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Ride 'As Many.Times As )'ou .W~t ·~r Paying Gate Admission RIDE SCHEDULE . Tues.,.Wed.; .Thun., Fri.- 1:()().4:30 IIIII 6:00-11:00 s.turdey 12:00~&:00 lild 8:CJ0.11:00 Holclen of M••obelllloip 4-H TICbla, 'etc. c:en fidjj by paying Sl.ll at Bide Oftke eaeb · Pomeroy, Ohio 211 West 2nd SL ., We've grqwn. bec8u8e we ·helpe«l · ·.,. · .. · ~then to gr()W .. 992-2136 . Me~rFDlC Member. Federal Reserve .' •.Y. "FUN ~OR . THE WHOLE ·FAMIL~ 1 . Midway Presented 'By ~ BATES BROTHERS . ' oua,long,Joudlhout. . ·· . Evenwllensbe~nomorelhan. "My name Is Geraldine Femll'O," . ' "they're keeping Ita secret." United StaUs' Covert but well- willing to. He said the next president known liMliWment In attmlpts to "Americans want the truth abrut Ferraro," Kennedy said, "Walter . wbetherbeora.e.g"'-w!llhaveto · ~ lbeleftlstgovemrilentof the future - ndt after the e)ectlon, MondalebasaireiMtvdonelllOI'efor ratse taxes; an W!Usual concessiOn. N~ HI! proposed to meet butnow,"Mondalesald · . ·this countn' In one short day than Most polltlclalls &bun such talk. Ronald Reagan basdoneln fllurb!g ''Taxes willgoup,lllldanyonewho years." ll&Y5 they Wlll't Is oot tellblg the would Uketolll!l!thestatesratlfy the tors In various protests aroond the Then MoadaJe:eame out ftihUng. 1ruth to the American .people,'' Equal RIIJitS Amendment by the clly' 1be demoostrators were He ~ President Reagan of Mondale said. The dlfren!nces end~ 1111 first tenn. . rnarcblllg In CJilposltloa to frTIIJTI!IIts ' keepliig his proposals for solving between hlmlelf 'and Rea&an, he 'nNs started the fall's campaign. earllel' 'lbursday during protests Amellca'a problems secret, juSt as said, are that be Is wllllngtoadmltio Ri!ap11 lllld George Busb .will be against 8I!Yel'li large corpol'atklns. Demooats 1l9ed to claim Richard · the tax lncreue now and be WGUid reonlnated next month 1n l>auas. Most ~ the arrests were for Nlxoo did with his "secret plan to raise taxes "fair!)<" He did DOt say · Bulb alreiMtY bas agreed In priDcl- unlawful assembly. endthewar" In VIetnam. by how much. pte toc:lebab!sagalnstMs. Ferraro, ·Today, theDemocraUcteamgoes "If tbls lldmbtlstratk>n has a plan He promised, lt elected, to end and Mondale challenged Reag1111 to Its separate W$Y!i, after jointly for a better future," said Mondale, . within 100 days pf taktng otflce the debate blm. Reagan bas said he Is attmdlng a meeting of the party's Nat1onal Conuruttee. ;::d~~:.:·::~': bi~~n:=== .Miller likes to 'tinker' around . D.~ WJNTERsvn 1 E. omo 43952 Phone 264-3057 • ' - ~- ....... to be 811 uphill ba~: .. 'lbe acceptance speeches ·tw Mondale and Ms. Ferraro, a . . thlrd-tenn coogresswoman tnm NewYorkCity,gBII!I'IIJydrewhlgll marieS trom Obloalis lt not the superlatives ~ted earlier this week by the eloqu!!Dt orations of New York Gov. Marlo ewmo, the ~J!."!-~· and the ReV. GUWIUI~ , Sen. Netil F. Zimmers Jr., III!Wif-nornlnltl!ll pfetldential CU· Daybl, said the .acceptance dldate, WaK~er F. -~aDd bls . speecbes were "DOt as ell!ctrfc" oot IWI"iil'lllll • Feri'aro, that- .._ ......... to.pn!EIIt seemed n!8l 'UJe qeada tor die_campaign. ' Gov. ·Ricbard O!ielle lllld other Secretacy ofStateS!IerrqdBrown di!II!Ptllit 'lellcl!!rs aaJd !hey .· said bolh st: eecl::es were ""'lJ!errt, i1enceda~'W\Y.hllb1Cweek~ lllld that he ·thought ~ ·Ferraro mt only re-united. the traditional speech was Important because It grass-mots elementa ~ the party symbolized the an1vaJ OfWQIYll!llln but a1ao IJI'!Jduced the 11rst woman ·the wtrld of administrators 8lld · vice, prealdentlal candidate In !he. excecuitves. "It lll!ilt a IIIEII88IIe to · h,......,,~eltbermaj· ot...,....,, the COipcirate bOard rooms," be 'C)?' II! llld the ~Platform, said. · · ~ted Tllunday rilgbt In MooOnly Sen. John Glenn, whose daJe'sl!l'leCII aooep11ng the nomina· disappolntnlent over his ~~~~SUCCeSSlion, provides the tools tor victory. tul blclforthe presldeucy stmshows, 1begoyamrsald he dlilnot think seemEd luki!wamlln his pral.ae'. that Mmdale could wtn If the "Both speeches were excellent," election Wen! held today. he said, but he adcledthatMondale's "Buttheel!!ctlon!snottoday,"be speech "showed the direction we saldandtllatDemocratsJnObloand should be lllllna as be It, Ms. · eliewiM!rewlllbammerawayatthe Femll'O's speech, he said, ''Was prQblems wltb the economy, the more abrut the pre!Jenl. We'll learn ftlture of the ~. the peace · a lot more about bel' as the lillie "and the slanlmingotcloors tp campaign gets started 1!1-eamest." people's faces" durlng the coining State Dauocaatlc Chairman ITIIII!ths. . James · M. Ruvolo, said both speecbe$ were outstanding because By NOYBilber, Democrats will IIleY spelled out the clltfereilces . cany Ohio ''by a whisker,'' Celeste betweel Democrats and Republl· l)ledlcted, although adding, ''Eve- cans - "the past Vl!l'BIIII the future. ryone acknowledges that It's going We are the pany of the future." sees Scholarship named .for ~n. Hartinger AMUSEMENT CO. · R. daylllabtwaaappi-cr.redbyunanlm· ; •. ... ' By R6.111£BTE. MDI ER ~alongSanFrancllcoBay,but ...,... euphoria ' IM!I' tl)e partts ANYONE CAN BUY AT MGM FARM CITY, INC. .. Far.fllers Bank • p~klBstlal partner, . l'QUSing Introduction tor Mondale. MI. Fen'anl'umnlnationThurB- ' "By bl.s d1olce of Geraldine Walter l'dondale Is l1!iln1Dg for pftwldent on pmnlaea to "stop the the UM delegates shouted tbem· lllepl Wllf In Nicaragua," meet the . selves hoarae. · Savletaonpeayear,slashthedi!Jiclt Ilernocfats gave Mondale the "-111111 ra11e taxes. llannoll)' hen mled If he Is to have a A«eptlngblaparty'sillmlnatlon, ctiance 8galnst PreAient Reagan. Mol1daJe laUDChed his upiiUl battle Sen. EcJward M. Kennedy, whofour tor amce from the rostrum of a years ago failed . to wrest the .J)emocratlc National Convention IrinlnatlontromJimrnyCarterand that finally achieved unity - over then iM!Idecl the oomlnee's em· bla choice of a woman as vice brace on the podium, dellvered a the Democratic Na.tlonaJ Convenlion today, saying they beUeve that 'Daamtta can retire President . Ronald Rea&an II! November. , It may . ~ve been the ttne ' ' _cautanlla wlne,qrtherool, breezy, 'We.Ji'bwaee- DeUver- Serriee" PHONE 992-2115 bylllaparty'.saboutedac:ctama~. deleptesbeganbNdlnahoriletrom ENJOY YOUR ·FAIR Try ·Ou New IJquid · Am•"'-dp._wrtter ' SAN li'RANCISCO (AP) -Oblo's SWINE N~" SAN FRANClSCO (AP)- WIIIJ · Gen!ldiJie Ferraro his ticket mate · RABB1T DOG _. Yo~r ' ' BROILER DAIRY MULBERRY AVE. 25 Cenh · A Mult~MI Inc. New1papar :· Dem victory ~een .by .O hio delegates Home Deli11ery of Ful OU .-d t;aeo'.. r , -· a· Pret~enllltivea_ B)' MID i'EIN8DJmB rt ul"edPr.Wliler . Try Our Super Sea dee Slalioa LIVESTOCK and WATER SOFI'ENER SALTS · UHaroek MHiftrtiuna and . ' 2 5octiOM, 12,... '· MoDdale promises. deficit· cut, tax mcrease ·suGAR ,RUN . . . • • · Pomoroy-Mi~leport, Ohio, Friday, July 20, _1984 , .. . . • ~enttne ••• e .Vel............ .. , Pony League .tourney •••Page 4 . - PIIp~ - - - ·········;;·······..... 1-4 PAGE TBIBTY·TWO · . . 'Dill_....,............. NEWhM ' cane' WalitbelluctSpotqjFalap....,••wl 11 IDlswllleflMMylii....,....Jortbeamw•Mella CGun&J F*. 'Ole l•il.llnclllllie m..Jar mpov_ement JmdetMII~totbel'allpwuds.TbeiiUuctul'ew• · lNit ...aertilellledldll afflllrbalrd memli!IUided IIJt-llaadn'Amemben. 'Die-na-JIOI!I&bales __ IID&for tbe _projed by Beli-Tlm<'Aill- .. · ·S tudy ~how~ smaller cities paying higher utility bills ' . ~ - ' .• �Commenta,.y · Ill Court St reet Pomeroy, Ohio . DEVOI'ED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON ARE.\ .. .11~ - l!§m~ ~ .............. n:"""c::~'­ 'Q:Iv ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH . Assbttant Publisher/ Controller G,e neral M .a nager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, lnlud Dally Press A,..ocla· lion &lid the .o\.medean Newspaper Publisher Association. LETI'ERS OF OPINION Are welcomed. Tbey sb08NI be leu U&aa- words 10111. AllleCiers are subject to ediUn1 aad muM be s~ed wll• ume, addre11.1 ud • telephoal' number. Nu ua.!lllned letters wUI be pubiiUed. Le.ttei'l sltotdd be In 1 .rood lull', addresslns:lssues, not peN&onalltles. Going beyond disclosure· You'd probably ratber not at this late date, but let's briefly recon· slder lbe .Ametlcan presence in ;5:s;:-: _ Civil war ·isn't over _ The Daily Sentinel ~ , own. As late as Jan. 11 or this year, . Deputy Secretary of State Ktinnetb .w. Dam was spelllngtbemoutonce Lebanon. For a change, t~ news out of again for a dubious Senate Foreign Beirut Is encouraging- at least ;tS Relations Committee. It was essen• . of .thls wrtt!Qg. The reorganized tial to perse~~re In order to: · Le~ army Is moving back into - Maintafu u.s. Influence in "an the city, reclaiming It from the arena for competition between the factional .rnllitias .. United States and tbe Soviet 'The long civil war isn't.over. But Uition." siX . mOI)ths after · the Marines - ·Draw lbe Hne for SOviet· .packed up and pulled out, the advised Syrian troopS. begtnnJnt of the end may be at - Assure the security of Israel's hand.' . noitbern border. 'There may be s6me lessons In - Uphold u.s. credibility. "Evthls for us. ery regional state, frtend and foe 'I'hi!Amettcan presence, we were aJlke," Dam wa.I'IIed; "Is watching told repeatedly from lbe time the our actions for _pt'OQI ol America's Marines went in In September 1!112, strengtb and Its ability to promote was necessitated by "vital inter- peace.'" This only ·weeks before lbe ests" - Lebanon's, Israel's, the president · abruptly reversed lleld free world's butesll!'dally our very and announced he was pulllng the battered Marines out In tbe six months since, the Soviet fiag hasn't been raised on the Col'niche. The Syriai\S are where p..y always were - occupying the northern and westerll tblrd of Lebanon. Israel's border Is secured · -by lbe Israelis. At a considerable cost, 'to be sure, but then this "solutlon"_ll> the Lebanon problem was their doing to start wltb . . As for U.S. credlblllty, it can't have suffered any lasting damage. otbetwise, how coUld Ronald Rea· gan oow be telling_us that in no tlme In recent memory has ·America stood so tall In lbe world or been such a forc'e for peace? UnlesS, of course, he Is counting on millions of exceedingly short memories. · OK, now for tbe lesson part. . : '!bose who were teased or seduced into taking first-year rates at 9 ·percent, for ~pie, might find then!Selves broadjwt:Iptng 5 percentage points after just a year, which work~; out,to 11 potentlally devastating $137.50 a month. . Such teasers, says Fellx Beck, thls year's president of the Mortgage Sankers Association, are no good for anyone, an oplnlon not likely to be c;ontested by either borrower or lender. Bad loans give both a bad tlme. • Teasers aside, adjustable rate mortgages still give a bad tlme to many borrowers and a bad name to many lenders, and Beck therefore is urging his 2,lXll institutional members thls year to go "beyond disclosure." , Beyond disclosure means putting all the .Information, the good and the bad, on the table. It means telllng borrowers about such things as negative amortization. It means helping lbem equate lOan to income. It means educating borrowers. . . · And more. Typically, a lender gives about 45 days notification tbat .a ix>rrower's rate wlli be going up. Beck wants to see It extended, the purpose being to allow borrowers to adjust imd prepare for lbe higher payments. 'This, many people will argue, is only fair because,ln marked depart\ire from five decades of practice, there has been a shift in risk frtm lbe lender io borrower. More like a sharing of risk, to be sure, butashl!tneverthelesli. : In the "old" days, twoyearsorsoago, mostloansweremadeon lbebasls of fixed interest rates. Thus if interest rates soared, the buyer was protected though tbe lender might be tbreatened witb bankruptcy. . • As recently as the first quiu'ter of 1!112, for example, the percentage of fixed to adjustable rate mortgages was 3-to-1. But by May of tbls year, 62 percent of all mortgage loans made were at adjustable rates. . Critics, including many In Congress, say development of the adjustable rate mortgage has trarisfeJTed more risk to the amati!'IT buyer and )e$Sened tbat of lbe professional lender. • But lbe adjustable rate loan has donP many things "for" -as OAJ05ed to ''to" - both buyers imd lenders. Most impottantly, it has enabled many buyers to get Into houses they woukln 't have liad a c~ce of buying just a - feW years ago, imd it has kept the lmdlng industry alive and ready to make loans. : Beck, who heads . Margaretten & Co., mortgage division of Berg ;Enterprises of Iselin, N.J., feels tbat the worst thing for either lender or 'borrower Is for the latter to wake up too late to the details of his loan and then blame the lender. · He says tbat It the mortgage Industry's integrity iS to be retained, It behooves lenders to spell.out lbe conditions for borrowers, make sure tbey understand, and educate lbem It they do not. Berry's World As a global supea pOWer, lbe Unlted .States haS l;teresta almolt everywhere. Not all, however, are truly ''vital" - .acrordln&' to WebSter, essential to life. Not even In arenas of competition with lbe Soviets. we do ourselves.no !avon wbep we allow rhetoric to replace reality, justifying our Involvement on IUCh a basis. We .umtt our opt!ons, IOQ often prolonging ,Involvement at ever increasing cost for 1'1!810118 that may have less to do with lbe nation's interests than wltb the llt!lt Interest of its leaders. Lyndon Johnson, remember; was not going to be the first president to Jole a war. Further, where We do have Interests,·as we most deftnltety still do in Lebanon, tbey aren't nece&· sarily best served by a siJ;iw ·of American Ioree. On the contrary, that aPPJ'OIIch can be counterproducUve In Lebanon, the Marine presence exacer· bated factional strife, delaylDg any accommodation among -tile rae: lions themselves. Which II what Is really in the Ameilcan Interest. Lastly, let It be·remembered who ordered and .for· so loll& sought to justify· the si\QW of torre. Rollald Reagan, against lbe advice~ all his mUltary clllets, many oillbe Wblte House staff aD!I mQI!t Qf the congressional leadership or ho1h parties. ,, ' Reagan ha$ bee~ known to quote with approval Gen. Douglas Ma· cArthur's dictum on the Korean conflict: "1bere Is no substitute tor victory." In lbe case of' Lebanon, where tbere was never any possibility ol winning his W!IY, he apparently has found one, however. A can't·lose situation· he'd · II)UCh prefer we remembered, It's called Grenada. ' BJ .JIMOONAGIJY A-.cllteti ....... Wrbr Torn Seaver, who won tbree Cy Young Awards In the National League wltb the Meta, says his !lrst time aiuund lbe American League In 1984 was a "leamlng proceSs." Now the AL batters are starting to leai'n about Seaver. ' w• . , . . at tbe totalitarian end, cultural revolutions; always imd every. where, Plans. They marched across lbe ~ailes and the ~mls· pberes: mountebanks, charisma!· ICS, exaltes, secutar salalL mass llllll'deren, united by their belle! that politics was the cure for human often It pays to step back from the bewlklerlng onrush of dally events imd try to organize one's expe. rlence of lbe world Into some sort or • paltern. It's a big world, so the jobls Excelleac:ie In Uterature.) Every not an easy .. one, and we must paragrapllis peweted with highly therefore be grateful when some- relev!llltstatlltks, yet we never feel one attempts successfully to do It encumnbered by them. On lbe Ills·." lor us. coalrary, Johnson sW'pr!ses us on But or late there has been a ... That Is what Paul Johnson, has every pqe, even conqmtng sub- chan&e. "Was It poulble to hope done in his "Modern Times: The jects about Widell we thought we tbat 111e ·aae of politics.' Uke 111e .• ~ Wt!!:Jc! .from the ·Twenties to lbe !mew 'I!YeiYihlng wath knowing. Eighties," which Is very deftnltely He Is also enpgtngly op!Jdon. this year's "in" book amoJIIl ated: "'lbe modem world," be thoughtful observers of the world declares t:OU!Ideully, "began on 29 scene. No book of Its fiavor, I May 1919"- imd then tells WI, qUite venture to say, could have been persuasively' why. published at all :.JJ years ago, so · He 1181 even stubbornly managed . vigorously does It clash wltb lbe to SIIJIIIIII)e, past lbe !ll!lltinels of lbe liberal pieties that have cbaracter- I'I!Yised wm'ld view, a few of his pet lzed Western thOught In our century prejudlce8: Against Chiang Kalto date. shek, Joe McCarthy and SOUtb Certainly it could not have been Africa. written by Johnson, an EIIJIIsbmali But Jo1mron abo lmows what has who spent the years :J9115.'10 mille tormenlel! manldnd In our time, staff of the left·llberal New States- imd It wasn't Joe McCarthy: It was man, the last siX or tbem 81 Its lbe "pnpter.Jtatesmen" . wiDe .; Today·ls Friday, July :.JJ, lbe202nddayof1984. Thereare164 days le!tln editor. But Jolulson 1181 one otusecular .......... rubed to ftlllbe lheyear. mlnds tbat never stop iNndJia, and vacuwn created by 111e coUapee ot ·:. loday's highlight in history: he has COIIII! to ..... due religious belief. Our era w&r - • : On July :.JJ, 19111, Apollo Eleven astronauts Nell Annstrong and Edwin selfsame liberal pled8 81 one of llle lllpped by tbe notion tbat "aoclal Aldrin became lbe first men to ~ foot on the moon. major reasons wiJY the20111C!elltWy ml're a IIC'' was lbe IOiutlon In On this date: has been, In h11111811 tli!nn8, IUdl a manldnd'• pau~Ems: In liB name, : In 1810, Cokmbla declared Its b~ frml Spain. . tragedy. Fortuna~ be beJiew1s state actloD In llle 20111 century to :. In l861, theCongress~theConfederateStates began holding sessions 1n that lbe9e disastrous .,.,.~ . . IIIII,)' date 1181 .... ''INI•=PJit lir the ·Richmond, Va. . , , be on tbe run at lui, alalllf with vto1a1t or UDDaturll deatl!a ~ 0111!1' •. In lB81, Sioux ~ leader Sitting Bull, fugitive since lbe Battle of most ol.lbe related ldeu tbat bave ·100 mlllloD people, mote ~.. .tJtue Bighorn, SWTell<lered to federal ~. ruled, imd my ll8arly ruined, thaD II bad hltlleJ1o IUill.'eeded bi -: In 1917, lbe lottely dtatt In World War I began operating. mankind In our time. destroyiiJe clurlnt the Whole ~ . ; In l9C2, the !lrst detachment ot tbe Wcmen's_Aney Auxlllary Coqis _ . This Is a polltlco«ouommc ltUdy, lliiJMn hllfory up ., 1liOO. litter krowD as WACS - began basic training at Fort Des Moines, Iowa. don't eliJll!cl lbe penqltlve and "AI the demoe&atlc ead ~ the ; In 19tt, an attempt on the life ol Adolf Hitler tailed. affl!ctiallate cultural aaaJyla tbat spectrum" J4.t• ....... an, '"tbe : · Tell yean ago; TurldsiJ llrces ~Cyprus in an attempt to topple tile . made lbe Durllltl' ''Siary r1 political .-Jot all& at New DNia, jlroGreek giM!I'Dlnellt that bad oosled Arcbblshop Makarlos as president. QvUlzatlon" ·IIJC!:l a pleuure to Gaaf Saclella and Welfare State., .. 1 ,; . 2 -·- . . . . !Knipper HI. \IU ,.,. """'" W L Pd. GB · &12! .& 55 :17. !B8 8 ltoollll e Bol""""" New Yock Mllw•- 52 (I 13 46 "' 41 53 ll !i! WElT DIVIIiiON 19 .. Cal110rnl8 ,m <II .468 6\! .H6 7Y, "' ..,.,...,..,.,G...,. products. wltb appaoxlmately 15 San Diego 81 Plttltmgti. 2 f'!llllUipNa a1 Atlanta 14 AngeR at St. Louis New York 1;1 CI.Dc!MIU San FnmclScO at Cbk!aao MJntreal' l!ll Hllllten, CD) 23~ 00 .. .. Kansa.s City TeXas .129 !i! 41 . :>1 Oakland -·- .416 23 .015 Si.>attle PNladtlpblll at ~Uinta Sari Fr'IIK'tlco II CriJcalo U. AngriR at St Louis San Dk>(co a t.Pittlbiargh. (nl ~York at Ctndnnatt, !nl Montreal at HoustCII. (n ) .553 12 .e 17lS .173 19~ ... ".. ""MJn.-. of lbe · company's m- 2 ..... 2\! .m Transactions 10 MSI!JIUL ~~.111M! · ChlclgO 3, CIPwland 0 Detroit 9, Texas 2 MlJw3o(a z. New York 1 KarAs CitY 6. Baltlml:trt' 3 Dakland 4., MOWa~ 1 Ttronto 8. SN.Itle 1 /} ONf!lamet ~ percent~~adsvotedto~ recruitment." Only recruiting ad· vertiSlng Is allowable. - A- contract ofllcer allowed a company tochargetbe Penlapfor S2iO.lXll worth of model airplanes and ptber giveaway tterns Uled as CHICAGO WHITE SOX- Purchased tlx> , OOTJiracts (I( Jmy Don GlMtm. pitCher, and Junk> ~ caleher, frml OeavE'r 11 tbe Amn1arl ~kJn. ~bned AI JooK, pUeblo!', lnd .b!l 9dn.IIB'. catc.Vr. to Dmyer. PIKed 8111 BWTIII. plltber. on the J5.day dl.labled ust. Frldlr'• o. . Chlcaao (Dot!ICII U-5\ at Cleo;fiand Tela~ (Tan~~~a 9-81 at 'DI!!rolt fftml!ml (Schrom 2-<11 at Nf'W . York IRaln'ultn 3-JL In \ Bailon• !Nipptor 3-31 at Calltlr'JU tfto. ~lck 9-91 . (nJ Baltim;n ID.MarUDt"Z 3-SJ at Kansas ary tl.Jebrandl 4-4J, 1n1 ~ because It kept a list or the recipients. . . Footnote: REp. Jack Brooks; 0-Texas. chalnnan or the House Goveminent Opentlons Cmunlt· tee, has scheduled hearings next week on tbe Improper use or tax dollars for corporate puffery. Smlt~ - - 1111 ""' llsl~toJulyW. tie 9-9), (nt ATlANTA Is, (.«lift'. ....... 'age of religion' before It, was drawing to a close?" Jolmson thinks It Is possible. H so, it wW be In no small part because courageous men like hlni have dared at last to speak lbetruth as tbey now see it. "Modern nmes" Is a brtlllant history of a catasiJ'o. phlc era, and a major slgnpotit on lbe road to a brighter future for mankind. -·(n l C t Chic... Ptltladelphla IIO>nl..al St. Louis Pltubw'ob Son rn.,.. !l'l .. .016 ~ ~ • • •~ l ¥i 71h 311 .m I u~ [)avid lrNls. 11gb! fiKI. IO•a muii·)'HI' coni:IW:t . .!m 7 .!01 7~ .ftc 10 · E V E L A N D DETROrr .!112 - ttl GREEN PACKDUi-~ BAY Chet Wlnten. nuri"'( bllck, Dan F{'l'a· day, q"""'ff'beck . Donald Ray IUchardson nil. 0,.. Good· wtn, wSdP ~. ~ Molfty, (UI'lel'bick. and Tlm MUIMII. Tt1m VIM'fte, and Jim Vla'ne. defena!Yeo llrlernm . Plkt'd LtOHI Kad'ls, pard, on lbe ac- ~~ '"" Oa,.,... .............. -"" 18\! ""'* tM-p18rilkdy to perform lbt . HOU!;TON OD.ER~RHched ...,.'troct alll'ft'l'lfllfs wtlh ~ Stucldanl. C\'ftlel', and f'1orlan Ke'npl. kk:ktr. ._,a_ KANSioS cnY OIJD"S--o! Too\Y IIJetY, and Manln Ht'rdman, run- San FI"'RC.UCC (Rotinl!ll 4-111 at Chi· ceao (EckmtrY »1 San 0teot> \~ 1< ..! Ho""""' ~aw, ___ _ c.-. ""A """" DOLPIII-...,. Jo> MIAMI ~ 0..1 -'*' M.'I!Mr OrlandO 'McOardfl, wtdf I'ICf'IYft'. MirWI Chatman. ~ em-. and D:aiQ HW, • 4-3) at Pltlltl.qb !Rhoden 1-1 and 'l'uiD 5-7), 2, (t·nl l'\lrUW ,..,... tw York (Goodell &61 II ClndNIID . ('mitis HI!. tn l f'hUadl'tPiil tH\dlan Ml at Atlalllll . (Birtlfr &-'JJ . (ft) ........ IOd l<o<l ~. llfllll ""'· • ' '' 1 BACK-TO-SCHOOL . North GaDla's Matt Kemper, tackle, wiD beamernberoftbeSoulh AD.star!ltmdght. Gladman led AkrOn Garfield Into the Division I state title game against Cincinnati Princeton. Tupa, one of 12 Ohio State recruits playing in tJie contest, quarterbacked Brecksvllie to tbe Division n state championship last fall. Joe Vadlnl, rettrlng as Brecks· ville's coach, will have tbree of his playerS on the North squad. Besides Tupa, Brecksv!lle players are nose gwml <llrls Wlnowlch and center· Unebacker Chris Curtis. Curtis was a replacement for Toledo MaC9mber's all-state end Damon Hueston. Curtis wastheonly roster change for the North team. r;:===:::::::::::==::;/ :::c~~=~= NOW STOCKING linebacker-tailback Michael McCray on the South team. Torn Koctca of Cincinnati Colerain, lbe Soutb's head coach, can callonsuchtalentasPrlncetootlght end Alex Higdon, lbe Class AAA Ohio Lineman of tbe Year last season; Jeff iJhlenbake ot Newark Catholic, lbe ClaSs A Ohio Lineman of the Year; imd Urbana runningback Greg Rogan. 1be ganie wW · serve as a showcase for Ohio State's recruiting performance. Of lbe 66 players, 12 are headed for lbe Buckeyes, led by Massillon linebacker <llrls Spiel· man, Middletown split end Chris Carter, Rogan, Uhlenhake and . Tupa. 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In tbe last tournament game for Syracuse, Mark"raylor had tbe big hit or lbe game, a grand slam home run. He also bad a single. ToDight semi-final play begins witb lbe GalllpoUs Padres playing Hannan Trace at 6 p.m. imd the Pooleroy Gtants taking on Syracuse at 7:15. --...__ · NEW· TRACTORS NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED FOR . r;:========::::::;. Kevin Taylor had the lone Tiger hit, Jewell Jackson, whose running led Columbus Ready to lbe Division V state playoff crown In 1983, aiid Marysville linebacker-tailback <llrls Allen are replacements on lbe Soutb roster. . SUMMER _ ffoday in history 111 gainetonlght. The North won 11-10 last year In Paw Brown Tiger Stadium and leads 21-14.-3 In tbe series tb,at matches the state's outstanding seniors from lbe prevJous season. Ro- centl'l'. Clnf:IM,IU 9, New York 6 PM&adPiptU t. ~tlanta 1 u. ..._ 10. 91. L<odl 0 lblltm S, Mooti"MM t .· ... .. a BIUS--Si«ned Ohio High School All·Star footllall I DALLAS ('()WEK)YS-Arvnuw'f!d the retln.mmt d. RobPrt Nftflnllf'. fullback . DENVER BRONCDS-Sip:ni!d BUiy aryan. centcr, ro a aerit.'s r:1 ot'll'-~ cooti'IC't exrer.leri. Releaaod John Smith. WDT llM!IION t'NciiiO &. San F)'MdiCO • ............ ~ Son 0teot> I • stve end, lett camp. 46 .m «> "' «< M ..... .OJ 1~·~ !l'l FOOIII.UL thai Stan HlQIIIS, tWit t'ftd, Jom KCT· 9f!Y, \lnebaiCII:er, and Jim "NowiiSkeo, dffen- W L l"d.. GB 11 .584 - f1 u. 48 .. Houlton 45 ill tllk'tnnltl tl M Son """"""" 311 !7 ~·O..... 'At&.nb ww. IIIOWNS-/ojlllowad NA'I10N.U. ~E • EAST DIVIIION 52 Kevin MASSILLON, Ohio (AP) -The North, led byC~AAABackoftbe Year Cll!Irles Gladman imd Brecksville quarterback-ldckerTorn Tupa, will bid for its SfCOnd successive victory over the Soutb iH the 39th ' 'Speed)~'' Ne.l, rumm&: back, to a series c1. one-yttar mntracts. CINCINNATI BENGAIS-""""' L.am< Ktlftftn!w, nam1na back, on the unable to pl!l"'xm lilt and Jerry Bolyars!w, OOSI!' taclde, on tht mn-football ln).u:y U.t. Milwaukee at Ollkland ·Tcl'ooto at Seattle · New Ycrk a rour- N_P_._ bm 'IPxu at Detroit C1\lcflll0 al Clfveland MlnnNota at Nt'W Y<l'k BaltlrTUE" at ~~ CIIY Boston at Callornia ' &lle&IIEilt with ... 8 U F F A L0 Tcl'onto at seattle, 1n1 J M!-'#XIoo A'llANTA F~ Jetf Van Nolf. cmlft', Lynn cam. runnlnJ beck. and A.lft'M Jeftlcas, wick' recetver. 8os1on II 0\lllomla Mllwaukep at OakJand SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES: Richard Nixon has turned to an old friend for help and, as a· result, thoosands of rich Republicans wW be hearing a voice trom the past In lbe next few months. The voiCe will, be tllat or Maurice stans. ·torrnel' Cwunerce secretiuy and mnparell fund.1'1!1'1er tor Nixon'~ last two , presidential campaigns. By GEORGE STRODE AP Sports Writer PHOENIX 9JNS-Rfoac:hftd a t hm!-~ar contract ~~ with Jay Humphries. s.eu..,-.o.,... ~lrol1 , . HAWKS-Re~ year contract Baltlrmn> al Kanus City Chlcljj'O at Ck'vfland MinN'90ta at New Y<l'k Texa.c1 at D-doy - • &WIII'IIIoUL Mllwalllcee-' IPorfl'.'l" 6-4) at Oakland IYOWII2·ll, cnl Tcronm (Clancy HOI at See me ! Beat· lnfleld hit to out, second. After lofted Dave Engle popped Brunansky a sacrifice fly to center, allowing North..South All-Star football game tonight YORK MFI?-Piaced John Steii11S. catcher, m the dlu:l*dllst. Recallfd Jtorry Martin. outftelcler. from 11l1ewater « tilt JntematlOMI l.etriRUe. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Pl@t'Ed Orzle &.1 1, (n) . Tlpnt,,Baapn2 Detroit wonllsllxthgame In thetr last &eVen as Kirk GlbaonandLance second !nnlng by fielding Rick : Parrish sluged home rlljiS and C'.erone's bouncer, tagging third to · Ruppert.Joneswmtf.for-4. ' • force Don Mattingly, and throwing : '"lbe key to ~ is to apply to second P~~seman Teufel to.to.u ·. youi-aeu," Jones said after his Bobby Meacham. Teufel's strong i;leafect performance tbat paced a · throw to !lrst beat Cerone. 13-hit Detroit attack. Foll6wlng Jones' s!Xth·lnnlng sin· RoyaJII 6, Balilrnore 3 . gie, Gllllon slammed an 6-1 pitch Hal McRae singled and doubled, · frmi'Iexasrelli!verOdeUJoneslnto · lbe left.fleld llt!8ts tor his 14th home ·· driving in tworuns,androoldeMark. Gublcza scattered seven hits. run ~tile season togtvelbeTtgers a Wltb tbe score locked at 2-21n lbe ~ lead. 1be two RBI raised Gibson's total toM, a pei'Dial high bottom or lbe seventb, Greg Pryor, ; tor his ftve.year career. Panish 0n1x Concepcion and WUUe WUson belted a three-run hornet, hls19tb,ln stroked consecutlveslnglesotr~:, • · Flanagan, 9-8, to put the Royals on 1be elghtb after Lou Whitaker and top 3-2. Gublcza raised his record to Jonessingled. G-8 · Twlnll, Y•krNl whlle striking out eight and . Minnesota ~led tbe major's walking two. ,: . !lrst tl1ple play' this aeason and Tom · Wayne Gross hltllls 13th hornel"' for lbe Orioles In the nintb. Alhletlai4, Brewers 1 Brunansky's sacrifice fly snapped a 1·1 tie in lbe eighth Inning. Dave Klngn)an smashed his 27th· Kent Hrbek opened Minnesota's homerun to tie Hall of Farner Ralph\ elghthlnningoffNewYorkreUeface Kiner for 29th place on basebilll'~ DaveRlghettl,2-3, wltbadoubleand !ill·tlme Ustwith369. advanced to third on Tim Teufel's SYRACUSE - Two landslide and Blackbum Appliance comvictories hlghlJghted play In lbe pleted a game tbat was suspended annual BW Hubbard Memoiial an Monday, <Ne to a power outage. Little Le~ Tournament held The Tigers were leading 6-2 in lbe bere Thursday evening at Syracuse botum or lbe slxtb frame when lbe Municipal Park as the Pomerey gamewassuspended-tbenheldon Giants and Syracuse Hubbard's forlbewln. Tiger pitcher Robbie Fields Groenllouse advanced with winS In ' tjuarterfillal play. suffered the loss despl~ another In game one, the Pomeroy Giants ' gondperlormance, fannlngflv~imd rolled to a 13-2 triwnph over lbe walking three. · Pomeroy Tigers as pitcher Scott For the winners, Dennis Boothe Barton hurled a one-hitter. Barton hit a hollte 1'W'· triple,and single; had 10 strikeouts and allowed two Randy Corsi had a single and triple; walks and l'tandy Hawley, Scott Barton, Earller in tbeeventng, the Tigers ·and Wesley Young each singled N_..._ NEW J9mJtll U J, tn l promotional devices. the contractor argued tbat this was legltlmate Modern times______--:--__W_i_llia_m_A_._R_us;__he_r read. But Jolmson deals with an enormous swatb of recent history, imd fortunately he Is a splendid writer. (He Is, among other thlnp, a wilmer or lbe Krug Award for 5 EAST....._,. 'Image e,nhancers'----~-~-'--Ja_ck-'-A-'-ml-,-.e_rso_n descriptions • Hrbek to score. Third baseman Gary Gaettl, who has figured lnMtnnesota'slast tbree triple plays, started this one in the Greenhouse post easy wins Lol Anlt'lf'l IVa&mzuela 8-10} at Sr. · lAIIt (~ 1- 1 ~, IDI Monunl cRogtn 3-9) at HOU5too o\MDIIC\NLEAOOE Seaver, ~.combined wltb Jerry Don Gleaton Thursday night ·to defeat the Cleveland Indians 3-0. "It's a learning process lbe !lrst time around the league," Seaver said after shutting lbe Indians out for eight Innings. "You might have a general Idea how to approach a hitter, bUt you still have to find your own way to get guysoul" Cleveland rookie Steve Farr, who struck out nbie,left after giving up a leadoff single to Carlton Fisk tn lbe ninth. One out later. rellever Mike Jeffcoat walkl!d Greg Luztnskl and threw a wild pitch li)- move the rwmers to sectllllil and tblrd. Greg Walker l'ollaor.9l wttb a sacr111ce fly to left before Ron Kittle slugged his 22nd hcnle .run off 'rellever Don Schulze. . In otbel' AL games, Minnesota edged New Yortc2-1, Detroit stopped Texas 9-2, Kalilas City beat Bait!· more~ Oakland downedMllwau· kEe 4-1-and Toronto defeated Seattle 8-1. Pom~roy _ Giants, Hubbru;~'s Scoreboard.~. ' WASHINGI'ON- Defense con- problmi after 1be pubUc-lnterest - The Armed Services I;loard of tractors charge ofl !flllllons or WBtclldogs at Cmlmon Cause Contract Appeals -tile final arbiter dollars a year in publlc·relattons ralsed a stink. My associate Donald of permissible expenses claimed by exPenditures to tbe American Goldgerg has bad an advance look at contractors - has approved lbe · taxpayers_despite regulations Iii· lberesultsoflbelnvestlgatlon. They cona>pt or "corporate clti1Jenshlp" tended to prohibit the practice. clemmstrate lbe contractors' ~ to justify Pentagon payment of Pmtagoo bureaucrats, tar from gance - imd lbe Pentagon's contractors' membership fees In cracking down on this puffery, are willingness to condone it. civic groups as a gesture of civic letting their contract<r buddies get Here are some of tbe most responsibility. As lbe Pentagon away witb it with barely a qUibble. dfsgrace!ul exaMples: analysts noted In Boeing's case: In 'Pmtagoo parlance, the p .R. - 1be Sperry Coil>- charged the "Tbe board used . this 'corporate ca;ts are known as "lma~ en- Pentagon for symposia tbat were cttlzmship' concept to justify mem· bancers.•• In any language, taxpay· attended by editors of pubUcations bershlp in such organlz;ltlons as tbe ers shoold be outraged tbat their in this country imd abroad. The Municipal League or Seattle and money Is being spent to beef up the seSsions "cruld reasonably be Klilg ,County, the World Affairs corporate Image ol scme of lbe expected to result In favorable Council of Seattle, and the EHectlve' nation's wealthiest companies. ~lty" for Speny, an Internal atttens Organizations, aiiiii'nl!' It's noi tbat tbe defense contrac· Pentagon analysis pointed out. But others.'' tors would suffer much If tbey It added: "Nevertheless ... lbe costs -Auditors' questions about costs coukln't get the Pentagon to pay for are routinely brushed off by for lbe9e symposia COOid be their P.R. efforts. I! they had to foot conslden!d allowable under tbe Pentagon contract ofllcers aD!IIbe the bUI themselves, they'd write it amblguws regulations." appeals boanl. For example, or off their taxable Income as a cost of - The Boeing Colp. was allowed · more than $!'al,OOl in ca;ts on one doing business. With lbe maximum to chilrge lbe government for contract questioned by the auditors, corporate tax rate at 46pereent, tbls expenses l lncuJTed bi a "civic lbe contract otrlcer allowed mae means lbe Treasury wOuld still be tmdertaklng''- the company's 50th tban mJ,roJ. ''These costs were for paying awghly half lbe P.R. costs. anniversary banquet. Among lbe advertlsep'lents In magazines such But the contractors would rather 'Wis the Pentagon paid were tbale as Newsweek and Time, imd for have lbe Pentagon pay It all. for an alrllnechart8' forscme ot.lbe corporate advertiSing deparlment Federal investigators have been guests, and printing and postage for costs." investigators reported. "The making a belated study of the Invitations to tbe aUalr. lull-page ads contained extensive pmiiPI , Dea'aM. 'nler ...llt<Jp Dour Baker Is lbowil maldllg the relay Ill tint. (AP I.Nerpboto). 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John Candelaria salvaged a little more of the Pirates' wounded pride with a three-hitter and a two-run homer Thufsday as Pittsburgh downed the SanD~ Padres 5-1. With an average of over five runs per game in thenlnestncethebreak, the Pirates are threatening to put.lJD end to the "Slumber Company" jokes. They have also clubbed 10 homers In the nine games. · "When you're 14 out or whatever we are, you can't do It tn a day or a week. You have to do It a day at a time. You win today and try and come back and win tomorrow," Candelaria said. "We've got to catch (fifth place) St. Louis before catch New York." Although a three-homer·outburSt by the Pirates has become a rarity, the shot by Candelaria was ·an absolUte first. Can~larlahadnothit a home run In 56&career at-bats. "Dkl I know It was a homer? I had a good Idea," said Candelaria. "I've thrown so many to other hitters I recognized the sound. "But I don't expect to hit another one In the near future. It feels great, but I'll take the win. That's what they pay me for - not to hit home we THEJUMP-ChlcaaoCubs'secondb&semanRyneSandbergJW111J8 out of the way alter lagging out Scott 'lbomp!lllll of the San Franclsoo Giants during second Inning In Chicago 'lbursday. The Cubs moved within a half·game of first place In the NL East with a &.4 victory. (AP LaseJllbolo). .Europeans dominate British Open first day s lugged homers for Pittsburgh. But Candelaria's 400-fQOt blast drew the notices. Only three other major leagl!ers, all pltcbers, have had more c&reel' at-bats than Candelaria without hitting a homer: Don Sutton, Steve Rogers and Ron Reed. Etsewbere In the National League, Chicago toppeQ San Fran· cisco 64, Philadelphia crushed Atlanta 9-1, Cincinnati hopped New York 9-6, Los Angeles creamed St. Louts 1~ 'and Houston edged Montreal3-2. · Candelaria's home run almost overshadowed his overpowering pitching. He beat the Padres In 1 hour, 50 minutes. Only one other NL game this season has beet! that quick . Candelaria, 9-6, retired theflnall3 batters and rani$ pers()nal winning streak to four Cubs 6, Glaola4 Gary Matthews has been strug· gling, but he won't let Chicago Manager Jim Frey sit him down. games: "Every time I start thinking o! putting someone else In there for htm, he comes through with something big," saki Frey. Matthews' tte.breaklng, three- seVenth Inning powered the Cubs to thetreilhthwln tn!llnemeetlngswtththeGiantsand made a winner of reUevet Geol'ge run liomer In the I Australian, Ian Baker-Finch, fol· lowed by five players at69, Including three Europeans - Ballestero;, Nick Faldo of Britain and Ireland's EamonnDarcy. While Europe has nowhere near the depth of the United States, last year's Ryder Cup, played In Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., showed just how far the gap In class between the two continents has narrowed. The Europeans, who had never·. won on An)erlcan soli, came within just one point of breaking !hat drought. Only tom Watson's experience getting the better of Bernard Gallagher of West Germany In the final singles match was the difference. weekend fishm· g _report . I By 'l'he Associated Press Here Is the weekly Ohio fishing report as pi'QV!ded by the Ohio Division of WUdllfe: Central Ohio . for channel and flathead catfish, fres)lwater drum, white ~ss and sauger. Use llve bait. Scioto River - The section of the river tram ChUIIrothe through p 0 rtsrn th has bee rod c1 BigDarbyCreek-BigDarbyhas .ou . n · p u · ng been produclngsomenicecatchesof good c.a tches of flathead .and channel and flathead catfish. Good channel catfish, freshwater drum · fishing should continue to trnprove. and carp. USe minnows, soft craws ·Good live baits for cattlsh are soft and nlghtcrawlers In fast water craws, night crawlers and large below riffles. The channel cattlsh minnows. Big Darby also has good average two to three pounds. The flath d 0 smallmouthandrockbassfishlng. : average eaa lsl to15pounds. Buckeye Lake - The fishing tn Southwest Ohio Buckeye has been good all season. Great Miami River - The upper The best action for channel catfish stretch of this river Is a good · 1m 1 tl • mal andbullheadsatatnlghtlngravelor summert e oca on ,or s . sandilvlttomareas. ~.. trnouth bass fishing. Fishing with ; ,-- NoriltwestOhlo smallluresorllvebaltsonultrallght Rlley Creek_ Thts Small stream rods and reels . 1s one of the best ha5 good summertime fishing for methods . . . small!rtouth and rock bass. Ultra light lures or live baits such as hellgrarnltes and soft craws are suggeSted. · Findlay Reservoir No. 2 _ The fishing for channel cattlsh has been good In this large upground reser· voir. The best fishing Is at night. Some walleyes and smallmouth bass have been caught at Findlay by ' anglerscastingcrankbaltsatnlght along the rocky shorelines. Noriheast Ohio :P.ymatunlng Lake __This large iake has traditionally good fishing In the•heat of summer. Muskles are being taken by troUing big wobbling lures along weed lines. walleyes and smallmouth bass are hitting well on night crawlers fished along weed lines over shoals. , Clendening Lake - July and August Is the time for large flathead catfish at Clendening. Most of the flatheads are caught on trot lines or bank baited with bluegUis or nnes Rocky Fork Lake- Rocky Fork Is one of Ohio's top catfish -lakes. Channel catfish weighing up to 20 pounds are caught here throughout the summer. The best fishing 1s at night with live baits. Lake Erie The walleye fishing Is good throughout the lake. Larger wa!!eyes are being caught over shallow reefs In the western basin. Large walleyes are also being taken off shore of Lorain, VermUion and Cleveland In the central basin. The srnallmouth fishing should continue to Improve Into August. The best smallmouth llshlng Is over the reefs, shoals and dropilffs In the Bass Islands area. Saturday. July 21. In an 11 a.m. game at Meigs High School. Other Eastern hitters Included Durst wtth a single and double, Jeff Caldwell, a double, Jeff Johnson a triple, and Tony Chapman, Steve Horner and Ryan Beeler each a single. Chad Horton led Point Pleasant with a single and double while Marshall Wooten added a triple. Craig Hensley was the losing pitcher. Mason vs. Syracuse Mason gained a berth In the second round with If 15-2 win over Syracuse. Mason will play Harrt· sonvUie Saturday, July 21, at 9 a.m . at Meigs High School. Hitters for Mason were Starcher wtthaslngleandhomerun , Decker and Jewell had two singles each, Hawkins a triple, and Van Meter, Lloyd, and Zuspan each a single. Steve Cunningham led Syracuse with a triple while. John Riffle, Donnie Riffle, and David Deem eachslngledon·ce. MattDeckerwas the winning pitcher and Jamie Hensler the loser. Racine vs. Pomeroy Pomeroy erupted for 13 runs In Scioto'Downs resui.Js COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Cloudy Sky, Tres Grand Vltesse, Pulse and Happy Alche were the winners Thursday night In four divisions of the Ohio Sires Stakes for 2-year-old pacers at Scioto Downs. cioudy Skl{ had the fastest time of the night, clocking of 2: 00 2·5, and won by ,.t wo lengths a OUR BIG SUMMER ·sALE IS NOW IN '· flathead was caught at C)eJ\denlng. Southeast Ohio GaUipol1s Dam -The swift river water below this Ohio River dam at PROGRESS SAVE THROUGH. OUT THE . MONTH OF JULY ON FINE WEARING ·APPAREL FOR MEN AN.D WO"'EN Eureka Is ll 'good hot weather spot SlJIIlmer league baseball results Harrisonville defeated the East· ern Eagles recently by 1-0. Hendrix started on the mound lor Harrisonville and picked up the VictOry striking out 2, gtvlng up 5 · hits: while walking 8. Suffering the los( for Eastern was Eddie Collins giving up 3 hits on 4 strikeouts and 0 walks. Leading for Har'rlsonvtile In the hitting rolurnn was WWtams, Bar· reti, and Hendrix each with singles. Collecting hits for Eastern were SteVe Horner with 2 singles, Rmnle Mlll'SOII ~th a double, Brian Beeler and Jeff Johnson t*Jth ~th stnaleS: Ed Collins had a single, doub!e, and· home run In leading Eastern to a 13·7 win over Point Pleasan!. Eastern now enters second round play against powerful Alexander r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i chubmlnnows.The76~-poundstate recOrd Eutem w. Point Pleasant Ryan Durst fanned 14 batters a~d '. BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT the third Inning and went on to post a 1&-1 rout over Racine. Pomeroy wm go against the Bidwell-New Haven winner at 1 p.m. Saturday at Meigs High School. Leading Pomeroy at the plate was Rod Harrison with. thi-ee sing: es white other hitters Included winning pitcher Mark Corbitt with a single and triple, Todd Hysell a single and double, Greg Fields a double and triple, Terry ]fields a stngle and double, Rex Haggy a double, Donnie Fry a single and triple, and Jell McElroy a 'single and triple. Losing pitcher Shannon Riffle led Racine with a single and triple while D. McMillan doubled and K. Turley and Laudermllt each stngled once. Rutland ,..-------The Redllt,Mdll& Cincinnati broke a· 44 tie tn the sixth when. New York shortstop Rafael Santana had Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbls. Oh. ..... Julde Ohio . .lltl• f. hill J. llrCII htu ' Ito. tl2·2101 ~~ IIIJI·Work, ,,)!~~' .. 11: · ... 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Middleport Rutland's Michael Bartrum drllled . two triples and was the winning pitcher, fanning 14 batters, to lead his team to a 14·1 decision over Middleport. Rutland now goes against the Mason MerchantsGallipolis winner on Saturday at 3 p.m . on the·MelgsHighSchoolfleld. Other Rutlan(l hitters· Included James Noiman'with three singles, Paul Dalley a single and triple, John Sisson two singles, and ·Joey Snyder, To~ Shoemaker, Scott Haning, Pa'iif"Brickles, and John· s.on each singled once. Donnie Becker tripled. to lead tbe losers while Tim Cassell and Chris Becker each singled. Jeff Nelson was the · losing pitcher. First round action continues tonight when Bidwell plays New Haven at 5:30 p.m. with Mason Merchants· GalllpoUs to follow around 7:30p.m. Both games are at Middleport. • at third base. Gulden raced home and Ertc Davis followed with a two-run Frazler,W. double off ex-Red Bruce ·B erenyl, Matthews was hitless tn his last 12 at-bats w~, with two out, he 7-10. Marlo Soto surrendered six runs blasted his sixth homerdtheseason with some help from WrillleY Fteld. In 61·3lnrlinllll but raised his lifetime "I didn't hit the ball that well," record against the Mets to 8-1. His said Matthews, "butl got enough of two-run double In the second gave It and tile wind blQW!ng oot helped." Cincinnati a 3-2 lead and his lOth • victory against three defeats troke ; . Pbllllea f, Brave 1 Jerry Koosman hurled .a four. . the Reds' three-gll!'lle losing streak. .~ Dave Parker homered for the : ~ hitter and Tim Corcoran droVe 1n home team, his eighth. Darryl · : lour runs with · fo\11' hits as the Strawberry hit his 13th for the , Phlllles won their fourth tn a row. Juan Samuel lind Ivan DeJesus viSitors. . Dodlin 10, Cardinals 0 ; ·also had four hits lor the Phlllles, Ore! Hershlser pitched a two- ' who had 17 hits overall. " I've had g8lllf!6 before with big hitter for his third shutout In as leads and Just 'challengl!d hitters many starts and Gennan Rivera with my fastball," the 40-year-old drove In three runs with three hits. · Including four Innings of relief, left-bander said. "I've glveo up three, four, five runa before, but I Hershlser, s-3, extended hlsstrlngof was going to pitch my own game. I scoreless Innings to 31. He also set , just decided to mjx theln up." down the final 20 batters he faced ' KOOSiilangothlsblgleadw~the r-;__.,.-...,..._------:---'PhUites chased Craig McMurtry, · • 7-11, white scoring live flrst·lnnlng runs. Koosman, ·11-7, walked one Daily .Sentinel and 1struck Ol!t seve~tln winning his ' CUSPSI~-· thlri! straight start and sixth A PIYIIIon ol Mulllmedla, lac. decision In his last seven. , Published every afternoon, Monday Eastern, Mason, Pomeroy, . Rutland open Big Ben·d Pony • League tourney ·with WIDS MIDDLEPORT - Eastern, Mason, Pomeroy, and Rutland posted first round victories In the Big Bend Pony League Tournament here Wednesday and Thursday nights. '. . knpcked qut of his glove while ~BrndGwdenona~wn . 6 ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP)It's been five years since Spain's Seve Ballesteros won the British Open golf title. It was 10 years earlier that there was another European winner Tony Jacklin of Britain. But the leader board following Thursday's first round In this year's Open at St. Andrews spoke for Itself - there were four Europeans among the ftrst'nlne names. The leaders at 67 were Peter Jacobsen, Greg Nonnan aild BW Longmulr - an American, · an Australian and a European, respectively. One stroke behind was another '• *ZENITH *SYLVANIA *KELVINATOR *WARM MORING HEATERS *SUNRAY . ·-*LITTON *KITCHEN, AID *INTERSTAT .SATELLITES •. .• . WE HAVE A FUlL TIME SHOP TECHNICIAN ON DUTY IN THE SHOP RIDENOUR'S '. TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE ,. CHESTER. OH. 985-3307 ·" ... '· The Holzer Clinic Urgent Care Center is now open every ~aturday and S~nday 'from 1:00 P.M. to 9:00P.M. at the Main Clinic on Route 35 near Gallipolis. Physicians from the Departments of Family Practice and Pediatrics will be available for treatment of ..prgent illnesses and injuries...Enter the Clinic at the Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. Pediatric patientS should telephone 4465287 for a time to .be · URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS I MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY-SUNDAY HOLIDAYS $""! ·. · · 5 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. .. , t•. ' ' I IV Clarence Day was not the most patlenio! men and was sometimes unduly lnitable or oversensitive. And $0, It was not shallow advice Mrs. Day gave Annie, ihe new maid (one of ~·serles of "new maids.") "Don't be nervous," VInnie Day tells Ahnle, "You'll get · used to him." Few of us are very logical when we're nervous. Get used to the Idea. U there Is something to be changed we'll have more Insight for c~ If we "we get u~ to it." We also have the tendency to prejudge the penon or situation. If we've been told a fellow Is a SCOUDdrel, we usually walt for him to prove he lsn 't and that may not be part of his personality. '' How many times have we beet! tempted to act irrationally and discover later that wtth a small .amount of understanding and reason, we were, able to handle the situation? "' . Don't be ne.Voos; you'll get used to lt...or htm. It's good advice. -Lee Miller, Rector, Grace Church, Pomeroy. ,;-: , :...w I You may recall the great ~can play, "Life With Father,'' the · story of the famUy of Clarence Day In the late 18!lls. 'Ihat's not bad ·a dvlce ...for us. Whenever faced with an unpleasant situation, we are tempted to act according to emotion. Whereas, there Is mertt In making decisions quickly, there can be only lolly In making those decll;IOns without all the facts. DOn't be.nervous. 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Thetestswereadmlnlstredb.Y .the Education Testing Seivice, . 1Prlncetoo, N.J. , · • The American Production and ' · Inventocy Coritrol Socte!y b a society of production and iJM!Jitory lllllllai'f'ITlt profmslonala. oi-ganll!l!d OD an International buts,' the Society has over 52,£.00members In · the United States, Can !Mia and Mt!Jd(;o with affl)iate ~llqns -. ' - -. for this week's Dally Se!ltlnel ' CanierComer. - - By the Edlt.on . .. al c ,., ..... Are you one ot thale people who a~ buys the latest electiOnlc Kactaet. '- booked on ·television or wantl to watch .·one teleVbed ataJa at another-? If so, you'U be lntereatat to. know that Sony al)d Caslo ha':e developed vest-J)Qcket TV lets. • · . Lut fall, the' electroniC$ ~­ neen at'Consl!lllel' Reports J:!U!ill· z1ne tested the Sony watcrunan and found It to be an. IJon.llresslve tedmologlc(l! achievement. How- CalendAr - Jolut ltice, Meigs Counly Extmalon Service, . ~~MOO. save •ao 5 . Cindy Scott OllverL Rt. 5, Athens, has been named new Meigs County Hom!' Demonstration Agent with the Meigs County Extension Service. Mrs. Ollverl received her bachelor's degree In home economics education from West Virginia University and her master's degree In famlly ecology and community services from Michigan Siate University. : In 197!! and 1979, she was·Athens Cpunty Cooperative Extension Ser- vlre Program Assistant and has been Athens · County Extension Agent from 1979 to 1984. She was a home economics teacher for two years In Bayport, l,Qng Istand, N.Y., and served as a mlcrowave demon- · strator for the Whlrlpooi Co. for two years. In 1983, she was district and state ~H achievement winner for her work with the extension service. Mrs. Ollverl will be on hand to help with the Meigs County Junior Ffllr. Her h11sband, Dante, Is a ·r ealtor In Athens. Area woman participates during SAFE competition Jean Horton, daughter of Mr.- and Mrs. Dewey Horton, S. Third Avenue, Middleport, and a student at Rio Grande CollegE', was a participant In the 1984 National Students In Free Enterprise Competition held at the Mamott Hotel In New Orleans, culminating a year of project work for students In free enterprise studies. Students In Free Enterprise Is a national organization with headquarters In Bollvar, Mo.. It Is dedicated to adVancing the Ideals of free enterprise through the vitality and . creativity of America's collegians. Eighteen colleges and universities were represented -at the competition composed of three leagues which represent regional competition winners who have gone on to compete at the national level. PartiCipants create projeCts designed around the market offree enterprise and are judged · by leading educators and businessmen. Rachel Garey The Infant was born at Holzer Medical Center on July 10 weighing 7 pounds, 15 ounces and measurklg 20 lnches long. Mr. and Mrs. Garey have two other chUdren, Jennifer, 5, and Patricia, 2. Maternal grandparents areEarlandPatricLaMossmanand Clair Might. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Garey of Virginia. Anrui Mohler.and Donna Phillabaum are greatgrandmothers. -Sr;haefers announce child's birth 'Christine and Ricky Schaefer, f'\lmeroy, announce the birth o! their second chlld, a daughter, · Mandy Sue, born July 13 at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital In Atliens. ,Maternal grandparents are Martha. and Sam Fry, Pomeroy, and maternal great-grandparents · are . Helen Carpenter, Middleport and Emel'SOII Spb'es, Pomeroy. Paternal grandparalts are Nora and Coy Nltz, .Middleport. and paternal great-graixlparents are Magnolia and Russell Nltz, Pt:xneroy. Mr. and Mrs. SChaefer have another daughter, ~ennlfer, '13 months old. departmedt from noon to 7 p.m. Live music wW begin at 4 p.m. ' HEMLOCK GROVE - The Helilklck GI'O'ie Grange wW meet at 6: 30 p.m. Saturday at the Gr;mge .Han tor a pOtluck ; 4lnner: _. The Grange meeting wW · follOW. 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Don WUson had table grace. ·Attendlng were Norman and Allegra Will, Fred and Avanell George, Jim and Donna Nelson, POMEROY - The Salen) Townslllp Fire Department will 'hold 'an Ice cream socl;ll Satur- By Radio Shack ;;=40 9!1~ 159f .N. ew Home Economics · -{1.gentnamed in Meigs . MIDDLEPORT - SAVED Gospel qrwp will be at the Ash Street Freewill Baptist Church. Mldclleport at · 7:30 p.m. ·Saturday. . The public Is Invited. Lowest Price Ever on Our Finest Advanced TRS·BO® Cordless Telephone-Cut 44% C~lor Computer 2 ET-330 by Radio Shack Take the beat to the slreetl Records off-the-air, ar "liw" wilh built-in mikss. A~h helps find tape eala Clio.'18 fast. LoudneSs s..,itctl, tone COirllol, FM atereo indkillllf. ACibattery oper!lllon ~ #14-780 llanorloo oxtro · Sale Now! SUPERT~ by Radio Sheck .. 28~ Off VHIT-120 IIIIa L-710 8!!1 . 11.:tc.. Save '5-Dialtal Car Aa.nt Cfock By,..lcnll .... Turns on for 90 min. when AC ' fails. 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Even !tetter, picture quallty Casto has so many drawbacks that has Improved markedly. :lt's an lmpractlca' . high-priced Indoors, when fed a moderate-tonovelty. · • strong signal, the tiny set dellvered YOU CAN'T DO ANYTHING a crisp picture wjth good contrast, . about the terrtperature ...., at least However, Olitdoors, wider cloudy sl!Jes. the Jilcture appeared washed- outdoors - but It won't. eost yOil oat ·. In strong sunlight the picture much to find out what the"tempera· ture will do for you. A good outdoor washed out cOrnpletely. • Tile engineers were far less or Indoor thermometer shouldn't Mr.lllldMrs.JackSorden,Rutllnd; Mr. and Mrs. Dwayrie Stanley, llan1nlvUle, Mr, and'Mrs. Robert Harden, Mr. aJid Mrs. James ' Teaford, Jean Hall, and Janice tawson, Syracuse. Geneology reunion held . Amy MJcheue Hysell, daughter ot GaryandSandyHysellwashonored with a party In obllelvance ol her second birthday at the lone ol her parents. . ACareBearcakeandhomemade Ice cream were served following a picnic. Attending the par.ty and presentlngglfts to Amy were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hysell and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Winebrenner, grandJlarents, Mr. and Mrs. WWiam Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hysell, Bob Winebrenner, ijobby, Becky aDd1'tmmy, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sbaln, Emily, Sam, and Matthew, and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Jolutson and Amy. .• I ' . h By Lawreooe Lamb, M.D. DEARDR.LAMB-I'mayoung "old lady" older than II) and feel great. Years ago I had the .usual gall bladder and appendicitis operalions and a eomptete hysterectomy in which all the female organs were removed. 1 walk at least six miles a day, ride a bicycle, bowl and even 'play nine holes of golf a week. 1 have a 60-Yt'ar-old daughter and daugtrterln-lllw who have had the same opefl!tlons I have llad. They're the sickliest, crabbiest and unhappiest · women 1 knOw. Tiley won't obey lhelt doctors and abeohrtely refuse to .take hormones as theY should. Could you please rolllfllellt on.the ramlflcatlons women can suffer by not doing what they are told to do and how It affects their health now and In 1a1er years. DEAR READER - I see you really care about them and want them to enjoy' the good health you · do. But you need to knoW whether their doctors thought It was wise for them to use hormones. Each case Is different, but If a young woman has her ovaries removed It usually means she should take hormones as a replacem~nt. And now that the scare about · cancer from using estrogen has lieell blunted tiy more· recent research It would appear that In most cases estroien, when there Is a deficiency, or a combination esti'Oif'll and progesterone usually tinprovetheclranceSolgoodhealth. EalroleD Is partlcularty useful in helping to prevent dissolving bones . that result lna bumped back, loss of teeth and a lllgh percentage of . fractures after aae 60. · Your daughter and daughter-la·taw may be reassured about the 28% Off Cut ~~ Specialty Graphics .CUSTOM SCREEN ' PRINTING T-Shlrts, Caps, .IIcht&, Etc .. SPECIAL PIIIITINQ FOR YOUR SPECI.AL JIEEbs 614-992-7626 AFTER 5 P.M. . -. the look of a .clock-like thermometer; the Sprtnglleld 4503 at $5. and the Taylor Pallo at $4, offer, clearly marked dials legible at a: greater distance tluln most. They do, however, sacl'iflce a little Ill accuracy. • (For a special reprint of Consvmers Union's evaluation of whit you should know about dlvor<:l! today, send $l tor each copy to CONSill1JERS. P.O. Box 46l, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to ask for the reprint op what you should know about · divorce today.) s.m • Martyn Cowley saki 'Il)ursday. The "Bat" consists of a reai- · mOOnted prOpeller spun by MaC':~. wbo lives with his LOs ANGELES (AP) - So&rlilg family tnsuburbanPaslidena, grew - Cready's ~ and the 16 ''C'; ln thelllgllt pathollllsfather, Whose up watching his father help pioneer sl2le batteries- It hal a 55-foot. pedal-drlvm "Gossamer Alba- human-IXJWI!red flight. 11ie t'Gossa- wlilgspan, welghs'l2%poundsandiS tross""ilew the English Channel in met' Albatross," pedaled by Bryan constructed almost entirely Qt. ' 1979, Parker MacCready broke the Allen ewer the English Olannel, was plaStic. · world speed record tor human- · later donatat to a British aerdspace Entrants in the Kremer event IXJW1!red tllght aboard the "Bionic musew~~. may reJ.y on: whatever electrlclil Bat." The "Gossamer Condor," com- power can be stored in intern~!~ · MacCready, 24, 8et the record at pleted In 19'16, rests beside the batterieS during a 10-second charge · Sllafter Field, the same aJdleld Wright Brothers' Kitty Hawk alr- before take,olf, Cowley saki. • "" ;' where Paul MacCready pedaled to The Kreme!' event ls judged bS' . craftandtheApollomooncapsuleat ~ Jly8eiJ tame ln 19'T1 tn hls pioneering the Smithsonian Illstltutlon ln Wa- England's RoyBI Aeronautical Society and the awards are paid in "Gossamer Condor," forerunner ot shington, D.C. the "Albatross." The elder MacCready also de- Brttis!J poUJX!s sterUng, Cowley . . The YlJUII&el' MacCready q~- signed ttre Solar Challenger, which said. -The cash prize Is to be awarded crosaed the Channel powered only whenever someone breaks !hC by Sllllllght. completing a mile-long flight In Just ' I 's been a of his Ufe since record, but record-breakers don'l effects of honnones by reading the, 164 ~ ,... about 22 mpll- tn a 1976 Judy MacCready said ol her geti\SmuchmoneyastheMITteart~ Health. Letter SR-12, Oral Contra- . tria'ngularcouT$1!abovethelQ\lll!~ son who · eariled a 'degree In that first completed the course, ceptl"es and PoslmenopaiJS!!I Es- ,Shafter, :00 miles north. of L!Js arc lecture from yale University Cowley said.' : trogens, which I'ni sending yOu . . AD&eles. • The human-powered aircraft two years ago. "He's been a test pUot Others who want this IssUe can si:!nd. Judges also wted toaward$26,400 on all the planes." must lly at least six feet aboye the 75 cents with a long, stamped to , a MaSsaclwsetts Institute ot ground for the duration of the flight, MacCready's father helped deself-~ddressed envelope for It to me •Technology team that ftrst . comsign and construct the "BioniC Bat," Cowley saki. ln care ol this newspaper, P.O. Box pleted thecourselnMay,setttngthe sonamedbecause16srnallba.tteries He saki human-powered p~ 1!!51,RadloCitySiatlon,NewYork, event's benclunark tline of 176 provide SOOle of Its power and It are currently being . designed by • NY 10019. ·> '· teams ln Seattle, .west GermanY-. DEAR DR. LAMQ - ;rn a month seconds, MacCready spokesrruin allows a manunai ~ lly. Australia and New Zealarid. I'm going on a !wo-1rel!k :vacation .with my girlfriend. I'ni :rr and slie's 23. Since we don't live in the ,same city our sexual activity Is limited to the weekends when · she visits. encourages you to develop your "Creative Teaching and Learn- gies, to evaluate teac~¥ngllearnlng Duling that lime her seXII3l Ing" · Will · take place at Ohio own creative potential. materials for-the classroom. appetite Is endless. That ts great University on the Athens Campus Through sessions, such as Card- · Registration lor "Creative both phYsically•and mentally for a July ~ through Aug. 3, 9 a.m. to 4 board Carpendry and computets, Teaching and L.earnlng'' wUI be weekend. But I'm atrald that for a p.m. · open untU July ~. the first day of "Creative Teaching and Learnmg'' two-week period I may not be able Tills olfers an oppor- prornolel; active partlclpatloh and the workshop. 'Three hours of _ to satisfy her as much as she would tunity to explore and analyze a Involvement In the making and college credit are available for Uke. variety of new tlends and develop- using of creatlvelleamlng mate- gradua1e and undergraduate: I'm not asking for a magic potion, . ments in ~chlng/leamlng strate- rtals. The workshOp also strongly students. ' . which lknowdoesn'textst, bUt can I For applications and additional: follow a Certain diet, take certain lnformatlori about this workshop; vitamins or do any particular wrtte to the School of Home· exercises that will help me get by Economics, Ohio University,: those two weeks successf1111y and Athens, Ohio .45701, or call Shirley" later on If we get married? · Slater at (614) &.M-5392. DEARREADER-Iftherewere such as diet/exercise program, I'm · sure It would be selling faster than those' books that claim you can eat • DAU.AS (AP) - The marriage all you want and stay thin forever. !license barely beat the birth The only time a specific diet llelps certificate for a iletenn1Jled17-yearJmprove a man's sexual perfor- oldwunan whogotmarrledwhUetn mance Is when he's malliOUrished. . labor. "She Said she didn't want to leave Good health. which Includes good nutrition and fl!Jil!IIS, Is tmP,rtllnt, ' untU she was married,'' said Ardys but beyond that you, can't expect Pyles, fillet clerk for,f.he marriage llcerlse otnce at the Dallas County much. Perhaps your girltrlend wUI · not be as amorous for two weeks as Colirt!Dise. , ~Is for just two days. It sounds as I Everything was OK when Debra . If you'll need to learn to talk aboUt what you want aoddon'twant. That Is essential to a good relationship. . . By AVIABDD'D · 4eeoot•4PN.Wrtter . Local man in tTecumseh' · ByRMIIellc llddftPorl, Ollio , than a degree otf through a wide range of tempEnltures. One, the Tru·Teinp2510,whlchlsalsosoldas the0h!o2510, has been discontinued by Its manufacturer, bUt may still be ayailllble In some ·Stores. 'The other Is the Acu-Rate lnl60. Both of those general-purpose thermometer5 are Bquld-tn-glass models and neither can . be read from any great angle to the side. The engineers sa.ld It might be ha1'd to find a place, especially an outdoor location. where they can be viewed conveniently. · . If that's a problem, or If you Bke Son soars where·father dared to fly, sets human-poweredmar~ • h .R·ep1a_cmg · ·ormones Heait Per10na1 With Headphones . cost more. than $4 or $5. Most of the 'l7 thermometers · testedbytheenglnersatConsuiner Repo~ Cl!ll be used outdoors or Indoors and cost from $3 to $10. Regardless of priCe, however, a majortty of the tested units were Inaccurate, on a verge, by more !han one degree Fahrenheit. None are true precision lnstrumelits, If only because their indicators and marklags aren~t .fine enough to show pn!Clse distinctions. · · . Given those facts, ihe two top-rated models- both selling for about S3 or Sf ....: proved to be less Hysell birthday· SATIJRDAY ~OMES 7 .. • sporltna event While you're In the agricUltural agent,·welcomes Cbtdy SeoU Oliveri, Rt.ll, Athena, who has been named Melg:s County's new home demooslraUon aga~t wHb the July 20,· 1984 Hooked on TV? · Mini-set developed . small enough Jor pockets rwte and enjoys meetlllg and talking to people during his delivery. " . _,., ... wor~. .. - A seventh grader at Meigs Junior High Sdlool, Cl)ris 1S a member of the Boy Scouts of Ainertca 8nd Is a colk!ctor of baseball cards. He hal ~ Clllta1len 011 his Dally Selltlnel Friday~ f'llrgl From Consumer Reports · I -fhe Daily Sentinel ' ~for~"':~a~O: J _ ll!rl Creative T~ching ·seminar· 'set.at OU woEhop Couple beat snafus, wed for baby's quick arrival l - �' Sentinel Candidate images during speech on TV may not tell the full stocy reaction shots, while newsworthy, might not be telllng Uvtng-room viewers the full story . "We In the networ ks," said Cronkite, "are incUned to focus and I think we have , that's wherethe story was - on the black delegates and their emotional reaction to their leader, Jesse Jackson ... But you would have thought, sitting at home, that 95 percent of the delegates to the Democratic convention were black, Instead of 18 to 19." By FRED RC7l'IIENBERG that responslb!Uty. "Basically, we're ti'ylng to ad · vance the story, not edltol1allze," he said before Hart's Speech Wednesday night. " IfHart' s talking, and one delegate Is dozing off, I won't give you that shot. I la)OW there are8.<XXI delegates, and most of them are wa tching that ~h." Asked about Cronldte's concerns that certain pk;tures don't tell a full e nough story, Ve rdi, who lias covered conventions for the past ID Cronldtesaldthe domlnant~ years, said: ot cheering, crying blac ks might be "I trted panlcularly hard not to construed differently In dlflerent overbalance the coverage. A lot of pans of the country. In someplaces, blacJcs had waited a long time for he suggested, the TV pictures could · that speech and there were a lot Ol even have llurt the Democra ts. good tears. But there also were a lot "I wonder," said Cronkite, "If In of whlta people moved .and we· Texas, In the southern pan of the showed a lot of those faces, too." United States and elsewhere, Hart's speech Wednesday night whether the reaction (might be) : was originally scheduled tor 8: Have they taken over the party?:' p.m . EIYr, :II minutes before ABC,. Tony Verdi, the director ~ho CBS and NBC were to begin their selects which pictures get on the a1r eonvention coverage. It's no longer during NBC's convention broad· any surprise that Hart didn' t a ppear casts, said he doesn't take Ughtly on the podium until Several minutes after9. AP Television Writer . . NEW YORK (AP) - Network televislop l!bOtographed the IJerno.c crattc P arty as mostly blac k Tuesday night and decidedly blonde and brunette Wednesday night. • TV tells stortes through pictures, ·and thepredomJnant people Images during the speeches ot the Rev. Jesse Jackson and Sen.·Gary Han the past twonlgh\j;ertJphastoed each poUtlclan's major support but also suggested, once again, the enor.rnous Influence and power of the _roving TV eye. · · . To veteran CBS COJTeSpondent Walter Cronkite, the camera shots ·iiolJited up the potential of TV to lnfol,'!ll and, possibly, to mislead. · Durtng the Democratic convention, TV focused on black faces ·tJurlng Jackson's Impassioned address Tuesday night, then concentrated on female faces the next night during Hart's speech. Cronkite wondered out loud Tuesday night ·whe ther the TV directors' choice of ao ' ---People in the news Aetress hospitalized WAILUKU, Hawa u (AP)- Jeanne Cooper, who plays heiress Katherine Chancellor In the daytime Soap opera "The Young and the Restless," was hospllallzed briefly after accidentally drtnklng coffee containing a cleaning solution, a spokesman said. Ms. Cooper had stopped with a companion to eat at a pancake house while vacationing on Maul and had ·some coffee from a pot that had been placed on the table, said spokesman Jerry Walden. • Thlnk!nglt tasted pecuUar, Ms. CQoper addedsome cream, took another swallow and Immedia tely suffered severe stomach pains, Walden said. Ms. Cooper was taken by ambulance to Maul ll~ernor1aiHO!!pltal on Tuesday night and her stomach .w as pumped, said. She was released short time later. Walden said someone apparently had mistakenly filled the pot from an urn ·containing Cleaning solution Instead of one containing coffee. a Tour pushed back LONDON (AP) - Queen Mother E;Uzabeth's first official visit to Italy In October has been pushed back slx days because or. the rest::~~Ung. of Queen .' E lizabeth Il' s tour of Canada, ottlclals sald. The queen mother, who wiU be 84 years old IIi August, was to have made her tripon the Royal Yacht Britannia !rom Oct. 19to0ct. 22, butthefour-day vislt ~ now begin on <;Jet. 25 to allow time tor the Britannia to return from Canada. · The queen's two-week tour of Ontario, Manitoba and New Brunswick, originally scheduled for July 14-Z7, was switched to Sept. 24-Qct. 4 to avoid clashing with Canada's national elections, set for Sept. 4. ROME (AP) - Two star dancers of the Soviet Unlon's· Bolshoi Balle t have been awarded Italy's Slmba prlie for contributln~ through their profession · · to InternatiOnal cooperation. E katerina Maxlmova and Vladimir Vasslltev each received a plAque engraved with a lion's head during the award ceremony Thursday at the Soviet Embassy. • The ceremony gerte raUy Is held In the fall, but was pushed ahead to take advantage of the. dancers' presence In Rome, organ~<.ers said: The pair performed with several other Bolshoi dancers at the International Festival of Two Worlds a t Spoleto earUer this month and In Rome this week. . . "It's like . something_ out of a Jl1l)nster m'lVie where ants or bugs comeoutofthewoodworkandcrawl ali over you," saldAidil Pacheco, an aide to Trenton Mayor Arthur J . Hoband. · . "They're cra wling up our legs , tbey're crawUng .all over the desks, It's spooky," said Ms. Pacheco. "i've been scr atching my back, scratching at my hair, I feel Uke t~ey're all over me." · : Public Notice accordance w11h Sectton 307 86. ORC. sealed btds wtl l be .receiVed by the M ergs County Board o f CommiSSIOners in thEilf off ice at ·the Cou rthouse. pomeroy. Ohro. unt tl noon on A'u guSt 7, 1984. and opened and read aloud a1 2 PM on that date for the purc hase of a copy mach1ne and stand for the Mergs County W elfare Department ~ The front of the envelop e contarnrng the bid musl be ; IT)arKed ·w elfare Coprer Brd". M tn rm um spec tf rcattons are as • I ' to110ws· • ' Dry ct(mer svstem •' t the Mavor. Vt/lage Ha.ll. Mtddle· port Oh to . until 2·30 P.M.. August publrcly ,aloud ·a. 198 4. and then opened and read Seclton 1.09 and E.O. 1·1<46. $65.000.00. MI DDLEPORT, OHIO ., Fred Hoflma [1 S2S.OQ. ron-refundable lor. each set. Checks shall be made payabl e to th e Vrllage of Mrddlepo rt. Ohto. 8 · Public Sale & Auction E mployees discove red the brown Insects on their desks Tuesday, she said, a nd maintenance workers began bat!Ung the bugs with spray cans. Some speculaie the ant colonies we re driven out of c racks and crevices when the marble exterior of tbe 73-year-old building, which Is on the National Register of Historic Places, was cleaned for the first time recently. "My theory Is that Friday there was a full moon j111d It brought ihe. bugs out of the woodwork, '' ,Ms. Pacheco said. Accep table Ong rn als tn gle Shee t COP\' SIZes< NottGe is hereby g tven th at on th e' Hlh . day of Ju ly. 19B4. Board of · Townstilp Trustees, Columbia TownshiP. Metgs C o unty, the Undersigned peltttoner. flied a pett hon tn the Court ot Common Pleas of County, Ohto. APPOINTMENT OF RDUCIARY . The rest Is history. i>ublic Notice Black & Books II ">I T 6W'x8W,. · M•nrm1,.1ni . 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Only $31,500 & G&W PLASTICS '& SUPPLIES GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REULAT!)RS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS w.........._985-3813 Roode~-985-3837 711911 BUY YOUR OWN PRIVATE CAMPSITE *BOAT DOCK '*BOAT RAMP *BATHHOUSE *PRIVATE *WATER •ELECTRIC NOM EY DOWN ·sso PER M.ONTH Give your camper a permanent home 52 weeks each year. NO RENTALS DIRECTIONS: ' WI 5 mi. b11ow Gill~ pall 011 Ollio Rl 7 ..... a .·lllccoon Cit._. . Tum !Wit & foiiCIIW lilns. ' OPEN TILL DARK·. Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING LEASE YOU~ NEW VEHICLE . . DON'T 8UY BISS.ELL SIDING CO. No Down Payment Excellent liatea " ·Beautiful, Cuatom Built Gar8ges" Call for free siding es· timates, 949·2801 or For Information · Call Collect 949-2860 614-423-5560 7/6/1 · No Sunctey C•ll• mo. ' "We Rent 'or t ..... · U-SAVE , AUTO RENTAL "SUPER 94" 94 Octane Ethanol Enhanced Avollobi. Only At RITCHIE'S' MASON SERVICE -CENTER St. Rt. 160 North Gollipolh, Ohio 7/ 11/Hn WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZEJIITH •SYLYANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIG(RATO~ We Have A Full Time Shop Technician on Duty 1 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-98~·3307 J.ll ·llc • ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Sttrt From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'K6' Up to 24'x~6' Insulated Dot.Houses P&S BUILDINGS ..clnt, Oh .. · Ph. 614-143-5191 lD·E·tlc ESP CARD 'AND PSYCHIC READER Tells your put. preunt' and future. Advice on all DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALLI . THE DITCHING SERVICE All readiflll tre privale '& 'tnd confidentill. 992·3410 or 1 -843-54~4 GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES 1111tters of lift. P1rkersbllrl, W. V•~ .... Fort Mort lnforllllttion ~ Call 304·421·3ft2 ;::: LIMESTONE GltAVEL • SAND .. BOGGS SALES ,& SERVICE TOP SoiL-FlU DIRT Farm ~qu,ipmenl Part• & Service PAT HILL FORD GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized' John Ottrt, Ntw ltollllld, l1lll Hoa Far• £qlrilfl!lllll . Dtiltt ·I BUS.: 98$-3813 .RIS.: 915-3837 7/ 19/ I mo. pd. · 7-11-1 m6. RADIATOR SERVICE Wt cen rtPIIr end rt· core rldlltorJ tnd htattr cores. Wt can tllo ICid boll and rod out rl4tatofl. WI I ISO rtPIIr 818 Tlllb. u:S. RT. 5~ EAST FREE ESTIMATES 112-2111 .TJ Middleport. Ohio ,.,..... Roger Hysell GA~AGE... II. 124.P011tr0Y Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al10 Tra~ttmlleion PH. 992.·5612 ' or 992-·7121 I·H-tle We pay ca'i;h for tate model clean uNci Cltrt. Wonted to buy uoed cool • wood heotort. Swo""Fuml• 448-31119, 3•d. • Olivo Bt., Gaolllpollo, Oh. ·35185 Oak Hill Road LORI Bottom, DH. 45743 We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by Ltadina Carpet ll~nu ­ facturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 1·9-l mo. Wolfe Investigations, · Jnc. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Have vecancy, will c1,. for eldefty in my home in Pomeroy. 814-1192-8022. Trained end qualified. reaponalble nursing aaaia~ant to help ...,. fOr el-y. Con do vltel lligMo •nd odmlnlo· tor medicelion. 'Will work ohlft. 304· BB2•2481 . W•nt to buy good u"d emolll ~:;=:::;::====;;== ec-my cer. low mlleo. Coil I· 614-256-1911 onytime. 1B Wented to Do Buying cielly gold, llilv• colnt, ring•.l-ry. etorllng were. old colftl, 111'01 cur...,cy: Top prlcts. Ed, Burkett B - Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. 814·812· 3478. a. Vicinity ···-····-- ------------·-·····frazl e ra Situations No ,Auction thlo week at 12 Wanted Hartford Auction . We wMI reopon Frtdoy. Soptom~ 7. Rlcho•d Roynoldo. Riverview Portonol Core Homo, Berty Mercer owner. hat 1- vecency for elderty 9 porion . Coil 1•304-773· 8B82. Will plow . tobocc:o. Call I14-2S8-1828. . . . Wll do generel houee clean- ing. Reforoncoo. CoA 614· 318-BB38. 1 -W---el :-l_d_ri_u""'~-.=-·h•- 1 otor. w ..,. vlced F... •HtlrnatOI. Call B o ttom tool s, clothi ng, mi iC. itema. Pro~eedl go to Proapect Baptist Young P• o-p le '·l Fle e Group. Market. Every wookend. 1 --------U .S. 35 Fraziera Bottom, Yard Sale Sat urday Md . WVo. 26082. Oeol- Wol· Sunday July 21 • 22. ' c ome . Don Fra zi er .. Variouaitem aforhouaeend Operoto•. 304·766-2779. goroge. Rt . 7 North , of t . A~diaon Poet Office. · 30 fl . S ~· 1 84• ~--n rooe• fully oolf contained. oi•. Con ~ . ----·--...... -.- "....--- ~ - .... be '"n et Felr cempground. · Pomeroy lot 11A. •8.100. Middleport Yard Solo 608 Cl•cle Avo.. ecroso f•om Spring Voloy & Vicinity H1rdware. Thur~ .. Fri •• Set. Nice ochool clothes. boya 7 jMno-7 • 8 ohlrto, boys ioono olze 32-34, men clothing . iol'go olzot, . nice tchool girlo clothH b · 7. Hanging lomp. lull bed w"h mattreu- Priced right. 8-6. oizo Yo•d Sole F•l. It Sot . Large end .....u. items. clothing. etc. 1JJ mi. before Porter o~ old 180.' , Mov;ng-Po•ch Sole. 427 Uncoln St. Middleport, Turn right ol P.ol Hill .Fo•d. grey houoo on loft, thl•d bloo~. beby a. chlldren'o . clothes. mi~. Mondey--frtday. 10 i o 3, Soturdoy, 9·12. 1 --------~ Family yerd tole: July 20. & 21 10 e.m.tlll derk. G O: to oo...,..ln: turn right on 681 , follow signs. Clotheo ·• . •. Gorago Sole July 1 9 & 20. mloc. itamo. BAM . till 4PM. Foirfield Cenlenooy Rd. Portorbn>olo Vard S1le: Tuppera Pleini. Junction ol Rl. 7 ond development. SuccoA Rd; July 20 & 21. Yard Sole Pi!!D Pong table, bar. limps. 4fghen ptua otho•. Sot. 9-8, 205 Klnaon· Or. & Vicinity J ...... Pf Pieiila·.:.-f ..... -- -pi• -· .,.u Golllpolio Flea M•rkot ,_cr_ot_h_"-·-----~ moN untl you have Oiled the offering. INTERESTED IN A PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS LaklnHotW . Vo . bt. 214. Y• rd Solo J uly 18· 21 . 9AM· 4 PM. St. Rt. 184' In 8 idwell next to food mill. Rofrlg .. 1---....------ Mason, W. Va. 6/20/1 mo. NEW VEHICLE We'd lib to introduce you to En111e-A-Cor. the modem W1J lo drive the vehicle or your choice. No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Bu. 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For Fister Service Call 614-992-6737 ...... Gaiiijioiis......... .814-992-S008o•e14-742· 3147 ~-~-·~-~---- Gorago Sa!• Frid8y & Sot. -----·--- ·- ..··-···- .. .... ,. · 10-6. Orange brick haute behind SldwoU School. Big Gorogo S•le. Thu•und Fri, I I IILtlll:liil COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS men ' s c lothes, jelril, tUI 6. Sot 9 til . 12. 1 30~ FURNITURE. Bedt, Iron, Moodowbroolc Orivo. . • chlldNna. wood, cu.,.,_da, chelrtl, chellt, bookets, dltheo, . Yerd Solo Monday • Tuoo- 3 f•mlly Oe•ogo Solo, ThQr( Business otone jlro, ontlquoo, gold 2 1 doy July 23. • 24. Henkle Fri. Truck topper. couch. end ·l ifver. Wtlte-M.O . Opportunity Av!IJI. 'Ciotftta. gemea. & crochet. glauwere, ·cer.,..... MHier, Rt.2, Po,_oy, Ohio dlohoo. leo, clothing, oddt endo'. 487119 or cell 614-992· 1201 Sandhill Rood. nso. · 1 NOTICE 1 Y8rd Solo Toyo, chlldreho THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· clothing. furniture, mloc. Moving ' Nio. two folmlllel, UIHINO CO . ...,omm•do S•turdoyJuly21,9-7Rt. 31 CompConloy, Flirvlewl'l<t lhet you da butineu with pelt hoopltol, otr- beoido Fri. Sot .. July 20-21et. B liM gill-eN. to - dyou manoy !~on~:d~~~~ _F_oo_dla_n_d_.- - - -- - II. bedSllvo• llnon,tao set, oppll•no;ei · The most powerful premium· pso! ine in The Bic Bend area. PH. (614) 985-4212 MRS. STARR 185771• St. Help Wanted rnerch•ndiM every Contlgmontt of now- end· UMd merchandise IIWIYI welcome. Alcho•d Reynoldo Auctio n eer . 304 - 278 · 3089. . Cooh peld for Ioney Iron ..,. he••• l•on bedo. •180 and up fOI' corteln Melgo Co. etoM jell. Old limo cupboo•d. coli 1·304-8B2· 2711 W•nhid to buy or rent • lot with HPtlc and troller hookup. After 4 pm 304-117671189 indoor-outdoor, every Set. & Sun. Froo oddmilllon, Rt. 22 Money to l.oan 35 • 180. Co\1448· 7037. Yord Solo Stt. 9-8, ShCHIII· ring Ridge, 8 mi. S~uth of HOME LOANS FIXED Gellipolio. Turn at Cllpptf . clothi ng, on d RATEB Bel- mllrilet roln. Mi. IIgn. N oce g..._,. -· ont . Fl•ed VA . Leodor Mortgage, conv,.ntlonel FHA· .. Athent. Collect 61 4-592· 3051. · 31 Homes for Sale 1· Y•rd Stle, Friday II till 6. Joftaroon-22nd Street. Rain Cencrtlled. 1-- - - -- - --,. Don't min h everything lmoginoblell 1716Je-ooft Blvd., Point PlooMnt, Sotuf· doy only. Rain cancel1. ~ • ~~~-~·;-~·~~--~~-::;~;=t~~~~~:::==: I 3 Announcements 1' ,. \) ~~' Al"lllt nt.l'lllt'"'" 11 l11 '1 ,[ ' • II, t ! f !1 ' 23 Help Wanted SWEEPEB •nd -ing mo· chine repelr. pem, •nd HomemMetl 11m • · tl'tl insupplleo. Plclc up and como . We neod -oral k. this arHI delivef'y , Devil Y•cuum reprwenhtivea Cleaner, oM holt !"lie up Georgu Creok Rd. Call 814-448-0294. toy8. home decor. Noinvatmonl. Co• • phone nee. Cell Boloono lor Get Wall. Anni· Party plttn up. o pluo. Gifts. free 1·B00·813·90n. Aloo boolcing portiH. verurya. Binhdayl, parrtiea . Ptofeulonel Services PIANO TUNING Lower priced regular tuninga - diecountt to Senior Citizen a. Chun:he•• ~choolo. Word'a Koyboerd, 304-&76-3824. Piano Tuning and Repeir. B"'"- Muoic Co., 4460887. Montlon thlt ed for 28% ditcOUm. Lone Donlelo, 814-742-2161 . ' Ex,....ncocl Produce ManIll"' for Jergo oreo lu.,.... M8rket. Send IIIU""' to Box 2828 in.,.,. otthoGollipollo · KARATE Ttte Best In S.H-defense. Doily Tribune, 821 lfd. Priv•t• L"10n1. Phone 288- Avo .. GoMipolis, Oh 4SI31. 31 3074, Joclcton. Ohio. Singing GOITIIIo. Call loono • Co. 448-4313. Jim'o Archery Shop. lick CrMk Rood, South Point, Ohio. Complete Nne of Be- 915-W Dottie Turnor 11 Public J im Mink Chev.-Oido Inc. BHI G - Johnton 4411-3872 NOW AVAILABLE/ ' ASSOCIATES ' • Je•n Trussell 949·2UO Real Estate General Big Foot Park PH. 949-2320 . Commercial. Residential & Industrial All Wort Guartnltad "Fill ESTIMATES" Z/9/1 mo. 210 011~ 61251 1 • ment, 2.balhs, nice bam, shed, oo aproxi~M~ey 9 acres . one acre b Pomeroy, OH . · ·Open: 9:00 to 5:00 Closed Thursda s central - =~rOo~ntr:: $45,001.00. Complete Gutter Wortc Complete Remodeling - R oollng of •• Typeo Worked In hom• ••u 20 Yl811 "~ru Eetlmetet" EUGENE LONG $26.000.00. organized floor plan, & PEST CONTROL Racine, OH. ll · l·tfc NEW USTING - Good neighborhood in Syracuse; This newer I floor plari oome ~be youri. Nice tami~ room with woodburning ·fireplace. Calll:ir · an appointment $48,000.00. ~ GREENLEAF TERMITE Roolinc'W:rk Aluminum & Vinyl Sidincs 16 Y••ll Experience GREG ROUSH · · PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 Like new,modular ·Unit With 3 be~rooms, central air, equiPPed llitchen and a room added on. JIQd neighborhood for cOy $33,900.00. eight sided Now Serving· Southeaatern Ohio New Homes- Extensive Rtillodtlinc 1nsurance Woi'l Cult~ Pol: Bld&l. timber, mineral rights and cleared buiding or camping site. If hunting and privacy is yoor desire, tljs is for you. bloctl . . . ~ gas furance and TOM'S -SHOE REPAIR 113 W. 2nd St. Call742·3195 Or 992·5175 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION CAMPING: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Seasonal ~- ~AtH~STIR: Me1gs County Proba te Coun. 97. Syracuse, Ohto 45 779. · . Acung Probate Judge 17)6. 13. 20, 31c • . ...,..__ • • St. Rt. 7-Pc!'l"eroy, Ohio UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 123 CAMI'SITIS (I) Tine acres Mth a nictly NEW LISTING - Near Rlx:k Springs is th~ modest 2 bedroom frame. Modem bail!, new crpetin& modem kitchen, 498 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. . Middleport, OH. PH. 992 ~2549 or 773-5634 ROYAL OAK PARK CAMPGROUNDS .Real Estate General If interested contacl The Home National Bank· in Racine , 949:2210. PULLINS . EXCAVATING - DOlEIS · Residential &Commercial 4.00000 b·~ · ~~~:'!.l~---3 Announcements 614-992-7111 or 614-992-7024 MIDDI.EPOIIJ - Three bedraoms, new kilthen, aluminum sifm& level tot Near saores and sc:hools. Case No 244 78. Pamela M. For. all your wirin1 needs; furnleli repair serviCI and i1stallation. ADfJ bc rng ROYAL OAK PARK PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF ESTHER H. S\'1.VESTEA, DECEASED c - No. 2!1478 Doc:bt 12 Pogo 430 ' . ""01JCE OF APPOINTMENT , OF. FIDUaARY On July' 2 ~d . 1984. tn !he The,sS. Box 9 7, Syracuse. Oh1o 45779. Was appotnted Ellei::utrtx of the estate of Esther H. Sylvestef. dece~ed. late of BoiC ,- MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE ' IIIII For The Beotln Outdoor Family Rec,..,otlon equipped with kitchen, living room, dining room and den; upstairs has two bed• ro0111s and one bath; house also has _basement. Lot size approK. ~8'1308'. Needs work. ,(614) 446-761~ or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 "MAINTENANCE, SERVICE .& INSTALLATION FOR ALL POOLS ABOVE & IN-GROUND Free Water Analysis-At Store or Pool Site Wide Range ofChemicals & Supplies. . LALU CLEAN RESTROOM$ & HOT SHOWERS . BAIT & lP GAS AVAILABLE BASKETBALL COURT & SWING SETS Down- ). Licensed Clinie~l Audiolo1ist ! County Probate Court. Docket of sai d Co urt. thai LISA M. KOCH, M.S. z; On July 18. 1984. In the Cau, e No. 84-CV-19e on lhe The Daily Sentinel- Page . 9 & AuctiQn PERSONALIZED POOLS appotnted A dm tntstrator of the estat e of Inez L. Carson. deceased. la te of Route 1. Be»c NOllCE OF FlUNG OF PE'tillON FOR TRANSFER OF FUNDS M.ergs FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Co•pute~ed Htarihl Aid Selection Swim Molds • lnterpretin1 Services I N011CE OF · Primitive Camp!ng Available Fishina included with campin& SWIIIIII"G: Daily (Lifeauard on duty) them. ·' 11"1d4" 8W'• 14" BW')(11 " • · rolling pin the fanhesl ' When theunusualcontest began b) 19m It was· Umlted to residents of Stroud, Okla. aJid Stroud, England, said Arthur Thompson, vice president of Stroud National Bank InOklahoma. The tossfest grew out of a desire of two Oklalllrna merchants'to form a link between the two towns attet they tra~ to England. . "The onlY thing the two Strouds had In common at thetlmewasthat they both had a brick manufacturIng plant, " said 'l'bompsm "So It . came down to a decision on what they COuld do with bricks that Is competitive, and they dec!~ to throw theqJ. Using bricks to bulld ·{ did not occur b anyone, I guess.•' Two years after the first competition, It was discovered there were two other Strouds In·the world - In AustraUa and Cal!3da. The AustraUans noted that whUe they did not have a brick factory , they dld rnake rolling pins. Naturally, they suggested throwing 64 Mite . MerchendiM 2 44 89. Herrnan A. Public Notice 8 Ohio Auction overv Fri. night at r--:::=:::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::r:::::::::r:::::::::::j ---------.1...~---------,J'he Hartford Community r C.n•. T~do ofn.w 17) 20. 27: {81 3. 31c (Eieetrieity, wtter, sewer) slair~ Compettton. The same ' day the Items are airborne In this town ~ population 3,(0) - slmUar objects wllllly In Stroud, England; Stroud, Canada; and Stroud, Australia. Residents of the four towns compete to determine which Stroud residents can throw a brick or Probate Judge Bv. Lena K. N'e sselroad. Clerk Notice ·(Siidn. Di1tln1 Boords. Baordwllk & Snock Stand) IN RACINE: Barbara Waiters Raben E. Buck. 1- - - - - - - - . Pomeroy Middlepdrt, Business Services Ohio ' Each btdder must dePOSit YVIttl hrs b td, secumy rn the amount forfl'l and su bject 10 the condttrons provrded tn the Information to Bidders Successful bidder must be an eQual emp loyment opportuqtty employer. wh ich pro hrb its dis- QhiQ..... ..... IraacHayes Bo tto m . 1~;:~~o~ ~·~;,;R. oute I. 8~ 118. ·I long 0 Ohto 45743was M ayor 20. 27 2tc (7) The lnform atron lor. Btd ders. For m of Brd, Form of Contract. Plans . Spec rfrca t ro n s. and Forms of Brd Bond. Perf or· mance and Paymen t Bo nd. and o.th er Contract documents may be eKamrned at the oHrce of the Mayor. Vrll age Hall, M td d leport. Ohto an d off•ce and the Consulttng E ngrneer s o ff•ce Coptes may be obtamed at the off rce qf FloyO Brown e Assocrates , l rmlted. Consulttng Eng tneers - Planners. 18 1 South M atn $Jreet. Marron. Ohi o 4330 2. upon paym ent~~ 20. l.lc 1 1e. Lo n g 4 5743 M ergs Coun·rv. Ohio bid w"hin th•rtv 1301days after I serv1ce hne reconnectrons. and COS! •S {7), 20, 1914 No bidder may w•lhdraw h•s· 1 --Pa~iiC~;ti(ie- the actu C!I d ate of the openmg thereof. The Owner reseNes the rtght The or6posed work conststs to watve af\y mformalrt1es or to O\ constructrng approxrmately ' 1900 lineal feet of 8" drameter reject any o r aU btds. . THE VILLAGE Of water linE! w ith valveS. h-;ctrants. all appurtenance.s. The est rmated constructr on Colu mbia Town shtp, (2) TWO STORY HOUSE Toner Color. . tn Co..,nty, Ohto, · m the office of 200) Public Notice NOllCE TO COPIER VENDORS proveme n ts . Nort h Fourth Street Water Line. Contract No. 11. wtll be rece tved by the Vtllage of M tddleport. - Meig~ off RL 248, counby set1ift. \\ mile •st of Chester, bugged at their desks. · .Employees . c:ta9.s. Separated sealed btds lor Water O tstnbullon Svstem Im- from the Road & Bndg·e Fund ro the General Fu nd as provr ded by law. for the' reasons set forth 1n said Peht•on, and thai said pett1tQn will be for heanng on the 26th day of July, 1984. Carroll W oodgerd, , W•l ltam Stout. Gay F. Johnson, TrtJstees. cri mm§lron bf!cause of race. Creed, color. nationa l ong1n. sex,. age:· h (lndrcap. pol•ttcal affihaiiOn or behefS .i Att ention Qf biddelrs IS Darttcularly cal led to the reQtmements as to cond•ttons of employment to be Observed and mm tm u m wage rates tc De p aid under the ContraCJ. Sect•on 3. Segr eg~ted FacthfY. 20, 1984 Public Notice Public Notice sror. Bricks, rolling pins fly in Stroud wer ADVER'IIBEMENT FOR BIDS . v;llago of Mtddleport. Ohto · Block Grant No. A·M-83· 210 Public Notice COIISinlctld COIICII!Ie bloQ home 26xl0, 3 bid!OOIII$. one blth. 12ll15 livifW IUOIII and 24x24 family ruom. Partially carpalld, full oil furnace Mth facilities for woodbumer. 12x15 blot:l builclirw, ATLANTA (AP) - Entertainer Isaac Hayes' wife has flled for divorce on grounds that -the couple's marriage Is Irretrievably broken. · In the divorce petition filed Thursday, Mignon C. Hayes said she has been separated . from Hayes since Sept. 1, 1982. She Is seeking custody of the couple's two children, a division of ·Hayes' property and temporary ·and permanent allmony and .. child support. Mrs. Hayes said In the petition, flied \!1 Fulton County Superior Court, that she Is unemploYed and has no earnIngs·and no·property other than her personal effects. TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - City HaD employees say they 're bugged Jiy ·an Invas ion of ants swarming their desks tor the past two Public Notice Dancers honored -Singer, wife will qivorce S'IROUD, Okla. (AP) - If tossing bricks and rolling pins ever becomes an Olympic event, people from this town probably will comprise the' United States team. .Bricks and rolling pins will fill the szy over Stroud on Saturday as 16 people compete In the 2Sth annual mternatlonal Brick and Rolling Pin Friday', Ohio whuntlng Acce..oriea • Martin Sowo. Coli {61 41 377-9502. Control hun., end ION weight w!th Now Shope Diet Ploon and Hydno• W- pillo. Fruth Ph811111!CY, Joctuon Pike. If you are not able to wortl.# but you ore able to got around. cook ond buy , _ own grocerin. I hwe a .nice home 1110 • 2 room •~Yrt­ mont. wHIIot you live in free. I .,.. o widow •nd I ,_.. company. I hove 1 - . mont. laf'11'1 porch end t,.,.. pmtetlon thot lo lnclu-. Cell441-1414. Homes for Sale TlwM bed•oorns. centro! elf. vinyl · wall .,..,..., carpet out- throughout, well insulflted. new pelnt, oueChed lfllf'O!I4', Ifill grll. -nlnp. ""'ny utrM. Cd 441-2583 til 6:00PM , ott.- 6 :00PM ceR 814-241-SB6t. Price '*lucod 3bdr. homo. 1 t1C111 of land, Rl. 62, Chol'loo· ton Rd. Coll304-871-4887 or e 14· 441-82B8. R1110nably priced home, walking dlatance to town, nice built in kitchen. Coil lor •ppoinlment. 614 - 9923692. ' 1% otaoy brick on 12 pluo acre1. epprox; . 1 mile from Middleport. 7 •ma. • bath. Coli 114·912-3702 or 304882·2006. co--· 32 Mobile Homes for Sale . . 1978 RoHmont 14x70 S bdr .. prlco to oall . Franc~ City Broker•a• Servica, 448-9340 .. 1973 Boron 12xl5, 2 bdr:. gOod cond.. loti of extras. French City B•ok••vo S••· vice, 448·9340. Remodeled 2 bdrrn hou• with Cllfpeling & - · butner. FuM bonmenl • 1979 Buddy 12x80. 2 Bit. 1'h both, t4,000 . 81 4-491.· 3171 . -Iorgeto oppreciated. Priced In tho Mid 20'o. Coli 814·992· e783 lor appointment. 2 trollort olld lot. Clo~ Chepol Rd. Col 814-.2 58· 8010. Thne -oom, two otory, ......,.._ homo in Middlo· 3 real nice mobile homo. 2· .,.droom fumlohod. LOW PRICED-COMPARE ' THESE VALUES BEFOR~ YOU BUY. 12•62 • 1 2ll44 olzao. BROWN'S TAAILEII PARK. Minersville, Ohio. Cell 614-992·3324. port. Meny edded ftNoturtll. Atlting *28.600. or bait offer. No reaeoneble oHer flfund . Coli 814-992· 3061. Owner tranaferred. mt.ilt Mil, o•c. cond. 188,000.00, •11.qoo.oo dawn. Asoumo 8% pet. loon. 304-6761829. 3 bedroom houM. Prege, largo lot. UO.OOO.OO. 100% 1709 Jeff. Ave, 4 ""r hou10 Woohinglon AVe.. U4.000. A-1 Ani Eototo, Sllith St.. Point Ploo-1, 30..1176· 6104. . 1 970 Ch•mplon 80X 1 2, 2 bedroom. new underpinning, new hot wat• Ani(. pon:h. flOOd condition. C.. 949-21141 or 949-2203 otter 8:00 p.m. , Pootlon Avo-liable . 72 • Skyline. 1 bedroo!!'. lnetructor-8echelon de· etov•. refrigerator, a.c-. ~r 614-992~7626 Goo-Eiectrlc· Fuel OH, fur- - · Able to meet Ohio completely fumi1hed. Price noce Ow,.,.: Sove Monoy Depertrnent of Educetion -9 'I'. old w1ter front home. negotiable. Cell 814-192ond •-gy th;o Winter by MSPR Clll'tiflcetion require- oxc . eondillon, U.OOO 7479. Cloeely Monitoring ,-our menu or bo willing to clOwn, ownor fln•nce. Coli obt•ln . Avolloblllly for 614-25il-1218 otter &PM. 3 bedroom, 1 both, oil oloc, 1981 Hoflypark, 1 HNt·Coot In Dollo11-Conu fenced yard. Meedowbrook eKc. cond.. 12~8 through the UM of • Now 1984-85 program.,..,.. Coil Economical, Te•tad •nd or write: G111ie County Attractive home. priced thet · Dr .. 8'11 per cent a~auneble, underpennlng end a,rg~ Petent-Approved Device. Boo•d of MR-DO, P.O . Box lounbellevableiOwnormuet $314.00 mo. 304·875· room eir cond. included . . The Fuol-om·ettir It on cllt- 14.' Chothlro. Ohio 48820, od lm""'dl-yl Mldolo- 1146. 304· 896·3896 or 89li, ploy •t Form on - Abbott · {1114} 387-0102 . Contoct port. Coll814·992·1941 . 3800. .. . .,...oon: David Rotilff. 2 bedroom house.· Hartford • HNting -CooUng. and Ace Nice 2 bol•. utllty room, lot 10.140, • 10,900.00. Utod mobile homoo, 80x12 Hcln. Sto<• in 'Middl!oport, Ohio . Peroduct - C . M.S . Dpticlen for doctoro office. gtrogo. nice yord, new fur- Lowman TroiiM Soloo, buoi· Holly P•rk. goo, 2 bed•ooin', " CUT OUT ' ' Dig lUI · Homo - Utility - Golllpolio, Ohio ·~ · Mutt monee, now hot wo"" tonk. nou phone 304-882-2844 $8,99!5.00. D lo W Honift. FOR FUTURE USE" Computofo." he.. oxporlonco working priced right. Citll 446-1 185. homo phone 88:!-2004 . 2nd tnd Vlond St., Poiftt - pot-. Helping with KEN'S Plaooant 304-676-4424. Need to ohore o ride to frorne oelectlon. frerne dlt- B yro. old. ~ bedrm. 2 balho, Houto for ulo by oolote, APPLIANCE ond odf-"""'to. family room with wood ponoing MorohoU UniVMM!y doily, 1 68 Peril D•ivo, Point Ploo- Uoed mobile homo, IOxJ2 clooo 8 :00 to 12:00. 304- Knowlodgo of L.,oom- bu.,_. Singlocergo•ogo. on Nnt. 304-871·4600. Wlndoor, 3 bo!droom. g~. · SERVICE etoCked 8nd edger helpful. Ohio B 1181 ICIH 87S-4191 . 88.9911.00. D S. W Homeo, 985-3561 Stoll Certified OptiCian pre- p<>nd. City water in Racine. Beeutiful Trl-level home on 2nd end Viand St.. P91!ot All Mak11 ferred . Selooy be- on Coil 1114·949·21141 . ~ acre. 3 bdr .• family room Ploooont. 304-175-4424. •Wtahel'l •0iahWIIher11 oxperlonco. All fOIIIieo kept 1 --------~ Glveawey wHh fireplace. 1'h bolho, 4 olrlcdy conlidontlel. Wrltolo Ow- tronlferred-mutt Mil roomo io'll" w"h piMIIY of Used mobile home. 70x12 •Aefriger•ton . box 31135 In cere of the booutiful 3 bdr. home, fom- cfoaeta apece. c•rpeted CholongiOI', toto! oloc, ·2 •Dryers •Freezert . Gelllpollo DoNy Tribune, B28 lly room hoo 20 ft. of throughtout end air conditi- bedroomt. $7.995.00. D fo Third Ave.. GoiUpolio, Oh. wlndawt lor peotor•l vi-. oned. Owner he1 mov.d out W PARTS •nd SERVICE . Klnitno. Coli 448-4222. !2nd 'and Viand lin- doublo g•reoe. ftre- of otete •nd muot nil. P•lco St.,Homes, ~ · 5· 110 Pont Rleoo~nt , 304Free to good homo mole 411631 . ploce, Iorge pcwcll. 40 ft. . milled Collie 10mot. old. All FUll or pert time ulaap1r10n deck. wood1, privacy. near greatly reduced. 304·1711·· 876-4424 . shoto. Cill 441-13!54 otter tor Beroh Covontoy Jowelry Royal Ollk Ptorll. *83.900. 2497 Oftei &PM. 5. . Uood mobil' homo, B6x.H Compeny. Eom ....,.. port· B% ·--billy. Coli 614- A-Frame houoe, 7 roC.mo. 2 Cameron. totll, elec. 2 bedtlmo then ""'ftY ..,. full 11112·S420. baths, fl•oploco In family room, t7,996.00. D • W 2 bqt of yord Hit itomo. time. Good income. No 1-:--:---:--:: -- -:-::-- room. An in ground awirn- Mobile Homes. 2nd and Col\111 4-388-8448. lnvottmont, flexible tch•· Rutloncl: Buy 1 10 room ming pool, on 1 acre of Viand St.. Point Pleasant. dule. ""'""gement poalblll· hou" and 47x146 lot for ground. Will finance p<>rtlon . 304·875-!4424. . . To good hOmo, 4, 8Nglo . ttn . Prf111 and awerda In .... than a used c.r. Thefirat Phone 304-B82•29B6. pupe. , 3 mole 1 female. ••cognition of oohievo- e42711 ceoh buyo it. Voo,. 1984 Cilrolln o, 14x4'4, mother fuH INgle. Coil manto. The .._tunlly to only 'h tho ,.. voluotlont9.800.00: 1~84 Coiolina. 1114·268· 1119. •LAND CLEARED um trlpo to dreem loc•· *4~71 . Call lor oppolnt14•62. S10,99B.OO. Lo..,. tlomo . S•rlh Convontry lo 1 mont 218·394-8741. men Tooilor Solos, 304-8S2G-ey: 2coNcoklttent. 8 fuH renge jowelry _,......, 1----- - ---:eSEP'nC SYSTEMS 2844 or B82·2004. wlto. •nd 1 yr. okl. Both offwlng hivh quellly 1 41t Nice 3 -•com houn.lorgo -GRAVEL HAULED ......... Coli 192· 7e83. NEW AND USED MOBILE gold, eterllng oilvor, ond living room. kitchen, penlry, HOMES KESSEL'S OUAL· 33 dlemonde In addition to woodburlng room. bath. Bonded & Farms for Sale 2 temolo olll ond ~lnent , ITY MOBILE HOME·SALES, jewelry -ghoul prden - ' • • rent•lopert~ cetch ,,.~.. ond reta. ""· f••hlon 4 MI . WUT. GALLIPOLIS. - -- _, whj) qollod plea.. cell tho United 11-. FOI' lntor· mont. A good lnveetm•ltt RT 38. PljONE 814-448· Pliny, W.- Vo.' 2!50 oc•e view Gall be'lbblln the houri the .right time . Price : 304-e82-UIO. 7274. .1 wOrking ferm With nice 3! of trM t o - M.......,tllru •27.1100. Cohnytlmo '8 1 4· 3·5·tfc bedroom home. Cell for · Ful bi-OormanBfoe. Frtdoy. Allk lor: 8t4-388· 742· 2283. 1978 Bayview 14 X 70, more detoilt, 304- 3468118 Connie a Unit phord, 1 yr. old, good with Directo• "' 814-4411-21184 3 -room houn.in Pome- Aoffig; atov•. CA, WB. good 5095. ERA MALLORY chlld..n , lemolo, s .... 1 eo Corolyn GROUP-ASSOC. Dent 8r•noh roy,fuHy cerpoted, fully.,.,. cond. C•ll 814-448· 1808 Perk Drive. Menogor. petecl, fuR "-ant, 2 Going to OU lhlo fall? Sovo Full blooded Elkhound, 1 RN or LPN for pr!vete duty lot, new ioo • fumoce . money on houling. buy this 36 Lots & Acreage yur old. Good with child· full limo or""' time- R-odtled kitchon • both . 1989 Kit 14x80 1J10bllo ren. 304-811-7B73 . fumence. we liable. Cell ·4 48·4421 . Cell e14- 217-ltaB or 814· hamel 2 bdt., frlg.. oven, ..,lndow AC, Lot for aale ln. Mercervi,le.' 211-7878, - A -· end rem04011ng pertlolly furnlohod . Located Coll614-21i6-881B. ' Alllotont o..V.niet n11d1d 1-----:--:--:-- Aoolnl end eun• work 8 Loat end Found . •t G,_ EpiiiGGpel Church. Rotdu-. nice 3 bclrm homo, In Athono Mobile Homo Polio - !'lumblng ......._leo! CoH lt4·112·3tl8. enlc:, botomMI, goroge. 1 few mlnutea froni campus. Homesite in Cle1rview Ett· flnloh ochool with oqulty. otoo, oil utilitiH lncluotiolg' Found: Cocker cell l· =:;~::i~~E: loCIItion, buy Bol'glin priced ot •!5.800. MWor, no money down. Coil CFroe EotlmttHI 10 Identify. CellSpeniel, 114-741· to axe. 01' moyoption corry.to Col Collll14-387-713a. . 614·251· 1211 otter liPM. zaoB. ' ee2-211 · ~! ' Buying or Millng ol uoed In Northup ori Concieie. home near - • ~~~~ Ohio · Found, 1 ground. mobile hom•? Lot uo do oil Stnet. No •ostrictlont. ~p­ R--K-Creelt.July 992-6215., 992-7314 lht work. Fronch City Brok- PO{!>x. 130 fl. lrontego. Coli '· eppolnlmtnt 13. c •• 114-441-3282 ...,, Pomeroy, Ohio · orogo llervlce, 448-9340. 4-742-2841 . 44.8 - ~481 . Identify. PRIVATE . INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES •R•nt.. " TROMM EXCAVATING lh~ured PH. 742-2328 1- - - - - -- -- YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE llrepl-• • ,...... ..... o•• -c-w""' V. C. YOUNG-In ?· em �n ' Frldcly, July 20, 1984 10-lhe 36 Real Estate Wanted 64 Misc. Merchandise cut up alabt 116 6 acral or more close to lood. Coli 1114·245· town. suitable for home. Priced re.. onably . After 5 :00. 304-876-8643 . ~~=:;::~::~. 1'11runed. lawn re· :It r•taining .walla. Ren taIs 266·1427 . 41 Houses for Rent 2 ton central air conditioniftg, unit, ~mplete with lines. copper tubing, It cc>il, Furnished house. 3 bdr., $220 . 29 Nail Ave., Gallipolis. Call 446· 4416 t400. Call 446·9669. after ' Four burlel apaces in Meigs Co. Memory Garct.ns. Call 66 Building Supplies Now open for bu1ineaa, Mountain State Block. Rt. 33; New Haven. Complete maaonry suppliea, 4", 8", 12" block. Oolivory service. Phone dey 304·882-2222, evening 882-3239 . · Oood quality .l umber, 3400 board teet, Walnut. white oak , hickory . maple.• sycemor-mixed. Hardwoodl Coli 6-14·367·0135. 10 Hptiller, goldoido by side refrig with I!IXtraa, 1971 Ford pick-up with topper. 28 ft. self contained camper, 6 lug Chevy whit!~ akope wheels . Cell 6.1 4 -388· 96811. 66 0 Pets for Sale Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 614-367-7220. ' f~::;:::::::r;~~~=~~~:~:" l· ,\IIS!IIiil.ii!OII service. Engllth Cock.er Spa- niol puppies. Coll614-388· 9790. 71 Auto• for Sale nels. AKC Chow puppieo, Siamese kittens. naw litters CFA Himalayan and Persian kittens. Call614-448-3844 after 6 . Block S. white Qorder Collie pups. 7 waeko old. greot pets lor kids. Cloi614-245915B or 1114· 388·9666 . magna. Caii448·3B28. ron. $185. mth; $195. w~h refrigerator end ato'ile. plus security deposit. Cell 992· 52!!2. 1--"------ - - Newty remodeled 2 bed· room, equipped kitchen. $226. Deposit required. Coli 614-992-6319 or 992 2816. Newly redecorated. 1 bad· 42 Mobile Homes rqom, partially furnished, $226 . Deposit required. C~ll for Rent 614-992-6319 or 9922816. 1---------corpet, AC, in Gallipolis. Call ' 2 bdr. with wall to wall Furnished 1 &. 2 bedroom apartments , Middleport. Adults, no pet1, ••curity 446-1409 6· 8PM . Air conditioner, 8000 BTU, like nevi. Cell448-3142. Household furniture for aaie, LR auite. beda. stereo. lamps, and more. Aeeaona- prices. Cell 448-2053. 19' 8 & W Zenith TV, with stand. like new. approx. 3 yrs . old.. S 150. Cell 446- 4209 . . Sears Coldspot rafrig . $100. Call 448· 4209. 2 bdr. 2 mile below Eureka, deposit. Cell 614·992 · $160 mo. plus daposh. no 3874. pels. Call 814-643-2644 or i- - - - - - - - - 614·643·2916 . ' Village Manor Apta., Mid· dleport. (E . H.O.) has 1 !\lice 14it70 3 bdr .. mobile bedrm aptl. tor rent. the rent Early American. 2 piece living rm. suite, good condition. asking $276. Call home. 1236 mo. depo1it &. starts at 1201 a month that utilitie1, no pets. Call 446· 2192. lncludes oil utilitin. plus e Furni1h11d AC. Idea! for 1 or 2 men. Beautiful riverview, Kan•uga. Foster Trailer Pork. Cell 446·1602. 2 bdr trailer $176 mo. plus one mor aeeurity plus utili· tlos, Caii446·2B61 ." opt., also 2 room apt. No children. Coli 304-8822666. refrig, washer & dryer, newly decoratad. Darwin 'h mile put HMC. Cell 446-4369 or 676-9780 . · 1--------- 2 bedroom mobile home for rant, furnished, a.c .• $160. Ap1nment for rent. 2nd. ftoor, 6 rms B. bath. unfurnjahed; Office apace availa · mth. plus utilities. Daposh required. Cell 992· 7479. 2 bdrm furn . Middleport, tr1iler · in 60. mth. includes water. Deposit 8t •~ references required. 992· 3237. ble. Call 614-992-6968. 1-----·c__ _:·___ APARTMENTS. mobile homes. houses. Pt. Pleasant end Gallipolis , 614-446 · 8221 . Nice 1 and 2 bedroom 2 bedroom trailer. kitchon fumiahed. couples one amall child accepted. References. 304-675·1076 . 44 ereo. Call 992·2807. unfurn'ilhed apartments . 304-675·221B before 6 $225. mo . Deposit end refrencea required . 304- JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS {Equal Housing Opportunity) hal 1--------- one end two bedrooma. ren1 atarting at $163 for one stove. ref. 8200.00 month bedroom end $19B per month for two bedrOom. with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Volley Plazo. pool end TV ont. Call 446-2746 or leave message. Furnished apt. 919 2nd.. 875-1090 . 2 bedrbomt, kitchen with location 1 mila above Point Ploaoont, 304-773-5143. kitchen, central olr, 8260. 82H~ Second Ave.. Gollipolis. Cell 4462168. Unfurniehad 2 bdr.ln Crown 860 to $146 per mo. utilties port . paid. Coll676·5104 or 1176-6386. 4 rooms • beth, furnished, clean. no pets, adults only, deposit reference re - a Nicely furniahed mobile Hamaters 99 centa . 10 per cent off birds and bird supplies. purchased with the bird: Fish Tank. 2413 Jack· 1on Av•·· Point Ple,aant. pedal Hammond organ with hirg'e apeaker. Beautifultone quality. Suitable for home or a church. *700. 614-992- Accoustic 160 omp.. 600 watt, four 12 in. speakers, SBOO . Call 614-742·2261 . 5292. Zenith .stereo conaola AM · 399 W . Main Street, Pome· roy. Ohio. Fruit ~ 58 8o Vegetebles Blackberries for sale, also taking orderf . 304· 773· 918B . Sofa, chair. rocker, otto· 3 tables. {extra heavy Fr~~:~·~~;~'~6::B:~5. *275. Solo. chair ahd Ford fiberglass truck bed liner, $86; 36 in . 7 h.p. gold blat cement trawling m.i- Sofas and chairs priced from chlna. 8560; Victor 615 f286. to $B95. Tobleo. f46 beds, f440 .' end up to $526 .. Recliners. f176. to $375 .. lampe from $28 . to $76 .6 pc. dinettes from f99 .. to 4311 . 7 pc. $189 a_ n d up. Wood t•ble with aix chairs 8426 to S746. Deak $110 up to $226 . Hutches, up to $395 . Boby bods. firm, fiB . end $78. Queen aetl. f196. 4 dr. chests. 842. 6 dr. chests. f64 . Bod framos, $20.end $25., 10 gun · Gun cabinets. a·360. Gas or electric rengea *376 . Baby mattressea, $26 S. $38, bod frames $20, $26, & $30. king frame a60. Good &election of bedroom auitea, cedar chesta. rockera. metal cabinets, awjvel rockers. electric cash register, Iota of tape. very good condition, 8350; 28 in. table sowo; key 69 For Sale or Want to troda 3 bdr. rsnch Rt. 36, small farm or home with acreage. city achoola. Call 446-3375 oher 8PM. machine, lots of keya, 8135; antique iron railing; Eldon F;t rm Suppl<~· :1> L1 vesloc~ Orchard Equipment, Myere 400 gal. tank; bu. field crates; good cooling aystem for retriger· a~ed 1torage; complete IP· pie grader; beet with hives and eupera; . lift. rollara; 2 ~ulk tanka for gas or d~eMI fuel: Thia equipment will be shown by appointment only. Contact Opal Fitzpatrick, 61 Farm Equipment BN Ford Traetor. plow, disc, cultivator. 3~8-B318. Soil or trade 130 formoll with cultivators. exc. cond. Will con1ider trade for good Wilkeavillell14-&89-4376. used PU. Call 446· 7838 after &PM. Craftsman· 4%" jointerplaner with motor 8t atend, 8120 . Alto Warda Gas 4 row corn planter. lnt.,na~ 1ion11. 4 row cuttivatora, dryer. $60. 614· 742-2877. Remington 270 Riffle. model 760 pump with Weov"' K6 pivot ocope. 500 gallon sprayer. Coli 814-742-2B77. 941 Cat End loadera, ropa, 1 Vl yard bucket, good cond. fiot Allis HO 6 doz.,, rops, 45 excellent conditon. 1276. For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. 304-468·1542. Firewood for sale, UO.Oci - - - - - - - - . , - pick·up loed. f30.00 doli· G3 Livestock vered . 304·675·2991. 1---------- 614·949·24.3 7. 2nd. Ave ., Gallipolis. Call 446-4416 oltor 9 PM . 46 Space for Rent Vena 8o 4 W.O, 197B Oies.ol VW Robbil sunroof, good tlre'1. great mileage, U.Ooo,, Coli 814· 245-60.1 8. 197g Sunblrd Pontloc 4 spd .. good cond. Coli 44693110 aflor &PM , ce• 1871 fury II. 1974 VW buo. 446-31211. Swap Meet- Buy, loll or tflde your automobile. bolt. truck. cycle. camper. Every Sot. • Sun. Golllpolis Floo Morllet. Only 83.00adayto display your vehicle to thou· sands of shopper. 7 AM· BPM. Rt. 311 • 160. owner, 26.000 miles. Soli for balance owed $6,200.09 thru July 27, naedo winds~iold. Cell 44642og . 1979 Chevy Caprice CIOI· lie. 2 dr. oc. pa. V-8 engine, 74 Motorcycle• . auto. p.s.. p.b .• e•cellent 1974 MozdaStotionwogon, 38,000 miles. 8150. or best offer. Coli 614-8811-4174. option, 3 bdrms, 2'11 baths, 2 acres. 'fonced yord, wood burning fireplace. famHy room, a.c .. eppflancn. lerge IHIHment.city water & g111, f360. mth. whh 8100. applied to p~rchaae: price. Call 614·986·4387. 1980 Yamoho 81.100 Spe· cial, king 9 queen ..... 3,600 miles. Col 614-2411· 8817 or 1114-246-11282. 1981 Hondo 7110 custom, llko - · podded olosy bor. 2 h'el.meu, 2600 81.760. Cell 0314. miles. 1114·367· 84 Hondo XR80 8800.; XR1 00 Hondo t&OO. Call 814-843·6360. Tomoo Mopod; Medium size utHity trailer. See at 1 30 Wehe Terrace. Pomeroy. Coli S92· 7350. · Honde 60, motorcyclo, minIbike. 3-opesd. like new. f300 . firm . Coli 1114; 742· 2877. "i;;;;:;-;~:::;.-;;:;-;;;,;;-::;;;: I' Suzuki GT 760 with lorring •1.100.00. Phone 304·11711·11198. ., RON'S Television Sorvlce. • •, Spaclolirlng In Zenith and ' Motorola. Oua1ar. and .,; houee calls. Col 304·117112388 or &14·4411·2464. Fetty Trn Tri.nmlng. atump , romovol. Cell 304-6711- . 1331. ' G-reat! Just wh"t we need! - rienced roofing, including : hot tar application. carpen- ~ ler, eloctrlclon. moson. ~oil 304·678·2088 or 676· 4560. : ClrCo winch , good coi'ld. '82 Honda V 411, 304-875· • new benery, new 3106. tiree. br•H•. new: •hocks. Out· stonding condition. Asking price t6.000. Call 99211946. 1963 Mercury 76 Boati end Motors for Sale Mo'ltery, GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER. Woto< removal, .,• mllee. ell furniture cleaning, free etti· • .. ....• : motos, 304-675-22911. Water wetl1 commercial end .. '1• tfomutic, 111t hole1. pump ;."' solos ond sorvice. 304·8911· 3802. WINNIE BASEMENT WATER· PROOFING. Unconditionol l~etlme guaromee. Locol · ' "'' 1"' ~ i" ' 614·237·0488. 8 a.m. to 6 J ;; ' p.m. Rogan Basement Waterproofing. perking Iota, ony alzajob. ' > , Remodeling, siding, Instal· , ling 111d repairing flreplocos. dow,. 304-1176-111110. Eooni~~levb~nL~ti~-----~~-------------------------------··; 7:30 a ([) Inside Look 82 7/2.0/84 .Plumbing ·a. Heating - CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATiNG . (J) Andy Griffith Cll Nowa/BporUI/W-r (J) MocNeii/Loh,... Newaflour · •• ~Bter Po.,. up tent camper. 1 .· 21 0 Wll toped at' lhe Pociflc Amphl· theatre ln Caata Mea1, Cell· fomla. Rlfloman Mazda SporUILook Carol Burnett aatABC. Nowa (J) <lll CBI WortdngWomen engine - 86 MP.riJi iii111 I sI! your own ...-.oned wood this winter. 614·268·8246. LimHtone, 61 Household Gooda Sand, Qravet. Delivorod In Moson, Meigs, Golllo or pick up ef Richards & Son. Coli 448-77811. Plastic clstorns stefo op· proved. pl11tlc oeptlo tonica, ploollc cuivort, m~tol cui· verts, RON EVANS ENTER· PIII8ES, Jackson. Oh 814216-11930. goes to court end Maggie Is stalked b'i_ an unknown ag· (I) ~of Fortune Menhmen .Transfer.' The jazz vocal group, The Men· henan Trentfer, joina John <lll Nowo ()j) Buolness N-r 7:30.. I 10:111 J•"-'-• (J)..'Ilc Toe Dough MOYIE: Album John Cll 1 wrop-up of 'Octopuoey' Flah: Elton America!! .T - Jorn' 10:30 Cll My Uttle Morgle <B> MMteotpllce ThHtre (80 min.) I. , ...... .I...... . MOVII: 'YIIIIey Girl' ~IIPN leorlol , _ ,_ '*lien: liM-Open JoinH Boys Wotor lervlco. AIID pools tUiod. Coli 1114' Zlll·1141 cir 1114·448· 117& or 114-4!411·7811. Golf Clwl •• • ,.. ......... flam lt. Arid •••· lccttlind , ~MOVtlr 'Daneven•a JIM I WATER SERVICE . Coli Jim Loniot, 304·8711· 7387. Cll. 1J1 ~ L11110 i - aI.Uko'o (I) IJI Duloee of H n' loftg- brother • TIIIITAT! UPHOLaTIRY 8HOP 1113 Bee. Aw .. 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[Closed Captioned] e s- coin first pr,on:>ctlon. {II) 1110 min.\ lneod Captioned) AtTheMovlee 11 :00 ([) Ill • (]I • ()J ' lealitl: T--. 1D be 87 Com- Agronoky - •nd conten1 In hil ' merriege to Both, O.vld Ia given hlo Dr.WI.-off- 1m .._.•• Court hDeretaTime 1:00 Cll CD M.otwr M•• and tho Mestor reoo ogelnat -•-ot-fortuno to ' find ~ secret treoouro. (R) m 'To Servo Thorn AN . My Ooyo . ·Challenged by hie jbb ·. ., . lndepaDCient Newa MOVIE: 'Tile Grut the 1884 sao· Cll All In tho Fornliy Fornily FIUd Love Cotii'*Ctlon ·Cll Pomlly Ptud . 1- - tho UIFL 'A aon.' the ESPN Jr. Woher:waight Championship . (I) MOVIE: 'Deeth Pol~' 3 :00 ([)MOVIE: 'll!lontv Pytllon LJw I t tho Holly..,_. Bowl' (1)700 Club 3 :16 (()MOVIE: 'Octopuaoy' WiiMorns end the llotnon MecNaii/Lohror - am<JD- Smith · vs. Prank Montgo· mary in 1 12-rot.WK:I bou1 for Pop1 Orchutre for 1 epeci&l performance . (60 min .) . . ' ":t:W a Cll <lll , _ , Creot A custody bottle over JoHph ~ ol Fortune j:lectrical Refrigeration Qeneral Hauling In ume• Mus·- . Wresllhtg son: ([)J..!.M •• -OVIE: 'Son18w'-e • • ·-lkfli<>tlk 'BO'a 'Sugar Ray Leonard va. Ayub Kalulo (Houston, June, 1981).' (80 min.) Cll World Chlmplonohlp wrap-up of the 1984 tea- 2 :00 afDNowa (I) Children: World' a Most Vof_R_rce ' (!) Newal8lgn Off 2 :111 ~ ~J:iN Newo 2 :30 I)) Top - , . frbm Atlar!tlc Clly, NJ TopRonk Boxing preearns lonnie ([) MOVIE: Min' Cll Tho I)) .s u - 8ouu of tho 1- Brown gressor. (R) (110 min.) Cll Evon11111 lit · pgp. 'The '8:00 Bum' tion to develop,· produce end deliver a superior product . {Ciolad Captioned) 1o:oo Cll H..., ...lght Boxlnu: Gerry c-.., vo. Phillip ....... EVENING a(JINowa . 1 :1 II ([) MOVIEt 'The Betsy' (() MOVIE: 'Amityville II: The-' I)) EIPN'a Rlngelda Review 1 :30 Cll .._. TIMit llol> Clll!olld Gold Hits a at CNN H-ine Nowo 1 :411 I)) tho USFL 'A ·• Dollar Scan .· An laraelibaaed manuf•ct.uref races the. clock and the competi· ........ dendSon ·a (II . Entert81nmont ' -' , 2:411 I)) Made Sportolook 1 :00 (I) I Morried ,J.., Cll ABC Aocko (]I MOVIE: 'Butn, Witch. thet they ore engaged to ba merrlad. iRl (60 min .) (I) Stotowlde (JJ)P9:30 (I) Errt8rpriH 'The Million BportoC- I I2000' Magazine MOVIE: 'Deeth Ra!:e ([) MOVIE: 'Thit .EM!h Still' . (I) MOVIE: 'Once Upon 1 Time In West' B:OO a ([) (!) Dlff'rent Strokes Conduaion. Mr. Drummond catches up with Maegie and , they decide to get married.. Cil Dr. Who - · [JI ~ of Rich andfamouo (JD AU Crwoturea Grell and 7/21/84 Clll Muolc and Miaa ErNe surprise ever· yone when they announce H... Como the lrldea Nlglody w Solid Gold ' Cll&tor- SATURDAY C l l - lonny SMw a (J)PM~ne 7:00 .. Knouff Firewood Reduced prices thru July 31st. Hovo INightOonrlo·A Hot Summar T)lla concen Trek , matters. 9:00 • ([) (!) MOVIE: ' The Heunt11111 Pnaion' (1)700 Club (I) (II Dlol!aa Clayton Cll (!) NBC N.... 8 :30 elactrlcol lints. SEWING Mochlne rep a ln. ltrVIco. Authoriud Binger Bolla & lervice Bhorpon lcluors . Fobrlc 8 hop. Pomoroy . 1114·892-2284. Rai- (B) RMA!g phone~~~~~~i;;;;:== 8o llli Cll [JI • ( I ) - T_..re Hunt (J) EIPN'a RIC(ng Weekly !==::::======:: li4 Cll Cll • · V~ Louie Rukeyaer analyzes the '808 with a weekly review of economic and inveatment EVENING 8:00 • I 8:30 Cll s - Book (I) (B) Will Btreal Week FRIDAY a. . For Lease \ Cement finisher, Richard Gortlold . 614·886·4484. 614-992-7479 . 49 ·.• • Otiginal BURDETTE CAMPER iALE8 • SERVICE, Open dolly Ito 1:30, Sst. 8 to 4, CloM lundoy. U.S. Rt. 110, Coolvlllo, Oh 814-667· 3386. 1 .., • refMences fumished. Free eatimetea. Call collect 1· • ., . ,, ., 1 Do1er Oltcher, Dump trucks. • wlter-gas- sewer- 4 trailer lots, 304·676· 1076. I : 1974 Colifornie style 16 ft Gollipolis. Ohio inboard ski boot, Chevrolef Phone 1114·44&·3181 or oquipment, 81, 79& .00. ongine, V-drlvo, lne•ponolve _•_1_4_·4_4_6_·_44_7_7_ _ _ __ 304-196-3B98. to operata, ...t• 4. new 1 upholstory. new brokes, JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT· 1979 ford F 1 00, vary cleon , 13,000 Includes trailer. Call lNG. At. 1. Box 31111. Golll· ond In ••c cond. 304·676· 448· 1822. polis. Coli 814-367·011711 . 2683 oftor 6. I--------- , - : - : : - : - - - - : - - - - 16 h 9 8 Bojo red • olive ' SHULAW'B Plumbing ond · · · 11 & Morcury r, Heetlng, 21.1 Sixth' · St .. . 1983 Buick l.eSobro Ltd. mstolflokt Low mHos, 1 owner, locly motor bro'nd n Point Plo11ont. W. Vo. 304· driven, fully equipped, whlto heed. • never used. v- po-r Show 11711·6420. Licensed and with Londeu top. lmmocu· room condlton. 811.000. Call Insured. late throughout. 301 VI 8 14- 1187-UBS. engine, with overdrive tren•-la.;;;;:;;:~;-;;;::-&;;;;;;1; mlesion. Very aconomlcol. a b 83 EKcevating 14 ft 304-676·21181 or- 2113 6~"h.p~.'~ohns.,;; motor Birch Ave. trollor . 1114·992·71139. Good·1 Exoevatlng, bolO· .'72 Buick, good cond, manto. foottrl. driveways. 304-676-1402. septic lanka, lsndaoeplng. Coli onytlme 1114·448· & AcceSiorle• 1978 Olds, 4 door, V·ll, air, 4637, James L. Oovlson. Jr. PB. PS. AM-FM. cruise. owner. Phone 304-6711-11288. Call Four 14x7 poliohed dloh Dozor Work by Tod Honno. lftlt' 4:00. slotted eppll- wheels Dhchoo. ponds. roods. lond with lug nula and cant"' cllaring. etc. Call Motor C1r cops. ExoeUont condition. 8rokors, 448·8692. 11110. Cellll14·892· 3833. Co .Ru· Two olde mount tool boxH, J.A.R.Conotructlon tland, Oh.614·742·2903; 8 ftdonl, prlrnod, f100.00. Banmente.. Footere. Con· 304·87 ·4088 . crete wc;nk, Baekhoe·a. actual -. ' Cor. Fourth and Pine vary good condition. 37.931 L I simulated bric:k and ltucco ~ · "' thermo replacement win· " T·tops, 49,000 mKes. naw -. ... ~- f"'' '79 Honda Twlnstar, 2.000 mi. garogo kept. 8660 .00. 304-6711·4088. Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call locotell 1 milo from Sliver Bridge Plozo. 8196 pluo eloctrlc & gas . Coil 448· 4614 or 1·304-273-9748. ~ "J. oxp. Collll14-388-8662. Baaementa. pool decka. This 2 bedroom apt . has new cerpeling 8t fr'eth paint. opt. ·~ 1 :, 1979 Kowosoki KZ 1000 MK 11. Low miles ei<c. cond. 11.600 . 00 . 304-6'764077. Dateun Fumlalted offloloilcy '•. Coli 441· 1 ;l32. , . terior. plumbing. roofing. aome remodeling. 20 yra; RINGLE!S SERVICE . oxpo- 1978 Harley davidaon tronamlulon, 10 cu. ft. fraezer, ontlque mlrroro. Call 114-21111-114811. 3 room fumlohed upetolrs opt .. 1618'h Chotham Avo. Coil 446·1232. ·• . '. 446-0338. Goregt opt. furnished. 29'11 Noll Avo .. Golllpolls. 1 bdr. , f231i. utHitiH paid. Coli 446·441llllfl"' 9PM. '• ,, " COUNTRY MOBILE Homo adulta only, no pets. Cell Furnished opt. 2bdr. 1136'h 2nd., GollipoHo, t186 wotor pold. Call 446-4416 after 9PM. Mercum Roofing S. S-t· Now lnetallng rubber roota. 30 yoora experience, speclollzing In bull up roof. Co111114·38B·88tl7. lri'G . H • S Home lmprovementa ·~X tion. 8380. Call onvtlme. 992-2728. condition . 614·992·6161 . ---------- 1980 211'0 Hondo Elslnor Hko vinyl aiding, roofing, room addition. atorm wlndowa. new. Coli 4411·01117. stone. Call 614· 387·0409 1971 8110 Yomoho, runs or 1114-367-7244. good. f400 or best offer. GENE'S DEEP STEAM 245·11892. CARPET CLEAN, 1979 CR 260, exc. con&. acotchguard ."water extrac· ,.. .. New 0- ring chain & lion, daodori1er1. FREE lltl· • ·o~ sprockets, IBOO. 245· matH. Reaeonable ratea. • Gent Smith, 992·8309. 5892. I body good condition. ••c. performance. Will consider' Tomoa moped, untl one ell offors. Coli 614· 992· summer. excellent condi~ 7412 after 5 p.m. Home . Improvement•' 77JeepWogoneerp.s.,p.b., 4 wheel drivo. Price reduced to 81400. Coli 614-742· 2281 or 304· 773-11884. · PAINTING· lnt.,.ior ond .ox- Sportste<. new point job. 19B2 VW Rabbit block tlo . 11<coflent condition. 12;1100. edition, silver . blue int., 6 Collll14·742-3001. apeed. aunroof. caaHtte. 1 81 19'J9 Pontiac Trans Am Walburn, 380 S.Third, Mid· !llepon .. 992-2B05. speed sprayer. 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo good cond .. low ml· leogo. Csll446-4815. Beum addition, IMM with LAYNE'S FURNITURE and up to 8·1 26 . Hide-a- TOP CASH peid for lot' model used cars. Smith Bulck· Pontloc. 1911 Eoatern Avo., Gollipolls. Call . 614-4411·2282, 77 Pontiac Astro. 2 dr .. 82000 . 00 . See Morvin Gloogo at Modern Supply FM radio. 304·676· 1138. M ~o~sical Instruments , . -lc. Double key board, full foot · gerator 304·876· quired. Ci111614-446-1519. hqme , in city, CA. 1 or 2 · For Sale one uaed Allis Chalmeu fork truck lift · iflty. Coli 614·266·6620 . 2 bdr. apt. newly dacorotad. 3 male Beagel pups. 9weeka old , · $30 .00 . 304·676· 5299. 57 Gallipolis. t176. Men only. _c_a_ll_6_1_4_-4_4_&_-a_7_6_6_._ _ Coli 446-4416 after 9PM. 1Slaeping room '125. utilitiel paid , Share bath. male Newly remodeled 2 bdr., only. Ronga a.· refrlg. 919 equipped now. 614-985-4227. some, S1IIO .OO. 304·675· 6073 or 675-8866. 2152. $110. Manreuea or box apringa, full or twin, $68., 3 roo.m apt with bath, ref. atove, utilities furnished . Deluxe broiler oven, like Minor Bird 8 mo. old, talka Call51 -992-6879. apt ., unfurnished. down· t~wn. no pets. phone 304~ 675·4624 oftor 5 PM . Apartment for Rent a. Blue Tick pupa, 304·676· 6459. operate• on 110 volta. used 2 yean. Call 614-742- Very nice 2 bedroom duple• p.m. Oak wall phone•. rockers; praued chairs, pedestal ta miac. Paul blea, hutches, Conkle Furniture, Rt. 7, Tuppers Plains, Ohio. oeperate. 304·882·3590. ' ,. ~ Sewing machine ·in cabinet. $660. and up. maple or pine finish. Bunk bed complete with mattreaae1. $260 . and 1.:__________ chino cobint. Cell 614-3677197. Canary singer• and heina from Belguim and England. Pair love birda, cage will aell 304-67&-20113. good. $75. Call 614-992On North 4th St. , Middle· l-:-6_s_o_2_.- - - - - - - - - pan 2 bed:room furniahad regulation pool table. antique roll top delle.; 3,000 lb. rol - !ift, glaaa fireplace acreen & grate. dining tt,1ble· volua. Cell Paul Sounders. 445·B643 . 10,000BTUAirconditioner, $200 aecurity d$osit is requirad. We juat laid new Fr..zar for tale, unico, less · carpet in them & . t~oy,re than 1 yr. old . Call6 14 ·99 2 · located near 1· doctor's 2807 · ~ office & shopping areas. Call '1---------~614-992· 7787. Frost proofrefrigerator' runs 2 bdr. fumishlid off Rt. 554, $175 plus depos~. Clol 1------.,-~-814-388·9651 . 1 bdrm apt. .rent, stove, 2 bdr .• 12x6b unfurnished, 614-742-2484. Me~ag Woohar & dryer; YZ125 motorcycle, 8 h. Ragittered Blue Tick Coon hounda. 3 female. 1 male pup. S.e ll or trade of equal 73 • Oragonwynd Cattery Ken- horne In Middleport. Well , • AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service. Coll614-446· 7795. . ' cilllies, Pick up end delivery insUlated. w-to-w carpet, air, ·garage.ldeal for a lingle or couple. No pet1 or child · nf BURDETTE C,t.MPER SALES • SERVICE, U.S . Rt. SO, Coolville. Oh 1114·, ; 687· 3386. Boardii'!g all breed1. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities. slonal All-breed grooming. Brierpatch Kennel, Prof••· CoiJtpletely redecorated small four room and bath 11 generator a1 7.100 . HILLCREST KENNELS Indoor-outdoOr bOardlftg fa- UC dishwasher, wood 8. coal etove used twice, new Honda motorcycle 30 -ut=l 1979 Yollowstono 23 h ., with -ning ond sir condl· tlcining, 88.710. 19711 Yollowstono 20 · ft. f3,9911 . " 1874 YellowotC!nO 1e ft . with owning. 11,88ti. 1B77 • Ceve!Qde, 21 ft. awning ~, 11 and air Qondlttonlna.' ~ f5,896. 1973 Tenv, 23 ft .. owning 14.3911. 1872 Chaeto 211 lt. with olr conclhlonlnv1 12, 7811. 1178 Cltotlon 24 rt. wh~ -nlng . ond air, 1& ;1811 . 1979 · · Southwind motor homo 28 : ft. with owning. olr • 814-9811-3882. 0 9PM. "' Daily Sentinel-Pogo •i r'"ji;;;::;(.;'jViiUi;:iiiiG~Ti:;m>S""'\1 79 Moton Hom88 & Camp"" 64 Misc. Merchandise KIT 'N' CAIILYLI ®by l.a"J Wright potiol. bark aawd·uat . Contact Bruce Davision. Call ~ 614· 1he Friday, July 20, 1984 Ohio Sentinel ,_, ..,.,.. A1I:hflepat1, Ohio One letter standi for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters. apostrophes, the length and fonnaUOIJ ol the woros.are all hints. Each day the code letters are dHferent. . ·, CRYPrOQUOTES RD MNBISHBO, MNQ~XMRBZ MZBZSHBO NDO MPBBRANDZX MNBOKW M N ~ ~ Z D. "Q W S N R B · K .N 0 W" Yeolienlay'e Cl')'ploqaote: 'l11AT PRACTICE MAKF3 PERFF;Cf IS SORELY A FABLE, OR ~I.SE I'D B~ KN0WH FOR MY ' GOURII(ET TABLE. 1- RUTII J{OLMGREN . ' . ' �• Page • Friday, July 20, 1984 12-The Daily Sentinel City tightens_security Area deaths I ' after Coleman attacks •• Walls Grady. Toni, GI1!111 and Crajg (wlte Plea$ant ValleY Nurslni Care t)nlt. Surviving are her ll"sband, Eu- ·Joanne) Turlt; slstenl, Bertha Cote She was born Jan. 19, 1913, at • of Lakeworth, Fla. and Tusl Leon. SbewasarnemberrttheGood , DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - Thurs- spends the day at carqp," Mre.• Ma!y K. Baker, 82, foonerJy of gene M. Jolmson; . two daulihters, Coolville, died Thursday in Mo- EU7Abeth Barringer ot Reedsville, Koolstra ot Ashton; m.; a brother Shepberd United Methodist Church day was a 'beautiful summer day Neilson said. "I keep him· In the and stster-tn-law, Raynicm and and a memberrt thechurch'sladles , here. But children were ~more house lherestolthetlme. Moetatthe, narch Manor Nursing Home in . and . Mary O'Conner of Valdez, Alaska; three sons, John M. of Pearl Karr or Belvidere, m.; aid society' closely guarded. pt!Opleweretra~· other children don't go to camp llld Amstead, W.Va. lng in p&irs, doors were locked and juSt stay In their houael watcbllla Surviving are her husband, Ar· She was born tnSyracuse,N.Y., a Canton, George R. o! Racine, and sister-in-law, Mildred Karr of daughter of the late Eugene and Paul R. or Lorain; ftve brothel'$, Franklin Grove, Dl.; and several !bur D. McCoy; ooe daughter, security was Increased at senior -TV. People are afraid to Ietthelrkldl on the street." ROnald, Raymond, Delmar, Hollie nieces and nephews. Diana Anderson- of Point Pleasant; citizen centers. , Shamnaham Riopelle. Pollee said the)' were uncertain and Charles Grady; three sisters, Frlel)ds !D8Y call at the MWer CautiOn w~ ti\e watchword as three sons, Danny McCoy o! Siuvlvors include two daughters, whether Coleman remained In the Tessie Wolle, Frances Parsons and Funeral Home, Grove City, ~2-4 Parkersburg, W.Va., llllrey McCOy authorities continued their search J'41'S. Margaret Johants or Canada, aqea followlrigtwoa,lle&ed~arthaftl ; Martha Emerson; and 15 grandand7·9p.m. today.FuneralseiVIces o! SyraCuse, and Roger McCay ot for fugitive Alton Colmlan, wanted and Mrs. Lon1anne Parker of Oak and the beating of Gays, who bad children and 11 great· will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Cottageville, W.Va.; · two slst.enl, In connection with a six-state crime Hill, W.Va. -harbored hlrn and COIIIIJIII!Ion. funeral !lOme. with the Rev. Dan Lwlse MWerofLeon, and Ada King !ij)Iee. · &he was preceded in death by her grandchlldren. Besides her parents she was Davis o!!lclatln,g. Burtal wW ·be In .o! Sidney; ¥ brothers, . Elwood COleman, who was added last Delra Brown, 21, the weelrllefore, parents and her husband, Mlke preceded In death by three brothers !heConcorclCernetery.Donationsln Rollins of VIrginia; and Vernon ~ '· to.. the FBI's "l'en Most The Gay$' car was . recovered· Balcer; In Januaey 1984. . · · her memory may be made to Gl'Q\Ie RoUtns of Florida; and Dine Wanted" list of !ugltlves, 1s alleged Thursday, two days. afler: It Will Fiiends may call at White ·and a sister. · Mrs. Johnson was a men'lber o! City Church of Christ. til bave raped !our children- iwoof stolerl. . grandchlldren. , Funeral Home In Coolville after 7 . Pollee also are searcllllli for a the Mount Moriah Church or God · whom ~re killed. He also bas been tonight. Funeral seiV!ces will be Fllneral serviceS will be held at 2 · EverettE. King . . woman and her two chlldren WI10 and was associated with the p.m. Sunday in Good Shepherd linked to the death& of fool' 0~ helCI at the funeral home at 10 a .m. were at Gays' IKme at the same G veslte memor1a1 rttes for United MethOdist Oturch, with the people, . two or them women. Saturday, with oortal In Coolville National Marttlme Union. Services will be held at 1 p.m. ra Charges bave been!lledagalnsthlrn · time as Coleman and Ms. Brown. Cemetery. " Monda In Ewing Funeral Home Everett E . King, 72, Peru, N.Y., a Rev. Joh!l H. Icenhower and the Rev. Jack Ferrell officiating. Bur!al in two o! the slaylngs. ' . with ~ Rev. Jim Satter!leW former resident o! Meigs County, "We're still working under the Infant Black "You don't see children oot," said will be In Forest HWs Cemetery. off!c!atlng Bur!al will be In Letart who died in June In Plattsburgh, Frtends may call at Wilcoxen Macey Diane 'Neilson, who Jives assumption that Coleman could still Graveside rites were l)eld this FallsCe · ~ Fr!endsmaycallat , N.Y., willbeheldat2p.m.Sundayin Funeral Home from 7-9 p.m. three doors !rom the lxxne of the be In the ~a. because there's. no iZ~ troin 2-4 and 7•9 Hemlock Grove Cemetery, with the Saturday. . momtng In Gravel Hill Cemetery In the rune': Rev. Millard Gay and his wife, who Indication be's anYWhere else," said Sund· Rev. W.H. M!ddleswarth Cheshire for Malorte Lynn Black, p.m. T)le body will be taken to church allegedly were beaten and robbed pollee Det. J. Durharn..Je!ferson• . ay. officiating. "We have to untll we know stWborn infant daughter of Lonnie . by Coleman, 28. Mr.Kingwasaretlredwelderand · one hour before services. dltteren\iy." imd Edith Geraldine Grtmni Black. Freda E. Jones "l have a . 5-year-old son .who p!pef!tter. Ewing Funeral Home Is Edythe W. Spencer The Rev. MarR Seavers off!clat· In charge ot serVIces. tng, Ewing Funeral Home was In Freda E. Jones, !41, Grove City, Edythe W. Spencer, 92, 174 William R. Mcintyre charge of arrangements. died Tuesday. The Racine Village Council ap- · lal!t day the fees were payable, It Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, died She was born In Middleport, a proveda$76,421jbudgetforl!llllatlts was reported. CouncU directed the Wllllain R. Mcintyre, 77, Owens· Thursday In Pomeroy Health Care Frank Clark daughter o! the later Joseph and Monday evening meeting. clerk to wrtte a letter protesting the . boro, Ky., formerly or New Haven, Center. Caroltne Decker Karr. She was born In Antiquity, a A. public hearing on the budget fees. : Frank Clark, well-known Hem· Mrs. Jones ws a charter member died Wednesday In Owensboro. CouncU directed the street comlock Grove resident, died this of the Grove City Church of Christ, He was born Aug. 3, 1906, In West daughter of tbe late Charles H. and was also held. Don Sommers of Fanners Horne · missioner to con!act owners o! twll_· Adeltne Pickens Watson. morning In Holzer ME!dical Center. past president o! the PTA's ot Vlrgtnla.lfe was preceded In c;!eath AIIJnln!Stratlon omce 1n Marietta, basketball gQ!Ils and ask them to . Mrs. Spencer was a member of Ewing Funeral Home is In charge of · Chicago Avenue Elementary by his first wlte, Nellie Mcintyre, In spoke to council concemtng the remove them. ' the Harvey Memor1al Church arrangements. School, Starltng Junior Hlgh School 1981. neededslepstoslartactlononaloan : In -a meeting with the Board o! . .Surviving are his second wife, Brailenton Beach, Fla. and Central High School. She was a Lillie H. Johnson < available to the village. Public Mfatrs Th~y, COllllcll · · Surviving are two daugbiers, member o! the Partea Club and the Ruth Mcintyre ot OWmsboro, Ky.; E .A. _Wingett asked council to wtndlscusswater.systemlmpl'OV!!Olle · son, Thon1as Mcintyre o! t>lx!e Spencer Smith o! Portland, UWe H. Grady Johnson, 66, Ladles Auxlllaly orB o! RT. !nspect the trees along his property ments. CouncU ls concerned over and Anna Mae Graham, Avondale Norloik, Va.; twll stepdaughters, Survivors Include ber hlisband, Racine, died Friday In Veterans Une and the cemetery. raising the water TilleS to pay back Mark H. Jones; a daughter, Holly Charlotte Grice o! Salt Lake City, Estates, Ga.; two sons, Charles Memor!al Hospital. spencer of Anna Marla, Fla., and CouncU discussed the late lees the FlM loan. Utah, and Peggy Link of Richmond, Mrs. JohnsOn was a retired cook (Hulda} C. Turk of Colurnlm; a charged by Racine .Gas & Service The next meeting wUI be at 7 p.m. ~Wy Spencer o! Pomeroy; and 25 Ind.;-twoslsters, Hazel Stockman of lor the Ohio Barge Line. She was daughter wtd son-In-Jaw, Joyce and Co. The ottlce was not oped' on the-~ Aug. 61n the village hall. grandch!ldren and 23 great· Seminole, Fla., and Grace Murdock born JuJy8, 1918,atSpencer, W.V;J., Jack Buck ot Grove City; grand· grandchlldren. . daughter of the late Onle and Estle children, Mark andJ ennifer Buck, of Galloway. (ContlnuedfromPage1} She was preceded In death by ber_ Funeral services wUI be at 2p.m. Sunday In Foglesong Funeral parents; her · husband, Charl!e Horne, Mason, with the Rev. John Spencer; two sons, a sister and a counter arguments fmm congress- The measure Is pending in the _ . Campbell omc!attng. Burial will be . brother. men . seeking to protect their pet Senate. Fr!ellds may call at Ewing, projects. In Graham Cemetery. Friends may Miller was also the drtvlng Ioree call at the !uneral home Sunday Funeral Home from G-8 p.m. . MWI!{ has opposed co~!onal behind efforts to save !00 jobS at the Fifty cases were concluded Wed- clear dlslance, $10 and costs; Satunlay. Graveside services will salary Increases and re!u~ to Sunnyhlll coal mine near New nesday by Meigs County Court Melissa Thomas, Long B<itum, !rom nOon until service time. be at the Letart Falls Cemetery at accept fees tor speaking and other Lexington. Judge Patrick O'Brien. . speeding, $21 and costs: Jeffrey Flossie J. McCoy ·. ' · 3::Jl ·p.m. Sunday, With the Rev. ·en~ts, . · : Forle!tlng bonds were Don Rose, Packard, Binghamton, N.Y:, speed· Face<! witb a decision by Consu·', Flossie Jane DeVault McCoy, 71, James Corbitt off!clating. Portland, $45, overw!dth vehicle: lng, $21 and costs; Shilron Herald, "I started !hat way, and I feel that mers Power to terrnlnllte the Mount Alto, died ~ morning 1n Charles Bailey, POmeroy, $45, Mlddleport,speedlng,$2lanclcosts; Is a responslbillty o! the job,'~ said- SUrtnyhlll contract, Miller Invited disorderly conduct; Donald McMa- Ronald ,Sargent, Cheshire, speed· Miller. "Maybe It's not very smart. utlllty, coal,rallandlabonep~ cs nhan, Martetta, $50, speed; Joseph !ng, $23 and costs; Franklln Jewell, ' . And mallbe It keeps me being, tatlves to meet In his o!!lce last . Brown, Grove City, $40, speed, and Rutland, resiSting arrest, 10 days In probably, one o! the pooJ'ellt February. The meeting triggered AMe!gsCountywomanwasclted reportedly stopped to make a right ; David Antill, Marietta, $50, jall, live days suspended, one year negotiations that led Consumers tum at Collegf Street Herdman !!Qngressmen on the HW." by theGaWa-Meigs post rt the state · overhe!ght. probation and costs; ·sterllng Necouk\'not stpp 1n time and Miller and his wife, Helen, own a Power to success!ully gain an allegedly highway patrol following a two-car Hearings Included Dale Riffle, v!Ue Sr., _Galllpolts, ckmestic vbstruck Stanley f!' < ¥ri behind. . eondoollnlum in the Washlngton from the conunlsslon and extension accklent at the - Intersection o! Pomeroy, fined $10 and costs, lence, eight days In Jall and costs; give SunnyhW a tlu'ee-year "brea· .. car · r eceived light area and maintain a home In Herdrfla!l's College Street and Ohio 124 in !allure to display valid registration; Lester Wise Jr., Rutland, illegal th4lg space.'' damagewhllestanley'swasmoder·. Lancaster,. w hereMWerwasreared Hoy N!tz, Pomeroy, overload, $457 conveyance o!prohlbited Items onto Syracuse Thursday. ately damaged 1n the 8j.'Cident. In a family of six chlldren. The The patrol said can driven by HerdmanwascltedbyUJepatrollor CQUPle bas two children and live ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _::.._....;...._ .. and costs; Cliff A. Clay, V,:est grounds o! a detention facillty, 90 . Columbia, speeding, $l) and costs; days In jall and costs; Frank Wl1yll!, . Tracy Herdman, 18, Syracuse, and !allure _to stop In an assured clear ~n. · , Clifford Icenhower, Pomeroy, crtm- -Little Hocking, speeding, $21 and Wort!IY Stanley, S7, Syracuse, were distance. , · Most recentlY. MWer has helped lnal mischief, 10 days In Jall with .costS; ·Daniel Talbott, Portland, eastbound on 124, when Stanley · · REMEMBE~ A'. one-eat a.cddent Thursday steer through the House a .bW eight di~YB suspended, one year !allure to control vehicle, $100 and morning on Eagle Ridge Road 1n author!zlng $2f,O lor replaceprobation, resltutlon and costs; costs; Lester Wise Jr., Rutland, Chester Township resulted in mod- mentandrenovationo!thelocksand f, ""'"'1 ~ Timothy Herdn)an, Pomeroy, dis- costs only on a charge of falling to l!c~ulifo,~ll~ tk:'ll,l(~...! erate damage to a . car driven by dam near Gallipolis. fuflll'r~ l ~rran~·mcm. ·orderly conduct, 10 days In Jall with display valid registratiOn; Gary Linda L. Bentz, 36, Minersville, Officials say the locatiOn o! the jv)t \~t il'" vh11 : eight suspended, costs, one year Lee, Pomeroy,' speeding, $'.!! and according to the patrol. current structure makes locking POMEROY probation; Anthony Smith, Middle- costs; David Focernan, Portland, The Meigs County Regional The patrol ,,said Bentz was conditiOns dlff!cult and dangerous. I FLOWER SHOP port, petty theft, six months In Jall, speeding, $23 and costs; RObert Planning Commission wtU hold tts westbound when sbe lost control ot The small size of the locking · ' -r~...,.... ,.,..M:ir• s..,.,,. ,...,.• ·· " · • ·2011 "112-lnt ~ suspended but 10 days, costs, R!ffle, Racine, no belmet, $10 and i'egularquarterty meeltng at 3 p.m. her~ar!nloOsegravel.Thecarwent Cham~ results In delays and restitution and one year probation; costs; Charlotte Hess, Switzer, Monday In the agricultural coo!er- offther!ght sldeo!theroadandover ..-hl.::..gher _ _barge_;._trans_porta;...__tlo_n_costs __ · ' - - - - - - - - - ' - - - , -, , ~tt Napper, Langsville, assured W.Va., speeding, $28 and costs; ence center o! the Farmers Bank. an embankment, the patrol said. clear distance, $10 and costs; Larry . ROnaldLandaker,Pomeroy,fallure Building. . Barr(ck, New Mart!nsvllle, W.Va., to display valid llcellse plates, $ll Included on the agenda are :speeding, $24 and costs. and costs; Jerry Rhodes, Ravens- comments on tbe Ravenswood . Faith Dickens, Pomeroy, $21 and wood, failure to control vehicle, $25 Bridge access road by Rep. Jolynn . " & . lis d Sen Oak· · Due to an errtmln a court entry, It ·costs. s~; Stephen Nelson, $10 and costs, and no license plates, $ll Boster 0-Gall!po ' . . · .' ~n · . was reported !hat Don Shaffer had and costs, failure to display valid and coSts; Michael O'NeU, Pome- ley Collins, R·Ironton, a review o! been ordered to pay SIIPJIOrt to W. Main St. · · P h. 992-6036 Pomeroy, OH. license plates; Earl Dlmaculangan, roy I nodrtver's license, threedaysln clearing house Items, Including a thardon, Ohio, $25 and costs, !lshlng jaU and $100 and costs; Oeatls · Sl57,500rentalrehabWtatlonproject Ressle A. Sha!!er.Theentry should . without a license;· Karl Tenney, Arnett, Pomeroy' drtvlng whlle 1n Middleport; and a report by have read !hat Terry Brewer was : Ravenswood. W.Va., fishing ~th­ Intoxicated, $500 and costs, :Jl days Executive Director Charles E. ordered to pay support to Mrs. Shaffer. . out a Ucense, $25 and costs; Dru;rell In Jall, operator's llcense suspended Blakeslee. Roush, Portland, no brake lights, $5 permanents; rnure to control vehi.CHEES,J:S & and costs; W!Warn Greer, New cle, costs only; driving while under Haven, speeding, $23 and costs; court suspension, $100 and costs, ~ HOMEGROWN WWiam Beal, Gallipolis, $21 and days !njall, rtnes~ Jennl!er SheetS and the sweet A media presentation on the West Mountain Soonds wW be appearing , costs, speeding; Carol Bowers, Tony Barringer, , left will be given at 8 p.m. ,JulY 24 at the on the Sheets bandwagon ·and Middleport, speeding, $25and costs; of center, $ll costs; Lance Carleton School 1n Syracuse by provldlng old·tlme Appalachian 3 LB. 5 LB. Eddie Rlclunond, Glouster, speed- HeiTflllll, Middleport, fishing withnationally-honored George · and · music at an tel! cream social , Ing, $18 and costs; EU7Abeth Fultz, out a license, $15 and costs: Jeff Saturday at th Salem Center !Ire HOMEGROWN . Collll!lbus, speeding, $22 and costs; ·Reltmlre, Pomeroy, disorderly con- Carol Hypes o! Colorado. "YeUow Stone-TetOn Wonder· station. -Norma DobbinS, Portlalid, assured duct, $100 and costs, fine suspended The performance wm begin at cleardistance,$10andcosts; Sherry upon restitution being made; crelm- land" lsapbotoessayofnaturalrock lndestad, _Pomeroy, fallure to !nal trepass, 10 days ja! suspl!nded, formations and animal life the 3: :Jl p.m. The social Is sponsored by display valid license plates, $10 and one year probatiOn; Kenneth Mow· couple has collected over the past~ the,Salem Center Fire Department. FRESH PEACHES costs; Michael Childs, Middleport, ery, Pomeroy, no~ratoc's license, years. The inspirational program Is - The bandwagon bas also appeared · EXTIA at the Heritage SUnday obllervance · speeding,$'.!! and costs. $100 and costss; William McCor- open to the public. LARGE SWEET CANT ALOU PES : · R!cham Reuter, Pomeroy, $100 mick Jr., Point Pleasant, $:)) and In Pomeroy and at Racine, and '·and costs, reckless operation; costs, fallure to control vehicle: . Coolville, New Marshtleld, and :ruchard Moore, Racine, assured Carbondale In Athens County. Mary~Baker ' Inside: of ·educadon .Aioftcihe Blver ............... B-1-8 -P.B-1 .41aaa Coleman, wanted In connection with ·a mu, ltale crime spree is now in custody-Page . Ohio weather: · · wanning trend in forecast , !11 ........................ A.-3 De ''• ..... ~ ....................... A-8 a A~ ;0 . . z ~ ......................... A.. Fann............................... C-8 ~ -········ ·•• •• •'oou ooo oooooo -Page A-4- ct. 'J • ' • tmes ' . ' ' 22_, 1984 1 1 SICllona. 72 P..- 50 C..,. A lnc.N- • .• • · ·Po$tal :talks Off; .negotiations end ; WASHINGl'ON (AP) - · Negotlatore for the two major poetal,~I WUOIIU!OI'I!Ied out rt contract ~ wllb, the U.S. Poetal servtce Friday lllgbt, contendhW tbllt manaaaneat returned to an em-Iter Jliupal for a t!Jree.year wale belr It hlld !!heH' +d. · '"I'IIb ere o!f. Nearrtlationl ere fNf!f," .-aid an IDIIl' VIDceat Sombrotto, Piaddent of the Natlolllll A"''datioo rt Letter Canien. Moe Biller, prenlent of tbe Amel1clBn Ppstal Racine councll okays budget WQI'Irln pntoa, called thellCOIDillcpackagoeoftered . . by the Postal Selvk.'e neaodaton ua hoax." . '"J.beoy Calmot look at their faces In the m!mlr.' Sbllme Oil tl!em. We're waJk1Da wt ot thll room," · Biller 111!14 . · · Earlier, Biller IIBld In an •Ill' to bls IJifll1bens to ''llleep)'OOI'oool" and qot walkout after the mtmJ&hl .· explratioootthecontracta.strlka'aplnatthel'oatal Selvlcle ere lllepL Netp1t:1a1Drs I'I!8UI1Ied b8rpbdng llbortb' after <U - p.m~ follawlnga llreakotseveraJholirSandtbeunlons waDced 00. just minutes before mldn!ghl. · Alan Madtaoo, a spokesman lor the AmeriCaD PoatalWorkasUnlon,saldtheunlonshadunderstood from an earlier management offer tbat was made Ql'lllly !hat Jn8IIII&I!IIM!It was backing ~ trun Its lnslsteDce on a freeze in pay for current~But he aald wben the talks resumed, the service gave wbat It called a "final otrer'' which Included the freeze but reduced • PJ.<iposed cut In pay scalel lor ... ' ~,., • ... ' future workers !rom 33 percent rt cum!!lt wage rates to 23 peu:eut. BWer and Sl:rnbrotto IIBld the seiVIce b;nplners asked lor a union~ by 6p.m.SatuJ'daY, but the union leaders said they would DOt walt that long and . gave their answer lnunedlaleiY. Police profile mass lilller: .' •••time bomb · . kin. g ·41 years . ' •.•ttc ;POW recognition has speCial meaning .for . one Gallia resident - ' - . Miller••• Court ends 50 cases in the cau.e Syracuse woman ticketed .~, million Planning panel WITH FLOW.RS to meet Moriday Correction M . A I · · · .Mick EEl A K Stephanie Ash, Owners ·· WE _NOW CARRY BJ~RUNT · ·· .Un t 'z 1J>a-.WJaer TRAIL BOLOGNA TOMATOES $239 . ~~~~T_ $375 Sl 7S oom .$1.6 million aU-port lawsuit appears headed for trial Dance Saturday • cJeanup · week scbedu led will featured round and dancing · .·M etgs 9 p.m. . . Saturday untU 1 a.m. Sunday at Ell Square, be slow from · AMe!gsCountycleanupweekhas However,.thebagsm~tbereoeiVed Denlson .Post ~of the Amer!can 1n advanceofthecarnpalgnandwill Legion, Rutland. • ' tieendeslgnated!orJuly :J:l.Aug, 4. - Clubs and organizations are being be dlstrtbuted on a !lrst come ltrSt A live band, snack bar and urged to organize litter pickups to selVed basis. The county ' and . refreshments wW be pi'QVIded. co!nc!dew!tbthecountyw!deevent. . townshlpswillbearranglngfor!ree $l~~are $2 per ~It and AsslstancewlthptannlngthePickup hauling o! all trasb colli!cted !rom · perc · • , campaign Is available through the roadsides. 1 Meigs County Extension Service lnordertopartlc!pate,grOupsare - o~ce. asked to send the registratiOn !Ol'm · below to the Meigs County Exten· Portland Elementary pro and : Groups taking part will receive. $lon Office, P .O. Box :Jl, Pomeroy, Athletic meeting will be held participation cert!f!cates. Free :J:l. Ohio. Groups registering will be MondaY at 7: :Jl p.m. at the schOol. · gallon trash bags are avallable for contacted with more detal1s on the Everyone Interested In the achool clubs ' and groups partlc!patlilg. project. and the basketball proerarnll Uraed . I .RIJTLAND · puRNITURE . to atle!Jcl. , Nmnm~&---~--------­ Gnu,p------------- . ~~-----------' l'bone . Veterans Memorial Titus Pickens, . Syracu.se; Jerllea Lambert, Ru- . tland; Allee Dean. Mlddllport. . Dl8charaes - Carol Ramsburg, . Floyd Reynolds, Awrele Pettit I Admissions - ' "Ill THE QIIATE 80Y'S I'OR lOME GIIEAT BUY'S" MDRJVI A LITTLiliAVI A LOT" BUY QUALITY BRAND NAME FURNITURE AT BARGAIN PRICES ~ · ~ I MAYTAQ SEALY IEDDINQ '8ROY'HII.L L.A.Z·80Y' FURNITURE HOURI: IAIBITT MON.-lAT. l:ia AM - 5 PM 742·2211 ... CLOIED THU •• ,AT 110011 ' ' ' .. ,,.... ~ ' ~--, .. ' ' -· " Baker said. " ...These 1'l!COl'ds pro- a teWng comparison, a unlquelyvaluablebaslsoowhlchthe American people can render judgment." ' The tax conunents came Friday after Mondale told the closing session of the Democratic NatiOnal Convaltlon that tax lncre8ses next )'ear are !neYitable, 110 matter who w1m the election In November. . . Mondale, In his speech Thursday night accepting the party's pres!· dentlal nomination, told the · conventiOn: vide "Here Is the truth about the future: We are llv1ng on borrowal money and borrowed time. Thl!ile deflclts hike interest rates, clobber exports, stunt Investment,' kill jobs. undermine growth, cheat our ki'ds and shr1nk rur future. ''Whoever lS Inaugurated lit January, the American people, wm bavetopayMr. Reagan's bills. The · budget will be squeEZed. Taxes w01 go up. , . "Let's tell the truth. Mf. Reagan will raise taxes, and SQ wW I. He won:ttellyou. I just did." Johnston lawyers submit evidence LOGAN, Ohio (AP}- Lawyers for Dale Johnston, convicted In the mutilation slaylngs o! his teen-age stepdaughter and her !lance, have presented evidence !hat !hey say contradicts the prosecution's claim against Johnston. Lawyers Thomas Tyack and RObert Suhr on l"riday flied !he a!!ldavlts ot twll witnesseS ' In Hocking County Common Pleas Cwrt. ·.. John Bartow o! Logan said In an a!!ldavlt he he8rd a sertes o! shots cmrlng fnm the com!leld where Jobnston's stepdaughter Annette Cooper, 18, and her !lance, L. Schultz, 19, were last llEell alive. · , Charles Blosser of Logan said:111 his affidavit. he saw a nude couple, · "a IJrowlilsh, black·halredguyanda blonde--haired girl,'' in the Oeld about 4:45 p.m. on Oct. 4, 1~ the day the teen-agers disappeared. : Prosecutors believe Johns'ton sOOt the coople inside Ills trailer home and dlspolled of the dlsmein· ' be!ed corpees In the condleld. .· Johnston bas been sen~ to cjeath for the killings. l Todd: ' MEIGS-CLEANUP REGI8'11tATION • • •• GAS SERVI·CE PTO meeting .. & BOTTLED . · t' ' I ' rates. m Statr James A. Baker said the president "!rolls forward to debatIng the Democratic IDIIInee - on reasmable terms at a reasonable But both Speakes and Busb left WASHINGTON (AP) - 1be open the P""'f'f'IUty ~ some In· R raan admlnlltralloa, while dlsmllllnc chaiJenlll!" WaDer F. Mllll· creases In-~ taxes. ua.e.'' Baker, JD a Slatl!ment issued dale'l I I lbi that a tax lncreue J3UIIlaaJdtberewtllbe"someliU'e Dl!llt year II lni!Yitable, ~ refonn that we hOpe wiD IDcreue Friday, said Mondale's 11!Quesl lor Praldent Rea&an wW mike no l'llW!Iiues," lllit SpeeJres aald a · six debates "Is obviouslY 11 partisan dedi• Ill on pcwlble tax hllaes unW decision ·must await a 'l'reasWY tactic Intended to focus attentiOn on Department report di.te In words, not·actions - on promises after lbe Novauber ell clbi. uttered 1n debates, rather tban on' Wb!fe Houle chief apokelnlan ~- . 1be lldmlnlltration .., saJd proven records."' . Leny Spee!ree llld Mondalelll''not "Both , President Reagan and · In ·a poettlon to lalow'' about tax M~'s nlqlll!lt for a halt-dollieD lllc!re.- - t .year, aad VIce . C!811'1(1.tgndl!batei''CIIIIIIIIIbetaken tonner Vice' President Mondale · PH k'P-.1,Georae Busb ruled wtan serloullY."ButWhlteHouseOJiefot bave well-established records," AMISH PRODUCTS Presentation slated . Group to perform across-the-boon! hike in !ncome tax KILLEIt 80T'rt.eD GAS . ' 742·251j' ' ·, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 20, 1984 baker black clark devault grady johnson jones karr king mccoy mcintyre riopelle spencer watson