https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8549d61e9de09bbb264eeaf4167ff238.pdf 04ba99c3d13c97b95bd117a410f402d9 PDF Text Text . ~ 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 �. - ., . . . . , .. ... -· - . . , .... -- .......... "' .• ...... . .. . . . .... · -~-·""'l< · ~ ~- ~. ... ' l ..,_ . . . . . . t . . . ........ ····~· ... ~ . . ' ... ,, . .... .. ,• ( Ohio ' ' 111 Couri Slreel J'omeroy~ Oblo DEVOI'ED TO THE.INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . ~ S!mllil! ,· ,....,.._,._..,..,....._o:::~,­ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher .. - - · 'PAT WHITEHEAD -'I ' BOB HOEFLICH A88llllant Publisher/Controller General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor · A MEMBER ol The "--lated PreS., Inland Dall)' Preas Asaocla· · J loa and the American Newspaper Publisher Association. • LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcomed . They should be leu than JDG wordl :tone. Alll~tera are aabJeet.•• ed~Unc ud must he signed with eame, addreaa ud Jelephqn~. number. No ualrne:d Ietten wUI be publt.hed. ·,(..etten .lltou~ be In . . -10od ~ate, addresllnr lls•ea. not personalities. WASIDNGTON (NEA) -With politicians and voters poised to enter the final phase of another presidential campaign,, It's an appropriate time to consider the number and length of the terms allowed the nation's highest elected official. . The debate qver that Issue, unresOlved for two centuries, dates back to the fashioning of ·the Articles of Confederation In l781 and the framing of the Constitution In 1787. The disparity of opinion wi\lch persists today was painfully apparent at the Constitutional Convention In Philadelphia, where a single seven-year term for the president • ~ario may well be heard from again Qrt another nlght, In another convention hall, Democrats may once ~ chant the name: "Marlo, Mario, Marlo." Then It w1U be tor a caJldldate, not a keynote speaker. For New York Gov. Mario Cuomo, the ·man who would not consider secOnd J)laee on the ticket this year, may alm one Job higher In l98s. Mter sideshows, Intramural bickering llnd hours of largely Ustless oratory, Cu<n10 captured opening night at the Democratic National ConVention. He came on like the candidate he Isn't, heralded by a biographical ~ the story of an lrrimlgrant's son come to high station. ~ offered the ritual denunciations of President ~an. the traditional ~~1'1tlon of ·Democratic accomplishments. It was no1 an address of llli!IIIOrable slogans or puncb lines. 'Bt!t It workro. It was oratory to rival the skills (ll a Reagan. The cheers ~real, not on cue. More than once, Cuomolalkedpastwhatwwld have beell an applause line, or put out a hand to hush the·convention hall so that he llbuld go on. · :Ibe governor who traced his origins to the other skle of the New York Ctty:tracks offered the ri!UaJ foi1'Cast of Democratic victory, sa~ that there w1U be a new president next year, "a Democrat born not to the blood of kiNis but to the blood of Immigrants and pioneers." ~·s nationally televised speech Monday nlght put hlm on the ' natlllnal stage he bad shunned when Mondale was auditioning vice presldenlal nominees. He said he would not run this year, woold Instead complete his first term as governor. Coomo w1U be up tor re-election In New York In 1986 and there could be room for national'candidacy during a SEa)lld tenn. 'rylat said, It also must be said that oratory Is not the making of presidential nominees. After all, Walter F. Mondale Is about to become one"; 'and he never lias been mistaken for a spellbinder. C)lomo's name likely wUl be on any list of 1988 prospects, and not Just because he made a .ftne speech. A spot on the Ust Is almost aut<mlltlc tor a . popular, successful governor of New York. Cuomo'sagelsaboutrlgbt; 52 now. 56 then. Four of his predecessors made It to the White House; others, In both parties, tried. ~ lieutenant governor, then governor, he's proven hlmseU an adept ~palgner. He upset ·Mayor Edward Koch of New York City to win the ~ocratic nomination In 1982, then beat a big money Republican campaign to withstand the Reagan tlde.and win the election. He called the shQts In Mondale's crucial New York presidential primary victory this year. · _ Now Cu<mo has had hls nlght, hailing past triumphs, urging a Deinocratic future. "Democrats did It," be said, "and Democrats can do it ag~.'! Applauded over and over again, he was summoned back twice to acknowledge the cheers that sounded when he was done. . ·, · . '~These people Just have a weljkness for Italians from Queens," he said. ' ' Celeste does OK ~hbing shoulders . ' Oeinocratlc Gov. Richard Celeste ' learned a lot about political ~P from an old mentor, former GOP Gov. James A. Rhodes.- BIIt the 46-year-old ,Clevelander has added some embellishments, with observers say has been ~ slgnlllcant degree of success. llefOre he leti at week's end for the Democratic National Convention In San Francisco; · Celeste held forth In another of -his series of C4pltal-For-A-Day productions. · !In these events, the governor goes with hls cabinet members and does ~bernatorlal things for the benefit of local citizens, who he says are often toO far removed trom the government process to understand it. The most · recent visit was to Mentor. ,Usfially anned with a local state grant or highway project to announce, Cel~ Is a hit and ~s a good ride In the local media. Veteran obselvers of Rllodes, who served an.unprecedented 16 years as . 'gqvernor, concede that the old war horse !)ell!!• came up with anything quite this sophisticated. · · . But lt was Rhodes who taught Celeste that there are votes to be won by rubbing shoulders with the so-ealled common.P.OOPie. :In 1918, when Rhodes 'defeated Celeste In the latter's first bid for Ohio's ' hl~t office, the Republican hit the counly f$- circuit a lot harder than hls opponent, who was getting booed In loude~ and more Impersonal places lll(e Qeveland Cavallers basketball games. · 'f'low, Celeste tries hamburgers at fast-food establshrnentS, trims lettuce in·groeery stores and joins hourly workers at their Job sites In various other locations. . JUiodes used to do many of the same thlngi;: but not with the organized fanfare of Celeste. · •., For Instance, the former governor would take the clippers trom a barber in a local ~and cut a surplsed customers' hair, or stop along a hlgway to ~ basketball with school boys. w~y ' ·Letter ·to thffEditor Support appreciated Dear Editor: We would like to thank the public for their support and tor the several thOusand signatures we obtained on petitions. All this has helped ussllowthreeof the Meigs Local School J3oard inembers that we felt they don't cooslderthedeslres ol the public nor do they have the best Interest of the children In mind. , The board member that said he ,:a:~~~n his ~ If l500 voters signed a petition learns adv~ce in t~untey actio_ n Presidential tenn__---,-~--,--,-----Ro_b__er~_~_Ol_te_rs The Daily Sentinel SYRACUSE -Tuesday evenln&' Armor's pro~l Is luu'iiJy llil· was lnltlally alireed upon. t])en Jolut C. Armor, Who has provided modltled to a renewable sor;eri-year legal counsel to some of the more precedented. During the past two term. lm!verent presidential candidates centuries, almost 400 bills have · But that was abandoned In favor · of .recent years. Including Ji;ugene been lntrodit~ In Con(lreSS to · of a renewable six-year term and J. McCarthy, John :a. Anderson ancl · change the presl<!ent's ten11re ~:~nd aliout hall of them have called for a then changed back to a single Jerry Brown. Writing ln. a weekly newspaper six-year term. seven-year term. The final constitu-tional clause set a four-year term of here, Armor endorses one ol the . Supporters of such a ~ion office and was jKltable for Its silence most popular alternative formulas on whether the president should be . of recent decades - a · single argue that lt would represent a allowed to seek re-election. svc-year· term ·for presidents ac- return to ''citizen politicians" as The re-election Issue was not companied hy a 12-year limit on any opPosed to today's profesalolull politicians who spend m011t at the~ resolved until 195i (after Franklin ·Individual's ~i'vlce In Congress. adult Jives on a govel'lll'!lenl payroll D. Roosevelt had been elected to an Under that plap, House terms and w~ ties with the people they unprecedented four terms) when would be extended from two to tour supposedly represent have become the 22nd Amendment to the Constl· years, with a maximum of three increasingly tenuous. tutlon established a two-term llmlt. COD$ecutlve terms , Senate terms Proponents of a single six-year The Issue was most recently would remain at six years, but ooly presidential term ru.o asaert that revived by Washlngton attorney pne reelection would be allowed. eliminating >the posslb!Uty of reelecllon would tree the preildent to act exclusively In the natlorial Interest rather tluln worry about mundsne and sometimes tawdry political pressures. Those arguments are superftclaUy alluring, but at a forum sponsored by the Amertcna Enter· prise Institute several years ago, Jeane J . IOrkpatrlck · offered a compelling rationale for retention · .of the current system. Noting that the · "citizen· politician" concept . "l.i the old dream that IS based on an equation . of Innocence . wit\1 virtue," she suggested that "lnnocl!nce can ~ more accurately equated with Ignorance and USWIIIY leads not to creativity but to Incompetence," . J.obb1e By BEN WAlKER AP Sporg Writer Mark Bailey !mew. he cOuld .do . better at thepiatethanhedldlnthe tophalfofthelnnlng.Heproveditln the bottom of the ninth. ' "Mark came through like a champ," Houston Manager Bob LIUis said after Bailey's tw-tun hOmer with one out In the botlu:J, ol the ninth inning Tuelday nt1h1 ra1Ued the Astral to a .~2 VIctory overtheNewYork~ ~ MeiJ baltlf*al il.2-ollead In thq top of_ ~ nlrltli wbl!ii.·Mookle WlliKm~oft~thapluc~~and scored on 4 fleJder's . cbolce grounder tiy Keith~ On ' thatp~y.flrstbasarnaiiEnosCabell ti@lded the ball and tbTewhome, but ~n ~ ~ly past Bailey. I dldn .t block the plate real but I !mew I tagged him and I thought he was out," Bailey said. The rookie catcl1er didn't have to walt long to make !Uil8lds- wen, i,_ ' l phla tipped Clnclnnati4-3, Moritre&l blanked Atlanta 2-0 and .San DiegO tripped ChlcMQ G-5. , America?" "What does a man know about it?" "The vice presidency of l1:ie United States has always' been reserved for a male. The founding fathers ol the Constitution wanted It that way." ' "There's nothing In the Constiturequesting hlm to do SO, reneged. tion that says a wcmancan'tbevlce Less than half the area was covered president." and twice the , signatures were "That's because at the time It was nblalned. Since he went back 011 his written nome In his rlglltmlnd could promise we kllow the publlc.w!U not - forget this at election time when Imagine a meathead presldentla! candidate choosing one. :But I'll bet they can have their desires you Ifyou took a poUolthegreatmen expresaed. Again, We cootlnue to thank the . who signed the Declaration of public tor their support. · Independence, they would have said 'No Wtnlllii 'vioe presidents or we Respectfully yoors, Signed: Bobby Aroold, The Con- give thecountrybacktoEngland.'" cerned Cltblells for Ms. ann.tnlt .., Edith rEPlleii. "¥r& Ferraro Is a ~ ~;---vecysmartlady.lrangdoorbeUsfor her when she was campaigning for · "You pushed one doorbell too many, and now look what we've got. A mother of three whou could he a heartbeat away from the presidency." Edith was losing her temper. "We rEPresent more than .l!;IU the vote and we belong In the seat of power.'' "That's the way you people always think. I knew we was In serious trouble when them wcmen liberators was allowed to march In the street without the cops shooting · tear gas at them.'' "I wish you'd stop referring to . women as my people," Edith said. • "All right. I'll call them by 1J1e1r right name- dingbats.'' " Archie, you have norigllt to calla woman vice presidential candidate "What's thematterwithDaddy?" Gloria said to Edith. "He's upset because Mondale chose one of our people as hls I 1! - ~~- ~~ "No, yourfatherll~toour sex. . ' I can't belieVe It, Daddy' You're living In the stone age.". ' "Edith Is taking my remarka out ru~mate." "O!te of our people?" Gloria said. of context. I got nothing against a "Are we related to Mrs. Ferraro?" ' woman running the country,as long ' as sbe stays In India... . Berry -s World Following the U-mlnutl! delay, the · Giants let their bats do the damage. They IICOI'ed blr NilS In the fourth, keyed by Brad Wellnl8n's two-nin double. In tile flftb, San FranciSCO SCOi'td 11\ree ~ sparked by Joel Yowct*Jod's two-run double. f ' "Why IIOt? It'safreecountry,lsn't It? Well, I'll sayonethlng. Since Mrs. Ferraro rEPresents Astoria and Jackson Heights. she at least knows something about the Third Wmid.'' "That'S not very tunny, Archie. You·should be proud that-someone from our own district Is nmnlng for vice president of the United $tates. Whether • wins or. loees she's broken the mpld OIK.'e and tor all .•• Gloria, Archie's daughter, came nishlna In breathleuly. ''Mmlmy, did you bear the III!WI? M!nlale chose a ·WOII1Bll rl&hl here from WOOdwork.·· . •"'.. • • .~ ..• . ~ . . ~ • credit. Thn Hall suffered the loss for • I Racine. ~ hitters were Hank , Cleland wlth two singles, Randy • Halley a single, Jay Hwnphrey's a : home i'un, and singles each by : DenniS Boothe,Todd Powell, Wes- · : . ley Young, and Randy Corsi. . John Hoback led Racine with two singles, whlle JasOn Codner, Jason Quillen, Jamey Cummins, and Josh • Codner eech had singles. TonlghttheGalUpollsPadrl!splay : '!'uppers Plains Tigers and the N.W, : Haven Reds play Hannan Trace. r;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;:::::::::::~ DOWNING-CHILDS ·AND MULLEN INSURANCE'' 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY CALL 992"33.81 992-2342 I SUNGLASSES Sports briefs•.. TENNII S'IVriGART, West Germany (API - Henrt Leconte eliminated Bjom Borg lt-3, It-lin the first round of a $lro,OOl Grand Prix temils tournameot. Borg came QUt ol retlreml!nt to play the match, but was unable to show the fonn that made him a . five-time Wlmbledoa cbampiDa. ' 1n other matches, JOIII! 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VIsiting Los AIIJeiM had ICOitd In the fourth, without the baleftt ol a hit. on a sacrifice lly by LaiidreeuiL · Del..eOD. 6-5, went eJcbt ~ allowing' Just· that one hit. 111ree Pirate reiii!YeriiWidideud tine .......• , .04 runs on three hltaln t!ll! nlniiL AleJandro Pl!na, 11-4, pillit.d • sterling _ftve;hltlllr In IINPI'•W Pjttsburgli'a sewn IIJI..; wlmikc streak. Pl!na lltnJck out lelldl, walked 110111! and l'l!tlred the llnll15 batters. . DeLeon has 1&11 In tile ~ II 111• .... lila - yaerlilld Ill tina be bu llltllll • IIHittler llilo AM/FM Telephone Clock Radio . CORN DOG · 54( • ~ ' ~~ . Magnavox Modular Steri.o System IU-y Royal Touo: 4-Piece luggage Set ' ...' ,1• '• ~ ' . OF THE WEEK' a dlngbat.'' Queens." Archie said; "Anotllm' dlngbat. 'f.hey're all coming out of the . •, .LADIESSIZESBURMUDA 12-. . I ' . 3 Barbcea beat Ruedl&"'' BeiiZ 6-3, 7-81 Sergio Casal ellrnlnalled Wojtelc Flbak &-3, lt-1, and Lloyd Bourne beat Butch Walts7-6,1t-1. BASTAD, 8\\oeden <API -Topslxthlnnlng-lncludlngthreetlmes 626thcareerstart,movlnghlmpast · seed Anders Jarcyd made lbort this 11!11100, Jim Kaat 1at0 sixth place llr ltlOit work of West German ChriBtJ , • ., ....... " ..... ...... games llarted. ' Zlpf, wlnnlna lt-1. while III!C()IId. GOOD TH.ROUGH SUNDAY Slxto Lezcano drilled two hon!e AJHoDandpttchedthemnthtorhis seed Heni1k SundstiU!n whipped I'WIII to account tor all of PhUadelmsaveastbeReds~UorthetOth Hans Simcnsson6-3,1t-2tohlgbllght LUISHER LOHSE pbla's ICOI'ing while pitcher Steve dine 1n 11 games. . , first round actiOn In the $l5.00I Carlton -..._, his limb S wed I s h o"p eli Ten n II IJi11.H rnr:, f '--~-~-".~~,~ .. c on ~t.••-• DlllleQIIIII all·time Usts. lJiln Smltb pitched a five-hit Qwnplonsblps. 1.e2canoo 1-for-21. entering the . sblltouf wblle nm Raines drove In In other matches, fourth-t!l!led . ,' llllllt, w . ' 1 game, -belti!CI a three-tun ill:xner In one nm and scored the oilier. JOaldm Nysttom • breezed .p ast ' ...... 111.1:00 • .• . tile third, iDDIJjg off· Joe Price, J.7. Smlth,8-7,hasgottentbreenmsor Peter CarlsliiD 1>-1, 1Ht. third.-! SuUy 10:30 a.•.· .. l!:lO , .•. Md • ID I p.ll. PIISCiti'IIOIS Pll. t!2·!155 ' 1 _._,then hit a sole? shot, bls 13th leu ID 12 of his last 14 starta. He got StefaD Edberg wore down Martin Fritodly-co · ' ,, .of tile~ ollJ!radl.esll!ylnthe enwg11 runs to Wlll'k with against Jalte, 7-6 (U), 1>-1; Horaclo de Ia last .... S1. ,,_.,, 011. • ....,.,.. . , .. · vlsltlngAtlantaasbitclldnotallowa Pma upiet Slefllll· SbiiOOIIOO 6-3, . ' ~..!.~loti!~-~----~ Carltoll, &4. e!lo atd eight bl,ta In nDIIII!I' put IMinll base. lt-7, 7-6, 111111 Vldar ~ whipped -; ..... ~ ~ In~ In Clnamw~ He PedNa'CW.i r~~~~·svm~~~~-------1----------------~~--------------------~'·' 'fannl!d eight to reconllOOstrlllieouts Steve Garvey had an RBI tor tile 18th consecuttve season, griJUnderlnthettr,llnnlng,hltasolo tying Walter Johnlon's major loner In the fifth and crackro a league_record. Carlton Is baseball's I'IIII«llJ''ngdoubleln theslxthastlle _all-time strikeout Ieeder with 3,1113. Padres took a 1>-llead In €hlcago. -The -victory was the Db ol his The OJbs battled back with a nm career, tying bini with Charles In theseventhandthenaddedtbree Radbourn tor 11th plaa!. on the 'runs In the eighth when they chased all-dine jist It was also Carlton's starter EriC , Show, . ~­ . straight game In which he had lOUd Dtwll hOmered. was marked his-seventh the ... Bailey'sItblast theolthird season and also the first alloi'Jed by Slsk In 59 2-J lnrtingJ this year. GlaiiCa 7, eare.ll I Abencti-dearlnaliV"'....,.i:M!EIIIed to spark visiting Sa!i Francisco to victory. • In the iecoiid Inning, St. Louis hurler Joaquin ADduJar hit ~ I, Trillo with a pitch. In the third, Glanta pitcher Mike Knilrow knocked down AnduJar. . Both dugootl emptied - no punches were tlirollln - and 1xme . piall! Umpire BlllyWUIIamswarned Krukow, wlilchdrawaanaut.cmatlc $50 fine. Archie ,Bunkers shock ________A_rt_Buc_h:-;..r;.tm:.:.:..:.:ld congi'esswoman. '' With one out, Met reliever Dwg SlskwalkedTerryPuhl.Balleythen blasted a J.2 delivery Into tile rlght-fleld seats at the Astrodome. "I don't thlnki'Veeverdonethatln the bOttom Ottlienlnth," Baileysaid. "Not In high schOol, college or anywhere."· · 'In other NL games, Los An&eles halted Pittsburgh !HI, San Francisco shellacked St. Louis 7-2, PhJ!adel- •1 I Archie Bunker was sitting lJ\ his home In Astoria, Long Island, when . he saw the DejYS on television that Mondale had chosen !Jeraldine Ferraro as hls running mate. He let out a scream and Edith carne rushing In from the kitchen. "What Is It Archie?" Edith asked. "Tilat meathead Mondale has put ourCongresswomanGeraldlneFerraro on his ticket as V,.P." "Isn't that nice," Edith said.. "You would say that. She's one of your~ple." .. "I'm not Italtan, Archie." "I don't · mean, Eyetallan. I got nothing against Eyetallans. I mean one of your people - a woman." · "It's about time," Edith said. '"What 'does a dame know about running the United States ol a..a.c Df'l'urtda.Y'• ... Tliel'MIII pme II& JUl'afi ..........._ .. CIN;Ii - . f.3. (AP lpa plau!o). ' I · - - lllld tNrd 41latnillle llldt .Bailey's. ninth · inning homer . . stops rainpaging Mets, 3-2 , · provided more spedflcs, and renewed their extradition request In I -· . -. CAN'TGETAWAY-a.• " Daft Parker tries, but Is •nWhle to ou1iWi f'!ils' I(Nt second b l lNll JU.IIIIIIiuel a. • nuluwn beeam · tines stallell~ claiming their lnVesti· ga!iOJI "dlsdcised ·no record" of " Meogele's jii !b'e. The Gennana January 19$l. But beCause there was no extradition treaty between ArRet· _ tina and Germany, the CBSe had to ' be lillbrnltted to the Argentine solicitor gi!neral. Tlieforelgn rz\lnls. try dldn 't do this uiiUI June l!NII. By ~ then, It was toO late. A month earlli!r, Israeli agents had kf4napped AdoU Elclunann, anotheP Nazi war cr'lmlnal, on the sueets olBuenosAires. Not wishing ' to risk slmllar "extradition" to Israel, Mengele skipped to P~y. . · The Paraguayan's oftlclal line, then !Jnd now,ls that theydon'tknow where Mengele Is. Onb' a f~weeks ago, they told rile they'd be happy to BITest Mengel,e If I'd tell them exactlywheretoflndhlm.Someday I may oblldge. . Footnote: In a future cblumn,l11 tell you about Mengele's U.S. connection. ' ... . . Jack Anderson sought by at least three govern· ments and various private groups. My sources belleve he's under the protection of Paraguay's dictator, AUreOO Stroessner, At one point; a CIA document pinpointed his hi· deout as the southern Paraguayan city of Encarnacklll, Just acroSS the Parana River from Argattlna. :But I'm told he never stays long in one spot. He reportedly has!tOled Up for brief periods · with · delltlut Mennonites Ina Paraguayan village called Philadeii>hla and with feUow expatrlates In a Nazi colony called <;olonla Dlgnldad In Chile. He may now be In a mHltaiY zone, protected by a small anny of , mercEilarles. The fonner head of the Israeli secret sezvlce, Issar Har.el, told Ms. Lagnado that In his opinion, Mengele's security system 'Is so stroqg It would take a combat brigade to penetrate it. For years, Mezigele lived openly.' In Buenos Aires - his name In the . telephone book- Jlllder the wing« Argentine President Juan Peron. In 1959, West Germany asked for Mengele's extradition. The Argen- r • I witnesses who have seen hlm. One witness met hlm at the home of a Nazl sympathizer In Venezuela. Another encountered Mengele at a ski resort In Switzerland. Still another saw hlm In the south of . France. Apparently, he has traveled under . various Identities, • using forged passports. His fayorite allas, I'm told is "Gregory" or :'Gregorovlch." His luxuriOus IUestyle Is financed by members of hls family who live to the Bavarian town of Gunzburg. Recently, . I sent my associate Lucette Lagnado to Israel to seek out the sulVIvlng vlctlms. They remember Mengele from Auschwitz as· a exquisitely handsome, soft-spoken man who loved to play German ballads on an otd· fashioned, hand-cranked J)honograph. According to reliable sources, he has not lost his good looks, and his manners are still poUshed.Helsnow In his 7fls. · Meanwhile, he remains ·the world's most wanted fugitive, the Gallipolis YBllkee! and Glouster Burr. Oek locked horns In a torrid battle that ended In a narrow 3-2 GalllpoUswin.GalllpoUsouthltBurr Oek 9-3, but the flesty "Oaks" gave theYankees a good game. Darrell Ferrell was the winning J)ltcher with eight strikeouts to hls credit. Andy Horak Suffered the Joss with seven stlrkrouts. Ryan Smith had a double and trlple for the winners, while other two-hit players Included Chris · Slone,a single and double; Jason Daniel a single and double; and Matt at Syracuse Municipal Park action continued In the annual Bill Hubbard Memorial Uttle League Tour. nament as Syracuse Hubbard's Greenbluae Bill! the Gallipolis y anlu!ea posted victories. In the first game ol .the evening Syra~ rolled to an bnpress1Ve7-1 tiiumpll over the Hartford Braves as pitcher Andy Baer hurled a two-hitter for til!! victory. In picking up the win Baer struck out nine batters and llad ireat control. Hartford pitcher Tcxnmy McDermlt pitched a good game ol his own, -wllUs two singles. Ferrel helped his allowing Just four hits and posting own cause with a single. nine stlkeouts despite suffering the J .T. Holbert had two singles for lOlls. Glouster and Ryan McClelland had Leading Syracuse hitters were a single. Todd GrlndsWf, Jarrod Moore, Moacta.YsAdloa Kevin Swpsa, and Roy Johnson In a Monday night game, the Pomeroy Giants defeated the Raeach with singles. Green and Shawn Turley cine ROyals 10-3. 1180 the only two Hartford hits, Scott Bartoo PICked up thewib tor In the second game of tlieevenb)g Pmieroywith threestrlkeoutstohls "To free presidents from (poUt!· cal) pressures," she added, "would . leave them less responsive to the views and values of the voters and would pl'OIIuce less responsive government.'' Longer terms for presidents and members or Congress wOuw Indeed reduce much of the annoying dlstrictlon · of politics and cam· palgils - but It also would further dilute their .accountabUity to the ·electorate.' , WASHINGTON - There Is no. thing that produces as much exhilaration and all-around gratification for me as tracking down a notorious war criminal and bringing hlm to Justice. Several years ago, I fOUIKl AdoH Cukers. a brutal Nazi overlord who had butchered thousanlls of Jews In Latvia. He was living quietly on a lakeshore ln the' Brazilian Countryside. Not long after I confronted hlm there and revealed his whereabouts to the world, his body was found In the \rook ol a car, with a oole pinned to his Jacket. The note -said simply, "The Committee that Never Forgets." , .. But I failed •to find the most notorious of the sulVIvlng Nazi war criminals. The real obJect of my search was Dr. Joesf Mengele, the "Angel of Death," who consigned an estimated 2 million Jews to the gas charnllcrs or the lingering hoJTOt of quack medical experiments at Auschwitz during World War II. Over the years, I have Continued the search. · I have spoken · to 1he Dnilv Sentinel Page . Minolta X-700 Camera ' . Opena3Y-!,5or.7yearcertificate 'acx:ouf')t at Gallipolis Savings and receive a BONUS gift. 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Oakland 1 W 9 Pv'• Garnm Texas !Ma!I08 6-7t at New York IGuld·· By KEN RAPPOPORT ' AP!Iporis\\'rlter IttakesalottogetR.eggleJackson . excited these days. Equaling a record by the great Lou Gehrig will dolt, though. "I don't get thrilled easily .380 lBl! san """" ~ OIJca&o 5 Montreal 2, Atlanta 0 9 u .. Bal!imn:> Mllwa ..... .m n8\i .m 15 .lOO ~•Ganw. W L Pri. GB llotroi! u e Loo """""" 5, P111Jtluroll 0 Aillarelphl• 4, C1ndMatl 3 san Fl'IIK'bro 1, St. Louis 2 lb.tsiOn 3. New Y0rt1 2 anymore but this was exciting," said Jackson after his 493rd career homerun, atwO:runshot,helpedthe California Angels beat the Toionto BlueJays5-3Tuesdaynlght. "I'm no Lou Gehrig by any stretch of the Imagination but It iook me sixteen and a .half years to get here and I'm w--.,yaGamea San Dk-xo 1WhiiDl 10-i 1 at Chicago /Sutc~ 5-U • Atlanta IPt>rez 9-fl at Mootnal tGul· lkkson &6), lnJ Los Angt>leS /Reuss 2-JI at Plttsl:lurgh IMcWll.Uams 4-8), Ul) Ph.lladelphla Hbwltiy 2·1 I at Cinc:innall /R\ISSi;'IJ f.IOI . In\ " San FrancL'Ii:O 1Hammakt'r }.{h ai Sl. Looi!i tHonon 5--11 , (nl Nl'W York 1Terfe.U 7-7 1 at Houston . tRyan 7.5 ~. lnJ San San happy." Jackson's 15th homer of . the sea8on tled him for 13th place on the all-time list with Gehrig and proved ID ·he the margin of California's \i•.' tory. "Something like this makes you proud, although my ego doesn't need any help," said Jackson, who also lifted his average to .250 with a three-hit game. "Itwa!i¥OOcttochip In with a homer. I've been swinging good, but wa~~ fighting the psychological battle or not having many . hits to Show for it." · .... ~.o FranCisco at ChJc~ DieAo at Plttsbwldl. In 1 York at C'tnctMali, Jn) ~lphl a at Atlanta, 111 1 Los An(l('ft at St Loois, 1n1 Monrreal at Houston. tnl N~;~W ry 7-7) Boston IBoyd U ) at Oakland !Bunts 81) Mllw~n&kf?f' IMoore 4-71 !Sutton 7-81 Chicago IBannlsler 6-61 at Detron 1Mort'l5 12·~1. In) MlMesotn lllltcher &6) at S.ltlmorP IBoddlcker ~0.71. In) ~land tBlYievEn S3) !Blick 10.7). (n~ at Kansas ctty Tcronto (l...eel 10.2) at Callklmla tlahn 9-61. IDI . .. .._,.G_ ~t)(>, (nl Only g arnl'!l llt'b!du&ed NAncJNAL LIWlUE IWlT IIIVIliON W L Pet. New York 51 :ll 8 Chicago Sl· lJ !£l Philadelphia 50 «< !fJ6 Monmoal ~ .a .51.1 St Lou.U 44 oil .4711 Plhabura:h :tt 5J .011 WI!IIT DIWIION SftnDiefio Atlanta >3 >i AMERICAN LEAGUE IM111NG 1210 at bat., l: W~d. N~· York, :61: Mattl!WfY, New Ycrk, .118; Puckt'1t, Minnesota. in: Hrbek. Minnesota, .D&: OBrien, Texas . .JJB. RUNS: Dw£vans. Bosloo. 70; RH~r­ son, OaiUanc:t. 69: Moseby, Tormto, · m: Butit'l'", ~and. 64: Rlpken , Baltt.. GB . 1% 2% &YI 91,.1 15 .096 - 4746»8 J~ hit his homer With tw? outs In the seve~~th Inning off Ieft·hander James Key, who had just come on ,In relief after Fred Lynn's single. Earlll!r 111 the Inning, llbbby ' Gnch'~ S()lo homer .oif Jim Acker, 2·5, h~ givlm California a 3-21ead. Right-hander Mike Witt, 10-1, s111Te11dered two runs and six hits over thetlrst three Innings . He left 1n the ninth atter -giving up a run-5C!ll'ing double to Rance MuJUnlks. Cannen CasWio's two-run homer capPed a four-run uprising In the third Inning that carried Cletoeland over !<ansa$ a~ In the opener of theirdouble-header. , · · The Indians pounde(l out 15 hits to help Neal Heatoh, who had given UP seven hits and took an 8:4 lead.Into the eighth. But George Brett led off ROOF COATING - ~~ - 22. TRIPU:S: Colllns, '1\rooto, 11; MoeeG!t•, Throolo, U; Owtn, Sea~. 8; Upshaw, Toronto, 7; KGII:Iion. Detroit. s; RLaw. OUcaeo. 6. HOME RUNS: KkiiJIWI, OUJ.and. :6: Annas. Boston. ~ : KlnJe. 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Ity Graphics ·· ~ and11lCOided, IKitthe · In the Columbul area between .J m rille doi!ll DOt IJll!llllon defendants. and 1978. •• ~k:s~ry.~ttlnghlmoutof l!~::~::::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ going," Wyche said. Wllsoo lnjW'l'!ll the shoolder When he got twisted with linebacker Brian PUiman from Mlaml (Ohio) Univer· slty during a tuU-contacl drill. morning. He said JacksOn P<obabl;y t:tmpi'omlse" before media attorwill testify no matler Wbat the neys objecied, said aUiatallt Frank· decision .. Un County p!QIII!I<'IUr Edwal-d After astaywasp!llcedonthetrlal Morgan. ''Since the day Edward Tuesday by the lst Ohio District · JackaonwaSIInestecl,tbepreaabas Court of Appeals, attorneys on both trled tq run this cae. And lhl!y sides told reporlers they were continue to try to run this cae. '' · The CCllltl'IM!rSy centers on Wllat' frustrate<\ by the delay. " - "I blame the press becalllle .all he called "a liP In the law... InOhio, partie!! In this case bad agreed to a Witnesses areaiJowed to refllletohe •, actJoil .for the rest of the season. He picked up 'JE/ yanls and one touchdown In 56 carrtes last season. Beqgals Head Coach Sam Wyche said pe plans ID give Wilson an il'ilportant role In the offense this year.: "'There goes one of the guys you werecountlngongettlngeverythlng trial Black Fi be red 45719 Stanley WUson Is expected to mls$ r----Ohl_o..._ _· e::r::!/t~S::. :'! - The or Edward Franiclln Jackson Jr. remained on IMlld today pending a ruling on wbether the former Columbus ~Idclan can he filmed, photO: lfBIIbedandtapedwhenhetestlfles. Defen• attorney Randall Dana said he expects a ruling In time for Jaciiion to take the stand Thursday ·· r~ll'IP~~~and~~Me~l~HaD~~~~~·~-----------. CHOC. MILK.............. 69' Wilson out with shoulder injury 1 though he hurt his left lmee In early CJNCJNNAn , (AP) ~rape QUAITS OF BROUGHTON'S Aluminum Fibered- · fteld, New Yort. lUI. DOUBLES: 1.AParrtJn. fi-:cas, 25; Cow. ens, Si1a~. lf; Lemon, Dl1l'Oit. :H; Garda, Toronto, 23; TranuncU .--..., The third annual Syracuse Open used call of balls. Tennis Tournament has been set for Participants are 1D report 1D the Tuesday, July 24, through Sunday, Syracuse courts, one-half hour July 29, at Syracuse with registrabefore the start of their match and tion-to begin at once. ' . starting times will be available after Deadline for registration Is 9 p.m. 5 p.m. Monday, July 23, and can be on Sunday, July 22, and entry fees secured by calling ~-75U or are: singles, $6 plus one can of balls; 992-2365. All events must have a doubles, $12 per learn plusonecanof mlnlmum orelgbt players of learns. balls; each singles player and Players will be limited to a 1D double teams will furnish one can of minute wann up before each match new balls. The winners take the and a l2 ·point tie-breaker will be unused can and the losers take the played at 6 a.m. All decisions of the tournament directors, Rick Crow and Jolm Bentley will he final . Participants are to complete the . accompanying application fonn and send It with their checks payable to the Syracuse Park FlUid WILMINGI'ON Ohl (AP) CinCinnati aengais back . to Jolm Bentley, Box 188. Syracuse, three to five weeks of workouts with a dislocated shoulder. · ytUson,anlnth·rounddraftcholce from Oklahoma lal!t year, dlsloca18! his left shoulder during a tralnlngcampworkoutTuesday. He disloCatEd the same shoulder once betote In college. "I!·not tor bad luck, I'd have no luck a! all," Wilson said. a with double and Hal Me~ ' two.run homer 111 support or t;teve illlowedwlthhl&ECOIIdmmenmct ~spHchlngtoleadthelndlans ·. the lleWI(lll. tlnlahlnr ~too. 6:-9. to victoiy 1n the second game. : ; ~llever Ernie Camacho pve up Cimer, 2-4, seatiered seven hits In 6 , JorgeOrta'splncb-RBisJnaleintlle 2:.1 Innings while Frank Wills, 0-1, . , eJabtbbeforeeettlnehla Uihaave. took the Joss one day after being • Jenoy WWard hit a double and a called up !rom Omaha. .·~ M·OBILE HOME Third. annual Syracuse Open Tennis toomey starts July 24 • • more.$. RBI' KINman. Oakland, 19o EMun-ay, BEiltfrrlort>, 1S; Rice. lbton. 71; ADavts, Sftlftk>, 68; Annas, Boston. fiT. HITS: Garcia, TuoniG. •m: Mattingly New Vert, 113; Rlpkm, "~ ' BaltlrTictr• .liB: E-... Boston. JO'l; Wln- Chicago at CJewoiand, (nJ Teltas at DE'trolt, In) ~ at New York, In) Balttmon> at Karaas' City, 1n1 MitwaUkee at Oakland In ) • Tcrorno at Leaders at Seattle In Other AI... actlon, Texas beat New York 10-4, Clevelat~!i took a doubleheader from Kansas Oty9:7 ·and 6-2, Baltimore beat Minnesota 3-1, Detroit .nipped Chlcaao 3-2, Seattle turned back MDwaukee3-1 and Boston stopped Oakland6:1. ~A~~~~~~~!:.'·~:!x.~l!;!J·~!!!;!Ls~8-w-~a--:-i-t_a_p_p_e__-a-=1=-s.....;..c...!!;~~~-;!:~~~~·~~~~d~,.~~~;!:l8~..;io_._n. . . ._-i_n_J-=-a-c~k=--s-o...;. . -n-t2;!:.~:-a:! Jily~ISen=ti: ·ne=:l=Pa~.·~·:!,S--~~ 1 Wedneiday, July 18, 1984 . : Jackson hits. 493rd homer, ties Gehrig -._ •.~ • · �. • ' • ~ • . ' • Page The Daily Sentin~).~ J Pomenrt Micldlepo.t, Ohio 6 The Daily Sentinel .·~epublicans, By JOHN CHAlFANT Assoclllled Preas Writer . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Republtcan legtslatlve leaders say By The ·Bend Democrats trade state surplus accusations· Gov. Richard Celeste .has come down with a case of "Gtlilganttls"ln greatly understatlng the state's budget surplus. Diamond S & L introduces new Prime Line Certificate Diamond Saving>; & Loan Co. a,nnpunces the Introduction of the ~e Line Certificate. ·J1lls 18-month certltlcatefeatu~ an Interest rate that will track the cgmmerclal prime lending rate, according to Gert Walton, manager of the company's Pomeroy office. Customers need not worry about m)s§lng high Interest rate cycle per;lods when Investing In a certltlca~. said Walton. The certificate rate will not he fixed butwillchan~re Wednnday, July 18, 1984 monthly to reDect changes In the prime rate, she added. Diamond's new Prime Line Certificate, withamlnlmll!lldeposlt requirement of $25,~ WID pay Interest one percent below the commercial prime rate, currently 13percent. . Walter said that Investors can now get market rates every month with this 18-mo'nth short term certlcate. But WWlarn Shkurti, asslst;mt · fiscal year, tbetotalshouldbe$439.4 asldetoranlncOmetax_rebate,$85.9 director of the Office or Budget and mUllon. million In surpiUa lottery profits and Management, bushed aside the Aronoff said be believed the $48.4 mlUlon In unrequested capital GOPchargesand~~ubltadmlnlstratlonhadtrledtoka'pthe lmproyementsspend!Dg. cans 9f using "a succession of surplus artlllcaDy low becauseotthe Other GOP llddltlons: $81 million Mickey Mouse ~tlng glm- expe~lence of bmer GoY. John J. In uncounted June lnc<me tax rnlcks" to make their point. Gilligan, .during wbo8e tenn the withholdlnia, $«)million In unuaed "We've beard a lot ot these statelncometaxwasenacted. welfare money, $3 million from a charges before," Shkurtl Sllld. " If "I think what's happened Is the changelnthellmdsusedtopay6,001 pigs had wings they could fly ." Celeste adrnlnbtratlon 1s suffering state employees, $22.8 million trom Senate Minority Leader Paul !rom GUUganltls," Aromft said. l1lllleCf!SSil1 encumbrances that Glllmor, R-Port Cllnton; Assistant . '"They looked back at history and had to be canceled and$8.lmUIIon In House Minority Leader WaldO they saw that a surplus that was ,. the unauthor121!d' transfer ot funds Bennett Rose, R-Limli.; and As$!- · proventobetherewasconcealedby for desegregation costs, antSeJ18.teMinot1tyLeaderStaritey the administratiOn, and a wi\Oie Arol10ft, R-Ctnclnnatl; unveiled the credibility factor came tumbling Shkurtl Sald GOP leKISiators had ' GOP analysis of a sW'!'lus fueled by · dowil on that administration, which voted for a bW e8l'l'll8J'Idng excess last ~ar·s 90 percent boost In the hadclosedtheparksandooneother lottecy profits for sc!rols but now state Income tax. things becauSe they were In a t1sca1 wanttocountthemOneyaspar!ota Republicans contended that In- ct1sls," Aronoff said. stead '>f the $95.2 million surplus In reaching the $439.4 million ~-samelstruewiththecapltal reportru by the Celeste admlnlstra- figure, Rose added $95.2 million (coMtructlon) bW and the (tax) lion at the July 1 start of .!lie new reported by Celeste, $155 miUion set refund," he said Tuesday. ' Shkurtl said there was nothing unusual abOut the $40 mUIIon In . welfare money that was cited . -...-· --7:.. W.dnetday, July 18, 191U . . ' ~181' _.._ ... '. CAA recognizes Calendar "Thestatedeltberately has setout a gystem of advancing money to tbe counties. It helps counties to avoid cash Dow problems. That's nothing new and that's nothing unusual," he said. POMEROY - There wW be · an ot'lllnlzatlonal rneelln& Friday at 10 a.m. at the Meljpl HJab School for all glrJs, gr~ 9 thrwlh 12, lnterellted In playing volleyball. . sever&~ SA1URDAY Containers Ill¥ tO .hi' brought by tllo5i! wbo want to take out Ice CreJIIYI. ' 12 Hours Thursday, .July 19 12 Hours F'riday, July 20th 9 Hours Saturday, July 21 .. '· . Happe~ings f4 WILKESVIJ.LE - The WUIresvWe ,Volunteer Firemen's Association will hold Its annual . CiiXtW IICATE OF APPRECJA'DON - Sid Edwu'lll, exewllw! dlredor of the Gallla-Melgs ~ Adloo Aaeocy, dglll, p1 4 a ca llllcate of ~· to Jell McDaniel, dlredor A !Ire department water hattie will be at 2 p.m. with a street dance !tom 9 p.m. to midnight. By Edward 8cbreck, D.O. A I I nt Ptd "' of FBIIIQy CAAfortl)efaclllly'o~mtheJobTnlnlog PllliDenlhlp Ad Prop-am. ·. knowing It? ANSWER: UnfortunatelY, yes. One of my patients demonstrated how serious the problem can be. She worked In a foundiy wbere hot pieces ot metal were often lett on theDoor.Oneday,sheunknowlngly stepped on a piece of hot metal for several lfllnutes. She was unable to feel the heat from the metal or the . pain. When a severe Infection· and · ulceration developed .on the l;lottom of her foot, she still did not feel any pain. Even with treatment, . the Infection· did · not clear up and ultimately the foot had to be amputated. QUESTION: What should a diabetic do to avoid sud! exttene Me·n Olllo Ualwulty Col'ep of tile l'umetO) lfeallb Care Center, oo behalf of the . of Oltellf"lldc llfedl!ne probll!lus? . ANSWER: There are a nlllllber of· precautions to prevent such METAL AMERICAN SOFA & CHAIR DINETTES REG. 1999.95 TABLE- 6 CHAIRS ,. KINCAID SOFA LOVES EAT CHAIR SOLID OAK '. 42" PEDESTAL TABLE FLEXSTEEL BURLINGTON HOUSE · PINE 6 PC. SLEEPER BEDROOM SUITE REG. $2199.95 ·1-18" LEAF ~488 88 4 CATKIN CHAIRS DINETTE Reg. '1399.95 INNERSPRING MATTRESS Now$58888 BURLINGTON HOUSE DARK PINE BEDROOM SUJTE Reg. '2088.00 TABLE & 4 SWIVEL CHAIRS ALL REG . 219.95 ' 5 PICTURES FLEXSTEEL """ ,1(], in. filter area. You'll like RECLINERS REG. 9.5 '699.95 FLEXSTEEL SOFA Reg. 1999.95 44 REG. $179.95 JUlY'l9 While Quantities last!! f' Reg. '449.95' ¥2 OFF . BEMCO PULASKI ·CONSOLE and MIRROR Reg. 1329.95 Now$'218~8 the atuick & clean bag change · ·lf2 PRICE WOOD TABLE 4 CHAIRS 1/2 OFF NOW $ AT REGULAR PRICE GET MATCHING LAMP Now$488-88 sgssss NOW SWIVEL 1ROCKERS BEDROOM SUITE BUY 1 LAMP FREE Reg. '799.95 Reg. ss99.95 4 PC. OAK Reg. 1999.95 , MATTRESS SETS Meigs .Salon 710 JULY 20th JULY 21st 12 NOON-12 MID. 8 A.M.-I P.M. 8 A.M.-5 .P.M. · 'Extra' part in flick first for local teen ' When "Heart and Soul" unfolds on · thesUverscreen bt thesprlngoflil85 ·MetgsCountlans may see a familiar face. Rhett Milhoan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Flatwoods Road, was CJ1!e . of severel area teen-agers selected to appear In the prom scene of the inOVIe prlmarUy shot on location bt Nel8onvllle. Rhett tried out In March, aot Cllled In April, and before the end ot the month was travellng back and forth to Colurnbul for rebearlals In preparation tor tile fllmln& wlilch scmetJmes went on all day and all eYelllng at die ·Hamnton Township Hllh School. He Wlllll't even CUII!EI ned about haVIng to 111118 hll DWD hJib lchool prom due to die fllmlnR IChedule. · After allqofteadoesaguy have a chance to be In the mcwtes. M an "extra" be was paid rnlnlll\um waae. · the~atlonanddletrecort)llll!ll· .n datlona Qf tbelr pb,ysldan. U theseslmpleprecautlonsaretaken, thechancesofdeveloplngasertous foot · Infection are markedly Cbrlll Nub ... DGul _.,. __ ........., -illfaltr:i: tnstall~. officers - JUpiTER, Fla. (AP) -Burt Reynokls Is offering a $1,CXXlrewant . for lntonnatlon leading to the arrest of whoever kiUed one of his whltftan deer, a state oftlclal said. • The deer, an eight-point buck, was kiUed lastweekontheactor'sBR Ranch and !ben hauled away, BUr Lampton, spollesrriantortbestate • Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. said Tuesday. , ;. The deer was meofi2ReynoldS keptattheranchand had been agift from the Dreher Park Zoo In West Palm Beach. · · Lampton said he could not say exactly when the deer waskiUed, but · said the commlslon has been Investigating for about a week. Reynolds has ontered tighter secui1ty at the ranch, Lainpton said. 'Bolero' phocos ordered released LOS ANGE~ (AP) -Director John Derek bas been ordered tD , turn over about l,CXXlphotographs,lncludlngS(l'I)E!showlng hlswlfeBo: In the buff, which weretakendurlngproductlonofthetllm "Bolero." • Superloreoort Judge Lawrence Waddington on Monday ruled that . DerekmustreHnquiSI!thephotos,someofwhlchappearedlnarecent ; Issue of Playboy magazine, to producer Cannon Films, Cannon,. ; .' attorney Sam Perbnutter said. · · Cannon paid for processing the photos and Is entitled to them for' promotionai~Ql09es,Perbnuttersald. TheDereks' attorney,Aitrect Rothman. did not return telephone calls for comment Tuesday. Derek argued that publishing the pictures would be an lnvsLSlon1 or-:: I his wife's privacy, Perlmutter said. But the judge said that because Derek, the film's director, writer. and cinematographer, had total control over "Bolero," he and hlswlte· had waived any claim to Invasion tbelr rlght of privacy. . ' "Bolero,:' moppeil from MGM·UA's release schedule In May after: ; the rum received a preliminary X ratlng fnm the Motion Picture · :. · A.ssoclatlon of American's Code and Ratlllgs Administration, Is ; scheduled tor release by Cannon In late August. . : "Bolero," In which Miss Derek plays an Anlet1can hl'lress looiQng; for romance, wiU not have a rating, Perlmutter said. it chlldn!n, who have spent the past I.Slalld'snorthcoast, fromFiorld\o Whlle he declined to say exactly where he planned to spend his holiday, Buy George said he would &Pend time on the beaches and ''leetnlllgabout Jamaica and Its people." BuyGeorae said he al!oplanned to visit Rita Marley, Widow of the late Bob Marley, Jamaica's reggae superstar. He said be would return toJamalcafor a concert In November, but gave no other delal1s. relfdi\W In ... -beb:e leevtng l:>r I"'JJI!Wpldl wbere Cook will be iltiiUJMO Ill' tbe.-t,_-. ; Mr. llld Mn. Jolla Bryan of ~ balle ~from a Ia Lan1n wtt11 Mr. IIIII Mrs: • .. · BuyGeorgeandhlsphotographer,ldentltledonlyasAndre,anived Monday at the Sangster International AlrportlnMontegoBay, on the of funDy w1ll visit ~I ,., • KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) - Boy George~ the British singer who8e dress attracts as much attention as his voice, Is on a two-week • cartbbean vacation and says he "won't get boggEd down with any work." Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cooke and __ .. -·- ------·- .... .., Boy George takes vacation Mr. llld Mrs. Duane McLaughlin, Ja-. lll!d Denise, SUmmervWe, s. Ratlale~rD .• Reynolds offers $l,OCX) reward ·Robbie, Scott and Kacy HaweD have retuined to their home In R1tunan after "<,vtsltlng here with tbetr ~ts. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLaughlin. Al8o Ylall1ng recently with the Mcl.aulh11lll and Mr. and Mrs. Fred WllllamDt, Rutland, were PwWIIQ. 'lbe lrealed for ebeltt ~ ; eariler tld8 moniiL Mrs. Tiemeyer. Mrs. Martin wiD be the lnstalllngl'all!llonler at the state during the summer months, with the otber meetings of the year lnhomes convention. A picnic preceded the meeting. of members. Mrs. Tiemeyer an- • nounced the cystic fibrosis fund Guests · ~ Margaret Bowles, drive for Sept. 1~. Fruit baskets Mlddlepol). and Martin Keltoo, for children with respiratorY prob- gprtng Texas, grandson- or Mrs. lems and their families will be Martin. Next meeting will be Aug. 6 prepared In November and De- atthet1vercampstteof01enKnapp cember and the children will be atRaclne. , remembered on special nolldays New hea4quarters with toys and gifts. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) The annual holiday dinner party was set for Dec. 3 at Trtnlty Church A l1€'W company headquarters · buUdlng here was <leslgned to makt> with the Happy Harvesters Class to thl' work day !'asier and more serve. There will be a $5 gift comfortable for its employEeS. exchange and members may Invite Research showed that simple guests. For the annlversacy dinner compliance with the buldlng codes of the salon, May 7, 1985was set and will also be held at Trinity Church. was not enough toprovideth!'easeof Fund-ralsmg projects will Include . movement the company wanted for its employEeS, says Jim Hickey of the saleofpecans, knives, datebJoks Steelcase Inc. "Anyone can become \ and calendar towels.or pennanently distemporarily It was noted nine partners plan to . abll'd as a result of accident or attend tbe Ia rnarche In Columbus, Illness." Aug. 3 and 4. The salon wil pay for The finn's ftve-level headquarthe banquet tickets for each one. Planning to attend are Mrs. Knapp, ters has powl'r-assisted !'Xterlor MI'S. Hysell, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. doors, extra wide aisles, oversized elevators and Dusll Door surtaces to Hacket~ Mrs. Brinker. Mrs. Hampton. Mrs. Richard, Mrs. PoweD, and acrommodatewheelchalrs. . planned and will Include four picnics tonner Debbie McLaugbltn ltlrln dleltalywlilchtiilla&CIIdle nkU; ld;> betwtL frl lk · I wcalilb' WAieali8 ll'oftl " " ' . Jlllllld(lllle llld • . , llld aWl 114 llllluetuwa boy &lllll!d ..,_._ ROY -Gnade ()pry liar Roy Acd, cendl&lo• alter belnr re- • adaal&ted to li holt Mel wbere be. following visit ~ two_..., · Return home · c. .. People in the news ' tbn!e yara In Italy, wW return ,ldne next week. Mn. Cooke Is the And wllether Rhett ~ ' !111ke1 It onto tile sliver ICI'eell a on tbe ediii!Jirocm. des a Installation of oftla!rs for the 1!184-85 )'1!81' highlighted the July meeting of the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, held at the blmeof JuUa. Hysell,~Installed by Mary Martin were Loretta Tiemeyer, cbapl:au; Betty Van Meter, pouvklr membel'; Peal Knapp, ftrst deml chapeau; Julia , lfylell, seconddemlchapeau; Mary Martin, le secretaJre.easslere; · Iva Powell, l'aumonler; Ruby Marshall, Ia archlvleste and Eunle Brlnker,la concierge. Ola1rmen appointed by the new chepean were Florence Richards, Ia avocate; Veda Davis, children and youth, Pearl Knapp, nurses scholarship; Catbertne Welsh. partnership; Lula Hampton, publicity; Pearl Knapp, parody; Rhoda Hackett, ritual and emblems; Julia Hysell, ccnstitvtlon and by-laws; Mrs. Hampton, 1a surentendante; Mrs. Van Meter, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Richards, Initiation committee. Mrs. Martin was assisted In the Installation by Mrs. Knapp whO pinned the past chapeau's plit on Mrs. VanMeter,andpmrentedMrs. Tlenll!)'8'with the chapeau wings. Act1vltles 1or the year were .. ,, cracks In the feet. Areas of Irritation from rubbing shoes or socksshouldbetendedtoqulckly.A diabetic should also avoid walking In wet shoes, and going barefoot this helps prevent unknowingly Injuring the feet&nd not natlcing before an infection has started. It's also wise tor the diabetic to go to a pbyslctan or podiatrist when It's Ume to trim 'toenalls or call115es. Two other precautions should be taken. Diabetics should not Sll'lOke, as smoking narrows the blood vessels to the feet even more ·than they already are. Diabetics also must maintain good control of tbelr blood sugar, by carefully following serious foot infections. A diabetic should cbe<;k dally for any sores or . reduced. ~ EARLY or Foot ·. care ·important for diabetics Family Medicine · · exeCutive dlrecfor; murs Fish fry !Ish try July 28. wards, CAA or · be BOld. .wW employi!rs were or Homemade Ice cream, cake, beverage!~ area ' ror ROCK SPRlNGS - An Ice cream aoclal wW be held at die Rock Springs United Methodist (llurch Saturday with serving to begin at 6 p:m. pie and .• receatly honored by the Gallla- IntroduCed the guests aJid J'l'P:.t.:. Melp C'.munwdty Al;tlon AgmCy stat! llletllbers whlcti lnciiMii!ld tllelf &mtJclpatlon In the Job · David Gloekner, JTPA dlleeta)· n-atnlng.Partnenhlp Act Pl'OIIJ'IIln who spoke ~ regardlna ~ with aluncheoa at the Hollday.Inn. cost-living advantqes of hlr1Dc r.ampoll• new employees through,J'I'PA. • • Employerswerepresented~­ Joan Seder, assistant dlrecfor; lcates appreciatiOn tor success- presentedlnfonnatlonontheava1Ja~ tully cmqilet1ng .TI'PA training blllty of cuatoml2led traln1na fcir . agreements!llldlncludedtheGallla· employers needln& trained" Meigs Head Start, a dlvlson wO,kers. Georae AniDtt, profll811'l WoodlandCeliters,PotnetrfiHealth cOordinator, dllcul8ed llrleflyobolitCare Center, Captain D's,Pmoetuy on-the-job tra1n1na wlllch can ~~ . Area Chamber of Commerce, Long vide a 150 pet~·ent wage reiJrtbuJ:Ie' Jolm Silver and the Melp Soli and ITleiJI during the tra1nlq per1olt . ·: . Employers were also lntnvtn.-t. Water Conservation District. 1be .employers have hired employees to the Youth Tryout~· trained under .rJ'PA llgl'E!etDI!nts a5 new JTPA component wh1cb CJBII: permanent workers. · ' provlde a tree employee for ~ · ..TI'PA aiBo 1'EI.'Oglllzed State Rep. at $3.~ per hour. Youtlltcyop~ Jolynn Boster for her suwort of the lsavallableoniYforyouthl6tllroil8li Gallla-Metgs Cooununlty Action 21 and the enlplayer must agree Agency and .rl'PA at the state and retain the employee at the COIII!b,J;... local levels. Certitlcates were pres- ston of the tryout period. · • ·• ented to the Gallla cOunty CmunlsEmployers Interested In ~: sloners, Meigs County Coovnlsslon- patlngln JTPA or aeeJD& ~: 1 ers, Gallpolls and P<meroy offices Information should contact GeoiPof the Ohio Bure$u of Employment Amott · or Tan ~;teed at ~­ Servtoe for their suwort and Gallla-Melgs CAA, Box 272, Chi!o coopeiation during the first ntne shire, or 367-7342 992.Qi29. · • • ; months of .rJ'PA. Sklney Edf '' ' . Conditioning will follow unt!l • .'( .. noon. State Auditor Thomas E. Fergu· sonreportedthatJulydlstributlonof $36,(118,259.(11 In local government . fund money to Ohio's 88's counties ... .... JTPA employers FRIDAY Auditor's office rreleases funds . and 462 cities and villages levying local Income taxes. ot the total, Meigs County received ~.833. 79. • .. •• • • • • ·• • -- --- --· , • - --'---· - -·· • • -··---r"' • ' "- ~. ·- .~ r -- - ~ �The Daily Sentinel . Wecl: 11 ~lly, July II, 1984 Mondale.•• -Mastectomy program allows .. -.•-early .discharge_for)ltients Birthdays By S'lEPHANIE NANQ . AP""Med~ Wr11er . CLEVELAND (AP) - PhyUts FJ:atkln said leaving \he Cleveland CUnlc thed!IY after she had a partial mastectomy was "the best thing On the light side ' (Contllued from Pqe 1) ~llliWIIthlllldtltm. But ~ It .... to tbt Jut. jl.fmtelt Wll courtiDi lbt COIIIti· "....... today Wltb viiHI to ca~ ~ Hltpentc - lllld blldl de' Fllltoputdowntholethn!at~ ~. . (CartJnued on Page 9) At moat, the attempt to deny Mondale a flnt-ballot v1ctocy aeemed to cost him a handful of de'eptes, and he had $COI'etl to that could happen" Wider the ~ 'Ibe Lawrence, N.Y .. WlliJIIIII returnl:d to her advertlsiJiesalal job less than a week after the IUJ'II!IY, aboot the time moat maall!Ctonly patiellts are · jult leavlna the ·hospital. Sbe was one~ UTICI't! than So tmlgbt, with thellrlt caUOtthe roll, the deleptes are expected to award their nomlilatlon to a familiar fl&ure on the American scene, the PI'Qteee fll'it of HUbert Hllll\l)llrey and then of Jimmy - Carter. Conn.. sanna, HartlllldJackDI~tomake were carrytna the fl8bt Into the Pleslclentia! balloting, ~ to concede <r withdraw. ) · ! 1 Jackllon !~Skied tne cljypre. !Qr their support on the flnt.ballot "as a vote b'aii!!Wdlrectlon tor this party .' and this nation." Yet his conciliatory tone and pledge to support the eventual nominee united the haU In baJid.clasped warmth and drew' praJae from acme Jewish leaden for Mondale compromised where he couki, prevailed where he had to. No planlcs that Mondale OlliDed made It Into the plattonn. :rbe HllqM!ntc threat was a way of protestin& the Immigration control lill tbat has - ~ the House aDd Senate, with blpartlsani!Uplllllt.alld may be lent to Reapn for bls . .lUre later .!lila 1111111111!1'. BllpaDics tear It wlllle8d to~ prejudice against them by employera fearful ~ Peuatties fill' blrlng Y---..------..--- · !ion to Furbee had theopenlng and the program included a soMi bv Ann WOes, accompanied by readings by lnulse Larrv Fllshler. and Dudding presented gifts to and Mrs. Grace and sons, Scotty, and Ryan. Gttts of ~~. were also presented to the the congregation and commented on their feeling of welcome Into the community. Lee Lee announced that the Rev. and Mrs. James Clark, fonner pastoral!amUy, have a son born at the Holzer Medical Center. It was also noted AmY Fisher Is recuperating from surgery and on her behal!, I.any Fisher extended thallks for cards and Dowers. Maxine Wingett led the group In a · hymn sing with Mrs. Stein at the piano. Jackie Wagner and Clara Sargent were chairwomen for the dinner and Betty Roush had the undocumenled~kers. JP9on pasmlly apJiealal to . the COIM!IItklll's 'lmblackdelegates for first ballot votes. ' It IIIey oon't db that. he aalred, "How are you -aoin& to explain _It to your grabdcbl)dren?" But 11101t black delegates .are colnmltted to Mce'ale, and they were standing by him. ."1111ell my grBndchJidren that I voted my <XIIliiCience," said Lacy Steele, a Mondale delegate from Seattle, Wash. ¥r ·. Limit 5 One Gallon with uch Purchase of Two Packs 01 Kahn's L1nclttoa Milts Coupon 7122184' 'C. K. BICYCLE PARTS EBERSBACH HARDWARE 110 W. Main Pomeroy, OH. . PH. 992·2811 · the plattmn . R. C. COLA $}2 9 Plus.~posit 16 Oz. Umit 1 Coupon Expires 7/22/84 . ' C. K. SUPERMARKET " •' I .'. 29~ Leldenhlp. Appr(lvalwasatwn for three tepi entattves to atlie:ld an advanoed colleciiYe bargaining 111!mll)ar on Aug. 14-15 and tile boerd Joined the National AuodatiDII for tile Excba~ of Industrial ,. Limit 5 Re.oorces. " teacher's aide was hired fol' a.ter Elementacy and tbt 1!1115 , ptop:wtd budpt was approyed. AD advance was made to the state !Nclten' 1\!tb ei11!Uit fund. The board tabled action on purchllln&· eqldpnent fol' tbe Eaatem Hllbcdea!rll, but did plli'dlue .YOIIeytllllltaildanil to llll!et Ohio' Servi~~ AthWjc Aa.JdetiDnftllllatloull. 'l1le bolrd pun:IIUed treated lumber to replace bJt boardlat the foOCb:!U, field. Pam wu hired as I.-I girls' ........,.n PEPSI-COLA AU 8 Pack 16 Oz. $}2 9 Plus Deposit Limit 1 . ~ Kadlleal Mantclre, ptwlcl!tit ~ !Itt Qtllielll 1lal' Better S! "' .... i1IUide a !lbartPI e1e1Jtat1D11 on bl!bllt ct tbat aroup. Bldl for .... ad ' milk were ta1ra1 b' tilt IIBit ICIIool ,.- W1tb Sbdl'l D , . . Co. aanc t11t 11n1111 ......,. ud · Ill •DiilY Pn11a1e11. tbemllk 1 OliiiiN:L AD boanl n•a 1 I W8'e , t 'l1le .-tl'U!IIIIIr nul-.C . wlllltatT:»p.m. 011Aua. Colpon Expires 7/22184 423-&301 1..,. 125 LEE STREET !Behind Poot Olbl BELPI!E. OHIO 4671 '*•' ETHRIDGE •• .. ... 1 COLUMBIA - . Bacon ,. 79~ LB. -· ' LODI · Apples 3 LB. BAG ·GRADE A MEDIUM ' ' Eggs I)OZ. THRIFT KING ARMOUR VIENNA Sausage FAYGO · Diet Pop • •' Margarine 2fi9~ BORDEN'S ELSIE' 5/SI Ice Cream· • 5 oz. 16 oz. BOIS. LB. 3/Sl f .·-•• I ]' , Yz GAL. $}29 j Jlbuthltt C. K. SUP£11AIKET LLE. OHIO 4572:; \ VlriJnla CouncU lbr Admlalslratlve ,. One 'II Gallon with tach purchase of Two Boxts of Ctltll Coupon Expires 7/22/84 C. It SUIIEIIAIIET SINCE 1858 LB. elementacy ~atChesterand SpeiiCI!I' Wiersma~ Mansfield was ~ aa .prlnctpal at Pialnl and RJvervtew. 1be board hired Mrs. Grace Weber as head lade at Riverview lllld approved ail e:nployee achool calendar for~ It voted to join the Trt-Olwlty Career DevelcpDII!IIt Pn:Jsram -and all!o the' ·southeuteniOblo; Keatuclcy, West 8 Pack Yt Gal • . 5th STREET · • • VITAMIN D MILK &&1-3110 . LB: SUpet'viae Chester and the other_ CM!I'TuppersPialnsandRivervlew. At a pn!'VIous mee!IDg, Rldcy Martin ~ Athens was blred to be ,- The look of fine heirloom crystal. priced · "Fine Cut •nd Block" •nd "Daisy lind for mod~t budgets. Handcrafted by Button :· A. family treasure, from your FewJn artists in Olll1y lvne!ican p!!llemS, Fenton dealer. FENTON GLASSWEAR IN STOCK FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Ghuck Roast $}29 Ground Chuck Full-dav••• · ., . Sparkling crystal accents. Fenton starts another tradition. PRICE SALE ON '• "(Continued tmm I'ftge 1) 1t-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 ¥2 LB. .. ' program. wit• OI.·FukietM · -Depea•ahi6ty . L•• 99 sl $}19 win. His forces pl'IJIII!d their loyalty. b' hda 89e , l .that Mondale has the delegates to Eut GAL. BUCKET 99~ Tuesday demonstrated decisively HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. NOW STOCKING (Nf!t LB. Oo6e Steak \. . . .Ground Beef • Hart was st111 saying he Is In the race tlr the good ~the party as the caJidldate most likely to beat President Reagan In Novmlber;-o..__ Sklnnlshes Dru.m.sticks . his apologies for old wilunda. --4534 welcomes pastor with dinner, program CHICKEN It easy tor Mondale, ~.They sef:•ed. 11m;zn(j Methodist . ' l!l!deratood. Deem reunion held • . 298 SECOND ST•. . POMEROY," . . . OH •. · .PRICES IN E~FECT THRU·S~T., ~ULY' 2_1, 1984 Son of the MlJuleli9ta plains, Mondalellaapokeimall'torrockbed American Ubera118m - "just plain Old, ordinary Fritz Mondale;" ~he Said !ICl'08II the country, appealing to the old New Deal coalltlolll toOOil!e to the aid ~ a man they knew and' are - Mon.·s.t 8 AM-10 PM , Sundlly 10 AM-10 PM On 'lbunday, the vice Pf8iden· tlal llll'lllnatlon wW be awarded to his cbolce, Ge!'aldllle Ferraro, new to the DBIIonalacene but ahit at this C911Ve!ltlon wberever she goes. Cbanaes birthday STORE HOURS l!paJ'e. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - · and Genealogical Regtster. Ouistenlng a baby girl Sulmlt or ~OOwomenwhob!lvepartlclpatedln Mlndwell might be ·considered " Vtriue" names were less popu- the cllnlc's ear~ dJsc;llarge Pl'(). glvhlg the lntant less than an eqlja! lar for bilYs, who might nnethele_ss fl gram tbat began last AIJilUS!. chance at llfe these .d ays. _ themselves: a~ as Rerum, .EMPL()YI!lD Lli!da ~ Dr. CaJctwell B. Euelltyn Jr. said But 250 years ligo, In colonial Walt or Waltstw, Waters said. O'Brlel)wbobu~ p>llduhe bellevee the Plllel'aln Is the only ~tlcut, Submits and Mind· Waters. wllo!lestudywasbasedon · one Of Its kind: It Is avaii,III!Je to aU . ated .fram Valley B 111'Qildlolll wells were cmunon. In fact, they names of people In East Gulltord, mastectmJy patiellts, whetlll!r IIIey In MarleUa, .... IICOiliiHd 11111were "'!long the 15 most popular between 1696 and 1759, !lllkl have ha4 a partlllt or modified plu)illlbllt '1'111! Linda'• La!I.Yfalr . ; Mary Kerns names for girls ol the day, says a most chUdren were still given radical surglcalremavalota lreast. Bel!ld\Y !IIJon In RadDe. Slle researcher. traditional or biblical names. apedtl' In penna, calor, Charity, Desire, Experiene, Free'llle 15 most popular boys' names · He said In aurg\cal froltl!la, illld IIJII!ll. . love, Honor, - Hope, Mercy, Pa- were Jqhn, Danlel, Thnolhy, Jona- pl'ocedlres and a drop In the ' tience, Prudence, SUence, Temper- than, Ebenezer, Nathaniel, Josiah, llUillbel' ~ radical mastectomies A surprise family gathering, The early dlschar&'l! helps im· ' hosted by ber children, Mrs. Zelia ance, Thankful and Tryal also found Samuel, J<R~>h. ~hen. James, !lave made ear~ dlscllarae prove the patients' outk,lok. hi! &ald. : · Copplck, Mrs. Doris Haynes, and their way Into the lexicon tor girls In Thomas, . David, Ichabod and within 24 hours - poeslble. · "lf you're kept In the hospltartor .. . . Benjamin. Okey Pack, was held recently the pious early I 'IllS. "lt's ~ved wdveraal accep. day after day, you Sllddeniy begin to • Puritans believed names could The girls' top 15: Sarah, Mary, tance, with the el!Ct'Ptlon Of ~ 'think you.ate $lck," Esselstyl) laid. , holiQrlng Mrs. Mary Kerns. tnsplre virtues, acuordlngtoJohn J . IIzabeth, Ann or Anne, Hannah, patient who was elderly who didn't :But when IIIey told they can ' •.. . Others attending were Mr. and . alert, a University Of Rochester · Abigail, Esller ,Submit, Lydla, Su- llkli the Idea Of leaVIng becailse ahe lellve after .one day, "The patient • Mrs. Jim Hubbard, Jalmey and history professor, writing In the July Lucy, Ruth, Rebecca, In· Uked tl)e l)od," said Esaels!Yn, who 'My God, I must not be.that • feels, Kelly, Ben Copplck, Mr. and Mrs. issue of the New EJ\gland Historical dwell and Mabel. headed the program. sick.' " Mike Pierce, · Lori, Lisa, Mlkle; Mlsty and Ryan, Mrs. ChrlstyGray, ·.---~--------------------~--- : Susan and Junior, Ronald 'Dalley and Randy Smith, Pomeroy; Sherr! Morethanahundredattendedthe Usa, Rodney, ahd Donna Long, Reynolds, Coolvjlle, Mrs. Okey annual Deem reunion held at Royal Mr. and Mrs. Tim Inng and Jared Pack, Jim and Julie of Columbus; OakParkSunday. I.nng, Usa Deem, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, Nancy Lawson and David BobBamesgavegraceprecedlng Charles Bissell, Mr. ana Mrs. Copp!Ck, Ted Copplck, Patiicta the basket cUnner at noon. . Delbert Bissell, pwtght, Jeff, and Stethem and Teny, James Hinck" Sherrl Music and singing were provided Blssell, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy ley and .R.eyoold Kerns, Portl<!rul; 1 by RDger Bissell, Dwight Bissell, • Deem,. Mike, Jason, Jlrruny, Jr. and Marlon Slater, Racine. FrankRlffle,SueBtssellandSandra and Sharon Deem, Joanne Lance, Long. An arrangement of flowers Thelma Montgomeroy, Jake Wind· u..c..J."-.1. 'was sent to Mrs. Lester Hill ot land, Chad Chuttleworth, John and - - - - - - - - - - - Frankfort, the last living survivor of Trudy Deem, Cassy and Mark the ortgtnal Deem !arnUy. Plans Beck, Rob Deem, Mr. jill(! Mrs. Paul Johnson, Bessie Turley, Iva weremadeforthe1985reunlontobe Leroy Hutton, and Mrs. Rubal Stewart, Freda and Ernest Van held July 21. at Royal Oak. Deem. Inwagen, EDen Snyder, Cllflord Smith, Calvin Lane, Inez Pooler, Attending were Edna Deem, Mr. MOdred and Clifford Jacobs, Tina and Mrs. Dores. Arnold, Ruby were presented to the K jacobs, Keith, Debbie and Aaron Frederk:k, Mary Dempsey, Melissa hdi!Jred guest. Sandwiches, mints, Van Inwagen, Denver and Oma Dempsey, Mr. and Mrs. Bob lee cream and cake were Nelson, Ann Mash, Susie Mash that nurses have trusted for We 1ve invested in the very Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Music was presented by_ Pullins. latest .hoe comfort techno!· yem. Deem, Mr. and 'Mrs. Willla!n ogy to create ourlluraSoftll Sot fint we gave those . White, J1:-, hlswtfe,Rltaand Sending gifts were Pearl and Krackomberger, Leota Birch, line-a unique d~al den§ity uppers a luxurious full Walter Bunce, Evelyn Matns, and • 531 l-'CKSON PIKE ·RT. 35 WEST Zelma Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Fred outsole similaho th~ kinds · leather lining. The result Is were Rlck, Diana, Audrey Doughty. Aaron Van lnwa· used in running shoes. And an innOvative new nursing Ballard, Anna and Tony Ballard, BUIOUt . .TW!!S &lilT • SUN aJ1!l :Cara Ash, Minnie ar.d gen won the door prize. we've combined it with the shoe of unparalleled comfort AlL SEAlS .2.00 Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Ballard, Mr. 4 DH"S'GW EV!JrY TUESpotY 1.2.(10 and durability. ' same handstitched uppers and Mrs. Rick Hollon, Ertc: Rlck:y, and Chasatle Hollon, Mrs. Opal . Hollon. Mr. andMrs.RobertParker,Kelli 80th birthday of Mrs. Etrn8 Mrs. David Holter, Route 7, on Parker, Mrs. Sharlene Gray . and HOURS: 2Ui Main Etllile will be o'bservfd with an open Sunday, July 22, from-2 to 4 p.m. tamUy, James Gray, Dean Hatem, MON.-SAT. 9:00..5:00 Pomeroy at 'the residence of ber ·Relatives an(j friends are Invited to Londa, Krlstlna and Adam Wert· FRIDAY 9:00-8:00 . 992-S272 attend. SOII'I!Ha,w and daughter, Mr.. and man, Mr. and Mrs. Orts Frederlclc, Mr. and Mrs . .Roscoe Hollon, Pam, ~i'at~tz Brandl,andChrtstopherBuchanan, u 1ft Brenda and Trenton Rando'pb. Betsey and Ryan Hawthorne, Lisa, I;letsy Houdashelt, Jenny .Clitfol'll, ¥ike and Mark Gl!ly, Lorena Sarah Clifford, Toby Swartz, Tory Bissllll, Melinda Wells, Brian and Park recently. Swartz, Jeff Darnell, T(ldd Mitch Ruby Gass, Jet! Ellinger, Marie and David Fetty. Bear theme was canied Montgomery, Lena and Heather cake and decorations. Assisting with the games and Rlme, Roger, Sue, Tina and Mandy • were Tara Erwin, serving were Faye Clifford, Audra Bissell, Missy Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Saunders, Melissa Cltfford, · Houdashelt and Jennl Swartz. Frank Riffle, June Rlffle, Mr. and Oejln Curfman , Angela Goody, Mrs. Elson Long. _Kerns birthday . I .I ... j· •• ' '' ' .• . MAXWB.L HO.USE COFFEE Ut $6-79 . ~ Lilllt ... Ptr Cevon llaod 81111 At PMII'I Offii'. Expirtl fat., Jlly 21. 1984 R;C. CAN POP TOILET TISSUE 4ROLL PKG. 99¢ . CASE OF 24 12 OZ. CANS · $549 .·, ' Limit One Per Coupon Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Sit., Jbly '21, 1984 Limit One Per Co•pon 8ood Onlr At POWIII's OHer Elpirtl lit., July 21. 1984 a ' • �1~The Daily S....tinel Area eanou c. Elkins -: Bonds deaths forfeited p.m. FridaY In Hughes Funeral l... Home In Athens. Pastor Charles m cOurt McVey wW officiate and burial wlll · · ·---. belnBatesCemetery. Frlendsmay call at thetuneralhomefrom2-4and 7-9 p.ll). Thuqo;iay. . 111-...- .... detendenlll forfeited bonds In Six the court of t.Udd\epGrtMayorF'l'ed Hottman Tuetday night. They are. David W. Cappock, ·· Middleport, $50, lett of center; $50, excessive speed, and $450, driving Rev. Burgess Wogan whlle IntoxiCated; Cecll H. Throckmorton, Daytm, $100, open conThe Rev. Burgess G. Wogan, 70, tainer, and $6), driving whlle Rt. 1, <;~~esterh!U, died Sun&!Y night as the result of Injuries receiVed In Intoxicated; B!!ttY Hlll, no address recorded, $100, disorderly manner; an auto accident. · Joe Strausman, De;x:ter, ~; Shirley He had been a .pastor of United Brethren Churches In the area wr· R. Mills, ~roy ' $42; Cynthia several years and was an ordained Swisher, GaWpolls, U2, au on minister of the Chutch of the s~chariles. Nazarene. He llad'seiVed as pasior • Fined \Wft Ellen WUson, Pomeroy, $10 ·llllli costs, stop sl$0 of the CbesterhlJJ Church of the Violation; !'lohqle Barber, $'l551nokl Nazarene for nine years aJ!(I !he fines plus costs. McArthur Church of the Nazarene , for slx years. He J)resently was · ROnnie~. Middleport, found serving as pastor at the Chuoch <Jf gi!Uty of ~ In violation of the ·llabtllty 'Insurance Jaw lOst his the Nazarene at The Plains. Durlnghlscareer, heselVedasa driver's license lbr ~ days and his plates and auto registration bus drtver and maintenance lrrJpolll!ded. for the Amesville Schools and had been employed at F.H. Gifford Hardware Co., In Amesvllle, wlllch ~OS helater'ownedandoperated.Hehad F1orenee E. Quivey worked with theOhloDepartmentof Several calls were answerEd by Highways In Athens County. local units Tuesday, the Meigs F)orence Edna Qulvey, 89, :b:l Bam In Athens County, Aug. 15, County Emergency Medical SerViEden Place, Athens. formerlY of 1911, he was a son of the late John ces reports. Bedford Township, Meigs County, and Mary Draper Wogan. At 12:11! p.m. Rutland took AllCe died early this morning In Logan SurViving are his wit'e, Laverne KennedY from her hometotheofflce Health Care Center after an Rainer Wogan, whomhemarrledon· of Dr. R.R. Pickens; at 5:06'p.m, extended111ness. March 9, lSli; four sons, Howard Middleport went to Beech Street tor BornlnM~County, shewasthe and Hlley of ChestPrhlll, Dale of Robert Fife but no transpoctation dallghter of the late Charles and Amesville, Ronnie of El Paso, was needed; Tuppers Plains at 6:53 Lucy Price Bryson. She was a Texas; six daughters, Mrs. EUeen p;m. went to the~ofanacctdent retired nurse an<ta member of the Wells of Rt. 1, Cbesterhlll, Mrs.' 011 the Sumner Road with Sondra Bates United Methodist Church. Mary Lou.Spencer at Chester, Mrs . Koenig being take!i to Veterans She Is su.rvlved by a son, HUber Florene Arnholt ofChesterhlll, Mrs. Men~orlal Hospital; Racine at 10: 43 Qulvey of Pomeroy; two daughters, Florence Peters and Mrs. Bonhle p.m. took Lorene Pyles to·.HO!zer Mrs. Hampton (VIrgie) Johnson Betts, both1of Rt. 2. McArthur, and Medical Center. and Mrs. Ed (Charlene) Slater, both Mrs. Linda Perry of Lowell, Mich. of Atbensf seven grandchildren, Also surviVIng are 29 grandchlldren nine great-grandchldren, two stepand llve great-grandchildren. great-grandchUdren, and a greatFuneral seiVIces wlll be held at 11 Admitted ..,.. Deborah Barringer; great-grandson; and a sister, VIrgie a.m. Thursday In Athens Church of · Reedsvllle; · Christine Napper, RuMeier of Akron. the Nazarene, wl!h Dr. WUmer tland; Carl Ramsburg, Mlddleport; Besides her parents, others Lambert and the Rev. Chester Leroy Piersall, Mason. · preceding her In death were two Henneman officiating. Bwial wlll Discharged - Mary Newlun; sisters, Josle lsancs and Mae St. · be In the Moont Heimon Cemetery Jean Vance JollwAelker Barbara CWr; and Jour brothers, ,Hllber, near Amesville. Friends may caD at · Snyder, H~h ThOmpson.' . Hobart, WaJteJ: and Nortnan thE! SlOne-Matheney Funeral Heme 1 : Bryson. tn Cllesterhlll tron:~ 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral services, wlll be held at 1 todiiy. were man Em ergency · ............. ..... File for marriage · - ... ,.hio .............. ... . .,.................... . .. ........ ........; Meo.._•• ,,.. ,_,..,. :h ........... - -.. I:J.f•-ww: .... / !" __ ...,. __, , .......... _ &1<-W•-••"- ........ ,..,;w... .. ·lariO..o.. oo The Meigs County Public Ubrary will be receiVing a gl'l\l\t from the Ohio Arts Council for chlldren's plq!l'am In the library. The grant was announced at the June meeting of the board of trustees. Total circulation for May was ' books. reported as 8,567 pJ"iWams, Pome10y In Ubrary whichhad61 15people adult participated, and one Juvenile program with 51 people ~~had~peopleattend- ing 16 adult programs. Attendance at Its one juvenlle program was 32. Circulation of large print books was85lnMaj. Linda Harfst, Ohio VaUeyLibnirles Association director, discussed the future funding of libraries In Ohio and library automation In the Don Salmons of Racine has hiS collectlonofmlnatureantlquepollce and emergency vehicles on display In the Pomeroy Library. Attending the meeting were Pat Holter, Pat Mills, Wanda Eblin; Charles Blakeslee, Don Mullen,Ted ~. Mary 'K. Yost and Ruth Powers, board members. PII'QiiATE COUIIT-OF · 18riGI COUNTY, OHIO Eno•-ot Slclnev W. Dum, D-ood. c - No. 244f7, Docket 1 2, !"... _433. NOTICE OF APPOINtMENT OF FIDUCIAlly On ) u~ 13. 1984. in the GOOD USED GA._f! • ILEC.1 DRYuElft W.s ...rs to 111 c~,:_ -~.!"' fi"!OfS·. SJIO ....... , I, ., .... versvdlei Road. Portland, Oh•o. 4.5770. was appo1nied Ex~u· tor of lhe eslate ol Sidney W Durst deceased. late of 56l24 SR 124. PM land. O ~ io. 45770 Robert E. luck'. ProbltoJudge .. ly: Lo"" IC. N o - 171 18. 211; (8) 1, 3tc ~ 21 ll7- . . , _ , • •APPAREL STORh • Own your own J•n·SPOrll· - · Ladies' Appartl, or Childrtn's Store. llotton1l brlllds: Esprit, Sonto Cruz, !-l Strtet. ze .., lzod, levi, Jordocllt, lillie Ann, han Picone, RK Oriaiuls, lesley In Memoriam (SONNYI ST!YfAIT, who would havtlltttt40 CWEIICE HOBSTmEt REALTY G10. S. Hollstetter, Jr. Broktr PH. 742-3092 evtn'lll art fallin& · And we sit here all alone, . In-our heart comes a lonaina If he could only collt on home. Friends may 1hinl W. heve fM&Otten When at times.lhlf sea us smile, BUt liHie do they lnow the heartache, That my smile hides all IIEW LISTING- COU~TRY LOCATION wilh 16 acres m/1, minerals and nice two story home, 3 bed rooms, large living room, modern kitchen, woodburner, 2 stor· age bid~. Excellent location on. St. Rt. 143. $35,000. ·Curb Inflation Pay Caih for ClauHiecls and Savel.I -I tllllltel, 949·2101 • 949·21&0 ·PH. 992-2549 or 77ll·~j~34 No Iunday Calli ~ 1. ._ _ _ __ ' 19, - - - - : - - - 3. _ _-_ _ 2. -_ -'4. _ _ _ __ 20. -'21. _-_ _-·.;. _ _22. _____ __ ' ON A SET Of OUR Real E•tate General FOR (1) HOUSE . ~,.~~.STER:J . Tint acres 'with ~· nicely constructed C<lib"' block holne 26x30, 3 bedi00111S, one blth. 12115 livq room and 24124 family room. Partially carpelld, fuel ,ojl fun1ICI with facilities for woqdbumei'. 12x15 bloct slortill buiklifW, 20Jc30 bloct JP.Illll. IIWrt rlf Rt. 248, COIIIIby senq, 1'1 mile east of Chester, ~- - . .. .. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Down- eq•ipped with kitchen, livinc room, dining room and den; upstairs has two bed- stairs 9. 10. ,11.. ...: 12 11-----14. ~:------ house also has base· ment. Lot size approx. . 48'x308'. Nee~s work. If interested contact The Home National Bank in Racine. 949·2210. .' _ _ _ _..;. _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _..;. :a. _ _ _ __ 992·2198 CONTRACTING ·ooZEA ·BACKHOE •RECLAMATION WORK ... '. ~ . WHALErS AUTO PARTS y, ....... ~ New Chevy Tru...... I'INDIR ............. *76.95 DOOIS ............ S149.95 HOODS ............ *174.95 IUMPHS .......... '69.95 GIILL ••••.. ~·······•··, '42~50 R. SUPI'OIIT ......, 114,95 TAIL GATE ......... *8,5.00 FOil) I'INIIII .... '69.95. IUMI'IR ............ *69.95 1l CLIFFORD · PH. 992·7201 JIM I PH. 992-7013 ' . ' ' ' BOGGS . -. '' '. ' SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE •.10HIO Alto S.m• Car Foncloro Available NEW WE ARE YOUI SAlES AID SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH & Service •mYAIIA ,- I 3 rio •SP£Etl QUUI LAUIOIT •IIISOI IEFIIIEJATOII . Wo Hove A "'II ·lime •' Real Emate General Shop Tochnld"" ... Duty I ' RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE • <' •t ~ CHESTER-915-3307 ( YOUNG Of!ly $14,000. lOW COST - Uttie down and rent iile payments will buy )'011 this home. llallt, city water and natural gas, Small but reasonaabiy priced. · ROUTE 124 - Good lOcation excellent riYerm, paneling and this property is ~ ClfiJilti,.; fP)d repair. Vfl'/ reasonable. IIIDOlti'OIIr' ::.. Three IJed. ruons, new kitt;hen; elumi111U11 ,sidin& level lot Near stores and llR home, fUll !Jasetnent bam. Only $31,500. ·ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ' lllcint .like·new modular unit witlt 3 bedrooms, central air, eQuipped kitchen and a room Springs is this modest 2 bedroom frame. Modem bath, new crpetiniJ, modem llitchen, gas furance and 011e acre for & New Ha--Emnsln ltiMdllln& · lnsurlllte Worli Cuitp..!!l! Bldp. added on, good neighborftood $33,900.00. , lor oo~ LISTING - Good neighborhood in Syracuse. This newer I flool plan home can be yours. Nia! famiy room With woodburning fireplace. Call lor an appointment $48,000.00 IIEW USIIIIG - Hunting and atreage with building site - .. '! GREG ROUSH CARPENTER SERVIC[ . - Addoftlend,....D1 !171 -llooflng ... tut't•-eon--Pt.-.,. ol-lool won ond (Froo EotlmatM) or 982-2282 V. C. YOUNG Ill '-""·Ohio Melgo co: Old time cup- board . colt 1 ·304-8822711 Iron. cllalro. dlohoo. ID-6-IIc Now Serving Soulheastem Ohio GREEILEAF TUMITE & PEST CONTROL bclllt, OH. PH. 949-j320 C01111111CIII, Resldentlll & lndustrill All Worl Gt1111ntlld "FRH ISTIMATIS" 7/9/1 mo. . THE DITCHING SERVICE GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES · FREE ESTIMATES 6/ 18/i -fiMI. pd. "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" - KEN'S APPLIANCE j ': ' : . SERVICE . i 915-3561 NEW USTIIIG- lotwllottom - Ahome of distincliln - an eigfrt sided home with a well organiZed lloor plan, central stme fireplace, celiina window fights, 3 bedrooms, lui basement 2baths, niCe barn, shed, on aproxima!leY 9 acres wooded land . Asking ..• .' ' Jeon Trussell Jo HIU :itff:l Dolllo Turner "2·Uf2 AUTO & TRUCK. In.._'2 0 - ~~ A-lso Transminion .' PH. 992-5682 Of 992-7121 EUGEN£ LONG Ph. (614) 143-5425, 11 Help Wanted •o. . Hove vo..ncy, wilt cort lor eldarly In my homo In Pomoroy. 11~·812- 8022 . Trolned ond quoltlllld, roeponllble nurek'lg eeeiltant tO holp caro lor elderly. Con do Yhol olgnu ond odmlnlo- Laroe ' & Vicinity Yord 8olo July 19 • 20, 2 milo from HMC Rt. 1110. Toola, · lawn mower c1rt, "'* ,...11 clothing, dlohoo. Qorogo • yord aalo: July 1 ;s " " till olllooold. 8o.m. tNI-. ,., . YordSaleJuly18, 18• • 20. Elcollont borgolno hore. 80 ,,,, " · ClothM I · knick knocko. por cont prlcod bot-n 1 . ' · , cont I ••·, N- dlo.,_, 1• ~ · Folrvlow Evorg,.... Rd. ·blender~, cor,-lng _ware · : • ·~' Gorogo Solo ...., uood; oolldwaocl • ;:• IICO'OOO from Spring Volll.vl chopping block tabla, , ; PIIJ:I Wed .• Thura., Fri. Hoov• vacumn: toye · • • html 11ch day. gemwlike new: flowwpotll, t: •• ..' ••••••••_,- ••••••••••••••••••••• & UPHOI.SJERY CLEANERS 35115 Oil Hill lotd lotto11, ON. 45743 L~ ....'' PH. (614) 985 4212 • 'r I We UN ¥01 .Sc~lltler ·ti llctlren. :..! Eqllplltnt . . . .. . . . llr llldlll& I I' I ! • i ~ •# · 'FlEE ~mM~TES" 7·9-l mo. ,.J - Cltpel ..... I I \ TOM'S SHOE RE flEW II BLACIN TIUW: l 1118 Po-111~0 .•5751 Forfllltt ..... Call 614·992··73l i'I REULATORI. ! VOLUME DRIPS I I 1' • cllolct. . ' . • Down Par-t l . - IOIIIJir Par-t GAl-WATER 81W~GE PIPE 'l ........, .,., E....-A-Cir. lllt _ _, to-•~~wt 1111 ftlllelo of JOtll G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES I' • ............... '" . 1 Fm'INGI 113W.IIIISt. POIIIIIJJ, 011. Cllttl: I:GD to 5:00 Closed Tllln . We I • 915·3113 I II "' 915-3837 6/ll/1110, pd. 1 aSEPTIC SYSIEIS eGIIAVEL HAULED Banded & 1nsurecl PH. 742-2328 3-5-tlc RENT A CAR CALl 446-4522 "w••.,.,,.,,_.. Card of Thanks U•SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 160 Nwth CWilpollo, Ohio . 1/11/tfn Wotfe Investigations, Inc.. IIDDLEPOIT. OHIO PRIVATE OF ALL TYPES .. _ thorlko """ awocl· otion lor the proyoro, · oro. cordo end colo I how .......d duttng my NCOnt 101 ~· M8Y God -you oil. yr11e0rovor. ' 3 Ann.o uncementa SWEEPER ond -lng ina, clliM ......,, · pono. · .,d ........... Pick up .,d c-.- deltv..-y. DaWil V•cuum holt- up Gaar,.. C,... Rd. 114-441-0284o· Call KARATE The • - In s.N-defenoo. Privoto .._..•. Phono 288· 3074, J . - - . Ohk!. Jiln"o -'-Y Shop, UCitr cllood. 8Duth Point. Ohio. Comploto lno of lowlluntlng Acc-loo • Mor:tJn - Colt (114) 377·880~. Neod to ollore o ride to M - 1 UnivWIIty dally. 8:00 10 12:00. 304- 871•4181. 4 OlvNway "SUPER 94" Till Mil po'ftrfltl prt· Ilia• psDIIM in Tilt lie ltlld 94· Oct1ne Ethlnol Eahlnce~ Ao81laWI Golly At IITOIE'S MASON SERVIa CENTER M-.w.va. 12011 •·tro ,.,.._,_u•- -Babyalttor . . portioo. -· ilny ·~'" · 304-812·2481 ' . kitchen, mldd~ago, rw1ontncoo roq....d. Coli ottor II p.m. 1 8 Wented to Do o_.oral Hauling, troth, romQ¥ot, pointing, corpantry. plu,..ng. Good ret. Froo Eot. Col.l 388-8481 . Pointlfll. root wotll. ORd gen••' repair. grin cutting. Clol 814-387·7881 . --------1•Wotor-•. - o d . oorvlcod. F - ootlmotoo. CotJ 114-112-11008 or81 4-7423147. Klttono. c• 448-4222. ~oy: 2collcoldtteno, B - · ond 1 yr. old. loth ~-~. c.. 182-7113. 3810. . . , _ buo - · wo-- 20th betwMn 1 OAM till 4PM . No phono colla IICCoptod. 'lMgo Notlonol concem oponlngo lor_..., with genorol -atarlal oltlllo. Must be llble to mrt imm•· dlotoly. 1150 to .200 por wool!. dopending on ••po- Interview Mro.·- For ot the Holiday Inn 4110 Plko St., Glolipolio, Ohio. Fri. lho 20th botwoon 10AM tiH 4PM . No phone ceHo-tod. II you oro not oblo to work, lout you ore oblo to got around, cook and buy your own grocorloo. I have o nice homo oloo o ·2 room lport· mont. willet you h• in !reo. 1 ·- o widow ond ·I nood comporiy. 1 IYvo 0 nt • ond tronot"'"~:~·-~-~~~~~- lnoludod . Anlotont 304·B7ti·~~~~~~§;; n 2 malo goota, 304-e822787. · ~drtoe ~ 2 Colllo. Gol4lan ond -...... -old, 304-t711-7337. ,.. Loborotorv S..poowloor: lm~1 lor M-~--• mo ... ,.op., Ill Tecllnologlot to -til lull ond - . . 2 femolo ~ --~ ~-~ - . ~_•.~ -....._ ••., ~-• _ ,.... coli ......... ":""" ,....._ 2 3 80 ...,.. .. ·" · I Lost end Found FOUND. 10 ...... olclv-1Jow -Cell . . . . 42 441-7813 . co,.rt FOUIIID Cheohlre. MIIIJ Mart. July 12. Pup. I nlo. ald .......... ' - · 4 whito r.t. Famalo. Pin ....... ................. altlt-. ........... Ce11 . .2-1114 ot 448-IH4 .,VthM. IPIIn..l~ oell Call 114.· 742· Thurdodoy. 9-4. Yo miloBulovllle off 1.80. Baby dothet, boy-a, .g irta, w.omene olro 10. Cell 1114•3889855. Thur. & Fri .. 19 • 20, 8-11, 1. mi. tbove Sllvor 8ridgo on Rt. 7, wotch lor olgno. Lown mowar,clothoo,bobyhomo. mlac. Flrot Tlmo Yord Solo Thuro. Fri. 111th • 2oth. lAM till datil. Antlquoo. olvor plote. miec. houaehold ltl'l"· P,..to air corn popper, mony brond now. ond ......a. . lempa, and many pic:tufH: 111 • • ond picture fro- horo to '' ch0010 from . New • uood clothing, cooto • lh-: 4 " , miloo North from P_.,y, '••! ,, on Rt7 to Eoglo Ridge Rd. , J Turn right ond go 1'!1 mlloir. 882-7412. . F•il' - - - - - ' - - -..,..,..•:, l lll!ovlng-Porch 8olo, 42~ c." ., Uncoln St. Middleport. Turn "· ' right ot Pot Hill Ford. 11"8Y \:.:' hou .. on l!tfl, tltlrd blooll. :Jr 11_J~ blby • chllclron'o c l - . ~ i' mloc. Mond8Y··Friday, tOto l · 1 3, Soturd!oy. 8-12. • ·• •''·•J · · , J' •.(i 9 to 8, July 18. 11, 2!1. off ~· · old Rt. 33, 4 mile NOrth of • 11 folrgroundo, P-rot. Pot-·"~· .. low llgn1. ./ , f."' ·,l •t-.,. Yord oolo on BMhon Kono ., •,I••; Rd . Tuoo. through Fri. " ••: Woodrow Fort~..,. roo. -. "''' u •••• •• -.------- • •••••• --- --- • Plee1snt .:o~ J~~ • ..-, -·.. , 1-;;::=':;::;:::::;:::::::;== ~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~;;=·· ..., Profeuional · Services PIANO TUNING Lowor priced regulor tuningo- - t o Ienior C - o. Chu-·lchoolo. Word'o K..,-d, 3114-B71i-3824. Piono Tuning ond R-lr. lrun.,_ Muoic Co .• 4480887. Mention thio od lor 25% diocount. Lone Doniolo. 1114-742-29111 . 1--------- 31 Homes for Sale Prlcod . - . ! 3 bclr. homo. 1 ocra of l.,d, Rt. 62, Chorioston Rd . Coli 304678·4887 or 81 4 -448· 8281. 9 yr. old weter front home 1 uc. condition. 12,000 down, ow- liMnco. Call 81 4-211B- 12111 otter liPM. 2 or 3 bdr. good locotion for ochoolo • nice home for at-. email f1mly or single pereon. tocatM · in Pt Ple•oont, UII,OOO. Aloo, 1973 14•70 Cuti4:Jtlobllo homo, .7.000. 2 !ii'th, portioly lumi-. Col 1114-8894881 . or 871-111211 Gr•n Townahlp new baautilul, 2 ttory homo, 4 or 5 bdr., 1 Yo both, loogo LR a Kitchen, forrnol OR, utility room. gerlge , concrete drlvo, nice lot, city ochoolo, 4~ ·mlln from Golipolio. llorgoin prlclld 154,900. Will cona. .r mobile home trodo-in. Coli 448-B03B. Own• tr•n•fened· mutt 1811 ily room3 hot 20 ft lom. of booutlful bdr. homo. wlrulowa for po1toral view. flnlohocl double g••OO• tiro· ploco, lorgo porch, 40 ft . · ·· prlvocy, noor Royol Ook Pork. 163,900. c 11 814 8'11 •-•blity. • · tlmelnSu....,..orypoolllon. 1 ~18:.:2:._-11:._4;.. 12_0_.- - - - Exeollont Wotlllng condl· t· tlOM •. - -"'"' · So'"..,. llutlond: B•"' o 10 room negotloblo. Int...- IIIPII· houoo ond 47x1 41 lot for cento,...yphone814·. .2· t-lhonouoodcor.Thoflroi 2104, ut. 201 or S - 142711 cosh buyo h. Yeo, R-me to V.M.H . 111 1!. only '>!! t ... tu volulitlonM - 1 Dr.• Pucr•ro 0, Oh •42711. Coli for oppoint· 4117tii.Att. . w.s. Lucoo, - 1 m ____ 2_111_·_3_14_·_87-:4_1-:.--=~ Atlmlnloba!Or. Equal Em- r· pi"Yff*d OpportUnity. 7 r_, houoo, both, 2'/o ..,.., Donvlllo. Oh. 2 miiM labyoittor W.ntod In our trem Mlne1 . Call814·742homo for a billy during 21111 or 742·2271 otter 5 oc11oo1 year. Con •14-742211 4 · Phone IUrieyor n11d.d tv from office In Pomeroy, MGnday tln~rFtfday, • "" 11r.. 3 to • :00 p.m. • ...... pluo bolnuo. C!lll DonM, 114·112·72011 . St~rt tmmodlltoly. '· " full-- - 31 Homes f ·se1 e or 38B·8784. Anantioft -M• • women ovor 18. Trovol Flo .• Colli.• Loo Viogoo ·ond rotum. Lorge Mtlonol co._., now hoa openings for · men and 18. Muol.,. neatanddap•n•ble.Ortthe )oll trolnlng. Up tv 1200 a to otart. T~­ tlon l u -. For intorvMw Mro. " Booher ot tho Hottdoy Inn 410 Pllto St., GlollpoNo, Ohio. Fri. the bothroom, )lYing llj wennlng tray, m.at cUtter, Pt clllldo record ployor, color · & Vicinity .: !1·: 21 TV, glrlo clothoo olzoo II thru I ~Min"• 10 ,... con~ .... odulto clo- ······---~.. ------·······------ ·t-.·~ -:~ Opportunity thing.. jewelry. rollow olgno atGoor-CrtokRd.Rt. 7 Found. newwolorold, Ohlo >q f~ " • . NOTICE (4 mi. out GoorgM c.- River near Kygor Cr"'!ll; Jyly ,~ ;· , 1 1 THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- Rd)8uS.vHio Rd. Jockoon '1_.~·nCtlfyoll. 814·441· 3282- -:•~f;, Plko. 11~ mi. to Geor- 1 "" UB .. NG CQ. - d o Crook Rd.) . _ _ __;__ _-l,-'-- ·•• 'rl; lhot you do buolnooo with 1------'--'---- QorogoSolo, ThuraondFri,B I,': · pooplo you know, oild NOT Yord Solo 1108 ·Circlo Ave., till 5. Sot 9 till 12. 13011 to mon8Y tlwough the ocrooo from Sprin~ \/otley Moodowbrook Drive. ,. .!" untl you hove invootl· Hord woro. Th u,.., r1 •• 8 at . ~- offorln ,.>~ gotocl · IINlco ochool cloti!M, boyo 31omily Gorogo Sole, Thura. olre 7 joono-7 • B ohlrta, Frl, Truck topper, couch, 22 Money to Loan boyo tiro 32-34, men croc!Mt, gloaoworo, coram- ,. , · clothing Iorge ol1oo, nlco leo, clothing, oddo - · lrlo cl--e 8 7 1201· Sondhlll Rood. ,., ••.Y II v•- •· · - - - - - - - - - "" ""' ' HOME LOANS FIXED -...,, mottreu.tomp, Pricod right. 8·11. Moving oole, two lomllleo. ;.'-,);) RATI!I 11e1ow marllot ratoo. Comp C011loy. Folrvlow Rd . • '• Fl,..d conventional FHA- Yord Solo Fri. • Sot. Lorge Fri. Sot., July 2G-21ot: 8 til 1 ' VA.Leodor Mortgogo, Md omoA itomt. clothing, 6.811-ttloat, glo.._,.; ' ,.' Athena, collect 1114-592- ate. Yo mi. botore Porter on bod linen, 1111011 oppNon-. -~.; •••1 30111 old 1 80 clothee. ---=------ 1--------Worlt ropo1rm1n G..S. • M-n Coo. Wlltroln. write or co~ PO- 838, ........ Oh. 411714.814-42:1-11838. 1 room. and be*oom fbitu,.., •.t-"l ••1 pre(.,l-23 1 1t1ua !IItten IInd 1 cot groy • Exporloncod Produce Mon1111"' lor • - o:-ea Supor- · 448-3732. M.,.et. Send resume to Bolt 2 Cillo a 4 ldttiono to give '2828 In coro of the Qellipolio Dolly Trlbuno• . 828 3rd. to lood 11omoo•. Call Avo., Qollpollo, Dh 411831 . 448-082 . L- - - - - - -'-"-"..q KltNnolo g1w -•Y· 3 I'IIY· 3 wl!lte. 3 mole 1 3 t.molo. Cell 182-71108 _ . NOW AVAUAII.EI ' ' H - o ..., In· · Wo _..thlo ..:.....,_.......,In -I ~.~.~ .I hinging plant..., 1nd muG" , .~ 11 more yard cart equl.,.at, .t • medlmllon. WUI work Jo.,• Porty pion up. • ptuo: IJIIIo, toyo, llomodocor.No-mont. CO<. phon~- - Coli fNo 1_100_153•8077, Aloo 4!1.AID CLEARED INVESTI~ATION flEW VEHICLE ' TROMM EXCAVATIN.G Wantocl oid P'-· PaYI"" *20.00 140.00 - · Flnt -only. olvlfll dldctlono. Witton Pllnoo. lo• 1 88. 8ordlo. Ohio 43148. Coli 814 -483. 't 1011. REPAIR . Roofing Of 11 T Worlild .o,.,. .,, ...... PARTS and SERVICE -Htk PRICE REDUCED - Great location i1 in tlwn near schools and shopping. Three bed· ASSOCIA'I'ES It 124,'-o, Ollio w.,~r 614-992-7626 INTERESTED IN A liE AL • 011 Henry E. Cltllnd, j ,, 992•61t1 GARAGE c....,._ •Complete l'""od.,lng All MakM •Wathen •DIIhwuhen •R. . . . •fl-'ttiiJ8toll , ,..,. rOOtm, nicely remodeled kit· cltl!n, garaae, prden space, in aood ooncitiOn. Call lllout this one. Now only $2!1,900.00. Roger Hysell . Vinyl & Aluminum 7/9/2 . . ll·l·tk ' ' appr001imatety 17 acres witit timber, mineral. rights and cleared buHding or camping site. If hunting and Pfivacy is youi desire, this is for )'01!. $45,000.00. up for - otono joro. IIHIM, CHJ. Ph. ll'-143-5191 ..F,.. Eltim-... BUS.: 985-3813 RES. : 985-3837 PH. 892· 7183 Hou.~in'! ll1 .ultli!,Jr/; ·r-. . .~ro;. Altllll- & Vinyl SldillP 11 Y•IB ExiMrience . ..' ·-~ $26.~.00. C.h pold lor foncv. Iron or hee¥y Iron bodo. U 80 ~nd P&S BUILDINGS .SUPERIOR' SIDING CO. • IIEW LISTIIIG - LJSTIIIG - Near Rock z•··•· ·i ' O.lltr \ Farm Equipment NEW UTILITY BUILDINGS · Slm from 6'16' Up to lnlulated DGc_ Hoeses Or 992-5875 992-6215 .. 992·7314 HI·"" Authorized John ilure. New Holl111d, Bush Ho& Farm Equipl!tnt POMEROY,O. '192-2259 1-(614)·992·3325 WTH bobyoit In my homo II dap o wk. for ony ogo chHd. Coli Shlrlff Dugon, 9412718. ' ' 41711 Of coH 814-9827780. mc.rtst. ' ,.,,.... E.Malr•WIII · Phone Riverview Pereon•l Cere · H~o, l,ny Mor- ownor. hU vocency lor oldorly poroon . Colt 1 ·304-77~· 11882. . Buying dally gold, tilvor colno, rlnvo, jowolry, .,..-tlng WHt plow tobocco. Coli -••· old oolno, Iorge cur- 814-218-1528. rency. Top prlcoo. Ed. lur· Solo Thu,.. 18, Fri. 20. kelt lorborlhoP, 2nd, Avo. Wll ~o gonorlil houoo "'o.rinlondora .Dr. Roln . or Mlddloport, Oh. · 814-882' lng. Reter.ncoo. Coli 814· 9 til 1' Now II uolld 3478. · 388·8139. ~ -~~c:o~~d~~::lo:n:._ __;__ MI. ., Rt.2, PoiMeoy, Ohio •orL FIELD SERYIC~S •ouMP TRUCK SERVICE •coNCRETE WORK : cuSYOM BUILT HOMES "WATER. GAS 6 OILUNES Parts POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start Fro• 12'116' c.u 742·3195 Real. E_.ate General 1/IIIGIL I. SR. 216 F.. 2nd St. Wentod to buy uood • .,., • wood hoatoro. lwoln Furnl· t,.., 448-3111. 3rd. • DIM It, Gollpollo, Oh. ond tllvor. :U, _,;.,__ __ Mlil TIIISCMJ IF will Rttmlrt80ca Tile Dllllr ........ 7/6/1 mo. ALL STEEL.& Rtsidelltill & com..rcill MlcldJ..,art. Ohio I 25. 29. · 30. 3t, 31. 614-423-5560 · Wo pay cull for lito model cloen uood con. · Jim M..,.. Chov.·Oido Inc . 811 Jollnoon 448-3872 o- Fot lnformotlan Call Cellecr .nttds; fUIIIICIS Uftoir 1 service and instellltion. PAT HILL FORD 25. _ _ _ __ 15. 16. 111·547 - Cllltlllllllllll Cllllllll ~ d saM, Mt·la Services rooms and one bath; 111000 fARM- I211Cres for )'OUr tmty. IS yr. Old rlllCh, 2 211..................._......,. l•callent Jot" · UIIESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT For all , _ wirlnc also acid boll1nd rod out radiators. We also . re111ir G11 Tenkl. J&F schools. 'rl, ·- - - - . . . ;·;,.;.·'....,..., No Down Payment ~ .s"E"iVfCi. core radiators and hater cor11. We can V£RY BEST DEN{URES SAVE $60 PER DENTURE 22- _ ----=-~ :u. _ _ _ __ 5.====== -----.1. ··----:::;::== •-----==::::= ==::::::= 6. , _ _ _ __ 7. R~DI~TOR .SDVICI We ca)HtPIIr lnd II· SAVE '120 ., ·bl!enierii plus one acre. 17. _ _..c ;;.;;.;. ~ --18. ---.:...........,. (6141 441·7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second A~NIII, Bo• 1213 Gelllpolll, O~io 45f31 DON18UY or 143·5424 To Buy 12 Situation• . Wanted · l ~~-----­ 2 Fomlly V••d Solo 9 to II. Uncoln Plko In Contonory Thurd8Y 19· Friday 20. ON .DENTU.RES wood cab!nets, M~GHEE ' LiC8!1Md Clinical AudioiO&ilt ASSOCIATES No Auction IIIIo wool! ot Hartford Auction. Wo will reopon Frlday,loptomblt7. Rlchord RIIYnoldo. LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE DENTAL CENTER OF TOWN - 5 Rin~,· I lAnnauncement I )Fat Rtnl LISA I. KOCH, 11.5. BRAUN & DEINY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALLI 992·3410 7·17·1 mo. PHON[ 304·372-:J222 Auction ovory Fri. night at Hortlord Community of new w•k. uood AT THE fresh air. V Ii FIEf HEAI1118 TESTS WEDNESDAYS Computeriltd Hur1111 Ald. Selection Swill Molds • lnterpret1111 Sirvlces · $SAVE$ COUITRY HOM . E;._ Good buy crt this flmiiY spOC Small stream, trees and ~ ~ ' f..IW1 I Fat Sale ~ 1157 7UJ St. hrkenbtiiJ, W. Va . 3-1 1-lk ' ' RlrliNID - urge level lot Room lor small garden and PI b' 3 bedroom. Modem 6lttt artdkitchen. o.a.ud• "llaUtltul. cu.wm Auctioneer . 3089. tun, 1704) 753-4731. Tells rour pilt, pl'lltnt end 111111. AdYict 01 all •tt.n Of IHt. All 1111111111 are private 11111 confidential. welcome. Fays, Act I. lertll4 linle- HHH-tex, Feltman lllothtrs, PoUr Flilldtrs, Elc. SIUOO incl1du invtntory, store fixtum. treinlna IIIII 1110rt. Clll-! lr. Tote ESP CARD AID · BISSELL SIDING CO. · Qorogo Solo July 1 I • 20. - • lAM till 4PM . Folrfleld •• 1"1 Contonory Rd. Portorbrook .,;, dovolopmont . ' · ., 1 --~--:--:-:-::-::-: • ·~ . :::r~~~~· E:.~:t"wm..:.~·d~ Bo"""'"' Solo 19· 20, 9-1 , .,,.,,. U. 8 . 311 Fr...... eotto m, Honoyoucklo Dr .• Addloon. ~· y To much to mention. ·• ' Wl/o. 211082. Doolort Wei· "J ; . come. Don fr11ier· GaNgl Sale Friday & $at. ~1; Operator. 304-n l-27711. 10-11. Orono• brick ho11oo , ., ,, blhlnd Bidwell 8chool. Big · ; , Y.rd 1 ... July 20 • 1 • 7 J.r. men'a elotttea. Jean a; 1 . ., Do., 9 -2 . Clothoo ond omol chlldrono. ,· , ~ · houoohold itomo. . . f t~ · ' · v.... solo July 1 7 - .......Po.merov· · ···· · -· , ;,;_~ 1 8 . Concellod II roln. 22 33 · Chottnut St. · Middleport " ,'·' & Vicinity . PSYCHIC READER Built Oar-.•" C.ll fOf frtt aMlin& es- 498 Gen. lf1rtin1er Pkwy. · Mlddleport, OH . ··DURING JUNE &-JULY Clerk IN LOVING I EMORY lif Business Opportunity lottery winning nuinben: 085, 1281 owtttt: IIIIOIS ID IIOwt blfort ICIJoolltlrtl. Wide Ra~~ge of Chemlcala • Suppllea ' 992-2635 - lo• utllltlu. You•nt SMtllls 11111111 AtliRC UO.OOO IIIII ' INoiLS .PURNJTURE ' .Phone·----------- ... _ his own tools and ttan· · sportation. Will pay top . quality salary. Call '$1_, • kltclleft. Ownlll .....pi=·Ill·~··~· Naw sldllllt wlrlll& 1M A1d111111 wlldMIS. Nict yard llith -~~~~llelllciiiiii•IIW-dleport on H•llllltl Street. Clost to IIIIa .II. NIP. btra lU - 11-"' •n -c~ llJ - . ._ n-....,•~ 11-IUI. I ... r · TV • APPLIANCb 127 !od 'Awt.. llllipolls, 01. IOpoo Dlir tll6 P.M.I PH. 441-1899 C,ase. No. 24487. Robert R DurSt. 52895 Bald Knob-Stl- A librarians aild trustees meeting was announced for Aug. 23 at the CircleYiue Library In Plckaway County. • ll'I- W-1 ,_.;,.. IM - ~o­ ,.,_,,, ...... ,.,._...,.,. frH Water- Anelyala At Stare ar Pool Site '·,! 14-lt.c1ofooilll.! ..... ...., WIIII'PQ.91, llylfl! • MetgS County Probate Court. r----;::::;:;::::;=====~======:;--"i ,, IU- At.-.Ditt 14.!1- P'ItllioM 141 - loi... Jolk ' CII'J)8t layer. Must 11M The Middleport Uiuted Pentecostal Church WUJ hold a 'public yard saleat82$S. ThtrdAve.,fnm9a.m. to 1 p.m. on both Thursday and Friday. Funds released DH - C:hoM• ••-•o·•• a•- a""-Difl, , _. 411 - ' - - SIDING HELP WANTED Nied an exptrlinc:ed future. Slate Auditor Thomas E. F~- , son fEIIOI'I.ed theseoondquarterl91Jf liquor pennlt fees dlstrlbutl()n of $1'16,!'iM to OIOO's cities, viiJage and towDshlps. ' ' 1tfelgs ewnty received $1li.88 tnm tile auditor's office. u~ ' . ·-· 113 - MI .......... l n .u....-,. N~•------~~--~~-- . 1·- YioiW>• . ..... c • . wv ..... c..... •-c-'cw •·•·'!-••• . .,._ . ,,,._, 1 Group to sU.g Children's program funded .... c-.,. ·-~ ..... 11.,- CN•Ilir• u ...__. • MMilnt I Dissolution ""'IDtedl r-------------------·-•""' Yard sale a.llifC-tr ···-·· Giiiiif;oiia···... ·· · MRS. STARR VInyl • Aluminum MAINTENANCE, SERVICE & INSTALLATION · FOR ALL POOLS ABOVE & IN-GROUND jlll(mi'irl/1 r~l"fiAmtr• ...r.-ltllollfl' • ... .__.. ~~ -~-- · 11·*""1101"" IH..._,...., .... .PERSO.NALIZED POOLS ..1""" ,._,._, .......... ,._ ........... ... ...... ......... ·~- , ···~ :11 ............. . . .-, • 1l··-~ '•c:-............... ' ...... ~ • .l~t ~~ifj,o •l IHII(f'• rtu "'Ill .. JJ.-••••o .,.. l .. - ~~~ ~ ' Six marriage licenses have been .Issued In Meigs CounJy Probate Court. Twenty defendants forfeited and costs, traffic light violation; 'Ibe couples Include Gregory bonds In the court of Pomeroy DaVid Sigman, Pomeroy, $213 and Dean Wallcer, 22, Rutland, to Debra Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesd!ly costs, assault; $63 and costs: Jan Scherer, 28, Point Pleasant; NEW LISTING- HUNTERS' night. disorderly manner, and- $313 and . Russell Ray Bums, 26, Cheshire, to DELIGHT - .16 acres wtth TheyareGaUAnderson,Rutland, costs, destruction of property; Tim Delra Jean ~. 26, Middleport; mineuls, some timber, pri· $46; Tanya Salser, Racine, u8. both Jerry .L ee Barber, 24, Reedsville, to wate and peaceful. $15,000. Davidson, Pome10y, $63 and costs, on~charges; CaroiFarley, Delores Ann Adams,l8, Reedsville; operator's license, and $37!1 aiii!· PRICE REDUCED! - On Pomeroy, $63, disOrderly; Slu!wn costs, di1vlng whlle Intoxicated; Dllvld Ray Kesterson, 31, TeU City, this lovelly ranch hOme Wtth Bell, Ptmeroy, $'63, traffic ~­ · .iohn Welfe,Pomeroy',$63andcosts, Ind., to Connie Ann Abbott, 23, 3 bedrooms, family room, tlon; Timmy Massie, Gallipolis, traffic . Ugtit violation; TimOthy SyracuSe; MarVin Raymond Tolequipped ktlchen, garage, liver, 21, Reedsville, to Frankie $47; Steven Harnett. Dartmore, Hysell, Pomeroy, $113 and costs, the while. on 20 acres, just off Hysell Ky., $54; Jessie Bosley, .P tmeroy, . Intoxication; James Will Jr., HliJ Eileen Wells, 19, Reedsville; Wllbur J Run . Reduced $36,000. S.dly IIISStd by moll, $44; Cathy Bailey, Pomeroy, $49; ~ Street, Pomeroy, and Randy E. 'IbelibaJd, 79, Middleport, to Velma llicinsty, Assoc. brother and sisters. Angela Harmon, Rutland, S52; Ph. 742·3092 Shields, Reedsville, $88 and costs· Sarah Lucille Schwartz. 71, Mason. ·• Sandy Wright, Pomeroy, $44. all on each on open flask charges; Joseph speeding cllarges. Jeffers, Middleport. $375 and costs, . Rodney Wood, Long Bottom, $43, driving while Intoxicated, and $43 ll!e¢ left tum: DaVid RlnghiSet, and costs, assured clear dlstance; The maniage of Marty L. Lancaster, $47, speeding; Bryan Ricky Pridemore, Pomeroy, Morarlty and Joy K. Morarlty has Wolte, Racine, · $43, stop sign charged with not paying old • been dissolved In Meigs County violation; Gregory Davis, Pome- totaling $448 ordered to pay such Canmon Pleas Court. . roy, $l'l, assured cleardlstance,$63, ~or~ooa~kdetali;Ron In a court entry, Don Shaffer was ' no valid driver's license; Dennis Ginther, Pomeroy, $63 and costs, ordered to pay &'Upp:lrt to Ressle D. Cobb, Pomeroy, ~. speeding; !allure to register a motor vehicle, Shaffer. ' ' James Corbitt, Pomeroy, $50, and and Betty Pugh, Long Bott001, $io Peggy Lawrence, Racine, $l'l, both · and costs, speeding. on sPeecling charges; Donald · wrillt your I'd ~ · or me II with this . . couPon. Cencel your lid by phone _ , you get McClure, Racine, $63, traffic light , resulb. Money not refundllble. violation; Sonya Hlll, Racine, $63, The Saved Gospel Group will beat and Larry Johnson, Monmoth, A couples golf tournament and the Ash S~t Freewlll Baptist W.Va., $63, both charged with barbecued chicken dinner plans for Church In Middleport at 7: :rJ p.m. faUure to register a motor vehicle. this ' Sunday at the Jaymar Golf Saturday. The puhllc Is Invited. Fined were Phllllp Ohlinger', Course has been postpOned for one Atltlre ·, Mulberry Aven~, Pomeroy, $63 week untU Sunday, July 29. Bond forfeiitires accepted _ ,,,..,.............. ,,. .... ......... __ ..··-·-·· ............. ...... ..• • . • ......... . .,..;.;··.............. - -·_, ....... - .,.-. ··-~~ II·U . fV III""'I._t,...,_ Veterans.Memorial Postponed • ' PHONE 992-2156 · ':·. 0 Funeral seiVIces for Cornell C. Elkins, 47, ofRt.l,Albany, who was ldlled early Tuesday ~ at Benedict Coal Co. ln.VInton CoUnty, will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday In Bigony.Jordan Funeral Horn!!; Albany. Born In West Virginia, he was the son of Arvel Elkins of Albany, and the late Cuma Jarrell, Besides his father, he Is su!VIved by his wife, Judy Curd Elkins, a son, Stephen Elkins of Salem, . and his stepmother, Ann Elkins of Albany. Other swvivers Include three brothers, Kennlt, Maynard and David, all of Albany, and several nieces and nepheWs. · Besides· his mother, he was preceded In death by orw bfQther. He was a member of the Church of Christ and for 25 years worked with Celanese'Co.ln'Columbus. Friends may call at the fUneral homefrom6-9p.m. today. The Rev. Wlllard Love will offlcll)te artd PllrW will be In Athens County Memory Gardens. • ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;0;:; l-';·;m;; . I Nlco3.,.droomhouH,Iorga living room, ldtchen. pentry, woodburlng room. both, ........, - · • rontoloport· INn!. A ~ lnv ..tment . at tht rig t limo . Price : *27.100. Colonytlmo814• 742-2213 . .Attroctlvo hOmo, priced thot ioun-obloiD--mutt ooll lmmodiotelyl Middleport. CoM &14-992·8941 . ·.•1•1 :. : 32 Mobile Homaa ' ;' l ~ for Sale ·. ! .;;i :-:N:=EW:::-:A:-:N-::D,...,.,US"'E:-:0::-::M"'O"'I~IL"'E • :t·< HOMES KESSEL•& QUAL· ITY MOBILE HOME SA~EI, 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 38. PHONE 814-441- , ,, , . ~ 1: ' '· ''\0 L, ,.: • • •• • ' 8 yn old 3 bodrm 2 botho ' tomily. room w it.h W - · 7274. ' bum•. Singlecarg8rege,on 1978 ,Naahua 3 bedr~mi~ :J~,.~ , 8 flot ocr" with ltocbd both ond '4, larvo wl!ciclan. 11 ,, , pond. City wator in Roolne. bldg., underpinning, i ,. Callll14-849-2641 . air conditioner, drepe1, 1 ' i' ~ · 1--'--------'- · 3 bodroom houoo,ln Pornoroy, tully carpotod, fully ctr· potlld. luM boOM!-. 2 fireplace~ . • ~ Varave~ eJttra lot, new roof a furn•ce. Romodolod k~chon • both. Co11814-267·1161i8 oo 814· 288-7879 . ,..,..,,tor, range, ini: . Aa- ~ ..2~ •. : aumable Joan with down ~ 1 • ; ~ • poym.,t, e•cell- condl· .. · . tlon. Coll$14·387·0891 . • ·~ · - - - - - - - - ~·~r., ~ 1973 Schuh 1 2•81 living «>1,1 room. tilt out, 2 bedroom1, ,~; . .,., . central air. and wood burner. . ., ' Con 441-7440 . " '"· t:.i..;(l Reduced. nice 3 bdrm home. Going to OU.tlllo loll? Sava , ,,.>. basement. garage. exc. locatton, option to buy :»- owner may carry. Call 992· 2617. attic. 2 bedroom home near Ungavllle. o·n 1 acre ground. Shown by appointment only. Coll814-742-21141 . 72 Skyline, 1 bedroom. etove. refrigerator. a.c .. or completely furnished. Price nogotioble. Coli 814-992· 7479. . money on hoU1lng, buy thie _: 1989 K~ 1440 mo1111o """ · home I 2 bdr ., 911 furnenoe, f. 1 ~· • trig.. oven. ~indow _, Ac. ~ .. ,:, ,~ parti~lly lurnliohed. Locatlld in Athent Mobile Home Park a few minute• frorn campua. finilh ochool with oqulty. Bargein priced at 15.900. Coll814· 387-71138. ·, " "1 ~ ,,_. ·~: ; > 0; ' k ... Buying or Mlltng a u•d "- mobile home7 let ue do ell .... l " · tho wort<. Fronch City lrok- · erage service. 448-9340. 10 ! ~ 1- !t ~ •f! ,...., R..aonably priced home. 1978 R_osemont 1 4x70 3 1 ~ , , ;, Wilking distance tb town, bd• ., pnc:e to F.-.nch • . i · nlco built in kitchen. Coli for City Brokorogo Service, "'<1 oppolntmont . 814 - 992- 446-9340. : !'i· :. 31192. .· 1973 Boron 1 2x8&. 2 bdr .. •. '':• ·' Owner tran .... rred. mult good con.d .• Iota of extrel. • • · ull. •••· cond. 188,000.00, French CiW Brokerage Ser· . ~;: (• ": . ~ ., 1 111,000.00 do"\\n. Aooumo vice: 446·9340. B'lo pet. loon. 304-175· 1979 Buddy 12•80. 2 BR.' '• ::•1 1529. 1 'h both, •4.000. 614-497• ·• 3 bedroom houM. garage. 31 71 . _ -, , lorgolot, 140.000.00, 1709 1 - - -- - - - - - ' - - , 4 Jeft. Ava. 3 bedroom houn. 2 trailers and lot. Clay ·· '1- .,)'1: • central air. garage, pool, Mt. Chapel Ad. Cal 614· 268· ·ti •., Vernon Ave., *79.600.00or 8010. ~ ~ ,:· loooo. A· 1 Reol Ettoto, Sixth ' •I '-. St.. Point Ploooont, 304- 3 real nice mobile home. 2 • • bedroom fumiahed . LOW '":' ' 876·5104. PRICED - COMPARE • · "• 3 badooom. 1 both, oil eloc, THESE VALUES BEFORE ·• ' fenced yard. Meadowbrook YOU BUV. 12•52. 12x44 •:· ' Or .• 8VJ per cent· a11umeble, oi..o. BROWN'S TRAILER • ~ 1314.00 mo, 304-876· PARK . Minor~villo, Ohio. ; . -~ Coll614-992-3324. ·• , , 1145 . ••tf. - I ' •• I,,, 1977 14•70 Schultr or :. 'i2Jt100 lot, conrete porch · ~ , ' Nh:h awning, atora:ge build- , , ... ing, 3 bodroom, 1 'h bath, • . stove&. refrigerator, dispo- ·· . ,, ' sal& range hood . Mutt _.I. ·''' • Houee for ule by ntate, Price reduced. WiH Mle 188 Porlc Drive, Point Ploo · troller or lot IIOpiH'Itly. Coil 814-992-7487. • ,· . oont, 304·875·4800. 2 bedroom house; Hartford, lot 110•140. 110.900.00. Lowman Trailer Salea. bualnooo phono 304-882-2844 home phone 882· 2004. ' Beout~ul .. Tri-level homo on 1981 Kirkwood, 14x70, 3 acre. 3 bdr .• family room bedroom, mobile horne, 1 Yir ,. with llroploce. 1 Yo batho. botho, electric with waocl '-; rooms Iorge with plonty of bur-. Coll814-843-11244. ·· I' " cloaetl epacf . carpe-.d 1- - - - - - - - -' •r • "·•l througlitout end air condlti- 1981 Hollypork, 14•70, " · l' oned. Owner hae moved out exc. cond.. 12xl declc.. ;·.,, ..; ·of atate and muat ..u. Price underpennlng and large ... 1• grNtly redu~ed . 304.. 171- room air cond. lnciuded. '·l •~ 2487 oftor &PM . 304 -895- 38811 or 89&- . , fl' ••l 3800. t,4 ~· �0 .. A - \ 12-lhe n. Dally Ohio 32 Mobile Hom11 51 Houeehold Good• for Sale Motort 54 Miec. Merchandl\~ • ClmPiftl ...' I'Dp· u'""" _...,. a.Jto. · .~ • ~ataun j engln~ ~ Ollc·'•:-:·,: ' .....,, lltllaue mlrron. Iii-.;, · .,............ ' ,..1; tren~mlael••· 10 . .t 1t71 HMM • ' Una Co.,..-: . , · 22·. c.au1-2111. 7/18/84 EVENING . • .. .~-. ,._ ao:! , , C!J ~ ~~· ..,. . . . . . . _ ..... Jumblol. one '-11- ....,.,.., """' four~ .aT/ wordl. 6' WEDNESDAY 8 :00 e (I) ID e 111 fl. lootty oamper ~· oond .. . . . _ 1 . Cal! 114-. ,,. 2118· 1481.. • . • ... . . - ftfm~fi)ft fja'hiATICIII* IDWC'Niilllohll llyHniAmcltland"''liLM Television Viewing. I ID CID e Ql I UDGIE r ] I .:.__ ·~-- - ( ) ) N - T - Hunt (I) Play v- a..t Golf ()) Andy (Joffflth - : 'I r] CDN~__. MecNeil/lAIIINf Cl) N-'- , . ()!) .... ding llolnbow ebTralt 1 . 8:30 II]) CD NBC N MOVIE: 'Ocbljlulay' Nil I I I er j "Hitlmorl (I) Meade 8portiLook 7:00 ~=-~:aHeM I]) CBIN-. . I oe ·. I ~a::" a.- Cl) ..... Comt the ~::.~~lon Cl) • Tortllht •w ' BORN LOSER 33 · Pliny, W. Va. BUI'I'Ll;-ffjr """'""O!=V O~TeD ~,_,............, 'P~n:; \lotl<sl~-ltf.ri\7\..COI(.I~ ems ~INbtoo';S. 11W-1 NE. 260 acre working f arm with nice · 3 bedroorn home. Call for more details, 304-346 · 5095 . EllA MALLORY GAOUP·ASSOC. Nice 2 bedroom apt in upper JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS IEqual Houolng Opportunity) hal one an(t two bedrooms, rent starting at 8163 for one bedroom and $198 per Lpt for· sale In Mercerville, Call 814· 256-8818. month for two bedroom. with t 200 deposit lOcated near Foodland and Spring ~mealte in Ctearview Est· ales, all utilities including sewer. no money down. Call 11"14· 258·1216 after &PM. Valley Plaza, pool ind TV ant. Call 446·2745 or leave ma11age. 1----- - --:--:-- Furnished opt. 919 2nd .. Gallipolis. $175 . Men only. Call446-4416 after 7PM. lot in town, 4,0x120 , Call 304· 675 · lp30 or 875· 3431. .. Newly remodeled 2 bdr., equipped kitchen, central air, $250. 821,. Second Real Estate Wanted Ave.. Gallipolis. Call 446- 2158. Unfumlohed 2 bdr. in Crown City . Call 614· 258· 6520. · 5c .ere• or more cloaa to tQwn. suitable for home. Priced rea•onably . After 2 bdr. apt. newly decorated. $80 to $145 pw mo. utihio1 part. paid. Call 675· 5104 or 675-53B8. . 5i00. 304· 875· 6643. Rentals 4 rOoma (1 a bath, furoit;had. . clean. no pets. adutta only, Houses for Rent deposit _ ~: · reference re· . 3-'bdr. t-touse deluxe. central quired. Call814•446·1519. 2 bedroom apt, yard and bosement, $175.00 ·and depooit, 304- 675 · 7541 2 bedrooms. kitchen with otove. ref. 1200.00 month location 1 mile above Point Pleasent, 304-773· 5143. proved, pl81tlc septic tlnks. 46 Furnished Rooms Firewood cut up slabs s 1 6 pickup load. Call 614· 246· 5804. ' For rent Sleeping ·Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. 1 ---------~ Call 814· 448· 0756. Sh'rubs pru~ed. lawn roaaadad , retaining walla, Sleeping room 8125. utili· sidewalks . patios, bark tiea paid. Share ba,th, male mulch • nwduat . Contact only . flange & ,.trig. 919 Bruce Davilion. Call 614· 2nd. Ave .. O.Nipolio. Coli 256·1427. 44.8 · 4416 after 7 PM. 1------'- - -2 ton central oir condition· ing , unit. complete with 46 Space for Rent lineo. coppar tubing, a. coil, $400. Coli 446·9689 . . !==:==::;=:;=== COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route -33, North of Pomeroy. Largo lots. Call 614· 992· 7'179 . 4 trailer lou. 304-675· 1076. For leas8 F'U rnithed house. 3 bdr., f220. 29 Neil AVo., GoHipo· lis. Call 446·4416 after 7PM . Thlo 2 bedroom apt. haa new Completely reotored Early American . farm house, 2 Bridge Plaza. 1196 plue electric & goo. Coli 446· 4514 or 1-304· 273· 9746. lent location. e300 a month. Coli Cherie• McKean, 448· 9442. Furnished apt. 2 bdr. 11 tJ61h· 2nd .. Gallipolis, $185 water carpeting & fresh paint, located 1 mile from Silver bedrooms. no petl. excel- 7PM . paid.. Cali 448·4416 after Wiseman's rentals: bdr. traHM have 5 mlieo from3~·~:.~~~~~::~ 1226. ad•ons, . 920 hospital *226 mo .. no child· ren or potl. 3 bdr. pluo full Call b•sement .hdma, nice toc'l· I ~~~~~~~::-:-:-:tion on Bob McCormick, 1· $300 mo. no children or Furnished apt. 2 bdr. t235 . patl. 5 bdr. homo in town, Utilitieo poid. 243 Jockoon 1326 mo. 4 bdr. horne vory Pike. GaiNpolis. Call 44!1· cloae to town 8326 mo. 3 4418 after 7PM . bdr. home in Addison re· cently remodeled, •2150 mo. Apartment in country, ·all 3 bdr. home nice location In carpeted. t300 month. Ex~ the river. garden, 827& n)o. cellent locatton. adutts only. Security deposit & referan· no pets. Call Charles c:Ba reclulred on •II rintals. McKean. 448-9442. Wiseman Real Ettataa 1- - - - - ---:--:--:-Agency, 448·3643. Garage apt . furnished, 29'1.! Noll Ave., Gallipolis. 1 bdr.. 2 bedroom house In Pome· $2315. utllitiea Paid. Call roy.. Furnlohed or unfln· 446-4418 oftor 7PM . • 1 nished- Call 814~ 992 · 2381 day1 Of 992·2509 evenings. Riverside Apta. Middleport. Special rates for Senior 3 bedroom houoe.ln Pome· Citizena. •130. Equal Hous· roy. full ba1ement, fullu lng Opportunities . 614 carpated with garage. 8225 . 992· 7721 . mth. Call collect, 814· 287· 7979 ·or 287· 8858 . Firlt Newly remodeled 2 bedmonth rent fr• if you paint. room, eqt,~ipped kitchen. 8225 . Deposit required. Call Nice 3 bedroom homo, attic, 814· 992 -5319 or 992· batement, garage, no peta, 281& : security dopooh. Call 614· 1----~----1 992·2617. Newly redecorated, 1 bed· 1----..,------ room, 1226. Oepooit required. Coli 814-992-5319 or 992· 2815 . 42 Mobile Homes for' Rent ,," I 1 & 2 bedroom furnlohed apta. Cali 614· 992-1434 or 992-5914 or 304-882· 21188. 2 bdr. with wail to wall carpet, AC. in Gollipolio. Coil 448· 1409 6 · 8PM . 2 bcfr. 2 mile below Eureka. $180 mo. pluo depooit, no pat a. Call 814·143· 2844 or 614·643·2918. Nice 14x70 3 bdr .. mobile homo. 1236 mo. dopooit & 'ltilitiea, Jio ~to. Call 446· 2192. Furnished 1 & 2 bedroom apartmenta. Mi.ddleporl . Aduha, no pat,, security deposit . Call 814·992· 3874. 1-:::---:::- -:-:--::::-:- 2 bdr. fully fumiohod. clooe to hoopital. 821() mo. plul ciepooit . Call efter 5, 44!1· 1364. Furniohed AC. lda1l for 1 or 2 man . Beautiful riverview, Kanauga , partially furnished. Foater Trailer Pork. Call 446· 1 8!)2. · 2 bdr bailer 1176 mo. plua one mor oecurity plu1 utili· ties. Call 448· 2851 . 2 bdr. 1umiohed off At. 554. 8175 pluo depoait. Clal • 614· 388·96!11 . 2 bedroom mobile home for rent, furnlohed. o.c .. f150. mth .. plua utllhieo. Oepoait required . Coll.982· 7479. Village Manor Aptl .. Mid· dleport . IE .H.O. ) haa 1 bedrm aptl. for rent. the ,.nt otarto at 8201 o month that includoa •• utllitiel, pkll • *200 ..curity depoolt io required. We lust laid new carpet In · them & they' re located near I doctor' 1 o1fico & ahopplng aroaa. Call 614·992· 7787. On Nonh ltth St .. Middle· port 2 bedroom fumiahed apt., oloo 2 room opt. No children . Call 304·882· 2588. 1 bclrm apt. for rent, etove. rilfrlg, woohor & dryer, newly dec,oroted, Darwin orao. Coli 992-2107. I·A:-:P-:A-:A:-:T~M:::E:-:N::T~8:-.-m-o-;-b;:-ilo hou Pt PI =~ollip:;'~. it 4~~":: 8221 _ , 2 bdrm furn. troll• in 1--'""=~-:-::-::-:-­ Middlapon. 8110. mth, in- Nico · ond 2 ~m dudee weter. Depot~~ • unfurr.t lahed •partmenll. roferancH racjulred. 982• 304· 11711· 2218 before 8 3237. p.m. --·· ........._. kitchen 076. Very nice 2 bedroom duplax opt.. unfumlohod, down· town. no peto. phoile 304871-4824 otter I PM. Storeroom or warehouse. · 2&-.60, ·f or -~furniture, lumber, roHing, insulation, equipment.' 311 Condor St., 830 o month. Coll614-992· 3326. 814·387· 7220. ' Briarpatch Kennels ·Prates· sional All·breed Grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fo· cllitloo. Pick up· end dollvery service. Englilh Cocker Spa· niel puppies. Cell 814· 388· 9790. Drogonwynd Cottery Kan· nolo. AKC Chow puppies. Siamese kittens, new litters CFA Himolayan end Peroion kittens. Coll61•· 448· 3844 after 6 . 'White & Blue PorakiHrta for oa!e. 5 gol. floh aqldrium . with light hood. 448 0f732. 64 · Hay 8o Gr.in 'Block &. white Border Collie pupo, 7 waeko old. groat 1 C) HP tiller>gold side by side pato for kido. Clol 814· 245· refrig with axboo, 1971 9158 qr 8T'4-388· 9888. Ford plck·upwithtopper, 28 ft. l(llf contained camper,-8 R4111i1terod Blue Tick Coon lug Chevy white skopa hounda . . 3 "flmoli. 1 mole wheelo ,. Call_ 614· 388· trade of equal 96B6. • Paul Sounders. from 74 Motorcycles Good mixed hay in barR, 81 . ~0 bele. 304· 875-4800 1979 LX8 SP<>rtoter wHI ~~erifico 82,1 00 oxbu. Coli or 304·882·3329. •4411·0989 or 814·448· 0988. Trans :11111 aI: 1111 .• ., ' 1880 2110 Hondo Elolnor like new. Coli 448, 01117. ,_, . 71 Autos for Sale 1971 850 Vamaho, runs good. 8'f00 or beat . offer. 245·11892. . 1979 CA 250, New O · ring k t 88 lproc 8 1 ' 5892 ' 1981 MozdaGLC .1 912S10 now .... dar4.~0mlloow~th 1880 Suziki GS 780 L. Hko Icing bed. pi"':'~74. opel., 8 cyl. Coli 448. eccou.. aokong, Call 448-4171 . 1881 Ford Eacort 2 dr., 4 s-rate. 11,800. 980 Yomoho 10 Siiec:iel. 101 king qUHn t, 3,1ioo mileo.9 Call 1114·2411·5817 or 814· 2411-1282. ' ,-- - - - - - - - 1981 Hondo Expren,.exceilent con~lori. 700 mlleo, 8326 . Coli ,8 14·742·2957. 1--------- -Y -. ____ ___ ,._ c-. s•- ' :~~ .,....,.., 1111 480 llin.l ............. :104-. ., . ...... 3802,. . . -.~: • MOVIE: .:" " ' - of e Cll CD '42' 8 :30 - f.!. oel...,...no fumlohed. ·Fni'o .~· Htililcollect. 1 • -~: 114·237·0411, 8 o.m. to II · "..Local !E: \ Fight . . . (J) 700 Club (I) • Cll Dan wade tt.ty Nail•• Conu&6:wi I]) CID CBI Ne!8 e ea.. •• of . . DornoCNtic N11h &ill dut Den Rother •doo · age ol the Oomoa•lic Per· ~· ct ~ <. ln.) Cl) CHI Little ....... Tonight' 1 pro9J om expioreo the groduel c:hengao in OUt· curtently look and occurring omong dWerfo. f, Cop= ;-4: 180 min.) [Closed t 0:00 (]) HIO Piilinlooo: . An oudow lo pined l(llinot hil urn, Kirk Oougloo, Aloxandni Beltodo. (]) MOVIE: 'Tho Ro.d Wenlor' Cl) MOVIE: 'BWk RoMng i•' •a: :y; -..rv......... coo. '•6 : Hooting, 211 , ablth l!t .. Point .......nt. W. Vo. 304·· ; ...~. 8711·5420. Uoonoed Ind. • ~f lnoured. ~ • • ..... . ..... -;;:::;;:===;::==::: -: ....~ '-t' 83 _,_..,.._ ·:r··'' Excavating Opod~ 1 • ~~: ' f' ment'a, oeptlc tonko, lon..._..g. Call onylime 114· 441· • .,· 4537, Jamee·L. Dovioon, Jr; - ~ t • tJI) •••• stela ..... ••• dtpJnduat News 10:30 (JJ My Little IIIli. (lJ E8PN'o llloo a•lde •• Eao.watfna. ~~~; ~: toot.n/ dlfWw.,e.- u.;:· owner. MoJtl' . ,.. - BARNEY • .._ Amori•• ,._ IT AIN'T Dozar Work by Ted .........,::· :: DltoiiH. pondl. rooc~l:iiiiid · .. clearing, etc. Cell Molor Cor ' .• Brokare. 448·11112. •, r :: 10 EAT . AN' RUN Cl) AiiOIIoer .Odd (JJ Dick'. Holf Hour Col pi 11:111 (I) EII'N'• Hone R8dng .. Waalcly 11 :30 el]) CD Tonllht Bilow I]) MOVIE: 'Melooila' ........ • --·tH-IIIO)Ie{· ' ··.• ·"I) :::; ~ ;;:;:;::~t "'- '' 84 l!iiUblwl ~ (]) MOVIE: 'Eo Ctip I frarn .• New YOlk' (J) Boot of Groucllo (JJ WICRP In Cliiclowoeti /.' ..-.. & Rafrlgarltlon ·" ·' e ' 0•• . w- cer County Applionoa, me. Good uoed Ollllllan- ond TV...&. Open lAM to 8PM. Mon thru Silt. 446-1 . .8, 827 3rd. Ave. Gollipolil, OH. Sean: Kenmore weaher ._,.,duly, 2 yro: old, 8210. Call44t·7071. ext. 12. ' 11"":-il'• . • JIMS WATEII Coli Jim Llln..,, 1047317. ,·' - • • -=•,;-.,~u;-::,ho~~.. ~.--y-~· ......._.__liJlHdo bNy ....... 104-17a. 2124 Mhuoon 1:00 ,end 1:10PM. I' ... '·. . taU. • ·· jMtL_..i•• /!IIIlA- .w... )JJ.. ""' Ca'f'~~ • ,, • j -------------.---~ · / . IU .. DITTI CAMI'U TRISTAn! tALU • SltMCI, Ope~~ UPHOLITI!"Y IHOI' • dally I to 1:10, Set. I to 4. • CIDMd SIIIMie¥. U.S. "t.IO, 11llleo. A..... ,~ I. Coolville, Oh 114-117· 114-4*'711Jor t 1171 Ford F 110 plclk·up - • ' ·:: ' j., ~ f,P of..... A-.goJ• Steed, Purdey lf'd Gambit try to recover ..,.,. otolen onti·tortoriot gl$ . 1111 (80 .... ~ ;' ' ' ~ lt., ntOM..U IOIIPH AUC01111 11 egenct 5 .... lawnt • -lllrbor, Guam u Soli Ill Ill!.... DOWN 1 hclflc illaad zTo plecs I Get .-.ely for lluullle • Indian IJ Armor ".- .'......- ·~.~ • IIIUiberry ·~ ,, •.... I Cenlrl1 It Forake u Scrap U SIDpllr 17- you Yelterdly'a Anner 7 E"lklpi111 Jll'ldd!M II Sentinel's ~ II Smnc!!n· Clll there?' title ' •vlan .. !'I Fi')'llll Jllll ll ~·s I LlqJolm 11 Japeneee IIS.dudt riulc, Sllwr's volceno Jt Act.woullle e.g. ftnd 11 'lbnllt'a a EcJplian II CclntilteM I McelpmJr1 Jdac n &w~llh er11e11 • weat river u FIDd 1'1 II Wooed II a.r orders II PeleriiUI b-t-t-tlllllnwl !'I Identical IIAlt(ll) II Locations 1 Frolted ?~ ·' - ' .. Soan ldnc a Perch _, Rall'or hrt-ttiD'tlIICcnumer ·- ..,. M&M• :=-=.. a tiPI -ID New ·-t . a~~ ur. (])~ CD~Mth.­ J .A.fi .Conetruotion Co ...ll! ; ) tlond, Oh,814-742·Zi03;. · ;··: 80_,0. Footoro, COtlo. • -) crete work, l1ckho•' •· - • Dozot Ditohor, Dump ·, olectricaiNneo. . (JJ MOVIE: 'MUrpl;y'o Wor' ()!) Po 8lng Tllrougll . Style 11 :00 • I]) I]) • I]) lit • 1)1 BALLS •• a Can"• tv' • netionol convention from· San Froncioco, CA. (2 · CAATEA '8 PLUM81ifa • :; . AND HEATIN.Q , • I' Cor. Four1h and Pine Golllpouo, Ohio Phone 81 4-4411-3818 0t ' . 111 4·448·4477 . • c:~.• _____ wltbtlle jack cone Center, San Franc:ieco. CA. I21n.) (]) a.ttlng e- Vlctlrne 'J • lNG. Rt. 1, Box t8., G~~ polio, cans14-317·01''·' • _8_H_U_LA_W_'_8_P_IU_m_bl_no;-!":-d· ' --·-· thatWilt decluer IIi - llld- tine Ill ;.~ lliirta aprGIIIbl)' eudl blllllt lilt to raill. AIIIIID Bill,. pia~ ta tMrtHatll dlal!ioad, .'. .aD11DC Wilt to lib tile 1eWac lrldl : Clll il .,.....eel. from the Mo. ,,' I -J--IM-:,-:-S-:P~LU~M:-:::1-:-:IN-:Q:-&:-H-:-EA':'fT. , ..;;, mocrotic Pony'o ..........-.. taken us an hour to QOtwenty miles! · = Hntlng 1• Pua P111 Jaow~'"' 8lapt (]) (l) 11114 Dwswazdc Nllllu:W Coft.. ....... Coverage of the Do- j' • ..... Opentnc lead: ~ 9:00 • ' ·1 . I+ ~ · Pill P111 P111 t:.l Here Joey'a fotlw hirao o glloot. Co<Mnt flnlohar, - A!chord, Qorflold. 814·815·4484-.. : Baoomont•. pool dacka • . •: parking ioto. •IIY o1ze if,lb. • '.; . ;;=::;;:::;:;;:;::==· ~82 Plumbing NtrtiJ P.. phony oxorciot to """"""'" him that t h e - ... rid oA '*""'- F....., c• ~ Weot [Ciooed Captioned! BASEMI!NT W~TEfl :.~: PROOFING . Uncondlt-f ~: . +71 .Atlll OAQIU •• 7 . 80VTR +AKQIU Vw-able: Nortlt.SOUIII .... Dealer: Eut The lifo end hol!ltat oA one oA the worlc:l'o moot IDYed ani· mall, China'a giant peilda, io !, . IWT 0114 +U2 w (fll fMiioolll a •1swiJc Spulll ...... the PMdo.' Clomaotlq, _ , hoiH, ,.,,. · .;· . ... .Tf I]) p 111: Tho log Coli of HMy I . Trunw; Woller Cr"'*lta · loolto It the mojor criMo Harry Trumon faced during hio prllidency. l80 min .) ...' •··~ Aall!odellng, olding. lt!torlor . end ......... textured coat! , • ing, olmuiMed brick end- .! : stucco thermo roplocamenr ' · _; windo;;.;, 304-871·11110. wEST +JU .KQD tiU .... ., ,........ . e C1D CBI " ' .. p.m. Ro11ero 8u•m•n~ Wot...,-ng. · :!~lu Conw•alkwl/« Altei1.,.. "· .. ~ :·' ..t · .. .:' 7-lt-ej .JIOI Will••-•· e ..•'.• I ' 0 lifetime . .- . NORTH ~ "=*Annuli d..... . Wotar wello oommorclol and ..., r-----------------------,~ ...... Old Tloooero l•lh tl C'nrrla from DC I]) Ql Otw; a do ..".,,. . I ="":.... I]) MOVIE: 'lllodo ........... Fottv T-·Trlmmlng, otump ; ,, romovel. Coli 304·878· ,, ~" ' ''· 1331. '· "INGLE'S SERVICE expo· rl.,oed roofing, inclutlng hot tar lpp-tk»n. oarpen· tar, electrtm.R •. m110n. Clll 304·1171· 2088 or 117& · 4180. _G_E__T_y_o_u_r---.-,-r-pa~t-,S:-H-:-I~ R James JacQby Ill) SHAPE! WITH , CAPTIAN STEAMER. Wotor removol, !1. • fumltura olaMing. frM ooti , ,. ·"~"'"'::'·· I mot••· 304-6711·2295.. , •' •'';• TOP CA~H paid for lote model uoed cors . Sm.lth Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eut' ern Ave .•~. GallipoHa. Call · 614·446·2282. . ;oi~r~io~v;•~~~~~~: Iopd .. o 42 cyl. Chevy Cdr .. 1981 4opd.,,4cyl.. ~ ADN'8 Telavioion Service..' , · 8peciollilng in Zonlth en.d •· , · Motorolo , Qua•ir, one( '" houle 'calla. CoR 304·1178· ~.· 2388 or 11 ~-446·24114. " AM. 19110 AMC Spirit 2 dr.. cyl., AM· 81ua T.ock pups, 304- 875 • 4t2 opd., 49 4 1977 D dFM 8459. • 4. o go Aapan, auto, AM, 11,789. Minor Bird 8 mo. old. talks John'• Auto 88181 • Bulaville Merchandise some, 8150.00. 304• 875 . Ad, GoUipoUs, Oh . Open til 8073 or 875· 8B88. dork. C•ll448 · 4782 · 1 il76 Harley davldoon 8p9rt1ter, new point job, Generot Houlirig. For seleflli Chevrolet Monte ..cellont condhlon. l2,600. 61 Goods dirt. and top soil. Call Call 67 1-cono good cond., low ml· · Coil 814·742·3001. · Musical Call448·4815. 614· 256· 1427. SWAIN Instruments ' 84 Honda XABO 81100.: 1976 P.Cer, push mowers XR100 Hondo 8800. Call AUCTION • FURNITURE Air Conditioners used. Call 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. New Frank 's Pawn Shop. 430 UO & up, 1960 Honjlo 814-843·5350 . • & uaad wood & coal stoves, 2nd. Ave.. Gallipolis, Oh Set Royce Drums , 2 parts. 448-11426. 8 piece wood living room 448· 0840 . mounted toms, 2 floortoml'. Tornoo Moped: Medium siztt auito with 6 inch flot armo 1----- - -- - - Zildlan cymbals. Pearlfiniah. 1978Dodgepowerwoll'!n utllhy trellor. See It 130 $399, bUnk beds complete Oak wall phones. rockers, Complete . protesalonal . wheel drive, 8 in . lih kit with Wthe Terrace, Pomeroy. with bunkies $199, 2 piece preaud chairs, pedestal ta· 448-1882 . set of 17x38 tiroo, 18110. Coli 992· 7350. · antron llvlngroom suites blea, hutches. • miac. Paul Call 814-367·723B. •199, antron recliners 899. Conkle Furntture, At. 7, 1977 Suzuki QT 710 with other recliners 880. maple Tupper• Plains. Ohio. 68 Fruit 1978 D_,.ol VW Aabbll forrlng 81,100.00. Phone dinette aete $179, boK 1-:--:---::---:----111nroof, good tlroo, groot 304·8711· 18S8. 8o Vegetables aprlnga .. manrea twin or Air conditioner, 3toncantral tnllojoga. 12.000. Con 1114, full t100 let regular-firm air and all attachment1. 245· 5018: 1979 K-oookl KZ 1000 1120, maple dinette chaira 1850. 304·173· 6822. MK 11 . Low miiHuc. cond . 81ockj>erriao for olio. aloo 135, waoh stands 134, 1979 Sunbird" Pontiac 4 maple rockers $&9, 7 piece Deluxe broiler oven, like takirrg ordon. 304· 773· opd., gooci cond. Call 448· 81,100 . 00 . ,04·8711· 9168, 4077. chrome dinette set $149, I> new. 814-985·4227. 9360 after 6PM. pl8ce dinette aet &99, uaed '79 Honda Twinstar, 2.000 bedroom suites. refrigera· Accouotic 150 omp .. 800 1979 Chevy Caprice, Clal· ml, gtr4111a kept, 8811!).00. r.1r111 :,lllliJI1111, ton, ranges, cheat, dreuars, watt, four 12 in. speaJters, ole, 2 dr, oc, po, V·8 anglno, 304·8711·4088. wringer waohera, TV's, drv· 8800. Call 814·742· 2281 , .'; I I JJ·:, Ill,, k good· condhlon. exc . era. & shoes. Call614· 448· ~rformence. Will conalder '82 Hondo V 46, 304·8713159'. dll offers. Cell 814· 982· 3108. 10.000 BTU Air conditioner, 7412- ott.. &.:.._ p.m. operates on 110 volta ~ used LAYNE 'S FURNITURE 61 Farm Equipment 2 yeare. Call 614· 742· Sofa. chair, rocker. Otto- 2152. 1984 Chevrolet Corvair 2 76 Boatsand dr. Call 814· 992· 3895. man. 3 tables, (extra heavy 1- ---..,- - - - - Motor~ for S1le by Frontier), $885. Solo, Double key board, full foot New. Holland now ond·uood chair and loveaeat, $27&. pedal Hammond organ with hay and foragt equipment 77 Pontile Aotro. 2 . dr .. Sofao and chairs pricod from large opaeker. Beautiful tone for the montlr of July only. outo. p.o.. p.b.. excaliont 1285. to $895. Teblea,'146 quality. Suitabloforhomeor Free flnoncing umH Jon, 1 • condition. 814-992· 8181 . 1874 ltYII t 11 fl 1985 orfor10.9 percent fl . inbolrd old boilt, Chevrolot and up to 1126 . H'd 1 • ·• · a church. •100. Also, alx mn1elng yean ortlke 3 beds, $440 . and up to ltring Stella Harmony Gui· h 1978 cutleu Solon. angina, V· driVo, inupenolvo 8525 .. Aacllnero, f175 . to tor in Excollont condi· coo diocount. 1-uaed No. IO.cied with oxtroo, good to oparltl, - t • · 4, ,._ condltion•• 1200c or beat upholotory. new brlkoo. $375., Lampo .from 128. 49612 ft . hayblno uoedvory fr to l .t~lo~n~.~~~~==~c~oe little 87,900.: 1-uoed N- o11$r. Con o'f1er 8 :30,1114- 83,000 indudoo tNior. Coli 7 5 d • 5. pc. orietteo om 81 · Hollond No . ' 273 bolor 446·1822. · $99 .. to 436. 7 pc. $189 ,300.: l · uoed N- Hoi· 949, 3077. • and up. Wood table whh •I• Top soil ond fill dirt doli· 82 chairo 84211 to $746. Dook vered, 304· 875· 7771 . · lond No. 488 9ft. hoybine. 1984 Chfvetto, 4 door, Crootli- 17 ft. trl·houl. e110 up to t225 . Hutcheo, ' - : - - - - - - - - - - cut 2& acrH . ...800.: 1· outo, leN thon 1,000 nilleo. 11111 HP Marcury -Cruloe _. 1 No.861 New Holand round 1660. and up, mo,..e or pine Camo"flogod printed mil· bilor. excellent cond . Phone 304-171· 2038 ottir lhboard·outboard. power trim. Coli 304-11711-8288. flnlah. Bunk bed complete itary • novelty T·shirtt. surII or 878·3210. with mattreooes, 8250. and pius denim • lrontol dam· 18,1100.: 1-New Hoi1ond up to 8395.. Baby beds, oged clothing $8 .00 dozen) S· 717 forage chopper, 1 1953 Mercury Montory, •110. Mottroues or box Sam Somerville' I Army Sur· roS wrvlhaedC 81 •7 10 · K11"'oafeer.t vwy-dcondhion, 37,831 78 r Auto P•rt• opringo, lull or twin, 858.. plus .. N- Era, Eaot • flo· • 01 enter, 8 t . t. • actual miiH. ell original & Accenorle• ' firm. te8 . and 878. Queen V"'IW ood . 0 pen FrI" 8 lt., Alpjoy Ao.•d. Pt. Pleooant. oquipment, 11 , 795 . 00. 304·885· - · 1195. 4 dr. cheats, Sun .. 1:00.-7:00 p.m. (Un- 941 c 11 E d ioedo , 3899. t42. 6 dr. chaoto, ~114 . Bod ion madelobalod edvortloing n '"· ropa, Four · 14x7 pol~ dloh frames, 820.ond 1211., 10 lpecialtioo • Factory dl1- 1,. vard bu~ket. good eond. 1880 VW Sclroooo S • .. ed. llonld eppH- whello. gun . Gun cabineta. 8360 . count prlcao. 304· 878· Flit 'AIIio HD 8 dozer, ropa, ••• cond, low mUaoge, II wit~ .. lug noota ond centlr Goo or olectric range• 1375.. 3334.) carco winch, · good cond. opel!l, good geo miMg'l, · l!xOIIIollt oorlclitlon. Boby mottrOI-. 825 & 304·46B·1542 . AM ·FM CIOIOfta, • - tirlt$. -8110. Call 814-112·3H3. 135, bed framoo 120. 828, I,.___....;____.J.:;:::::::::::::::::~ .11.7110.00. Call . J.T. et & 830, king frame flO. I" 304·875·1028 4 :30 A 4· 11 poetivo iroCIIDn roor Good uloctlon of bedroom I PM. tuitea. ceder cheats. - --.:......,......,...____ _ ·et!d: 400, Pont'- motor. Phone 304-11711-1310 rockers, metal cabinets. 1171 FOrd F 1.00, vtiry clean owlvel rockers. end In oxc cond. 304-871· Two lido mount MDI boo~. 2U3-II. 8 fl. long.=lld, 1100.00. u..d Furniture ·- Chlllra. 304-171· . dryere. and TV' a. 3 milee out 1173 Dodge Dort. Slant 8 Bulovllle Ad. Opan 9om to angina, good cond. 8pm..Mon. thru Fri .. lam to 8400.00.' 304·1175.-!1101. 78 C•mplne lprn. 81t. Equipment 814-446·0322 72 Truck• fpr Sal• COOD U8ED APPUANCES We....,., dryero. rofrtoer•· 1171 CIMC ..., VM, 14 fl. 2 - - L.P . ..... With tors, , rengea. Skagga Ap,._ par bolt With troller ~lar, 1 L.P. 40 ...... p l l - u - Aivor Rd. end .tO HP JOIIMon motor. ltOt unll, 304·171· beoldo Stone Croat Motel. 2:113. 441·4337. '· 1114-448· 738B. I '!~~~~~~~~ Atlellll • ManiNII , Fomll¥ Feud ~ Feud ............ . (lj Dr. Who • C1D WhMI o f , _ eiJI .........'oCaurt • One """ ... Time 8:00 · eWCDF-ofUfwKIIe trial to juggle two boy· fJjendo by I>C>'"'& al Alii-. Judy Taylor Orooming. CaH Portable VCA. 446· 5668. Sewing machines we are over atocked with 1984 Necchi sewing machine~, . TheM m•chinft .,. made of metal. S.wa on all fabrics eVen leather haa 17 built in ltftchea make button holes, invisible blind hem. mono· grema. profeaaional atl1chea more. 26 yr. warranty regular price, t475 now t159 . Call collect 614·386·8026 . li~: DIMigh Cl) ptastic cistern• state applastic culven. metal cui· vans.' RON EVANS ENTER · PAISES . Jackson, Oh 814· 286· 6930. MecNelll........ . ll'llldltlwi'GATMijor I IFIHI-111 'Mil: Limestone. Sand, Gravel. Delivered in Mason. Meigs. Gallia or pick up at R icharda & Son, Call 446· 7785 . or 675-6386 . I 7:30 evenings. •!>'·· pool etc. Call875·5104 \ N-"- ' luMneoe Nightly .()!) Henderson, 304-675 -1972. 35 Lots & Acreage · 84ilding =(JJ I:'~~ BeT '(l}'~ . v..,• (AnlwrlrlkWIMN IOW) llJ\'Im" erejuollhlo-ALL WET CDWioealof"*"WhMI of~ li<Q'I!I.\ WL.U.LIIII< Farms for Sale 1)1' Enlli~. . .• , Jumbioo: BELIE TRULY HAWKER l EVITY : 6omo people who lhlnk lhey'ro "In ~ ; ve 1 pnliiOtlll "RaWond'' DAILY alYPl'OQ\J!)TE8 -Here'a .... to wart 1&: . \ llin.) (f) a-ilgftt Anoerlcl 'II~ In ·. U:YDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW !he F~ I a..-•· 11 :41 u....... •tw• 5 QINiglilll• (J) 1 • R8dng Coveoage of the ~- Tluldor on the . Ohio 8 io po •••ted from Ev-¥llla, IN. 480 llin.l 12:00 Allin 1'-.. • 12:30 Nlahlllloe · MOVIE: 'Tho ..... Wll. . . . Ere an llalv lDMdiltI]) l.ettlrmo.n (!) . . 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L •..... ;............ $199.95 DINING ROOMS 5 PC. ATHENS OAK ............. $799.95 CHEST•ORESSER•MIRROR•HD. BD.•FRAME ,. ' i ...... MANY STYLES IN STOCK ' . LARGEST SELECTION IN AREA 1--.....;;,;;D;;;,IN;..;I;.;.N;.,;;G.;.;;. . R,;;,;,O.;;O~M;;,;; . . --~ BUY AT WltOLESALE PRICES CHAIR RIGHT OFF FACTORY TRUCK!! STYLES 6 PC. WOOD GROUP Chair values to chee; TO CHOOSE FROM ----------------.,~~~~~~~~~----------~~~ L WOOD COFFEE & END TAB 5 P,C. MAPLE ............................... $249.95 5. PC. PINE ................................. ~ $299.95 $599.95 LARGESELECTIONTOCHOOSEFROM ALL N Y.H.S. Video FROM 9 DISHWASHERS CALORIC S-CYCL£ $499 OPTIONS SYSTEII BUILT· IN DISHWASHERS powlf SIYif switcfrl. PORTABLE $399.95 _,~.~,.~~~~ BTU 8,000 ~TU 10,000 BTU 16,000 BTU 20,000 BTU EUREKA Freezers I " At Low, Low Prices! I' r •( • < I TENT SPECIAL AIIANA DELUXE FROST-FREE REFRIGERATQR Only S649~5 SWEEPERS FROM $69Q0 ALL MODELS ON SALE · SAIIPO All/fll/fii.BOOII _ STEREO , CASSETTE GIBSON ~ " Admiral 25" REMOTE CONTROL.. '639.95 19" ZENITH ..........ONLY 5344.00 GI&SON - 2-DOOR 18 lb. Heavy Duty REFRIQE~ATD. R Dryer · Close-Out CALORIC DBL. OVENS SJ49.95 I I' ;. ·nCJI -2s" RCA VIDEO DISC PLAYER FROM ' {' $17700 We Ront Vidto ,Disc RCA 12" B&W $59 9 ~ REG. 1799.95 NOW ssssoo QUANTITY L1 MITED ON SOME ITEMS DELIVERY AT EXTRA CHARGE I~ " • RCA Video Recorders 2·0NLY ALL SALE PRICED $499 9 5 TABLE TOP SPUT PACKS j ' \ • J. '. programs and polldes ClEAII . COIIliiUOUS iNf.IIS CA~ERAS . , .. .. . , -- 30'' . ELECTRIC $399 95· · 1 S.,tions, 14 . A Multlmoclio Plctg•• 25 Canto Inc. ~,., ' • • . ~ . ' they • • COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) ...;.. Prest- style shaln." headllnesordo~dralnatlc," dent ~an told a suinriut of . Reagantlew'hi!retojolnrepresen· oae Wblte Houle oftlclal said C8rlbbean li!aders today that the tatlves of 15 Caribbean nations and prtvatelylla Welueectay. · American lnvaalon of Grenada terrttaii!S at a wlferenue 9p011But Jboegan's iijleid1 Instead . stoppeda "communlstpowergrab" sored by tbj! UnlvenltY or Sooth .focused heavy ollldan on the · In the reglon.but warned that the CaroBna. · StMetUDJoa,CubiiiUidNicaragua Soviet Union and CUb!l · sWI are ··. White House otllclals ilald ' In Reagan thl!"lra' the. Cllrlbbiian ~ "enormous resources to ' adVance that theregloli's ecOIIlllllc of!lclal• "for ycur 001111181! 8lld unde"'!lne our. ll)lerty and problemswooidbethemalntoplcof 1eadersblp In tum1ng IBck lbe ~· '' tbe speech and lnslated the tt1p was COimlUl1llt JIOWI!I' arab In Gl'l!llllda In the """''"'"""'lion's I(JUgbest mt ~'6'~ "-'~"" to blllnt Walter ,-.... fall" by •"'"""* tJng tilt\ .ArrJer1. · - -; .....,.... . l8ng\ja&e yet; 11M! president al8o Monilale's ~ 1111 lbe Dell» CRD' lnvaalon Naed by a force of di!l1ama!d Nt:M!fDber elel!floaa cratlcpresldenUaincmJnee!'We're ' 7,101. . Plannelln Ntcaraaua as. "a, Soviet- .not trylrig to Ileal- anybody's . • ~ ... ... .....:,·, '"' ·• • ~ ;o ~ ~ •' ~~~~ ~ ' ? ..SANFRAN~(AP)-Geral, dine A. Ferraro wDI be accllilmed the Democratic viCe preslderlHal candidate toolght, adding exCJte. ~ttothetlcketofnomJnee.at·last Walter Moildale811dmaldngbllltoi"y tor her coontcy, her party and her sex. . Mondale, lrlumphant oo the flnt preskientlaJJIOOIInatlngballot, and Ms. Ferraro stand· before the Democratic Natlona) Convention to ~ tbelr nominations and start an Ulllerdog' ~ aplnit a poJUiar )lepubllcan president. · · Mondale stArted WI1tlng his ~ · speech weeks ago, but waited 1lllll1 Wednesday to. buy a ' $415 deslgller suit to wear-when he matehenarned'elgbtdaysago,went to the COIIVBitlon hall attl!l' Wednes· day's . ie8slon .had lllijourned to practice ustna the tell;ptunpter for ber speech kllllght Sbe waved as tbou&b a bu&e crowd were JOoldng on. Inadr~tp~atlcgestureori,IJIIty-111 oontrut to four yean ago ·when ~defeated ct1a11enaer EdWard M. ·Ke9ne!IY gave onlY a llflldilni endorsement to a JlliiiXIIInated ~ Carta' • .Mondale's tWo ~ IJiliXlllt!lllS made their way ID the conventloll ·podium Wedneaday night to offer tl!elr support. Sen. Gaiy Hart lllllW!d to 1118ke Mondale's Dlinlnatlon unanlrnooa;. .the CIJIM!fttlon roared Its ~ ment.'lbeRev. JeueJackauald: ·''Tolether we l1hall go to blper heljhta.OurUmebaaeome." 'lbl!n Mondale carrie befOre the expoeure - VOii!d In !be old· ProtegeofHubertHumpbrey811d viCe president . or Jimmy carter, Mo~ bad lieen smmed by Hart as the captive ct special Interests 811dtheparty'spast, buthewonwlth an ease tllat c:ontrastec1 with the light that pn!Ct!ded it. With .even less dllllculty, ·Ms. Ferraro Is sure to be JIOOIInated tontallt as his ticket mate, a New Yorker whose zestlness contrasts wlthMondale'scautlon. · · Ms. Ferraro 1s the tttst ~ ever olteied for natlooal olllce by a majorpoU!JcalpartylnthlsmUntty, and that's what has .excited IIIII · COlM!IItloltaD week. Sbe's al8o the . lint llallaii·Ami!riCan cin a maJor . ·ticket. and a . sldllflll campaigner who conve:vs a: relaml wiumth. 'Ibeveryldee.ora'WOIIlllllnJnntng mate nemed K.,_nlc.ldeallstlc aDd ranote two weeks qo, eva1 thOOgbwunen'slliUIPBwmipush- In& tot lt. EI&IU days qo, Monctale decided, qabist the adv1ce ctSlme male advlllers, to lake the pmble. fo1IEr Georgoe Gallup n:p011ec;l \Mt a swvey compleled Smvtay lbowll that with Ms. FetTaro, Mcxvta1e does a all8de better 111 a raceaplnstPresldentReaganthan he~ otllelwlle. · But eYell MCJndale-l'anvo trills Reapn·Bulh In Ganup's sampling by 1D111! llll*!lcenbJ&e points. . , In thestearr\Yl'OII•Eiltbiball, the del l'* lllllbbed tbelr flncy (.'!lmpUter:termtrlllllnd-yteldlng to the requests at state delegation B)rAlANAD'D 'YSJDI\0. H berty, 'claillll Juq1e fatljuea 8lld a blllck T-aldrt. bllrlllnto the . boidlll•lillm reetaurant 'with a 181111-aulomatlc rille, a abot&Wland a 1llnclaUJl ID1 bepn rnethodkw!ly 11r1111 at diiB'I1, enqJqees and pe rl;y, pautqtonloadeech u,ne hla -w pa ·were emptied, autiUIIItllllld , WJa be died, be 1t111 had a , lhallldllriiiiJ6dl<fUIIInUIIItlonud ''lftll'I!UilllllllllllonGIItln'hlleat.... tt be had .aut beBullot, Ill! WQIId IJa\ee ~a leX mare peope,'' lAid SUI oleao ~Lt. Paul YbanDdo. . . · Pollce~CIIriiiFOI- • wu a111e to p6t:k • JUl1II1ID orr M be WE '*td IIIIWjb .tilt . buDflt·rlddled, blood·lplattered 'rtltalll'llll ~ u.... Feinary, prmllsed to devote alibis l!l1e1lY to Reagan's defeat "'Ibis lsoaeHartyouwlll not leave In San Francisco," he told the days When convmtlons truzy · Be- (lelegates. He served notice, too, lected nmnloees, and when tbe that he would be heard trcm: "We will make blstoJY yet l!gllln." . ooiCOmewas olb!D In dwbt. • To his rlval, Hart . paid the It wasn't here. ulumate cmtpllment - envy for MooctaJe needed 1.,96'7 delegate . -· ... hm BW!el, - Iaiii ,..,.. ud queea, PI lkt wer the col'OIIIIdon or tbl8 ,ear's ru;atty. • tonight . lniiiii~.Andwe've&Ottowln fashloDed way, state by state, by It together. We rnust Win IIIII . w!ce. with chalnnenoflerlngstnall election In Ullf, and I must l!ave lpeecbetl or boi:all!i Ism. ycur help." , . 'Ibis Is a nllsbed relic Of lhe'old . . Jdnl; 8caU 800IIId n - . p lo the ldlq; Kal'l . 8n*l1, tint nmnerup to lbe klnll Rebeooal.vDn Rife, j llnl ........... to tile queen; Robyn Ptlzer, letlOIId '/' . quem w ... 8lld p - Webel, - queea. ,Jollll_ Ferraro -selection who upset Mondale's front-runner status In New Hampshire last Mondale1s choice of ·Ms. FemiJ'9. ' He haDed her as "a true poUtlcal . pfooeer" aoo saki, "I only regret that I did not pick you ftrsl." George McGovetn. the Jmpeace !lmllnee and one of eight Initial candidates this year, had his name placed In nomination and then witbdrew to clieen after detiOWICIIIg "the Insane, bankrupting mil· 'Italy spendlni bbJ&le of the Reagan adinlnistration·.•, · Meantime, In tbe hall and away from It, Democrats trted to warn · their candidate that he's In for the fight of his life. . Mast of the positions Mondale has_. held- MinneSOta attotney general,.: U.S. senator and vice presldelltlal: candidate - came by appointment· without his having to face an: Incumbent. Now he must. ~towln,andtheflnaltallystood .• this way: -Mondale, the victor, 2,191. . ' -Hart. hls dream dt!ei teet, .' ••. 1,nl.5. . -Jackson. the llrst black to raise a maJor party presldenUal chal· 1Eoge,465.5. -And a 8Catterlng or others. 'na1s, Mondale won oo the llrsl ballot - just as has evecy Piesldellllal candidate ct either party since 1952. when tine roll calls were taken ID select' Adlai E. . Steweii!IOil or D1lnols. In his hotel, Mnndale, In sJdrt&. 1fevl!5. and bls ~ were Joined ~ Ms. Ferraro and her t.amDy to' watdl his trtumpb. 'l1lere was nd PriVaCY to the 1n001e11t; te1ev1s1o1! · cameras watched. WheD New Jersey put hlrn over the tql, M'ondale ldsaedbl!lwlfelllld held aloft a JII!Wip1pl!l' with this headiiDe: ''Mr«<dale Wins." By cdndclpnre, Mmd•le's vic· torylnNewJenl!y'spr1maryJIIIIe5 gave blm eDOI'Ib 1 I gates to be • • •• wdldellt ofwltlnlllgtheldnlnatlon hen!.• · Before the balloting, Mondale IIIII what he W8llll!d- Hart's pledgeor SIIIJIIOit, added to Jacksoo's of tbe OON!IOL\~ - 'Mart.llpmo,... of Qndnnad uMJoel Co louclllbe lllhoulder of Lee R1ae1J of CoMnlJus after Waller MoiJdele receMd the night before. Inaspa:cb,theColoradolel181m'. Une~ployed ex-Ohio .resident 4 1 ''d~Wa.. · SAN Calif. (AP) - A fired ~ iuard •hntded ''I've IWIIId ttn1•!!de and 111 ldll tJxu. SUidl more" as he tumed a McDINid'allltou~. at.o011 :II people to deatll 1Je11re polloi! ldllad 11JJn. It Will believed to ~tilt wont onMay IMUSZN by onemuiDU.S.blst«y, , 'l'NIIy adMtl were ~ fDIIr Ci'lllaally, 1n Weo!J lay's 1'1111pqe, wldcb luted 90 1111nute1 beb:tapillcellllll'lclmallflllladllll IIWII'IIUI."-OIIverHuberty,G, &tiD llllillld. 1111 1ar1e11 ~ fna llilallmtlld tD allls-4111 c• , . -' cba1imen Yeat'$1 tor teii1VIalon _delegates · and In a forl!taste of - t9nlgllfsspeech detclan!dt "We're +t leiC • wtll-ulectedajullar'*IIIDI: · · ' · illll . . . . Q#rmfllma.JeAareU.Bil""'IM . By MIKE JI'£INSILiq!:R .tw¢wPreiiW~ c...c:, ....., Pllr l'Ofalty w.m ..,....., • .._. BJabllello«ii " ltJie rewe - held. '!lellled are I ' - a. nmd ·~·-atMr.MdMrli.I+M l'ulllr, lila 'net' 1 at Mr. 111111 MnL ' ' l. ROYALTY _ ..._. ,_.11111 - MODilale captures nomination; waman. • .. ' ' deliverab.Ms. Ferraro,thenumlllg 2-LEVEL WASH ~..-- Wttl• - • ' Reagan defends mvaston EE TABLES · ND TABLES ONLY · Pomenty-Midclleport, Ohio, Thursday, July 19, 1984 \ Mrs. Kiltby ManlCke, pn!sldl!ilt ~ adopt are conceriled. Mrs. Manlcke procedures. Tile prothe Eastern Local SchOol District llllld. Meetlnp are beiDg held In J:X¥1 1Jud&et foi' the next year was CIUzena for Better Scbools, today quarterstllatarenotlllrieelllllllhto prelt!llled by Supertntelldent Rl· kJdaoed o::rnplalnts agalllst the seat the public attencllng, abe llllld: chard Roberts and wu PI""P(( dlslrlcl'sboardofeducatloo. Contlnulng,Mrs.M•nlcJrea" let within rtve minutes, sl!e Mrs, Manlcke reports ttJat IM!I' that the board Ia vlolallnl policy In WlllllfUied. . the palt two montllt. the OfllllllzJi· faWng to get est1ma1e1 on large Merub¢ii of her grwp had asked t1on baa presented 12 gnevanca to purchasel,and Ia alao not foJJowlng to vtew the propoeed budget before the board, and the board haa taken , pnJPer blddlni procecUI'E!IIn tllat It the rneetiDg but · ~ _was , no actiM whaQoe\ler on tiDe Ia not posting bids In local neW&- tefuled, abecllarges. cortlplainll .. ' · . ' · paper l!nd Ia . not ope~~tnJ llid8 at · In coqcluslon. . Mrs. Manleke · 'l'here. !ll'e areas of bQard policy public meetl11gB. Tile board does not ~ that .the board Is not whlch board mem~ · are ilot maintain bid fUel, abe l8ld. releullla t1nanc1a1 lnfonnatlon followJn&,lhe cllarge$. The board Ia Hitting upon lbe ~·JXIll.'e.o which the c1t1zen1 gi'1lUp bas ~· not allowlnll public pert~tlim In . dures being follllwed, Mrs. Manlcke to see, and •" #$ that the board, their li1eetlngll and ' la ~to · chai'ges lllat the board Ia not therefore,lalnvtolatkmclstateand determlnetheWJsllesorthepubllcas allowing any public ' Input Into federallaws. 1/2 OFF TRUCKLOAD SALE SACROPEOIC . ' . ·. Citizens' group lodges· complaints at .bOard 'INSTANT CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE AT THE TENT! ~1 000°° For $42 97 A Month · STARTS THURS.., JULY 19th ENDS SAT., JULY 21st ~ .. • . I I COME HAVE LUNCH OR DINNER WITH US AT 1940 PRICES .. ' . .al .Y . . . . enttne· • "It's a •l•ijiMhOUSe. They're justexeculled."'stldLtBIIINelsm AutbDrltieBIIaew or no motive for the ll1ocWWp . . HubertY IJYed with b1s wife 8lld c!aupterlnanapartroenUOOyards · tromtllereetauratltllll!.hadltiOYI!d tolbellm\Jlieeoarea~mJDtlla IJO taurr Cillo, Ybarrando llld He wullrtcUut .... tromblsjobata B.'lll'lly ~at a c:oo:lomlniWn project, YbuTalldollld, ~miLe Hullel'l)'u'~p.,ycmtfc:" An 'QI'd!orlllkt'Ibl!l.CiaAJweles 'l'lmeltut~adi''C!'Wiald b!rpereda'!dbijlltllllilerlntbe He was "aquletrnanwhoseemed mad at ~· J!e was always rtown· Ina. said Sandra Marttnez, assist· ant manager at tbe Co~ · Apartments, where Huberty lived. ' Arother neighbor said Huberty bad once fired a shot to scare off smr.ecme he thought was tcylng to steslhistOOtoreycle. ' More than twodaiJ1n customers -and em!*JYI!I!S ~ In the McDonald's on busy Iilterstate 5 when Huber!Yenteredandbegan"shoot· 1nJ everyone In sight," both Inside ••lald lfuber1y _,~ butUJIYmaPand 5 recepfd IIM*""tlln wllldllle had llredJIIIII. I; I mrpboto). kills 20 in shpoting spree like he was always daY· OIMr 4"'" Dtuwtawdc 11111111n11t1oo for pr ! ldent Blaell II a Rari del pte, Spencer Ia a Mondale deJegate. (AP qosslngtoMexlco, onemlleaway. OscarMondragon,27,acustomet: who escaped the ~ by hiding with a companion U1lder a table and then dashiJ!g to safety when the gwunan's attention was diverted, said they bad just finished tbelr ~whenHubertyentered, yelling ''Everybody down! " "l'vekllled~,andi'Uklll thousands more, Mondragon quoted Huberty as flS.ylng. "He carne In and just iiald, 'Free'ze,' andtbenhejuststaried shoollng,"saldateen-ageemployee ud outslde the restaurant, police · ~hldlnthebackoftherestaurant. Qrnmander Lany G<re said. ' "H anybody moved, he just Shot Molol1stsjWTIJllldfrun their cars them,'' anolbera;nployeesald. aeeldna CCNer, and thefreewaYwas , · Seventeen people. InCluding the cloled,lll!wastheSanYsldroborder gwunan, dledlnsldetherestaurant, ~ aJ\d four more were killed outside .I . :,.r YbaiTandosald. (Continued on Page 10) ( Ten people Inside the restaurant escaped wlthqui Injury. "Therearetwokldswhojustrode up outside and they were kill~ Instantly. There was a man ;md a \vornan walldng up to the door and 'they were otfed just that," Nelsonsald,snapplnghls~rs. Off-duty poUce Officer Juan Ecbavama who lives near the mre restaurartt. ~asdrlvtngbyandtrled to help three Injured youngsters he sawootslde. "I got oot of my truck and started togo toward them, and one kid the one sitting down. he says, 'P~ase (Continued on page 10) ~,. \ � 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. 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