https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dc302e81b47fbeb1569c06c20238a961.pdf 5ade46e126b3dc7360d69eeec921e19f PDF Text Text • • ' ~ 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. 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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. 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IAtten ....... be IB &ood tute, 11ddre..l•1 lltues, not penooaiiU". ~ - • /, ., ------------~~----------------~------- Judicial rough WASHINGTON - In Chief Justice Burger's first tenn on the Supreme Court, back In 19119-70, the . court disposed of 4,:DJ cases and .haoded down 88 signed opinions. Ill the tenn that !'nded a couple or .weeks ago, the court dlspolll!d r1 5,100 cases ·and handed down 151 signed opinions. The court's staff • has il)creased over this period. but . the 11umber of justi<-!5 has held constant at nine. .They are lladly overburdened, and their work shows it. It was not a happy or congenial court that said Its farewells after an · afternoon session on July 5. The chief justice was nursing a couple of cracked ribs. Justice Powell, thin to the point of emac;lation, looked exhausted. Justice S)I!Vens eoilld nile. --n Is an old sport at the high court .r orthejustlcestojabatoneanotber In disSent, but tbls term saw some rough stuff. Justice Marshall bitterly assailed his colleagues for railing to approve a free speech C<ISI! Involving a proposed s~ln at Lafayette Park across from the White House. Cll!ef Justice BIIJl!er, for his part, snapped that the case demonstrated a "trlviallzatlon" of the law. Justice Stevens may have broken all ' records lor dissent. He disagreed with -the majority on 50 or 91 divided votes,.andbeactuaUywrote ~dissent~ opinions. Thll was on top or a dw.en dissenting statements - some them !Illig, long statements - on (lenlal or review. In the of this disagreement he )ambasted opposing opinions as · unnecessary, Inexplicable. disturbIng, perverse, confused, con(uslng, Inconsistent, unwise, Slpgularly peculiar. flmdamentally wrong, and Uttle short of IJTesponslble. 'Ibe jlistlce had a bad way or ch~ ott In all directions. During the beetle last two weeks ol ' the terril, when 38 opinions came raining down. witnessed .an c: eXplosion of finicky statements and . ',:...:;.=~;-st ··~~-~..; __· ~--· - ~ "·'C' •• • • • ' • The Manatt affair: clumsy, silly _apd... unnecessary. ' ~. It l$n't eJ!SY for the Inevitable w1nner to create a no-win situation, but Walter F. Mondale managed. Headlilg for his greatest polltical triumph, he wwnd up playing the loser to the Democratic Party bureaucracy. So when the Democratic National Convention opened last night, ready to nominate Mondale tor the White House, the gavel W8$ tlrmly In the grip or Charles T. Manatt. Mondale tried to make him a lame duck by firing hlm effective on Frklay, but be didn't make It stick. Mondale and his lieutenants called the Manatt episode a typical convention rumbling, and a minor diversion. Maybe so, but It also was clumsy, unnecessary and sUiy. It took the edge offMondale's newfound Image as the ~slve political leader who dared defy tradition to put a woman, Rep. Geraldine Ferraro, :=n~e:~~:~~~~::==~~a::=:= l'age 2-1he Dally Sen.. lll .l'an'IIIIIY MiddlepOI't, Ohio Tu h1y, July 17, 1984 ByCHRISDAHL A_.,.., rr-wrtter SOlJI'HBURY,CoiUI. (AP) -As .. thenatlonalpastlme'sclownprlnce, stuff_ ~ ..,.----· -~J_ames_J._f(___:ilpa_t_ric,......k not restrain himself from a bitter dissent : "Of late the court has acquired a voracious appetite for judicial activism .... " Justice Brennan was so angry over a criminal case that he denounced !tis col- · leagues' "gradual but detennlned strangulation" or the exclusionary .. Baseball clown is dead at 91 ' ~AT liSr. GWAill~. I'M 'DOl~ ~ ru. or eourse we . """'~'""""...,...~ . " • : " " " " ' '' unhelpful CODCU1TI!IIce8. The court strnggled laboriously over an lll11n'l' portall,t case !nv(l!vlnl the photo. graphic reproductiOn or u.s ..C\lf• rency. (Sports illustrated had carried a cover showing $1lll bills In a basketball hoop.) White wrote an opinion lor the <»urt. but he was the only one who liked ajl or his work. Justices Brennan, Marshall, Powell, Bluckn\un and Stevens dis~ from one part or another, <1Ind concurred In one part or another. TbevotewasroUihly4-5to afftrm In part and reYlii'IM! In part. In a June opinion on lllepl aliens, the ·spHt was not 6-3, but rather 3<6. 'Ibe court's most serious problem may be swruried up In a phrase. RelatiVely speakln,, the justices · have no time to thllili:. Yes, their law ~lerks can .handle the great bulk of a thousaqd petitions "In forma pauperis" - the pathetic and Uiually . futile appeals from pei'IOns, mostly convicts, who are too poor to pay the court costs. And, yes, the justices do take a three-month "vacation" In the summer. But In the end the justtces still have to vote Individually on the disposition or every case, and the fiood or litigation knows no dry' s~ In August. The court needs help - 1101 In the form of more staff, but In relief from. the main bUI'tlen of hearlni · oral argument and writing ·full· blown opinions In J.51kl4d calies a year. ' Chief Justice BIIJ'ger has urged the C!'elltion of a new court, drawn from among federal circuit judges, whose Jlll1ll08e wouid be to resolve lnterclrcult conflicts on qUestions or statutory construction. During this past tenn at least 40 cases could have been so-resolved. My·sterious · · counci.•l'-?-r_:_--,-___._________Ja_c_k_·_A_nde_.,.........rs_o_n ' . AI Schacht entertained tens of mllllollli or fans at stadiums across the country tor more than half a DAILY SENTINEL T·IW.LTEt\M- Membenor Major& -- ·• . , .... t w 61 M • 51 '• ..• ,• • '• ,4!H, 44 43 .! i) .473 .462 3 5 6 40 08 39· !11 .... AU 61! !>\! ~.o to '. ..... , PriCe '~' I*PDUL N-'- Kawall ollhr Plldfk: Cout Bctetoll at &>artie {n) at DakJand {Ojeda &71 w ••, .... o..... ' MlnnetoUl at Baltllror¥, (nl C'1ewlaBd at Kansas City, (nl Tcrouto at Callfomla. (nl NA'I'ION,R U'AGVE ..1 EAST IJIVIIION W L PlrtJD.IJ'Ih San DleiO. Atlanta Lot - P«. GB 51 51 49 JJ !&3 - :II ~ H ft fl Sr.!. !lit .9li .484 38 ~ .«22 15 tJ 1~ 3\; 71h 9~ WDT DIVIIJON ' lh1llon ClndMatl 52 3G t7 ~ <6 43 e 40 34 San """"""" c~. DALJ..AS COWBOY5-Rek'ased - Dank!! CllkiCO at Oetrolt,.(nl Phfladelptda Morm>al St. Louis FOOl'IIALL . kr an undladoled fUture t:hft Milwaukee at Seattle Cbicai'J N_.._._ BUFfALO BlLLS-Traded Mrio CWk. conw:rtlatk, to W San Franc1.:o f9en 'Ieltu at New Ycrk &.too at QakLand , New Y011t .- z D£NVEtt NUOG~ .... Ba:trock din!l'tc.-, d. pla)e' ~­ SAN AN'TONJO SPURS-Named Gary FIIZ.!lrrmorll and Scotty Rober'lloo asistanl ooac11e$. (Kr\ieger . 1 Le~ ............u. a z N161111z •n J""" ~11. '"' (O:lcanower . . 7-8) MUwa!Jkeeo . PITJ'li3URGH P!RA.'mi-~ AmOs Otls, ouHk'kk'r, Oh lilt ~Y disabled Ust. Purdwed Bob Walk, pitcher, from 'l'8a!i Cllwcb at . New York !Nieta'o 12-41, in I . Tcromo (AleXander 7-4) at Caltknla S-1)), {ft) 1'9'•G.miw I Tran8aclions (~U-7),Cnl (Unpton 7-7), 161. en! • J0.-71 at BalttrnPrt> • (VIOla Montreal Sao DleiOao c......, Atlanta .at Monrreal. tnJ Lal Ar1ples at Pttt51JurKb, (n 1 PhJladetphta at Cb:tnuti, (n ) San Franctsaut St. Lluls, en, New York at HOUlton. lnl , . MlmNOta at Fr~ U<rWcow S-8) at sa. Loull (Andujar 13-7), (n) New Yort IOarUni J0..3) at Houstm !Niekto 9-8), {n) ........,..o..... 11-t), Cnl 6-il San CleYeland (Heaton 5-9 and Comer 1-t) at Kamas City ctft.n 9.6 and Black ro 11. 2. (nJ Ctdcaao ~~ H I at Dmoit !Petry '' ' .. & IMAhk'r Lm ~ {Pftla 10-4) at Pltllburgh tOel..eoll 6-4), (nl Phtl.ldtlptU cCarttm 7-ll at ctndnnali Balllnoore ~ """""""' I New York 9, ~ 8 ·KanlaJ City 3, <leYl>land 1 CaiWrnl.a 3, Tormto 0 Searde U, MJ,twau.kee 2 Bolton t, OlkJ.and 1 l w- Chka&'o I !oOO 3 csmnta7-7J, (nl !ll7 - fl !Ill .511 7 .4!1> S\1 .461 u 5.2 ' .- G lt ,.; .382 18\1 Clarke illld T~ Fudgl!o, dl!fmstve badtl, Walt Gdrlprt, l!Dta't. Dmald Jotmon and Gl"f¥WY llot:Jbl, witiP ~ft'S. Calvtn JoiNon. Brad liCM'Jand and Mlr'rb 8nM'n. ctefenltve mcls. Ranl:b' JenkinS and Lee McKinsUt>y, , quanert:.du:, Kari Wauon and Hawan:l ~. liDeta'ter, Henry RameUI, taclde, l<ftTy Smltb, run-. nlnj: t.:k, Olear Spitft' and Scott Wfdell. lOcken, and PJug Wllktl'llng. fu.Ut.ck. BRON<Xl!>-,... Rldo l<ao;· Iii. lddcer, 1\o conDENVER il ~erie~~ ~ ont>-y@ar tracta.Relea.ed Lany Barvtt and Mlchao! 8<>-d. bock& """"' Jad< Femandez. uaec.cker. and Jam Morgan, guard. on Ole lr'IJUI'fd reaerve USt . LC6 ANGELES RAMS-WaivEd Ml· cha>l Ward, pua!('f', Jop ~. (11Dtn, Guy SALE PRICES GOOD THRU 7·22·84 WHILE SUPPLIES LAST dozen people attended. WE RESERVE ' THE RIOHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES '· ... •••' ,," .• ••;- • ••• Mid ,.,.•' .. '. ,, .Jj ' ... mer brol!ght ~ goat to the Polo Grounds "'..,.' • -·:- -rm.ru, .......-. Mille Johol· "'I """' end and - .• Johnson. -... IJ;, lot abOut the game.l'm not afraid In · pressure situationS. I've . failed at AP Sports Writer When a 10-year major league veteran gets sent down to the minors, It COUld mean the end rlthe line. Glenn Abbott didn't let tl)at happen to him, however. Optioned to Evansville on June 15 after severallneffectlvepertonnan·ces, Abbott made his first atartslnce his July 15 recall MO!Wy night and pitched a five-hitter to lead the Detroit Tigers to a 7-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. ''the last two times I pllched doWII there I felt I was getting to · about Where I wanted to be," saki Abbott o! his month-long demotion to the minors. "Ireallyfeltlhadmy stuff-togethei-." He certainly did Monday night, retiring the first 13 batters en route to the Tigers' fourth straight vl!!tory. Detroit Improved Its lead In the Al, East to ~~OWl' Toronto. a 3.() lollei' to cliltornla. In the other AL games, It was Baltimore 3, Minnesota 1; Kansas City 3, Cleveland 1; New York 9, Texas 8; Seattle 11, Milwaukee 2, and Boston 4, Oakland l Greg Luzlnskl's fifth-Inning single spoiled Abbott's brlet no-hit bid. Abbott, 3-2, a!soallowedRonKittle's 2lst homer In the ninth. "That pitch was just a hanging slider," said Abbott. "I knew be would be up there swinging and I didn't want to lay a fastball In there:' Kirk Gllmn drove In three runs lor Detroit with his 13th home run r1 the season and a triple, raising bls RBI total to 50. "I'm different than I was last .year," said Glb5on. "I'm much more 1-elaxed and I think I learned a .A~,.;• .· . tJmes and I've sucreeded .. . with season. •• SIIile regularity this ' -·'"'... '· A11pi.S, BllleJ~~JB 0 Jim Slaton pitched a seven-hitter lor his tint shutout since 1979 to lead CaUtornla over Toronto. Slaton, 3-3, surrendered two singles In each f1 the first two Innings, then retired 16of the next17 men on his way to bls first complete game since Sept. 16, 1979, when be bad three shutouts as a Milwaukee pltdler. Sia(m didn't walk a batter and struck rut three,. · Brian Downing's secoJlll-lnnlng sacrUice fly gave the ~ a 1~ Imd off Jim Got!, 54. California made It ~ In the third m ROO Plcctolo's leadoff single and an RBI double by Gary Pettis. In the fourth, Daryl Sconlers' single followed DeCinces' trlplefqrCallfornla'slast ... . [':.;· ,. ' ~"'.' .. ' ,, · ... ... LAKEWOOD ..,.,,-, 14 INCH 3 .... llD ·FAN . ....-·.,-, ~ . ' - .-·~;; . .. - ... ' -.- Orlolal3, TwJns 1 John Shelby and John LoWenstein broke out or long slumps with solo homer$ and Eddie MUITlly also belted a homer In 91Jlll0rt of Storm Davis' five-hitter as Baltimore beat Minnesota, 'l'!le Ortoles have hit 14 homers whUe winning five r1 their last six games, and al of their 24 runs In the last seven contests have scored on 0 I • '~ .. ' . . .~ ·' ,• .... . ...... r • • •. ;•:. .\ . .-::_,·... ' ~"I~. .."'' . ' . -' ~ ) .'j ) ' I .~. ·• THERMI5. ffiSappeal COOLDATE COOLER . CINCINNATI (AP) - ~='p~ ~~ .••. ..••' .•••,' • Mel .ain loses Fonner Detroit Tigers pitcher Dennis D. McLain has lost his appeal of an IDternal Revenue · · Service llen againSt him lor the operation of the ·Memphis Blues BaseiJil1l Club. The 6th u.s. Circuit Court or .. · •· '· . .'.. In the 1922 World Series, Schacht By~RAPPOl'ORT DloF u•- "'> ., """'- <Trooo Adlnll .4t0 Z2 .414 :H " Ci " " ; Soa 03) lB~ a.c.ao M1nnelota Detrott 7, .l MeOIG114e KeeP,Hii SiLL foReVeR. .4'1'1 CaJ.Jonia ., Today it) historY .~l7 51 3j 51 WI!BT OIVIOON . 48 4.'J Oakland Seertle Kanaao Clly ....... ' I .. H&'J 42 40 "' -·- rww Ycrlt u; L Pet. Gil 2tl .e 36 M 8 tJ 50 u Ml ....... Q .... DloF •. ClolaooJ> 0 ........,. t L o t - l - I . OlldnaoU 2 SM Fr.dlcO .L~ouJ• 6 I century. At b1s fUneral Monday, about two to -~A....Ial ted p,_ AMEIUC\!11 LENlUE l Lowell Wingett _ Soa charged and l)egan gnawing at ,.~ Schacht's pockets. So, SchaCht ~. wrestledtheanlmaltotheliround- - ' It was tobecome hismosttamous . '. routine. ·' Abbott returns, hurls Tigers 7•I victory ; ~ :·~ . Deall Ault, Rod Roulb ud Fred BUJ:y• • Scoreboard ... •' • OH,IM't. sur .,..,,left H reoonlare, 1m to~­ Dealle ~ Quid &.loy, 1ne1 Grtnun, Ti-avll I.q...•••Jb lllld Shawn Mich. 8tr110 g - Mathew to Interest groups, too easily pushed In one direction or another. · ' AnationalpoUtlcalconventtonhasonlyonerealprtzetobestow,andthat ' WASHINGTON -AboutlOtlmes ces, who are rtntshlng one or their. slonal llals!Jn office. Given ·the to avoid economic surprises. Its -~IS nornlliatton for the White House. That Is what Mondale has sought so . a year, a mysterious council of 12 two-day meetl!!gs today, lnfluence urgencies for sec~y and the . handling of the federal budget .I Imperatives of ,d.gnlty, the Fed might have been different, (or long, and that Is what he wW have on Wednesday night. Mondale has the assembUes In Imperial grandeur In what Interest rates you wW pay, doesn't .SUI!IJOI1 prompt disClosure example, If the legislators had delegates, and his Interest right now Is In a convention of celelrat!on, a Washington, D.C.. conference how much money wW be avallsble ' hamlony and unity. room two stones high, with an for businesses to borrow, and after all. Volcker haS told some known that the prtme Interest rate was going to rise four times In the eight-foot marble fireplace and a whether tnOation wW once again members or Congress that there's 10-foot crystal chandelier. Their eat UP your earnings and reduce the · already too muclt sunshine on the · past six months - decisions that It makes no sense to pick fights on the small stuff. But Mondale did. Increased the servicing cost or the dellheratlons are rivaled for sevalue or yOurbank accounts. Fed. Ironically, Mondale almost certainly could have dispatched Manatt and national debt by $12 bllUon. . crecy only by the sacred proceed~ The committee's obsessive seThis bait-and-switch maneuver InStalled bls own chalnnan right after the convention, U he'd followed the 'Ibere's another reason !!OOie lngs In Vatican City when the crecy has long Irritated White · left tbe_ Joint Economic Committee traditional timetable. 'Ibe choice of a chairman Is a prerogative or congressmen want to end ihe College of Cardinals selects a new HoWle econorn1sts and congresstaff In a fury. The Fed's stand presidential nominees. The national committee meets on Friday, the •I pope. sbo-week blackout r- the possibility slonal planners, who lor six crucial "appears to be at variance With morning after ~ convention, to hear from the nominee and do his bidding. : At least the cardinals send up wt!eks are reduced to reading tea (the views) expressed In Volcker's · that the delay gives big bond There would have been sane grumbling If he had fired Manatt then, but traders what . amounts to Insider I ·wiSps of smoke to let the waiting leaves for clues to Its momentous conversation with Sen. Jepsen," It wouldn't have madetmuch difference. .tntormatfon on future trends In the · l world kiiow when they have taken a decisions- Legislation that would protests an lntemal committee \ vote, and they announce their compel .'the Fed to disclose ~ memo seen ~ my associate bond market. Although no ~ne seriously beBut MO!XIale made his move In adVance. "I wanted to get on will\ oW- ultimate decision the day It Is made. decisions Immediately has been Michael Blnstetn. lieves that Fed ortlctals are leaking work," was bls only explanation. He said headvlsedManati on Thursday. So secretive are Washington's dour Introduced by Sen. Roger Jepsen, The Fed contends that the Information to outsiders, the sixWord spread through the convention hotels on Friday night that Manatt dozen that they don't announce R-Iowa, chalnnan or the Joint six-week lag Is necessary to was on the way out and thatMondalewanted Bert Lance, the Georgia state their decisions untU slxlfeekslater, '' Economic Commlttee, and Rep. prepare the public for the pollcy week delay gives knowledgeable bond tradi!rs time to look lor clues • . chalnnan and Jimmy Carter associate, to become national chairman. Bob and then they release only a cryptic Jack Kemp. R-N.Y., the economic decisions. But the memo cornBeckel, Mondale's campaign manager, said that Idea drew "a mixed summary. guru of the House. · ments: "The Fed's posltl<in, or that could be worth millions. The big bond houses have whole reaction," which Is something ol an understalmlmt. Mondale hacked 'Ibe enigmatic group Is the In late May, Jepsen thought he . course, Is silly. Why should It take platoons of full-time Fed-watchers, away when It drew protests from some ol his closest allies. Federal Open Market Committee, had secll1'ed Fed Chalnnan Paul six weeks to Justify a policy <;an make educated gl!esses on who Lance Is, after all, areal, live remlnderoltheCarterltnk, and Carter lost which s,ets the 'nation's monetary Volckel"s support lor uie diSclosure position? Either the Federal Open the Fed's next move from the signs. the !list election. Mondale often points to hls'e xperlence In govenunent and . policy. Its members are the seven b.lll. But a· prerogative once Mljrket Committee had a basis for ., his term as vice president, but bedoesn'tgo outol his way to remind voters governor$ of the Federal Reserve clutched to the bosom Is not easily making a decision, which should be Small-business men can't afford whose vice presldellt he w8$. Board and five representatives of glvenup,andVolckeflsamastetor .reveal~. or they had no basls.fo~ such C061ly, constant scrutiny. • 'Ibe real reason !lie Fed Insists on Furthermore, Lance left the Carter administration under ·a cloud .Federal Rese~ bank presidents. ' cautious feelers, rettacta!>te bluffs making a decision, In which case secrecy, outSiders suspect, Is to hecalllle of his banking practices In private life. Mondale has caml)algned Although few outside Washington and muted confrontations. · nothing should have been done." •' against what be calls "the sleaze factor" In the Reagan admlnlstrl)tlon. have beard of the Federal Open What Volcker told Jepsen In a The six weeks or secrecy prevent Congress from exercising l' Some Democrats said that to make Lance the party chalnnan would give Market Committee, ItS Jovian private meeting has since been ·hampe.-s the plans and predictions control over the agency. Knowledge Is power, and the Fed doesn't Republicans a ready comeback. Mondale said not. decisions affect the course or the "ciartfled" by the Fed's congres-· or economists In other federal Nevertheless, he stopped short or maldng Lance party chairman and U.S. economy. •The dozen ernlnenagencies. Congress would also Uke want to share either one. made him gmeral chalnnan olthe presldelltial campaign Instead. He said ' be would replace Manatt with somebody else. "It's time for new leadership," Mondale said. But J14anatt had a constituency ol his own- the party professionals and ' ' state Democratic leaders just then assembling lor the convention. He'd ' When I liJTived on the Ridge I was up early this morning. children, all In the same log cabin · had back trouble the rest or his life been answering their phone calls, doing their favors, and they hadn't Grandma was already caring lor Later at the Post Office when I on Pension Ridge w_here she and and spent his last years as an forgotten. One or them said bls ouster was obscene; another suggested one ol-phalled grandchild, - Edith to a friend that I only complained Grandpa had gone to housekeeping Invalid. S1Dce he had steadfastly there must be a Reagan mole In the Mondale campalgn. Norris, and had given a IKme to a •. had six hours of sleep, he accused right after the Civil War. I can refused to apply for a pension, the After a day of that, Mondale changed bls mind and decided that Manatt neighboring girl. l only mention me or haYing a 1111llty conscienCe. 1 Imagine her using her strongest Whetstone 'family spent several could stick around after all. James Johnson, the campaign chalnnan, met these ,family matters to _show you with Manatt and Lance, then annouJlCi!d .that Mondale·had changed his • reminded him that whelt'one Is old expletive, "Fiddlestick!" She lean year's until a couSin In what a wonderful, caring woman , qualify for a Golden enough to would have said that having a baby Gallipolis, James Darlington, with mind. iny grandmother was even though Buckeye Card, OPportunities for the ts the most natural thing In the polltlcal connections In WashingHe explained, lamely, that tbls·would help In iiiixl-ral.slng and Improve . she didn't have the modern miracle ~ that cause a llUllty con· ' world. "When t.'le apple II ripe, the ton, managed to get him a pension. cooidlnatlon. The latter may be particularly Important In an organization or television .to .tell her how to have science are few and tar between. apple will drop." I heard her tell AD tbls, or co111'91!, happened long that now wW have a party chalnnan the nominee didn't want; a general her babies and llve her Jlfe. While I was walling for the cook young neighbor women tired out by before Grandma took me home chalnnan he does want; a campaign chalmlan; a cainpalgn manager; Somehow, I am Blll'l! life will still to get up I watched one or the early an Interminable pre1nancy. from my mother's funeral when 1 - and an old Mondale associate, Michael Bernlan, as director or the go on In spite or television If the momlng news shoWs. Thll particu- Grandma had reared all her nine was nine months old. By that time Detnocratic cmunlttee. · nuclear menace Is harfteesed! · lar show was all about childbirth children with the exceptton or one Grandpa had passed away as had 'lbe episode soon wW he forgotten; It may take longer to draw up the ' ' and the modern way. It made me · who died In Infancy and a son, three more daughters. organizational chart. wonder just how we ln!ated .this Harvey, who had sucked a bean Into subject for 90 many years before his lung from a homemade blow televiSion came along. I have been sun the same day that Grandpa out or the baby business lor almost finished IayiJIIi the Door.or the pulpit •40 yeats and was appalled at my In the Fallvlew Methodist Church. ' HooeRN Ignorance. I had thought 'that The bean aprouted and Uncle cat~ haYing children was a private atfalr Harvey died In his early teens Of Today Is Tuesday, July 17, the l99th day ol19M. Therearel67daysll!ftln ' ' between Dr. Itaymond Boice and IUIII fewr. Modern medical tecbnlthe year. the chlldrell's mother but now I find cal came too late tor Uncle Hll'YE'Y a.JVQ Today's hlghllght In history: . It has become a nel8hbor11ood and mll1lonl r1 other children who On Job' 17, 1936, the Spanish Civil War bepn as General Francbco project with lotallltl'ancen aentnl died from lbe many and Franco led his anny forces In revolt against the goyemment. Into the act. Two yery presnant accldeDII 8lllly treetable today. • On this date: motllels-to-be were on tile Jii\lil am My grandpareata iMd ap~UipfiIll 1113. SlrWiterRalelgh was ap-ested lor9•11!«tedcompllcltylnaplot with tbetr hualiands and demon- 0111 life clilrlq their tint yean on to detluule England's King James I. . · strated the new technique under the Pet18loD ~- Grlndpa wu aline . Ill 1981, a pair or walkways above the lobby r1 Kansas City's Hyatt direction r1 tbelr ·lnltructor, a lady CIIJ1)I!IIter ud ~ the R.egle!lcy Hotel collapsed, ldlllng 114 people and lnjurlng :.DI othe!'s. · approp1ately prbed In a none's COIIitniCIIaD r1 many r1 tile Ten yeers ago: A bomb exploded In the Tower,r1London, fatally Injuring uniform. hOmes fer w!llch Letart was noted ooe tourist and wounding more than 40. · .Ill my linorii'ICI! I had always In ltll Mrly d!tYI- Tiley Included the Flve yeats ago: Nicaraguan president Allutallo Scrnoza resigned, then IIASIIC!ated pantlni and deep twe.- two BMee hamel at·Apple Grove new into ex0e 1n Mlaml. thlng as a prelude to motherbood and maJI)I at lilt line ...._ In One year ago: 'lbe leaders ofMexlro, Venez"ele, Colllrnb6e 111111 Panama but J1011V IIIDd It II tbe illeypmt rltbe Letart Felli ballt tor river captaiN '• ex&* e11 ed their concem over ho8tllltles In central America. bll:th piOC II It Wu faM:In•t!ni to with prollafrom tbe ....... river ' Today's birthdays: Actor James Cagney II 85. 1V pet'llll8)lty Art watch the twcmonplel Uld tbe nune trade. GI'BIIIIpa 11u been Injured' . htdtfng and pufllnf at acll otber u Llnkletll!r Is 72. ComedlaD PhylllBDDier ·~-Act« Donald &itberlandalld dllrlal tbe Battle r1 Geltylbura. ccmedlall Pat McConnldt are !!0. Acb- *& Dlahami-Camllllltl. tbey took deep breatbl Uld bore Wlllll tbe battle OWl' cmly Actresf-(.'Omed Lucie Arnaz and ccmedlln .b Pllcopo are 33. Actm' · down In perfect ............. I cm1y GraDdpa JDd l5 otbln out Gilda David Haslelllltt 1132. Hoclley star Bryan Tltttlet II 28. ii:&Jetted IIIII Grandma was 1101 C0111J111DY lit llllmawreltSIJ lllw. 1bougllt lor today: ''Fur every men wbo llvel without.trtreeeedoimnn, tile rest then! to -what lhe badmu.dby ~ 1«10\i&iid Uld was CID IICII\Ie r1 us must face the gullt-'' - Lillian HeDman, autbor-playwrlght · bellla·IIOnl In the WJq ceatury. ~ whh lbe AnriY Gillie Poan.c Grandma had liven birth nine J431tll the war l!llded. However, be .<~1981). ~ -Miracle of television Ault, ScoU Mitch, Moa&y Hunter, ......, llubbanl, Mindy Paltz..., Adam Sndlb, at.:• Clark .ad ea. Clellllld. Coed- Ill iNII year'• lam are - .,, ir;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;::: The fUneral was held In a smaU chapel on a lazy July afternoon, the kind or day on which Schacht' szany . shenaillgans Would rock stadiums . With laughter. ' However, several or his close friends ;Uxi relatives cried during the simple~ service. There was no laughter. There were no representatives or baseball. Main Street In the western Connecticut town or Southbury was tar removed from the ballparks and the tans whole lives Schacht touched. The aklnny c~ died quietly on Satunlay at the age or 9L Schacht entered maJar-league bueballasllpftcherlnll!l9, theyear the same was robbed of Its Innocence by Chicago's World . SeHes-rlgglng scandal - the Black Sox. the 11M DIU)' S 'lnel T-bd team wbocornplet.ed the l!'llm w11b a In New York. Alter stuffing .his pockets with cabbage, he had the goatturnedloose. He Intended to taunt the goat as a bulltlghterwoulda buU. Butthegoat ..,.,. •• •HOlDS t 112 OZ.I CAfiiiS •7 QUART CAPACITY $ CLOSED . 7707 ......"'' ....' .. - ,..-~ . ,~- : ' .. .... ' OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE ' l"t YOURI POR ONLY! 6!E!PLIES LAST! .' '....' .. , .. }.J. . ALL DAY WEDNESDAY G.I9 a n tIC . Se II 0. ff 214 McLain, who was gena a! manager or the team, was Uable loi' tbe lJr76 second-quarter Social Security and federal 1ncome tax withholding Starts Thursday At Noon taxesforthemlnorleagueballclub. SEE WEDNESDAY'S PAPER ., MIT MAIN ·- ' PGIIROY 992-6687 ...... ~K~Kra~~:a~~L~:::::::::RO::R::M:O:R::E:D:E:T:A:ILS::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~j or the team, Dr. Bernard M. ,. ' . <1NI1I!l' Kraus, was liable for the third quarter taxes. . Mcl.a41 had claimed that Pr-and Mrs. KraWJe, as financial supportersoltheclub, agreed io indEmnity him under an agreement called . ''Cancellation or Sale or Stock and WHY DO sOME PEOPLE PRE-PLAN THEIR OWN FUNERALS? . I Mrs. Kraus denied the agreenient with 1espect to the Social Security payments. and tellito LGblll vlctla)' ...~111111 I ., II!YI!IIth. Cllenlllel! a~llll&tll Jakarl and paid 15-&l, ' . . .. · ·~ -· . Ia tlflct, one uses lilt bwdltt pllclcl on the imllldilti family- in ._s of bollllllt proper course. of Kliott to follow and the puce of llilld ill Uowilll t111t llfllllt-tS line bien lilde in Hnllc:e. Seioto DoWD8 FalfDt ·" Tint important rusons eome to mind II onc:e. Pre-planninc l*lliiS fiH dloict, MikeS ont's wishes lnOWII, and deies aWIJ wittl any p0$Siblt diSIIfllm.l IIWOnl the berured os to whit to do 111d llow - h to sptlld. Franchlle.'' 'COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) - Cherola!e Lobell peced the mile In a f8$t . 1:58 3-5 to win his division of the Star Pointer Pacing Series at SCkM Downs on Mooday night. The 4-yelll'-ol4 ol Bl'et Hanover bad. befJI In a dllel with Pllanton also a f1rst round wiDner 1a1t . - , untn the stretcll. wb&n Phantixl Falcon brOice stride • . Ar~na yo1r l111eral is usy. Wt Clft assist you in •lld•nalllt type ol flllnl umc:e y01 desire llld pi ICe it in •our lilts ulllil 1111 tiill of Mtd at 110 ·~It to you. Wt han infllr•tift rllllilll Nttrilllnd Yidto IIPts which lillY lltlp you wltll your decisions. · lltc:eiSI .. lftl tllttt~is 1111Htion lilly be olnln to 111111y residtt~ts in tilt ~llity .. Mt¥1, ...,. lfld you asked. fl~!,- ~16-flt-u. Wt wtfcollt 10"' Qlllti-ud co11...t~ on this and otbtr sdjtets - •• pri¥lte or Pllblicly tluotlp tills eot111n. . Y"--'*-" JAIIIES SIIIIPSOII WILLIS BLOWER 1 0 ' ~\.'( ' • FAST STARTING . •GENUINE HARDWOOO • $1 ~9 ../ . ••' :. . ... .' - ·~ _.nl .-· I - ,:- �< Page 4 Pol•-v The Daily Sentinel Pirat~s was sent tD the minors and, admittedly tn a poor mental state, Josthlslli'sts!Xgamesashisearned run average ballooned tD over 10.00. The right-hander lln1shed the season 11-12 at Trip~A Richmond and made one start for Atlanta. Prior to this !;ellSOil, he was released by the Braves. "I don't know why Atlanta let me go," hesald. "It'shard formetn look backandflgureltout." Walk called nearly every team In the majors and fOUIKl that the PlttsbuQ!b Pirates were the only ones litlerested. The Pirates Signed him and senthlm toa&wallotthe Pacific Coast League, where he stralnlnghlsrlghtelbowwithOJIIIQUt lnthenlnthlrlnlnil, whlchtorcedhim flmltlieg&me. "It's nOt serious," the 27-year~ hurler said a1ter his first majorleague triumph since AUg. 21, l9ll2. "I've been pitching with It all year. I'm sure I'll be able to pitch again Satunlay." The victory was Pittsburgh's seventh strslght In other NL games, San Diego blanked Chicago 4-0, Montmal tipped Atlanta 3-1, Philadelphia ·cruncJie(l Cincinnati 7-2. San Francisco held of! St. Loubi 7-6 and New YorkbatteredHoustonm: "Why did Atlanta Jet hlm go?" pltchlnglnthemajors." The IJod&ers seemed tD agree. · "He threw .hard and he threw strike;," sald Mike Marshall, wbo9e homeruniiCCOODtedfortheloneLos Angeles run. Added IJod&er MIUI8gel' Tonuny Lasorda: "Maybe he found something he didn't have before." Jim Mon1son and Dale Berra cracked solo home runs far the Pirates to pin the Joss on Rick Honeycutt, 74. · Meta~. AMros 3 NewYorkwoundupwith22hlts- activated when Amos Otis was put · "He was very nervous early In the on the disabled llst game," Tanner sald. "Probably He came through tn his first start more nerwus than he was pitching by ~ just five hits before tntheWorldSerles.Buthethrewthe Game 7 SUN., JULY 22 At Meip H.S. 10:00 A.M. A'IIOCI•W Pre. Wrlla' TOLEDO, .Ohio (AP) - Eastern Michigan University officials reacted angrUy to a decision telling the school tD . drop Its football program If It wants to remalit In the Mld-AmericanConference. The MAC Colmcll of Presidents voted Monday to give Eastern unt!l Aug. 1 tD discontinue Its littercollegiate football' program or leave tbe conference altogether. The councU Is conceJned that Eastem Michigan cannot meet attendance requirerilents needed to maintain the MAC's Division IA rating within the National Collegiate Athletic Association. "I'm concerned with ITIY hundred players first and my staff second. I told my players the only thing they deserved was the chance to play agalit.'' said EMU football Coach Jim Harkema, whose squad was 1-10 last year. "They had one month tD make a decision that's going tD affect the wholeconference,andnowwchave two weeks to make a monumental decision that will affect the whole university,'' he said. Officials of the 10 MAC colleges · voted 7-2 to amend the conference Galle 11 . SAT., JULY 21 At lleics 'I.S. 1:00 P.M. Game 9 SUN., JULY 22 At ltiJS H.S. 5:00 P.ll. ALEXANDER SAT., JULY 21 At leias H.S. 11:00 A.M. Game 8 SUN., JULY 22 At leip H. S.. 12:00 Noon Game 12 SAT., JULY 21 At Meigs H. S. :t:OO P.M. . tD drop Its unsuccessful football program butthat continue others sports constitution will allow Eastern Game 10 LOSER GAME 11 SUN., JULY 22 At leip H.S. 2:30P.M. 3rd PLACE LOSER GAll£ 12 ~tern defeats Syracuse in Pony play Jli local Pony League action Menday, Eastem defeated Syracuse by a 3oO score. · Bryan Durst pitched a four-hitter. He fanned 14 and walked two. Jainey Hensler was charged with . ~IOSs. Hegaveupfourhlts,fanned Durst led Eas~ at the plate, along with Ronnie Maxson, with each hilling a double. Jeff Caldwell and Steve Horner also hit singles. Hitting for Sytacuse were Bobby WWis, two stnglea, Hensler, a triple and Barry McCoy, a single. nll)e and had four walks- Belk-says he's ready to play in NFL • 1<1Rn.AND, Ohio (AP)- Rocky ~. a second·year pro who Is battling ,with several velel'ans and for the Cleveland Browns' outside receiving jobS, says he's re,ady to play tn the National Football L,eague. 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Officerswill handletableatrange. rnent and bevenig!!5 for the ptcntc and Mary Martin, PbyWs Gilkey and Colleen Van Meter will handle '· I Subs(:rlbers not dealrlng toJ)Iy U),ecar- riPr may remit In advance direct to The Daily Sentinel on 3, 6 or 12 monlh basis. Credit will be given carrif.r each monlh. No subscrlptlonii b)l mall permUted In towna where home carrier servl~ 11 .. '• .. available• . . MAIL r.::'!'~PTIONS Calendar · ., 13 weo~cs ............ .................. ... 11u; weo~cs '"'ii;;i;;ide'ON;;""""" $58.24 POMEROY 13 Wceka ......... ........................ J15.60 , . '' swimming pal1y. Happenings I ~ish lDesvtne J ·-·-· ---------------~--~----~ Alloclatlon will hold Its ann\lal ' A lire depal'tment water battle Wm be at 2 p.m. with a street ~fnm9p.m. to midnight. ~cine auxiliary i The July 4 celetratlon was ilecUs8ed at the reCent meeting of the Racine Flremen'si.adlesAwdlIMY held at the haD. · l It was IIOII!d the aUXIliary . had lvm the llrernl!n $'n) !or the fhew..-lcl dllplay. 'lbe birthdays ot ft)vn!a I.yoas, Di!bble Johnston l • l' . •' '• • I __,_ ConleyCole,HelenReynolds,Freda Welling, Clara WU!Iams, Garnet Ashley, Eleanor Lohse and Stacie Shuler. Group singing of "Arnerlc4" and "'I'be LDrd's Prayer'' opened the rr.eetlng. DeYutlons Included "The Stoc,yofMlrlam" by Clarice Erwin. "Lord I Believe In America" was MIDDLEFIElD, Ohio (AP) An Amish man wlloeams his living by building tradltlooal hoJose.drilwn CIIITiages has gained attention with his latest creations ~ two r!ckSbaws. "No me has ever seen a rickshaw around here, and I have had quite a few visitors," sald Jooas J. Mlller; ~ • Miller himself had never seen one or the ancient, two-wbeeled orleiltal taxis pulled ·by ~ until a restaU1'8tl!llr showed up with a · rented 11ckshaw tn his truck and asked Miller tD duplicate lt. Jerry Powell, owner ot Pickle Bills Restaurant tn the Lake Couilty community of Grand River, plans to I~ . 'J KNOWS 11IE PAIN - Barbara RlneJiait, Jadlana, ... ow . sdiool 'eMber at Rio Gl'llllde Elemealary, 11 · 1 'he w111t a lltatewlde lleareb at JIOII-pollo .,........, viCCiml. IJucli vldlma, " wlloareiiiOIIIIymH:I!e apd, Wel'eafi!Wedwllllthe = ne'llluiic the polio epidemic period at t;he IMIIi and ...... Reneardlen ... fl~lhevldimlartexperlendall~JIIID,Mn.Waebari problemS. are needed. Infonnatlon can be made tD Mrs. RIDebart at ·61!1 Sternberge' Road, Jacboo, Since a statewide search for post-polio victims Is being conducted, their names, ·addresses and phone nwnbers Melvin, 103 Center St., Coal Grove, Ohio, 45638. It will be forwarded to a Dayton clearinghouse. A Daytoa olflce eel up IIi the state' to help posto.pollo VIctims, served as a lnOdel for the two read followed by prayaer by Cathy Cooper. Mildred Riley presiled at the meeting with otflrers' reports given by Dorothy Roach, Farle Cole and Thelma Boyer. For roll call, membersnamedaplaretheywould like to vacation. · Mrs. Roach used "God and . · Countty" for the theme of the patrlo~ program. ~re seMng the Meigs County Trustees contest. PlaJIII announced for A-xiatiln dinner Mooday night It was noted the charter had been draped In memory at Herbert Dixon. l;ie, his customers to hls establlslunent from a parking lot he leased a block away. Hesaldheplanstohlre husky high school foQtball and wrestling athl!!tes to pull the rickshaws, beginning lit 1\W weeks. Hostesses were Clarice Erwin, Cathy Qqler, and Martha Chllds. Others attending the meeting were Reva Beach, Dorothy Baker, Delcle Forth, Hlldred Canoo. Ella Mae Daugherty, Grace Hwley, Mildred Hawley, Eleantl' Lohse, Lu1a Mae Qu!vey, Louise McElhinney, Nora Star Grange nzaster eleaed • Patty Dyer was elEcted master of the Star Graqe at a recent meeting of the 1PWJ1 held at the hall near Salem Centa'. Others elected were Larry Mont· . '' ' I I--: \ ' Ci!&llii.lili:Lii ' j r---=:: •' <'' ' ' II II * JUly· • '-·PRESENT COUPON TO PHOTOGRAPHER LIVING COLOR PACKAGE SPECIAl * D. D. STUOIO, INC. Specaals ! • 8 X 10 3 •5 X 7 15 ·Wallets 95~ ALL AGES PLUS FAMILY small dish. 378-6158 Ohio •. PORTRAIT . $1650Qt' HOME SATELLITE TV SPECIALISTS OEPOOT $1 •.00 ON DEUVERY 8' SPUN ALUMINUM DISH Re11111rbble picture q1111ity in a PRICE INCLUDES . COMPLETE IIISTALATION WITH YOUR ·PACIIAGE ·-- I 5x7 p~ogsE Hi&fle" 8icture quality comes with rake 324 Receiver -:-----'----:----·------'----"--~------"-'--7-~----,------'--------- '•' r;:=at=the=Metg$;::==tv~,=air=·=:::=========:; 12' PARACLIPSE MESH DISH Considered top of the line, \ < •' • 'lbe annual Inspection will be held Aug.4·. The natlooallll!edlework contests were judged and the winners were anromced. Members at the county )'llUth IPwP will have a COIK eulan stand Coun F < Sllverblrd Satellite Systems ....... • • youth chairman. ~~~;jj;;jj;;jj;;;;;;;;;;;;;i!iii;;;;;;iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiil1 ~ . - < rickshaWS failed_ USSSA CLASS "D" QUALIFIER JULY 21 & 22 r-.~~iiiiiilq. < assistant steward, Rick Macomber, assistant steward, Ruby Rife, chaplain, Ann Halliday' lecturer. LlitdaMilntgala:tt. sii!Ward, Ruby Lambert. secretarY. Wald Nlcholsoo. treasurer. Clara Rife David, Flora, Becky Rife, Ceres, Bernice Mldl!lff, Panooa, Ben Rife, gatekeeper, Billy Dyer, executive committee; Ben Rli!, legislative agent, Mrs, Monlgmlery, Wlllleii'S activities chabwanan and BID Dyer, Rice, Francis Roush, Ruth UDderwood, Colleen Van Meter and Marilyn Wilrox. he could make two just !Ike It," Powell sald. · Mlller then made a working drawing for what mlght be the ftrlt rickshaws producal In Geauga County. "It has been a lot of fun making It and working With Jerry Powell," MJller said. The rickshaws will cost Sl.OOO each, while a tradltbial, black carriage costs fnm $1,700 to $1,!0) for Miller to rutld. Powell said he got the Idea for the rickshaws from his time as asokller lit Japan lit the early l!ms. '"'bere weren't many at them at the time, but they sure were fun for us Gis, who used tD Jump lit them and go tor a ride," Powell sald. Powell said he turned to MUJer when all other efforts to buy ·L The program topic waa "Cele- $26500° ' • :· CONTACT: DINNIS MciCINNIY-614-742-2279 lntry,..- ~90 (Bal! will be provlclecl) tunctlo!IS as a part ofPnaotng health care and provides . screening for gunery, 0\fascu, OpafDyer, lady He said he heard~ a aJnll8iiY In Cleveland that had·a rlcksltaw. "I rented It and hauled It to MkldJefleld. where I asked Miller If use the rickshaws tD carry some or Thanks were exlellded to those 8S8Iatlng lit the July&thcelebratiOn. Plans were made tor a potluck dlnneronAug.14at5p.m. _ Karen MUJTY was welwi1ted as a new member. Refrelhments were served following the meeting. 3 SPONSOIS TIOPIU (Plus Other Prlzft) \ The aruual Inspection of Rock brate Joy" by . Lrulse ~. Sprlnp Grange was held 'Ibursclay 'lecturer. Lotti Leonard read a algid by Mr. and Mrs. Mendal poem, "July.'' There was a humor- ' Jordan,countygrangedeputlea. ous monologue by Nancy Radford The flrlt degne was given by and a contest and demonstration on LucWe Portratz, past master, and flower arranging by Pat Holter. two new members welcomed brto Elma Louks gave the six prtnc!ples the IIJliiiiSe were Anna Mash by of good health. A dalen members 'obllgatlm and Ervin Potratz by partlclptedlnakltchenbilnd. . . A report was given on the visit to reinstatement. · Pat Holter gave the legislative the Racine Grange where a JII'O' report, and Barbara Fry, women's gram was presented by the six actlvltles chaiJwoman, reported on · .members attending. the needlework a lid stuffed toy Refreslunerits were served. Ohio, 45640, (614) 286-16QiorMs. WO!!l!!IL disruss holiday ONE liD TO "D" NA nONALS IN CINCINNATI TWO STATE liDS TO ZANISVII,LI! Tue.day, Ju•~ 11; 1984 nutritional prObleriill litcludlng tiS' sesstng growth analy7Jng • blood for anemia, evaluation · · dk!t Intake, gives n trltlonal educa- · " t!on tD Improve . eating habits, : , authortres the~ of suwfe- -.1 ' '' mental foods a~ to nutrltlonal needs, and refers clients to other health seivlces or socta1 services when probleml are Identified. ' . To parllcip!qe residents · must meet ecortMIIC guldellnel estab- ' llshed by the gQ\rernment and must - , be detemllned 1tD be at nuti1ttpnal ~ by a health pro1esslonalllllnll crtterta·set forth by the State WIC a&el!cy. ,' · Once certified for the program, a participant Is eligible for llB~lllc assoonaspoAtblesothateiJatbllliJI period of tlnie and-then must be can be~. Receiving Wit' ~aluated on a regular basis to food coupons h8ve Ill affect on · detemtlne continued ellglblllty. whatever food stamps a family Once eligibility Is establlslted, receives, sbe stresses. then tour food coupons can be lsaued Ms. Lavalley explains that WIC per month for specified food Items. developed polio wbelllhe wsa 11 madill oliL Sbe 11 reQ11t'J111J1c penoliB wllo bave pello to contad her. AWARDS ·POMEROY T • Rock Springs Grange gets annual inspection·· At Mlddl.,.n, Ohio . _ Volunteer, Firemen's (lab try July 28. • -.--·- fry Lainbert were games. ' " Added to the prayer llst were 24. ; WlLKESVII.LE ~ The WU- I 992-2094 Dues are payable. <' . POMEROY . HOME & AOTO ~ 'The Shade Valley COIIIICII of Floral Arts will meet at 7:00p.m. Tuesday at the horne at Jackie Frost. A buslnss n.eetb~g will be held following a 26 Weolcs ............... .. ................ $3UJ :!:l Wceka ............... .. ................ ~.111 . -~ I Amish ·man duplicates rickshaws 11JESDAY 26 Weeks ............ .................... . $29.12 52 ~ .I .Over in! families now partlclate tn the Wcmen, Infanta and Children · supplemental · food program . hand!~ through the Meigs C{lunty Health Department, Ms. Debbie Lavalley, R.N., director, reports. TheWICprogramlssponsoredby theU. S.DepartmentorAgrlcultute Food and NutritiOn Service, and Is admlnlstered lit Ohio by the Ohio Department of Health. The local health department Is awarded annual gioarlts of federal monies with which the local program operalel. · Ms. Lavalley reporta that the Health Department has been adviEd 'thst the program will be pennltlednonewgrowlhtnmOct.1 . througit Dec. 31 due tD dJcal JjOI!cy. • She lliJeB residents who feel they ' may qualify for W!C to COIItact her Philathea Women ·plan upcoming picnic Dally Sentinel, 111 Cour1 St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. . ~ 600 EAST MAIN \ . Press, In- ii High power, low weight and quality craftsmanship - Stlhl puts It all together In the.new FS.50E Trimmer/ Edger - perfect for the homeowner! The FS.50E features easy starting, electronic Ignition and goes almost anywhere with gasollne·powered versatility_ Adjustable loop handle for ease of operation. Try one today. MEIGS INN, POMEROY, OHIO Anyone who Ills trouble heariil& is welcome to lllve 1 hiarin& test uslna modern electronic equipment to determl111 if his loss is one which may be helped. Some of the causes of hllrinalos.s will be explained and dialflmS of how the ear' works will be fhown_ · · . · practice eestr at 'awend Om· mm1ty Coli ''But 1n tbla llpCit, . you have toappr~ thinp<lll!da;y at a time, me practice at a tbne." ~-·~ Ass~lated Member: Th@ c .. . .,,,, ~~TIHL• F8-80E Will Be Given By Mr. H. William Mattingly season as ,a roolde, 1 had a lot to '· Published every a ( - . MoJKiay lhrough Friday, Ill Court Street, 11Y 111e Ohio Vall~ Publllhl1111 Company · Mill· tlmedlo,lnc., - o y . Ohlo411719, tll2· · 2Liti. S.COnd claso poo~a&e paid at f'o. 111l'l'oy, Ohjo: I THURSDAY JULY 19, 1984 9:00AM. TIL 12:00 NOON We Also Service 1nd Repeir all llakes of Hearinc Aids. Bltteries.And Supplies For All l1kes For S1le As the reaD~ went on. though, I gilt beUa' IIIII better.Now, . I'm ready to be a player," llllld the 'II CUSPS Ill--)' A Dlvloloa of M~ IO<. BELTONE Consultant Who Will Be At: Belkoffers blazlilgspeed. He the fO.yard dash In U seconds. He's a candidate tD btu:i1a: a starling wide ~ for the Blw11s, but wants to keep the slhi•tlon In llftspecttve. For Pomeroy Area The Daily Sentinel Work I for Yo•• FREE HEARING TESTS SET. l• liSSSS55$5555555§555~~ Put a STIHI: to competltlQII within the, conference. · Eastem and Westem Michigan . oppo6ed the measure. A second 7-2 vote was for giving Eastem the ultimatum. Oneunldent1ffed college abstained, said Kat· hleen Tinney, Eastern's lnfonnatlon director. . NCAA Division I-A colleges must draw an average 17,000foptballfans "lbe ampetltlon Is wide open and there's Ill otber way to look at It," said Belk after a MOIIday teem. l pergame,ornaveastadlumseatlng :J>,OOO and draw an average 17,000 fans per game at least one of every four years, or draw ~.4Dl fans tD both home and away games. SIX MAC members - Toledo, Northern Illlnols, Central Michigan, . Mlauii,BowllngGreenandWestem Michigan - met the I·A standards last season. But Western Michigan told the presidents' council In May that It probably would 111t meet the requirements this fall, joining Kent State, Ohio University, Ball State ·and Eastern lacking the division. rating. . Eastern drew an average of sllghtlymorethan6,000fanstoeach of last year's football games. '1'm violently oppo!led to drop. ping football. I feel It would be a great mistake and would hurt the university and the community," said Paul Shoults, · EMU athletic Director. 'I'm grelltly disappointed tn the conference. We want to play football. I wanted tD get Jim Harkema three more years to around the program, and then we'd evaluate.'' tl!e woo · I P.OMEROY THURS.. JULY 19 At Middleport 6:00P.M. Game 3 RACINE , ' . I I Eastern MichigaQ told to· _ drop football /or leave MAC 19111, Mrs. Rinehart says. Polio lilis affected the Goal Grove native's leg!!, anns and hands. "All my life, I tried to oonslder · a III'II8SI'OOtB projp'am extended myself a normal person,'' Mrs. to southeastern Ohio to bring Rinehart says. "I've accom~ survivors out of til(! closet. llshed many things In l!fL\ ." Although polio has been pre. But the hard part now Is the recuiTing pain lit berentlrerlght · vented by vaccine, those were a1Dicted by the disease In leg which has discouraged her the epldemlc period of the 1940§ after battling polio a first time and 19IIOs may be suffering around. Plese'ntly, her rnedlcal again. treatment at University J{osplta.l, Columbus, Includes a They are known as post-polio checkup of muscle strength and syndrome,)'lctlms. ' ' Two Oii10 WMlEI! coordiiJatlng electrical stlniu!atlon of muscles a regtonailealllh tor post-polio through an electromyogram . (EMG). At home, hot comvictims empathll.e with tbelr problems. Barbara Rlnehaft, presses. r·elleve pain ternporarlly. : Jackson, a former teacher at Despite having arthritis, she ~ Grande Elementary, wlio <leveloped polio at 11 months old feels patn tn her arms apd fingers aQd has conalderi!d using • and Carolyn MeMn, Coal a wheelchair for long walks. Grove, who Is confined tD an Mrs. Rinehart says she beelectric wheelchair, will oversee lieves reSearch wiD help slow survivor groups lit Gallla, J~~Ck­ son, Lawrence, Sclotn, Pike and down the post-polio progression and find remedies for pain. Her Rosa counties · Iince tliey , find Interest In poet-polio sparked enough members. Hopetully, three years ago wlteri she was groups will extend to Meigs and diagnosed by her phystcan as Athens counties. having the disease: Despite her . Post-polio signa, Mrs. RineaSsociation with Ms. Melvin. hart explains, are gmeral fawlon sbe nlet throuKb her tigue; lola ot slrength to Uinbs or anns ~ · even to those areas physician, her Interest conpreVIously affected by polio . · tlnuecl Jeadtng lief to discover and lnlen'upted sleep pattems_ that maey clinicS ~ the country ·did oot have lntorma"But It could be other things tlc.n aboot the disease. causlitg this too," sbe says. She 1n May ~. she and Ms. cautions post-polio victims Melvin attended a post-polio should oot be alarrneil. "We just confe~ spoasored by Joe want Ill ~ate them. If they and Gin! Laurie of St Louis. are having problems, they Mrs. Laurie Is actively litvolved should seek rnedlcal help." lit the ·fight against post-polio · After deVeloping polio as an Infant, Mrs. Rinehart, 45, says · having witnessed siblings stricken ·bY tt. her walking was 'delayed until <Then last May, the · pair the age of 3. Through life, she dra&Red her polio affected right ~veled to the Rooaevelt Wann Springs Institute for Rehablllleg and passed up a fitted brace tlon, Wann Spring&, Ga., for an attheold~Hospltal. "I was !ntematbial post-polio syngetting strollgw,'' sbe says. .yriipiJIIum wbere they J:ly hl&b IICbool. lbe was ParttctPatlllg in the marching ·-re ·advllled to organize local survivor groups_ There, It was band. Her endeavors have lnc!OOed 21 years of teaching In dlscioeed II pesOI!IIt or less or pi!JBIMID who had developed Jackson and <lillllcothe and were found to have . polio, ,seven at Rio Grande Elernen' tary. She alao has three children. ..el{!perlenc';d post - poll~ !f.~'··~ Meigs ·health seeking eligible .WIC recipients · her cause on ABC's '':a!-~" lit recuiTing patn or Polio are now a target group re~earc.hers want tD help ss well as . ing ~ SAT.. JULY 21 AI Meics H.S. 9:00A.M. ., M.s. Melvin, also 45, presented ~adultsel!pertenc­ I BySUECROSS N MERCHANTS FRI .. JULY 20 At Middleport 7:30P.M. :GALLIPOLIS Game 6 By LEE ll. wmmow OVP !laft Wrker ardofacademtcs.Heplan8tDmaJor ' SPRINGFIELD ~ Rod UttJe. became the first Southern player Iii . biology In the predenls!Jy field, a 198!1 Southern High School ever to be named to the annual graduate, will conttnt~e his educa- Noi't!rSouth All-Star squad as a ·program. Uttlefteld was an honor student and a member of the tion at Wittenberg University this · starter. Southern National Honor Society. Uitlefleld's varsity c8reel'hlgh fall . Tiger coach Larry Hlll!ter re-. Uttletleld, anwtstanqtngbasket- game or 41 points was.established cently had nothing but high praise ball PlaYer. at Southern In Racine, hls senlr year against the North forUttlefleld. i:lesajd, "Wearevery was sought by several colleges. He Gallla Pirates. excited Jtodney has decided tD Uttlefleld saki he selected Wittenselected.Wltlel)berg In May. attend Wittenberg, and feel It will be Wittenberg, an Ohio Conference berg because of Its excellent school, Is noted for Its outstanding basketball program and highstand- a good decision for both RodDey and Wittenberg University. WI! think : athletic Jli'IWIIlllS, especially baswe've fakeD a 1111 step In contlnulng : ketball. The 'Tigers OW!I several the tradition or a cl)amplonshlp • national titles, and a number of . basketball program. Uttlefleld fits conference crowns over the past 25 In with the calllre of players We : years. have had here, He Is a talented A four-year starter In high school, · player, fine ballhandler, fine Uttlefleld played politt gilaro for shooter lind will make a good Coach Carl Wolfe's Tornadoes the Wittenberg and Ohio Conference past two years. SHS won two more player." Southern Valley Athletic and Class Uttletleld Is the SOli of Dan and A Sectional cage titles, and earned a Shirley Uttlefleld of Racine. With berth lit the Class A District the signing of Uttlelleld at WittenTournament under Uttlefleld's berg, a tamtly rlvalry may hav~ • leadership. been triggered ss brother Matt will l During the J9tl3.84 campaign, be an opponent In the Ohio · I Uttlefleld averaged 23.6 points per Conference, playing with the Ptogame, four assists, and more than eight rebounds an outing. neers at Marietta. Brother·am Uttlefleld excellec! as He was named to the all-district an Ohio University Bobcat star team and received all-state recQglllwhile sisters Danlelle and Amy tlon. Uttlef!eld was named the attend OhiO University; SVAC' s Most Valua:ble Player and HARRISONVILLE :MIDDLEPORT ' ·THURS-. JULY 19 :At Middleport '8:00P.M. RUTLAND Game 4 < ' Post Su/1-:"r extends·to Meigs Wittenberg University hi fall BIG BEND PONY LEAGUE TOUR"AMENT Wednesday, July 18 thru Sunday, July 22 EASTERN WED., JULY 18 At Middleport 8:00P.M. Galle 2 PT. PLEASANT By .The Bend < :~~~~0:~~::~~ · ts=~~~~ Rod Littlefield ·will attend wn.MINGTON, Ohio (AP) .~ l!lltll the last cut every time.'' dreams alive. Gary Smith Is W()rklng toward a "You questiOn yourself so~ career tn ·conunerclal art, but first Smith has been cut flml tryouts · tlmes," hesald. "Butthetrlckls,you he wants tD try to. use the football · with the Pittsburgh Steelers and can't talk yourself out oflt. If there's field as a canvas. Baltimore Colts of the National sanethlng you want' to do, .do lt. Smith, a free-agent offensive Football League, and the PhiladelDon't thlitk about II." · guard, has tried out with four phia Stars and the Pittsburgh The ftrst four days of practice lit professional football teams but Maulers of the United States the Bengals' camp this week give faDed to catch on. 'The 24-year.Old Football Le3g\le. drat! picks and free agents !Ike ·V!rglnla Tech art student Is making Smith a chance to Impress coaches his fltth bid for a football career with The Bengals Invited him to camp before 49 veterans jotn them lit the ClnctnnatiBengals, jolitingdraft ·earuerthls year, and Smith decided wortlouts Friday. . I picks and other free agents who the llfth tryoutmlghtbetheonethat "The reason Gary Smith keeps worked out for the tlrst time Monday launches his career. going - and the reason a lot of free at WUmJngton College. "It was another chance,'' Smith agents keep going -Is because you "It's been a dream of mlnestnce I said. "I said, 'I'm golitgtotake lt.' " · lust can't believe. the last coach was a kid In Hampton, Va., to play . TheS.toot-2, ~poundguardls35 made the right d!!clslon,'' said pro football,'' Smith said. "I want 10 hours short oflils conunerclal art BengaJs Head Coach Sam Wyche. play lit the NFL. I tell myself, 'I can degree at Vlrglnla Tech, but Is . ''Tiley watch other players perform play In this league.' I must be doing wllilng to put his art work aside for a and say, 'lcando~.I'masgoodas something right. They've kept me tline lit order to keep his football he is." NEW HAVEN FRIDAY, Jl(LY 20 At Middleport 5:30P-M. BIDWELL Game 5 • The Daily. Sentinel . ' { ' the NL's high this seai!On and one! had two 11ng1ea and a double apiece shortoftheteamrecordsetlnl964. as San Fnmctsco reced to a 6-llead · The barra&e at the As1:rodmle lnSt.Lwls. teatUIJ!d triples by DatTyl Straw'lbe Cardinals went lntotheellhth beny, Moolde Wilson and Danny trailing 7-4, but ~ twla! on ~ _ . Heep, plus live doubles. · . error tiy ftrlt buemall Scot 'I1Iornp. RooklepltcherSidF1!111&11dezwas son and an RBI llnale by Tom Hen'. ' ; the beneficiary of the Meta' otten- St. Louis had the'buea loaded with : slveQUtblu'st. Hewentsevenlilllblgs two rut, but reliever Gl'l!l Minton · : tD earn his ftrst m.Jor-league came Into the game and aot pinch vtctary. Fernandez. 1-0. aJIQwed hitter Art Howe to Une rut to third, eight hits, struckwtslxanddldliot ending the threat. waJ)c a batter. Minton pitched thenlnth In getting · Mike Scott, 4-7, tooktheloss.Mark his eighth save. Bailey OOmered tor the Astros. . BID ~. 5o9, got the Victocy GIBnla1, ~ 8 and ruck Owpbey,0·2. took the Joss. . Jeff } -'\'ODBrd and Dusty .Baker · l)a]Jgreat Thereportswegotonhlm In Hawall were !hat he shoUld be ·Smith.wants to play football in NFL MASON WED., JULY 18 At Middleport 6:00P.M. - I SYRACUSE Game 1 TuMJI y, July 17, 1914 Mhldleport, Ohio trip Dodgers ·for . seventh ·straight; Reds. beaten By BEN WALKER AP Spona Writer The up-and-down career of. Bob "Whirlybird" Walk Is back up again. Walk won hls ftrst major league game In two seasons Monday night as the Pittsburgh Pirates halted the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1 for their seventh straight victory. The game also wrote a new chapter tn Walk's odyssey. 1n 19111, as a rookie with a sptnnlng windup for the Philadelphia Phillies, Walk racked up an 11-7 record and went on to win the first game of the World Series for the eventual world champions. In 1981, . he was traded to the Atlanta Braves and pitched sparIngly tn the majors and minors because of a rlb Injury. 1n 1982, he wastineoftheBraves'malnstarters and went 11-9. Then, prior to the ~ season, he .• . GROUP PtC'TUIIE8 ti.IO PIR IIUIJECT. PAY WHEN TAI(EH. We Uw Soenlc a.clcQmund 11111 111.:1< WED., JULY 18-11;00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. VAUGHAN'S CARDINAL MIDDLEPORT OHIO I • �, •• ' .... Ohio Tum The Daily Sentinel 17, 1914 TUttil '(, 17,11984 y, 1 ·------ Business Services PHONE 992-2156 · . UliliS SALES & SERVICE __ U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO ,.. ' w-e• .- ...._...., ~uthorizad 1?1- P\. I'to-1 ' tl't~ """'"·'71)IU - ,._MW"" .,,_ ..,._ ·--l.MIIt ~ .. ,. ...... ...... ~.~,.,,_ ....... .............. . . . . .nu .oo.oo ' I o.-.-..e~wo n.--.~ 4.00 u.•ltw...... ....~-·..., . 1,......... ~"'""•1 Public Notice Public Notice PUBuc NOTICE obtections shall bef•ledw1ththe Name and appl1cant calendar days from the publica- address of Need an experienced .CIIPit llyer. Must hl¥t his own tools ana sportation. Will PlY top q111lity sall.y. 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Deelero Wei· como : Don FnzlotOpooatO<. 304-71111-27711. ~ ---·--·-······· · --------·---- t o-, WHALErs AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 New Chevy f ruck .... FENGEII ..••......... •76.95 DOOR$ .... .... .... •149.95 HOOOS ............ I174 .95 IUMPEitS .......... 169.95 Gllll ............. ! ... "2.50 I. SUI't'ORT ....... •N. 95 TAIL GATE ......... sas.OO FORD FENDEI .... I69.95 IIJMPER ............ 169,95 Aho Some Car Available Fe.,..... J-:rl-lfl: RADIATOR Vi11yl & Aluminum Campleta Guittr Worlt Complata R-adaii"'J r,.,_ Wotfled I n . . _ . Roofing of •• 2o.,.... "F-lett-" EUGENE LONG SERVIa We c1n repair end recore t'ld1•tors Md h11ttr cores. We Clll ......... IICIOd - ohlldren. rw-....... colgez-111114 ,_,...., ...... ""'_ .. 441·111114 onytl-. a hllvy - 814-1112-3408. -- collor. Cell (RVICE 1Ciiii ·c - ld. ~ Ph. ID-4281 4135 .... 01110 ., ....... ~~312 No Down Payment Excellent Ratn J:..s.n-,:.,. . _ fMtlltsllao For lnfermoilon Call Cellect ~~ 614-423-5560 71611 mo. ··s.ma 111• r - . I teg with lo ~-304·171-81114 on - 110. ,_.,.., 11711-37011 - . 7/t/2110. '·' SERVICE . Rt. 124.rolllr0y Ofllo for Ill J01F wlrilll llltlls; , . _ . repair AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ..me. .. lllltlllllill: ltlldelllill I Ca•••rclll Clll 742-3195 Or 912-5175 .....~; I ~~--~---------~ .. Retp anaible ,.,._ to bab-yolt In my honw for chllclrwt t1 • 7. Oeyo. R........ ... rwqulred. Cal 814-247- 3484. I.Mt· 2 ....... llogo, 1 ....... . _ ............. chHt.11erge l.ebonotory l~flllnlwri lm· with - r . on lend Hll nwdlete-lngforMRoad. l a d l y - by llttie t-ologilt .. fuF boy. 304-171·2301. limelnlq 1 wloory1 lllcm . hcellent Wotflina condiLMt...... -o...,T.n... tions • IMwlas . ...., ......... •••••• to Pabllh •· nag IIIIH. h1181 tM IIIPII~ vicinity Wan.. aon groc, ..- - y ....... 814·8112llertonC........ R-of- 210.. ext. 201 or Sllllll forod. 304·ti78-213S or 1 1 - tv V.M.H. 111 E. 1171-18111. MMWiriM Dr.. POIMiay. Ott 457119,4.-. W.l. Lrrcoo. Public Sete """'' I I ...... Equal Empic vment Opportunity. " - A- awty Fri. lliglrt et the H - . . Community ·Center. Truddo•• of new mwctw; dl w.y ·...-. COl ..lmlnta of ....., -.t ueed "'*chlndln llwava • c.. lebyoltter. wonted In our home for • btby during ochool year. CoH 114·742- 211114. . 1 -1-l· ttc 1lcarne. RichltdRts,a aide ........ T-- .• ·h illy-- v-.v - - We PlY - ' t 111r- model - - -.. .IIIII Mink C'-.·Oidllnc. U e-Joh..... 448-3872 ble int-oly. C ,..,..,.. Office. l.elrln Hospltel. Lakin, W . Yo. t304JI7tl-3230. Ell'!. 284. 12 w- .. b u y - ..... • I ledy to live ln. 9 FREE HlARIIIG TESTS WEDIESDAYS CoiiPUttriltd H•rllll Aid Stlectl011 Swill lolcls - lnterpntlfll StiVicas USA I. KOCH, M.S. Ul:tlllld CIIIIICII AldloiO&ill • % (&14) 441-7111 or (514) 992.aG1 417 SecoM .......... lZll fliiHJIOIII, Olllo 4!1631 Tltl Rnt'j&! lll t .0. pd. MILLER ElECTRIC · EQirlenced Produoe Man~ for largo 8upot'· Martlet. lend UJume to Box 2828 in cereoftheOillpalil Dilly Tri-. 121 3td. Ave., Cbltp.,is. Oh 41831 . PAT HILL FORD Ph. (614) 843-5425 PERSONALIZED POOLS MAiffTENAICE, SEiviCE IIIISTALLATION FOR ALL POOLS ABOVE Ill-GROUND Free VVn. Anelple At Stoni or Pool Site Wide Renge of Chamloela • Suppllaa 491 Gt11. Hartinpr Pkwy. liddleport, OH. .PH. ft2·2549 or , I 23 P r of HIIOne Servlc• PIANO TUNING Low.. ::=.t!:U.::.:~=~: ~--"-.lclh ..... ._....... DD II . - · I L i - d. 304-·711-3124. .,olir: T•_.__ di'ii':.orc111111CoR....... ...,._ oiii M I 1 - . ... fer !"l.~D II Situation• Wanted Gell....._ Rlvervl- Personol Core Home, Ietty M - ownor. hH vocanoy lor o1c1or1y 8uyina ~ told• ...,_ flllroon. Coli 1· 304-773colno, rintlo. iN*y, otalir'l - 2 . old ooin1. 1if1e .,,_ Elll. B..,_ Wlllleby8it 1n my homo 11 ...... 2nd. ..... ...,. ..... f o r - - ohllcl. MldF I D I. Oh. 814-n2- Cal 111it1ey 0 ....... Ml· 34711. 27111. Cella pekl . . ...., Iron or ,10up""- ...... ~"""' llado. • Co. jon. 0111 cupllloatd. oall 1 ·H4-B122711 COMPLETE HOUIEHOI.DI FURNITU,RE. ..... · iroft, · cupbDOrda, chrlln, oll8111, b••oto, llllohea. )IlL wellq- lllld a11d !lilwer. Wr11e·II.D . ...... Rt.2. """*oy, Ohio •7ee • 011 tt4-n2- 7'110. • Wal J .., ......._ ....,.,. IIO.GG ..... t40.00 ..... Home• for Selr ~;-~~;;;i2~k::-'2 Nice. retnadJiad 2 bdr... 2 .- . 1217 lb. tobocco - ·--Rio IR 1184 betA=o llrMde. Cilll 814-2411-11218. ,._rtduced3bdr. homa, 1 .... of ...d. Itt. 82. C - - Rd. Clll 3CM871·41B7 or 11 4·441· 1218. lyr.old _ _ _ _ r 3 ....,...-·--·---·---.!.' 1--------- -btdroomme.fumilhed, 2 bedroom homa neer ••c. cond,tion, 82, 000 .• 1 .. 2 bedroom. living room, IMIM•-- bou•. ..,_ • '*cant --home, - for Sale o- T-nolllp- - ... tlfuL 2 otcwy - · 4 or -5 II*.• Y~ beth, ..... LR. DA. utility Kit-. - room, garoge, concreto drlvo. nice lot, cilyechoole. 4~ ~ from Galllpolil. .....In priced 1114,100. -con- mo1111e " " - trlldO-In. Cell 441-B031. family , _ with _ . . """*·lingle-garege.on I ftot ...,.. with otoolred _.t. City - I n Recine. Coll14-8411·2841. o - tran-·mult Mil NEW ANO UIED MOBILE HOMEI KEISEL'I QUAL· 1TY MOilLE HOME So\LES. 4 MI. WEST. GAUIPOLII. RT 311. PHONE 814-448· 7274. 1--------1978 N.....,• 3 -oomo. beth 1 nd ¥.r, le~~ utility bldg .. u Inning, olt conditioner, dropoo, ••lllgorlltoo. Inc. A• oumoble loon with down paylllont. oxcellent condl· tlon. Clill14-387-0881. ••nee. 197S Noohuo !ftoblle homo. 2 bdr., Ill electric. Coli 448· 011f or 448-3243 " ; ~ • underpenning and lar. . , _ alt cond lnoluclad ' 304-88&-389iil Ot Bl~~ ' -3800. -- · ' ---------;,....; : Uoad mobile hom... 10•• 2/o ' Holfv Park. gu, 2 btd OOfn~ ~ tl.i91.00. 0 • W Home... ,, 2nd ond Vlend St., Pleount 304-8711-4424. f'Girlr'..; homo, . to•1~ , Wln•or• ...-3 bedroom, ga1] t 18,9811.00. D • W Homu;-· 2nd and Vlend 11.. Point . Pleaunt, 304-875·4424. -· Uoad mobile home. 70•12 \ CheUongor, totll elec. 2 -oomo. 17,1195.00. D ltW Hotnti. 2nd ond Vlond St., Pont Pleooont, 304: ...... 875-4424. - - - - - ·' Uoed mablle home. 65x12 ·' Comeron. totol olec. 2 bed- · • room, •7,895.00. D • W . · Home. 2nd end Viand St.~ ,,; Point Pleooont. 304-175, 4a24. 1874 Spring ~•nor. 12•60,:; mobile home, u .soo .o·o . '· 304-87&-1626 or 1175•· · • 1655. . •"; 1984 Carolina. 1 4•44 , . 19,800.00: 1884 Corolino: '' 14•52. 110.898.00. Low. ••' man Troilor Solei, 304-182· . .-, 2844 Of 882·2004. btoutllul3 bdr• ...,_,lam· .... 20 ~-a.:' ·~ flnilhad 11"f8111· 1873 Bchult 12•811 living .,._, lerge """"'· 40 ft. room, tit out. 2 badroomo. 33 Farm• for Sale · ,,..,_ 81111 ......... , . deok. suo a•. priwaw • .,.... c.ntretelr.lndwo¥bumer. -----:---~~" . opani"lo nrrralnJJ:WI:•ront Royll 0111 113.100. Coll441-7440. Houoe. 113 ocr.. lond o~ • ...... _for . c .. B~ ·•-llllty. Call 814· Aohlond Uplond Rolcl. 304' '• • do Vi11t ...... end edmlnil- 11182·8420. Going to. OU - faN7 love 878·3526. . ' .., ..,. 11 1 lcedon. Wll _,. 1------~-- money on hauling. lluy thio eny - · 304-882-2411. R..-: Buy a 10 1'011111 1118 Kit 1'4rrl0 mobile Pliny, W. Yo. 260 aero hcMi" and 4'h14tl lot for homel2 bdr., geo fumonce. working farm with nice 3 ..... ,...,,....,.,.,..--...,...--,::---- -than•--.Tllefirll frlg .. """"' window AC, bedroom home. C•fl for ' -: D · 142711 celh buyo lt. Y11. fNirtlally lumlohed. Located more detollo, , 304-346, IOU . ERA MALLORY • only 14271. the Call t111 for vllu1tlon· eppolnt- • - mlnut.. from cempuo. GROUP-ASSOC. . ment 218-314-$741 . ftnllh ochool with equity. Bor111n priced ot 111.100. ~;-::::--;--:;:-:--~ 1~ ltatY torlclr on 12 pluo Collll14·387-7538. 36. Lots & Acreage , • - . _ . .•. 1 mile from Ml J' p out. 7 nno. • beth. luylno or · Hlllng • uood " -1 111111 Cal tt4-n2-J702 or 304- mobile home? Let uo do Ill ....., .,..cutting ee2-2o08. "'"wort. F,.,ch City.,... Lot lor oele In MWr:etvHio. ' CoM 114-218-1181S. 4-387.7181 . . or- lervlce. 441·g340. ily - ..:::-:= •.... ::;;:=;==;::::;::;:::·. PM. --------- ... 1.'~1:8:;;W~e~nt:_;ed~t!o:!o~:: a f'lnlllwtGnty. Witw.....,..l--------tc- Aw 11 . _ ,......; W.. ..._...,. • - lo• 111. lorllllo, Ohio ....... , _ wllnwfel. Cell 43141. Call 114·413- 814-n2-IGG8or814-742· 1101. 3147, ~ lnAI-~obiiiHomePork i---:------- 7 · 000111 - · - · 2~ - . Derw... 011. 2 - 1171 I I - 14x70 3 from M,_1. C.. 114-7422&11 or 742·2271 lifter t1 p.m. bdr., priCI to 1011. Frwnch City Brokerage leNice, 448·1340. ' . ) . "' I>, 1181 Kirllwood, 14•70,• '"' bedroom. mobile ...,_, N betho, electric with w.,.. bumor. Coiii14-S43· tl2~t . 1811 Hollypork, 1 4•70> exc. cond.~ 1 2x8 ~ U.-ct mobilo I I • l rnoblle1tome. 2 " _........ . l14-2tll-121t ....,_ IIPM. oomblrmion d!nlnt room lrltchen. 1 bath, fuH ...... !Mnt,niceloi,VA._. -oall•ii.O<eteny 111e ~~ loon. Low 40"o, Mt. Vernon""· :JCM.875-11124 ....,_tiPM. - - ·1~ elect. ..... · · -botllo. -Tlwwe-free ........ ga,...., - - . .... 1 ...... ....... 3 b•*oom Eureka . Hannan Trace ..... .... 140,000.00.1708 . -. 1 ot. quellty con- Jeff. Ave. 3-houoo, - - .. CllfiiiL pelnt. .... centrwllir. · poal. ~~­ Vernon Avo., 178,100.00or Stilt - - 127.100.00 to _ . . . t40.000.00. Col - · 4-1 RMI E - . Sil<th 814-256-1707. St.. Poi1u1 - · 304171-11104. 2 Of 3 bclr. good -ion for 3 bldiMm.' 1 beth. . ....... ~~-. -home fMOid yard. Ma•dcwbrook for famly or elngle HOUmoble, .,.._ loar.d In Pt Pfeo. Dr.. B~ oent, f3S.OOO. Aho. 1173 t314.00 mo. 304-878· 1148. 14x70 17,000. 2 lleth. pertlelly fum..-. Cal . 114-8... · 4111 ... S7tl-t1Ztl 32 Mobile Home• c- 3 ,... . LOW 1 orr"'ocreground. P R·l C ED- C 0 M PARE J Shown by eppolntmont THESE VALUU BEFORE ) only. Cell 114. 742 . 2841 · YOU BUY. 12.&2. 12•44 ,, - lkylino. 1, bedroom. oileo. BROWN'S TRAILER ~ Ohio. ' etove~ refriger1tor, I.e .• Of· Po\RK. Mlnorovllle. ~ com,_,. fumilhad. Price Coli 814-1112·3324. • Cill 814·882- 1977 14•70 Schultz on ~ 7478. 12•100 lot. conreto _.,._ ----,-_-old_h_ro_m...- - . with -nlng. otoroge buiirP be d•-mo, ga• den opot, lng. 3 bad,_, 1'h lleOIO: 21011 Lincoln Ave. 8~ pot. novo • refrlgorotor. d.....,~ _ ........ lo... 304-171- ul• ronge -d. M- Mil~ Price roducad. WID ..IIi; ? 5047. ~ . troMOI' or lot oeporetly. Cello ~ : :: ~ awn. Iron-rod, mult 814-812-7487. ~ Mil, """· cond. tl8,000.00. 2 bed-m mobile halllf~ ~ 111,oo0.00clown. · - - Exc. con, Coli 114-gl%.2 ; ~~ pot. loon. 304-1171· 3841. I :\ ~ 11128. -.--.c . N-- ___- • I'll· old. 3 badrm. 2 .,......, ......,,, • - Fumi' - · 4441-3111, :lid. • Ollv.- 11., Oh. =:=:e.- 31 :l R-nNrKygerC...... Julil ' Nlce3beclroom-..... 13.CoNe14-448-1282- • llvlnt room. • - · p8ntry. Identify. •. : woodllurlng room. botii.J::=======~ •J' ~~- opot,. rental IJ*I· !Mnt. A good lnvtibhont 111 ' -the right time. Price: --,--,,--:..,.....,...,---,-,...---..:.. ~ •27.1100. CaN anytime 1142 Mobile Home• .., ~742-2213. .. . -------for Sale 3 - " 1 hou•.ln Pome- -:-------~- .,..- ; ooy,fulfy oorpeted, fuUy oart poted, full boHmenl. 2 1973 Baton 12•85. 2 bd01, ~ .....,_1 • o•r-. ootra good cond., loti of ootr14. ,i, ... .,.. French City Brolloroge SOl· • 'Rot. ,_dol d-kitf_!<_ fu.r~ce~. vice 448 1340 ·' 0 ,.._, • ~ ~=-~~~:.•7·Mtll or 81 · 1'178 Buddy 12x80. 2 BR. i ,~both. 3171 . 14.000.114-48.7· ~) Raducad, nice 3 bdrm homo, -------~~ , lttic, boMment, goroge, 2 troHoro ond lot. C'- : """· location. option to buy -. or moy carry. Coli Chopot Rd. Col 1114-256~ nZ-21117. 11010. ~ I.e"-'"•· FOUND Choohlre. Mini Mert. July 12. Pup. II ma. old. Slack. len'-· 4 white !wet. ,....... part llrlqle, rel)lir Gls T111ks. 982-2198 Mldchport, Ohio HOME LOANI fi)\EO RATEI hlow ........ rwteo. Fixed oonvontlonel FHAVA.Lnlll•r ~ortge ... • - · collecl 114-1111230S1. 814-742-21111 · · COUNSELOR 11. 11-In counool 11 or o\uclioneer. 304·278- ..,bjtCII. 3081. n; • -· ....,. In A.,_ arilil lrsta wantlon. 1110 ICid lloilllld rod out lldiators. We IISO ---• 2RF - - · 42 c 81. Clll448·'1813. • :., \ Gerago • yo•d ule: July 13 ~ tlllaillolold,"l o.m. tRI dark . hoellent borgolno h-. 80 21 Buelneia per cent prlclll betw"n 1 . Opp()rtU\'_~ oent 6 ••· ljiiW dllheo. > Yord lolio July 20, 1117 Jly blendlro, corning waro- ,1 D • 2 Clot.....nd omlil never been uHd; tofld wood .·! h!;;..i.oirt hemo. · chopping block tablo, , I NOTICE I Hoover vacumn; top • • THE OHIO VALLEY .PU8Yord IIIIo July 1e; 8·&. 1Cin8 - Iiiio new: flowor poto. :; UIHIN~ CO. iocomm11nd1 Aloloter•. and much '» thot you t1o with wooclbu,_, 10,000 IT -~~ cere equlp-nt. l people you know; and NO:r Ill otovo, mloc.10mi, from bolhtoom. llvlf1j! " 4 to - d money through the HMC, Rl. 110.. ..-.ond badroomflxtu••.: • moil untl you """" lnveilllarll" Yerd life July 17 llftd . """'''brond n-. endtabloo,• i geiOCIIhe-g. 1• C1 nool ~~ H 1 2233 ' - · and m1111y plctur..• • · ran. plclura fr•""'• hero 1o: ·: Own your own Jeen· !rom. N- • uoad• ·, -...,.,._, udln App "'· Clwotnut St. Yord life July 18 • 20. 2 dolhina, OOitl • ohoeei 4 ' ~ Comblnotlon. Acooooorleo, mlfao llorth from Pomeroy • \ . lArgo lilil , otore. Notlonel mHe fro m HMC II t . 180· on Rt7 to Eogle Rill- Rd.,. ·•. ,... b t - : ,J...-he, Chlo,LAII, Toolo, lown mo- cart, Tum riglll and go 1 ~ mlln. • Levi, Valid_.,, lzod, Eo· ololhlng,• clloheo. . 112·7412. • : prit, lrittenla, Colvin Klein, • Yord lole July 18. 19. • 20. ~ · • .t Setgio " - ' - · Evan . PI· "• • lck k---•Moving· Porch oole, 4:t7• , · - · Clalbeml, ,Mem!Mn Clot· n· ,_.... Lincoln 8t. Middleport, T~= t Only, orgenicai!Y . o-. . Flirvlew Evere- Rd. riQht •t Pet HIH Ford. II'IY" ~ Hoolthte•. 700 othero. Yord a. e la Thurw:, houoo on left. third bloc:ll: M-bero· Only, , orgenlaally Heollhlelr. 700 olh· Potrlot·G•e• _ Halley beby • chlldron'o clothei. <; mloo. MondiY· ·frlday,-10t6. •· .... f7.100 to f24.100. Reoldenoa. Rein cancelo. 3. Soturdoy. 8-12. ·• : ,,.,._,_ elrflre. toeinlnt, fixt-. ..-Ofllllllftl.etc. G..... loleiOICircleAn. 9 J I off ~ Con 111 ~- Mr. ftom lprtng VoHey to 8 • u Y 18• 18• 20• Keenon (3011871-3131. ~ w~ Th Frl N old Rt. 33, 4 mile North of r-e -·· urw., · falrgroundo. Pomeray. Fol· ' 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...:. 1-1 M--clay. I Ill Own rour own Jean- -:----------1 ow 0" 1 • ,' ..._._ _ , .~ &-.....r 30 ft • - II 1' ....... ----.-~....... -. · .._,_n tre B hi dR IandE~' Comblnetlon, Aoooooorl11. fully Mlf oantalned, air. e n ut -·•ntary, • 1 - ·~ N-·--~ Wed.• Thuro. d - . olzo • _.,. ..... otore. · - - •-etFiiroampground, 22~ • 24~; badopr..do, •, bt!lndo; Jordlche, Chlc,LAII. lot 1 1A, 18.1100. h Ill I •-·1· v d ~~ 1 ~ - E - - : - - - - : - - - - I ddllhoo. ryeu. a oea. eye •· , ~ • an •=n, •- •· -:c etc. 814·742-2123 . .• prit, Brlttanlo, Crolvln Kiel!l. 2 Fomlly Yord , llrolo V-e. E..... PI· Uncoln Pille In Cl~'!lftlry I Yard •••• on •••..an Keno : · ClelrMmo. Mem...,. Thurdey 1_8- Frl,day 20. .Rd . Tueo. through Fri. ('· . Only. Orgenlcoly 0~-~n::·. . ~;::;~:::~~~~ Woodrow F~t01~evo ru. Heolthtu. 700 olhero . 17,800 to 124,1100, H · · , •' 31 tory, olrf.,., rrlinlng, ome• .......p""t" "p""l"a'a'"a""a""n··t·-,···· .1 turoo. erend - " ' " etc. . • Con 11 daya. Mr. •nr..- ........ priDed8& Vicinity ; ~t812)8t8·1511. lounbellevo-o-muot , • -to ot.rt- - 812-3704. SUPERIOR S~DING CO. AriD APPLIANCE LEASE YO~R NEW VEHICLE DON'T BUY ..,.. Lnt , _....... Dober- S&WTV . --.IMSI" A _ , Men • 18. T.- Fill., Calif.. ~-to·--·~goey. LMVog.. 3 wlllta, 3 3 femele . not1one1 co,_. ,_ Call182-7108. openlngo lor men ond - n ..,.. 11. Muet' bt KJNno lix wb old• 1 Met- ctepondlble. On tile M-Iade. 1 white.- job lrelnlng. Up to 1200 1 ,.... to otart. Trenoporto· •:JCM.t17t1·2214. "--' buo -··. _ _ tlon fumlahod. Fotlntervlaw Be""'" - 304 876 . . Mrw. • - ot the 3810. Hclllday Inn 4IO P•• St., Glallpolo Ohio frl ~ 2 mole -~~. 304-8S2- · • · · ~2787. 20th bttou•n 104M ' Ill 4PM. No phone collo Collie. Galden - whlta. 2 occoptad. .,.. old, 3CM-1171·7337. I-N~---· -··••n.... .__.,.. •wvmt~~ openlngo for t t atwy Willi -al •nto. 8 Lilat end Found M,.. bt 1110 to eaoo ,..,. FOUND. 10 ..... oldyellow w~- .................. .. BRAUN & ASSOCIATES ,._ 114-IC:t-Slll . . . ___,..._.. -c_._, -Pl....,.,. ......._,... Call for free sidinaestimltts, 949·2801 or 949-2860 PH. ft2·5612 or 992-7121. ....... P&S BUILDINGS t -AddoM end ten d II 11 -A'""'"- ond 8111101' _ , Roger Hysell GARAGE -'d d'·!-~ _. ' • • - · co• tu- t-olty ....... We.,. hlrl... feohlon ohow 114-841-11231. & Auction "Buutlful. Cullom . Built Oerege1" 1 II ,_ ~w' 1 ..,. ;;;;;;-o;; 8 CARPENTER . SERVICE Al10 Tranemlsslon ·~--_ 7/9/1 mo. YOUNG'S frotn 6'16' Up to 24'x38' lasullted ~ H01111 Slzu lS. - - - - - - IMIITI!IIC paa ..... R. .IIIa•ca Tile o.lly ••••••• 111c:..tlt. REE~ - The lam!· Belville Locks and Dim In lies of the late Charles and R.Eecbvllle, Juzy 22, with 8 Minnie Jane Calaway wW hold · • basket hmch at 11 a.m · t11e1r ~ rrunlon at the · • "FREE ESTIMATIIS" SIDING CO, ESP CARD AND PSYCHIC READER 17. -----~11. _ _ _ __ ---Poetry corner---- ,··-----s. _ _ _ _ __ 23.------3. ------------- .. 'ISS ELL MRS.-STARR ! IWIIflleli· ( I For Slile 1. _ _ _ _ __ 2. _ _ _ _ __ ' Coti-CIII, Residtlltill & lndfltflal All Won Guar1ntltd SIDING 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL-FILl DIRT ( )ForRenl 742-3171 Vinyl & Alumln or ()~ PH. 949-2320 Sel-vic~ Addnt'~--------------- and Mrs. AI Davis, NUes, Mr. and Mrs. MUton Houdashelt, Beverly ·and Bart, Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Grueser, Point Pleasant, · 'lbe engagement and approachRae Reynolds in Minersville. W.Va., Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam T. Ing marriage of Kay Ellen BalderMrs. Guy Russell resides there Grueser, E. R Yost, Middleport, son and Jay Allen Long Is being with her daughter and son-In-law. 8lli10WICed by their parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yost, Mrs. AI The reunion was held for the Smith. Mr. and Mrs. VlrgU Hanun, Mrs. Lyle Balderson, Reedsv11Ie relalivesandfrlendsofMr.andMrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Long, . Mr. and Mrs. John Grueser and John REes Hitchens of El Paso, · Andy, Mrs. Bradford Maag, Mrs. Marietta. Texas who were making their first Guy Russell, and Mr. and Mrs. The open-church wedding wW be vl,sit here In 35 years. A chicken Reynolds, MlnersvUie._ at St. Paul's United Methodist Clnli-ch, Tuppers Pb!lns, Aug. 19 at barbecue and carry-In dinner were During their vJsit here, Mr. and held. . . . Mrs. Hitchens have been the guests 2: ao.'p.m. A ~n will follow in Attendirlgwere Mrs. EarlEichln· of1Mr. and Mrs.. Reyolds. Several the church social room. ger, Girard, who along with Mrs. ouUngs ~re held In their honor, one M1ss Baldei'SOfl Is a graduate of Russell; are the only llvlng children at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ~tern High School and Ohlp of the late Philip and· Mary Davis Grueser, attended by about I» University, Athens, with a bacheHoudasheit. Others there were Mr. friends . lor'.ll ol science degree in elementan' education. She presently holds a teaching poslton-in the Eastern Local Scbool District. TbeFIIIBut It's up to"l.J.CI to fulfiU that prom.tse-, each Long Is a graduate of Marietta In the night when youchaiiC'eiOS(I{'thebe-aut·Y mid all. · High School and Ohio University. and wonder ct a brlghl full m<Xlll, I want to be that spt'da.J one who takes Wt aU with a bachelor's of science degree II makes yoo lake notla! ct Ihe 1nre eicgane< In run, or that light and It makes you swoon. To ~lways be happy ancf do my best to tmt In physical education. He ~ pres- They say II drives pooplr! lo do crazy lhiJ11!$ .,..,.. nke as should br''done. mtly employed with the Washing- when It's there, 'l'tl& stars are anothPr natural bea\lty In thl'lr Th take chailces and even take a daf"li("f'Ous ..own way, tOO Comty She!itf's Department. dan>. Lemley, In Nam•----------------------- Houdashelt reunion held • Racine. OH. llelp County Auoclate • Wril>! your """''·ad order by mali wiHJ . ,,.,_. Concel your ad by phone wlleO yriu , results. NDrey not refundable. Balderson L.ong GREENLEAF TERMITE & PEST CONTROL II. l."Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Service · CblfJI a .., c - ohepord l_,_ltt --~-~ p... ~or _.._ •••• ., ,_.,, old .,_ dog. yrw. • - good ·-· ... to find ~· ~ m-nou ~ 1 p.m. In country. Inquire et quw-. •• '""' 3 784 244 syce- st.• Mlclrle- 1_w.._;;;;'-; ;;· port, OH. G8llla ·• 1111 1Went rop ~- wll~ ~ M ............ wlllta ...,.. on chest . . ., ... red oatlar . . . Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Claulflecls and Sav•lll ......,,. l!ourw 10Nquir.... Pfeo• - d photo ond ~- .to lo• aoo 111 01,. 1if G~o o-rr.. Trlb· -• une, 121 . AVe., Galllpollo. Ohio 41131. · - for edullll . Cell building or camping Dottie Turner Coli ~.!'::,-....,:'i, ~: o.:i~ir,:ff:Ji,i: 1:2:2:M::::_==t:o:L:oa=n== ::'!..~~,~.:~· ~:·~~:-~=:~~·:,:·;~ and acres wiltl I Ji~~wilh;·~~~rights and .loHiH - " " ' • Nl• ,.,. ~to ohow-- 1 blue kitten ond 1 cot orev • - 448-3732. PH. 992-2478 an apjlllintment ~000.00. NEll umNG - 4 2 colll • 4 lrltteno to giw -0¥ to ·goad hom•. Cell RITCHIE'S Galllpollo ~~- Mera"""t - Tlw hot In hlf.def.,u. ....,..... I.Hoono. Phone 218- , o_nd 3074, Jlolloon, Ohio. · , Available Only AI G...... C-.ry. M - he d · u.. ,. .,. . , . _ lnd low to the . pUblic. Light oiMnlng PULLINS TING Pll· Blllpltter ·3:00PM•aeo I yrw. • 1 yr.Eva. 1:OOAM moture ledy !erred. Cant.ct In Neiallbor'-<1 Rd. ICOIId tolllliw on right- Memoov IOn BLACKSTON • flEW CAR & · TRUCK lf~SIJIG · 8ox, 326 · Pomlf.,Y; OH. 45769 - Plclr .... ..d deUvery,' Davlo Yocuum cr.-. - h e l f - up Rd. Coil 814·441·0214. Ethanol Enhanced woodburning fireplace. Call ~r l!f:Al • Oil Henry E. Clel•nd. Jr. 99Hif1 ASSOCIATES J•an Trussell 949-26" -- ROYAL OAK PARK ohlno ......... ...,.., "11........ It'd lito to iriiiHice r• to cllolct. CENTER Mo10n, . For The Beol In Outdoor FomiiJ Recreatron eWEEPER and -int tna- 94 Octa11e UNEI. SEPTIC TA~Is-tii$TAL1Ep PIIIC£ R£DUCfD - Great location in in 1Dwn ru sc'** m ~ l1vae bedrooms. nicely rellllldllled,.llilchen, prqe, ganlen . lJ)IId oondition. one. Now only $29;900.iil: -1 (Siidts. Ditilll Boards, loordwilt & Snoct Stlnd) f ,. .. '< Good nei&hborhood in Svracuse. This newer_ 111aor plan home can be yoors. Njce family rm will wooded Fishing included with!campina ~ SWIMMING: Daily I Lif8&uard on duty) \ $33,900.00. $45,000.00. CAMPING: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Seasonal (Eiac1riclty, watlf, - 1 Primitive Campina Available . ~ 1 •END lOJ\D;;,E;iiiRIVld'l ~ oo IIJIOXimatley 9 acres 123 CAMPSITIS • toyo, ha-daoor.Noinvoot· -nt. Cor • phone .... _Ciil lrM 1-100·113·11077. Aloo -Iring plrtlu. INTERESTED Ill A IIEW VEHICLE mium psollna iR lJtt Bil Bend aru. ~~·D~U~~:~'TRUCK •• GAl. IEWEII ti UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT .. oiACII HOE •DOZER stone fireplace, ceiin window IW1Is, 3 bedrooms, basemart, 2 bitliS, nice barn, sle!, St. Rt. 7-Pomeroy, Ohio IWtll ltf-1iv.. In thlo arool PlirtY ;14n up. I pluo, Glfto. 'FREE E$TIMATES" 7·9·1 mo. 6/18/1 mo. pd . - The IIOst •TIIINCHING pi- tobooco. 114·211-tSZI. Wll I 1111'11, oorno. We noecl -ore! lacturers. "SUP-fR 94" . 992-2259 NlW UmiiG - 111ci1t Uke new modular un~: wittl 3 bedrooms, central. air, eiiUiooed kitchen and a room added an, lJ)IId neighborhood • ':~ .1 • \ Help Wanted Hom_....,. oorn "' "" In· We UM -Von <k•radar EquiPIIllnt Rtc9mllltliiJH •r Uadlftl Cerptt lanu. . NOW AVAILABIEI N£W umNG - Columbus. Ohio ,43224 - · l.ldln' Apparel, or C11ild11n's Store. llaliOflll llflftrb: Esprit, Slota Cruz. . E-Z StiNt, Ztnt, lzod, LIYi, 3 ·-~··· POMEROY ~ only Natural Resou rces Division o1 Oil and Gas Fountain Square. Bldg.' A * +APPAREL STORE* * Own your _, Jun-SpOrts- !'Ieese caiiFIIII W. ..' the ROYAL OAK PARK CAMPGROUNDS ., :". - tllelr .... tum. The millills . . ....blbly in 1111 possession o1 some flmily l11lll1ber of contcllng 614-742-2160 Announcement• Tilt lllinuiiS of "" Cartetan C:0U. Tlllltlli from 1872 to 1935 .. lllilliftl. by fol lowing: . 992-2635 · . '50.00 REWARD • CeJelratlon 'M brought rnudt eatertalnmeat. 'lbe .~ orpnlzed Belles and ..... Square Dance Club, Cup, made a pubic appear. 8IICe 11.t Cbe fund raiBer of the Melp Recreation Commlt&ee. Right, Chad Freeman, f, WBII Cbe winner ol dMIIIoa one Ill Cbe kiddie tractor .pull. Below, . lU «lark and his lal&nJmental group were !"1011& the aeveral grolij)s appearlllg on the fteld behind the Pameroy Jwdor IDJih +~ - obtained 11 Mertin wo. CoH 1814) 377·tl02. . ... Propo Sed average dally IOJBCtion volume ! - ""er 800 bbl. Funher information may be INGELS FURNITURE ' 3 fund raiser ...(' Max1mum proposed in,ection pressure -.S90 lb._s ·. ' to . & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS PH. (614) 985-4212 w....;:.. 985-3813 ···~~... 985-3837 Open: 9:00.to 5:00 Clo•d T_hursda s of inje~ion zone - Clinton - Th4n~ you all. Jot K_enntdJ and lr. & ln. William Kennedy Celebration . · approx, 4500'. Call &inla Kennedy. . Geological name and depth nn- support and kindneuea durinc tht lllntss and deeth of our wife end dauallttr- in-law, Vlr- 8Moo! yard lease. 113 W. 2nd St. · . _ Pllqleroy, OH. 18 " L~ Bott011, OH. 45743 GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPE REULATORS & f'ITTINGll VOLUME DRIPS · ol review. 3585 7 Wells Road M iddleport. OH. 45760 Locat•on of propdsftd · ·salt Rul E•t•te General wate1 injec.t•on well ~ Fraction 34. Salisbury Township. Meigs 1 - - - - - - - . . - - . , 1 County, Oh10. Timothy Wood~ II r HELP WANTED THANKS liOn date 1n a newspapEil' at gen~ual CJrculahon '" the area Buy T..... trellor lete model. Coli 448·0113. . 35115 Oak Hill Rotd JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992· i / 17/11C l:lerald 0•1and Gas Compapv 1 · Cerd of T!lenke '~1111 • IACKHOE 'IIECI.AMAnON WORK 'OIL FIELD SEIIVICU 'DUMP TIIU.CK IEIIVICI 'CONCII!TE WOIIK >CUITOM lUllT HOMII 'WATeii.IJAI 6 ' Oil UNEI " TOM'S G&W PLASTICS SHOE REPAIR · & SUPPLIES di.,.ISIOn no later than. fifteen LEGAL NOTIFICATION Ja•n DHra, N.. Holland, lulfl Hoc Farm fqulpmapt · Dtlllf Farm Equlpme~t Part• & Service J&F CONTRACTING • Wanted To • 111 c-Ut.._,, Ololo_IDII I Ohio < . Homeoite in Cleorview Eot- · · - · aN utilltllo Including - r . no IIIOnly down. Coli' ' S14-211-1218 oft.. tiPM . · • �-. .J - - ·. 8-The Daily Sentinel Page I Pvmeloy-Middlepart, Ohio .. . They'll Do It E\'eryTime 61 1-louaehold aoo.d e ~t'l Vlt:I:S KIT 'N' CAN.YU! ®br l,.erry Wrtgllt Suppllea Build i ng lot In town. 40• 120. Coli 304-8753030 or 875· 3431 . 81. 36 Morcum Roofing • Spout· Now lnatollng rubber roolo. 30 yoora ••porlenco. ._tollzlng _In buPtup roof. • c.u 114·388-1857, ' Real Estate Wanted town, suitable far home, Priced re81onably . After RenL1Is 3 bdr. houae delu;~C.e, Home --Ia 8:00 • (I) (J) • N-. (I) j LIEBE I."="==..._._ I K at • <JI ~==-HWII MtloNoiii/LIIhror (I) NaW8hoolf R1 #I'V Rlololloow H • i Home lmprovorpontl ·' • · , "', . ·odditkln, · storftl windows. -ne. Coil 1114-367· 0409 ' or 1114-317-7244. · "; •. I .,_TNII 11:30 iHIII/1< "THE!Y'I('E "IN iH! &WIM" A~E JU5TiHI5. IUIIornon Mazda 8port.a.oolc ' eun.u (I) Celol , II.!~F!=. IWaCametllelllldea := ..... '"'*'-'"',_Tonight Sleeping room ti2&.. utili· bdr. trailer 5 miles from 4 rooms S. bath. furnlohod, tloo pilld. Shore both, mole . 1e226· hlld ,clean. . pots. adults only, only. Range a. rofrlg. 919 h it · ron oopor • poll. 3 mo ., no c full·r~~~~·~~ro~fo~r~o~nc~o~r~e~Ave..aftor Golllpolla. bdr. pluo 614 446 1619 ~ 2nd. 441-4416 7 PM . Coli boaament homo, nlco loco· • • ' tlon on Bob McCormick, $300 mo. no children or Nlcelyfurnishemobllahome petl. 6 bdr. home in town, in city. CA. 1 or 2 edutta 46 Space for Rent e325 mo. 4 bdr. homo very only, no pets. Call 448· 1- - - - - - - - - cloae to town 1325 mo. 3 0338. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo bdr. home In Addison recently remodeled, t260 mo. Thio 2 bedroom apt. hao • - Pork, Route 33. North of 3 bdr. home nice location in carpeting & fresh paint, Pomeroy. Lorge loto. Call the river, garden, $276 mo. located 1 mile from Silver 814-992-7479 . Se.c urity depoait It referen· Bridge Plazo. $196 plus cas r"equlred on all rernela. electric a. gu. Call 446· 4 troll or Iota, 304· 675· -1076. Wiaem1n Real Eatatea 4614 or 1-304-273-9745. Agency, 446-3643. Fumiohod apt. 2bdr. 1 1381> For lease Completely remodeled 3 bdr 2nd .. Gallipolis, $186 water 49 paid . Call 448-4416 after farm house with garden spot . Dep. 8i ref . ...,qulracl. 7PM . 2 ton central air condition~ $toreroom or wereho"i..111, ing, unit, complete • with Call 614· 246· 5204. - - - - - - - - - l c - Furnished ar.t. 1 bdr. 8226. 26x60, for furniture, linea, copper tubing. a coil, Complately redecorated Utilities pa d, adults, 920 lumbar, rofflng, lnoulotion, $400. Coil 448-11189. small home in Middlepon. 2 4th Avo. GoNipolia. Coli equipment. 311 Condor St., l - : : - - - - - - - - - e30e monlh. Colll14-992· Saora Kenmore woahar, 2 bedrooms. kitchen, living 446·4416 after 7PM . 3325. hldo·away beds, couch a. room. bath, air, garage. Ideal for single or couple; no peta, Furnished apt . 2 bdr. U35. choir, twin bad. Coli 441· 3224. no children. $185 monthly· Utilities paid, 243 Jecklon Pika, Gallipolis. Coli 441or $196 with refrigerator & stove. plus security dapotit. 441 8 altar 7PM. Good quality lumbar, 3400 61 Household Goods bolrd feet, walnut, white Call 814· 992·5292 . 2 bdr. comrletely furnished. oak, hickory, maple. 3 bedroom houae,ln Pome- all oleclric, 4118 2nd. Ava.. aycamor·mlxed. Hardwood. SWAIN . $226 mo. pluo aecurlly roY. full ba..,ament, fullu deposit CoH 814-387-0135. FURNITURE AUCTION • & & references. Call carpeted with garage. 8226 . , 82 Olive St .. Gallipolis. Nmth. Call collect, 614-287- 448-2236 or 446· 2581 . & uaed wood &. c:o81 1tov11, Portoblo VCR. 446·651111. 7979 or 287.-8858. Flrot 8 piece woOd liviflg room month reilflr'eelf you point. Apartment In courrtry, . all suite ·with I inch flat arins HP IIIIer. gold aide by aide carpeted, $300 month. Ex· refrig With IKtrOI, 1 9'7 1 U99. bunk bedo complete Nice 3 bedroom home. attic, cellent location, adults only, with bunkloa f1 99, 2 piaca Ford pick-up with topper. 28 basement, garage. no pett, no pets . Call Ct,atlea entron livingroom auitea ft. aelf contained camper, I security dapoait. Call 614- McKean, 446-9442. *199, antron reclinera $99, lug Chevy while skope 992-2517. other recNnoro •eo. maple whools . Cell 814-388Garage apt. tumlohed, 291> dinette .... e179" bo• 96811. Neil Ave., Gallipolis. 1 bdr., apring1 a twirl or 1-::---------$236. utilitieo paid. Coli full $100 mattrlal -42 Mobile Homes aet regutar.. firm Sewing mechina we ere 446-4416 after 7PM. • 1 20. maple dinatto chairo over stocked with 1 984 for Rent *31. wash ttands t34. Necc::hi JIIW'ing rnechinea. 1 bedroom Apt . e198. mo. m1pte t69, 7 piece These mechinu ere mede Qf including utilitiea. Equal chromorocker• dlnello HI n49, 6 metol. S-1 on oil lobrlca 2 bdr. unfurnished, extra Housing Opportunity. Con· nice, 2 mi. out on Rt. 588, tact ViUage Manor Apts. piece dlnello .., •99, used ..,.n loother hoa 17 built In bedroom auites.' retrt_.-1 • 1thohe1 lftlke button holea. $200 mo .. aduha only. CaU 814-992· 7787. tori, rangel, chest; dren8r1. ir,vlaible blir,d hem, mono· 446-2300. wringer Wllherl, TV's, dry· grama, professional Jtitches Rlveraide Apts. Middleport. more. 26 yr. :':~'!.~~~~.'! 2 bdr. with well . to wall Special rates for Senior era, & ahoea. Call814-446· ' lor price, I;. carpal. AC. in Gallipolis. Call Citizens . e130. Equal Houa· 3159.' Coli collect 448-1409 6-BPM. lng Opponunllleo . 614LAYNE'S FURNITURE 992-7721 . . Sofa, chair. rockar, otto· Oak wall phon••· rockera. 2 bdr. 2 mile below Eureka. S160 mo. plua deposit, no N-lv "'modeled 2 bad- men, 3 tablet, (extra heavy prossed c~olra. pedootol to· bias, hutchM. a. misc. Paul pols. Coll61 4·1143·2844 or room. equlppa.d kltphen. by Frorltlor), t68&. Solo, COftl<lo Fumlturo, Rt. 7, 614-1143-2918. *225. Dapoo~ required. Coli chair and loveaaat, 1275. Tuppon Plolna, Ohio. Sofoo and chairs priced fiom 614· 992·6319 or 992· 1285. to t895. Tobloa. 145 2 bdr. mobile home private 2B15. and up to 1126. Hide·•· 4 vicleo machines: Dolendlot. 2"12 mi. out Rt. 588. Zauon, MIUIIo Com$17& rrio., 011CUrlly dop. a. N-lv redacoroted. 1 bad· bodo,,440 : and up to ora, mand, & Bottle Zona. •400 ref. Call 448·4607 or 4411· room, partially fumlatied, •11211 .. Recliners, •175. to a. down. Price negotiable. $3711 .. Lllmpo from t2B. to 2602. 8225 . Depooh required . Coil Coli 614-992·11863. 614 · 992-5319 or 992· H6.& pc. dinottn from •ss.. to 4311. 7 pc. • 1 89 Air conditioner, 3 ton cantral Nice 14x70 3 bdr., mobile 2B16. and up. Wood table with 1ix home. $235 mo. deposit & arid all attachment•. utilities, no pots. Call 446· , 1 & 2 bedroom fumlahad choirs •425 to H46. Deok air 1860. 304· 773-5822. n 10 up to 1225. Hutchoo, 2192. aptl. Call814-992-5434 or 992· 59 1 4 ·or 304· 882- 1650. and up, moplo or pine Deluxe broiler ovan, like · flnlah. Bunk bed 'Complete 2 bdr. fully fumlohed, clooo 2666. with mattrMMS, •210. and new. 614-985·4227. to hosp~al. &210 mo. plus deposit. Call after 6 , 448- Furnished 1 & 2 bedroom up to · f398 . Baby bado, Accouotlc 150 omp., 800 1364. apntments, Middleport. 8110 . Mattre.... or box watt, four 1 2 ln. apHkon. oprlnga, full 01' twin, $68 .. Ad~ito. no poll. ,..curlly 8800. Coll614-742-22111 . Furnished AC. ldeol for 1 or dapooit. Call 614-992- firm, tea. and •78. Queeh HIS. • 195. 4 dr. cheato, 2 men. Beautiful riverview. 3874. e42 . 5 dr. chooto, t54. Bed Top ooil and fill ·dirt doli· Kanauga. Foster Trailer UO.ond '25 .. 10 vered, 304-11711· 7771 . frorMS, Park. Coli 446· 1602. Vllloga Manor Apta .. Mid· gun • Gun coblnots, •3&0. dleport. fE.H .O.) hu 1 Camouflaged printed mil· 2 bdrtrailer $176 mo. plul bedrmepta. forrent. therlnt Goa or electric ••no•~ e375. itary • novelty T-at,irts, aur· Boby matt-. 126 & one mor security pkls utili· 1tarta at 8201 a month that pluo danlm • {rental damtioa. Call 448·2851 . Includes oil utH~ift. pluo a 135, bed from•• no. •2&, aged clothing tii.OO dozonl security dapoa~ 11 a. uo. king fromo no. Sam Somerville'• Army Sur2 bdr. tumlahad off Rt. 654, I'' 're<iuirood. We juot laid new Good Hlection of bedroom pluo, N- Era, Eoot - Ro· &175 plus deposit. Clal carpet ·in them a. 1hoy'"' luitea. cedar che•ts. · vonawood. Open Fri., Sot .. 614-388·9651 . located naer o doctor'o rockers, metal cabinets, Sun .. 1 :00-7:00 p.m. {Unoffice a. shopping areas. Call awivel rocker1. ion mldelabeled advert:l1ing ---·············· 2 bedroom mobile home for 614-992-7787 . . apecioHioo • Fecl9ry dis· Uaed Furniture -'chain, rant. turni1hed. a.c •• *150. count prlcoa. 304-876· dryers. and TV's. 3 miles out mlh . pluo utlltleo. Dapo_.t On North 4th St., Middle· 3334.1 Bulavllle Rd. Open 9om to required. Call 992·7479. port 2 bedroom furnished apt.,• a lao 2. r oom apt. No 8pm, Mon. thru Fri., lam to Firewood for •ale, 120.00 2 bedroom troller. kitchen children . Call 304· 882· &pm. Sot. pick·up load, UO.OO dolt· 814-446-0322 fumiahed, couples one small 2586. 304-6711-2991 . vorod. child a~cepted . References. TV • Applloncaa, 827 Third 304-1175-1076. APARTMENTS . mobile Mechanic tool•. 4 dtewer homes, hauaea. Pt. Pletaant Avo., Gallipolis. 1114-446- tool box, moatty Cr1ft1rnen 1899. Spin wuhan, goo • and Gallipolis. 614·448· el1ctric dryeu . auto wHI trada for good car. 44 Apartment 8221 . woohera. uu • oloctrlc 304·178-211111 . for Rent Nice 1 and 2 bedroom rengea, refrigerator•. TV unfurnished apertmentJ . Htl. 304-675-2218 before II GOOD USED APPLIANCES p.m. JACKSON ESTATES We•h••· dryitn, refrlgeraAPARTMENTS !Equal toro. rangaa. Sklgga ApHousing Opportunity) hoo Very nice 2 bedroom duplex pMoncoa, . Upper River Rd. · one and two bedroome, rent apt.. un·furnished, down· boaldo Stor)o Croot Motel. starting at • 183 for one town, no pets, · phone 304· 114-4411·7398. 876-4824 after 6 PM , ant . Call446-2745 or leave m ..sage. 3 bdr. unfum. garage apt .. 82&0 pluo depoan. Call 446· 3,7B6. Furnished apt. 919 2nd .. Gallipolio. $175 . Men only. Call446·4416 after 7PM. Newly ' remodeled 2 bdr.. I- - - - - - - - - Nice 2 badroomoptlnuHonderaon, 30"1-8711· 1972. e. bath, unfumiahed 2 bedroomo. kitchen with atova, ref. UOO.OO -nth location 1 mile • - Point Plo-nt, 304-773·11143. only, no polo. ·CaH 4411· 3437 or 446-3111 . ' Unfurnished 2 bdr:, In Crown City. Colll14· 2611-812_0 . 45 2 bdr. opL newly - • t e d, •eo to 114& pw mo. utllln port. pold. Coll671-1110401' For,_. Slaoping R and light houoo kooplng roo-. Pork Hotel. Cal 1114· 446·07511. 875 ·6~86. • 1...8 Rooma Con""' '*... - - - -........... - 1til"::c-::. ; Dough MOVIE: ,... . . .1. . _ , . , . ... _ iiiMIIotl - ....... - ·lfpCIMtlfiCI...U: .... ...,...IOI:IIW J4,-.JN~.· ,..,._, Jll em.rt.lnmont . . . ~= ,:;;;:~ J!': ( ave of 1hllllrllll rec1ng ovent James Jacoby II preaon!td from Milan, MI. min .)' ·'' {80 --;--:----;::===------, . ' I 10 8 1 b1H: . (I) M8jar I ·The throw-In was timely ,' A...... MMantl... (I) (I) FMIIIy Feud e -CD~ (I) .... Set ROyce , Drum1 , 2 . mounted t·oml, 2 floor toms. Zildlon cymbals. PHri finish. Complete. profeJJional. 446·1682. O!o•MICt!ol\ . Who .. . ......,, . NORTH .IIJ o.w.w I II'E8T Conua tAQUZ t KJI014 tQH tJI4 80UfH tKQJ7U ....... .... SI•IJIJIII'' .S LIVt::.IOd fdrill ototlo.n wagon. vary good . . ' 1 9118 J - J2000 4•4. Coil 61 4-985-4209. r~~~~~~~~~ II. . will tnde. J .D . 45 combine. both 1981 MozdaGLC1982S10 to hoods. good oond.. with new long - · picllup, 4 opd., II 2281. motor. Celll14-379- 2484. 1_cv_l_ : _c_ol_l~4_4_1-_4_4_4_7_.---~~~~~§§~~~~ BN Ford Tractor, plow, disc, 1981 Ford Escort 2 dr .. 4 apd .. 4 cyl. 1981 Chevy culllvotor. 388-8318. Chovotlo 2 dr .. 4apd., 4cvl.. Sell oi tro~ 130 farrnoll AM. 19BOAMCSpirit2dr., 4 -d 4 --' "M FM 1978 Hondo 7110, K moclel, wnh cultivators. exc .. cond. u:-494. 1 917 Dodge priced below wh61oaolo, Will consider tnocle for~cl • AM • 7119 uc. -..1. Coll448-32112. -· auto.Solos,' Buleville 1. . uaed Pu · C-'1 • 441- .8 38 John' a Auto after &PM . Rd. GoiHpolla. Oh. Open til 1179 X11 will dark. Coli 441-4782. -rlfloe U. O!dru. Coil ,AUla Chalmers mid niaon I--=-----~-- 448-0989 o~ 814·4411· oolo , on oil 1984 Allis 1977 . Chevrolet Mol'!te 0989 Chalmaro liown and garden Corio good cond .. low ml· •-1- · -·------'--......:. tractors left in stock UO.OO iolllfo. Coil 448-4815. 11180 2110 Honda e111nor Mkt over coat . See ua now if you naw. Coll4ill-0157. are in the market for 1 new 1976 PKer, pu8h mower• ~~---------· f orm troc:tor from 40 hp to 1971 1110 Yomoho, runo 1 70 hp, 2 or 4 whMI drive. 130 a. .up, 1960 Hondo vood. 1400 or boat offer. We con aall you any "-l -po_rta_._44_11_·44_2~8-·_ _ _ _ 2411-11892. tractor 10 percent off · of 19711 Dodgepo-wogon4 1 - = - = - - - - - - doolor invoice. K-o Sor· drlvo, 8 in. 11ft kit with 1979 CR 250, ••c. cond. vlceCenter.St. Rt.87.304- ael of 17• 38 tires, • 8110 . Now O·rlng choln a. B95-3874 Ripley Rood. Pl. Collll14-367-723 8. oprockota. 1800. 246· Ple ... nl. 5892. 61 Farm Equipment baler , excellent cond. 1-:--:---:-----1980 Suzild GS 750 L. llko new, undar4,000mlleawhh occou., oakl-, 11,800. Coil 4411· 417{" ~---------:--1 -1177 Suzuki OT 1&0 with torrlng e1 .100.00. Phone 30•1175-1·889. ~ j:ji=~i;;;~~~== 76 M and t f S 1 o ora or a • ' ,- - - - - - - - - - - e&,&OO.: 1-N- Holland 3915. 1974 California otylo 111 fl S· 717 forego chopper, 1 l -1~g;;<:.;;;,;;;-;;~;/:'2 Inboard alol bool, Chovrolat row hood •1,750. Koefera 11964 Chevrolet 2 engine. V· drlvo.lrio_.alvo Service Center, Sl . Rt. 87, dr. Coil 814· 992-3695. to op•ato, MIU 4, • Ripley Road. Pt. Ploooont. upholstery, now brokoa, 77 Pontiac Astra. 2 dr.. •3.000 lncludn troller. Coli Cot End ioodora, ropo, auto, p.s.. p.b., ••cellont 4411-1122. · 11> yord bucllot. good cond. condition . 1114·1112·1181 .. 1---~-:--~-Fiot AUla HD 8 dozor, ropa, Croatll- . 17 ft. tri·houl, carco winch, good cond. 11111 HP MlrCUIY·Crulio 304-4!8· 1542. lnboord-outboord, power lrlm. Co!l 304·171-1281. 63 livestock Four 14x7 pollohed IIIah slotted appliance w._..o with lug nuts ond _,tor oape. EaMI!ont aendltlon. •1eo. Col11114-tta-3933. l: .JUST lOLO.JUH ;;.- Plumbing end 11 Sixth ~- ,. St,. w. v•. 3Q4· ·L 83 ~ •: ~J Excavating • : of the 1Jen1o. cndaN d Den IIMhar •o:hoo • cover· ave of t1w Dan-llic NatiOnM Conve;ttion from Son Fronclac:o, CA. {2 ln.) (l)lloetofll ....... {jJ) Vlwbww: A T•vt•lan H!AIDIY· 'A.......'a Mlnderinl 1954- UII3J.' To atop lhe opo:eod of communiam in CDUUSIQI .. . '---'-------~ • t.l • ,Oood·1 Excev1ting, be... • ..(' . ments, footers. drlv11W8yl, .. 1 ; -tic unks. 'landocoplng. . "" Cell onytime 614·448 · . - ~; 4637, Jame1l. D1vlson. Jr. _....-. .." owner. ·' · ' Dozer Work by Ted Hanna. · .,. ., Ditchu, ponch, roadl. land ~~ ;; Amarica replocoa Franco "I South Viol· nom. iRI 1&0 min.) [Cioatcl . Captioned! 10:00 (I) lllo ! A, " " - ~· d"ring, etc. Coli Motor Car , .' ' ·" ·. 8rokero, 4411· 11592. '. WINNI:E .J.A.R.CoRatruction Co.Ru· tland, Oh,814-742 -2103; ": · Baaem1nt1, Footer~, Con· . : creta work. Bockhoo's , , · ' DOzer a Ditc:her, Dump , ·; : trucka, • weter·gll•&ewer- • ., •octrlcolllnoa. ; < Fund I I' 11 I 1 IBQ VW lclrocoo I • Rod. ..c cond. low mi...:· II opeed, good geo mile go. AM•FM ••••-· MW tlreo, 11.760.00. Col J .T. ot 304-1711·10211 ottlor 4:30 PM. Surplus mobile homo turnl· ture. Frame, m1ttreu ' and 1171 ford F 100, ve.y oleen Mid In ... - · 30t-171121163 ofttt II. bo• springs, 1121.00 for twin aeta. 11110.00 for tun 11t1. Couch end ch1lr 1425. 00. Coffoo tobloa •a1.00. D • w HorMS, 2nd and Vltond St.. Point Pleount, 304-1178-4424. • Campara ::a.'::lTU,.~tl~~:.'! 1 10 •c,::.~ '"• ~ ' ' u'"',· ! ~0104' 71 C1*w hMvy \o\ tor> Ciolliea llno pw~o, . - , 01' fro- Ill typoo. Picnic oil olooo. Fdollvory. 304-871-3177. . . .up, abort Md. - ' aond.. • ... Col 114- 11173 . . _ Line 2111·1 - 22'. Co11441-HII. Klng-boa......,... l'llono 304-1711-615$. - ' 78 , ...d . . \o\""' 11" ::.:: A· 1 40,000 ............... ' -"r .. m11n. •.710• 2H-t4117 om. e. zoo. =· l"ii7JH;;;;i:i,;"c;;;;;;: c......... rn rrt1t- J. ; •! I TRI8TATE , , ~; UPHOL8TEIIV SHOP 1't .' 11113 .... A-. Oalllpolla. ••• lt4-446-78J:Iorl14-441· . .'',·, 18:13. ·.;; • • • 't . - ' ' .. ... . :~ '· ' e ' l e • ' ~intO folowHig hlr ...... ln. die lnvaltlgltion of • munlor, 1111180 mln.l (J) Llllilnlglil . . . . . . . AI . SNAKE!I ' '' ' FMIIIy ': !It 11 :4& ~~~::· ~~•'"i1"4'.d2~':t·" . ., ' 11 :111 ()) ~ 8p ttl I 11 :30 Cll CD Tanllhl IIMw (J) lloet af GnualtG Cll WltRP In ~wwd (I)MaCknall An oatrologlat'a ~arnlngt tempt AXYDLBUXR IILONGPEL~OW ' .. . '114: Cart aa....... One letter ll&lndl f..- another. In thia sample A Ia !lied f• tbe Jnt L'a, X fill' tbe two 0'1, etA:. Sin1Je leUerl, ljiOibojJ.W, tbe Jenc1b 111111 fCinliiUCII of the words are·all hlntl. Eaeh day tbe code 1etter1 are different. ,, 1:1:30 .. U ' ' ' "1' , . 1427 Cool•lllo, 0 114·1117- -:::=·-:---~-:,_-' Uel. .JIMI WATEII SERVICE . ' ' '' l'op-up ,.mper. 8•210 Coil Jim Lenior, 304-1171- •' D • t o u n e n g 1 n 0 _ 7317. , tranemllllon. 10 ou . ft . ..~ r Upholatery a' ......,.. CRYP'l'OQlJOTEII General Houii"JI. For ooio :1t~~-:.m1r-.. CIII 87 __. ~ 12:00 .lomas hyo Woter Service. Aloo paola filled. Coli 61 4·. 21111-1141 or 814-441 · 1175orll14· 441-7911 . t' . CD Newalllporta/WMiher : ;:: :1; 72 ta- 78 Motor• Hotnee ' 5I lnltb 170vaw lgtt eOddeooph General Hauling !I (I) MOVIE: 'My Tuttor' (I) MOVIE: 'Tam Hom' (I) Another Ufa Cillo laC llw flam Clava- toblo. black a. whho console TV,' portable sawing machine. baby bed with mot· lrno, plctum, dlohea. pons, oct. Collll14-949-2719. rlccrmeclJ :oo I ~wTcr;.at~· NOWHAR IT'S FIXIN' TO RAIN CATS AN' 0065!! :1: SEt IER, WEAR M>f RAINCOAT AN' 6ALOSH£Ci AN' GIT tiiV ,UMBRELLf\1 == ·:.l: I 815 lllllrlqton {80 min.) BARNEY . .. • ... .,,·- It Wapiti hosts this ponroit Ill wtlknown padilitrlclon end IC· . Cl!dicott. tiviat Or. - ::;8::4;::::::;EI:e:c:tr:lc:a:l Dinette aet. d,.sNr, gentle~ men'• wardrobe, living room aufte, end tabl11, corner JJ l'alcl1 tql ()II Eight Mlnutaa ID Mldltlght Meryl· Stnoop .,.. SEWING M•chlno ropolro, ~ ' - ·· Authorized Singer , Bolos • Borvice Sharpen '' llclaooro . Fabric Shop, Pomorov ..114·112· 2284. ... IZ iiGGty Pert 12 *2700; 1 878 Caao IIBOC . ' 21100 hra, en· '-" · ·;' doaed cab. new rear tlrea, .1 good oouncl, •19,000 . Coli · ·:. Lea Jollora. before 8 :30 , • . m., 614-IIIB -11889 ·or .,,, • 198·8823 otter 1 :30 ;.: ' I '• .. B•ck~ol, I' tllepde liAitform •Fnllllke (() MOVIE: ·cualliliia..r ' .--.. , SCCiwnant o;,' ere, fuU awMp canopy, new ' tteck, pin• I bu1hlng, •• ; • ., llm-1 (JI) Newluushlt Ltant HeM 10:30 (I) NCit PI 11rily OlyiiT' t CD Clwllltllill C:tPt•t• & Refrigeration ACPQM tGiaay .In,.... . : ' FO. Bolo 1 973 Ford 111150 B•cktu~e. ancloled oeb, new ... ~ . tlrM. t71100; 1913 GMC ' Single ole eeml·tNCk, good · ~ • tl-. minor work nMded, ,·· •: rebuilt 318 Detrait, 10und ' ~~:. truck, 12500; Home mods , · , • lowboy, alnglo axle, fifth ·. 1 ; whMI, e1eo0. 0.8 .0 . or ,, tradl for ~k4 or Harley ~··• .~ t • Oavidson .Call lea Jeffers. .. :; 114·691·11189 baforo 8 :30 ,- , , •.m . or 898-8823 after '• • 8:30. ., .-· •• a •I 11> a toll• R I ' 110• CI)~~;W..,...Jww•iii ~z!~~5~~·~r~~:.4:~:. . ' ac ....... ~AMI, ----:------ · ....... lI (I) . . Cllll ,._ .• f. II . ,....._.. Cucs.uaedoea finally to the we can make j;Ome • --:" t . ()pelllnc lead: +A CA. (21n.) I]) MOVIE: 'SISbinla"' ... •INw" (J) 700 Club . . Cl>e <J1: D n a lie Party GASoLINE ALLEY . ...• t • ' .- cone Ceriter, Sen F,.ocisco, , - .~ : .' 1184 U:c Nail a • C...· ... II ;C..• 11 of . . Dema de P81tv"a -~=•• ia po-lllil from the Mot- : -;. • lA CD I]) Da 1 a , " -' I' ~liciTl;~~,'T.i-~~c: Ufa e 9:00 - I ' ',,r( .• 1 ., MOV E: 'CIIml' Pari 2 . 8:30 (J) Top R-* I Jocg fnlm Alleolllc Clly, N.J Top llonl< Boxing Pllllnta Lonn. Smidt va. Frri r,tontvo- · mery iil• 12-rounc:l bout lor the ESI'N Jr. w..... tight CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING · ...._ ·.• ~ Cor. Fourth and Pine IL Gallipolis, Ohio ,- : ~ Phone 114-448-3888 or 814-446-44n ~ JIM'S PlUMBING. HEATlNG. Rl. 1, 8o• 3511. Galli, polls. callll14 -3117-one. +Kte Vulnerable: East-Welt Dealer: Eat e •• I---------- Now Hollond now and uaed 1978 Dioael VW Rabbit - d tlr... groat hay end forlllfe equipment sunroof, mlloage, I2,000. Coll111 4. for the month of July only. 24._. 0111 · Free financing untH Jon . 1, u u · 1986 or 10..9 porcont fl · nonclng fo.r 3 yeoro ortokeo . 1979 Chevy Caprice Cleo· cash discount. 1-uaod No. olc. ·2 dr, ec, ps, V-B ·-oif'!e, 4951211. hoYbineuaedvory body good c.onditlon. axc. performance. WHI conalder I. 1 7 900 •tt• • • :; 1-uaed Noil Coli 614·992· Holland No. 273 baler 741 offari. 2 after 5 p.m. 12.300.: 1-uHd New Hoi- I - - - - - - - - land No. 488 9 ft. hoyblno, cut 26 ac"'•· • 6 . 500 .; 1 • 1981 Light bluo Pontiac 38.000mlloo No.BI1 Now Holland round T1000, lent .condition. Coli .o•cel· 992· ALLEY OOP ...-..:;.·" Plumbing & .Heating Dan a aile Ucwt/or • Altei• us of ESP.' Tonight' a program ••· aminoa the ociontiflc ovldance lor and llpinat ESP.IR! I&Ornln.)/CioeodCoption,dl .,....' '. 82 IJt il'l.:...:.l:. .... ·. ' . Cement flnloher, Richerd . Gorllold . 114-986-4484. Be•emente. pool dec"''· parking Iota, any olio job. .. EAST •aoas (J)Genllolen Sell or trade 1979 Cemaro Berlinette, low mU. .ge. Cal 614-388-8244. . .· •u •Qu tl02 ........ -· ofliclr father. "'· 180miiiUry min.) I]) MOVIE: 'NMialtol I.MlpOOft'a Anlmel HouM' ()) e · tu,o u ,r ..... u...- to aon- to 59 For Sale or Trade T·IT-'4 .KJ7 J.-, .... ..._J.-, at Wheel of , _ ., <JI ......... c-t One Dill' ot • TloM • I]) CD A T_,.. Tho A 8:00 ' Ill '8-,> . T'hlntl' . lurnlahed . Washer dryer hook -up. f304-67&-1 962or 875-4680. 2 bedroom opt, yard and buement. •17&.00 and deposit, 304.· 8711· 71141 evenings. pat., utilities paid, adufte Newlhow private. exc. cond, atove. ref 3 room apt with b8th. Nf. atove. utilities fumlahltd. $226. mo. Oopoalt · and retrences required. 304· 676-1090. MllcNoii/LIIhror . (fj)' . 7 :30 Junibllo: BRAVE LOONY VASSAL PUMICE , . , _, Whal the pollia crook uaad when ho hold up . tha public library- A SI~NCER ' I)INeM First floor, 1 bedrt;)Om lpt, equipped kitchen. cantrel air, e250. B21 'h second Ave .• Gallipoiia. Coli 446· 2168. 4 room's .... .. ~=': 7 :00 ' 50ME. f'!OP''L.E WHO (I) CD NBC Newo Wiaemen's haVe rentals: 3 Valley Ploza. pool and TV 0 (f) New8/~Mihor Repcwt near Foodland end Spring .· HCnoquara,la 1om; Wlleel of , _ (I) WltMI of fonww ·I Nightly .....,_ , with $200 deposit faceted '' and " " l'ur( fumiatMd houu. 3 bdr., 1220. 29 Noll AVo., Golllpo· lili . Coli 448-4418 after 7PM . bedroom and •198 per month for tWo bedroo{l1, l ' lourOniUOI'j - · (I) MOVIE: 'Tile 8ollnd air,' pool etc. Coll875-5104 or 875· 5388. . UIIICfWilbel " - taur Jwu 1I 1, MN!NG central ' l 7/17164 vinyl o!dlnO. roofing. room Houses for Rant . 1he Television Viewing PAINTING· Interior and ox· · . ......,, plumbing, roofing. '• ...,. , aome re!1l(Hiellng . 20 yrs. ~ 1.!1-, up.'Ca111114· 38B·98112 . , ·:..:~: 5 :00. 304-676-8843. -. l11ddhput, Ohio Improvement• 6 acres or more cloee to 41 Pol•lllllli( ..'" . 35 lots & Aci1Nige 17 1914. , .....y, July 17, .1984 . i. .- .~ ·- I . .... ...,._ lalltl CWtl .... (J) Caltirtlo 'How to Dill a I!Uder.' A paycholct-gllt ' - hill ........ In mind CCIIIIIGito _.y out tho murder af hla boat f111nd. ,., NJH8i I WILL ... It 50IMPS INTERE5T1Ni... 12:41 1:00 (;t~~wC:. ~ I ' till IIIII. •••wiltR ,.....,. Tanlilllt I .,...... ...... I II ~CIIIIC lin , :30 h ' - - 11wt lob DJDAN BAYO YNUQA JZQFFLKHF 'l>l U D N D BYAODZ MQPPLKH ' OQDKF LF NUQ RUDKRQ NY FQQ JYVA PDVHUNQA LK FYOQNULKH QZFQ JVN GQDKF .- AYFQODALQ MLZZLDOFYK · Y•kiA):'I CIJPI g Me:SMOKED CARP TASTES JUBT AS GOOD ltB SM<ltED SALMON WHEN YOU AIN'T GOJ' MCMANUS · SMOKED SALMON. - PATRICK . 'I' • I I , I I �. ~ 10-Thi Area deaths Dr. Purl Stanley morning a t Pcmeroy Health Care Center. Or. Stanley was born May 2, 1901 In Meigs County, a 50n of the late Charles an4 Margaret Nesselroad . He graduated from Pomeroy High School In 19!1 and the University of Lootsvnle College of De!ltlstz:y In 1927, after which he . established his dental practice In Pooleroy. . He was a member of the St. Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy Ma· sonic Lodge 16!1, Free and .Accepted Masons, and. was a lllelllber and past president of the Pomeroy Board of Education. He had served several tenns on that bOard. · SurviVW! are three stepdaugh· ters, Clarice Kennedy of Pomeroy, Jane WWiams of Dexter, arid Mary Lloyd Of McConne1svl1le; a brother, Lewis Stanley of Pomeroy; and several nteces and a nephew. Preceding him In death, besldes his parents, were his first wife, the fonner Mildred Mees ln1900, and his second wife, PhenaCilftordStanley, In 1981. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Thlll'5day In Ewing Funeral Home, with the Rev. WUI1!1rn H. Mlddleswarth ofrtctatlllg. Burial will. be 1n Beech Grove CemeteiY. Friends may call at the funeral home from 24 and 1·9 p.m. Wednesday. ent heart attack. · Mr. James was a former coal miner and a retired employee of Gould Battery. . Born Dec. 22,1918, In Syracuse, he was the son ot the late Heber and NEW- M'cbee! A. MHteWd verna Weaver James. Surviving In addition to his wlte of 1!1111 ' - ...... by the Map 40 years, the former Freda Rinel.oel!l Sdlool Dllirld 11oan1 or . hart, ru'e a daughter, Mrs. RollAnd blind dlredor or • (Gloria) Beard Jr. of S!lmerset; a Mefp HIP SchOoL J!fk+pWrl, son,PauJJamesatCI'ooksvwe; tlve · 25,11almp ••or'Lwfnatm sisters, Mrs. Fred Turley and Mrs. 111gb Sdloolllllll a li8S .,....w*e Robert (Blanche) Hlckeli both of or Bow. . Greet~ S&Me UnlverHartford, W.Va., Mrs. Evelyn dy. M'dwHc! to Meip Stowe ot Syracuse, Mrs. Marie lrom ll!obop 111gb Roach of Mason. and Mrs. Earl Scbool In ~ wllere be (Ruth) Lewis at Letart, W.Va.; two served 18 dlrtdor 11f baadL He brothers, Leroy JaJ1'111ll Qf MaSOn, alllo. 1118 ~e pertorrilg · and Donal!l James at Clifton; W.Va. !!1'Peile11ce bavln& played tuba and several grandchlldren. with lhe Mtpelleld s,mpboay The funeral was held SwKiay at lllllllbe'Nedo~ ..._ QuW8. He BDd . . wife, Kalby, the Goebel Funeral Home In Crooksville. Burial was In Mount wiD reside M lllll Union Ave., Horeb Cemetery. Poinetoj. t......... .. W•"n- ·Band~tor CorneD C. Elkins, 47, Rt 1, Albany, was killed In an ~t Tuesdayathlsemploymentwiththe Batedlct Coal Co. In VInton County. Arlilngm'\ents are being made at the Blgoay.,:Jordan Funeral Home hi Albany. . Raymond Fiseher Class meets The WWlan Workers Class will meet at 7: :ll p.m . Thursday at the Enterprise Church. Council to meet Cl!ester CounCII323, Daughters Of America, w1Umeetat8thisevenlng at the Chest,er Lodge JiaU with a pmductspartytobeheldattheclose of the meeting. RaynKllld Fischer, 78, died Tuesday momtng at his home In the Baum Addition near Pl:>meroy. Meigs Coroner Dr. R. R. Pickens said that death was due to a sell·lnlllcted gunshot wowxl to the head trom a .22 calibre rlfie. , Arrangententsare being made~ tl!e Ewing Funeral Home. • Picnic set Michael A. Michalski, new dlrec· tor of the Meigs High School Band. b;ls called an organizational meet· lng Qf the 19&-fl\ marching ban4 for 7: ro p.m . 'Ibursday at the Instrumental mQS!c room of the high scbool. .. This Initial meeting Is for all Interested students and pareilts. Michalski will be lntro<Uced and will present his goals and objectiVes for the coming year. There wiD be time for quesfum and answers during the meeting. Michalski Is stressing that all Interested students and parents attend repnUess at whether the student Is registered tor band 'l.t this time. Othef topics to be discussed will be rehearsal schedules and stude!Jt participation In activities other than band Legion election nesday; Rev. Steve Nelson, ThW'!Joo day; and Rev. James Corbitt, F'rlday. . . General chalnnan Is the Rev. RDbertE.RoblnsonorHeathUnlted Methodist In Ml4dlePort Twenty· eight churches made up the parish. Emergency rims A nurnberofcallswereanswered by local units Mo!Mlay, the Meigs Served with Mashed Potatoes, Choice of Salad, Roll & Drink PH. 992-5432 011. ' r;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::j I County Emergency Medical ServJ. ces reports. . Mkldleport at 10: 'lT a.m. went to North SecOnd AVenue for Margaret anCooney, treated but lilt traJis. ported; Rutland at 11: 58 a.m. took Rose Snowden from New Uma Road to Veterans Memorial HQilll· tal; Pomeroy at 1:22 p.m. went In Cheshire for Helen Preston, takaito Holzer Medical center; Racine at 3:19p.m. went toBaaban Road tothe scene ot an accident and traJis. ported Helen Meldau, Michael Rood and Ou1stopher Meldau to Vete. rans Memorial with Syracuse assisting; Racclne at 8 p.m. took Peggy DllVoll fmnFow1h Street to v Start earning higher .rates on &-month time deposits 11. 11. Veterans Memorial Vance, Middleport. Saturday discharges - Leland Saxton, Ula Strauss, Beatrice Ralrden, Mary Partlow, Ella Roush, LatTy Rupe, James McCune, Dennis Hart, Rachel /o 0 · ANNUAL VIELD (Based oo_a _lon ol addrtionalsb< rmnlh """""•' at same rato) ' . • Minimum deposit $1,000 • Interest paid quarterly, or let it compound. Capita.l &vings_& Loan, a Beneficial affiliate, has been ac~ttng deposils 1n Oh10 since t892. Come in now and pic~ (Jp yoor po!f!ag.,.tree deposit on~lope at any Beneficial office In Ohio llrtd stan earning high rates of interest on Six·Monfh Time llePoeit• lk one of Cap~al's other high rate plans.Call toH-Iree 1·800 w 1108. FREsH LEAN . . GROUND CHUCK •• ~! •. $149 FRESH LEAN . 'YoU4, No.67 GROUND RO.UND •• ~!·.. $1 79 I u. ... . PORK N.ECK BONES ..•••••• ~ ••.•••.•• . 39¢ . . . 79¢ BABY BEEF LIVER ..................... u.. . BRAUNSCHWEIGER .•••.•.• ~ •...••.•. ~'··· 79¢ SUPERIOR STORE SLICED (Dutch, Bolopa, Salami, $ . . . · .· LUNCH MEAT •.. ~~LI'n~f~~IV'.el.~a.m.,,PJ~~v.~~·... . · 1 49 · HOMEMADE HAM SALAD ........... JA. .... 99 C EXTRA LEAN I · · Friday . · Only . 59¢ PEPSI COLA HEINER'S BONUS BUY $119 ' DR. PEPPER 8 PK . 16 oz. GENERIC BLACK PEPPER • $109 • 59¢ CANS DOG FOOD · GAL. COVIHNI fap. 7/22/84 C. K. SUPEIIAIIET Only $169 $}39~h · FRUIT DRINKS GAL. .. PEPSI COLA 1 Pin Dtp. Ullit I Thurs~ay BROuGHTON'S $349 I 'I I I I 8 PK, 16 OZ. 89¢ VALLEY BELL VALLEY BELL ICE MILK $109 u.m Cou,.n l9lres 7/22/14 U. SUPliiARKET COTIAGE CHEESE 1 24 OZ. ' · $109 LIMit I Co11p0n hplrts 7/22/14 C.K. SUPERIAIIfl 2 LITER 69 MatshaiL Monday ac2rnlssklns - Estherla Powell, LongBottlm; Jolla~. Albany; lJIIIe Jolmscm, Racine; Rolalle SnOwden, Rutland; Laura .Hal rllan, Pomeroy; Helen MeJdan, Raclae; R ichards DeMoss; F\aidOfa - EDe SIIUIIz. Earl Sbuler, Cora DelnM11den Smltb, Monday diiCharges .....n:reJ Oklo 1na. GALLIPOLIS- 4162nd.Avenua . .. ... ... ,: ... ,. (614)446-2765 POMEROY-300 W. 2nd Street , .. , .. . .. .. , .... (614)992·211 1 JACKSON- 396 Eas1 Main Street . . ............ (614)286-4187 • Sa4.e!lltdWrller ~ After citing numerous advan· tages at a fuU-day, every other day kindergarten program, the Eastern Local Board It Edllcatlon accepted Superintendent Rlchard Roberts' recommendation to proceed with that program. The question ot half-day kinder· garten aes•lons was aea1n ralaed at Monday night's board ofeducatlou meetlngasMrs.SusteHelnes,board member, requested. that Roberts change his rerommeadation i'iun a full-day,eveeyotberdayscheduleto a dally half-day schedule lor jtlndergartell pupils. •• Dllleawl .ecJs •• RAlberts expla1Ded that he had given conslderetlm to the request andpolntedoutthatheconsldel'Sthe Eastern dlatrlct different In many ways, and feels that because of ~ and the location of the two kindergarten centers that for the beneftt of 1be students, Jt II mare to have fuU-day sessions e\teryotherday. .· . The tllll-day program wiD mean that a child who rides the bus, wlllch 1s the majority ct children · tn the dllltrlct, WOJkl be away !rom home for about~ hOUn every day, wllereea the child on the ba1t day jX'IIil'lllllwouldbeawayfromllcxne about six houneachdllyor12hours own two-day period. This rne81111hat the dllld 011 the !laif-day p1qpam waUl be ll)l!lld· tng~3%1mn!l!ourlawayfrom · lUIIe OYEI' the ~ period, lftctical --·--------------'-rf·-·--·------~-----·-1-·-·--·~~~~·!!!'.~ GENERIC POP 8yBOBROEFUCII • R.C. COLA 2o/o MILK 1(0. & 4 Ulllt DIET I NO SALES . TO DEALERS <Xmllllsalonenl shawl a 2 Sodleno, 14 , . . 25 Cenh A Mult-....Nt Inc. ••••P•F 11 ments," he added. The public hear!rig on the bJL-Ja t was attendeil ODiy by Dr. James WithereD ~ the .Meigs County AUiance•for ChlldreiL Witherell said be tboug)lt ~child welfare llepartment needs addl· budget for 1984 was $4,498. The · ~ per8QIUiei to pi'OVIde mere request forl91!511$29,498.1bedeslre lb'VIcet. He cited a 500percent rise to hire a COIIIUJtaat resulted In the .In the numberorcallltolbeagency. Increase, acmrdlng to MaJy IJob. "How man,y people out there are stetter, commlllloner clerksald. . lilt recetvtnc EIVkles beamae we ..... ..__ the ............. -~?" The hdkltap and matatenaare do ..,. ..... ., fund 1nCre81e Ill due mainly to Wltberell ulrel1 "Wbat would lncrealed lasuraDCe COlli and happen If we put three IIIIJI'e pel!llle utmty rate lncrealea, HOOetettet on, .wwld we. pt a 500 pacent ""--tn-"·?." said. The fund Is 1lll!d to operate the "''"""""" """" courthoule,lntlrmary and Jail. . Witherell sald be gets calls at Ills The otl!er fund that was subltan· omoe about cblld abuae wblcll has tlally different was uie Welfare beea n:pa ted to the I"Opel author!· department. The projected deficit del, but has lilt been •" nEtt for 19811s $.111,235. · "Aeybody that w brlllg to this ''The welfare departmellt Mpe8 board facta. aames; this board will that they wUl show that much 11 a act," Joaes said. . need tO ll1l!l1t an fncJeaSe trom the WltherelliDJ1IY1Bited that be can state welfare deplu1malt," Jones (let cases and dates reported to said. authorities for the aJIIIrlliJIIcna. If the state does aot give the In other buslnel!ll, Couaty Engjwelfare director the ~ncreases he Phil Rdlerts showed canm~s­ haaJ'I!IIIIII!III!thebudgetwtUbecut slollt!i'l drawlap of a .,...,,_, ~.ba..a.L ace. roadlorTwnlblp Raid 3fT, Other depllrbtll!llts within' 1f1e ..-.. C11 &7 11• S 'ieneral fund Include the elected TheroadwascblecltoU.S.33when otllclals' .<ttlces. plat map otfta!, the bypa.u wu CQIIItr\lcted. . law Utncy, state auditor's regular Carper' ·Comms ~~ ·mvestlgallons (_.,,101). board or ...... """',_,... eleCtions, exteas1on . office, vital sharply since !lie road was blocked. statlltlcs otrk:e, veterans otrJce and The cmunllsloDers Indicated -hlltorlcalllOCiety. they will attempt to pt a llJ'IIIt for The a eJa' to balance the the $70,101 Job. Tiley slated a grant bldget, wUl be made In ,January, will be easll!l' In obtain since an Jones said "It wtU be done In a fair Increase In jobs can be shown If the manner. p!'()bebly to all dePart· accessroadwereconstructed.. m '*"'" t::: . euts, _.,ull-day,. every other day ·. JW.dergarten program OKed . Ha49¢: · VALLEY BILL HEAD. CARROTS 3 . $100 GENERIC $}2 9 . LETTUCE SUGAR 5LB. $}79 BAG · PEAS, PEAS AND CARROTS, MIXED VEGETABLES . . • GREEN BEANS '~~B. $169 ~voted unanlmollsly )n ·tavor_of the Jmtlon. . : Jones said the ~loners have set a prECedent to go by. :'We've always had a poUcy of d1sco1iraplg out-of·slateand out-of· town business," he sald. "It's not jhat we wruld want to malce a hard8hlp 011 the town or New Haven. ·{l11 th!lt -.e wut to I" I ..._ tbll • . it . .... ~ at Meigs County," Jones added. · - "I believe I could take a different iook a! this If there was not a landllli · In Mason CQUnty that New Haven eouJd uae," Jones said, reterr1ng to the j)rlvate landfUI at West Columbia, The cmunlssloners adopted the 19111&aupu&edl!udgetiorthecounty. The~. Called the ''wiGII llsf' $129 MIX ORMATOt CANNING SALT B PACK 16 OZ. . ' )n writing. . ;. ~ . Manning Roush movedtokf!ep.thefeeat$00,1nhopes of. dlscooraglng outside users. The 99¢ THRIFT KING • OHIO RIVER COA~SE , BAG users outside Meigs Courity. · WIDiamson requested cmunJs. sloners Inform him of their decision ICE CREAM ,~GAL. $}69 8 PK, 16 OZ. BREAD 25 LB. are VALLEY BEH DIPCIIil =·~~===taflnned ·.: New Haven Mayor Grayson .c harged to BUTtERMILK ~GA~. by the $170,:1111 detlclt In the gena al fund. . ThetownofNewHavenwtUnotbe · "Two of the major IJicreall!ll ~. :alloWed to use the Melg!! County In the .Melli County Planning ·1and1111 at a cheaper rate, Meigs Cunmlsakln and the bulldlngs ·and malnt.erJance funds," Jones sald. . The planning commlssiOn;s Wllllarnnl had previously .asked the ClllllllllleloD to adjust _the rate tor New Haven; Local Haulers using the landflll cllarged $.'fi, compared to $50 . $}39Pius By'fEJII!8UIELCIIER ...... !ltd Wrller I 'Pat" 4 BROUGHTON'S EGGS ]..;...16 oz. LOAVES . Heiner's Bonus, Bread FREE One 16 oz. loaf with each purchase of 2 Packs of Kahn's luncheon Meats. ' One with each purchase of 2 Packs of Store Made FroZJn Minute Steaks. . DOZEN . SMOKED HAM SHANKS.JA.. 89 B.B.Q. BUNS (8) 19' GRADE A MEDIUM .. • Commissioners deny Cheaper landfill rate to Mason community · FRESH LEAN enttne itome~y-Miclcllepori, Ohio, Wednesday, July 18, 1984 C0py"t=' 1'14 · • . at y . Reed. Sumay admissions - High 'l1lompsa1, Lanpvllle; Ermna CWnmlngs, Pcmaay; Clara ~ chary, Ptlmetoy; Ethel Hoback, Racine. . ~ discharge Joaeph JTPA participants honored~ ..•Page 5 . · . - . I . GROUND BEEF ...•. Jt ... 99 · ¢FRESH LEAN INTEREST RATE Through Monday 7/23 Veterans Memorial. Saturday admissions - Anita Hannon, Rutland; Helen Jeffers, Syracuse; Coral Smith, P<meroy; Sellm Blazewicz, Pomeroy; Jean % . HAMS SLICED ••••••••••••• • 80Z. CROW'$ FAMILY RESTAU RANT Syracuse .tountament •..Page 3 ..--to _ .................·····Pap.. (WHOLE OR HALF) DELl-ROLL BOLOGNA •.• JPJ.tJ!.e.~Lesll.ll•••• 89¢ sets meeting Lottery Wed· . SUPERIOR ,.... ............. lt-IJ . ~'I'\' ........ 13 , De 'ha . ..... h .......... ...... Papt ~ ~ ....................... 8-1. FAU<ERS The annual plcnlc at the lzilak 'walton League Chapter will be held at 7 p.m. Monday, July 23. All per sons attending are to take a The Meigs County United Metro · covered dish and table service. dlst Church Cooperative Parish Is CLEVELAND (AP) The lxlldlng a series at meetings this winning number drawn Mooday week at the Rock Springs night In the Ohio Lottery's dally Fairgrounds. · . Racine Arnerlcan LeglonPcst002 gilme, •"Jbe Number,'' was !171. The meetings got undezway w111 hold election o! officers at 7: ro · In the "Pick 4" game, played Moo:lay and will continue through p.m, 'lbiii'Sday at the post home. Monday through Friday, the win· Friday with Bible study and prayer Refreshments will be served. nlng number was 9182. servlcefroni2to3: roeachatternoon lind evening seiVIces at 7:rop.m. r---,----'-:---__.;,---------....._--L The Rev. AndrewRu~Wiis Mo!Mlay nlght's speaker lllldpresldlng for the ranalnder at the week will be Rev. Donald ~. this evening; Rev. Roger Grace, Parish meetings a HAMS Good Samartlan Medical Center, Cincinnati, the victim of an appar· Comell c. Elkins Jb llle 8eDd ............... 'HI SEMI-BONELESS PaulL. James, 61!, of s:J)Keystone St., Crooksville, a fonner Meigs County resident, died Friday at Archie Bunker shock•••Page 2 Weather SUPERIOR'S Pa..ILJames Dr. Purl E. Stanley, 83, weD· known retired Panei'oy deutlst, 296lh Mechanic St., died early this s~. Inside today: .. Roberts laid. ·. 'I1dl time Is DOt lnltt'1lctlon time, but traJ1111011atlon Ume which meaD1 the ddlcl will be rtdlne a ldloalbulfor3~ l!ourlwbellbeor lhe Cllllld be at home, the lqlel'ln· trlldlllt eJIII"h-'. He a11o t"*llld out that the ddlcl WOUld lplllld IIJich ~ thll time 011 a bill With . . 1be bul driller and • ot111r ldnderprtal chlldreD, withOUt 1be llllp of older JII!Jdentalf the chlld""'•ldbiwll!ieWortantroma et1• . ll&llte Rllp. ...... . . . . . J). Gdlf . . F I .._..dledltolldptoTwliiNP tr rt 1 T1 '""· ne n1 ~ er.,.... llliN*GniJtn_, wll-beloMedto. . K Wiiiil) l"'rrJJIM'8 - Ca•• · lor ~ cal& of C)l!llllrucaDI a ...,.. to Ja.e llh ........ llilleH' C -pllat. Ti I are, lrom It*, ~ C41" II, Eupae PWipl, pi'! 10! .. 111111 l)mHW.ver. ·Scipio·recycling plant gets CDBG funding BJ'fll3>1!84 MD£JIER 8& II I SWlW'illu State Rep. Jolynn Boster, DC'.aUipnlls, Tue9day pl'ellt!ilted Sci· plo Towalhlp trustees with a cbeck for $142,500 to be used lot Sctpo Energy A!!!W!Ciates. The money Wlis the ftrst Instal· Jment 11 a competitive Community DeYelopmeDt Block Grant. Of the entire grant, m>.<mwlll be used for the Scipio plant. The remaining $:5,001 Is for admlnlstratlon of the grant. The tnlstees, acting as adlfllnls. trators, loaned the money to Bill Kamedy to construct a building to house his aluminum ~ plant . The plant takes recyclable aluml· nurn, fran recycling statloos In SUITOUIIdlng areas and lour CC' tlve states. and smelts the aJumlnum Into uSable tonn for lnd!lstrie6. Kenllfdy bepn bls operation about a year ago. He said beflre he had the bJdldlng, he had to eloae down every time It rained. The liocks. at poured aluminum will explode If they gotwetwhllewollng, he explained. . He Is very cklse to breaking even mw, Kennedy said. He Is onJy operat1nng at :ll percent capacity, he added. Altboogb KennedY Is Cllm!lltly OOJy ~-workers, he 1x1pes to employ «1 people once the entire qJei'Btion Is amplete. 1be one 1ornace now In operatkln Is powered by natural gas from welbi on the property, which Iscalled Scipio Industrial Park. Roberts s8Jd that the boaitt at education at this time IS In the process 11 furnlshlng and llllu4llline thenewclassi-uasacostorabout 16.001. · The cost 11 the aew teacber and part.tlrne aide wiD be aboutSl8,101. BecaUse eaeh mill In the district Is worth about $23,001, the cost to the publlcforthlsprogramwlllbeabout ' one mill and both the board and Robertslndlcatedtbeyfeelthelll!ed fortheyoungchlldrentobaveagood ' foundation giveS sllacth ,to the estalilsbment or this Pl®am. Co!lamare Roberts sald the cost at the half-day program would be consld· erably more as the additional · t:ranspmaUon costs lnvoM!d for TheEasternLocaiScbooiDistrlct passing the local ml!la&e to go along two additional bus mites per day, Is ninth an the state approved list for with the state funds. wollldbeabout$]8.001. Its ptqxad ruUdlng project. This meansthatlntheneartuture, Rdlerts said be feels that the This was the report received when perhaps as early as 1981, the Ohio adJustment or a chlld thlsllgl!needs the district's board of education met . Board of Education will have to be talcen tmo consideration and In fell1l)ar session Monday. montes avaiJa!je to otter the 11\e less Ume spent 011 the bus wltll During the report, It was stated Eastern Local District funds for Its nxre time In sclxlol for lnstnlctiOII that the State Board of Education project. CC"athlmewtththeparatts,leadsto approved the entire list at appU· Roberts said the Eastern board Is dllldri!n ct till$ • group. Then, agoodfoulldatlonth&tlsmuchmore cants. This Is a different procedure very encouraged by this action as It be(ore time to go hOme the te6cher enJoy•ble b' tbe chlld. from the past. does niean approximately IKl per· must ap1n prepare the children b' '"!be ch1ld needs to like !ICbool at Generally, the state board has cent fulldlng by the state board for thetriplrJmel!ybelplligthemdress, thlsaaeandlllthavt!tospendalotat orey passed on the number of the building proJect. · Roberts aald. , trawi ~ on a 9ChDOI bus and districts for which It has monies The Eastern pt6ject lncllldes Hesaldthattnatwo<laypemd, wltboutagoodhotlunch.Withthele available. However, because at the construction or a new high school as this must be done twice each day or coach.JskNIS, lagatnJ'I!C(Il!llll!l the approval, the state has ln!mmed well . as remvatlou of the present tour times, whereas bt ·the 6111-day fuUdayptqpameveryotberday," Superintendent Richard RoberU high school buDding for a consoliprogram, ttlsoolydonetwtce, whldl RobertsOOIM'hJded . that as monies becolne available, dated elementary school to Include leavesaboutonehaUbourlmn!for The board VOIIed 3-2 to PJ1JCE«< each o! the districts which wa-e the present Tuppers Plains aild lnstructkmal tlmeloctbete8chel'an with tbeDeWtldklay pc'QII'aiii. approved wUl bave the <WOrtunlty Chester elementarles. afuU-dayj¥qpam. · . • (Camttn"Pdot ~9) to receive the state funding by rn.llllll-. Roberts said that 1n the half-day program, as It was operated In the district 1n the past, chlldrendld DOt reCeive a hot hmch. MallY or the students took l1lnches and would eat then m the bus oo the way JrJme. A student wlxl leaves home ·at 7: 15 a.m. and does not retum homeuntn 2 p.m . needs a hot hmch and scmethlng other than just milk, expeclally at the ldndergarten llgl! level and rnany .of the9e children need a hot hmch program, the superintendent commented. Aswilhanyeducatlonalplqll'lll!l, the questkln (ll classroom time' ror Jnstl'uctlon also artses between the half-day and fuU-day pl'OIIr8lll,· Roberts said. It sboUkl be noted that In the half-dayprogram,thet- bet: must prepare the children for lastnlctlon each ~· This meaas lt!IIIDV· In& coats and boots 011 bad days be(ore tettnna 1n with claSS ume, Roberts pointed out. He sald tliat this take! a great deal of time with "4t 1 1W!IIlpalod Rdlerts 111o pointed out that klnderprtalls an adJuatmentllrhe for 1be )'111111& cldld, wtth the aew pqram rtNI set up In the Eastei'D district. Eaclldulwlllbaveaboutl8or19 ciiDilniiJB'!!lall,mlwtthlbellelp ora llirt-tnellkle, thell:lndl!lprtm lmher wm have more time to 11*111 w1111 &:II dllld ~~avq ~ &aoNe•• and lllo with 11Mi1 II'IJIP lnltrUI.'tlan as well as ~ llllttUclllm, the IUpt!i'ln· faldllltiWII8l'ltlell lflltmr1Q1111 thehnclalupects. . Kennedy Is exploring better : technology with an Ohio University professor before expanding the tacWty. He said he Mpe8 to bave another furnace to smelt the aluminum In operatkln by October.' · The smelling operation, outside at Pagevllle, Is the only Envlmnental Protectloa Agency·approved taciJ. lty In ~them Ohio. Meigs County Engbleer Phil Roberts, wlxl helped to oblaln permits tor Kenne4Y. said the pamlls were hard to obtain. Although there ·are several small qJerations 1n SUl'I'Oiindlng counties. they do not have the permits, Kennedy states. · MOirt of the alwnlnum Is shipped toMans!leld, Kennedy said. Heean sell all the alumlmun he can produce, be concluded. Eastern schools considered for building program funds Pea . ...-. In Olllel' matt~~n boUd aca!IJted . Cost of the project would be around S6 mllllon! with the state tumlshlng Ill percent of the mOnies. The Eastern board Is presently blvestlgatlng the posslbllltles o! wherethenewhlghschoolshouldbe constructed. The present facilities are located on 84 acres of land aboul three mUes south ofTuppers Plains on Ohio 7. The board lmtructed Roberts to contact Fr~ Lee, .the project architect, and Investigate alternate sites for the new high school, as well as how to proceed with all preUmlnary plans for the drawlngsandflnalplansforthenew school. . Also, prellmlnary cost figures on the amount at money In preparing the plans wm be sought. Involved Mondale nomination appears ce~ain thereslpllonli1KathleenCoc*as tourtll Jl1lde tr 1iJer at Cl tef ' Rev. Jesse Jackson and Sen. Gauy By MilE n:JN!IIL8ER Elanentmy and George Gegal as Hart - one the candidate at the ,&-Q , I p._ W'rller IAII'Wit too1ba1J COld!. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Demo- ~sed and the other a new '11ie boazd ~ to put aew crat's deliver their j¥esideiltlal votcefmntheWest - woukiDOtsay sldewallallllatlbeCbeltrrEJemen· • tary, and tabled a~ aomlnatlon tonight to battiHcam!d die. But J~ removed the Pf08s. Walter F. Mondale, eJidllll the Jona to pelnt at RtYemew Elanl!lltaJy and put Ill aew llldeWalb at the season It setllBcka and wmebacks pect that he mlgbt walk away trom that kept him in cunbat aplnst two thepartythisyear, telllngdelegates Tuppen Plains Elarteidaty~.!ill!riD '11ie board llplliUved Jobdewci_,. dogged rivals almost to his bour of In a stirring prtrne-Ume television speech, "I will be proud to support tloos for two eli!mmtmy victory. In their hearts they 1111111 bave the nominee of this convention for p~tnclrelt, ~ fl wlml will ,, Jmowa they were whlppPd, but the the presldency4ftheUnltedStates.' . (Continued on Page 9) With 1,967 delegates' Votes needed, Mondale had more than 2,100. Only massive defections by Hispanic and black delegates to the Democratic National Convention COUld del'all Mondale's ftrst·ballot victory. Jackson srught exactly that, and scme Hispanics plotted a symbolic abstention to fleJ! their muscles, but It was mlstly talk. (Conllnlll)ld on Page 9) r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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