely the iongwaltfordevelopment .; to Improve measurably the quality oftheir lives." Clausen pointed out that a 3 percent artnual growth rate means the population grows eight-fold In 70 years, and at only .1 percent, tne population doubles In that time. - · " On~ might weU ask whether population Increases of thls order would not put unbearable strain on exlstlng soclal fabric and plunge countlies Into chaos," he sal d. HJs speech was prepared for dellvecy In Nairobi, Kenya - the country where the number of people Is probably growll)g faster than anywhere else. Kenya has a population of 19,'100,!0) and It wUl grow by some'IOO,!Ol, or3.8perrent, thlsyear. Copies of !be remarks were dlstliooted ln advance to reporters In Washington. ' "By the time !be world's popula· tlon stabilized at over 11 billion In about theyear2150, the population of India would be 1.8 bllUon, maldng it the most populous nation on earth. And Kenya's population would have risen...to a staggetlng 160 mllllon, a sltJiatlon surely as Impermissible as It Is untma!ilnable," he declared. In the United States and other more prosperous countlies, popuJa. tlon now grows at Jess than 1 percent • . WASHINGTON (AP) -The FBI agents in charge of a new Justice Depaiiment elton to capture killers who repeatedly prey on strangers say the so-called serial murderers are . "much smarter than we ~ve tmn credit for." . "They are good at what they do," said FBI agent Roger DePue as the deparlment launched its new Na· Ilona! Center for the Analysis of Violent Clime with brletlngs here and at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Va., on Tuesday. ·Serial murderers repeatedly kill strangers over a period of time, often In Widely varied locations, battling local police who uSilally concentrate on any COMectlons b!!tween murder victimS and susplictsandrarelyhearaboutslmllar mul'dersetsewhere. DePue estimated that "atleastlO percent of the 5,400 unsolved , nuirdets In the United States each ' year are the 'rork of systematic, Intelligent transient killers." He refusedto~timatehow~yserial rriuroerers are loosE! In the nation t.OOiy, but one department consul· tantlastfanputthenumberat./lbout 35... - • DePue's unit, whlchforanwnber I of years lias been producing psychological profiles of mUitlerers, assassins,, kidnapers, rapists and extortionists, has been Inter· viewing what he caned "38 of the most notortous murderers lncarcerated today, whomurderedtlmeand a,gaJn." . Among those Interviewed were Davll:l Berkowitz, the " SonofSarn" killer In New York City; John Wayne Gacy, convicted of multiple murders of young boys In the Chlca,go area; and Ted Bundy, accused of murdering female college students from Washington to Utah to Florida. "Does the killer return to the sCene Of the crime? That question has been around for 100 years, oot there was no research before," DePue said. "We found that certain kinds of killers do return to the scene. They Jive rich fantasy Jives, and when they cannot find new victims they go back to ibe ~of their<*! crimes and fantasize. . "Tilese serial murderers are above aVI!fll&l! In Intelligence," DePue said. ''neY are much ~than we gave them credit for. FBI agentJohn[)ooglassaJdthat . , - ,,... . ........ . . . . ,....... lJ.~. 1.!tfi... TV.Ciil'lt,.W ,,.• ,MO!IefiH... ,.w.... ~ToDo .,............ ' ....................... _.................. .,.............. ........... ,.. . . ··t:I· CI. h" ~ ··- ~~--­ -~ ::~"':! '!."f.::u .,.,-. _,....,, ...41.-w_._........,.•,..,,_".......... ...... -" • , . ......... II... U- ~-.. lor"'- .......--·-· _ • .......... _ , ... 11...1 - Cl•uifil'd pa11~• rort ~ r ,.., . 7:J-v,. • •• . , Jolltuci"ll'''lel•hom• !'.u luon,.s . .. ,.............._. 74-1111011 .......- , • •• y . . , .. . . . . . . . . ..., 7'1'-A~ .......... In compliance wtth provts•ons of Sec11on 572 1.03 of the Revised Code of th e Sta te of Ohio, there wtll be published wtthln the next lew mohths, 1n thts newspaper . a delinQuent land hst. conta1n1ng the descnptiOn of the property as •t appears on the t~ list. the ·name ~ the person 1n whose name the propeny ts hs ted. !he amount of ta?CeS. and penalttes due and unpard as of the August settlements . 3 Announcements ··-~~- Ut- 111••·.. .. Jll - ...... ~ . Each PEtrson ch arged wnh real propenv ta~ees and penal Ires rryay pav the fu ll amount of taxes at tl;le Mergs County Treasu rer's Office. To avo.td add lttOn al 1nterest charge. a taxpayer may enter mto a wnnen agreement w1th the Countv Treasurer to pay one-frhh ( 1/ 5) of -the delin Quen t !axes. plus all cu rrent taxes due pn or 10 the day ·r rs to Qe charg ed. William A. W1ckl ine Metgs County AudttOI"i 171 1 1. 1 5. 2tc .' NEW LISTING .:... 1n Syracuse, 3 bedroom ranch, ful basement, equ1pped kitchen, copper plumbing radiant heat near lhe schools. Only $J),OOO. TOWN - SmaN 2 bedroom. · bath, gas het. por£h and nice lot. Priced to sell. QUALITY - Si• rm. rouse, hot water heat. full basemen~ dbl. garage, nice lot and view. FAAII - 73 acres. M or 1., minerals, hay buildint fPid water supply, near Harrisonvile. IIDDLEPORT - Nicely ai· ranged '"\.\) home, near staes • - ~ gas 1orca1 air furn..;e & basement c:,v COUNTRY IMNG- 2.5 acres in viliaie. Remodeled 6 rm hOme, gas FA 1ur~~~ce, alum. - sidina &garige. Price.reduced. lll'AR POIEAOY - Lg 10 . room home & 111f1i1! apt, relted, reasnable. BUSINESS IUILDIIIA- With 2 linlll & ..-q H•'u"i'!l fil!.u lquar fer., no~ptcymatters. t RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE· ·PULLINS TING 11010.I'INDII .... ....ts -IUMI'II ................ tS Aho._C.. . h ., 1 A... lelota LAIGI • SMAlL JOIS PH. "2·2471 , ~12011 '1110. DURING JUNE & JULY pd, -Dr. Carol Oeborne RABIES •3.00 ON ASET OF OUR Yt:RY BEST DENTURES Vinyl • Aluminum SAVE $60 PER DENTURE ' SIDING PHONE 304-372-3222 R.B. SMITH BISSElL - .G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES GA.-WATER $EWAGE PIPE REULATORS. FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS · SIDiNG ·CO. RIPLEY. W. VA. ··Beautiful. Cuatom Built Garag~~s ' / · C1ll for frH sldina n~ ti1111tts, 949-2101 or M. L. "Bud" MeSH£( Broker-Auction SerYice Cb1ryl Lemley, M1i1s CountY Associate Phon• 742·3171 _ ..... 985·3113 ' ' I w 915-3137 . 949-2160No Sunday C.Ho llltiESTED I Jl A IHW VENICI.£ ACCEN'I: ............. _,'" . e...-A-Coo.llle...,.., FENCE.& SUI'PI.Y 220 E. Meln, P•'"""'Y to driYt t11o ftllielt a1 c•oict. . .. No ,001111 PIJlllllll PH. "2·6931 ' Georae S. Hobstetter, Jr.. Broker Phone: 742·3092 L - ......, I'IJ..rt I NE~ LISTING~ 29 acres. with nice 3 bedroom home.larle hvmg room with f1replace, large kitchen with plenty cebi· nets, built-in stove and dishwasher. Family room 13'x22' un· hmshed and I car garage. Some timber very private loca tion. Off Hy sell Run Rd. Reduced, $40,000.00. BLACKSTOI "Free Estimates" "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" , N"' LISTING - Chistef Township - A 2 story, 3 bedroom rome, full basement nice level 2 acres with shed, crib, other outbuildings. Also includes -2 bedroom mobile rome with eQuipped krtchen. $27,000.00 " •lAND CLEARED aSEPTIC SYSTEI.tS · eGRAVEL HAULED 4·5-ltt . Bonded & hisured NOW AVAII.AIUI "SUPER 94" ' .3·5-tfc BUS.: 985·3813 RES.: 985-3837 '611811 mo. pd. Strwico Now Sartl"'l '5outhentern Ohie GIIEENIEAF TERMITE & PEST CONTROL . Tht 11011 p-r.l prt· · niiUII IISOiine in Tilt lit I TOM'S ...., __.,......,..."" 11:00. J04.171·1 :QI. ,... ~ (3041171·1230 'l"o Llldft. Hoopltol, Llldn, w. Vo. 21210. ......... • .,. Col 1 :00 to til 24'•·· PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS lldM.'*..... .f14-143-5lI 1 Hl-l·!tt Cll l•wut"e 11 .,. 742· 2421 . 35115 01k Hill ROlli LORI loHo111, ON. ·45743 CONTRACTING 'DOZE~ · I"CIUtOI 'CUSTOM IUILT - l S •wATEW. DAI lo OIL UIIEI Jll CUFFOID I'll. 912-7201 M-.w. va: PH. (614) 985-4212 PRIVATE . INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES, 612011 mo. Wt Us1 Von Schreder Equipment RecomMIIIII4 by Ludi•l Carpet Menulecturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" W ...... Room • -oiJO .......,. for olclerly ,..._.., lor - l r o g -. R-ble. llubllc Sale •Auction ' . 614-992·7626 $37,600.00. GOOD FARM IN MEIGS . COUIITY - Owner Wallis An 01le! - 105 acres with bam, sheds and oouse. Also lias well producing and minera~. Call lor showing, NEW LISTING - Middltpofl - Nice 2 bedroom ranch with a huP, liVing room, central air conditioning nice lot and a 2 car garage -work shop . $34,900.00. REAlTORS Henly Clttlnd, Jr. 992-6191 Dollit Tllll* 112-5192 J... TMMII 149-2660 Jo HIH 91s-w& ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes - Extensive Re1110dtlin1 Insurence Work Cu1to.m Pole Bld&s. • G1r11es Roofinl Work Aluminum & VInyl Sidinp 1& Ye1rs Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 912· 715113 or 992-2282 ' lH •Itt BOGGS S~LES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorizt4 .Jtlin Dtn, lltw Holl1nd, Ius~ Ilea · · r.... E•itt•lll JONES BAR Colll14-112·1022. lor on elderly Aw;cllowa way Fri. nlgllt at Openlnt 1111en in tny home -' tile H..,.,. C-nity T_. Plolno. Call I14c-ter. tn ••hurl of..., H7·1321. . . Cas tiiiNIIIa of MW 1M .,... a ...,. rnerct•n~• alwey~ w I me. R~ Reynal~l Auctlonoor . 304-271· 3011. WEEKEND • "Mud River Band'' ftlturina Llnny Tenntnt 18 W•nted to Do . n::,:'ao We-----.... _............ .......__.. _... __ ..,.. _,__m.,.... --Old-...- ...., -,..,.. :: "':;';: __ _.,. T.,..-. 111....... · For The L1di1s . , Residtnti1l Call 742·3195 Or 992-5175 Parts & Servlc• $~RVLCE ' lfllo~.lllf~l strvlct .... illltlllltiall. Farm lqulpment APPLIANCE Ph. 111-4211 F,or ~1.1 your wlriq nttds; futnaces "pair & Commtrcill AID 4135=··..· MILLER . ELECTRIC SERVICE Deller S& rl.::l: =r~ All-l•ldllllo '.: H'E lilt 11111"1111/1 .. iool ' IADIAYOI . SIIVICI Wt c1n rtllllr llld rt- corf l'ldlaton 1nd Miter com. We 'Cll 1110 ICid Nil.... nMII ovt l'ldiltOfl. We also rap1lr IIi ,f lflb. PAT HIU FORO 111-1,.. lanlom Opportunity lor .. •• illillllftt Help Wented • I*'~ bu-•· oona. hint room, camlllnotlon - • room 2 L d lclt-. 1 lot, -· ..... rMM, nice VAlull •euml· b1e IYI loon. Low 40't, Mt. v.,_ A... 304-1711-1124 oltwiiPM. · 32 Mobilt Homes i for Sale 1 882 · Clayton, 14x70.' 2 bMroomo, 2 blotho. "'"' hW-. .,...., celll,.lon, llroploce, mlcoow-. control olr. conorata otopo ond undorpennlng, · t1 I , 500. - , finn . 304· 773·111!10. · · . Uoed Plrll, rnobHae-. -2· 10x12 · Holly bMroom; ta.eee.oo. D • w H -. . 2nd ond Vlond lt., Poln) l"lwNorrt 304-171-4424; ', Uoed· mobile home. 10•12.. • Win-. 3 laodroom; tl,t81.oo. .D • w Ho-... g~~a, 2nct ond Vlond St.. Point Pleotllll. 304-871·4424. · -.. · Uoed mobllo home, 70.12 Chollon..r. total aloe, 2 laodroomo. t7,8BI.OO. D • . w Homea, .2nd Yloncl St., ' Pont Plto ..m. 304175-4424. ' . . '""il UMd lnobllo homo, 811•12.·· Comoron, totol tlac, 2 bed,. room, 17.981.00. D • W Homo, '2nd end Ylend St:: ' Point Pleooont, 304-871.· : 4424. -::;=::;=::::;=;:::::+ -:: ' ~ 33 Farms for Sate : --------Form on Crotton !load off. Rl. 87, Moton County. 183 acr81, 30 acree Plllture, ~35 acres meadows . Reu timber. All nowtylancocl. All min8ral rights included . ...... Own your own J••n· I# 1 rtSI •ar. Ltcliel AppaNI. . . .:: old-· 1-. :::::.-:~.~ .._A_ • oriented. -Ful iellert-n .,. pat lima. CoP 114-241-IIH. -~~~---­ ..... ,., ...... ....., ...... ........ ..,..,_ .......... iJ~t~-~~~-~P'A~1~~~~U.~ l e"""• ..... v...... - .. OJ nr•• • "'I.! .... .....7JI7. oil lurtor d - · - · -·• wa ., ...,...,,4pluo-.powd 10111.-to .......... Loon 304:-4&8-1843. · ..... .. - •own U1 ChlldNn't • - · 300 ........ - · t14,100 .... noaaoe•t lo olullet Initio! lnvantort. lib • . , (1884 .. .... - · - . t r - . ...d FOR RENT WITH OPTION ..... :.le ellll ..-Damon- ........ ·morw. Mr. Tote 704- TO BUYIII1411. -thrH bwdr_,, beth Ond hell. 711S.47M. ~ ..t .. .OIII 44.. 1170 er mobllelaome •fitlnt on n1co Ow 11 yovr ow" Jean· lot, O'MIIy. to lnte lp •uuw ....... App otl, t22I.OO-t225.00por CIP.IAIIIIn, ll.o lw. - " · 304-171·1711. ~·~" - . . . scat:; .... ate 111&1' r . . _ lila ...... N_,.. thr• ....... 1'1111 "' ,... lle•a I 1 •trw ln- 1Na1... Jad lllhl. Cillo, ._year bedroom a. gordon opol, 1181111 . . . . •- Levi, y.,. llillt, i;.ft, trtnaale, Celwltl 21MLinGOinA...' I'hpct. ... • 11.. 11111 ... 141 ...... ...... y - . E - _ . , ..... lo..,. 304-1711· P'loa•o , Ct•lrbo•••· .1()47. . _ C i r ....... - . Col M-llas ·OIIIy, Ooaultlli ....... : ' ... 1.....fN.I077. Alae .....,_ Ill 1•11 'JOG..... ~-llttlrog. """""' _.,. te •1.100 to t24,100, ....- 3 ~lid-. 2 tuM llotho. I!IILIII J • e 11t 111111n, I ~l~~~~~~'I!_!J~Il~l~:.....--- loiU 1 f, ollfae, trotlnlnt. Moada-- Adcln. l'h ltiNI ......... ' 1 I· .st.YI1Jl..._..s_ T~ ........ fbr1ur1i1, . - a,:1nlft1 •.eo. ,... cent 111 rm•••• 1oM. ... Laldll.. .,.. ......... ............" ... c. ,. Mt. Loto' Ill eatrM, prlcod IOo. 11._..... ,... ' Kn • t~lll'7i·l ft . · 1 30_4-_1_7_1_·1_4_2_1_. ----~ =... - 1881, 14k708kylinemobllo homo, 31xl0 machinery: ohed . Moclllnory, cettlo, at~:. •ir coftcHUoner, drepea , . 304-11!1-30110. . ,.... twf•IF••tcN. Inc. Aa.. ' - b l • loon with 23Yl ocre form .with 2· hou-. born. log cebift, poyment. ..· -· tlon. Colt 114-317·04181 . tood well with plenty ol, wotor ond ttock.,. IIOl'id'. Mutt oall 1983 Cloyton Timber ond wood land. ey, 12•10, 2 bclr .. uc. cond. mNM out Run 11!1.. French City lroltoroga Sor· Murvln T. Jonyo Morrow, RR ~ ,, vloo. C811 441·1140 . Bo• 242. Applo Grove, W. · · va. 21102. . ,. 1 hiO lkyllne me bile homo. 2 INir .. partially fur· nlthetl. C:.R 441·0274 oltwr 311 Lata • Acreage . . ...... _ .... __ _ •f•,. .... ,_,..... ~aa . . . . . lrt. ONe end both. bela- conttruction. NEW AND USED MOBILE 114m.....,. ...... 2nd. Awe. 114-ll2·600llor114-742· -- oa11un.. .. lo, o. ot oiny HOMES KESSEL 'I QUAL· MIU port. Oh. 114-M2· lTV MOBILE HOME IALEI, 3147. - " ' " - · ThrM_bM- 4 MI . WEn, GALUP'OLII, 14711. room. 1'h botho, - · - · AT 38. PHONE 114·441Wll ronf. Gollipolia maint•ance fNe utet.iof', 7274. <IIIW . . . . lot; I ...... from Ceah f111h1 fllr '-Y • Mawy- · 1110 ..... llilllftl··· . . . . . . . farm Eureka. H ann1n Trace _ ... , _ ......n t _. Sclloo!. 1tt: quality con- 1171 Ll~orty Corovon . . " " - ...... Co. ttruction. Cerpet, point, etc. 14x70. 31Nir.. --ltcllen. ....... . .... 1· 304·112Still - · t27,100.00 to dining, - . , _ with 2711 - · 140.000.00. Col WGI A ccla:g Plap'eoe, Nth 114·211·1707. with . . . - taob. liP· pllancoe meny fe•tuNo. 8 yro. old. 3 -.n. 2balho, 1172 Bal..- 12xl0, kit .. lomlly room with wood ...... - .. 2Wr.. 1t..lh bu.-. Bingle- goroge, on no " ' " - w ·op,u..- . 8 flat _ . . with ttocUd Call 441·0102 1:00AM to pond. City wwtor In Recine. 4:00PM. Coli 114-848-2141-. 11711 Noohuo 3 bwdrowno, beth •nd . ~• ...,. _...., utility ......,_, u.-,...nlne. 11 Every Sunday Niaht 9:00 to 1:00 6/14/1 mo. 5 - ·"*It, cerpat, 1uo1 Waw • ·l - l_ _ wo111. F. . -drill.,. .co w... AIMilpi1' At ltore or PHI lite Somethina Specill - s•. 3100. 2 bilr. houoe lor Mto. 1 cer Will plow tobocco . Call - · 111-=.':'n" 114-211-1121. ,..;, Far -------~-1 cloll,' 441 . ·4712. · I ~ on • d ~ hotnee, rewiring older . . - ma un to ...,_, G....... COIOCOUie • ,.....,... oil lot 301110. Col plumllloll- Col 114-381- 4411-1'177 oo W-3112. Jim c-.-01o1o Inc. 8270 ... 114-388-eiiOI. . . a..Jah: ••· Prtoed ,... •• 3 bdr. home. 448-M72 1 of ILIII. Rt. 12. C~on Rd. Coli 304'l:.C~~ 1711·4187 or 1114-041· 318-H38. , 1211. 441·11H. lfd. • FRI!I Ocld.,JalsS..tluo. For DINe 11.• GaiUJt'h, Olt." PMPiallond-. M- lvr- oldwo-froontlaOrM, ...,.... My . . ,.._ riol- only. Col448-elll0 txc. condition. e2.000 alhra . .. oe~M.rtltrajsuualsw.ltisliftt ·IIMnco. eo• 114-251·1211 alter IPM. -------·lc- - •98 Gen. Hartinpr Pkwy. · • iddl~port. OH . . PH. "2-2549 or 773·5634 LIVE BAND EVERY - -...11-. · ....... Wide ft•nge of CMnliule • luppl._ . Wnt Columbia .lj - . ,_ ,_, . ._,___ 7-9·1 mo. Free -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ........... .J.J'I Yord Sole, Mondoy, .,...... Yon:llole July 12 • 13, 128 d..,, WodModty, 11f,... . Ohio.. Col! 114- Fourth Ave. Loto of dloheo, oent ltr-. Polm P........,t Air conditio-. oar, I. mfec. tt.ma. cheir~ miac,_ l leneo_._., . t till w... thru clotlato. ate. --,........:...-:--.- - - : , 737v. Chatham A... City. Yenf' Sola. 1.422 Ohio It~, Wild ond Thuro. • ltrMt, Fri.• lat. Yonf Thuno • Sat. 41) ·• July 13 • ·14. Avon 31. Holnea for ,Sale pjoono lutlak kn ..... Flret lt. Avon bottlat, boolu, j giNIWIN, ClothM, ' Frit Rem In toWn wtt11 option good vorlety.- . • , Yard lola 41¥1 Unooln· 11: to louy. 3 111. foncorl . yon:l. Oollipoll. Clotheo, JNno. CoM 114-441·2081 nlghta. Fri ond lot. 13th and 14t~. I · -· CGiw·wltelwl. TV, IW til 4. 3 ml• 'Out land H!H : 'L TV. buM bodo. Hou. . for.... 3 belr. 1 n Rd. tum right on lhrinw Club Thun, Fri. & Sot. Rd. Curtolno, unHonftr, bi• l!ooro. ~ ~- ..new . ·· - -· · _,... '*JMit, o· - - - - - - - - - cycle ptru, ml nl ~lie' f--~ In ,_., In Yord Solo '.4 mile aut t30:00. at..,., ttovo. ~ 11 · •-·· n, -- c~ '-- e•a 800 , _ Rd. Clot~ ,_., hwllhw, boyo, glrlo clo,, . 7 .- · · ontiqueo, lumitwe. t..bv thl"'.' Much moro. Prl· Ond mi.C. 10·7 ,.,.., choiiP· Fine In ~lddloport. Wild. Clote to ialoaolo. ~ 2111 Jelloroon Ave., prlcol 11 14- Yllnf SoleContenoryT-n· Thundoy July 112·1141 . 12th, 1·1. - - · lt-. chlldrwn\ houM. cloth1, furniture. toyl. clotheo, lobric. ml•: 1tom1. 811, July 14, 1:00 - 1:: Nice, Nmadolecl 2 bdr .. 2 mloc. · IR 12171114 lb. bet,.oen hlbM:CO t" I;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;:;;:;;;:;;:~;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;,~======== ...... llclw..·Ric! Orondo. , · Coli 114-241'1211. 31 Homes for 'Sale 32 Mobile Homes • • · for Sale ·Ownwr ttonolwrwd, mutt toll, ac. cond. IH.OOO.OO. t11,000.00 - ,._ _ 1111 Hollyporll; 14•70, ·~ pet. loon. 304-171- IJlc. cond.. 1Zx8 clock, underp•nnlng •nd l1rge 1121. room llr c011d. lnclu-. 304' 811· 3181 · or 181· ·~· NEAR RUTLAND :;,_"28 1o« .. family room with fireplace, 4-5 bedrooms, dining room. pretty krtchen, one bath, and large ulility room. Approx. 3 acres with eQuipment shed and a nice lront and rear porch. L _. •-....,..--ent-----~ ·-· a· Rivorvlww P.,.onel Cora . Friday, light " heo- · ,_ Ietty M , lor-·olclerly . ~ ratum COli- peroon. Call 1-304-773. 0 .... 241. Point 1182. AUTO &·TRUCK REPAIR OHIO ,... ' -do. bo-. = a-:,.~~ if\'10 •JCMJ. _....,f. hlo GARAGE It 124,,...., Ollie Inc. lldwell-llodnoy Rd trwM.- on rigid oft Rt. 31. & VicinitY I:Cr:ollr:3:04-~I~IHii·~~~7~1;.== ~~ ';'W.' Ro1er "ysell Wolfe Investigations, to 8 pm, July '13 • t4, - · ~ldclenfr L.ak!". Wo toFh-~ v........... ~on• om nOutO 7 • - 318-HII .,. 448-7287. tl,.e, -~. mlc._..... taro. opplloncn, ...,._ ~- Tllurs. 1·1, Mt. •"""· clryor, clock, Clhl¥. Zion Rd. 1n1m ~h- walt Ieite. roofing. AtiOII, 1 , toyo, boolio , rocol.e. -, PItrol ,0 ff1 CO, 011 •t n .. lAwn ... _ , , roof vontllo· clotlato, mloc. . .: toro, _,..._ hompor, our· -- :.- ------------- · - - ------J·.~ ·. illno, baby ohon, JNno, Pt P.le.a aant •. , oiotheo. mloc. a_..,.. · laa:o...,•o Run · F•llme-~8it't.-MIINd, · 0 " " 1'too , . , . ...~ -" of - to. . _. ~~to' ..,.. ~P'I I"'' I -·~-- In -· ...11111'1·.... 114-MI· our ._.., 3021 . .,.,.. colo,... 1111,..., le for avo· bed, -..p~ote · Cotll14- ry-. - ca.-..-••tu.-.... .... ,_.......,.,- -Titor· u . - •DUMP TIIUCII IIIIVICl •cONCIIl11 -~~~~ AYIIillllole Ontr II ltiTCHII'S · MASON SlltYICI CINTIR .. ...,_. C - .......... Clot~lnt Drlvo. lllg4fomliyyotdoole; 10~, '1 -------Yard Sele JUly 12· 11, Tur*tg. tte•a•bl•. r-abWt D!Mf 1 2 yeirs...,. Chorieoo lhott, Mid- .. Jylicetbo ot - · . ·~&rWun'o'\its •flii:lAM,TlOfC -~~ '01\ AIELD IIIIYICII ·~~· lr... 94 Octane . ' Ethanol Enhanced lpj~~;;;;.--.,;;;;;;;;: UTilm IUILDIIGS Si- fnln I'd' Up Coil 114- Middleport 8t Vicinity ' 1Plilno •••tdan POLE IUILDJNG$ C, •:.:: H2--J 711.. full 111M tmslapment. Plak Sizes Start Frt11 lfllt' =- ~. Ohio. Goo l u -. now !Ilk· .... ,,. ........ t J•F SHOE REPAIR ..-o. P'utuona IVIIJIIIJ now for 11111111 ... NonM and U· --.1 Pmu' I Nu,..., Ialli tl~• En pia r• ben.ttt - -171· · 2 1777. All STEEL & IIDDLEPOI1'. COIIIIIIrClel. ·lnWitrtill I llldusttill All Worl Glai'IIIINd , "Pa.ISTIMAYB" 7/9/1. mo. •Relrl...- • •Dryera•FPARTS 1nd SERVICE PH, 742-2328 FREE ESTIMATES ,.......,, ow. h--r, ON. 457S9 PH. 949-2320 All MGkes •Wo...... ..,...._...... •llo- EXCAVATING GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES ft2 ..li1S • ft2•7JI4 PH. 992-5. .2 ""2·7121' bcillt, 011. 915-3561 TROMM · SERVICE . ldtteM. ..... 3m _ _ . . , . . . _ ...... SERVIa THE DITCHING V, C. YOUNG-Ill Call &14-tt2-:1737 KEN'S APPUANCE NEW LISTING - C!MSter Township - I acre lot with 2 bedroom 12'x50' mobile oo~ add-on family room, I car garage. $6,000.00. 1•1 ..,, AI• Transmluien for f llttl' Installation .Available RUTLAND - Ranch 3 bedroom home. 2 baths, large living room, d1nmg room , full basement. carport and storage bldg. .Reduce d, $43,000.00. NEW LISTING - Tuppers Plains - Ranch home with 3 bedrooms, separate ulility, Mtached garage, woodburner, plus electric b.b. heat Approx. I atre lot $35,500.00. ,..... I II 1--------ThurodltY 12!11, 413 Ook l!~~~·~lc~h~o~oto~.~W~o~nf~'t leN. 104-77S.I141. lEW CAll Tl't.~i~IJIG POMEROY - Approx . l'h acres with barn, nice 3 bedroom home. some furniture. Close to town. Asking $28,000.00. Services -- • .... I 'Ill •wwt~: . .:.pe ritl_...... ~ . 6/IS/1 mo. pd. H I-lle HOBSTETTER REAtTY $34,900.00. -c SAVE •120 Now E. Mainlool!a POMEROY,O . 992· 2259 NEW LISTING - Middleport - Neat 3 bedroom home on good street lndudes garage, · krtchen eQuipped wrth range, ref.. d~hwasher, patio, cenlral air, 60xl20' krt. Ail this for_only z ~ 104-171-3470 .... 2:00 1'1111. -~-fllllf -llwllolit _ _ _• • ------P·o.ne;c;;,;·---..... c1-....,: 304-171·3824. ...... .... .... Dovtlop- Plano Tun!"' end Repair. ...........,. Muolc Co .. 4441OM7. lldllond tntoarltYtrodo-. a.- b,..._, · 114-742·2111. · - 1-320. CAIPDITEI S£1VtC£ Nww Cheyy Yrvck .... PINDR ............. 176.95 DOOIS .... .,...... 114t.tl HOODS ... ........ , t17 • .ts IUMfiiiS .......... ....ts - .... ....'::"",. ~ 1 • ., llltllfl 304-871- '"· 192-7013 j .... tile Boord Ill Etlucotlon, o......--. Yard lola Tl*doy. July IO, P-oy. Friday··~ : 8·5, 834 Flrtt Avo., GoiUpo- July 13. 14. Belly llo . 8trollor. chlldron 'i l.adiM potlte to 18'h, wlnW Qlothft. toya. . COIItl. • · 1--------- NCJMalll, ,hcdoft A port- PI,ANO TUNING Lower lt11 Ill tiM -'letocl·lflrH· priced rogulor tunlnt•· mam loeluueoao ·the MLTA d-,o-rCitlzono. -· WltAtEfS AUTO PAITS GIIU . .-............... -.:~.~· ,, I . SUI'POIIT ....... 114.tS TAIL GAYI ......... 111.00 ON DENTURES . & 11eia1 co. Hlllltl Dicit At Rutlud Civic Center Aa por ortlcN 9, tronot- • ' Merchlindln DENTAL CENTER ..,_,.,_In CHESTER-915-3307 AT TH. PRESENTED BY ._lleip Co. & H.,... SocittJ . ~ni*Ji IN RACINE: Down· stairs equipped with NEW LISTING - Neat .one floor, 3 bedrOll" · Remodeled · nside and r ro.\,~ l, refrigerator, cen, C:,'-' .:41. basement. nice dt;. g,12ge and one level acre for just $32,500. Por lnformotlen - <;all ~ollect $SAVE$ RABIES CLINIC · M~GKEE (2) TW.O STORY HOUSE 1 1-(614)-992-3325 154 Miac. 3 Announcements ~ . block . . . . buildq, 20JIJ) bloct Plllll- ~ oil Rt. 248, country~ 'II mile •st of Chester, Ohi_Q. - . .. .. . · •Duty ( 7/6/1 mo. you ·ve gotit.. YYf1111 . wont.,. to I-: I-;;:::;:;=~=== M"-""" 2 lilY Profe--•-nat home durlne ....., ' - the oct-1 · Coli 114-MI-2111. S..-vicet ShopTachnlciM 614-423-5560 .,.~~e~~ Re•l Estate General room. Partitlly ClfPelld. fuel oil fumlc:e with facilities for wood~Juna'. 12xl5 VIRGIL B. SR. 218 E. 2nd St. Phone Ul- .....le •SPEED OUEEI IA.IIIIOIY ·•IIIIOiltfiiiEIATOI We H- A Pull f i - lxc•ll•nl Ralet· ~c Po1s 111ust be l_eashed. Cets m cerners. 1Jne lUIS with I _nicely .. conslruclied conawte block home 26JIJ), 3 beclluoms, . ooe bath, 12xl5 1iviJ1 room and 241124 fanlily TEAFORD u,~,.- Oilier lnnoeultlions Avoillblt FOR SALE . Real Estate General JU- IIo t - ••-u.... u,.. ,, _ _n,....,-.,.., ... ••OD llpti11W.... ... IItoNyilo_..., ..... 1 .n 00 ' ·-... ·--·"'lb••l U -G•""'!ii4Mil"t 11-IIIII M. II .... 11·1.1·NIIIM..., 3 P.M.-6 P.M. 54 Misc. Merchandise IIQUSE IN CHESJER: Racine, 949-2210. IN-N ........ •tJ- c-Mio THURSDAY, JULY 12111 Real Estate General in 111- - -, UJ - 1.4otMI *- IIIIillf you want it. .. WHIT ADS I ~~,~P~H~-=4=46:·:1~69:9::'::;! 1- The Home National Bank JJt- - u .............. ........ Whirlpool, loytq. , TV 6 APPLIANCES &27 lrd a.... Gtllipolis.- Oh. (Dpto Otiy & s.t..o~a, til& P.a.) interested contact UJ- - D i t l . •mVAIIA No DoWn Peymenl IM- ~ ...... _ :u=:::t •.,......... f - - - - ". ,_o-.. - - -...... - - - - --t u .oo ' "•·Kav • ,"....... ~~h~J' ~LE~ic~R~:r~:. Frooms. SJ!in Woshers. GE. If ~ Ht-e..... IIII'\I ........ l:t-U... .... Gt.!n GOO_D usED - kitchen, living room, dining room and den; upstairs has two· bedrooms and one bath; house also has base· ment. Lot size approx. 48'x308'. Needs work. ......:::.~ 4f.lt••L- DEUNQUENT REAL ESTATE PROPERTY NOTICE (l) ..._......., ... ............ ... ,'"'...-· "'c-.. ...... ,._,C... .._c--. ,.,._ ,. ,...,._, _.._ ..... c - 1111 71-Co-lotl.. ........ ...ADQUUTEH Fot •JEIITII LEASE YOUR NEW · VEHICLE • DON'T BUY , 11 ·- - - · U -W.,IH I ..... Wl AlE YOUI SALES u. AID SEIIVICE ASSOCIATES , ; .... _lo! ltlo .,~ . ,...... lot hit .,............... Public N otic: a Reagan signs · bankruptcy law appolnt!Di'more than 49ofthe poslll In his first teim. The"remalnder could be named after next Jan. ~The law al8o brings the By8tem In .Une with a 1982 Supreme -Court ruling that It was unconstitutional tor bankruptcy judges to handle ~":"1 11·1l-w...... one he Interviewed, Edmund Kemper, caught in 191landaccused of killing six coeds, his grandparents and mother near santa Cruz, Callt., had an IQ of 145, which is well above average. WASHINGI'ON (AP) - President Reagan has signed into law a major overhaul ~ the nation's bBnkruptcy system, while complalnlng that It contains unconstitutional restlicttons on his power to appoint new bankruptcy judges. One key provision of the act constrains employers frml using the law toescapeunlon contracts by declaring bankruptcy. Italao authorizes creallon of 85 new federal judgeships, oot bars Reagan from ~: =:.•::.1 _ . - .... ............. . l • lOIIP4~"" ,, _,_ Studies by the Wor ld Bank show that people In poor countries want large numbers of children: -Because traditionally so many Tracking serial murder,ers task of • new federal violent crune center l:t-........... ._._ I...W'-' ..,...-.! ~ •.w.....u ..... other.'' -To support them In old age. -To help In farm work. Tocounterthat,ClausencaJ!edfor better health service to reduce Infant mortality; better education; old age Insurance and family planning services. S..l.ft--1111· 4-13""*""., 1-N-p.l.ft ayear.Ofthe!llmUllonbywhichthe world's population is Increasing annually ,·II)Ore than 70 rniUlon Jive In poor countries, Clausen said. "Until the 20th century, prosperIty and population Increase went hand in hand," he told the National Leaders Seminar on Population and Development. "But in this century, and partlrularly since 1900, population growth has been taster where income Is low.... • "No one would argue that slow population growth alone will assure progress. But the evidence ... seems conclusive. Poverty and rapld population growth encourage each . ~blesdle. ,,_ .._..._ Government order to push for tpandatory seat be,l t laws . By H. JOSEF HEBERT ...... t•'"-••L- 1 -CMoi"'--MI_.~ ..........J Wolk Through HouM Sole. Sot. 103 Forry lt .. ~naUfli. _ Oh. Antlquea, Gar- ·Solo iuly I tflru 13. - - - · ·-- - - ··· · - .!1 • .: • ..,.. : . - - - • ·•••• One mile out lit. 211 off At. 7. lmal klllo end matomlty Jutv 12 • 13. 2m- north clotheo. ,.,.; - o• . cur· of C - • on At. 7 . Gao •~ ron-, ... no, m1oc. •- bookco.,, bMI01olit. good clothing; mloc. July 12-13. 8·1. Allultl.- 1 -----~---''­ baby clothat. whlta u~l· Porch Mle, Thundey . • lormo. toyo, boob, ourgloal Fridty, t..t .. oon Piz&a Dlfl'l baok "'"""- mloc. Tum on • Rutlond lumlturs. l.elo! of Rt. 321 at lrld.. 1ft Vlmon. I _e;_o_o_d_th_ln..;,.._ · •_,_o_4_._ _,;... 1 flO mile. !loin P-' - ·· 2 lomlly t..ck yard . Nte. ....... Fomlly Yofll • •· Fridoy & lot.13th • 14th. ' J~ 12-14.1,1.2ml. north 1111 4. Nice clean ma-n· City o Pit 7 bit.... diM. 3 hoUMI down froM 01 r.,.,nclothM," ell·· 'ei1e1 ••1 M ex ' I Inc. ·In .-..n!ll'ort u1d• ttema, .. o~• mloc. ' - '· · Horry8olley'o1 121E. M. . Oelll,.,.., BRAUN & ·... furniture. rniiC. 10AM-7 Frozlue louom Flu Market. Every weallond. U.l. 311 F,.1lor1 . -om. wv•. 21~2. Ooollll ~­ come. Don frlzlerOporotor. 304-711·2778. St. 11. 160 Ner1lll Or.H, Doillr s.otlooi ~~~~ Dlfl. lllc.ill., - r.ailio 1!7&1 .~ - .-~~il\~~ · . .. ! .... : ............ ........ . In G... Co. balobiu coli with -conelot wait448-4113 car QlondiM 114- ing lat.-·1 ,... with ol M7·7770. utllitlot pold by rent ... 11,311 por mo. Income. Prioo negotlble 2nd mortgqo. Out of town - -· Cl!il 114·112·1181 btforoiPM, 114·114-~874 ollor IP'M. M·F. 01-..eway . ~·"t.\ii ort olll. 8 unit ·aport"'*"' builcl,.. l'onnuylvonlt A.... Walla ton, Oh . llooldorit 1-:-------- =· - 1178 Noohuo moblie 1\ome. 2 bdr.. Ill· Call 441-0111 or 441 -3243 -· -ric. 1119 Floehlood 12x10, luol oH hoot', plua waodbumor, t4,0000.beotoller. Col 114-2111·1441. 1----....:--.---Notl- - 3 lol lor oolo In Mwcervillil. Colll14-258-1118. ,_ Appro:ac . 5Y.:. acre, leveiiMcl. with frontoge on 2 rOido, •••· lor buMdlng or mini form, ol utlltleo naor lly;,Oiiold At. 1 1 0 - P...... 11,000. Coli 114-18.,:· 1101 . 2 fum- . LOW ·p II ICED ~ C 0 M P A II E Homolita in Cle""'lww Eat.' THill VALUEI BEfO,.E otn ell utllltleo lnciudlolli YOUIUYY. 1Zxi2.1Za44 -ir.nomoneyclo-. C·: ofns. IROWII'I TIIAILEII 814· 21511· 1218oltarii'M. ,· c'Ao:e"14-Mtl'-llta2·3324: Ohio, 1--------··ltl-' 150 foot late. one ~~c~tlii ·· mi>N, neor ilocine, "' ~ , Mo- " - • - · en ter. UOOO and u.. Cl!l · 10.2- ......nil InC-- 114· 912-3821 , ter. ·Owner may ....., with -:::::--~:--""""'-...;.,~-, llnonolittl. Coli 114·1A· 200 ocroo, for fllorw lnfaioo ; 417'4. nlllkon coli 304-1''P3·174d; ~odo- ---;:. .. \ �1~The Sentinel KIT 'N' CAM.YLI ~ L8rrJ Wrteht They'll Do It Every Time Approx. 2 miiH north - · 1 oant. ~ 1 o ft. fr: ;:r~ public w1ter end • ovolloblo, 304· 1175-1 248 .' DICK TRACY 79 Motora • Campera I. , :: 0 ,...•-••r truck cam...,, .._. . , etove, ~ - Coli k)e box. Exc. \ ~ 114-11112·1030, · 1972 8cott la Camp•r.' ....... II, eood condlllon. 1100. Cal 1114·1112-2130. 1 7& IMoh St., Mtddleport. 011. 4 etr• off Kerr H1rri1bu1'9 Road on Vlnoy Road . n.ooo.oo. Call 304-898· 3391 aftor 7 :00PM. Lot fOJ .... Retrock erH. 304-17&·2327. S t'fVHI " 41 Hpulal for Rent •• 3 bdr. houoe dalu ... central air, pool ate. Colll711-11104 or 175-5381. 2 -room houoa in Po,.. roy. Furnllhad or unfur· nlohad. Call1114-992-23!11 day• or l92-21109ovaninp. Completely redecoreted omoH homo in Middleport. 2 bedrooma. kitchen, ·" livinG room, beth, air, garaga.ldaol fO< olngte or ciouplo; no poto, no chMdran. Monthly, t1911 . With rafrigerator a at....._ pluo oacurlty depoolt. Coli 814-982-11292. 42 Mobile Home• for Rent 2 ' bdr. unfumi1hed, extre niC., 2 mi. out on Rt. 1188. 1200 mo .. odulto only. Coli 4411·2300. 2 · bdr. with wall to wall ciorpet, AC,In Galllpollo. Call 4~11-140811-8PM. 2 bdr. 2 mila below EureU. 11:10 mo. plue dapoelt. no pato. Call II 14·843· 2144 or II 1'4·1143-281 II. 2 bdr. fully fumiohad, air cond.. adulto only. Call 4411·41 10. 2 bdr. mobile home private lot; 2'n mi. out Rt. 1188. .,,II mo .• oacurity dap. • ref, ·c all 448-4807 or 44821102. 2 bedr. unfumlohad trallor, large country lot, rur•l wetar. Located In Cantiorpolnt. Call 1113·3711-1101. Nice 14x70 3 bdr .. mobile lloina. •Z311 mo. dapoolt • utHitlao. no pata. Call 44112192. Holly Part 12X80. 2 BR, unfumlohad; 'n mile paat HMC out 311. Col1614·446· 43119 or 304·1175·9780. Two 3 bedroom. utilitiee paid, n9 poto, 1400 pluo oecurity d,.oolt • referan· cas. CoU 448-1384 bofora IIPM, 4411'0241 . 2· bdrm fumlohod trailer, . 11811. mth. pluo utllltleo a dapoalt. no pate. Call 6141182-7478. 2 bedroom, AC, 12711. Utllltleo .fumllhad. adulto only. Cali1114-992-6443. . 2 bodroom trailer. kltqhon furniShed. couplet: onea~ell child accaptad. Relar.,coo. 304-11711-10711." -·,, 44 Apartment for Rent 68 44 rene- ~~ 9CA1'> • t~~~fu~~~~·~ndd. a mat1-. Vary nlca 2-oom dupl.. apt.. unfurnlohad. down· town, no poto, phone 3048711-4124 after II PM. ' ,- - - - - - - - - Fifot floor, 1 - -1a p t, ,_._ . of ,.. .. ato.axc.cond,otova,r fumlo-. Wo-. clry0< hook·up. l304-176-1982 or 8711·4110. I;;:;:::;;=::;:==== 64Misc:. Merc:handio Knauff F i r - Radiolead prlc• thru July 31ot, Hova your own -oonad wood thlo wlntar. 814· 21111-82411. Umootone. land. Gravel. Dallv-d In M-n. Malga. Gallll or pick up at Rlchordo • Bon. Call 4411· 77811. · mony axtrao, on•· owner, thOWJODm cOnd. Coli 448· ani .... 1711-2372. 011111 anytime: Sll 1877 2 dr. DodGe""auto, radio, 11,7119. 11171 Ford Pinto aport ......,., auto, -~ radio, aport rima, Min 2 38 I . John'o Auto """·I. 8aloo, Bu-la Rd • .OalllpoOh. Opan tM dark. tall 44!1-4782. cat, 8 moo. old. dacl-ad 448-8042.and nautorad. Coil ' 12mo. oldRag.molePitBull dog. UIIO. Call 448 • 3249 or oala or trade Traalng Wolkar femola, 11 monthl old. c 011814. 241. 8178 . 61 H0111ehold Good• lurpluo m;,.... 'home fuml- twin -- • Ac:cftlorlei Wanted 302 analne far '711 ford Grandne :104·411· 103. ' 1171 ClleWy 'n - pickup. 12,1 CICJ. Cal after 11:30, 4 ....1117. 1177Mall ,oniiNGII, A-1-dl· tllrl. 1111. U100. Call 814-117·1147. '71 C.._ l ) . - . ·~· ~• ......,. loHid. lOIII Ollld. rlld9 te -.Cal3044111·1721. [:~!~~;~~= O•- . • IUROI!TTI CAMPI!R a IIRYICI, Opan 1171 GMC _ , . UOO. dallyltol:30.1at. tte4, 304-871-1101. C._... lllndey. U.l. "Rt. 80, Coalville, Oh IH·II7· "1973 l'ord -tGrii'IGII ..,, 3:111. 118,000 0C1U11 ...... now 1 - - , - - - - - - - - - - , 73 Va· n l . 4 t-.. . . ! ...._;;o:. 84 E lectrlcal -· .. h: I I Uphollttry 1177'16-':f:'.t' • • P I J. Zglldallolelumyoerllnp.1 Rag.,........, 2 yr. old,tc'aooo lllcko. II ..,..odland. Cal -114-1111· 8011 . 11,1111 ...... 1111. . I11M....._ AT, "· PI, ,.,; IUI•II ~.101, Cal~ ' g...,,,.,.., ...... 2 .. ,I ' K,ETCHIIII' ......,,..,_ TH' HAT!! TRIITATE Ul'tlot.ITIRY IHOP 11131 . . . . . . .. IJallpDIIa. .,.._...._71U •11 4•441111311. ' • i Odd Couple ~ ' ·' ,. '. " 0 ' ' sonnel. IR) 100 min.l ([) Latanlght America ill) All In the Family !I]) Ol"''rant Miami Tanight's program looks at 1 · ' the transformation of Miami,' FL, from a onedimensional resort community into an expanding international center. (60 ~ndJ, Nlghtllna DAD..YCRYPTOQUOTES~Here's IIIGunamaka 11 :411 (1) Unlimited Hydroplane Racing Coverage of the bvw lowo AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW Budweiser Hydroplane Re-- l-11 gane il pre11nted from l!Yracuse, NY. (60 ~in .l 12:00 Cil Buma • Allen ()) Nlghdlno [D MOVIE: 'Jeuica' • (IJ Ell on Hollywood 12:30 8 (]) (I) Late Night with " O.vld Lattarmln (]) Jeok llor!ny lhow ()) Solid Gold • (I) MoCieucl 'Giva M'l Ragrotl to Brotdway.' McCloud lnvootig1tea an exploaion that killed • tel· low officer who had taken hit place on duty. (R) (90 min.}_ .IDNowe .. 0 the deeths or some key "' "Qovernment security per- I • Olllta••u•: -·e' ., "" 1 _38_1-_1_1_11_·_,_---~· TERRIBLE • • .... c.. •, 11:15 (!) ESPN'o "Horae Racing Wookly 11:30 G I1J (I) Tonight Show ())-o!GieuCho il:l WKRP In Clnoinneti D (J) New Avangors Steed and Purdey look into .• 7117. 1111. l'tQ - I THEN BOIL IT AN' DRRP IT IN SEWING Machine rapolro, ', _,lea. Authorlzad linear Saloo ' • larvlca Sharpen..., Soluoro , Fa Iorio Shop, •. , _ . ,, 814· 112·2284. - I--------'-- " 'TODAY LUKEV-- HE'S AWRJL SICK Alii'·· --UH .. HE'S GOT IS I ~~ ~. 5 5 'iOO 006HT NOT TO 61T.f<IEAR PAW 1 , ·. • A efrlger~tlon u.aoo. 4r~44~·~,M~~~-fc BARNEY. : "': Bill CD-MOVIE: 'A Gathering of Eaglea' CZJ Nowa/Sporto/Weother (I) Dlck'a Holt Hour @ Ro118aglly -;:;;:::::;;;:::;:;::;:== .__..,•. w- - .... w· .·D. ~ Backhoe' a, ..... , -a. _.....,1...... meibOdS: (]) SportaCantar : Dttcher, Dump ;: a w - - . . . - -· Puo LeagUes.' James Earl Jones nerretel this program which documents the treatment of blacks in the WINNIE :~:.::;::· Co.Ru•:~, l · tland. Oh.114·742-2103: • " work, Puo ' Americ:au oppooenta. Ill tbe Italian bidding lbe opelli11g bid of two clut. delcribed a baDd wllb five. or lll(ll'e clulte and minimum openillg· bid llrellllb (12-15 hl&b-canl poillta). Eut respooded wllb two diamonds, -.and Soulb oeecled no eaeoaraceft-t Coittract: to immedla1ely bid four beartl, II ia safe to say that many defimd~ · GU'IIDD opeaed tbe kin& of clulte, ers w~ not have beell up to oo wblcb Eatt CODtrlbuted tbe deuce. Forquet's play of overtakiD& tbe .: : In t11eir dllcardillg metllodl' Ibis quee~~ of spades to give bls partller a · would be either a liD&leton or lbe ruff. ADd yet It Is quite logical. If . lowest of tbree cards. Sillce Garouo .Garozzo bad originally beld more • did DOl lhilllt it likely that Soutb thaD 1 two spades, be would have · . would leap to four bearta wllb J-111-:s played a spade lower than tbe quee~~ of clu.. ill his balld, be prompUy · on lbe second I'OIIIld of that . mt: sbifted to tbe spade klq. He tileD coo- That's what Garozzo would have tillued with lbe q-. l"orqaet. Eut, done. Would you, dear reader, have ., overtook tbe second l!pllde wllb lbe done tbe 111111e? ae and returDed a tblrd 11pade, allowing -bil partller to ruff and ttet tbe Year' award. IRI (80 min .l (]) Tho,. Waa Alwayo Sun Shining 9ornapiaw ' Life in Bnoball th.e Negro ' Do..- • Parquet. Eut, were play!Dc aplnat Eut It baseball leagu~s 61 segregated America. (A) 160 min .l @ N.W...etch • lndapondant Nawa 10:30 ()) h'!y Uttla Margie @ Cho.- to Work fa Love Amtrloan S~a 1 1:00 • Cll ()) • (J) liJ Ill ~ Newa · Cll MOVIE: 'Tho Octagon' (]) MOVIE: 'oatopuaay' Cil Another Uta Dozer WGrll by Tad, Hanna. '" Ditch... _.,., f!lldo. land ,., cl,.,..., ate. Clll Motor Car 4 ., creta Puo Ehrlich's m1rriage beg ins to teeter and Or. Craig preens himself _in case he wins the 'Doctor of the ' laMmenta. Footera. Con- _., Skip. t!l) save ttte show and , --· Nartll ago. Benito Garouo, West, aod Pietro min.J [Ciooad Captioned] 9:30 • (]) (I) Duck Factory W ith tho network on the verge of cancelling 'Dippy Duck,' Mro. Winkler osks oaptlc tanka, landocaplng. · ' Coli anytime 814-441· : 41137, Jamao L. Dovloon, Jr. , • lALII l'lld n Mmpor .· ,. I. -Nlrft .. at-._ ",.....,. . . Cai..._IZ80. drivewaya, Vulllerable: 'East-West Dealer: West 1heir jobl. (]) MOVIE: '$makoy and the Sendlt nr (1) PKA Full Contact Karate 10:00 G Cil (I) St. Eloowho,. Or. 78· " tooter~, ·.. ... +s Here Is a simple UtUe baDd from a · · world cb.ampiOIIIIIIp of 10111e 25 yean · the nation during the .Depreasion of the 1930's. jBO ... menta.. . By OnraN Jaa~ty · ... JIIDeiJieMy Moyen 'The Helping Hand .' Bill Moyero looks at how Washington helped -.. liS General Hauling ' 11D..._ 1" ' " · , .• fully-"' 27~ ft. Tltry 1• ._..,. Cal 1 • 1'1, olr, orulta, euta. ? . - · r I len.-.111111111-. J - loy~ w- 81Nica. • Calf441·4774 ... 17ft. UMI;Ir _,. wntllned, Alae POOle Iliad. Cen 'IU· I fete II'M. 11,200 er beat ....... Cal '211-1141 or 814-4411 .. • 11'71 or 114-441' 711 1. : 1111 . . . a ... __ """' ...... .. •• 11" ft. TinY"" ...... H111llne. For aa1a : · -· 11.101. Cal _ .. •c• 44e-lllll I te I e 44e,..,. .... Ume1UM... ftl clrt, Mel top • 71t1 .... II'M. _ . . ol'fw. Cal Call 114·111· : 1427. . • 1472. 111ll'ertl-.llllortNdl. -JI_M_I_W_A_TI __ R_I_IR_Y_I_C-E. 1 Cal44e-0111 or44e-UIII Can Jim Lanier, 304·1711· ' • all aqulp1110nt. 381-S841. 1·,.... - ...........- - - - - . , . . . . _,.._., load, good (. 11 11. trl·h... trallar, II hp! mallo :104·878·1387. t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:::~ paint. 304-871-4113. -~:~::=~=~;::~: Water wall " I 1813 S10 ....._ C"·-·• PU, 4 cyl., -·.. 4 opd., AM·FM llke-.~11.1111.102110 -t~ ,. CMvy PU I cyl., 4 opd AM ~ ·• • -·•· • • - · lherp 111.1111. ......., ~": ~~h 1 4A76 . •a7 tau , tJI0654 4Alt:e876 4J102 SOUTH tJIO 14 2 .AKQJU4 They play like champs On the lido' (I) (!J MOVIE: 'Angel CitY' . (I) !I]) Wolk Through ·the Plumbing and -; ,. Haotln~ 11 Sixth St.. • Cllft'ect Craft • 1111 lu· p lnt W v· 304 prarne, fomHy lid loooto. ~~ HZooan~ · ~.j · fMW • u-. Part-....a. In ~ ' cen In ·,, WV 304-422·1433 or 30'"' . , ' 422•2317· •1 c~l7ft ~hull, 13 E •I ~ ,..,. u~ XCIIV8'1ng .,. 115 orul - - - - - - - - - ~t,· .., Mora..., aa In board r,o out1-llooniiiZH·.- trlm. I0417 Good· 1 Ellcav~~tlng. • • • l 1878 VW ' Rabbit ounroof, mll..go. :2~0o~i0;_ 2411·601 -~ 1114 ~ N-"1-lnt machlnae. Will zle-zag, monotr~m. Ovareaat. - · - · m.u -.... 11o1et ;, mora. T- mechiMe,... u - In claat danionalletlona. 211 yr. war· ranty . .R......r price U79, N- 11111. Coli coi!Kt 114-318·80211. , Trucka for Sele or 441· 1339. II•. 'M ......... =-:--:-------~!:r",A",':';;.";";·. ' 2 · 00 Noh . 1'982 Cilovrolot Cavaler, 0"""':: !:'.;·' PS, P8, AC. Call 1114-241· c!:i :U47IJ. pan F 11392. to.... Park. Route 33, lOis. NorthCoN of shrubl . prunad, 1-n ,.. l'omoroy. Larr 814-112-747 , 100 d0 d • ra t 0 In Ing wa II 1• ol-alka. piotloa, fiR. dirt, 4 ttlller Iota, 304· 6711· topooll, bark mulch a -1078 · L -• duat. Contact 1 ruca D avl· olon. Coli 1114-2118·1427. 72 ' ' ' EAST +lt:Q D GASOLINE ALLEY. UKQU 4Q5t •112 • Wild, Wild Waat One letter stands for another. 111 this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single lel1ers, apostqlhes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPI'OQUOTES i(WAA RWAAKC JVK .V KYP . ' ·' '(KHKYKBLK tJBC WB DPG'HK QUB . - UDB YIJBC Ynterdlly'l Cryptequo1e: I LEFT THE ROOM WITH : SilENT DIGNITY, BUT CAUGHT MY FOOT IN THE MAT. - GEORGEANDWEEOONGROSSMITH 0 1... King FNturn Syndicate. Inc . I ' 7-11-14 1853 WEST NFL'a G - t Mo- wfth .,., James Jacoby enrolle at Lan- Century NOR111 Oswald Jacoby and Pan 8 1---------- CFA Himalayan and Paralan ldttano. Call 614-448-3844 a·ftar e. . ---=--·--- ()) 81 ID MOVIE: 'Mon1y 0 ~~dl~~· oat•e•eH-9.5 ,..._ '~" 1 tat • bodroom euit... rafrlgaratoro. rangea. cheat. dreaaero, wnlnaoorwalharo, TV'o. dry•-a. Colll!14· 4411· ' menta I]) MOVIE: 'Centennial' 20th . .. ' T1me· 1------,.--- Yestorday'ol Jumblaa: JOINT CUBIC COERCE DISMAY Anowar: Thero'a plenly of this ·when a man doosn'1 pay alimony-ACAIMO,NY 0 Cll 700 Club (]) IN[ ... gley and begina making paaaesll har boyfriend . (RI (]) Not N-rlly Olymplco (]) MOVIE: 'Somewhere In ALLEYOOP I )( I l I ) (_lonlorrow, I I I ) ... t atrenge en~ unique movie star ;f goo,;...:.:. 304-171-1212dllyt-.IV· , _1_.4_1_·_22_2_2_._ _-:-:-:-- · world of tho ohark. (AI (60 min.) [Cioaad Captioned] · • MOVIE: 'Tho Gambler' 9:00 .(f)(I),_ol Ute Blair is upset when a young ==. . mpJ: '-::-:--:-:--::-::-:-:-:--::--:- a:[ I M.. lco. (R) (110 mln.l (I) liJ CIOIII'OOCia Bill Moyers and Chorlas Kuralt look at life. people end ov· ento of the world, 160 min.J (I)@ National Outra""lc Special 'The Sherko.' Tonight's program looko ot . iHE! IS055AL.WAYS CAME IN EAII:L.Y 'TO •' D the (J ... SEE "THIS. jumper held prisoner in 1-----,------ tura - for - · ......,..: 1121.00 •1110.00 tor lull Fumiahad apt, 2bdr. 1138~ . aoto . Couch and chair 2nd .. G "\ Iiiia. 1111w...r 1421. 00• Coffao tellloo paid. Call 441·4411 after .... 00. D • .WHo1Ru,2nd 7PM. and Vilftd lt., Point P1ao·304-171-4424, 'umlaiiOd alflolancy llpl.. 1 -,------wpotad throughout. 11711 Clotilea line poau, ewing mo. Dap. a let. roqulrad. . or " - a1 ..,_, Cell 441· 4107 or 441· Plontll te111et all IIHa. , _ ZI02. Jl'lotll'y. 304-171-:1177. • AAD 11115 ~ W.T VJio5 so EAUsT1G! ..• 8 COCS'S dell- lil~Uvuloi;k-­ Nlcely-fumllhamobliahome In city, CA. 1 or 2 adulto ontv. no pata. can 44e03*B. alectrlc gao. Cal1741. 4411· 4114 Ill' a 1-304-273· ~· · tYOPMIC ., . ) () p...,..., BQltNLOSER "*" quart• 2 yr. old r-lltared •• 45 Furi-liahed Roome horao ' gelding, broken tO Ploatlc clotarno atata ap- ' ride, 1500. ' raglatFor rent Slt~plng Roome -maN duo to loel naxt year. ad' P..atIc oaptlc Call 814-817·11147. and lltlllt hou• kOI!Iklg prov N-'Y .....-lad 2 bdr.. rooma. Parll Cantril Hotel. plaatlc culvert, metal cui· aqulppod kitchen, C!lfltral Call IS 14·441·0718. ' vorto, RON EVANS ENTERair. 1280. 121V. Second PRISEI, Jackoon, Oh 814. dloo, 2 AKCpupploo. Silver female Poo211·1130. 304-882· Ave.. Chlllpolil. Clll 448· 1881 ~ 0 .._._ .. 1 Slaoplng room 11211; utili·~·~;;;;-;.;;-;;;-;;;;-;:;& 3172.. .....,_, 2111. paid. Share · male Fh cyl.. auto.. ,000 mho, 2 only. R- • ..-.... g1gareo:d cut up olabo 111 '--'Cur11mo. old,wlll dr. Calll14-371-2121. 4roomo.beth, unfumlohad ...... piCtup load. Call 114· 2411- ..,...~ • meka -good oqulrrel clog. 1171 c-~•~ dr . ~rdtop pot utlllt... pold. adults 2nd. Aw.. GaMipollo. Coli 1104, ·• 44e-44111._7PM. 304-118·3813. -•2 ·• only, no pato. Coli 448· N I aadan good cond .. · """' 1 3111 448 3437 Dr ' · ecefo Rent S::,~ 14~~".s' '.,!.ul~:::= AKC ragllttrld 8holtlao ~C.~"::e~~~-Oppr• Unfumlohad 2 bdr. 1n Crown 46 5 P r toot on your foundation· pupploo. mlnotura Colllaa. otote · - bulldlngo. Ohio Shott. wormed, aya 1·1~8:-:7:--:-M-----'-City. CaH 1114·2111·111120. · 11 1·100·472·23111 other 1- chacllad. • - and white. onto Carlo, BOOd 4 bdr. apt . .-tydacorat"", COUNTRY MoBILE Home 1100-828·1208. 304-418· 10118. :~:, 2 2~::..,: 1·0181 or "(lllo2badroomapt. hao,_ carpeting • fnoll paint. looatad 1 mMa from • . lrldtla Plaza. 11111 pluo Morcuni Roofing • Spout· ... , ;, lng. Ncnl\f lnaulllng rubber rooto. 30 yaaro axperlance, ~ opaolallzlng In bull up roof. •, ... ,. Call 114·311·017. • ~~~~::~~~to () ·( Tonight . til Whool of Fortuna G ()) Wheel of FortuDa (I) Nithtly lualnell Report .· liJ Newa tiD MeoNoii/Lahrer N-allour • Jefferaone . ·7:30 G (f) Tic Tao Oough (I) MOVIE: 'Tho TllrM f-OfEve' • (!) lnlide thl PGA Tour ClJ All In thl Family ClJ Fomlly Feud (I) Love Connection G ()) Fomlly Fauci •(1) Or. Who liJ Wheal of Fortuna • (121 Court • Ona Day at 1 TlrM S:OQ e (lJ (I) Rul People Tonight' a program features o special oaluto to the Olympicl . (RI (80 min.l (]) Flipper , (]) Aul'! Racing '114: World Rally Champlonlhlp 'Acropolie Rally from Greace.' · (80 min .l I]) Portrait of America: Ml-rl (J) • (IJ Fall Guy Colt forma en aueult Ioree of >stuntmen to reacue a bail ... a Fumlohad 'apt. 919 2nd .. Gallpollo. •1711. Men only. Call448· 44111 aftor 7PM . ,ald. (!) "8portaCantar (I) Benford and Son (I) • (IJ Entarulnment ''' ' or ' ' · ---------~~~~~~t~~!; ) (]) Her··c:o;;;e tho Bridal .1171 FoN flaata good gu 77J-Waeo-p.o.. p.b.. . -LAYNE 'S FURNITURE I ,nn: Sii1111::1 mNao,.-cond.Collll14- 4-~- - · 1111!0: Call DEEP .S T.EAM : Sola. chair. rqcl&er, otto2411·1171. . ._1_1..,4-_7_4_2_-2_2_1_1_ . ---E T CLEAN . . ' , Fumlohod . 2 bdr., no pato; man. 3 ubi... l•xtr• heavy 6 LIVl'\ lll •' eul , .acotchguard· water axtr•c::· ~ • 13211 pluo dapooM • moran· by Front.,.J, 111811. . Sofa, 1171VWRablllt_.,... PlyMonthTraiDu-. tlon.-rlzero. FI'IEEMtl· : bag. MacGregor golf clube - · Cal 448-1384 _ , . chair and, 1 - t . *2711. ~ ......... AC, PI, "· 4 mot•. Raotonablo ratoo: • cond., 1 1 ' 7110' · IPM. 441·0241, Utllltlao Sofu and chlliro priced from LaZ Boy rockor recHnar. axe. - ...-. Call 114-112-J?IZ. o..a Smith, 1112·1308. ,: con. UII.OO. Callll14-112· partly paid. 0911 814 211 Ulll. to 18811. To-. 1411 3079. ' 61 Ferm Equipment · and up to 11211. Hlde-a1171 J - aaft·top. • cyl., 3 :· Two -room fumlahod. bado,l440. and to Oak wall pllonao, rockoro. U711 mo.. unlu mlahod 1 praoaad cholro, podeotal to• J .D. 411 combiM. both 1 l7aCIWvy--•· :. .IJIIR... wry tJDCH1 .J,IOQ clean,.,.... mi..., - - lhapo, drel; In t350. No pato, utlltlaa pold. 13711.. to blft. llutchao, • mioc. Paul ~.=':;. ~":.:' .m~i.;;~= oond.. 1178 .. will t.... 304-171-1113. 15211 .. Coll448-1384 bafora 8PM, 171.11 :: C-le fumH,.., Rt. 7, 448-021'1. . Cal 814-l41-ll11. 1171 Chevy lullurbon. I ,., 199., T _ . Plalno, Ohio. 350' dozer B ft . blade 1: .C oy1. 4 ap, 20 mpt. 1 o . · Fatty TrM Trimming, otump , ' up. Wood "''!~·-·~·~ F~tlfilid· apt. 1 bdr. 12211. and 11 79 0 - l o chairo 14211 to winch, good condition, 12.100 . 00 . 3041711· removal. Call 304-1111· • ~ 9.110.18.11 tlroo. 1 811,000 UtllltiM -·pold, iduHo, 920 10 up to 1221. Hutchal. STU warm morning heater. 111,400. MF Pony 19110 ~if;~~~! 1121. · 1331 .. • : 4th Avo. GaHipollo. Call U ueo. and up, maple or pine Call 742·2848 . model, plow, diec. ·.,-,ower, cal aaa 6 3ll 448-4418 after 7PM . axcollont condition , It ,400. or . -.--· ' RINGLE 'S SERVICE .. po. flnloh . Buiik complato with mott...-o, 1210. and VIC 20 computer wfth 18 K Call 875·11823 lor dlroc· 1971 CMV¥ Caprlca Clu· 74 Motorcyclea rlencad roofing, Including ,. Fumlohed opt. 2 bdr. 12311. tiono: S. Kin~. Latart, ole 2 o1r v s........ hct hr applcatlon, carp,... axpanolon.• 11 gamaa. Alto up to t3111. Baby · · Utllltlft paid, 243 Jackoqn t110. Matt- or box WVA. body. ~!!· _,..·ion • tor, aloctticlon, maoon. C•ll ' program racorclor. Call 814· Pika, Galllpollo. Coli 448· aprlnge. full or twin. 1118 .. · - Will ..,oldor • .... 1179,H - - I c·400wlth ~04·8711 · ;1018 or 117 II· ": '112·70111. ' porformaiiCa. 4418 'aftor 7PM. firm. 188. and 178. QIOIOn a11 offarl . ca11 114·112· - d ~o- tarrtne • aad· _•_s_•_o_ . _. _ _ __,___ " aato. 11911. 4 dr. chaato, 2 bdr. complataly fumiohad. -142. II dr. c h - 1114. Bad .Top - ooll and 1111 dirt 7412 after II p.rn. lila beoa. ax. oond., 11110. 1GET SHIP ' eon 114-2....1117. yo.,r corpot all alactrlc. 418 2nd. Ava .. framaa. UO.and 1211.. 10 varod. \J04'· 8711· 7771 , For or trade; 1177 SHAI'E WITH CAPTIAN ' ; 1221 mo. plue aacurlty gun. Gun c a - . 13110'. ITEAMIR . Water 10moval, Uaad V-30 TNnchor, 1114· 6 yr. old Sorrai ma,. hao Couvar XR7, PI , PI. AC, 80 Suzuki F8 780L with fumlt""' dapoalt a .-.,.... Call Ou or l'lattlc claanl-, frao aotl~ 1371. 894-7842 or 1194-110011. had, 2 yr. training at Merl· crulao .-troi, "ooo. Call ace r1ea. like,_, ... 441·22311 or 441·21181, Baby 1211 • dlth Manor. 3 yr. old """-' 814-192·7483. 4,000 ...... Cal 448·31411 motel. 304-871-22811. ' 138. from• UO, 1211, 1 -room Apt. n 98. mo. • 130, 'king frame 1110. Taylor Sluoh machine, llle· gelding. oifad by .8olpor waakaonda . · 448·4171 l·w-----=-oo-mm-ero---,ia_l_en-'d I tor 1 0 daportmant oath Chicks con be · n with Including utillt.ieo. Equal Good -.:tlon of -room 71 Po11tloGTra111Am. T-Top. ...alodaya. · domaatlc. toot hoiH. pump ,, Houolng Opportunity. Con· eultea. ced1r cheat•. regiater,, Whirlpool ice little wDfl<. noo aoch. Call new tlrea. 41.000 mMia. 304 89 11 tact Vlllego Manor Apto. rockera, met1l c1blneta. rftakar. 3 compartment LM 114·982-2481. Outatendlllll condition. Call 1181 Honde 780 custom, oaiN and oarvloa. · · ' 3102 otalnlaoo ataal oink, high 814-192·7787. .. 814-HZ-81411. . like · · 2,800 mllaao • · · ' owlvel roclcero. tamp axhouat ton, Phone 3 Holoialn halter, 1 whlto 11,780. ' Cali 814-317· 1·.-A-8-E-M""'E_N_T_W_A_T_E_R_· •, 304-8711-11111. tacad "holfw. 11110· - h . 1171 Ford F -.Futura. 0314. Rlvaraicla Apto. Middleport• ' 11111. CaM 114· 742· 2308 PROOFING. Unconditional Spoclel ratn lor Sanlor Uaad FumH!Ira .. Cho,~lro~, - ~ "i)i;.;~d'~~;;;--;j;;;, Call 814-388·81108. wadding rings. 1---------:-..,-Cltlzeno. t1.30. Equal Houo- dryara.and TV'o, 3mllaa:": 1871 Henda710. K modal. gu~~~:d. L:;:~ oppraload 1900. oall for Byr.grayRag. Quart•horll after II p.m. lnll Opportunltlao. 814· lulavllla Rd. Opan lam prlotd below wholaoalo, oithna.... Call collect 1· · '": lpm, Mon. thru Fri .. lam to 1400. 304-1711· 1122. · otollion, ox. diopoaltlon. 112-7721 , 1178 T-llrcl, lo-. claan, •••· cond. Call441-32112. 9 a.m. to & . ,·, 1114. 237.o••e. ..., · :r.r:~~0322, . olrad by Joy Jamao. Call low mi-. Cal.-1 14·112· . 1180 P.m. Ragen Ba1eme.._t ,' · 4411-3252. 111100 300 . K--IKZ1 ,I W fl N-ly rainodalad 2 - ruom, . ... ulppad kitchen, TV a Appllancao, '1127 Third 66 Building Supplies cyl. engine ahaft *"'"·many ~~-atarp-_roo __n_e_.- - - - - , - • 12211. D-lt roqulrad. Call Ava.. Oaillpollo, 114-441· Gontla 3 yr. old poll'-<! 1171 Chrytar N.w Yorkor. utraa, vary good-oondltlon. 1-l'lamodall-,' aiding, lntwlor ·. •, : ·haroford bull .. Callll14·1f2· gooCI condition, 14,000 Cal after 1 p.m. 114-lgz. 814· 1112·11318 or 992 · 1199. Spin waoharo, gao a ,. mMia. Good ohallow· w.ll 7110. and .. tarlor. textured coat· 28111. electric dryan . auto N- opan tor buoine11, 7458. pu1$1p. Coli 114·111·1122 1 - - - - - - - ' - - lng. olmulltad brick and ~ wolhoro, geo • aloct•lc Movmaln State Block, At. I~:;=~=~:;:;== or IH-3301. 1110 Honda 780 S - otuceo. tMI 1110 roplocomant rangtl. refrlgaratora. TV 33. N- Hovan. Complete I· N-ly ..-,tad, 1 ·· maaonry -ouppllao. 4", 8", 64 Hay • Grein room, partially fumiohad. aato. Sport, 11 , 400 .00, . 304• wlndowa . 304-11711· 11180. '· 12211, Dapoolt roqulrad. Call 12" block. Dalivary oarvico. CC. good •171· 7138 or 304·11711· '· 1114·912·11319 or 992· GOOD USED APPliANCES day 304·.8 82·2222. ~-~~~~~~8~1~4~-8~1111:~2- 1-,---~----::-8382. ::· 28111. Walhan, dryan, rafrl_.. avanlng ·882-3239. . str- for ulo. Call 448· .-.. ron-. 1142. lportaar, fin,"~"~.1 3 -room apt. with 2 car toro. u SkaDIIt Rlva Ap-1:;==;:=:;::::::;== Rd 197801cb,4door,V·8.'air, l-.axtrapano.304-87111 gorege In Middleport. Fur· pbnanl:_•s·tonapparc- Mrotal. 66 Pets f,or Sale Conditioned hoy •1.211 par PI, PI, AM-FM, crulaa, 1387. • t3io ~·.framing . -- • 7 ._ ·"!'!'!'-. 2 ' bela. Caii304-19S:.3080. ,...._ 304-11711·8211. Coli 1--~---__.._ _ l-----g-'--~-....,---nlohad or unlumlahad. Call 814-'441-7 3 9 1 . ·-· 814·112·2381 dayoor9U· after 4 . Co.....,t . flnlohar, Richard 2508 -lngo. Walnut dlnatta aat 1100. HILLCREST KENNELS 9 c 11448 2847 Boarding ol broada. Hoatad 1114 Chavatto, 4 door. Gorflald . 814· 111· 4484.. .,. 1 • 2 - .roorfl' fumlohod l-a~--·--·--=-~- indoor-outdoor lacilltloo . auto, Joaa than 1.000 ml.loo. 1 - - - - - - - - - laoamonto, . pool da~ko, . : opto. Call614·992·11434 or . . SWAIN AKC Dobam\on -pi•: Phone 304-871-2031 aftft K_ ...l KOBO Uko n- parl!lng 14!11. any alzejo · 112·11114 cir 304-882- AUCTION • FURNITURE ' Stud Sorvica. Call814-448II or 11711·3210. 1480.00 firm. 3114."773· ' 21111·1 · 112 Oliva 8t.. Oalllpolla. N- 77811 · 71 Autoa for Sale IIIOI'ftar 8PM. 82 Plum bin,g ••• ood a '74 Opal. 4 cycl. 211 • Fumlo~-• 2 -roo!lm - wwood llvlnf COli " 0 - · Judy Toytor Grooming. Call Nne= • 14110 .00. 30 '-'71 CB 380 T Hon do, • Heetlng ,..,. t 1 • Mlddl t 1 u ploaa room t apar men o. apor . oulta with 8 Inch llot -armo 1114-387-7220. 11711- 241, 4:00·10:00PM. 1300.00. '73 Mavorlck, Adulto. no poto, oacurlty • 399 bunk _.__ TOP CASH paid lor lata _ ...,... ohepo, 11100.00. 304·~ dapoalt. Coil 114-982 · wit • . co..,.....- Brlorpatch Kannalo Prolao· modal uaad cara. lmlth 1873 Volvo 1300. 304- . .2·2171. CARTER'I PlUMBING . .. 11 3874. · 1h bunklivllaa II, 2 ~ lionel AI· broad grooming. 8ulch· Pontiec. 1111 1 Eaat· 1171-1101. l:jj==j;;i;~i=== AND HEATING •. an ron ngroom ouitao I d . boardl am Ava.. 'Galllpolla. Call Cor. Fourth and Pine APARTMENTS, mobile :.~·· "":"" --:~~'::" •~!!: ~ltlao:"P"Ick":;and dal"!.!~ 614-441·2282. 1112 C - Z 21. axe. 75 end Gallljlolla, Olllo homM, hou-. Pt. Pleaoant 'rae nora • ma,... -ica. EnglilhCocker.Spocon d. 20,000 mllu, Motora for Sele Phone 814-4411-3888 or ' . and · Galllpolio. 814·.,411· .d lnatta oota 1179, box n1a1 pupplao. Call814-388- 1983PiymouthColt11,000 11,119.00. Mutt alii. 304- ' - - - - - - - - - 814-441-11477 8221 . aprlnr, • mattr- twin or 9790. mi., otond. ohlft pluo aeon- 871-2111. ,. 'full 100 oat -lor-firm omyohlft,olr.COM814·371JIM'I PLUMBING a HEAT· ... Nlca 1 end 2 bedroom 1120, maple dlnatta cholra D nd C K 2728. 11711 Camioro' 3110, luto, 1874 M,antataa 17ft.. opori lNG. Rt.· 1 • Box 31111, Galli· unlurnlohad aportmanto. US, waah otando 134, rlgonwy attary . onpI pI AM . d I bow. Ill HP M-ry out· .. 304-8711·2218 belora 6 maple rockaro 101, 7 place ~Kfltt~~~";..:'f:.~ 1980 vw Rabbit air cond.. 11ioo.oo: a:.i - d . eu. con. Call 814· polio. COII8t 4 '387•0 " 3 room opt with beth, ref, otovo, utlltloo fumlohad . 12211. mo. . ..__,. . _ , and 3 bdr. unfum. 'arage apt.. roffenceo r... ulrad. 304· UIIO ptuo depoo~ . . Call 871-1010. 4411-3711. · --------- laO mo . utHti!O n. te UOOpar Cal18711·11104 or pa . .II 71 II • . . · 4 rooma • both, fumlthad, claon, no pota~ adulta only, dapoolt • roferanoo ra· qulrad. Call814·441-11111. -.. . ' " ·~---.- Man• -. ~~" · tXJ 7:00 G Cil;M Magazine . I]J MOVIE: 'Honkytonk 18 HP twin lrlgga • Strat· ten ,Se1n riding l1wn mower. 3 yro. old. Call t14·742·23011. p.m. J If:. c K S 0 N ESTATE s ApARTMENTS !Equal Houolng Opportunityl hoo . -roomo, rant .nd t --atoning at 1183 for ona d t198 par room an month for two -room, with 1200 depoalt located noar Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant. Cail ·448-2741 or laova moooega. • ::. ' .. "U} Fruit • Vegetet»lee !. EVENING -~ · Houeehold G.oods Apartment · for Rent 7/11/_8 4 : Improvement• 0 2 HP air compraoaor. otttoe - a choir. mataldatector. movla camaro • projector. rigid threading oat '14' to 2", Call448-7210. ll Televisi.o n Viewing •' a ft. 1 tao cot....... foldlrill I The Daily Sentinel-Page l'urnelo'f Midd.. part, Ohio 11 , 1984 ~ •. Ohio �·• . LiCense plate renewal set Village police issue report Middleport police made 49 arrests during the month of June, Pollee Chief J.J. Cremeans reports. Five accidents were InVestigated by the department and vehlcle!l were driven 5,438 miles durtng the month. Parking meter coUectJons amounted to $894 for the month and merchant pollee collectlolis totaled $52. There were 362 parking meter violation tickets wrlttell. Soil superoisors meet ' Plans to attend the s~ s~ school Aug. 5-7 were made when the Meigs Son and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors met In regular ~Jon. Meigs supervisors will be receiving certltlcates tor placing second In Ohio 111 the Goodyear Conservation Awanl contest, It was annouln!d. . David Burt, district technician, reported that 278 acres were planted this spring with thedlstrict'sno-tlll com planter. The annual meeting of the district was set for Nov. 8. It was announced also that the district will have available fOI' sale 2~·by·3~ marking· !lags for wllo needs them. 'lbl!y are considered good to mark new tree planting or other special ..-ea. Information on !lSI\ sales will also be available In about two weeks, Attending the session were supervisors Tmn Thelas, Alan Holter, David Gloi!cknEir, Jim lucas and Rex Sllenefleld Others attendlni were Robert First, Reid Young, Oavld Burt, James Rush and Opal Dyer. ance, members agreed to meet s1x months of tile year at Veterans Memorial Hospital and the slx winter months at tbe Meigs Inn In Pomeroy. Fred Crow suggested something be done to Improve the appearance of tbe lots on Court Street wbere bulldlngs were destroyed by !Ires. Asll said he would get a ' dollar · estimate on the c:Ost of painting. Crow also suggested thepossliilltyot commercial advertising on the bulldlngs facing tbe lots. Crow also said lie would make a $100 donation to the cause. Vol.~>t, ' Department activities reported The Middleport Fire Department answei'Ed 51 calls, 12 tire and 39'· durin& t he month or June, Fire Chief Jell Darst · reports. All vehldes of the departmen.l were driven 981.3 miles during the month. · . . emeigaiCy I'UIIli, Cwnty Cmlmon ~ Court. Joan lela King ot PUnRoy llled for divorce tmn Jack Francts King Sr., also of Pomaoy. ~ Call me Ear res. onsible. Veterans Memorial ·==. Carpenter, Langsville; •.. • ''' ''• ••' Eula Uncia C. Armstrong, Racine, $25 flnanclnr; pi-Inr; area. ~":d: ~ Mlllview Clinic AthenS, OhiO 45701 anmd costs, disorderly manner; dleport p u11ne "*"_.._ ..._ 603 Union Ptlone: l614f 592·2863 , TherWS. Randolpii,Raclne,$25and ; a .......,....,.,,......,.,.. , costs, disorderly manner. Roy 'lbenameofVlckiAult,onJncoln D!.sc~.._~IUttlerte Stewart, :: Boggs, Middleport, was given a Helgllts,Pomeroy,wasunlntelltlon· rM:ary:Eb:lln: , ~:~::.3::·_ _JL~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[; l ftve-dayjallsentenceoneacllortwo allyomlttedfromthesprlngquarter cllarges wlllcll are dlsordetly , Olllo University Ilea))'s list Sl1e maimer and open container and maintained a 4.0 grade point George McDaniel, Middleport, was average. ' . giVen a fivfrday jail sentellce on a rf.Wiljiij~i!!jijB;ijj_.,.~ dtsbnler.Jy manner charge. Forfeit· lng a $50 bood on a charge offalllng toyleldtherlghtofwaywas' RoyA. Omitted w a slz~llng summer Maxson, Long Bottom. to UNDER NEW OWNER/MANAGEMENT ., NOW SERVING LUNCH 11 to 2 and DINNER 5 to 10 QAIL Y MONDAY THRU SATURDAY VISIT OUR DOWNSTAIRS PIZZA SHACK J · ....... ,o...,.., ·WE STOCK- TELEVISIONS, STEREOS AND VIDEO RECORDERS , . PrflciMt.r Mnmrtnt.r fi~urines M<: 11 wonderful w~'Y ro Aive the Aifr nf 11 !~ mile. All ot re dcl iAhu:d by the: mi· !iaJ vcncures of sume or our faovu~ rite ~bblens . They cid:k· your fun- NOW ,' 1 OPEN TO GRADUATING SENIORS. " ' TO JUNIORS IN UPPER HALF OF CLASS. OPEN EARN COLLEGE CREDIT ny· bnne o.ntf rmifh your heart like: nothinA els e. Experience' rhc war mth nf Prucimu Mnm¥ms collecriblr!i. July Special 10' SATELLITE SYSTEM · We invite yuu ru cnme in and SECOND SUMMER- TERM JULY 16 • .AUGUST· l7 • Sft' ou r exte nsive selection. •' COMPLETELY INSTALLED LESS THAN '2,000 ' 9' SYSTEM COMPLETELY INSTALLED LESS THAN $1900 I Contoot your GUidance eoun..lor tor additional detail• . . • or Home Entertainme~t . . Center . ' .I Rio Gr11nde College . ~':!munlty College 992-3524 I •· • ' enttne oau 2 Soctloo, 12 ,.,... Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursd"y, July 12, 1984 25 Conti A Mlrltlmedkl in< N-pot ' . ByDONALDM.BOTH!dr.RG . Pll$111vely buoyant, .but gaY!! "" . Callt., tortheweekend.OnMonday, tile womal1·fOr·vlce president 'said Jo 1\ave distressed Mondale by Jackilon as a running mate because · APp..!M!JIAIWrtter vertiallllntotherlelectlon.exceptto MmlatewastotlytoSaiiF~ · ·:l!)ovemeot along tor months, wa5 sUggesting that the only factor In tbe two were ni)~ compatible • ST. PAUL, Minn. lAP) - Walier say, "lamjlladtherelsnoiongasfin -where convention delegates were · asked lfsllewas smelt woul!l beMs. deciding wllo should be on the ticket enougll. F . Mond•le, an establllhment . 'WIII~MalesOnlyNeedApply.'lt's expected to nominate 111m for Ferraro. Others aides had con· should be eleCtoral college votes. Press secretary Maxine Isaacs DeliiOCiat,. ready to break with oortlmefollr8.' 1 • .m pr.sldl!llton Wednelday. . flnnel! the cllolce, anonymously, The National Organization tor saldthedlfferencesbetwem thetwo tradition, was polled kJ4aytoclloolle Later ~ could not be found tor By maJdne Ills selection known but she pl'IIIIOOIICed llerself only Wt:men 3nd other feminist groups men on a number otlssues were too. awornan-Rep.GeraldlneFerraro conuneat. In fact .llhe could not be before · the convention, Momaie ''99.9 percent sure," adding: "I'll pressed Mondale pubDcly and ~t and she also said MoOOale of New York - as Ills vice foundatall. hopedtolleadollserlouJO!JIQ!tlon believe It wl)en I see 1\er (Ms. prtvately, andtherewastearamoog folind Jackilon's statements on presldentlalrunnlngmate. U tbe dd caleB conflrin Ills tobllowncandlilacyorlllscllolceof Ferraro) standing up thi!re next to Mondale's senior aides that lie racial and rellglous Issues were 'lbe announcement wu to be cltolce, Ms. Ferraro would beairne a l'lllllllngmate. Mondale, hands beld lllgh.'' would appear to be succumbing to "unacceptable.'' madeat!IOO!IattheMtnnesotastate the flnt woman vice Plesldeotlal ThesteamwentoutofSen.Gary Itlsunlleardofforapresldentlal pressure groups If he selected Ms. .Jackson said lie agreed will\ capltol.ltcamefour~beforethe candidate on a majOI"·party ticket. Hart's challengl! to Mmtale on candidate to complete Ills ticket Ferraro. Perl\aps In reaction, Mondale's rationale, adding, "The Mondale aides provided less-than, fact Is our polltlcallncompatibWty Oemocratic National Convelttlon Sbe repreaentB a blue collar district W~wllenHartsaldhe'djoln before his party't OOIM!IItlon. waaconvenlnglnSaiiFranclsl;o. of~lnNewYork. aMondaletlcketlfasked.Hewasn't Elibt years . ago, a str\!ggllng glowing accounts of 1\er lengtb,f as l'll!llllng mates Is one thing, buf ~·use~,IWIIIworkveryllard AF~partlsanhac!~ Untll the last moment, Mayor · conservaUve,RonaldReagan,trled Interview with Mondale at Ills llorl\e there IS notessentlallncompatibWty forthecampjllgn,"Ms. FerrarQtold ' 1Ji4.t.M)ad•leaeenledreadYtotake DJllniEFelnstelnorSanFrani:IBco ' 10 boost Ills .cllances tor the lnMJnnesota. on the broad llsues within · the 1 Ms. · Ferraro discuSsed SJK:II · Democratic Party. We still · have I'1!(XIrte 1 before a Wednesday iilght II' P.p\llle;WWi lila vice presklllntla! : was a possible cllolce If a wanan "· , Republlcan nomination byannounc· speech Iii San Franclsco.'She was dlo~ •.imd a new pan 111nts at the . ·were the nomjnee. Whe!l . slle lng Ida cllok)e ot. moderate Sen. ·matters as.hlir famDy, hei' lllialth tctm to work per51lJ18)1y and ' po~ new danger fOI" 111m In lils ' . learned 11 would not be her ...Richard Scllwelcker. Reagan lost alld ller finances In a ~minute politically." " upi\W race against Presldent Mondalecalledlhosenotselected- anyway, to Incumbent President meeting with Mondale aide Jolui . Reilly on Tuesday. Top Mondale Reagan she. said she'd be "clellgiJtM" If It Ford. An ABC·Post: poll ot registered were Ms. Ferraro. FOIU' years ago, Reagan walled aides met with 1\er husband, as they Democrats Indicated the pn:smce Amoar others on a flnsl !lsi of Witll thenJahtolhisownliOliiiDatlon did with Mrs. Feinstein's. Campaign chalnnan James A. of a~ on the ticket could be a poaslblenmntnemateswereMayor before clms!og George Bu1111 over wuh: :t:l percent of thole aurveyed 'nm 8nidley of Loll Arpge!es, a F<rd for the No. 2 spot. Johnson said Mandate made up lils said they would be roore llllely to lUdc, Mayor Hemy CisnerosotSall A member of the Hoose Demo- mind at about 6 p.m.. COT. " vote tor Mondale, wb11e 1S !EICt!llt Antonio, Tex., a l\lspanlc, alld Gov. Cl'ltic leadenlllp, endol'!led by the ' Wednesday and teleplloned the were less llkely to. Michael Dukak1S o1 Massacl\u$etts. llk.es ot Speaitr" Thmas P. O'Neill winner lJ m!11Utes later. Frtday, Mondalewas to take Ms. · Jolmson described Mondale as ThecboloeoiMs.Ferraro 48 was · andseveralpn:mlnentOODgie&lllo'OFerraro on a &elltlmental journi!y to anythbw but obvious. ' ' meti, Ms. FetTIII'O had been the ''very pleased.' ~ ., Earller.In the day, Mtindale said Ills lloineiDwn of Elmore, Minn., One promlnen~ ~ suppor· eartytavorttelfthevlcepresldentlal before .travellpg · to .lfl)le Tahoe, ter, an aide whCi 1\ad been J)IWIIn& ·• cbolce were a WOI'IUIII. But S11e was be would notcoosldertbe Rev. Jesse .. Air bag fight isn't ·finished R_eagan defends record 8J MAVBEEN8AN'DNI ~GGREEN, Ky. (AP) ~ President~. the target ot an uilrelen week·loog attack tnm tallsts, declarEd today that lila administration~.R!Scued ~- . . .• unrhP' 11a Dwa 11 1 s'·.and · reWrled a lolls ol entlluslasm In~ ~t'iCOIIiervatlon effort& Hlttlq' the COIIII!IVIltion trail tor the third IDj......Jtlve day, the president cllole a conveatlolt f1 recreatiqnaJ vehicle operators to j8llie bis mcst ~eSIIIve defe!lse lias produced such stiff criticiSm. "In recent years, OIU' environ· mental eftortll began to loeesaned their eriergy and direction," the presldi!rit said In remarks ptepared tor dellveey to the Natlol!al Campers and Htkets As8oclatlon. · "Indeed, by the time our adrnlnJs. ' .tratlon took office, . the federal . goWmment 1\ad becOme~~ · In Its care of OIU' natural berltqe," · be said. "Our parks 1\ad suffered funding declines tor maintenance . and Mn! In disrepair.'' cars. But what Mrs. Doleaccornpllslled AltiiOugl\ Reagan said be was Plt:OCCUpled during Ills Initial months In omce by an ecommic cr1s11 and by foreign policy matters. . 11e aliltrted that wldle we moved to addl ess these twin criSeS, we were determined to move quickly and eftectlvely to deal with the federal aovemment's lagging efforts to preserve our "even ~ " w.,._ tile lldu!t. Moadale Ill expeded lo aame nmnln& mate at 110011 today. (,4.1' 1 uerphafG)' · Mlwttt'e •• 2 d u Rep. a-IR • Fenwupolre 1o dle...-lftaotbelrml n r;I!Qtle hNMaplaee. ., . UKEJ,y CHOICE- for ber on 1 • Ferraro as Ids wtth 11er anmmcementwednesc~ay was to tum the Reagan admlntstra· lion's stand on air bags vlriiJaiiY' aroondand,acconllngtosupporters and critics allke, sllow that within, the deregulatton·mlnded Reagan Wblte House sbe lias some clout "I worked very liard on Jilt. proposal. It Is my proposal," Mrs. Dole snapped at a new.s conference when a questioner S\IIIIII!Sted that therulesmlglltllavebeenstrongerlf tbe White Hoose 1\ad not Interfered. Several key presidential asalslantS; Including Edwin Meese, reportedly 1\ave strong feelings against. a mandatory air bag requirement: . Aides toMrs.Doleforweeksh8ve ~ that she wanle(l to prOdlllle a regulatory package that could be accepted by both the auto lndustty alld those wllo for years have been campaigning to get air bags . or passive seat belts Into cars. The proposal aJliiOUiiced WedneS· day does glveSOI'IIetll!ngtovlrtually everyone, buttheautomanufactur. , ers appear on the surface to 1\ave comeoutonthesllorlend. :;r~~:=::; High .coUrt upholds tax reventle decision M : 0 ther · sues trustees some that;youareafrle!ldoltheland.'' . In the speech, Reagan saki there . By KEVIN KEJ 1 ,y · tllrougb tax millage Were Jiega. 1\adbeenacleereUelnpowerplartt OVPSWIWrtter lively effected by the county's lllllturernJulondelplteantncrease GALLIPOLIS .- GaiDa Cwnty reduced evaluation. In coal·llred electric · plieiatlon olllclalaarellreathlnlasJibofrellef Both county government and the capecttydurlngthepaatl4years. after the Ohio Supreme Court local l!cl\ool district 1\ave been He allo aid his amdalstratlon upheld thestatetaxbolrdolappee.ls forced to observe budget-cutting to was act1!i1 to combat water declllon to keep all revenue tnm abllortl the loss. . poiiutbl. to ndlce lead pollonlna. twoare~powerplan~Inthecounty. Proeecutor Josepll L. Cain said · to ~thecauBe~ofaddraln,IIO ~ hJ&b coun•s ruii!!I. Issued It's not known yet If the state will i*eii!Ct to I* em""' wild WdWdly, coa11nn1 ._ appeals take any afepl to relmbunie the lltieiJidtorefllrbllllnatloalljlll'lla. board'aordernllllllYingal9Bistale countyforthelostl'l!llellue.Hesalda Hll !!dmlnlliratlon revened a tax department ni1lni that ~ ltJiber eValuation mlglrt be granted tour-yar decline In appnlijlllatlolia uted flf million bi evaluation- 01", to the county, but nothing definite tor lfli upiGeep ol natloall parka. ' Jlperoeatoltaxrevenue-flunthe lias been P!\Jj)Oied. ~a $1 blllloQ lD4ili¥11!1111!!1it JBflll!l M. Gavin and Kyaer creek. ',1 thlllk It's ·t he best news we've efbt,Rilqanllld. . aenerattnestatlcnlto66oiller0111o heardlnawhlle"Countyfunmls. Htallosaldthat,bytheelidolthe CIOUidlell · siDnerPauJO.NidaynotedWednes· yar, UieEaYirorunentaiPriJI&:;tlol• 'lbedeplrtmentbadruledthatthe daY liftemDon as COITIITllllloners AP!"Cf lillqi8CIIIO baW illltiatlld tu l'e'W!I!IIe obc4!Jd be lllared by revtewed lJud&el reciuests for 1911). ''m!lre t1iaJi 4111 toltddi 11 COIIIaJnl. thole muntla tlinJu&ll wbldi the Tbole requea1s i!lCil!edBi antlci· natllli tm.lii" Iiiii it!lteiated 1111 utility 111a lll8d to clllb1blted the palled revan~e by roog111y $!100;ml, CCiatlilllliwutiO.ekiiiWia ~ .. of pla!itl' pcMWran. 1\esald. l Uie $UI biiiiDa ~ taJdc. OYer the paat two years, the AlUiDullh the additional money w.e.d 'IIPPJ'OI!'IIil. ctiWIIyb!!lloltSB)mllllaaperyear bub't been Included 1n next year's At tbe D1n11Haa1 c.ve CCIII- blaewaues,wlllletbeGalllaCairiV "'Aa t,ItwlllhelpapeedJIIlYIIil!llt~ plllx.Ree:::::!'*"UieFroaa Loeal !lcbaol Dl,tblct-lleprtveq lbeCOI!IIly'IIOaalforCilllltnlctlonot NJa&la crl Dowttone, ol SU million aanwlly. Oilier lbe- ODiiathouse. ~andllalqmltal. lll!rvlces ,and ,..,.r • " llmd!!d Niday said (.'!mllllllllon c811 •"*""'· ' . . .. , WASHINGl'ON (AP) - Trans; portatlon Secretacy- Elizabeth ~ wanted to set tbe alr bag ~to rest witll 1\er order requiring autmlat!c QCCUpant restraints In all new ~· by 1990, but the controversy Is showing liD sign of dying. - Instead, the 15-year debate on · wlletller·air bags or automatic seat belts eYelltualb' WIII tie required In · all new cars wW first return to the cOurts and tben likely move to · OO:zens ot state legislatures wllere debate over mandatory seat belt laws will take on new dlmelu!lonli. The new regulatklns woukl auto, matlcally be scrapped If enoligli states pass laws requiring motorists to use ot the seat· belts already In .4=ocJeMp._Wrla after touring the ' 5Hiegree Mamnxlth Cave at the Mammoth CaveNational Park near by. "Makemmlltake, theAmericaD land leWIP to the · American peop'e,andwelntendtokeepltopea (Student only pays S5.00 per hour institutional fcc, plus books and supplies - parkl~ complimentary) HUMOR .a l y carJIIIII'OUi1d FULL TUITION SCHOLARSHIP ................ • ' envlroameat.'' ~ pn!illleat llddl eased .the COII'iaitiCn at the Beecll Bend E-5202 it SALE CATALOGS • . OPEN MQN.-SAT. 9 AM.-5 P.M. · THURSDAY 9-1 CALL 992-3524 OR STOP IN · THANK YOU FOR COMING. TO MY ADE Montgomely 'Ward rnK•MR•~3R••1 . Catalog .sales -tt FREE • POMEROY, OHIO For THE ·ADYANCED SCHOLARS PROGRAM SUMMER SESSION 1984 ... _.,.... • ......,_c.. . it~ Opportun ,....,_..._-....~r..o No.63 • · :;et oltheeavlmuneotal reconi that W ks of . TRY OUR DAILY SPECIALS NPW SERVING LUNCHEON SIZE PIZZA OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK- CALL 992~6674 . On trail, . Was. who 118!1 ot11ces at ru E. Second St., POIJW!laoy, led. the , entire Mate In agencies o1 the • · Adm1sSions _: James McCune, Jolm Hanooclr Compaales In the Syracuse; leland Saxtoo, ' Pmnemonth of JWJe. A l!).year roy; · Dennis Hart, Middleport; veteran wlh the oom~. MJChael VliDMetel', Rutland; Lena In the ' Ferraro likely choice for running mate. · TheMeJgsCountyAssociAUon~TownshipTrusteesandCierks~ Ooe divorce was !1ll!d recently In spedallllt Meigs EMS ~mblem••.Page 6. . meet at 7 p.m. Ju1Y 16 at the county talrgrowids' at Rock Sprtng9. All elected county offiCials are Invited. . Hubbard toumament•••Page 4 FrldaJ. . e Trustees, clerks slate meeting Meigs Riggs Ill a aear ......_. ' - - . lJPI I!IIICl vuWJie . . . . Jl'rtdv, IU!IIQ' I!IIICl wr:r WIIJ'III. llllh 8Ht. C"roe afniD-.npaowU• IJ'!II!IIId e:r:••!hted 1914 Divorce rded TOPS - Kenneth E. "Geele" , ' '' The Big Bend C.B. Club will have their annual picnic SundaY at 1 p,m. ln tbe southbound Route 33 park. Everyone IS ~ to bring table service and covered dlsll. remember. 391 W. MAIN 8porta ..................Paaetl-4 ' Cardlopiimonary rescu8Citatlon clasles will be held tonight and . Thursday f1un 7·10 p.m. at Heatll United Metmdlst Churcll. Bob Byer will be tbe lnstrucllr. ClaSsi!s are !)lll!ll to tbe lpubllc and are ·being sponsored by the Heath United MetroQ!st Men. •dd}eporl mayor f"mes SIX • ' I M Six defendants were fined, two were given jail sentences and anOtherforfeltedabondlnthecourt ofMiddleportMayorFredHottman Tuesdayntgllt. Fined were William A. Williams, Racine, $425and costs, three days In jail, drtv1ng willie Intoxicated; Carol A. Russell, New Haven, $17 and costs, speeding; Richard A. Hennan, Middleport, $10, running stop sign; Ressle A. Chaffer, Cheshire, $25 and costs, spinning tires. B,.....illtowrllllllh ................ Pap! cata... J"Ie111n .......... ..... &-10 c::lalulc;s•!J'\' ........... t.:pap 11 ======~~z=~~==============· CPR classes Pomeroy chamber elects · ~eed, Hill vice presidents Tom Reed and Jim IDII were appointed as vice p~ldents Tues·" day at the Pomeroy Area Chamber ofCmunerce meeting. Reed will continue as geoeral vice president willie HW will take on responslblltles as program vice president. 1 Chamber President Ron ASh said otller business community members will be contacted ln tile future In an effort to "expand the base" of memberslllp. In another effort to Increase the memberShip and meeting attend· lclentlftcatlon numbers are companieS are required. TO register a velllcle not 1n the nan1l! of the person vlsltlni the auto · registrar. an acceptable power of attorney must be sutxnltted. The license bureau Is located at :ta6 Mulberry Ave., Pomaoy. Hoursare9a.m . ta4·p.m .. MondiiY. WednesdayandFrtdaY: lOa.m . to 8 p.m. TUesday; ~d 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Thursday and saturday. Sue ~n. deputy registrar, may be reaclled at 992-:Dl!l. .• CB club to meet Syracuse Village Col!ncll will meet In recessed seSsion Tlnmlday at 7 p .m. at tbe municipal bulldlng. PR.ESENTATION - I"',...Oilo""le""'IIIY Area Chamber of Commerce Vice Preeldent Torn Reed preeenta retll'lllll:Sei!ll!!el repo.W KalieCruwwllh ·a lawn challle lounge from the chamber. Crow, a n!pOiter for 18 years, rellredFrlday. Shecoveredthechambermeetlnpaadevenlsmuingller ' employment. BJCbeBald ......... P...-1.7 · ·' Village couneil to meet . . Wingett. responses •••Page 2 . . Weather Meigs countlans with last names starting with tbe letters K and l · • must renew tbeir autO ilcellseS durtng the month o1 July. Social security numberS tor lndlvlduaiS and federal tax . anyone . Ins ide today : -~· · it . ·J . ' also look at supplementing county construction and improvement of departmentbudgetslnthefuture. the district's .elementartes was "lthlnkwllatweneedtodolslook passed last November, the board at the ctepariments that 1\ave optedtog~~witllsllort·termiiDfesfor suffered and make some kind of the first fl'I'V years of Its bonded capllal Improvements,'' he said. Indebtedness. ' . ''We can look at of the Supertntelldent Gary E. Toot· departments that have been 1\aker, wiiO recently resigned to rregiected." become supertntendent ot a city The county schools -which had school district In Oklahoina. was orchestrated ' mucll ot the legal unavailabletorcomment. action Involved l,n overtuming the 'lbe dec!slon to redistribute . the tax decl.slon - will also benefit. tax revenue was !lrst appealed by Teachers will now recetve an !lie couoty and then by the county llddltlonal $:lXI to their base pay;as . schools In a separate action. b1 rMlgotiated . In recent contract January 1982, the schools dropped reopeoers: ·• . Its suit and joined In the county's ~·rm just overwhelmed at the appeal, wlllcll went before tbe tax · decision," said Carl B. Waugli, appealS board In October or that ~~ ol the local board of year. . . education. "I thlnkevecybodyln the In late November 1983, the board county scllool dlstl1ct Is excited found the state's decision lnappropabout!!.'' rlate and ordered new evaluation 'lbe additional revmue wiD aJso ce1!11cates cJni.Wn up. The state allow roore rapid payment of the appeall!d, forcing It Into tbe SU· dtstrlct's own blllkllng PI'Oifalll, PleiUe court's hands. Oral argu· slated to gl!t tllidl!rway soon. ments tLun bOth sides were 1\eard 1\lthOOgl\ a~ Issue flnant.olnJ byJustlceslnMay. :1 ' : 'lbe mother of a Meigs County Infant lias sued Orange Townsl\!p, Its trustees and an employee -In cormectlon with tbe death of ller 19-montiHlld daugllter. · Sherry Wllson filed the suit Iii Meigs County Common Plea$ Court,' asking $750,00) dollars In damages. Her daughter, Jessica, wasklll¢ · by a truck operated by 1\ei' grandtatller, James Eynon, wllo was a townslllp employee at the lime. Tile suit claimed Eynon wa$ negllgent In the operation ot till! truck when be backed Into a driveway and ran over the girl. . , Tile Meigs County Sllerlf!'s IJe. partment ruled tile September 1983 death accidental. No charges weno rued. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 11, 1984