https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/aeacb4c66c5257936c932ae498b053ae.pdf a2e6aa35b3bab8cdf9a585fc93e4ad52 PDF Text Text . ' \ Inside today: I' ' ~WINTHROP® Dick Cavalli IT FEEL.~ LIKE !'VE-~A HOtE IN MY SCK:J<.. CHIP5 B/JR.It=D A 60NE IN #.Y MOTHER'S TOMATO PL.ANT-5 Y ESTERDA-Y. ~THE:f<MAN SA.ID IT WA.5 ~01~ TO RAIN TOpA.'f. e.LJT I ~e55 HS W/AO '#PONG'. THE , ,· .,............ ........... Cl ill '"IleL ...... ........... N ·- ' a.. ......,., ~n ··············PaP• D , .......... ~ ~T !iporti ..................P&I'III-4 peaceol~. ~ Ande~on on Mondale•••P3ge ~---.• Weather team drops 3•••Page Low • • Wladll . ........... .. IIIII Ill llle mid 'II a - a t __ ,..cent.....,. ... . ........ .. .-..... Pap I 'a;,~.., Start I ..., 2 • • at y enttne Pomoroy-Midclloport, Ohio, Dem convention begins I THINK I JW5r WITNESSED THE Dr=ATH THE WIND 6LcWM.Y CAP I Ll KETO PL.IT 5/...ICSD BANANAS OF iHE: AJ<rOF CONVERSA;TIQN. : OFF LAST FRIOA.YAND A CAR RAN OVER 1r. ON MYOATME:AL IN THEMORNfNqo." llJ DONAW M.IIOTJIBI!:BG. . late 19113. when he had the The IIJIIl(lUJICel1t was made by . endor~~e~•M!Ili at the oraantzed laboi' Mondale on Saturday attemoonata and the NatJOMi Orpnlzallon tor DeWJ conference In t1!e yard olllla Wcrnea and was wayelleadotllil ' rented lakeside borne -and It r1va1a In the poDs and In lund· sllned a near rebeWon among . raiSing. . . delegates. ' ~tlon today, his triumphant · But Sen. ·GAry Hart's ~ Many party ofllcta1s were upaet arriVal . blemished by btl quick challen8e toroed Monde!e IntO' a )ly the abrupt ~·at Mahatt. retreat from the effort to clllqJ fttlhl that lasted tbrougb the final partlcularly Westemen woo said It party chalnnanCbariell T. Manatt · ~and WBal11emtestathls llJllll!lll't!d that Mondalewuwl'ttq A fum·ralller for ~ Candl·. pol~h!!lylng pciwer. . , . · oft the region and Jlill'llcularl;y datel, 1111 · ou~ rally · and' a Mondale hal tried tp keeP a f1m1 CaUtornla. Manatt Ia from Loi meeu.,. with Senate candldatee . hand 011 aD upects ct the caiven·. Angeles. · were oo Ml:n;lale's ll&t'll4a for the t1on. He ll!lected CWmo fir the · · 'lllel'e allo was wldetpread dlsqJI!!IInc clay ot ·the 'DtimOeratlc , keyn(Ker's role, .anc! l)ls sta1! wu sent from the l.ance appollltment· . liP P''¥'"11 Wrtter SOtn'H LAKE TAHOE, CaW. (AP)-WalterF.Mondale,sharlng starbllllngwlthGeraldlneFerraro, wu ' tlylng . to the Democriltlc· National COnventkm. tnvolvediDdeterrnlnlDiwbenr!Vals , · Ms. Ferraro was travellna' to the Hart and the Rev. JeJIIIldackaon •· convention with Mondale, and the · would speak · · . · New Yen~ planned Wlille ' Jac:IIIOn and Hart · ID l!eatbtl_sldeatthetum-ralserand ' tecbi"cally stJIIMe Iii ,the~ tor the rally· · · ,· · the &Waddedtlallllimlnat!Qn. there ~Je 'had 110 plans for a wasDDdoubttha\Mmd•JeWcNldbe pei IIDII appeii1'IUICe todar a( the . · dlit wbJD1!r w_ben deleptes vote COIM!IItlon, wblch ~at 2l!.m. · We&'l!MiY, P11I'.HIIblllhtsotthellrst •• MondeJe's .cleclsloli to · breM · were an lddiea by fanner Prest· Pll!lledeut8Dd'Qainea~ubla dent Carter and the keynote speech I1IIUIIng mate receMd wldesptead by Gov. MarloCuunootNewYork. accJetm tllrougbout tbe party and Fill' MnndaJe, the. 198& Demo- beyllod . cratlc <;onven~ was the reallza· But lieiTI!IYIJavet!!salpatedscme 'lion of a 1ong·held dteam .!bal. he ot tblit with btl effort tD remove would beculle the p8.rty presiden- Mau,att as party chalnnan and ' Hal nominee. . Bert Lana! as gaaal . Hlaroad!DthentmlnatlollproYI!(I cbalnniJn of the prellk'a!J'I) rocldel' than most peopletbooght In · CIIJ1IiX!lgn. . bolit . • .MR. MENTM AND LITTLE MISSTM . I HEAVENS. WHA-r'S. by Hargreaves ·a nd Sellers WAIT HERE!. I'LL. GO AND INV5TI(?ATE ! name HAPPENING? ·. . . 1.anc1t _. Democratic , chair· was budget director In tile Carter lldrnllllstra· l1cp IIDil1 he was toroed ID resJ&n llecau.e ot-allegations of IIDandal lm!gularltles connected to his CaJOOun. Ga., bank. · . When. Mondale attended Sunday church · services m· tbls retOrt ccmrnunl1y oo the IIID'e ot Lake Taboe, ~ was no blnt ol the rollback that would occur lall!r. Theappeiii'IIIICeatclllrdlwasthe onJytlmethecandldaiiPWUIII!ellln public Sunday, altboulb he wu Interviewed by tbe CalJ!e News Network lallidn the at1en1m and man ·In . GeoiJ!a, predicted: "We'reabout!Dbaveoae at the sweetest COIIVCIItlonlln the history of the Democratic Party." ~ . -I'AiaiiOYAIJrY~-- TIIe-11111 .... ........... c ., ...........AC-lf.ll, willie 11t lbe W! t • ., cl n1 siQie _ ................. l!d.al.1:•p.m. Tile ........ fl Ire, ant ,...., born I lea, Allee ....... ' ....,...._._..' -lod-, ' ~lot",._ ' frl!m left, . . . " - Lalla, Beclir Bile . . Ulll c-.; IIIII ll*d ._, frem left, Kart 8mlb, llcoU f v..- .... .Jim Parlier. ' ' .Celeste ·downplays Lane& Manatt controve~y . HE 'T HINK$ THAT'51t>o -M ESSY.' -WHY DOES'N.' T HE USE A . NORWOOD, Oblo (AP) ..;. The manbwil foi:AliDD Coleman; a ''CCII man" ammed of 1d11lDg a brne © 1984 Hargreaves and Sailers Distributed by NEA.Inc. • heir apparent Authorities_intensi(y seai-ch for· ~order suspect Coleman . . SPRAY? . . -......__ ' did did-·· . Celeste said lie not . _. At a liii'J!'(lCIIM!tlDII DeWB confer· MmSale'aOtiJil!l'atMuatj.aG?'Sfltf" . eoce Slmday, <;e!este 11011ght ID play . Mmlale support lit the ~ !taD down. delegation but !bat he -i Oldo delegates for the Rev. Jesse ~·an untortunate cUstractlon. •• Celeste conoedl!d that Monda• Jactmnn mainly stayed out of the fUss. $tete Rep. C.J. McUn of had not beEII 1n touch wttlllllm at for ronunentatterMnncla!edeclded other Ohio backers "tor the past Day100. a Jacklca! adviser, saJd be to keep Manatt Scme Oldams were even mere Is concentrating oo wlnnbigsupport several days (In advana! r1 ~ dl""""""nted !bat Monda!e, who tr al!lnnatlve action for mlnoli· Manatt·Lanceshutrlel ."But he said claims lie will wtn theiiOIIilnatloiloo ties. defenseSpendlngcutsaudother the former vice presldellt had the ftrsl ballot WeiJ-Iay, had policies Jacksoo wants In the party discussed with him the [lCIEtal 811bject ot party leadenhlp over !hll !*ked Bert~. Jimmy Carter's · platform. last several months. .. ) b II Itt IJud&Etdlrector, asManatt's dr' pw w11o lndlcated "they are wllllaJ. to Wlllldliil" lbelr .'llllll"t (fromMmdeJe)." Howtoer, the caJJers were not ldSIIIIJecl, and noae · appareatJ;y were<Jdpans HenkelwasavaBable • I, ~ by Cris Hammond PEED WALKER cuew. GNAW CUE\J and - bealal Ma. Brown, Will bas . IIJt been cbarltld In the Noi wood ~aDdmurderbutls!IQUIIhtb' Sunday icbooi ._....... and badly ~· . Norwood poUce said Saturday beatln&her"Jebendattbelrllonleln this Clni!lnnaU suburb, has they ~ Colerilan with Frl· . day's beating dl!eth ol MarleDe stretdled IntO Its sixth state. Coleman, 28, 8llCIIIII!d r1 Oilier Watten. M. a former Sl1nday IChool slaylnp 1111!1 beatliigs In an aJieged liP....... alaln In her home.. Her b"tiand, a..tn~Ctm firm em~ crime spree that authorl· tlesaay dall!l toMay29,l'emallledat ployeCHarryWallen. 45, was badly larle today with Ids rompaDion, bealell. He- In critical<" •"'IUila DebnDenlaeBrowD.21. FBlaaents at Unlventty r1 OnclnnaU MedJcal Center, where pollee guarded lda say...._..... "'~--- dominates.' COntrols . CIIEI#/ ali • "'11111 \'CblcJe bas been reoovered and It Is pu-totthe Investigation. We Nonwod polke capt Thcmas believe be (Coleman~ W8l In the WIIJiama dedlned ID dllcuas the . OEIItral Kentucky area. but we have evidence oo which Coleman was mlndlcatJoahemaystlllbethere," cllarged. said Bill <lil!ek, an FBI sp ' uan ''We've &llt tentative ldentlflca· In LoulsYIIJe. · tqJ from wlh · , we've got Fewltellilsappe&redtohavebeen actual pey¢aii!Yiilenoe,"liesald. telrst frmt tbe Wallen heme, said ''We jllll don't want 111 l'EYEIIl liiP Rev. Bud AWsm, a Melhodtst anything at this time." , cll!rgyman who visited the houae. ·n.e Walters' car, wblch was Ncawwlpollcesaldtheycbargal 1'\!pDl ted mhslng. WM found Sun· Coleman with aggravated murder, day Jil&lilln r e•hctou. Ky. at1empted eggravfted murder, 8gil'llvated robbery, aggravated buiPnY and grand theft ct an auld, WOIIarns ald. WIDiaml said witnesses told pollee !bat a roupJe rocJe bicycles to the Walters borne and were seen talking to Mrs. Walter3 In the drivewaY, 'where the famuy's camper was ·llff.ting with a "For Sale" sign 01111. 'lWo bicycles later were foundlil!llll'the borne,WW!ams said. ..; Investigators say Coleman and his companion. woo are black. are Suicide reported GI.MB· MHFt Treaa Rae Jordan, 43, Leon. was (CHEW·CIIEW)MF found dead In bel' home at 1: 25 p.m. ~. ~rdlng to the ¥ason Couni.Y Sheriff's Departmellt, GMMFL. LBB. .J,on?an,fouildbyherhusband,the . Rev. Herman Joroan, died of an apparent self·lnfllcted gunshot Wllll1ld ~ a small calther .....,," atrol'd1ng to a report llu!d b). Mason County' Coroner DI'.Jolm Grubb. =~ WM II .._ ..... !.u?F' .. • .. • ,t n r v.-.. 0 1.11 ..... _ victims. However, Mn. Wallen( was willie, as II bel' buiiiUid. : • The FBI Jatd It allo bu ?biked Coleman and MI. Brow!ltothecue: The FBI week added Cderruur Wllllted" lilt 1D Its "10 tugltlvei. Terence ClnclnnaU o. "Coleman'spattllli the oi . ·nn·· ltar&e. eald, havelllown tllat lie has ... Into various cities, where hli hall tted I* acts, for several days." Judge decides against beer sale I case after Judge Charles Knight, Beer will not be sold In Orange local CCI1UIIOII pleas court judge, Township, according !Dalettertrorn the presiding Judge In the election reniOVI!d himself from the cue. Harry Lodwick. woo owns a complaint case. g:nxey In Orange Township, Is . Harry Lodwick and otherOrange aJ1owed to sell beer and wine lUlU! Township residents brought suit ID . the Issue II settled. , have election results ruled Invalid. In a letter sent ID the attorneys In In the MayS primary. thequestlon the case, Judge Castle ct Lebanm r1 wbetlle!' ID sell beer was defeated has directed theAttomeyGeneral r1 by two voles; while the sale at wine Oblo to prepare an entry tot the paned · court records. A1te!' the entry Is Judge Lyle W. Castle pteslded prepared and signed, the ruling w1l1 IM!I'a bearing held 011 the beer Issue be<.u lie offlcial. In the Meigs County CoounonPieall Castle said In the letter, "No Court 011 July 6. Castle heard the ... _ . 8liii)I!Cted ~ preying 011 blaclt Ill I . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,, 2 ~ ,. CLEVEI.AND (AP) -The next 4 IIu . .• . . . . . . . bel,,..tuu& ... lf ..., ., . . a IIIIi:Alii' M 2 Pnto• 1 ._.. . ., an 111e 54: 4 , . . ;'Ide . . ....,. ............. ._. .... , .............. ..... .. , <•t « Lin7& .......1Jt ..... It Jacllpolln the weekly ''Ohlo Lotto" gJUDI!Piestlenatedat$6milllonafler 110 one plc?a!d six numberS cNwn In the Saturday night diaw1DI. state lottery atflclals said. The wbiniQg J111Q1bEi s SaturdaY werel2, 18. 28, 29, ~and 40. · - . evidenCe (was) presentedtoSI!Staln the aDegatlon (of Lodwick, et.al) tllat Invalid ballots were cast" The JUly 6hearing In the case did mt show that "e!ector(s) (were) deprived of the opportunity to ess his or her will," Castle said. 'l'hDIIe bringing the suit had attempted to show that because the ballot was placed after the slate of ""'* canclclates and because It was a different color, electorS were con· fuserfand WJable to find the Issues. Lodwick had 110 comment on the letter. Two-vehicle crash injures local woman A Meigs County woman was treated and released at Veterans Memorial HCIIpltal Sunday follow· lng an automobile accident on Ohio 338lni.etartTOWI!IIhlp,accordlngto 1KJspltal atflcl•l• The Gallla·Melgs p!lllt at the state =~y~~~:~~~ senger In a car driven by Ntal E . Saller. 55. Syracuse, when u was ~ frmt behind while attempt· lngtotumln!Daprtvatedrlve. Thepa.trolsaldLoretteJ.Butt,2li, RL 2, Racine, wascltedbythepa.trol tor fal1ure to keep an assured clear dl8l8llce for allegedly strlldDg Salser from behind. The 5:55 p.m . accident catlll!d monderate dam· agetoSalser'scarandllghtdamage ID Butt's car the'pa.trol said. AOO.year:ok!I.allpvlllemanwas cltedbythepatroltorDWiand!eftof center following alone-car accident on Cotillty 5 In SaliSbury Township . The patrol said 'Jbomaa A. CriSp was westbound when his car dioppedolf the natrt sldeoftheroad, came beck aCl'llll!l the road, went off, the left side and struck a utJIJty pole. The accident caused rnoclerate damage to Crisp's car. ~. �Monday, July 16, 1984 MAC officials will consider 'hot issue' in Toledo today .Con.unenta•t ' Constitutional -graffiti ·_ The Daily Sentinel JU Court Street Pomeroy, Oblo DEVIJI'EO '1'0 'l1IE INTEREin' OF THE MEJIJS.MA!ION AREA 1 ....._.._"T",~=·- • ROBEiiT L. WINGETT .Pvbll8her . BOB HOEFLICH General Muacer PAT WHITEHEAD Allb&aal PabUoller/ ConlroUer DALE ROTJIGEB, JR. NewsEdUor A MEMBER of Tbe A..odaled Pre.., Inland Dally Preu Auoela· lloa Uld liM Ao.rlcu NeWipaper PabUsher Auoclatl011. w- LETI'BB8 OF OPINION ..., weloomod. They llloald be 1... 111u . . IG!II- AU-are 88bledloedllhlt ud mut beti«Ded wllb oame, sdolr- IIIII toleploeso ...,._, No ......... Jellero wW be publloied. Lellen- be I• .~..,..;pod;___ luute_,,..Wreo..., ........,. penonaUII... . _ What's deflation? WASHINGTON -After a long snooze, the pending D.C. amend· ment to the CoDJtitution sucldenly came to life last month. {,oldstana '\nd Delaware became the 15th and . 16th states to ratify this ~begot· ten proposition. Doubtless these legtslators meant well, but this. amendment Is a bad piece of business. It ought to be perrnl«ed to die In peace. In case you've forgotten, C!ln· gress approved the D.C. resol.ution back In August of 1978. The measure Is worded so clumsUy that tt ought to be rejected on stylistic groUDds alone. Truly we do not need to mar our beautltuKionstitutlon wtth this graffiti. , Section One, In Its bungling way, says that "For purposes of repres- · entation In the Congress, election~ the president 8lld vice president, and Article V of this Constitution, the District constituting the seat of aovemment of the United States shall be treated as though It were a state." Wbat this means Is that the city of Washington, D.C.. would get two members o! the U.S. Senate and ooe member of the House. The district's City Co6.rdl. born again as a quasi-state Jeelslafure, would , be able to -vote on constitutional · amendments; · Section Two, stumbllng along, says that '"i'beexerelseoftherlghts and powers conte!Ted under thts article shall be by the people of tbe District constltutln¥ the seat of aoovernment, and as shall be provided Qy the Congress.'' ; It Is hard to sa:fwhat Is spelled out by that $pllghetti. The Constitution In Its most unequivocal cialise already vests In Congress the power. "to exercise exclusive leglslatlon In all cases whatsoever" In the District ol Columbia. That provision would not be repealed. As not-exactly-a-state ever decllned. . ' . To the unhtltlated, an Increase In money's buying power might ' seem welcome, especially to people accustaned to seeing It shrlnk. -~Jrable, that Is, untll they realize there Isn't enough money around to buy much o! anything. Deflation and depression go together. But why -should people be WOI'J'Ylng about deOatlon during one o! the most robust ej!Onornlc expanslom ot the century? As usual, there are many reasons, good and bad. To cite one: There is -a blg market today tor the Warnings o! prophets. Times are good; and people worry about that They worry about whether It Is deserved. They worry especially when they see good times coexisting with portents and omens, such as banks faJJing and borrowers unable to repay thetr loans and people lMng beyond their means and Washington unable to balance Its bullget. But some reasons are more centered on the economy Itself and what Is happening within it. Amoilg those sometlmes mentioned are these: -Bankruptcies will cause money, credit and other financial assets to disappear. -Foreign nations will repudiate their debts, causing a run on blg U.S. 1laiJk& ' -In Its detennlnation to Uck lnOation, the Federal Reserve will slu1nk the money supply. · -The federal detlclt will sop up so much money tliere won't be enough left to spend In other areas ol the economy. Whether such scenartos are naive or rea!lstic Is dlttlcult to determine. It Is, In tact, sometimes dltflcult to separate lnllatlonlsts frml deOatlonlsts, odd that might seem. - . . Howard Rutt, the popUlar,.stralght-talldng ecooomlst, comm~ts that "many things which these analysts detlne as deOatioJIIliY, In my opinion, as are Inflationary... Besides, he 5ays, "Hlstorysaysthatforthelast50years, our government has always choSen to lnllatewherever there was areal risk of depression." Today in history Today Is Monday, July 16, the 1l*lth day of 198!1. There are 168 days left In the year. Today's highlight In hlstocy: · On July 16, 1945, the first atomic bomb was exploded ova- the desert In New Mexloo, marking the beglnnlng of the atomic age. On thts date: In 17!10, the District of Columbia was established as the seat of the U.S. government In 1821, Mary Baker Eddy, founder Qf the Church of Christ, Scientist, was born In New Hampshire. . In 1862, David Fa.mgut became the first admiral in the U.S. Navy. In 1918, RIIS'IIa's Czar Nicholas II, his "*'ll!less and thetr five children were executed by the Bolsheviks. In 19!17, Marine Major John Glenn established a trans-continental speed record when he Oew a jet trom Calltomla to New York In three hours, 23 minutes and eight !;eCOIIds. In 1973, the White House confirmed ~t many of President RIChard Nixon's meetings and.telephone conversations at the Executive Mansion rear COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The desire by omclals ci Mid-American Conference achools to keep the league In NCAA Division 1-A- the _.:...__~Ja_mes_J._Ki..,;;_lpa_ ·tnc_·k big-school graip - has led to a PIOJX>&ed rule change that might shrink the nwnber of teams rompetlog tor MAC football titles. The presldenlll of the 10 !Chools were to meet In Toledo today , to consider an amenclment to the contereuce constitution thai would allow a school io be In the MAC ~lntbe. natlontwoyearsaaoat without bavlng ta t1e1t1 a football 71 games and 1a1t II!UOl1 drew an team, The Columbus Dlapatch . a\lt!l'&ee or jUst over G,tnl fans per reporteclln Its Swll!ay edition& 'home llllll'lt!· . The' current guideline l'flQIIIrel NCAA_rules say majority of COmpetition ill both football and schools In a le8MIIt! rnuat meet I·A men's basketball by E!llch school. requirements, Including average . In l!llleiiCe, the &rnelllln1ent alsQ honleatlieDCianeecial,OOioroverall would allow the conterence to expel 'average attendance ci l'(,tro- to be a member !rom football cqmpeti· I·A. lion It It were seen • dr~ . 'l1lls season, the MAC IS I·A down .the league. The altematlve because stx members - Toledo, but IDOI'e-Cll'·lesa·a·atate, the dis· district would send two ultrallberal trict would ~ Jn a Cl!llltitutional Dl!mocratlc senators to the Htll. In Umbo an Ita own. · a closely divided chamber' of 100 Tile ~ JutltlcatiOn ad· members, two more fM·Ieft Demovanced 1br the &lllllldment 11 one ot crats could make II dramatic stmjW falmele, The people d the, dltterence. District of Cdwnbta are taxeil by The amendment ought to be " ' · u ... ...._ taxed ,,_, killed for two self-evident I"'UUOII. · · ~... ~ .......-..are ; w~. are subJect to .the same rnJUtarY First, ours Is a union of statet. ~ service;.,they 411! bound 11y ·every ·what you Will about dear old D.C., federal law-that biJida lherestolthe . the city of Washington II not utate. nation - but they, haw IICl voice In It cannot be transformed Into a enacting ttae Jaws. They sutter state by the Utany of. Section Qlle. taxattoa wltiJQ\Jt n:p~eaentation, Our capital Is a city of 633.000 and as James Otis 1a supposed ro 'inhabitants (down by 15 ptloent have In 1'763, this Is since the 1911l census), of whoni tyranny. It there were no other 488,00lareovertheageoll8.1Atlll solution tQ thts Inequity, this consldertheclty'ssuppoeedhuiJaer amendmeiit might be deteDSible _ for political participation: t>t the but theni Is another solittian. 41!8,001, only 273,001 have bOiherelt An unSpoken justUJcatlon tor' the to register to vote, ail~~ ot'tlue amendment lies 1n the political 713,001, only 36 percent VQta4 :for ellsposition of the district's voters. president hi 1911l and only 41 Jltl !lebt Theywent'IIUPei'CenttorCarterln for mayor In 1982. ~- '· · 191ll. It Is a Jead.plpe clnt:h that the Second, there Is a way .to IOive tile problem. You wUI reeaD that '·.,., '' ' district was formed In the place by the cession of land frllm both VIrginia and Maryland. Many years ago Congress retumied tO VIrginia that part o! the dlatrlct south of !he Potomac. The BniM!I' to the city ot "unlalmess" Is now to carve out iO square miles ot the dty ~ntalnlng the major government bulldlngs, and to give the l'l!ilt back to Maryland. This would permit the disfranchised Washlngtoplana to participate ~lly In,ppbilc 8ttitln as tull-tledged Marylanders, and more. power to them. , Statehood tor the district Is no answer. A year or so ago the local advocates of statehood drew up a provlsl9nal · constitution tor tile state of New Columbia. The document was so spaced-out tlaJc;y ,lhat even The Washington Post, whjch does not blanch eully, tume•l'posltlvely pale. The tedenlJ government 'cannot Uve at the sufferance any tinpot "state" ' •' . contrived from Political .. ,. . nothingt1e$5~ , ,• ... a dec.... A note of .circus____________ __ .....,,;_ ___;::___:__.:..:.:..:....:..~·;,; '• Maj01'8 , Dettoll He on ·Have To New Ycrl \ ' MUwauboe , CleYellnd C&llbnLI Oli<IJIO ' MIJaleDa ~ Ka111U Cily TPxu ,, " "·' 1 ,• Meigs is now preparing for the dlstrJct toutnament The locals wtll battle McArthur Saturday; at 11 a. m., on Trautwein Flelct, Athens. Winner of the Meigs-McArthur gamewlllbattieLancasler3p.m.on theWestStateField. '·••' :. · ·; ·: .• :; . :; : ' ' .. .* · •,' ., .,., 131 POSTMASTER;'~ addrelo 10 Dally Seotlnei,J,q Court St. , Pomeroy, ofi.e In the nlgtrtcap, South erupted for anll-1 leal!, but hall to hoklasMelgs came back with 11 runs In Its final three tum& at the plate. Meigs hitters Uncluded three singles by Tony Riffle, two singles by Kevin Eastman, a honJe run by Scot Goheen, a double by Donnie SwaiZel, and a single each hy Alan King and 'I'rey casseu. . . ,.,,;.,_ """''"""" ..__,.from Saturnw.~e Ul.AU~ IJII:II,;A ~ys' Joss with. a !1"0 hitter. He tanned two arid walked tour. RJttle allowed a leadoff single, then held Glouster hitless untn the seventh. Nick Riggs led Meigs with four Singles while RJffle, Chris Kennedy and Jay Carpentel'· each singled twice Jackie Welker Eastman and Sp~ each added a ~Ingle· to round out Meigs' 13-hitattack. With Y""'"""r players dotting --..- Ohio 45769. - -~ •. SVIISCiliP'ftON JIATBI -' Br c..rn. o r - - One Week .......................... ..!....$1.10 One Month ..... :......................... .$4.80 I One Year ....................... ,........ S57.1> SJNGLI! OOPY PaiCEII I>ally ..... .. ........................... 215 Cento Subo<rlberono!d"'lr~topaythecor· . rter may remit In adVance direct to .'' ' The DaUy Sentbiel '"'J, 6 or, 12 month ' =j,~~~~ wut ~JIIveocarrtereach ,, . No aubocrlpllons by moll permitted In 1owns where home can1er ~«VIce 11 avaUable. · MAIL SUIISCRIPI'JONS ' -DIM 13 Weelcl ... ...... !....................... 114.56 26 Weelcl ................................. $29.!2 52 Weelcl ""o;;;;;Me'Oiii0 .......... $58.24 JJWeelcl ........................ ......... $15.60 swee~co ................................ $31.2D f3 (ftl MDwaulra II Seltllt, IDI Boltca a1 Olldllld. fill -- l.&tllVI! WL.,._GII 01) :II .812 M Z .112 7 Sl fJ S D fl e .a n ' 0 .S .m 18% «t 5I .4M 21 36 ~ .419 23 t7 If your baby was born .between 1979 and 1984, let us publish a photo of him· or her in The Sentinel's· EAST III\'IIION WL .... GII 5015- "' 31 .., \! • «1.>113\! ....... ,_ .. .D) • .till n m - JJI\'IIJON .. .. ... .. ... ~.!II) .. .. :11 .a& ' 1\! . Ill! ~ 1\i 2 ::: :· 6\! -·39 • !t 52 .<til .C I - ' "' .. ' • I ~ ,. Monday, July 23 1984 """"' ~ M - S. 12 Jmlnp CaUbma 2. Mllwallkee 1, JJ lrWIIII ......,..o.m. -Sra:ltle- 5, EbtGn • ' " BABY. EDITION . ~ 5: ..•• ' New Vorl< f . ~ CiiY I Batttmore 6. OllcaRO 4 DlVott6, ........ 2 ~7.MUw~6 . -·- ToroniO6, o.»tUnd 3 bton 11, SNtde S Clowlud s. .......... > u- .,. ChlcaF (Hayf S.!ti at n.tro1t tAhbWt 2:il. tnl . · ~ .ISrnltMon t.'7i II BalltrMr'f (Davls 7-41, fnl ~ Teus (Noiel Ul) at New York t~ 0.01 . Cnl -.. C'ltvelaDd (Stl'llb:e 1-2) ., KIMu ~ i.Jollel 0-l!, IRI 1\ronl:o iGor! 5-31 at callllnU (Siai:Oft l . 2:..11. tn l Mlrillkee CCWidlotti 0.01 at SMI'tle IBIIrotM 3-aJ. In I ....&. tllunl " ' ., Ollldalld {9nnll!ll ' 3-ti, (nl • T • .' , 'IU.. Oty, 2. u-al .. ~ a1 ~ ~-~~t. t at ,. He carne back white-faced. ''Was It the vice presidential . , .candidate?" ''' 'I don't think so." ''Then who was It?" . : ''Y)Ju're not going to believe thiJ. J;lu~ ', lt was Jimmy Carter." ' · Meigs property transfers"· . . Here's an opportunity for parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles or god parents to · have their "baby's" photo appear in The Sentinel's BABY EDITION Monday,July 23. All babies born between 1979 and 1984 are eligible ro have their photos published. Just think how your "baby" will save and cherish rhis special edition throughout his or her lifetime. It's easy ro· have your photo published. Just bring or mail it to The Sentinel with the infor· . . ThaddeusS. Dye,LlndaG.Dyeto. Homer H. H1a1na. Adelia E. Royal Petroleum Prop. Inc., Right ' HJalns to Royal PelroJeum Prop: of Way, Columbia. Inc., Rlgbl ol Way, Columbia. Th<lmas E. Fauber, Geraldine F. Royal Petroleum Prop. Inc. to Fauber to Royal Petroleum Prop. Alvle Partlow, AliDa Mae Partluw, Inc., Right of Way, Columbia. Ratification Rlgbt of Way, WIUiam R. Brooks, Marpret BedtordiSallsbury. Brooks to Royal Pmolewn Prop. Inc., Rlght-ol Way, Cdumbla. · Royal Pettoleum Prop. Inc. to Alfred T. Walsh, EUzabelh E. ~ Walter A. WIU. llet1y L. Wlbon, Walsh to Royal Pl!trolewn Prop. RatltlcaUon Rlgbt of Way, Inc., Right of Way, Columbia. SaJJsiNry, · Golden F. StansburY to Royal Royal Petroleum Prop. Inc. to Petroleum Prop. Inc., Right ~ Charlell F. ?Jeiler, Ratlf. Rllht ~ Way, Columbia. · Way, BedtUicl. . , Royal Petroleum Prop. Inc. to . RAYaJ Petroleum Prop. Iuc. to Wlinam Stout, Dorothy Stout, Rail· Howaid M .. Swlnclt!JI, Cara Mae ftcatloo Right 0t Way, Columbia. Swbldell, Ratlf. Rliht al Way, Royal Petroleum Prop. Inc. to Bdanl Georae A . Zletll«, Ropr ZOIIJer, Royal Pettoleum Prop. Inc. to E. Janette Zleller. Mlldn!dZiegler, Howaid M. SwiDJJ, Ratlf. Right~ Rlabt ol Way, Bdold. Way, 814cacl. '1'rlllleel ol SaJiebw'y '1'bwalhlp Royal Petroleum PrUp. Inc. toW. to FriDk Herlld Jr., elba Herald 011 . . . . . Blidbd, M1Wiel w. Bnciand a.. Co., Ealenalt. SaJJtbay. ~- of SaHstNry Tow-'dp 11Jrd, Ratlf. ftlabt . of Way, to PaW Herald Jr.. elba Herakl 011 ~Royal Plltlcleurn Prop. Inc. to and C.. Co., EaMneat, SaUahury. NOI'IIIM J. Doklp to KalllryD A. Raben G. Grahanl, 'Ruth. Ann Doldle, Lot 533, I'WIIIIO,Y VIIJale. ~ Ratit. Rllbt Dl Way, WUilam P. BNU.- Molllt J. Bedbcl. Ro)tll PetlultUJJ Prop. lDe. to Bluub to Royal I'WtiCk1111 PlqJ. _Inc., RIIJd al WII,Y, Cohnnhl• Daral L. Ill. & M V. R1D. Rail. ~ U S. Dye. 1.111111 G. D)oe, R1a111 D1 WII,Y, Bedbd Prb, Rebeoc1 D.Prbto ~ PeiNiewn Prop. lDe. to Royal Pttraaewn Prop. llle.. RJabt l.OaiR Z. Ella, Ratlt. R11bt alWay, . CGiunla. alWay, Colpmbla. '' '' " •• ~· .. r'! "· Allen Pl!llllpe BiM 1nd Mon111.Phillips Rt. 3, Box 643 Bidwell, Ohio ' at~.tn l GoT To PO IT! "' .'• rr~~~~~~~~~ITi~~~~~~~ji .: ' " " ' - ~ BaltJrnn ' Tcron:o2.t ~ l New York I. KaiUI CIIY 1 ~ 'l'ex.a 0 FoReiGN PoLICY? $0MeONe'3 1 .Bosbl Berry's Wo.rld Jea§e . t'ttmto f Baltimcft • nodded his head and hammered bllck the boards. )obbled some ot the lesser MAC rnember8 because It takes a two-thlnls majority to amend the constitution. Meigs Legion drops three weekend ba8eball contests - wl Milly NBA fCIIIHbooiltJI cltamp 11ue Fry, ud NCAA to.lsba ~btl wlaaer April Ttl·'= Tcnmlo at Oll:tblN, -LUOOI! EAST JJI\'IIJON - man. 1 was gettlog ott the airplane at The school has taken s • to Michigan .- meet the minimum attendalla: standard. But at a May temaJn a football contender. Two ITII!I!tiDa' ol the ICbool PJI!tlldenta, Western sekllt probably would not •meet the requlremen!J this year. ' Since Eastern MlchJpa cloel well In olhes' sports - ' they have dominated the oonterence cham· I*Jn8ldpl ill track and JWinunlllg the last t1ew yean and each year SYRACUSE - A pair of two- Glouster,RickWiseledMelpwltha flnllh In thetoptlveln theracetorthe hitters, plus a slugtest highlighted a single and ciOuble. Eaatman aD-iPorll tropby -the aim II not to tun state of weekend American roundedouta'ftDeweekendwlthtwo oust the Hurot11 from the league. Legion baliCball action !Jete as slnllli!s. CaaleiJ, Rltlle and Swa~l . "The conterence . presldenlll, In Melgsdroppedthreeoffourtllts. eachacldedubJIIIe. Qlll' meeting on May 19, Indicated Meigs lost !I twlnbtll. to ParkerSIt was the enc1 pt regular &eaiiOII theY wanted the MAC to remain In bw'g Sooth, 5-l and 16-12 on · plaYforC:oachJaCkWelker'screw. Division I·A," Porter said. '"Ibe al~er1Jatlve (clropplngtoi·AA) llnot GJooster, S-1, In the opener and acceptable to the members of the· draped Saturday.anA day Meigllrouted S-3 tater, decision In the Th D ••'1 y Sentme ' 1· cudetence. • nlghtcap. • ·e "Eastern Michigan's position Is In the lflrst game Saturday, (Uiftl-) that It should remain a member ot GordonSpJetehadaorJil.hlttergolt!g A~- 11-Im tra Into the tlnallnnlitg In a 1-1 game. Publllhod _.-y .,...,,..,, - Y att the roof caved In as the West throuall Frlilo)o, 111 eoun Slreei.IIY lilt Vlrglnlana plated tour runs for the Ohio Valley PubiiiiUII Cam-:Mul· tlmalla, Inc,. P<xneroy, 01110~. 1112wln, SQuth'S Mi!lz fired the ~t of 2lll6. Second clUI poolap plld ol l'othe weelu!JKI's two-hitters. meroy, Oblo. Meigll'twohltterswereSpleteand Member: · The Alooclated Plwo, In· RJckWI&e.EaChhadaslngle.Splete land PaUy Prelo .UeoclatGh and tbe American Newspaper PulllioiU!J't /U· fanned two and walked one In his ooclaUon. NatiOnaiAdYert....,.llepn>· _second straight well-pitched game. aencailve, Branham Ni!Wspaper Sal,., Metzwhlffl!dsevenandwalkedslx. ~~rk~7 -Avenue, New Yotl<. New Scoreboard ... Chairman The mysterious crate ________Ar_tB_uc_h_wald_ weeks &go, Porter guaranteed ali vl5ltlng teems a paid attendance fl. 1'1,001 at each ~Eastern's home games thiS season. He also -luiS Conference, _ •·lu*e'l • r-~------~----~~~~awUa~--~--~·~NB~A~~~ · ~~~~~~~r--~------------------~~~M~ly~-ev~~~~~~p~om~n:~on~,~Melgs~~-L:~:w:ee~c~:::··:···:·=···:. .:. .:...:. .:. .:. .:. .:$58:.:60~1_------------------~ ·: wASHINbTON - The Demo- . candidate. Bu~nd the public , ent of 100 tree Wa:shlngton·San Capacclo that the party hopes to crats wtll begin their quadrennial hysterics, the · ats also have Francisco round-trip tlcke!S In "broacten our base with the basi· deliberations today In San Fran- their hands In the corporate grab exchailge tor being des~ated the ness community." · -cisco on a note ot circus and futtllty. bag. orftdill convention airline. The "broadcasting'' has DC· 1 The man of the hour, Walter But a small, nondescript com- curred at every level of the tree Several big corporations like Mondale, Is a decent fellow, a solid B8llk of America, Chevron and PI!JIY In Encino, Calif. - Schulman· enterprise system. A dozen,small _ Amertcan and a competent pollti· Levi Strauss are helping·to 11nance Travel, Ltd: - Wl!S made the compaides In the Bay Area, tor clan. But his presidential prospects the Democratic conventi9Jl. Even olflclal trawl agency. Its owner; example, have anted up anywhere recall the terse scouting report on a the Bechtel Coep. -which provlcled !3arbal'a Schulman, and her bus- from $l,exxi to $50.000 for the baseball player: "He Is a weak two Cablnl1! secretaries to the band, Gerald, bave dollatec! $3&,001 . pnvllege of.selling "oUiclal" IOU· • • hitter, but he Is also a poQr ftelder." Reagan administration - has ·to Deinocratlc ~ In the last venlrs: playing cards, porcelain Mondale comes across to me as a kicked In the $100,IXXI that quaHfles year. ... . ashtrays, pennants, T-shlrta, pas-. chronic vice president, who would a company as an ottlclal sponsor of A . company ex~tive sald the ters, key chains and even a . representAmertcan Ideally at state the convention. Idea of an otftclal trhvel agency Pemocratlc-sanctloned Cabinet funerals. At the Democratic conFor their hundred grand, the · started as a joke during a .diJ!nllr S!luvignon wtne. The Democratic vention, nonetheless, he wtll'put sponsors will share about 100 guest meeting l!etween- Schulman lind' National Conunlttee hopes to make a show of bravado before he beads passes to the convention and will be Democratic National. at le3St$200,IXXI from Its percentage down the road toward the swamp. , allowed to enterlaln the h!ih and Charles MaDatt. The agency bas of the gross. He wtll try to spotlight two mighty. The IRmocratic National beell chuckling ever since, becaiJS4! , - ~ goal of proftt, however, wm disparate groups simultaneously Committee has promised to steer It ~ travel arr8ngements for nevei'.• persuade the Democrats to ' the special Interests and the eenerat party oftlcfi~Js and other VIPs to the 2!) state deleptlolis., put thelt ottlclal Imprimatur til .constituency - seeking to beam a hospitality suites that these cotpo. · The Democrats started nine non-uillon souvenirs. And being • dttferent signal to each without rations will Jlllllntaln In San months ago to~ )With ~ll;88- patriots of the old stripe, they : shorting out. Then next month, it Francisco.. men who m!llltt want a ple¢e <it~ believe In "buy 1\mertcan." wtll be Ronakl Reagan's tum. Another corporate colussus, action. C}Tus .Gardner, the In "TherewasnowaypollticaUywe The Democrats wtll ptesent American Airlines, Will end up cbarge of the marketing' "''JJrl, could' have foreign-made stuff at , Mondale as the people's candidate giving the Democrats the 1!9UIVal· explained to my· associate Tony the convention," said one pariy : and Reagan as the corporate official. on the Mid-American whether it 1s I·A or lAA." w..-, C. . . CIIAMP8 . ~ 'Die ._ llldleB ~ above wen tile JadMdual chmlploal• tile Melp ~Cllmp, From lbe ._are NCAA .. _ Jack Anderion. :i ..,..._.,....._.....;,.....;, Northern~.CentraiMlchlgan, Mlami,BowJinaGreenanciW~ RS o( that particular crate." deliver It to MliiCone Center In Ume San Francisco Airport when I saw a "For one thing It wasn't marked for the convention." large wooden crate standing on the 'FRAGll.E' or 'THIS SIDE UP,' A dozen security people clroveup tarmac. Several customs· offtclals and It wasn't Insured. 'Ibat meant and the chief 1111c1 tO n'Je, "Stand were staring at it. to us It ·could only be the viCe. back." 1111!11 he ,weirt towarc1 the "What's going on?" I asked the presidential candidate: Tbell' witen crate with a hammer and Iron bar . two people from the Mondale Jlatt and -opened up the wooden bolL chlet cus.toms InspectOr. had been secretly I ecorded. "We're not sure: We think we can shjlwed·up to claim the crate In a tore up a few boards aod spoke to Ten years ago: The depoo!Jed president of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarlos, hear a human voice from within." rented vanwedcclcled thlacouklba somebody In 'the box. Finally ' ~ flew to Malta amid speculation he_would appeal to the United Nations "It's addressed to the Demothe bcix we were Jooklnl forl Whell be~of~~~. cratic National Convention, Mos- we refused totumltovwtotbeatatf Five years ago: Pu:sldl!llt Jimmy Carter took his energy Independence cone Center," I said. "It's probably . members, they didn't 81J111!wlth us propooaJs t11 the road, lllllldng speeches In Kansas City and Detroit. a stack of 'Fritz for Prez' placards, but lett In a hurry. Thii8I'GIIIell our · One year ago: '1be Soviet Union announced it would Jet a group of or 'You Have to Have Hart' suspicions and we put a bolcl on the Stbertan Pentemstals leave the country. balloons, " I iotd the man. crate and got a court order to open "We can't take chances. It could it." be something bigger than that. It "You say yuu heard a hunad could be Mondale's vice preslden· voice Inside It?" Doe~ Jacr<~oN tial candidate." "It sounded like a 1wman voice. It CONPUCT "You don't believe Mondale was saying thlnas like "'be party would send his vice president In a must belli the wtJU1!11s ,of til!' put,' crate to the convention?" and 'Only through unity can we ·~Who saki: It was a he?" the man defeat Ronald Reqan,' and Fi1tZ : · ' He~, said. Mondalecanleaduaoutijfq.'J mD "You're right, It could be a this country has been Iii tile put woman_,. tour years.' " "If tt Isn't a female the women "That COUld be any ·one ol the' Democrats are going to be furious, ' speakers IICheduled to illllla- the That's why we're waiting tor more Democratic ronventloll." security people before we open the "Yes, but why WllllkS a .......,.. crate.'' arrtve in a crate?'' "What are thole Geiman she"PI:mapet.dlda'twmnto..M plll!rd dogs doing around the box?" In the tint pllce ad Wbat wu tile ''They're spedallytralned tosnltf only way to aet.blm llt!ft.'! at susptcloiJI crates to aeelf there 18 "We can't taJre any ebaJ!C8 U.t ., a vice-presidential candidate In it." It lln't the etNMet.e." · "I didn't kmw you hacl dogs 1br ''11 tbere any taw ailout i!J!J&44'1i ................ tlal na!Mdnr mate bJ a that ..-...a JAEIIicleir · "Ob, ya We had been tipped em. orateT" that Mmclale m1c1rt briDe In his "It c1epeat11 oa bow be or lilt wu rumdDg mate by air, 81111 were tokt iblpped U there' wua't ........ to watch out tor any Ftllpicloua Wlltll' ad bid wltb tile pa-. tile Cll1IO antvbtc at the llrport. So we ASPC4 -ad ~ to lt!p In 81111 trabJed OW' clop 'to BDiff out Veep bring dlai:J aph!M tile peapJe Nndld,a+-.," wiJollr UEfiiW .. ......_.lt. D !'IIWIUWII'" ........ ._ ____..,. ''What lllllde your people pick ' In order Wl!'ll hive 110 ~ but 111 WHaT RiGHT would be expulsiOn from the MAC. "I ~ thiJ II a very, very bot IIIAte," ~Michigan President John W. Porter told The Dispatch. ''Taklnl away a scllool's football program would detlnllel,y be a dramatic letback. But they COUld forte you to do It If you wanted to remain In tbe'conllerence," Eastern Mlchlpn II the sdlool · most likely to tee1 the impact tint. The Hlli'OIIIownedthekqeltlol!ng fir¥. ''What's deflation?" the tem-agB" asked. It Is, to begin with, something American teen-ager has eJ\Ikl lenc-ed, since all the days of his or her Ute have been to some extent lnllatbwy. . Overly slropll1Jed, yuumlght say It Is theopposlteoflnflationlnthesense that prices drop because of a lack of money with which to buy - rather than rising because ci tOO much IIIOIII!y In cJrculation. And It Is, say someo!theflnanclalevangellstswhowrtte newsletters thilt warn .of Impending econtmlc disasters, an Increasing threat to the economy. Deflation? The word has almost been out o! circulation. Not since the Great Depression of the 19008 has the United Sjates had an extended general deOatlon, In which the buying puwer of money actually l'05C rather than m The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Porn.oy Mlddlepolf, Ohio ' I ~· .... ..... ~ .., ,. --. ----- -- - ' ... " - Kincaid Glenn and Blrltlr1 Kinclid PSR, Glllipolis,Ohio Crystal o-n Oooderhilm . James and Debra .Gooderham ~~ - 2, Vinton, Ohio .' " marion requested in the coupon below, tO· gether with $5.00 which inch:tdes rh~ cost of processing, publication and posrage for safe re· turn by mail. A black-and-white glossy photo _insures the best. reproduction.. However, color photos, Polaroid photos and snapshots will be . accepted Pharos of babies born anywhere will be accepted, too. Send inyour baby's ph oro to· day. Deadline for re_ceiving photos is Saturday July 14, 1984. ' ---··---------------------------------~ lI I Deadline for photos PLEASE PRINT r Baby's Name ...,........ ........... ....... ·· ·..... ·... ·· .. ·· .......··... ······· ·· ... ·· ·..... ··.. Parent's Name .................................... ,... ... ......,..... ................ ......... Street or • IS II I I . 4 RFD . . . .......................... ~..... ...... ..........·......-..... ... ,............... 1 City ... .. ................. ................ ..................... .................. ..... ......... ......... . Saturday, July 14, 1984 Boy ( . ) Girl ( l I ) Phone .................................... :.... .... . !P ....... ,...........:...... ,...........................,.............. Date of ~! I 9 ....... .. NOTE: Photo of Twins will be handled as one picture. Mail coupon, baby photo and $5.00 to I Baby Edition, The Deily Sentinel ·I Box 729, Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 •• J ~------------------------------' ~----- . anDt ",. ..._ .. , _ .. .... -- '. .. , • I �\ Pas• 4 Monday, n. Daily s.ntinel andOmarMorenoeacluli-cr.•elntwo runs as New York defeated Kansas aty and completed a ftve.game sweepottheRoyals, Footeoat, 3-5, ~ only one run while strlldDg oot three and walklng one. Jay Howell pitched 2 2.J Innings to reglstet' hiS third save. ne yankees broke a 1·1 tie In the sixth ~ apt.ost <llarl!e Leibrandt, 4-4, on WIDtleld's RBl grounder. 'lbey added Insurance In the seventh on Morello's two-run AP SpariB Wl'tler ~ With the Jclnd of staDdout reUef · pitching the Detroit Tigers are getting these days, Dave Roziema doesn't wony about flnllhlng a game. "Onre I get thrwgh live lnniDp wfthalead, I thlnkaboutAurelloand I start to feel pretty safe," says Rozema. His referen!.'e, ot course, IS to Aurelio Lopez, who5e ~ relief work SUnday belped the Tigers beat the Minnesota Twlns6-2.l..oplrlgavt> up but One single and struck out tlve In 3 '2·3 ~ to nail down the .. Detroit victory. OnSaturdaynlght, Dwg Balr <md· WWle Hern;indez retired 19 of 20 batters In relief to help the 'fl&e's· win 6-5111 121nnlngs. Combined with Lopez's effort Sunday, T1ger rellev· ers retired 28 of the last ll batters In the two games. In other American League action. ..It was New York 4; Kansas City 1; Baltimore 6, Chicago 4; Toronto 6, triple. c Orlolee .. Willie Sox. Ca!RipkmJr.,EddleMurrayand Wayne Gross hit homers to account for ftve Baltimore runs as the Orioles defeated Qdcago behiOO the COOlliiDed eight-hit pltchlni ot bennls Martinez and two relievers. · RlpkeQ connected lor his 18th homer off Rlcbard Dolson, 11·5, In the llrst lnnln& after John Shelby beat out a bunt slncle. Two pitches later, Murray clubbed his 19th. Dotson, woo had won four ot five prevlou$ cledslons, llsued a two-out walk to John Lowenstein In the ruth alld 'GIUIS followW with his 12th mound Sunday 811 the Tl&en beatMinneeota, &-2. Rozema's reoord 186-1 on the year. (AP L81Jerpboto), ot the gapie. Reliever Ki!lth Atherton then gaveupatwo-runhomertoJohnson, his seYEIIth, tor a ~Toronto ~. Oae out later, WWie Upshaw hit his first borne run In 21 games arid 14th of the year to cap the raDy. Johnson hit his second hmler of the game to start the eighth ott . - - - - - - - - - Oakland'sChrlsCodlroll. ADVERTISEMENT Major league leader Dave Kingmanhlthls?Sthllon1erfor0ilkland. Diet Pill Sweeplnq U.S. Aapll '7, •ewen 6 Bob BQonescired thewlnnlngn!ll In the ninth by knoCking the ball loose frilm catcher Bill Schroeder's glove to boost California over Mllw<U,tkee. ' BoOlle had led off with a pinch slngleoffBob~cClure, 2-5, and was sacrUiced to second. Alter Gary Petti'l was wallted Intentionally, pnctl-hltter Juan Benlquez singled andlloOlle.~lnlllaUyhadstopped at third, was forced togohtmewhen Pettis over-ran second and was caught In a l'lllldo\Nn. Shortstop Robin 'Yount'$ throw to Schroeder was al!ead of Boone, but Boone's hometotthe~andthe100thol foreann iooselled .the ball and he his career. caine 1n to srore. MlirtlJ,leZ. 3-5, allowed three hits 'lbe Brewers rallied for four runs during a 5 2-3-limlng stint, Including In the elghlh to tie the score 6-6. Ted a leadDft homer In the sixth by SllnmonS' three-run oomer, his Carltoo Fisk, his nlntiL Greg third, made It 6-5 and knocked out luzhWd hit his eighth horner otf Angel starter Tommy John: SammyStewarttoqJentheseventh. · Schroeder's fourth OOiner otf San· chez tied the score. Blue .IQ118, A'l3 Red Sox 11, Mamen3 Cliff Jom.on wal19ped.a pair of Rich Gedman drove In four runs oome nms. Including a two-run srot and Mike Easler had three RBI and In a live-run sixth, to power Toronto four hits to !)OWer Boston past overOakland. seattle. · Dama.so Garda led off the sixth Gedman .unloaded a !WQ.l'lin with a homer, his third of the year, double off Seattle starter Jim off Oakland starter CUrt Young, 2·1. Beattie, 9-9, to key a four·run Boston LloydMosebywaahltbyapltchand fourth Inning. He belted a two-nm George Belllollowedwltl!a triple to homer, his lOth of the season, tocap Oakl;md 3; Callfomla 7, MilwaUkee ANamER WJN- DetroM pltdlerDaveiiAJ8ema watches pitch from SCQre Moseby and koock YQUllllout 6; Ba;ton 11, Seattle 3, and Cl£'\teland 5, Texas 4 In Jllnnlngs. Rooeina scattered eight hits over 51.Jinnlngs. Heallowedoneeamed run, walked one and struck out (lve beforeLopezcameonlntheslxthfor his 11th save. Lou Whitaker went 4-for-5, and DarreliEvanshltasolohcmeranda two-nm dOuble to lead the Tiger offense. Wl\ltaker' s RBI single capped a two-nm second lnnlilg for the 'I'Ial!rs. Evans blasted his eighth oomer. 1n the third and he. hit a ~·loaded double In the sixth to give the Tigers a 6-1 advantage. Y.,..._C,Boyul Ray Footemt scattered eight hits over 61-31nnlngs and Dave Wtnneld a nve-nm seventh. 1 . Easler belted a two-run iKirne!' In the fifth, his 19th this season and his third In the past tour pmes. Easler also had an RBI double In the seventh. AI Nipper, 3.J, pitched the llrst eight Innings for the victory. New Grapefrutt · . . . 'Super ·-Pill' Gives -. Fast Weight Loss No D/ellng - Ell All You W1n1 Pill Does All lhl Wotff BEVERLY HILLS, CA. 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For fastest service for credit tard orderl . tn·2668 ONLY caU toll free 1-(800)-862· . romeory, Oh. 6262, ext. 7ffi. ·<> Cat>JJIPI tlll4. seniors Philadelphia .cl~ims USFL championship Annual golf Joum.a ment By FRED GOODAlL AP Sports Writer TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - It was a night for redemption and the Philadelphia Stars, a team driven au year long bY a two-point loss In the United States Football League's Inaugural championship game, would not be denied. · Chuck Fusl!ta came to pass, Kelvin Bryant came to nm and aoove all, Coach Jim Mora's club came to play defense, shutting down the ArizOna Wranglers 23.J to win the USFL's second Utlegamebefore a Tampa Stadium crowd of 52,662. "There's no doubt we are the best team In the USFL," Mora said after the Stars hiked their record to 19-2 and J5.6 over two years. "There no denying this team.'' Philadelphia, a 24-22 .loser to Michigan In the llrst USFL cham· plonshlp game In Denver last July, dominated from the Wranglers !rom start to finish, although a trio of turnovers threatened to spoil the club's mission. Fuslna completed his first 10 passes as the Stars bull! a 13-3 was halftime lead and Bryant, the league's most valuable player In 1983 and second leading rusher .In 1984·, ranfor115yardson29carr1esto pa~ an ot!enslve attack t!tat featured a USFL playolf.record 59 rushing plays. Philadelphia controlled the ball lor 43 minutes, 19 secooos to Arizona's 16:41 and the Stars outgained the Wranglers 414 yards to 119. "Our goal after losing to Michigan last year was not just to get to Tampa, but to win this game tonight;" Mora said. "Our attitude all season was that we would not be denied." The loss was the Wranglers' second .to the Eastern Conference champions this season and fourth In tWo seasons, though twocameas the Chicago Blitz before franchise moved to Arizona after the 1983 campaign. The script for the first three cont,ests saw Philadelphia· rallying rrom large second· half deficits to · win, but there would be none of that Sunday night. Bryan Thomas' 4-yard truch· Shutout In the second and third quatters, the Stars lJSI!!l the the Stars to a 7.0 lead and Fuslna's Wranglers' only tumovertosetupa l·yard sneak seven minutes later touchdown that put them cmlforta· made li 13-{}, hly ahead, ~. with 9:55 lett In the The flrsi of three· Phll$1phla fourth quarter, turnovers -Ken Dunek's tumble Don Fielder sacked Arizona early In the second quarter-setup· quarterback Greg Landry at the Frank Corral's 37-yard field goal, Wranglers' 11-yard line, forcing a but Arizona couldn't capltallze on fumble recovered by Phlladelptha' s the other two miscues. Buddy Moor. Bryant, playing with a lammed Seven plays later, Bryant crashed toe, fumbled at the Wrariglers gbai litto the end zone frmt the 1. David line to end an 84-yard drive just Troot, who earlier missed a 27-yard before halftime and Ed Smlth field goal, completed Phllac:lelpltla's IntercEpted a Fuslna pass and scoring with a 39-yarder4:34later. returned It 37yards toto halt another The Wranglers, losers of eight of niarch that had traveled 68 yards In their llrst 14 games, closed the the third quaner. ·season with a 12-9 recoril. down run 7:50 Into the game helped Scl'oto Downs racina --e ......,u • ..,., · Its COLUMBUS,Ohlo(AP)-Dutch and $2.20, edged ·fast-closing China Treat, drtven by Joe Adamsky, Groveoyanoselnwlnntnghlsfourth exlended his wlnnlni streak over race In 10 starts this season. China the top horses at Scioto Downs to Grove returned $3.40 and $2.20, and t1tree ra~ by winning Saturday's . thlrd·placeSterlFalronpald$2.20. The flfth·r trtfecta 0 f l-&10 featured Mostly Melvin Pace In 1: 56 turned $3,320~ 3-5. Dutch Treat, paying $4.81, $3.40 reA crowd ~17•iru;'wagered....., """' •419· Asb;os-outlast Phils, 3-2, in.l6 innings By JOHN NELSON AP Sports Writer The Houston Astros had plenty of ' chances to score. Finally, In the 16th Inning, they did and they won. · - AlanAshby'sone-outslngledrove In Jose Cruz from .second base Sunday night, givlrJi the Astroil a 3'2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies In 161nt!lngs. couldn't score any runs." The Astros left 20 nmnerson base while receiving seven lntenUQnal walks, a major league record for an extra-Inning game. In other NL games, Atlanta cklwned New York ~. Chicago ~ated ·Los Angeles 4'1, Plttsburilh downed San Francisco 9.J, San Diego beat St. Lools 6-1 and Cincinnati edged Montrea13-2. · cannan, the fifth Philadelphia pltcher,li:tst his llrst deciiiQo ot the ·yem:. "I thought we would play unW · mldnlgltt," said winning pitcher Frank OIPqlo, 3-5, woo worked one 1 lnnlngasHouston'sruthhurler. ''We put a lot of IIUY8 on base, but we slated August 28 DALE HILL .FORD TRACTOR ~~ma~hlsnw~rle~~e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ debit by pitching 7 2.J Innings ' fOur·hll ball and got help from Ted FREE LOVESEA T Power to beat Montreal, enclllli an eiJ)tt-game , Cincinnati losing streak. Tibbs took a two-hlt11e1' Into the eighth when MontreaiiCllln!llon a 11na1e by Tim Ralnee. a pas""'(' ball, a grounder and Andre Daw· IIOII's'lingle. When you buy thio new hrly A111rlcan 2 Living Room $449· 95 MONDAY POMEROY - 'lbe Meigs Cowtty Churehes of Chrtat Men's F'l!llowlhlp Will meet at . the Dex1lel' Church ot Clu1st Monday at 7:ll p.m. · Revival servi· ces at the Carleton- Church. KlngBIJur& Road, wU be July lf>20 at '7: ~ p.m. with 1he Rev. John Jeffery as speaker. ~ will be apeclal singing each evetllng. The public Is lnylted to attend. HEMLOCK GROVE - ·Hem· lock GJVVe Chrlstltta ClwrchwW Bible ICltool frm\July 16-:rltrom - 6: ~ to8: ~p.m. -· . Happenings Matlack reunion POMEROY - The IIIDU&l Matlack family reunion will be held at the Lancas1lel' Fair· gnl!lnds onJuly22 with a pothtck dinner at12:~p.m. Gallla·Melp Head !brt, a Dlv· ~ Gallla County children will be lslon otWoodland ~.IJic., lw eurolled ~ tau, with llddltlonal received addttlollal federiJ l'tiDdiJII .wr be1JIIIltt1!d WI provide ~tome­ ·to allow tor an expansion of child based lm'lcee, :tlmmer laid. development servlcellln Ga!lla and · ACcordflta to Zimmer, the adell· Meigs CountieS this fall, IICillll'diJII tloaal tundlnl should enable Head to Woodland Centen' Executive Start to better II!I'Vt!'flmllles Ill the Director Bernard F. Nlehm, PI\.D. oullyiJII areai of Galli& and Meigs and Christopher Zimmer. Head · C'ntntlet. He added that the Wood· land Cemen' program was one of Start Director. . An addltlonal Sl!Xi,203 'has been the ,llllly 2S Jl'anlees In Ohio to granted to the~ by-the u.s. receive expansion funds. HA!IJd Start serves children, ages Department of~th and Human tlln!e-flve wltqle families meet Services, ll\llkiJII I)OIIIble an In· federal tnoome guidelines, and crease In enrollmi!nt from 182 to :1.14 handicapped children. ' The pt'l} preschool children. Twenty-tour more )'.felga .County Cltlldtfn and 48 gram ,provides educational expe• -- RACINE '- American !..eglon . rlences, health lei'VIces and social servtces to au eJII'OIIeftl. . Parents play a maJor role Ill the progr~ by panlclpatlng as VOlunteers or paid employees, by taking a rote In the dec181on·maklng proce18, by plannlntr acUvttleS for other parents, and by working with Hospitalized would appreciate cards. · A~U~&OO,Ra~,wm r;;::::::::::::::::;~::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::=;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::;;;- meet at 7: ~p.m. Monday at the le8Jon hall. GlrlStaterepJ'eliellta·· , ~will give her report. Dues are now payable. .I . . Miller reunion held recently Descendants of tbe late J. Doyle and Gl!rtl'ude Russell Miller ot Melp County held their annual reunion recently at the Westgate 1 Park In Colwntm. · · Welclmed Into the family circle was Rlchanl Ayres, woo recently man1ed to Ronda M\ller. 'llle 25th weddltJa anillyersary of Ro1181d and Janice Miller was observed. . A 11leulog preceding the basket dinner was"given by Louis Sinlth. Pictures were taken and a soft·ball games between the "ln,towners" and the "out-c;ll· towners" was held. Attending were J~~ek and VIrginia Miler, Johnnie Bumy, Jolm, Ml.asy and Jason Davis, Jadde, Stephanie .and Kevin Lenox, Vlckle, Arinette and Shawn Lacey, Loula and Mary Smlth, Pam, floaemary and David Smlth, Wanda, Jeff, Mary Lou and Jason Allshlre, Jim, Mary Ann, Ricky and DanleJie Sinlth, Hebard and Ronda Ayres, Jolm.andMlldred Crooks, allot Columbus. Carl and Doroth,Y Roach, 'fool and Darin Roach, RayrnO!Id,Jennle and Terri ROach, Mark, Tnley and . KaseY WllllarnB, Ashley and Charla Roach, and Marie Francis, ,all of . Pmneroy; Canna Mlller, Tucson, ArtziJna; Willard and Judy Miller, Wooster; Ronald, Janice and . Steven Miller, Whlteball; . Dale Miller, Tampa, Fla.; Clyda AIJen5. worth, Mlddll!pirt; Bob, Patrlda, John and Kelly Schleppl, Hilliard, and Jackie Grove, Logan. 'lbe 19!15reunlon wiD be held on the . second Sunday In July. Introducing . . ·• ' • , · Taste that d.elivers tN TbfE. .MONEY SAVING pack \ ' ' July brings · Harpold • reunton 'lbe Haqxtld reunloti was held at Rl!edsvuie on July 1. Attending were Arvll Harpokl, · Jim and Sue Lanham. Jill Lanham, Bruce and Ann Harpold, Joshua . and Robin Harpold, Jack and HeleD . Harpold, Nancy Harpold, WBDda .Sizemore, David Niday, . M1chele Niday, Bill and F1orence Sllutts, Belpre; Ray and Mary Ann WhiU&tch, ..ftandy and Scott Whl· -uatch, Da)llson. W.Va.; Larry and Rhea Riffle, Heather and KeviD ,,Ritfle, ParkerSburg, W.Va.; Ruth ' Niday, Steubenville; .FCJiter and Rosy Niday, Jack Nlilay, Reeds'VIlle; Fay Merica!, MUlwood, W.Va.; Mildred Scarberry, Cot· tagevllle, W.Va.; Mike Niday, ·SharoD Niday, Cbrll and Jimmy Cranshaw, Mulberry, Fla. The next reunion wW be at Reedavll1e on July 7, 1985. Harrison OESineets Tibba. woo was recalled from the minors on J.uly 12, also gave up a III!Yenth-lnnlng 1tmter to Mike StenOOuse. .The Reds scored an unearned run Steve Rqp-s, 3-9, tit the tint Inning, picked up another .oo co~tlve doubles by DaVII Cmcepclort and NICk Eaulty In the lleCOIId and . SCOt'ed again Ill the ott IJI!Yelllh oo 1'<Xn Foley's RBI sJnale. Now 6 Gun GUN CABIN IT ..... 271.15 Tran8actiom •••nw.. . N-'- CLEVE:LANU • CHICAGO C\JJ'B-Trtdr!d L'huck !UIIn· pY. pllf'ber, tot~ dlklind A'J fOr I AllY· ·. 10 00 name<~ 111ft', ftt.lctiYIIC'd O&dC l'r RuthW'rl. Pltchtt. ·N...._.,_._ JIOOnAl.L BROWNS-AMouthat O.nyl Mocft, OITMivt left camp. .._...-.. . MlAM1 tadt~.... llO~ . . ~­ NJ;W D<GUNn PA'mlai'S-,...., Cdlo. qwo-k. ... Dolo Hou· JUifl.IIIJM ... rd. . N1:W YORK Kun rtcetVf'r, ' lftCI 8ab """*"'~!' uoloblo to pe<• b"m .,. Walvfd RJdu!Y 8immnla. MI'&L ""* - · ...... ry. J£'1'&-- (:nil.... .... IMCI 011 AW ID M.lRY C. kala, E. A. "B-u-1 lo Prwlic. IWforw Th; 1--.1 R•tnrr S#rMu" · ••Cidm -~--UUIIII& P ·.. .... - 19995 N-P..WMTop SAVE CIDAI CHIST by Lane ·sao • . I R cE' s •. . Sl5995 . · '137 Wlming: The Surgeon General Hu Detennintd Thlt Cignnt Smalling Is 0qii!M1Q Y•. Helldl. · - SAYI! •lo flU·~~·· HOURS 15<1 cl .«6-9523 STORE9:30·5:00 Oallllllllt. Oh. Cloud Tilth. ~. their cltlldren In cooperation with · Head Start llaf!. "Volunteen ~re alia an lmpor· tant gart ot the PI'PB"am," Zlntml!l' said, "espedally now that we are · expandlnir eervtces." To Inquire about enrolling your child In Head Start or lor more Information about III!I'Y1n8 u o program volunteer, call 446-!11!112. Mrs. Julia Boyles of Middleport rernallJB a patient at Untverslty • Ho&pltal, Room ~A. Columbu!. She ~ there for heart slil'gei'Y and ' . Page 5 Furuling to exparul Head Start iervices Calendar POMEROY - Thl Daily Slntinol Pomel.y Mid illepart, Ohio Mol lty, July 16, 1914 nip Rangers _D etroit tops ... By KEN RAPPOPORT 16, 1914 • �.Pag• 6 1he Daily Sentinel ........ Monday, July 16, 1984 Ohio irths, birthdays _ _ _ _ __ · The -·------- -1 Sentinel PJi_2!~J!£~~6 111 c:o111U1.. - r.llllo1570! , ); ,..,., ·- "-c-•u 44ol - (l...,-'oo ,..,_c.,.'"'" .,_ ........ .............__ .......... ..... ... ...•,...,._ II ·~· f I u ...... ...._'-"- I 100 ll·~ · ltot..... •,.•-• ~~~eo~~ ....... . . -. .... ..... i I J.I - - - . ' ........... --. .... ...1,..11 & 11... ~11- "-" .,.,..,..._, . . . . II . ....., ~eo-.... ~ .. Monday, July 16, 1914 IW•••r Mid. ; 11t, Ohio Business 'Services j ,., Seventh birthday~------- lll,.hW .... ~u• u, •• uw.... ......y ... _._ !Ht:'.c:"• , ...... 1ztQIIcl'rl - IJI.~, Son born to Neeces Mr. and Mrs. Cluis Neece, Bailey Run Row!. 8IIIIDU1ICe the birth of a 8011, Christopher Wayne, born June 14 at Holzer Medical Center. The Infant weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces and was 211nches long. Maternal grandparents are Her· bert Whaley, Mkldl€fl01'! and the late Evelyn Whaley. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neece, Pomeroy. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Ruth Hendricks, Parkersburg, W.Va., Mrs. Minnie Sargent, Man, W.Va. and the late C. C. Sargent and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neece Sr.. ..... . m.,...._ 125-Palll Qllla' 111(ParW ... - 117-lrltllr 711 I 114-fl Jl ....... 112-1'1111 - ill-lrl ......... c..w leS..llllltlllic .... irct en Gifts were ~ ~~ : 1 ted CabtlBgoe Patch cM.e was ,..... ......... ............ "1-, ' ana '' First birthday--..........~-. '•, SIDING CO. " BNutiful. Custom Built Garages" ' Call for free $iding estimates, 949·2801 or 949-2860 M.....-.W-...,bullnlll- Fore More Information 2! Call 304-428-3992 ;::: tile homo <I Bront Rose. The d ub plano to mala> l<e croam. - Reporter Jerry Smith. Bridal shower given recently The MOip County St"'phet dii-H Qub held m.t!nJ June 28 at tile 1mne <11 Rodney lleo!lle vittll two advtlors and eight club memben <11 business dJs. cussed wero notuylng buyers for sale and tbe club plcnk. The project leuon was on the s!Kiwlng\ <II !ambo. Re<readclll lncli.Mied varioulpmes and flltrfthmentJ wereserwd by Rodney Beecle.- Reporter Ja)'ile RUehle. a .,._.t ,...,. ' LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE DON'T BUY Public Notice ORDINANCE NO. 1147-84 An · ~- to IIIII lilly bet1' I I \ l.J:Jb 781ftd 79. ..., nn t-fl:1ca -., Be It ordained by the Council of the Vill age of M1ddlepon as follOws· Sec. I. That 'the alley runhing between Lots 78 and 79 between Palmer St. and Ma in St. and So. Fourth Ave. and the alley is hereby vacated. Sec. IL That the 15 foo1 alley pr'Operty be adioined to· lot No. 7-8 as requested. by the property owners. Sec. Ill. ThiS Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and alter lhe earlies1 date perm1ned bv taw. Passed the 9th day of July ' · 1984. Sizes Start From 12'Xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up fo 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses No Down Paymerll Excellent Rates P&S BUILDINGS For lnformalion Call Collect Racine, Oh. Ph. 6!4-84Hl91 til~ Do embroider!. pia ·2Ad fab!ic Utldef blotl illlclline stilth Sill! line; Clll out Stitt to shciw blc:illround color, E~n­ broider ....,. l'at 7258: TIIIIS- fw, diftiCtions debits. ' '. $US lar NCh Plll!m. Add 50' uc:h piltlm for pollql and hudlinr. Su~ 11: ·u. ... C11fts ol ....,... 50.00 REWARD_ 1 Women of the Tuesday JllOl'Ri!lg Bible study clas$ of the Succe:;s Road Church of Cluist recently held a bridal shower .honoring Susan Hannwn of Long Bottom and Allee Glf!ln, parkersburg. 'The shower was hlikl at the hOOle of Ann F'llusavah, Osborn Road, ReedsvOle. Assisting her were Rhonda CoUlns and Theda Hoskins. Games were play8! with prizes golllg to Miss Hlnnum and Judy wilber. After the llftswereopeneda twrheon was serva1 followed by an wnbrella cake and punch. The brides-lO-be were also presented wlthllftstromthecllurchcongrega. tlon. Attenllng were those named and Janet Hennen, Marilyn Hannum. ~Caldwell, Lucy Young. Helm Sanders, Debbie Young. The Salom Cent..- Go-Gelten 1-H Oub held a meottng at tile home <II Diane Young <Villi lWO advlJon aild eight club memben present 1bo club dodded to continuo to . Dally News 1epu1ted ~· Iva Jolg)son spent Monday until 1'llelday with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith. • Mn. Jeny HOlly and Calvtn are speed~~~& a few d8ys with her pareata, Mr. and Mn. Harley E. Mr. and Mrs. Donald SmltJii" Sabrina and Mark were Sullday eWIIliiC Yllllorl ' of~ Mr and Mrs awtey 'Smllll. •. . Mrs. Lellt!r Frank Sarah Beth were Wednelday visitors of Euaene Hanlq, Ronald and Mrs: Gladys~-. Miss Mlnnelll WBSI ~ to enterthefacWtytodiiY,accordiJieto the III!W1Jflllper. 1be Betty .F ord Clinic In R•ncllo Mlraae. Caut., was tnmdod by the tonner t1.rst lady lifter lbe was helped to oven:une an alcobDI and JIIIIPi- Steve MaiM' PliO a repon 01111 domonatratloll "' safely hints lor owtmrn«s. Recreatlotl COOIIsted <II \<Oileyt>alJ, ODd tllen ....... by Becky Plllllns. - RA!p<ner CllriJ Spencer. • • V«ltta 1'00!" . coupon. -- - INIII wltlt AUTO & TRUCK Anyone possess~,. Slmt will be paid $50.00 by tile Also Tra,..smissian PH. 992-5682 u-- or 992·712i J.Z4 ·11t . II· TIE Af&J: & lnda,trlal All Wort 8lllllllaed "PIP ISTIMATIS" 7/9/1 (110. FREE ESTIMATES BUS.: 915·3813 RES.: 985-3837 li/1811 mo. pd. Like new modular. unit wrth 3 bedrooms, central air equilllled kitchen and a rooni added on, good negtlborlllod Good 1r1 appointment $48,000.00. ac:raace·wittt Ill IIOIJS( Ill CIIESIER: 111111 ... llit5i • - lllalndld COIICI... block ' - 21« 3 bllhoms. IIIII bllll. 12115 Llvilw l1llll11 IIIII 241124 flmilr rat. 11111111) CII1INd. ( full ol ~will! flcilillllfllr• I&IMI, 12115 IJiacl .... bui- ,....... 2Ck30 lllock .... - ( )Farlaie ( )AIMUUilWfiMtnf 'I IF...... r· 1. 2. J. n ------ ~- -------~ < ·7. ~ 9. 10. "· ---.,---- 211. . . , - - - - - - 21. - - - - - 22. - - - - - - ~ ~ t: '?·----- 11. _ _ _ _ _ __ --·~.....:· 25. - - - - - - ..---~-~ ·· ==== ~--~----. B.. .. 31.. _____.... byline of LlzSmltb, !llellltkwDyayadll:atl!d 1~. 33. ---~-- writer wiDe ptllp CX1111mn allo IPIJ"rllll !lie DldlY News. 'Ibe ,. . . . . Mid MI. Mlnne!lf told bel-, '1 have a prdllem and rm &Oina to dNI with It" A spokeswoman at the center, · who~ to pve her name, said ... u. ofJ . . . . Cllllllly. . . 1\ flill 1111 II a.ilr, -. .. ·-- (2) TWO STORY HOUSE Ill IACIIIE: DoWil· stain ~~)lipped will! '*1111. lnilll dlal111 roo. 111d deft: ...... 1111 two ... 1'00111 ... 0111 . 111111; ha• 1110 .... - ...... lot lin WIOI. roo•. 41'••· rooms. nicely rerrtlldeled kitchen, Ill'* garden space, 01 IPld condition. Call about ttis one. Ntiw only $29.~. 00. R~Al • OR Henry E, Clolond, Jr. 992-6191 ASSOCIATES : Je•n Trussell 949-2640 . ' Ootlie Turne~ 992-s"i lleediwDit. If IIIIUIIId COIItlct CALL · 446-4522 "We lent For <Lest" U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL 51. II. 160 North Galllpolta, Ohio ' 7/ 11/tln ooo rfeht - Vinyl & 'Aluminum com,r.. eun.. WtMtl ~XCAVATING '•LAND CLEARED Rooftni of el TYPM Worlted ill home Z0yeM aSEPTIC StsiEIS eGRAVEL HAULED Can•t• R•odtl'ng ''F*'E........_.. BonthMI & •.,lUred EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 143·5425 719/2 110. PH. 742.,2328 3-5-lfc - , Wolfe lnvesti1ations, ·Inc. MIDDLEPORT, OltiO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES NOW AVAIUJI.EI - iooog FOUND. 'tilwelfl olcl.,end-.·ldlllro. 42r::11- Cwl441-7113. F - iwrie .... 4o(l wttlo o "-"' I lw ....... Cll 814-lt2-1408. . -.................. ----. ,_,....._........ Dolrwr- ...... I wl I ... ..,..,.. piiGfo Oil - l l l l r i a n d ..... end 304-1~11114 on llock. fiiO. - · 1711-J701 . r..t, U I S6 Pflte, 304171-IIJtl. ..,._. llfllm, 8 Pulllic • Auction "SUPER 94" Gellfllrll1 R.... Mwol&fl nMdl lllfl r ' wa ..... psr· VOLUME ORIPS _ ..... 985·3S13 I II u 915·3137 6/18/ I mo: pd. Muwt ,_. .... . - ,..._ Ethlnol ERIIenced AYOilolole Oroly At RI'I'CHII!'S MASONSBV1a CONTRACTING •DOZEII • UCIIMOE •II!ClAMA'TION WOIIII •Otll'lELD IIIMCEI •DUMfl TIIUCII IIIIVICE •cONCIIITE WOIIII •CUlT- .UII.T HOMES •wATIII, GAa • OtL..-1 Jll CLIFFORD I'H. nt·t to In 1112-11841 . 31 Nice, remodll1d 2 bdr.• 2 - • · 1217 lb. tohooo ...... IR 1114 bllw·lldwwll-lllo Granda. Cwll 114-241-11211. "*· tor-· PriaM rldUDIId IWf, ....... 1-oflooo4.11LI2. Ctwfis- lid. Cwll 304171· 4817 or 1114-44111211. I yr, old toorroe. eXC. Condition, f2,000 Clown. OWl* ft:wuoe. Cal 114-2111-1211ofMriPM. tor..._ z.;;-;;:;;;;;;;;;;; c"'"'"t '- orooiPOIIoxl,.......... Oto. 411714, 114-423-MJII. both - on · alttlrotl nlae IntO f2211.00- 12211.00,., month. 304-1171-2711 . lot. ....,., to - --oldloonw.- bwdrooml. tord•io 1pot. 2 - Unoiiiro Avo. I~ pat. n•:m1ble loerl , 31M-171· 1047. :- - ou,l.- - IDLJIM ...... -IIPM- ClofM Jlwl Unlv. IIi nc llrif"!"'-· ...... I " I 12 ·~·-· 1t71l8ftd . .~ _..... 3 beth DUGOdi:S trttllly ...... ...,.,...., olf oondltloilor, dropM, range. :ehl;taator. inc. Ms ..,.... wltto pevn.-~ - - ,· '·• tlon. CIIII1 ..117•MI1 ---=----"------' 1871 Nllhut- too-. -· 2441-0111 lock.. Ill 'or-441· · 3243 Cll . ------.....,...-.. 1173 lotoull 121111 llvlnl _ rocNI'I, tMt OUt. 2 badrooma. 1 _..··-""""'bu-. • Col441-7440. luyln; or aoiHoo;· o uood. home? Lot uo do Ill t i N -· F - City lrok· ·8orvlce, 441-8340 . . , 1871 IIOMifOOIII 14x70 3" bdr., price to ..r1. Franclo,, ~:~ lrokeroee lervloe, . . ·~- --:-~--~~~-:-- .< 1t73 ...... 12•11. 2 bclr .. . a-d oon~ .. . toto of eatn's. ,......,.. City • . . . _ . .. - · 441-1340. ' 1871 Buddy u.io. 2 111.; 1~ blllt, f4,000. 114-4873171 . ... ........................ ~ ow.., UI.OOO wiry - Situation& Wanted -..-. 01o I uw. A uctlo fteer . 3011. 18. ealti111 -. Cal 441-1H7 AaD...--. . . . - - Js unb " U I O.U.IWIIIt ... ilnm • ...,., . , •• ...... Celll14-ft2·1141 . Wanted To luy - flw - ~=:.-ow.rna. ..,__ M - Job-• ·--tobuy--• ' . - - -,..---- - -- 133 441-J1172 -· ......,--wood _ _ .....,_..,lSI... 8 flat . , . . willl rt1a' rd 32 Mobile Homaa forS.:e ~:;~::~=;==== CIIII14-IMI-2141 . 11n 14x7o· • - .. 112x1DD Jot. ..,.... """"' 0jl8ftiRI tor wn eldwrly my Cll - 114lit T - in Plllno. 1117-132 . I. 11 W•nmcltoDo . __ ,...... "*·- · - -- ............. .... fi-- . . . .- .., ........-.......... *' ...:11 ioouoa -IRg. R... Cell 11.. rtpllir Ia Tllb. WI PAT HILL FORD ~ 1\'1 o.to Plolo. . .3.100. lftlf. Cell CD 11~ Mld.IPort. Ohla hOUM w1111 uua a A · ner. t ~ts."' ctect. -.p•• a Large wuaad 1981 Kirllwal .. 14a70, 3 mobile,_,wood ,~ .ad -"· zo·.. c.a 114- - . ol trla - Mid burow. Clll14-843-11244. Rutllnd: luy • 10 room 1881 Holfypertc, 14170; ioouM and 47lo1411 lot for . . .. corocl.. 12dl diGit, I .....,_.,l'lloflnt undarpennlna ond lwr. . f4271 buys II. Y•. room eir OOftd, heir•' '. 304-111•31111 or 1111""" v. tiN 14271. Clll ""' fvr- IPPOhtt· 3100. 211-314-1741 . 1110- PH. 992-7013 a.:e Pliny, w. Yo. 210 - worfllnt ·toono.. - - Col - "": 3' h ''""' more illlwlla, 304-3411-• 11081. EllA · MALLOIIY GIIOUI'-AIIIOC. 34 Buai"811 Building• ..' 2 t1droom mobile houne. be. - - Cll 1114-H2112-11420. 3941. Rernodllfed 2 bwdroom - - -· H2-21H Royel Firma for H -. u """' ooo:' Aalollllll Uptwmllloed. 304-• a?l-3121. . ...... C l a y - .. ,...,..., "~ O..••sllrltd•st . . 1ng. 3 trtoom.. llaltl, wood ..... Funol- 3 twa zo fl. of COI'I qd ' . twalltoa 441-31111, lrd. • - - - - - - - - - . ., win&uus fer ......... W.W~ 11t1tir cons. Wt caa OlhJe lt.. G •r 11-1, 011. .... -114-2H-11Za. ploW t o -. Cwll ..... ............. 40 ft. Price ndl ud. • T_ _ _ _.._ 1110 acW llollatlll rod or lot np 111t. Cll ~ a r 11 prtu•r· .... 814-882-7417. out l'ldlltors.' Wt also 441 0113. ud 1'1- ' ;;;;~rn;;;;;;;: ...... ., ............. twoit-• N-a-yrru...... I . S...otT ....... SII4.95 TAll OATI ......... 185 .00 POIOMtDR .... I6t.ts . . . . . . ........... 169.95 Aloes-. C. Ps lllrtAW.IIIiW. . bl-. mololte - a se WHALErs AUTO PARTS GIIIU .... ;............ 142.50 to ..._I,,........ : :; - ·c.. ._. . . . .... -·- . . ·M-C.. .--.- Sale fl..._..,nlae3bolrmtoono., onlo, b-mortt. ger..1. oooc. looollon, option boov or _ . nwv corry. Cell 812-21117. New uoodlr -..clwn. 112-17113 for app ulllt•-- . . .1111 ............. •76.95 DOOtiS ............ '14t.t5 HOOOS ........ ,... '174.95 IUMPIIS .......... 169.95 for o:;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;,--;;t - 32 Moblll Home& NEW AND UIED, M081LE HOMU KUIEL'I QUAL· lTV MOilLE HOM! IAU!I, 4 MI. WElT, GAUIPQUI, 2 hou• 1 -1-:-----~--­ - · -.........,.. ... 2 bwdroom home near FIT 311. PHONI 814-441..... l=or liiOfe ltlfonMtlon t.aneev~~e. on 11cnground. .7274. owtl441-47112. ltoown by lf,Uintmont 1171 ..,_._ 14 X 70. Low 111011 00 ioouoa '"' only. Cwll ~t4-21141. llefrle. .,_CA. WI, _.r 10 ......... off lot :SO.IIO. Cwll '011 IIENT WITH OPTION cond. Calll14-441-1101 441-8777 cw 441-JIIIZ. TO IU'Itft 14 fl, wide llor• 8.,.. old; 3 - . 2 - . savaa •• Clll:... Hornet for Sail IIJIIRDIIIAclu, . . , _ . 9 RADIATOR ' rwrotwt ~ s f400 noo. Anu,..lll• · l•tor- 133 ICrH, mosttv llrnller, - d i d, 2 mil., · • • -· R - 311, lix onllea , _ Hwroolenooo ooo flOOd . - roed. bOrdera Corna..lk4 · - Park, lnclude8 - · , and ttlilar hooloup, Ill minora! righto Included. U7.000.00. 114- 441-0208. 3tfiou • Acreage Lot for .. a. in Mercervil... Wott..AfuiTI• ..... , .....,1 • • wrollwty CtH 114-2111·1118. Hometitl in Cteetulew Est· wtn. al utilltlaa inclucllna RIDENOUR TV I APPUAICE l NOTICE I T1fl 01110 VALUY PU8- CHESTEI-·W307 UII . . . co. - III:II:SWI. . . . ... . . l J Ill wlllo ,.... , _ .... _ - · . . Mtl . . .NOT tiN ......... ,.., .... ................. ;M. -----~ J5. - - - - . . . . : . .'.- ,.. ::r :s: ::"•..~ c: .............. w ... .... ..... _ ...... a•:::: ,.••• oUIIKTY I'Aal IONIIrnllleo II. L"lud" llcGHE.E lrollr-Attdiali Service t7-._ . _.................. ClMfJI~.et~~.,, !lelp Cotlllly Associate IN Pllont 742-3171 in . _ ....1 . New lilting, inovll'l- to · . . • !o, or • - ..rt.3hd•oorn.2ful-. · . Tlwae.....,. M·s wllraa• Addn. I~ -Gallp - to111.... 200 In remsllllng= -.of DwllyT,._ riiOII'I. 1141 . .. ..._ per oen1 • • m1~11 loen. - · 1211 3NI. AVe.. G lip a lll.di leAIRII frM ---~ Loti; .t .....-...... 801. ... Ofolo 45131. _ . lot. I 304-1711-114211. Eurella. Hent~an Tr•c•t T=::one ••::,:p•opte - · tM . . - , . I o - trrwloi•ltd. -at ~ 000.00, 1 '::..; - · t27.too.oo "' e1t.ooo.oo - ·4 , . _ , . for N -llefd ... atop - Cal · t40.000.00. Cll I" _, ~-· - "'4-1711114---~......... I l-1;j;a;;ze;. 441-:ICIM *"" l2cw3bolr..... ll -flwiH-for-.n ..., _ twa • • • 1 1 • - - - bletoon.u.ooo.ooc~own.3 14K .........._ . . .... ......, "' ...... ' , - · 1~ - . ,.,.. Ja ,. w . . , 1otu a · - . 11 w 1n ,. ,..__ lot. ce1 304-171-11841 ,.. we ... 1o1rtng reatoto11 - . •31.000- ·- · 1873 1:30. 171-41118 ..., illiwJor 1•-70 11M &c ID atoow ..... ow ... -~~ - -• 11::10. · . . - . . . - . . - - t7.000; 2 - .. pwll •• prlaJ. faialwlic VHIIIr-.. ........ d. C11 11.._.-., 1 rooms anc1 ...... brsletla_n. a """' Alae_. 41111. or 171-1128 - · cerpet. full all furtiOO 1o1t at jllwolry. - · . . , u , city-end :::::ts:-...J.."f~j.=: a.- T- l i p - - ......_ 4 ptua-. ,_... . cefl I14-441-UII, tlful, « •I ·to actoool. Leon bolr., 211<11-.y """'-horlol. ....4LR 304-4111-1143. *""for Lindo. ~. oft .-y '""'~ ..,..... oenoreta 2 tr•room. llvinCI room, - . . - ..... clly -'tnta, ODe: ...rwdon dinint· room mid. . - · ;wfwcccxu , . 41h ~ front an• · 1 blllt, .full ..... . - , Cwll II p.m. .............. fl4.100. - . ,_lot. VA - - 318-11784. blw 11<11 - . . Low 40'1. Mt. v-- Aw, 304-1711-11124 w... ., , .... a... a lrii ,. lro. Cal 441-1011. IIi•• .. 111114-. C/ 4!11' J.F ____ ,._. .....-,.. and loft ....... the public. UeM c'r anlng and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Till 11011 .-fill preolfll ill Till lie 94 Octane 31 ' Hornet for Sale - 141141M. TROMM Mamory a - c - . y. Loat and Found we - ~- 1'llt llllltllllllliiiiM In Rlcine, Ml-2210. r.n..~. c -Rd. "' HOOnd ::ztattto•d ............................ BOGGS·· ' ' SUPERIOR SALES &SERVICE SIDING CO. U. S. RT. 50 EAST IIEW USTIN6 -l011 Bottom - A• of distinction - an eight sided home with a well orpnized floor plan, central PllltE RfOUCEO :._ Great location ~ in town near sctros 11\d shoppin& Three bed- ··-----.... For .......lliltkM ,.. 114-• GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPE REULATORS. FITTINGS • -·--·--"""""' FOUND - G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES $45.000.00. ...., 1-100-IIJ-aon. AJao boOid. . , _. lloclety. Cell 111·4-112- Try ........ tiN N- Avon 11101 ""-"2-11427. . w-v. , ... - . ...1 114-441-2151. One oloeHrd q. ....... 1Yrvr-.' old,gerotie. dernoistrotort. Would · lire to find -. - Hlrln; .your " - · no toono. "' .........,., tnqufrwet Worlo aaMullnt • dt'ba:ift& no 244 l l w - st.. M-. iMWIIAWit. free e300 ldl. port. OH. In Golllo ~. D•••Je awll 441-41113 • Olorodlnelt4M'1·7T70. cia ed, Jihota • woun1d. lultwble for ..tufb. Colt lebwliu8r Alldld. .... I 1114-143-11231 . .,.. • 1 yr. the. 1:001'11t:OOMI......,. lodyFive ......,... ml- hound, 6 ..S.ik cleared buiding or c.amping sib!. If hullting and privacy ~ your desi!e, this ~ kif you. $26,!XXUXl !lone fireplace, ceiling window lights, 3 bedrooms. fun basement. 2baths, nice barn, shed, oo aproxtmatley 9 acres wooded land. Asking wfla, ptd: pert""col. . 7 .... olcl; .,._ ....... wrllly IJf 2 .......... 304-02- •Oryen •Frauen PARTS end SERVICE • to I. July 18. olcl lit. 13. .. mill falrgrounda. l ' . o -. ............,...:'*'"""'I ...,..loonw._.No-Ct,oM octooo!o. ~o~;~oa~~ll'=========~=====~== Fine MlftiiPD",I """"- Car • .,._ - · Clll , value, , _ prlcal 114- 2787. Ooi-llhero •·In in- ... ............ ........................... tlek poPflll 1000. appt'Oittmately FOR SALE ~-. . . . ·- Marmtltde. 1 ·whtte. Phone 304-1711-22114. building .site - 77 8C"! witt! timber, flineral rights and l_ ConiiGt -·We---~ ----~~~--~ l'arty ptwro - · o plua, Gltta. •A•ng• •Rifrigareton , 01' ,.,.,,...v_ .... ""-"""· K - II• wlcl old. mile 1 \S~l!ff All Makes ·· RENT A CAR 992· 2259 Profe11lonel Service• .............. lltltleol In Ado- Cll 441· APP~IANCE "' NEW UmNG - Hunting and 12. 11. pcdlleill PH. '949-2320 GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES E. Main POMEROY,O. neighborhood in Syracuse. Th~ newer l!W plan home can oo yours, Nice family room witl1 Wtxldburning·fireplace. GiN·for R•al Eat•te General •------ q Rlcillt, OH. THE DITCHING SERVICE KEN'S F1r11 Equlpllltllt Dealer ,. Form Equipment Parts & Service II(W USTJNG - lllc:ine - k~. 1 bl""klt1ltiand 1011tp-v• - · 448-3732. FOR FUTURE USE" GUYSVillE, '()HIO 23 ,..,_.,..~r..tdnHoe­ "CI.(T OUT •WH!ooro & Vicinity ............................. ....... . HOME LOANI FIXED IIATil ....... morltiiiiiOIFixad conventiOnal FHAVA . Ltader Mortoatle • Athena, oolleot 114-lt2· 3011 . piUI, Lakin, W. Vt. 13041171-32:10, E111. 214. GREEILEAF TERMITE· & PEST COITROL . .~ ,..._ ........ T- yOI'I 171-lltiiO. ....... - - · 304- Autliorilld John Deere, 11ew HoJllnd. Bush Hor IIEW UmiiG - Ham•----~~------------ The Lelan Falll SWine 4-H Oub held a tile acMaor's h<ime with 1.- 1 . _... 11114. /.f!ID~ LIAL~ -- ...... In COU-1!11 Plclo llf' etlleta Hoooda lhop. COIIMCilt. ltsidtntial V. C. YOUNG-Ill ..,- for only $33,900.00. nwtlJiC J-1!1 at she could il<lt coounent on .the report. ' A 111"'i"'leP was lett with an anawerlna service tOr Miss MJMeiU's publicist, 1'ttllu! MaslansltY, but was not retutned. . Recently, Miss MlnueW.' wbo Ia man1ed to Man Gero, waa reported lnjlired In a taxi ..,;N11t, and later cbeclred Into a lnpltalfll bavea ~sr-th re!IIM!dtrom her neck, tile paper said. Miss MlnneiH mls1led bl!r final acbiDiled per1mnancea In .... Broadway shoW, "''be lUI*," 1M Id said. Her rtepl+aWJt Jn till! IIJUIIIral. Stock•nl """'''& ,appeerec~ In Saturday'• matr-, tile lii!WIIpBper said. (Fr• Eotlmatol) REPAIR 1812 to 1935 11t missirw- IIW' lllaw wtten rau get ~ ~ Ill , nsul1s. ~nat ............. ·n . 'Ibe repll1 canied - Jolullon. the - '*'- 1 Entertainer reportedly to enter Ford clinic Wolf Pen notes • M-.. ' • The Merry Makoni-H Qub held a meeting Jul)! I at tile 11ome <II Tom Pulttr. with lour ·Curb Inflation Pay Cash for c~a · ulflecls and Savell I ~ orfi8i .,Y coUect cano b- ""-'Y<Jinl. A - -a d lour dub membon and report ...,.. ltwft by u..na on ... and ' .... Items <II n ~ ....,._ ....., a -ltiYrldt· Mtchellf YOUlia Cll to make !Kiney and and. plcnl<. ~ proJe<t · tile milk blllll ODd MJcboiJe <11 lhllled celerY club ll1l'miEn dlat d wallllntl [ill and wNch were aelwd u refreshments. tllmatad Wallo -arepon mtlleoaro<Ji a q. 1bo club plO)'Od boD lor ....,...atloll and Reporter1\na · then ··refreshments _,.., ierVed by the The SaJom Center Go-Getters 4-H club held advbcr. - Repoo1ft atad Wolle. NEW YORK (APJ- Entertainer Llza Mlnnelll~ saying she Is going to " deal with" a~. has·flown to California to enter the Betty Ford Cllnlc, a newspaper reponed todiiY. MtssMlnneW·tlewtoCallfoml8on Mr. and Mrs. 'Donald Sayre and · Friday accanpuled by a pb,yslfamljy of Fbrlda.apent a few days clan; her sister, l..orna Luft; her with Mr. and M,rs. Charles Sayre secrelllry, ROlli Agiess; and a and other ~Uves. ~. Pam Lewis, tile New YOI'k ,, ""'""' tile dul> ... moire plaltl for tllo lalr · - RA!port"'''l'lll.o - Conoret. work ~ ptumblno end .a.ctrlcll · work ············-········-····--·' M-awoMHondtl ...... COUNI!LOR-11 , RIClulr• New Servina Southee1tern Ohio ·- Addona •nd'remodeUng - Roofing end gutter work Pomeroy J Middleport pia,.- Opportunlly. !l:"J:'"r bi':"J::·:.: rl-oN;7wto. GARPENTER SERVICE • ··~··· · ······················~ Lu-. PH •. 992-2549 or 77~1·5~~34 l'omeroy, Ohio The minutes of the c.t. ton Collep Trustlls from r~~i3~~~~~ The Beet In letf·defenet. Llla:a•w lu,.Nor: lm· , . , _ ~1nan1. Pllona 211- - I 18 opertlng for M-1 KARAT! 1074, Jlllklon, Ohio. TIGitnologlet to wortc full 417 SecDild Avenue, Box 1213 tl- In'"' 1 """'"'oelllon . Jlm'1 Aroloeoy lfloll, Llak b - n t Worlllng oondiGlllipolls, Ollio 45631 . C... 11-. Iouth l'olnt, t l - a ~- llllery Ohio. c-rt11e • ·· of 1o- ..,.....,., J . - d -'i· "--..,..-.,.....--:--:--;-----~~.!..!!!!JI whuntlnti Ao-IWin a -y ,.._ 114-IUM..,ln ....... Cal 1114) 2104, ext. 201 or l.,d , 3n-11102. , . _ .. v.M.H. 111 e. M - Or.. P-oy. Oh 41711.A-. w.a. Admlnllllw..,,, ~I Em- Middleport, OH. , YOUNG'S ------oiiiiij;Ofli----·-·-&VIcinity Yilt In my ~~otneforoltlldren 1 • 7 . ~- ,....,..,_ 22 Money ta Loan - Jeo!Uirecl. C.l e14-247- blw lrnffiWIIIftllv. 992-6215 or 992-7314 Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio • • · 1111 . _ __ _81 _ ~_ 24_....___ for - .. 10·6·rlc 3 Announcements ""'' Ohio 4117111. Iii;;;;;;~;:;;;;;;;:;;; 498 Gen. Hartin1er Pkwy. • • .........._ 0 J414. :z: ! (&14) 441-7619 or (814) fi2·&601 Wide Range of, Chemicall & Suppli111 ~ -n mult . . . . IIIIMenclhlve 1 RMIIOMIW• · pereon to ...._ 1 "" a...... c-"""·lid.rn1eColt .Licanud Clinical AudiDJOiist .....,\1 ~ Capture all II'S with 50-SII~ EduCitiwl Quilt ., lldvtaors and eight membon present lt<mi<JI biallao weroa-.-oo the projects and their 10 tile Jlldtllnls, and ~ al LISA •• KOCH. I.S. .14-441-0214. Free Water An•lyeit At Store or Pool Site ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Meigs 4-H news--- ' c,__, - MAINTENANCE. SERVICE & INSTALLATION FOR ALL POOLS. ABOVE & IN-GIOUND ' ~ !857 7th St. ' J. ll·11c Rasidentill & Commetciel · Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 IWEEP£11 ohtne ...,..,, ...,u, IIIII oupptl11. Pick .., end delivery, Devle VeoUum PERSONALIZED.POOLS Parkersburc. W. Va. _ . Hill birth\ w.,.. ' Tells your past, prese~t and future. Advice on all matters of lila. All readings are printe ' and confidential. 13. No Sunday Calls Others attending were Rod PulA" est Uns, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie MWer, 3 7 Cart Horky lor their. ,. Kevin Pulllns, Eva Rlcbards, Mrs. President of lum. 1M nilllills .. proThe Daily Sentinel Council Cart Hall, Dliney anc1 Jasm. . bliJiy in the PCJSIISSion of Jon Buck Sendlllg a gift was Mr. and Mrs. llil 113, Gill a.. .. ... Clerk flmily member lit Charles Ball and famlly of Jackson- ....._ '"' IIY k10113. ..... · the Boird of Trustees. , .,_.. . ..... 171 16. 23. 2tc ville, Fla. Pillse call FIIIIW.Crowat Middleport. . 9 92·5132 or 992-2562. Another party Wil$ held at the 1----:-"'--~-+------~~ • 'The Neeces have another child, Pulllns. The special cake was borne of her maternal graildpllrChrlltlna, 4. decorated by her grandmother. Hot ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rice. ·dogs. polato chips, pop, Ice cream , Attending there were bl!rgraildpllr54 Miec. Merchandise .. and cake \W!I'e served. to her ents, great-gr&ndmolher, Velma "parents, grandparents and great• Stdlilrt, Donna Rorinle, Joey and grandparents, Mr. ·and Mrs: Paul Billy Rice, Edna Hunnell, Velessa Robert Jay and Brenda Taylor Frick. and Mike Clmnll!gham. H1l1 of 31633 Mlnersv!lle Road, Racine, are announcing the birth of son, Brice Taylor, born on May 27 at I the Holzer Medlcal Center. The six pound, eight ounce Infant was a:! The MeiaB Better Livestock Dairy 4-H Club · a meeting July 9 at lhe 11orne of l!onnlo Scou InChes long. held a meelln8 July 5 at the IKI- of Sandi wttii three lldvllcn and llaht club 1uembas Grandparents are Robert C. and · ,..,......_ _ _ pr<senl and - - An Item al ... _ , -·and nine, club membeas. Itenw r1 business _.....t at tho rneeUittl waa ·tllat 4-H Etta Mae HID, Racine; and Paul E. dlloua book pickup, IJ1p to an memben •wlto aro·at 4-H camp will not be and Peggy Taylor, P001eroy. Albert A~ County Dairy larm, ODd a sweepCOUIIted .....t ll'om tile dub n\ooaJwl. The llakeo. A repon anddemonstrldclllwa. glven HID, Jr. and Ora Hlll,EverettTaylor dub prartlcod ~ • table ODd the ~ by Sondl Hanlelt about protein 1n rood. The projects ...... tnodoled. Relr8hmeots and Gla!)ys Shields are all great; refnshments wero also ter\'ed by Sandi oerved by MicbellO Scott. The next rnoo1tn11 grandparents. H..-. The lll!lll lnl'Otilljl wiU be July l9 at will be July Zht tho home al Lue Sl!e.&kl Stephanie Lynn Pulllns, daughter of Steve and Teresa PuiUns, celebrated her first birthday recently at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. BW Pullins. A Cabbage Patch theme was carried our With a cabbage patch doll comfug trom her uncle, Rod 140<1 1700 PSYCHIC READER BRAUN ft ASSOCIATES 1f3.1S- ,., and a served with hot dop, chips, and koolald to those named and maternal grandparents, Jeii'y ' and Barbara Colmer, maternal greatgrandmother, Mamie Stejllienson, patemalgnuldmother,RuthBiackwell, Tammy aDd David Jobnson, Bennie and ~ Wrlllbt. Haold and Nancy Whltlekln4, Bill Colmer, Pearf Fraley T1rn Colmer. 17~- ­ lal - Now ~ .... 1"- t.nn MRS. STARR BISSELL I11 nttds; . furnlcts · repair service tnd instlllltion. BuaiOpportunlty n; lo1toe tn ~~ t I -.Jne ...._.....,.'~ ,.,. atlllh•V--bo17ZI-O, lOll to nen bull-. MWiolt me- 1'111 Oily ...,._, , _ . Full or ::: time. Clll Swl• Molds - lntti'Pfltin& Services 117-lrlt.l~ SecOnd birthday_ . _ _____;,. .. - -. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Blackwell · enteitatned recentlY with a party honoring their daughter, Artca Nlcole,onhersecondblrthdayatthe Rt. 33 roadside park. Garnes were plaYed with prizes going to J .R. Blackweli, Amber Blackwell, J.D. John!on, Scott Johnson, JE!$Sica Wright, Shawn Whltteklnd, Oanlel Whltteklnd, Heather Anderson and Chastity OUet, who also won the door prize. llh .. ..... 121-!Wir~ """'., ' nii - .&~~~~'"" · ...,;ces ,,, CD The Daily 21 FREE HEAIIiG TESTS WEDNESDAYS Coll!putlrlzed Hurin& Aid Stiectiiin ·· for all your wirina ll7 - ...tJQ-""''""" Ul' - CM1----...:;_...:;_ _ _ _ _ _i u• •••• ..u, .. ,._ . o..,_,_....., .. ts,oo l'PI - WaiMit Busme'ess 113-1.......... . . . . cake was served with chip; and koolald to those named and maternal greet-grandmother, Mamie Sl!!pbenson, Tammy Johnsoii,Scott andJD., BeclcyTaylorandAndrea, Debbie .Roush and Ertn, C.J. and Tracy SloB, Bll!, and Pearl Colmer. Tbn Colmer, Nancy Whltteklnd and Shawn. Sending gUts_ were paternal 1 gi'aoclmotber, talth Blackwell, Paulette and Jim Farley and Rlckl, DaVY and Jamie ~h. ,. .71i ..... ,...... 4U - lo•• ~- ... 4-do..-linol -..............,_-. ...... Arlca BlackweD aut.tma and Chrilllopber Neece ::t~"::.::e 1n- a..t.., ,,.. _.,,eo.,. , .. ILLER ELECTRIC , SERVICE YOUR 'CRAFT is ialltll NEW s· e~:1. • .a 1984 fim NHOLECRAfT ~TALOG Oior 170 mild dasips. 3 frll. ..__ _ _ _...;.._ _T"".....,_ _ _ _ __ Plllertt~ sttld $2.00, r All CUlT .au. .$Z.M Vinyl Ill Aluminum 1J5.01111 .• t:lillill 0. .... SIDING ' 134-14 QrlciJ ..... ..... ESP CARD AND .Americana! Amber · Danlelle Blackwell, daughter of Steve and Shari Blackwell, washonoredwithapart:y on her seventjl birthday at the home of )ler maternal grandparents, .ferry and Barbara Colmer, Pomeroy. Her parents hosted the party. Games were played with prizes goJilg to J.R. Blackwell, David Oirmlchael and Jeff Tracy. Daniel Whltteklnd won the door prlze. GiftS were presented to the youngster and a rock'n'roll party ltJ- MiMIOo~OII ===~=':~... 2M- o..,... o;,o, •u-P'i" 4f.P.. L - • ,.M.. c... ..., A-c-•u ,..,..,.,, ......... '· -~ r:::==.~~·~~==;lr:~======~====~::-::::~::::::~3 Annou~ <w~•c-"' . lt'.........~...... r.itiu,. , ..,. if.,~ ' j ' -· ..., .....== • ' 1 ,. Olps*l ...... Cwll14- - .CIIu "'" Ralbsl t:M.IOO 1 ....- •• • l - ... . . ......... Ulld mololte toorroe. 110a12 .-.. t• ,. 3 .11:Jdltoom...... - 7 - Oee11 - ... ·Oh. both, 2~ ti,IH.oo.oawHaonL 2 rnlltl trwroo MIMI . Clll14-742- 2rod VloootJ .... Polroi 21111. 01' 742-2271 I Pllll nt. 304-1'7&·4424. p.m. Ulld - ·e~te,.· 70a12 NlceiiiJdroonthouM,a... CIIJIIrt..,, toqtl 2 .... room. kttOhsft. pentfy, bi.OOIM, t7,1t1.00. D. -......... """"· both. w · Pllll :zilcl -.... Viand ~ ....... rantol.-t- .... 304...... A 8iloclllsDUI biWUII.. 17a.4424. die ,,.., tlllto. Prlcll 1----:-::-:----''-::-:--:-: f27,1100. Cwloootilrrwl14- Ulld mololte looiwo, lllx1Z 742-22113- . c..-oro. - - · 2-17,111.00. D a W 3 ll~ - · " ' , _ _ " - - 2noJ- Vlwrod II.. rvv•...-, -pllld, fuRy-- Polroi " I I. 304-871- 2 4424. -1-------11174 ............ 12x110 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ...... •;t - · t i s . . . .,... lot. - ........ _, • -lu llan ·liM I ld Lll ltao • IIIMio. mololte hoiioe. fii,IIOO.OO. Cwll1•217-lllll or 1114- 304-11711-1121 or · 171!~ I( I 1 ...,, 127-1011. 211-.,..,.. ' 1111. ...... . n•mDINV-- Ctli · ., ... 2111-1211 - -· . llooot. 2. I milll from tOWn . 4 - iwrod ~). "-o•. d t y -. moblotoonwplooe ..... -..... ...... aaptlc .....,., lciMI mor.lle toono. --··---· ......... ....-.; ........... Miirt 01' ......... - - 12 . . . . _ _ ,.... Eototo, Pt. Pl. 3f A•l Eat ate . Wanted ro- ll_or_,.cloaeto town, tor toono.. l'rlottf rwe10000bly, Aft11 1 :00; 304-17&-11143. I- �Page •• 8-The Daily Senti,. ~ KIT W CAIILYLI._, Urrr WI I.. t 118 41 Hou1e1 for Rent · MDnd y, July 16, 1984 ..., "".., Middleport, Ohio 79 M11tora ttomea eo Cempera ICnouH Fl....,ood Reduced priaM thru July 3111. Ho.. yourwinter. own tNt 11 Furniihed houae . 3 BURDETTE CAMPER IALEI • SERVICE, dolly I to 8 :30, lot. 9 to 4 , Cloiad Sundoy. U.l . At. ISO. Coolville. Oh 114· 117· o...,. - u -. s-. Grovol. Dellvontd In Muon, Moiga, bdr., plutlc vwto. RON EVANS ENTER· PA18E8. Jocltoon. Oh 814· 211·11830. lent location, t300 • month. Cell Charlet McKeon. 448· 9442. Ml~dhpatt, Firewood cut up llobo 1111 pickup lood. Coil 814· 248· 15804. ':~ 7/18/M • ; . (J) NewT-HuM I I I NeWWSf.:c= ... I Clll R 1 4 Relooliow Trek . 8:30 (J) (II N11C H-. "' ~-.II. ·•' "'' .' • ·I MUCPIE± liJPM M t hoo ·· 7:00 ."'..·, ....... "(.1 ... -~"} 'I CAW MIJ:.CDIH5, MCH&R IIOeiS, " I ' t',.r{ · ' NMIBITND.I ~ ... ~ - Mt•t t'lliill l ~:,~! 6 1 Houllllhold Goods Nice 3 bedroom home, attic, baaemenl, garage. no Pll11, tecurlty depoo~ . Call 814992-21117. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent a. :~~~~~~~~~I 8WAIN AUCTION 8o FURNITURE 62 Olive~t., GoiMpolia. NS. ulld wood a coal - 1978 Ford Super cob 4a4 ttuck, loclt outo. 3,200. e yr. old gelding R~~g . Q , horll, well trained, oper. rideroil tack 2,000. Coli 448· 1719. ----------1 Ing, unit, complete whh llneo. copper tubing, a. coli. 1400. Call 441·11!189 .. •u. 1:ic~~~~~~~~: -------------.1 a a. w-.. Verv nice2 bedroom duplex opt.. unfurnlohod. down· town, no pelt, phone 3040,.4824 aftor 15, PM . Fir*' floor. 1 bedroom opt. priv.tl, eliiC. COfjd, .Cove, rwf fumiahod . d..,. hook·up. f304·175·1912or 871·4680: w-. 3 room opt with bath, ref, otOWI, UtflitiH fu"*had ' U25. mo . Dopoah end rofrtncoa required. 304· 11711· 1090. , ______________._ Musical Set Royce Dr'unu . 2 mountodtoma, 2ftoorZHdion cymbolt. Poorlfl ...... Complete. proleaalonal. 441·1112 . 69 For Sale .o r Trllde 71 · Autoa for Salf Fot rMt lloopintl ~~­ and light loouoo keoplng , _ , Pork c:-.1 Hotel. CIIIB14' 448·078I. Mlac. Merchandlee s.......,. room 1121. mole utili- 1-;;;;;;;;;t;;;;:-T.i;;; I M ..... olc too1a. ~ a -only.ptolcl. '""" oefrlg. - · 118 R.,... 2ncl. Avo.. GoiiiJO>IIt. 448·4411-1PM. c• tool - . m.....,. C••'-" will llldo for ...... - · J04-179-IH1 . 1-"":------- ANNIE e .... l"mcllill"'*- Shirley Janeo Miuy Gald . . ... 'vietiml of pnctical jabs Md AM Mion bringo bl<l >poll from •Jonni. fir Slept Hono.' 1111 1110 inih.) (J) Glori Cao p~ I :Tho ...... .._Ainua•w (J)CiocooiCid ())._ ............ 70'• ........ 'Morvin Hagler .... Vito Alllllll!!_rmo CUt Ve- '•• JIII. 1879 end ........, ' (J) e ' \ 61 Farm Equipme111 J.D . 41 combine. both Modo, good cond .. with now m -. Col 814·379-2484. 8N Ford Troctor, ..... dltc, Cllttivetor. 388·1318. AUla Chal"'""' mid ulo on- oil 1984 Allla Chalmorl lown ond gordon - l e f t In •oclt tiSO.OO over CMt. . . . ut now if you oro In die markll for 1 nfolm , _ , from 40 hp to 170 hp. 2 or 4 driw. We con ..n you ony now ..._ 10 off Df lloolor Invoice. ~- Ser· vice Center, St. Rt.l7. 3048911- 317~ Alploy Rood. Pt. ,........ -t New Holland ond uaoil hay end ,..,.... lqulpfor tho _ , of July only. Freo lln-ng untl Jon. 1, 1981 ot 10.9 percent II· nanclng for 3 yworo or take o 011h di_,nt, 1-ulllcl No. 496 12ft. hoytMnou _ _,. linlo t7,800.; 1·ullld NHolland No. 273 12,300.; 1·UIId N- Hoilend No. ~~~ 9 ft. haJfll,., out 21 ocrn. 11.100.: 1· No.861 Now HoiMCI r baltr, elllcellant cond. 11,100.; · 1-N... Hollond . 9-717 forogo cho-. 1 row head •1.1110: K-.,. SerolcoCon,_, lt. Rt. 17, Ripley Road. Pt. Pleuant. 841 C.l t End loadooL ....,., 1 'IJ yord bucltot, gOOCI cond. Flit Alit. HD I doz ... ....,., carco wl'neh, good cond. 304-4118-11142. 1 9711 Cocllloa 2 ctr. hlrdtop, ooc1on aood cond.. fully kNMiocl. ~~~- .., ·to oppr• ...... Call 441· 2101. 1978 Ford' Fl- - - ' ~ ....... aood cond. j)olf114-l--:~------'24&·1179. . 111U H..,dl XR 200, IMC. conct. Coli 448-24111 . 1871 c~ .._ - n . 1 pun::eer. vwy good 1810 GS luzullll with HOW· cond., t871 or will . - . - . now, will Mil or Call 114-241·1118. .,_, Coll448·4171 . 1------------ 1981 Mozdl GLC-1182110 1179 ' XII I~ 181M wll long bod, p~o..,p. 4 apd., e au llloo •2.100 ...-.Coli cyt. Coli 4441-4487. · ~41·0819 or 11 ~-44801111. 1911 Ford Eacort 2 dr., 4 - - - - - - - - - - . . . . : . opel.. 4 cyl. 1981 Chewy 1110280Hondllltlnorlko c - . 2 c l r.. 41PC1 .. 4avl .. now. can 448·01117. AM. 1880AMC8pirit2clr.; . 4 opel., 4 ayl., AM·'M 1a71 88!1 Yomoho, runo U,414.• 1977 Dodge - - . 1400 or blel dtlor. A-. outo. AM, 11,7ft. 248-llltiZ. . • John'a Auto Soleo, Ida,. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' Ad. Golllpallo, Oh. Open t1 187t CA 2150. om. cond. dlrii. Col448·4782. , Now O · rlng Oh,!lln • ·o,..ooll;ta, "OQ. · 241· 1182 Cov- PI, Pl. AC. 8812. reduced to 14,100, ....,. lent' concltion, 0011. 11113 Hondll 7lo I._Jaw Call 114-248-1312. V-Twln, 3100 .......24ISO. c .1 11814-141,2437. 1977 Chovrol•t Monte Carlo aood oond.. m1- 1911 H - b - . u o o l· loogo. Coli 441-48111. _ , . _ , 700, ......_ U28. CoH 114-742·1117. --------------1 1171 p.._, PUih mouwll'l t30 a up, 1980 Honda Plfii.441-44ZI. ......... - ' 11~' _ , . peril. 304-171· fill. 8317. 1 177 luzuld GT 780 with - • t1,100.00. Phone 304-871·11111. BO.ta and Motora for Sale ' 117~ C lhwoilo litYie 11 ft tntl DINI 1111 Nat. Chevrolet ongiM.V•drlve.-.n..... ta DP ate. -ta 4. MW upllolatory, n - brokoo t:S.OOO lnoloooloco ,.....,, Cali 448-1122. Plumbiog &Heeling •~•2222; 18ft....... - · llloo. ....... 104-179-111'1. ,:rood- _1 7 ft. 11f.hlul 1 11 "" ••rour;-eruioe lnlooard·outMircl, po-r ....... Coli 104-179-1111. AutoP.u • ADDIIIDrlet' bruory. 1871).' . :: Cemplng !qulpml;nt •..' •• SNAKE!! 1427. ., JIMI WATER SERVICE ~on Jlrn Llnlor, 304·876: ..... ,.'•• I-·· .... ........... Ill loW, 1L.P. LP. uu. Upholatery I ~ · . .... •; ' -" ' ~ •Oiper ISeii"'-• .. clevtee 11 Acaat• U Greet ulille 21 ... July t u Doi*ey •• ,, 1iPillbt lalk •roe UFiaarlltm IIMIJ1iD. II Frt11t . iq11e lllllllteiFr.l volcano IUiluea- 17 Allow ....tteu . r.bJ..;,.C..;,•·.,..·~....- (bef-.1 •Griqu ··. ·. • ' ,, .' a a- . lilbwlll 11Se4'hh m.. • lll'lllle f-aica (lbbr.l ZINGIIee Z7Ptecl!r . ... ltoul 21Farlbe OIDIIIon <•ID'.) " .llltl!t. . ' U~tbe If:' 1n IICJauEnM "lt11-far . Me loS.)'" DAILY CIYPTOClUO'J'III-IIIft'a ._le..tl&; • . ' A;llYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW Ole leiter ..... far ,QGtber, In tlliiNIDple A11.far lbe line L'l, X fGr lbe tt111 0'1, etc. sqle ieuera . ................. IIIJIIIIalldfamwHmGflhewwcllare aJi IDIL EechdaJU.cude 1et11n aredlllaaL wltto. -"'~lind to IIMI,UII llgglna' iecwlty -r.::· IRI::IIIO m111.1 ;,.":~- BDXCPZ KWBKPB VWSJ UI BK J- • • • ' ., WB MXXZ WB BDXCPZ BWTi>XL ....... ...... Olrta' Cup YAPL FXI WOL K MXK ...... ..,..... Aow•• · Dtal•-• Me1lllt ·. J WKS 0 V C D V D W L 1 B Y......,.l Cl;;l; til' iHE DIFFERENCE OF . TASTE IN .ua· A GREAT STRAIN ON nJE AF· nx:tiONS. ""-GEORGE EU01' -.· ~-~ T'D XL . - "The Goalt ••• ·' • BDXCPZ 1 Ot I &Ill .._ At· . ...... GA 11:00~ .......... Wille. Hope' -- -~ Veil I . ,•• ADiwlt -- •Bricle' • IIIII iiCiilll IJ)(I)ew111e111 :. •·'== n R·.... - Jl - · Ill Cll•••ti -(l)'ri ..... "F.i. t4g. ' .. • lUDDdGf 7 Bed ~.~ .~ap lllyle .,.. '· INMN lP 'on u..>IIi .Oller ..... ••. IIIII . .......... 10 _ _ r~ ~ • .ArUflce u.., oil Nlollon .... •• llltlft -~ II C I ' • Cll tl - Gl'eell t 1111 • Rudlllm* . n~ ~~~.:.:~ ol GoDuatlo 11 :41 " • Before • Fiii&Dllll • Fuce.-.,e 5 .tWfl!ee ceo ,.' •• ..' I. '· •.. ~l: AaM• 1 Savalrfa1re -~~·~=-· CIJ MOVIE: 'Cartao•oior Cl "'* It, IIIOMU .1018'11 .... pwfonn their lnUiit;el moglo: i from .... Dutot' Pllco, Now Orloont, LA. mio.) . Odd CGupla ~ c.: lttMI-;;........... ....... ~ =...a::: .0::: . . .. • .. ceo Clll •••sol'•wroioio Go dedarw ~ . !i=·=:o: ....... ' let llllitlr (J) luaallw ·u.. (J)Ipa t C 11ar •• jhflllt .... (I) MOVIE; 'Ecldla Mdllle • .••• J wllllllle _.... ,, .... ...t 115 IUIIII& dill :: 'ftl I t 4 - ...U, lie ..... It a.. II llrWII B.W. Keller's " lrkl - . If . . . _ ?Oifl J1 . llltiee • cu I. IIIII dell, tram fda : lti'IIIIJie I wll). Let ·111m will ·illoall "HI ~ M*'nw": . ll:llt'l IIPt II ..... emaw t 1J "DDIl't be mlllriJ will ', .at 111P . trl6 1M -.. NGw, lflar tile - II GlniL A dlelp triet II DO borpllllflt ' · 4 I ill ftlnletl out. 1M I f I 1 -.... ,..,. I later ..U,." ~ ~~liii'iij...... ~ Orluoos. s.p. en...· • 87 1M ldiJ. ... ll:llt l"err11 11:00 •· •· Vu!Derable: Nellher Dealer: South to 1 t 1111 fnm XI lied -v loalclale ' eJt +AJU Ill "' will lie lllllble to 'BPiat 51Jamln- . . . . AIM(= i •.u. o1 epd6e llllrlbll ... 6 ... 80UTII -:c:s .. ':"*!A_.... . + ..... .. - (New .. ,2 •u•u 616). . I I IA!t .~·... IM II .... ,, ,... . iaa pwfom thlir A1Uiicll from the Duteo' ........ .... 0r1oona. LA. mil.) (JI)New:watdt 10:30 J1m11 lloyo Wet.. lorvlco. ! ~.~ Aloo PMit ·fUied . Coil 814- ""' ' 21 8 -1 1~1 or 114·441· " 11711 or 814·441-7111 . : 111e lrkk.aDd H ............ nnK" ••• 7-11;14 3NT 'cU • • kltr. A__. cMe ' .,.. .. ., Wtut, ..., ....... to. lotr Iieut. . . pll,... ' ' OpeoiDglead: t5 1M- - . . , ........ 8GDtll ...,.. . . ol dlllll Ollt ol Ida llillid, ....... elder defeudlr .-1 L------...iit.__J tllll . . ........... llle . . . . . . eiilry Ill tloum). No .a ~ de IWty rnogio: 0....01 HaoNng. For ulo 0 u-. liM dirt. end top .. ool. Ctoll Col 11~· 211- ~ 71 .... - diem liP . . ...,... Gr,.....,._ • . llldloio eccoooopoor General Hauling ________________ _: •·~..; ; . 731'7. i:;: L:... ;r:~•..ne-::,• .':: -~· IIWOO Qo ,.1 a lit ...... Oolaoroo ............ ..r~ ' '" ••U[ts ' 'tlacliN._.:.;. IL piiJad 1otr .from · ........ 11781.' (80 -~ lEWlNG Moohlno fopolrt - ·- Authorilod Sing.; ·:· llleo • 8orvleo Sharpen -,. lcluou. '•brlc Shop ... .._oy. 814·192·2284, ' •• : tolle....a. ............. agoln ........ . 51**• BARNEY Tldlll cw ~Ali • ~ • 811 ......I ())._laul8oltloo70'a -. P""'hle 111"11* Dr W n •• / trlclil • . . . . , • ... •u J II to will lne fGr deeleNn ucl . ,..... . 1111111. IIIB II • abe",..... 1D wl I I trlclilll ealltltl fGr, If t11ere II 180 inih.IICloood c.,.-oocq a. ·' ·•' Electrical & Refrlgeretlon • fltQJDIU +QH " 1I'IST BAST +U754 tl2 .10712 .QJ14 'ftl ...... 1111 10:00 (J) MOYII: 'The lo I I io J.A.R.Conttructlon Co .Ru· ~ tlond, Oh.ll1~·742·2803: ' .; a-ment•. Foot.... Con- :0 - ~ crete worll, Backhoe· 84 •'•• • ......t. ... I com. ~"" on diuosw. . ~·•r trvc:U. • water·a••· ~r· olactrlcol liMa. ...,..........,. ,,' ...._rtlrookl. Port V.':AI· ' tor ronwrying, Toni - p ... Dump · ' ()) (ft) . . . P.wlfw•- :I. Ditcher. ....... NOITI +QJDS . Is costlY N d liiCuasuad a • (I) Ill Clla ...... Caooor 1 ol 1M OantocrwtlcNlll tConua:liwa Don Ratt.. orlohoro die cov.,....ollhoDonm•lic:,_· ty' I NMionll Colw•--1 from Son Fo•ICiow. CA. C2 ln.) Good· 1 Eacovotln(j, bo... mor~to, ,_.,., drlvewaya. .;... ooptle - . . lond-plng. "' Coli onytlmo 814·441· - · 4e37, J•m•L. D.,...n, Jr. ~ a ' c ............fiiii!I'J~ Whench~ap fiiO -~ Clle(!D I a WINNIE ... • James Jacoby CA. (2 ln.) _ (I) l1o10VIE: ...... ·Ill' , (I) 700 -CWI ())._llotrtooltho70'o "Leon $piMa vs. M..l••r mod .u (LII v~. fo. ;;::~::::::::::== -~ =83 Excavating -;:::-. ..:____ ... ., .• DoiW 1 _ ..... eo...... :J 117~ MorotaiiO 17ft.• - bow. II HI' Maraury out· bcMifd. - · con. Call 11 4· I 8HULAW' S Plurqbing end .,j Heating, 211 Sixth St .. 1 Point PIMIIftt, W. Vo. -304- ....., 171-11420. Ucon- ineured. :~. 2 .............. , . \Riomt-.... - : . ....=: John _ , _ C u l l aloro .,._.. pabnw... 110 mio.) MOVIE: 'Gionl' l'8rt 1 8:00 (I) (II 1114 PI hCCI I N C.. ollhoO. rna:waatic hny't conve~lliol• II pol otecl from die Moocone Center. Son f.rorocilco, ,.;, J -· T,...~ Tloo jizz - TrWIIIIr, - · pno Tho MIIJ-o CARTER'S PLUMBING ~ • AND HEATING "1 Cor. Fourtll Md Pine ,: Golllpollt, Ohio -II Phone 114·441-3888 or ..,! 614·448·4477 -:- ______ ·- 'The ftl.aa•waal .! JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT· ·;,, lNG. Rt. 1. 8oa 318, Golll· -' polio. CoM 114·317·01171. i·, : ev.•· • ,_ inih.) (1) (JI) • •I ' ' ,. olfo.d: io plotli'll ... olocoth Of .,. olhil .... ...,... flll- Cement flnlthlr, R - d ,,, ., 814-8815·4484. <>ol'• 1t Gorflolcl. . B ~1ement1, pool dec1!;1, ., • poirlclng Iota. any tlzo job. Doz.. Work by Ted Honno. Dltoh•. pondo. rooda, lend deortng, etc. Coil Motor Cor l r - . . 448·8892. 715 ·--who ' ICint Amondoo - Lao blcorno -odIn tho .... .... t 82 ...._ .... i~iii"e• :J new, ' (JI O.n lie Conu•tla 1/« AIC.I•te ALLEYOOP ' l ' '• li'!'.iiid 1110 -~ 1981).' Wotor wella commercial ond domootic. tut holeo. pump - I aaln and oorvlce. 304·191· ,, 3802. . BASEMENT WATER · ·" PROOFING. Un-.dlllonol ,! lifetime guaran••· LOCII · ' ~ 74 Motorc:yclea ,..,_... fumlohack F,.. ~ • utlmotoo. Coli oolloot 1• 114·237·0481, 8 o.m. to 1 1981 Hondo 7ISO ouotom. p.m. Roo•n Beeement ", lllto 2.100 mllooo Wo,.proollng. · ·~ t1,7110. Call 81 4·3t7· 039~. Rorn-ng. - g . lntortor ~ MC1 - · tuturod ing. ·almulotod brick coot· ond ::...; etucco, thermo replacement ':...' . wlndowa; 304-8711-1180. •I Ill SIIIJIJ'II" Corn· .( 1) MOVIE: 'The ' .,• -----N.Y·-------......... - I I ••• , •••• : I Mila *WI pi 'oCcut • One Dar •• Time .1:00 al (II 1V'o N p m -:! • . •'• ,. .' SeU or trade 1979 c lortlnllto. lOw mileage. Col 814·388·1244. . ~ ............,.a.......... Eoollrl._ It=:.,;_ e!llr -• TOP CASH peid for loto rnodll 01ro. lmlth Bulclt·Pontloc, 181 1 Eut· · om .Avo.. Gollipolla. Coli 114·448-2282. CRANK V4AIED CAVOIIT : Whorl _you'"' In It, you,..., knowIGNORANCE . · !&~c~..~ ., Nice 2 bedroom opt In upper H e n -. 304-171-1972. Clotheo- pooto, 11w1nt1 Mia or Ill typeo. l'lcnlc ............ , _ ....~. 304-179-3877. -• Instrument~ 2 ton central eir condition- witHwood e Inch ftot .....,; erma Ituita place IMne t399. bunk boda complete with burikl• 11M. 2 p1ooo P~oblo 17" block 8 white .. ·2 bdr. unfumi1hed, extril antron livingroom , euitH TV' a, portoblo liact. toaot... nice, 2 mi. out on Rt . 688. · •199, onlron rocll-. 8aM·8·8·0 ind-·outdoor. •200 mo .. adu~o only. Call Unfurnlahad 2 bolr. In Crown other recllnora 180, maplo Morll 2 portllllo 11- pho· 448-2300. City. Collll14· 251-8120. dinette toto 1179, box nogroph. Coli ~48·3384. 11pnng1 full 1100 • m1ttraaa aot' rogulor-llmo twin or 2 bdr .. with wall to wall 2 bdr. opt. Nice rwlrlgorotor. gao pot1 20, maple dinano ohoiro wered carpet, AC, in Gollipollt, Cell 1110 to 1200 per mo. 4 Fordtima. '36, WOih 110ndt 134, dinettetnmmer, port. paid, C•ll 676· 6104 448-1409 6-BPM . lit. <;oil 448· 7013 8711·&388. ' maple rockort tll8, 7 plooo or 448-4327. chrome dinette.., •149, 5 2 bdr. 2 mile below Eureh, 11 eo mo. plus depoait. no 4 roomo • both, lufr!ithad. place dinette lei t99, ulld Coptain bod oac. cond. Coli bedroom aultn. ••frl ..ra· 814-388-8311 . pelt. Call814·643-2844 or cl•n. no peta. eduht only, tora, . rang81, chelt, . . . . . .. depotlt 8a reference ,.. 814-643· 2916. quirod. Call814-448-1519. ·Wringer waaheri. TV'1, dry· era, 8o ahoot. Coil 814· 441- Searo Konmot' waoher, 2 2 bdr. mobile home private 3169. hldo·ewav bodo. oouch • Nicely lurnlohe mobile homo lot, 2'1J mi. out Rt. 688. clllir, twin bod. CoH 448· In city, CA. 1 or 2 edultt 1176 mo .. security dop. a. LAYNE'S FURNITURE 3224. ref. Call 448-4607 or 446- only, no pett . Ctll 448 .. Soli, choir. rocker. otto0338. 2802. man, 3 tobl... leoctro Good quality lumber. 3400 by Frontier), •1115. board - · wolnut, while NiCe 14x70 3 bdr .• mobile Thia 2 bedroom apt. h•• new chair and lo'"JJII... oak, hickory, mepte. carpeting 8o lruh point, homo. 1236 mo. dopoolt a. Solo• oyOimor·mlxod. Hardwood. utllltfoo, no poto. Cell 446- loc.itei:l 1 mile from lllv• tZSII. to Call 114-387·0131. Bridge Pleze. 11 9& plua 2192. electric 8o goo. Coli 448· end up to boda,l440 . up to Portable VCR . 448-&&ee. Two 3 bedroom, utilities 4614 or 1-304-273· 9746. 11126., AeciiMro, t171. to poid, no poll. 1400 plua .13711.. ~ fnom Ul . to D.. W811 phoneo, roclcora, Furniahod i.Pt. 2bolr. 1138~ aecurJty deposit • referen· t75,fl . pc. e l l - from proo- cholro. pedoelol tocoo. Call 448-1384 before 2nd., Golllpollt, UBI Wlllr '99 .• to 438. 7 pc. 1181 l>lu. h..,_, • mlac. Pout pold . Coli 448·4418 ofter 6PM, 448-0241 , end up. Wood 'toblowhh o1x C.,... FumltUN, At. 7, 7PM, cllolra t421 to t7~5. Dotk Tuppero Plillna, Ohio. 2 ·bdr. fully furnithed, clooo t110 up to 1225. Hutohll Furniehed 2 bdr .• no pete, to hoopital. 1210 mo. pluo IIIISO. and up, maploorpl..e Riding mo- 10 h.p. 3ein. depooit. Call after 6, 448· U25 plut dopotlt 8o roleron· ftnllh. Bunk bod .comploll cut. excellent aondltloft. ceo. Coil 448-1384 before 1364. &PM. 448•0241. UtllitiH wfth mott-. t2ISO. llld 01121. Coil 114'992·12111. up to 13111. Baby boda. 2 bedroom treiler, kitchen pertly ·polil. 1110. Mottr•- or box 4 vlcloo mochlnu: Dofond· furniehed, couple• one smell luli or twin, 118.; .... luzon, Mluilo Com· aprlnga, child accepted. Reference~ . Two, bedroom fumlaiMKI. firm, tea. - 171. Q....,. mend, • Bottle Zone. 1400 •375 mo . , unfurnlahod 304·675-1076. down. Price nllgotilblo. 1310. No peto. utHitlupold. uta, t1911. 4 dr. chotll 042. 1 dr. c~eota, tl4. a..i Coli 114·992·&883. · Call 441·1384 before 8PM 44 . Apartment 448-0241 . ' fromn, UO.ond 1215 .. ,.-10 gun • Gun coiN-. · UIIO. Top toll end liM dirt· dell· for Rent Furniahod opt. 1 bdr. 1226. Goa or llectolc rongn U711. v..ld. 304-875-7771 . Utllltiot paid, ldulta, 920 Baby milt-. 121 • 2 bedroom apt, yard &l')d 1311. bod from•• t20, 121. Firewood plc~up lood basement, $175.00 and 4th Ava. Golllpolia. Coli & 130, king frome 1110. •40.00 delivered. 130.0001 depooit , 304- 876· 7641 448-4418 after 7PM. Good Hilction of bedroom term. 304·e9&· 3391. ~ veninga. Furnlahed opt. 2 bdr. 1238. aultee . cedu c.heat1. Comouft~~god printed mll2 bedroome, kitchen with Utlltioa pold, 243 Jodtoon rocken, metal cablneta • hory • novofty T·lhlrta, our· stove, ref. $200.00 month Pike, GolllpoHo, . Call 448· awN~r~eq. pluo denim • lroritol dlmlocation 1 mile above Point 4411 ofter 7PM. lltlod clothing 11.00 dozen) UFumhuro .. Chairo PleoMnl, 304-773· 6143 . 8omoc oilll'a Army Sur· 2 bdr. completely fumiohad, clryert, and TV'• · 3mlluoui Som pluo, Now Ere, Eeot - Rolu18vlllo Rd. o...,. 1om to oil electric, 418 2nd. Avo .. voniiWOOd. Open Fri .. Sot.. . Newly redecorated, 1 bed· 1226 mo. pluo aecurity Spm. ~on . thru Fri .. 9am to 8uri .. 1 :00· 7:00 p.m . IUn· ··- ·~room, partially fumlehed. llopoolt 8o rolerenceo. Call llpm, Sot. ion modollbolocl odvortltlng f226. Depooit required. Coli 441· 2238 or 441·21181. 814-448·0322 opecioltlot • Fectory dla· 614-992 - 6319 or 992· count prlc11. 304· 1711· 2815. Apartment in coUntry. ell TV & Applloncn, 127 Third 3334.) carpeted, $300 month. Ex· Avo.,_ Golllpollo, 114·4411 & 2 bedroom fumiahed coUentlocotion, oduht only. 1899. sp1n - · - · goa opll. Coii814-99Z·5434 or no ·pete . Call Chari•• electric dryere, auto waahora, gao a oloctric 992 -5914 or 304·182· McKean, 448·9442. 2666. rangea. refrigerator•. TV . O•kwood apertmenta rnod· letl. Fumiohod 1 8o 2 ....oom ern, 1 bdr. unk, Ai::,..;, Plla.l-:~:::-:-=::=::-:-:----­ apartmenta. Middleport. •185 plus uti~loa. Call ' GDOD USED APPLIANCES Adulto, no pelt, iocurity 448· 2066. · dryoro, rofrluor•· depooit . Coil 814· 992· toro. rongu. 8k11191 Ap3874. ' 1 bdr fumithld boll- piton-. Upper River Rd. opt., utHitloo poid. r - · bltldl Stone C;ell Motel. Village M•nor Apta .• Mid· cot required, no chHd..., or 814-448·7398. dleport. IE .H.O . ) hu 1 peto. 1226 mo. Cell 448· bedrm •pta. for.,....t. the rent 7210 or 448·9845. · ltorto ot U01 • month that includ'' oil utllhlft, plua o Goroga opt. fumiohod , 28~ UOO aecurity dopoait is Noil Ava., Goillpolio. 1 bdr .. required. We juet laid new •235, utilhiet pold. Cd corpot In them &- they're 448-441 8 oftar 7PM , located near a doctor'a office • ahopping ....... Cell 1 bedroom Apt. 1191. mo. 814-992-7787. including utilitiea. Equal Housing Opportunity. Con• On N'orth 4th St .. Middle· teet Vill~~ge • Manor Apta. port 2 bedroom fumiohad 814-992-7787. opt.. oleo 2 room opt. No children . Coli 304·882- Riverlido Aptt. Middleport. 21188. Speclll rotet for Senior Chizono. 1130. Equol Hou.. APARTMENTS, · mobile lng Opportunltioa . 114· hon"111, houeee . Pt. PlaaAnt 992·7721 . end Golllpolit. 814, 446· 8221 . N-ly remade~ 2 bod· room, equipped kitchen · Nice 1 and 2 bedroom 1225. D-M required. coli unfurniehed apartmente. 114·992· 1319 or 112· 304:1711·2218 before 6 2816 . p .m. 4 rooma both, pat ., utHitleo pold, only, no polo. Coli 3437 or 448~3111 . 57 . l§::.r.-~ Pur'· , 7:30 ' ' (AI •;; 11'1 kN I . d. . . . . -__ ' Strow for ealo. Coil 446· 11142. c:orrl · <II I I I II I notrow) I] .. nlnaat MooNoii/Leloror T~ ..• • 2 HP air cornpre~aQr, office dotk & chair, motol dotector. movie earner• • proJector, rigid throadinfi iet W' to 2" . Coll441·7210. e ~ 3 bedroom house;in Pome· roy. lull botement, lullu carpeted with garogo. *225. mth. Cell collect, 81 4 · 287· 7979 or 267-e&ll8. Flrlt month rant free if you peir1t. Storeroom or warehouN, 26x60, for furniture. lumber, rofflng. lnltUietion. equipment. 311 Condor 6t .• 3 bdr. unfum. garage opt., 830o month. Colll1~· 892· UIIO plua dopooh. Coli 3325. 448-37811. . NNaflcLW 4IBID Fe IC-'S... "" •• • u11 on th- point hhch Hila new 11.200. win toke 1!100 firm. Coli 814-2581218 afteriiPM. . · Clll PI.OW,~. ,,,.,"' ,.. 15 ft. Woode rotary mower, ~~~~ .. Ba!unllf•l Jumliloa: NUDGE .(J)Whee!Df...._ , (J) Nlgl:..t Report •• • A[ IIICante~ .......... lon iEIIIIrlliolromortt Tonight Wh-'oi"- '"'~• . .. joOLrTI! C.~ UISECI Wl:li!I<J· HI! HEI-t1 Ul'iHI! I"UI!SI.IG L.II!S~A11tY. ·. Prtnt-wwhtlte: llinConoitbellltdoa lin ,. . I l.l_D 115_~": ..... "' ......' WHAT ' ,....... lpartal .• c..tBumatt (. ~ i I ·I SLAVAS I [) I K] . MMoltholore.ttoiiA Meool wamor trovels .• I • ,._.,.,... • .. Home Improvement• . •' (J) • (J) Ill . . . ~: ~Fo<ll ~Lno' ~ 81 . -·•• .•' •• ... ..... 1 8;00 • ..' . The Television Viewing l!tl f 1173 Honna Line Compor, 2~'. Coil 441·215& . . Chlo •• '~ :t .: ,. •' Pop·up tent compor. 1 -210 Det1i.ln ' engl"e-· tranamla8ton. 10 cu. ft. frHier, antiquo mlrroro. Coli 114· 2158· 8481. Plollic clltorna ltota op-ed. -tic ta'*•· plootlc oulvon. mo111 oul- Completely re1tored E•rly American farm houae.~ 2 bedroOme. nq pets, excel· DICK TRACY ,.,,, '' 3311. G - or pick up ot Richardt • lon. Col 441-77811. 1220. 29 Neil AVo .. Gellipo· lis. Cell 446 ·4418 after 7PM. .. ,., , Manda y, July 16, 1914 / •... 1\ �• • ' ~ Monday, July 16. .... 10-The Daily Sentinel Area deaths I ~~~?~ ~~~~"'~~.~~~~~.:2:-J He was born at Tipton Coonty, · - .... the late Arth and Ind a .th, Sml~th··.,.MrSml ur Edl . . thhadbeenan· employee o1 the U.S. Postal Depart· Albert Hill Jr. Inside today: Power Co. were wi~t ~ ro~ leftQIIIIrterpaneiOtavehlcle«!rrVen HIUfa!'m lllLetart, HaroldV~ and llilht daJ1I8&e to VaDMeter' ter,Rt.2,L.etart,pilledllltothepath · car. 'J"bere were no lllidl . and ~ o1atnlckdrtveneyHenryMoore, cttalloas • RaciDe There • . • . were ll!Oderate Sunday the sthaherUrtlbe•~ was DO!Ifled I ~ ed . miuirerattheReedsvllleLoeDW been brokell rl.f a po&t and t b, several hours early thlsmomlllgas by Illll1n Raish, Syracuae. There the I1!S\1It r1. an accident on werellghtdaJna8es, noln)urlesand Mulberry Avenue. cl · The name of Ora Cramlet HW, Ptmau:r '""'""' said a car driven no lations. wife or the late Albert HW Jr., was mentfor~years. • ,.......... unintentionally omitted from theUst A by Tnunan Hall Jr., Middleport, veteran o1theber~~~ struck a uUilty pole, pulling down o1 survtvors in Mr. HID's obltuazy. he was a mem "' ......... ...., ......,.... .,.___ Hall was ·-'--. Services were held Sunday at the ••··-'-T ,.._..., B'---a.......... .,... .. -. w""' ......,., to Alaoav~lelladbeendl'IWIICIIu.,_ """""~ -~ ..,,; ""'"""Bel '""""'" Veterans Memorlal u·~ ......... ...... 'lbe-·Ewing Funeral Hane. AmerlcanLeglonPost495 ...- , by the Localunltswerekeptonthernove Success~forMlldredBaker,no lawn11!8rlngup~-... ..- -· Bartlett Chapter 2111 ~.3. PaneroyEmergencySquad, which ;mswerlng numerous calls over the traus . portatlon ~·'-' . ·, Racine at had been provided by 4aaa~ James R. Miller ' w also took two paSsengers, Dorinda weekend, the Me1p County Emer,,..._ ~ . from Reedsville residents 8lld cl~ Eastern S~; the National Associ&· Cook and G.-n.... camp, IDn•••-•u,. • 2:44 p.m. went to Ohio l2Uor Ethel -·'d Mill 49 Rt 2 tlono1RetlredPos'-••ters· andthe ·~ev•' '~·~v, gmcyMedlcalSe~reports. Hoback, to Veterans Memorial and placed there In menuy J ames 0nu= er, ' . ' .L . Itt! Hocking Uunluteda.o M•.,...._,,_. toHolzerMedlcalCenter. . Moadllyatl:06a.m.,Raclne..-t u-jorReed. A-~wlthblfllnnl: Cheshire, died Sunday 1n Veterans e """"""' "'--·- to the hicle "''"' lQpltai; ~at 2:44p.m. to ..... ~ .... ~... • •..Memorial Hospital afler an ex· Church · · · ~·-~· · ve were · to Blllld Hollow Road for LUly ~ Parkwlly tor Lana Ar· tiQIIOIItheactrl.vlllldaUinlla.._ tended DlneSs. are his Wlte, Ev~Jyn heavy and pollee said charges w1ll ~· to, Veterans . Memorial thur, to VeteranS Memorial; ~cine .. to CQ!Itacl the s~s ~ ~ HewasbQmlnRutlandtoBonnle LemleySmlth; twosons,DanJeiA. be!ltedagalnstHall. HoSpltal; Poneoy at 2:36 a.m. 6:26p.m, to Apple Grove tor Nelson MWer and the late Charles of Belpre and Rooald L. ot Bltttalo, a!~U: =~ Helgtlts, ~ . VIrginia Salser, lnliU'l'd In an auto . . MWer. KlrN.Yklan ,,andr~Jster,DorotllyBiddleof the weekend by 'the Meigs County Rick HaD to v:r!::.~~~~ ~t. to Velera!IS Me!norial; Miller was a dr1ll operator with , ,.,, Sberlfr ,._• .........,, ·. . ~ at 8:17 p.m. to North ll'ddl rt Oh'• 1 Mid-West Steel and an Army Hewasalsoprecededlndeathbya s..._..u·~· · HospltalandDrennaCookarxiGreg SecondforAIIdyCrltes.notransporepo • IV veteran. ctaughterandthreebrolhers. Atl:«<a.m. Surxlayonby~ campto.HObier~Center; at latlonrequlrecl. . . Survivors Include his mother; his Funeral services wW be held atl HDlRoad. a car driven · 8:02 a.m. • Pomeroy took Lona CaliACII Saturday Included Pome. , wife, Carolyn (Sally) Conkle Mlller; . p.m. Wednesday In White-Eldridge Guinther, Syracuse, traveling James .tram OsbciJ'ne Street to roy at 12:54 p.m. toFisherStree\for T-Shirts, Caps, Jackets, Etc. three chfidren, James RDnald . Funeral Home, Belpre, with the ~swervedtomlssanopendoor Velel'ansMemorlal. · MaySmlth.toV~Memorial; Miller,CharlesMDerandSallyAnn Rev. WesleyThatcherandtheRev. On Sunday, Mk!dlePort went to Rutlandat9:57a.mto0hiol43tor SPECIAL PRINTING Miller, an at home; three sisters, David Clark otflclatlng. Burlal wW county road 5 for an auto accident Blanch Lewis, to O'Bleness H<llJI!· · FOR YOUR . EvelynLeachofWeUston,BettyDW . be In Rockland Cemetezy. Friends ootnotransportatlonwasrequlred; tal, Athens; Pomeroy at t :zr .to SPECIAL NEEDS ofPnmeroyandLolsJeanSchoon· maycallatthefuneralhomeafter2 Gallla-MelgsCornulunltyActlon At U7 a.m., Mlj:ldleportwent to PoWell's Super-Valu tor Dotis over ofRutland; and two brothers, . p.m. Tuesday. . Agency's tree clothing ' day tor stonewood Apartments lor Joe Stanley,notransportationrequli'ed. AFTER 5 P.M. Robert MWer of Middleport and MasonJcrtteswWbeconductedln low-blcome people wW be lleld Cil.rseywhowastakentoVelel'ans Donald Miller of Tempe, Ariz. the funeral home at 7: ll p.m. Tuesday from 9 a .m . until noon at Memorlal Hospital and later trans· ,...-----,..--·- ' - -.,..__.il....---------...:;• Millerlspreceededlndeathbyhis Tuesdav. theagencyclothlngbanklntheold ferred to Holzer Medical Center; 'I rather; a daughter, Terrt Lynn Grace Jeffers . highsclmlbulldlnglnCbeshlre. Tuppe~Pialnsatl2:03p.m.wentto MOler; and a brother, · Kenneth Grace Jeffers. 73, Rt. 5, Alhells MOler. . (Shade), died Saturday at O'Ble-. Friends may call at the Hunter ness Memorial H<lipltal, Alhells, Funeral Home In Rutland trom 24 after an exterxled Wness. and 7-9 p.m . Wednesday. Funeral She was a fonner schoc:il bus services wW be at 2 p.m . Thursday driver for the Shade SchoolDistrlct. · at the fUneral home, with the Rev. She was a member of Shade United . Lloyd Grimm officiating. Burial in Methodist Church and of the WSCS the Miles Cemetezy. at Shade. . ~ Uoyd Smith Friends may call2-4 and 7-9p.m. Monday at Hughes Funeral Home, .,' ' Athens. Funeral services wW be In Lloyd (Doc) Smith, 58, retired '' Little Hocking postmaster, died thefuneralhomeatlp:m. Tuesday, l Sunday night In St. Jooeph's with the Jb!v. Charles McVey officiating. Burial w11l be In Jetlers MIDDLEPORT Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va., folCemetezy, AthenS Coonty. lowing a soort Illness. '' = SurvMng 0:: ;: :::rzy an " .................... ~ •••• p= r;:::;;;;:::;;:::::::;:;:;:;::::f Specialty Graphics CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING Free clothing day . 614-992-7626 A~ · WADE, M.D., Inc. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSP·ITAL PHOTO EXPRESS 1 HOUR PHOTO PROCESSING We Offer Top Quality, Speed and Convenience · ' WHY SEND YOUR FILM AWAY WHEN YOU CAN HAVE YOUR PHOTOS BACK , ; IN ONE HOUR EAR, NOSE:& THROAT ·GENERAL ALLERGIST . . ' ... ......... ;.p.pt ................... PaaeJI h -............................... Dl I t • ................ Papl PHOTO ·EXPRESS VILLAGE PHARMACY Celebration '84.••J'age 6 . at y . enttne • Vol. M, No.61 . ' Pom-y-Middleport; Ohio, Tuesday, July 17, 1984 , ., A Multimedia Inc. Now:t:J>:: BEDROOM ·suiTES · ·Renew Work ·on Pizza Hut construction By BO. BOEIIUCII Ioiii arxl.the completion rl.the Plrl.a 8e111lal abff Writer Hut would aid the town's econmny. Even Panemy village ott1cta1s While It has been reponed were ·"pleasantly llll'pi1Jed" Mon· recently that the project was day when work was resumed on stopped becallll' IJ1ere was no · conatnlctloltotthenewPirl.aHuton sew&(ll! pirmlt lllued.to P1rza Hut, West Main Street. Mayor Richard Seyler pollltl out Woric 0!1 the new business had that there II no sucb tb!Dg as a halted 11111 .after the 11m of July sewage pennlt In P<meriJ:y. There when problems were encountered 1n ' are l:adldlng permits, 8lld connec- ' handiJng the sewage system, which . tloll Into an adequate _.age Is In an area not aerYe!l by a sanitary accommodation II up to a bUtldl!r aewer. after a bulldlnl pennit II lluld, 'lbere have been coilferences SeylerreportB. between Ohio EPA,~. ~ 'Jbema)rlrpolll!soutallothatltls the 1lealth df.partment arxl the a well·kaowll tact that part ol tJie bulkier, Horaa! Karr, as wen as town ._ been . WUbout oanttary PlzziHulieptell!lltaUves. !!Ners llll'•a manber.rl.yean.1be VUJa&eofllclal• aremaklngevezy oriplal lii!Wql! system was bunt \!ftort to workout a solution to the on)yastarastheftnanclalfeaB!blllty prolilem. . could be dealt with and the town. 'f1M! only solution apPear$ to be even with federal funds, could not extero!Jnc the saaltazy aewer iiDe cope with !lOtl8lructlon rl. a santtazy tram Melp 11re Cenler on West sewer faclltty ID accommodate the Main Street tothelocatlonofthenew entire town. buBmess. VIllage ofllclals, through Seyler sa!Cl the village Is doing all their grant consultant, 1Qrn Shields, 11;1 Its powel' to work out any ate looking Into ~ special problema, stressing that the village RDVMI!B-C ·...eao.w.ttl ueiiM ' I'•~PiaaBut, apwe••c wiD be wWIIecl• wlllillle.W.;ry oUbe twills tJuwgh the EcoJiomlcDevel- actually h8s little to with the Wait Mala 811 I, f'GmaO), ~ t I' 4• 10 feel 'dlzt _.., .' ne. oprrieni ~ Wh1cll would pro- problems except that It, does not vide money for extending lhat have the !lallltazy aewer for the finn sanitary sewer line. to book Into and that Is a jHdJiem that dates back a 111111\bet" rl. yean. 'lbe.IIIIQIQI' Aid that bid vfliap • d 11411 JIAd&Zit!lbrm • 1110 ~ " " tills .. worla!d out, .0 -tlieiD\UIU1W!iitll_..;...,. B 'llz6<1!1 thltllliewowa 'lleotHbethatWCuld tbat '~"~aim Hut pl•nnec! a Paueruy s lllallW... l'llalllil•• 1d togtvegrants,ArxiBUif\!'l!llaW Inotheractlon.~accepted benellt with a sanitary II!IW!l'lither ~. dftdah ml8bt baYe been If the em •uppi'IM!, Pa1eoy Mayor Rlcbard Seyler aslr.ed A tp'811t trom •the Ecoaoollc the 1M! budget. · 1•Wnl• ot the West MaiD are&. abE to IIIII furvllnc so that the ptopeily IJWIII!I'II Will be paying nxredltaeoltoattend thetnmcO Develo!ment ~would only · Atteradoptlngthebudget,councl! wblcb Is nowiEI'WII tllr!Juihastorm aewer, HoOk-lns woold haV~tiDWI!it sanltaJy -a- Would have been more· real estate taxes after meettnp. Seylerlllldhewanlltobe · give money tor the commercial couldnotexplalnhowitwWrpakeup November. more open with the public arxl tliet district, Andel sou said. He est!· delldts 1n the sewage furxl. Tile probablY ll/llllmoney Is avaOable. J'l!lldY ror 1181!. Seyler laid that EPA regulatloQs 1bls Is tbe result ol a resolution aU meeClnp are open to the public. matedthattoexterxlthesewqellne projected delicti tor will be .. Sometimes. Ecol1oollc Developdo state that sewqe from new · Pllllledlllllllilmousi,Mondaynlght He lllld exewUve -elnns In lbe tothel'tzl:aHutwOI(.'OSif/5,(0). $5,500whilel985'sdellclt'lill25.(0). mentAgmi:yfundsareavallai!Eon structures· are not per'mltted ·to be when Pa lEI oy VIllage Connell met . future wW bl!! held to the mlnlmiDn. .None r1. the council coUld explain . Although a rate ~Ill'~ short notice to econmnlcally· booiGed Into the stonn -en since "All of the VOJage affalrl are Why constructlon has resumed 011 for August, the projected n!'ld OW depressed areas such as P\wJeu:r that would lllcreue the _ . . In regular ESSion. CounctJmanJolmAndelsoolntro- public knowledge," Seyler sald. thePizzaHuthnUcUng Theyalllllld were onJy lllcreased by f&,~ lbr when It Is determined that such a going Into the river. duced the resolution to· place the . "We've been a Dttle. bit too Piz2a Hut has a right to buill! arxlls 19!l5. project Would provide additional 4-rnWrealestatetaXIncreuebefore auetlve,"beadded. notlllvlolatlonllilllltbeydlscharge Btll Snouffer, council clerk~ wtersoltheiDWJiattheNo\ianbet" Seyler went on to explain tbe sewagelntothestorm-eu. thelludgetwas "justaguess" arxl~ electloa. currentsttuatlonwtthPizlaHutand "I think lbe Piz2a Hut can be a hoped the rate lncre8se would 'lbe Increase will amount to an tbe-e!J4CjHIAIIemallltbearea. catalyst for future development," ellmlnatethedellclt. .. , . .. : additional $C for every $1,(0) ol He said the viPia&e was Ill the Reed said .._../ "It would be up to thli Board Ot pmpaty evaluation. proress o1 applylag for several ''We are really making evezy Public Affairs to solve the di!flclt,': • Andel11011 lllld the Increase wW grants, esper!ally one tram tbe effort to gl!t the Plrl.a Hut bere and Snw1ter said. · add 1!6.Q!III annually to the village's · EcoD1:m1c De1i el .. ueut Agency. to we do want It," Seyler said. · 1be budget Is b8sed on the sta'tii ., . genemlfurxl. provide the neeoled saallary sewer R d leiit.slntheMonlr.eyRunarea aildltor's suggestionS and help; ' · AKRON, Ohio (1\l', - Antl- ments most cloae)ydescrtlled their Arodelaou said that the lllcrease lntheareaofthePlz:m.Hut. ve """'storm sewage--.~-, Seyler said. • r~- -: Abortloa .rJould never- be wW keep Paill!loy's tsx rate · "l'dsayweare90percentsurerl. · Seylereq>lalDed. vuv ""'v""' abortloll.lllllt!meut Ill Ohio appar'lbeyarecharged Noneo1tl!ecouncDcouldexplahi ently hal Increased since 1982, :::;" ~~=rl.~= runparabPe to surtoundlng am- gettiJC help." said Councllnwl' • for the use r1. the storm seo11irs, he wily projeCted revenues tram a .50 according to a statewide~ munltles. PaiEICJY'l! rate wiD be~ Bruce Reed • said. pe~cent rate · hike In waler and swvey. or abortkln should be 8 lepPiy mD1s after the Increase, cornpall!lt> Reed and Andei90it are Invest!· AndeiUt said sewer rates are sewage rates are notlllcluded Ill the . 'lbe nwnber ot Ohioans who available cllolc\' fir any woman. with 8.2 mills for Middleport, 10.10 gatmg dlffemlt grants arxl are COilSfant througtlout the city. eSttmated lilll"'......,.. · oppoee abot tbt for any reason has' 'lbesameSW'Veywasdonelo1982. ....... ..,. Racine and 5.3 for -~ the city purto '""' money to build' tbe ' 'Evelyone bas paid lor years,'' Seyler 8111100nced TiiDI'f! than mub!ed s1ace 1982. Twenty-nine perceat lllld abor· Syracuse. ' santtary sewage unit needed In tbe Seyler said. chased five used parldngmetersfor &weoer, two-thirdaollhoeecp!Stl· tlonshouldnevet'be!egal,upfromll Pt;aut to vote In favor ot the PizlaHut area.llthebulldtngOtthe Seyler said he believes the city Is Sfmeach. Revenues from the street Clll!d auu bePieYe allortloo .rJould be pera:ut two yews ago; 2l perceut resolution were Allllerson, BrucE- _.age system wW bicrease em- forced 10 cttarge Monkey Run metersforoneweekwerel!61while avan'ib!e 1ep11y Wider some c1r: lotmeters ....... •""'tln$.'i68. . said abortion should be ava!Pable Reed, 1..arzy Webnmg and Hemy P*JYment,aslnthecaseoltbePizla residents for lbe WJe otthe stmn C\illlliiiUices accordlna to the Sill' only lfn JeJ IOpnA«t the!lfeoltbe w Not am v · ~ """'' --~ down,__ ... eny. presentwere xOUDg !ie'l'iers. vey by the Aleron B! I ron Journal IIIUU..,., U'-011 ~~ petU£1d In ' · and the U.nlva'llty o1 Akron. 1982, arxl 43 percent uld abolllon · Jeue Mlirquette, chalnnan rl.the unlverllty's political SCience depercertt In tills )'MI"s ~ • "· partment, ,attributed the apparent Four were 1D!(Iec lded or hlld no IIDSWI!I'. • • lb MIKE l'EINIIiLIE:B Ill w-.hln ..._ Ronald D~nan peace He ........ an a ........lute t In . - · estate deY............John Zacc' •. Ill UJu-.bortbi sentiment · "I thlllk It Is IN! a,.., It Is ,_,..,& I I Prw-Witll!r · ..,;-~-lamlly~ cu '""" ~...,... aro; v...., SAN FRANCISCO (AP ..-~~ defeuse spending, not merely. the andMorxla!esenthlswtle,Joan,&S· to WID by rWit·to-llfe groups and lbdbcs," said BsttJ ....,. Lewis, lfRhla· · , ·- As evezyone tram the abject poor o1 slow growth that Mondale their · representatives to the others•""""" to aboi tllh live cllrector rl. Ohio R11bt to Ute. Walter MrzM!aPe courted Ills two Es8ex County Ill New Yoric to the advocates. But be lllil the results don't "Our orpnlzatlon favors a HUman · '4'P'A•ts race to race, the Demo- enJJglltened atrruent of the gold Jackson, who won l8 percent o1 touncl room 1n appear 10 reaect a major charige In UJe Ame11cknent to · jHoted the : ~: ..._ Ccmveutloala "'-·-y· ~ ~Coasts rl. boOt ends ol our nation," the primaries' wtes, addi esaes the hearts to forgive Jbnmy Carter fqr: pub1lc opinion. unborn child, and we have fDIInd '""" "''"' ""' rangoutCUomo,aonollmrnigraiits. ""'~tes•~•""" """""'h'Mcandl his "state ...... 1 1n '""" • ..:."You've stalaot6'1percent (In the support buildlna tor that Mario CUomo, wbora!Piedtheparty "Arxllllbetweenlsthehearto1our da~'"""'tes•orthe~.::..tlon~u.~ .......... notto. .,. ....,.ea """'- ~.,.. e tohis•-'-"-rl.thefu"•-•_. .... ,~ ....-..--themlddle ' ..too• ... _ '' UUUW04 .....,.. found themselves shouting f(jj! 19IN IUM!'Y) Wbo feel abortion amendment. ·~ ~-.. do CUomo, whose keynote addre5J llbould bl!! avzll•h!e lillller' at least "Inapo!!wellOilllllllalonRIOIII - ''DI!iuoaabt did It, 8lld Demo- peql!e not rkh enoolgh to be ~h could answer the oompeUed thetn to takethe!r sea•-:, IOIIll! clmimatalices," Marquette cratscandoltagaln." ~· "" people favoraHwnanl.!li!Ameud· 'lbe pa..- for M.......,»'s dra· WID)'-treebutnotpoorenoughtobe 'P!Stloi! of his role b! Novembet". and listen. 1 lllld. ment. But whEn you aay, 'III!Yel' ,~ ...__ 011 welfare, thole who woric for a PartyprotessiQnalsthlnkJacksools • fa\IOrabortlon,'lt'snotreallyaiiJOd malic move- a peri0Dal111!88!0n llvlngbecauletheyhaveto." l'anaiJie r1. ....;,h.....,.;. millions o1 ·, ...__,_ btbe ....,... ~ • ., •• .,. Wile u~.t.~n at his side, Ca ... ~ The IUM!'Y wu based Cll 1129 way rl. 8I/III'Oflcllll JII!Oiile'l .lee!· ' alone with his two ....... Away from the humid subterTa· votestromnew)yreglsteredblacks. •-¥•u• •= lnlilrylewa COIIducted lnguboutllboltlon. TheWIII'dllwls mmlnatloll-couldcomet~w~Jatl!l nean CODVentlon hall, where their Meantime, suppoi'Ier!Jo1George - the trademark toothy grin as' lromApru:i8 to May6. Reip .-teNB ~onablltblpol!a." the .COIM!IIIIon ¢de+lq• a brawl deleptes bathed' Ill ora!ozy, Mon· McGovern, tbe anti-war nominee broad as ever - got a nostalgic· \\WI! aUed wldch rl. tbnie Ita• over ph!\•v+-.1 d!ll'enaus asn dale, Hart arxl Jackaon held their buried by R1chard Nixon In 1972, two-/TllnUteovauon. dndtsaplatbm. antw..trr48· 11,..IIDOethe!ll'iJnlli'· said ...... . to trying to tiler HeopenedwlthailllethatR.eagan • ..._ to the ,..........,tes ,...,.. • u..,. are ga had used against him In tbelr. ' ......., --- - les. 'lbe lllte: DeUtral ground - a l!llllUgh signatures to put him 1n · · Mosdz!e, Gl1y Han 8Jid the Rev. mte!IU!tea._.,_,NobHW •. . mmlnatlon- """R~hlmachance October 1f8) debate. "Here I ....~.......,. again," he"""""""· ·-~heaccused: .-.-or.l1-arel0meet!Qiay "No ldlllill£ can be elected :tolayouthlsviews. ,. ••• _ "'"' • IIIey can I'I!BIIM! their wltbout belp." Aid MOoclale, ad· Rerlgbar:.n of trampUng on h~ 'lbt~-Melp pQit rl. t&ellate to Hart, 11111 gamely In the race, liiiiNPIIY patrol Aid M .,,, was ~· dlfla_,.,. over party 111 . "I& DJ 1qxxtera after tJ1e 111 Hart said be tUloM!danoldldeatramMondale -u•c.mlllld a P'$1p.be.;tnw a p!anlllontbeURolloroeabroad,OII hour·lon( CUm!o moved them even more. jullll:e, jotlllllld ~tboY11J1 a COhljlliUUiae could be - Geraldine Ferraro. trallr, diMii "'Ra&lS.J6is. " It Is~ to Jock anns and move But ""'day allld bebceJ to , . .,.., on 1111 plank_ Eeldng to 'lbe Cdorado Bl'll811r said that 11 11, I'Wiwicq·, WSIIIJiltlll.1o1'!1d,1be Into this campaign together,'' the patrol laid wlllll lbe twa ,... ,.. Oum, Nl£l!' York's 117'eiW, a !lledle a fi11ure DeutOCiaUc preat· he wt:re ncmlnated, his running New Yorker told his party, He met. tile trailer .... 112ft ol oeata' iii2W l'lille Cll the Nftmal 801!111!, deal 1D tuiUidl Ill U.S. torcea Ill mate would ~ Ms. Ferraro, accused Reagan ol favoring the ll:rlldlla tbe 112ft fnllt r1. M '1 1'1 peaalby the ·IW' I I •II u a QmraJ America 8lld the Mldealt Mondele'ecampalalipartner. ID tbe unle11 U .iS. interests are "An extraordinary thing has riCh, overlooking !he poor, mortgag. c:ar, Cl/'1- • to lutll ova-lEI tile ~ IWIII,...Itltll some future Democratic · leollardPzled. happened In tbe party and In the • Jng the future and engaging In J• P.l'lli · wu 8JiiiJI&UOUs. ''We Datloli,'' Hart lllld delegates lrdm ~· macho lntranstgence.,, J' 'rteu'a car raselual t..vy Clllll\'8iiDL He l'I!Cited achievements ~ ot He el hUlaS the •!el gatea by telen'l!tberl8bttobi!oompetlttveto caJib'nla, • llate he can1ed big. ""' . . aDd Jdsi' ..,. damalt DemxuUc presidents tram RooseIll lbe 31 pJA. zcft'elll ...... ......,_ tbelr pan.y'l v111on rl. a the wry ead," buald. But he a11o "Arxltbatla a m-·Pwhalb med velt toCarter,ani!sald, "Democrats pliUiiielt that ll8ld: '"11iiftll-aneedmoreand not onlY b- a woman 011the ticket, was dtetl by lbe patrol tar 11ft r1. bonan bud wudr. Hll deP1veey 8lld more to wt\11!1 ate." but a lpedftC woman Cll the ticket.' ' did It, and Democrats can do It Clllla' lallow!nrlbe '" ''",. . tlmliilrtvaletllbearUII!Rep••lcan Hlap!lnDCliM!rjolls,jliltiCiearxl MI. Femuo 111111 her lalaband, again . " .,, DRESSER, MIRROR, 5 DRAWER CHEST & BED -probla•• 5 PIECE IN BEAUTIFUL RUSTIC PINE·. · WAS ON SALE FOR · OlaSON • FROST FREE Big 25" REFRIGERATOR .. LIVING . ROOM SUITE OniJ ' '49400 MAYTAG COLOR T.V. WASHERS ·&· DRYERS luy'em At The :Oid Price One Week Onlyl SET OF RW 111C£ Solid Wood • 2"x6" COnatructlon BUNK BEDS Reg. $799.• ChrJc!'' '12995 · 00 • SAVE FROM·'300. AND MORE :C)N· 3 PIECE LIVING ·_ ROOM SUITES, You Save . '200 00 h . a .ZENITH ·coNSOLE All New ANTRON, NYLON COVER 7 Poll: anti-abortion • • sentunent on nse 995 14 Cultlc Foot ~. ~ !11114._ 1._ ALL WOOD DINETTE SET · 2 Piece a \ won Compl~te Suite For Only $ $1 ·' Council okays tax increase resolution 4 PIECE ONLY $199.15 . . This W-k Only .. ' . . • I \ S:rrtehted ..... . . .Littlefield enrolls~ ••Page 4 ~ - at JOHN . ., ...................... u · l ,n J Emeruency ru . ns . .report e The Manatt affair•••Page 2 .. 10 -m. "--' ::~:::::=::~ -....w u, .... •-" Dems·.r ally to cuorno's k eynote address .;.,--._,..;,...,. ma- For Only You Save '20000 ...-.. ~~ates v........ Don't Buy Anywhere Until You See Our Display ut . """""" .....,........ ........, ...., ~ ius se1ermne Aeciden~ injures motorist • COM I CHICK OUT OUR PRICIS JODA Y... 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