https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/32b3d05b5b11134c28be5653c6f7e648.pdf ec48aeaa65fd3399a5dee1e317abb86b PDF Text Text . Paga - - Clarence R. Wise t10 """ Wise; 94, formerly of Middleport, 4led Monday In sacred Heart Hos]lltal 'In Pensacola, Fla. · · He was born In 18111 In Old R,andolph, Ky., a son of the late Henry A. and Sara Katron Wise. He was a member of the Heath United Methodist Church In Middleport. Hewas,alsoamembetof!lle MlddlepQrt Masorilc Lodge ~. F.&AM for 65 years; the Ancient Accepted Scotllsh Rite, Valley of :eolumbus; Mahl Temple Slirlne at Miami. He was a retired New York Central Railroad cionduclor. · Survivors lnchlde a daughter and son-ln-lilw, Mildred Nm aDd Jlunes E. Souders of Pensacola, Fla.; son 'and daul!hter-ln-law, Roscoe C. and Mary Wise of Middleport; three .granddaul!hters. Beth Ann Teasdel of JacllsonvDie, Fla., Jennifer Harrtsol) of~. and Susanna ·WiseofMlddleport; twograndsons, -:Michael and Gary Sollders of 'Pensacola, Fla.; two greatgranddaul!hters and several niEces · 014 Clarence R.ooroe<Rilss) Nico horr utU~ - 211 F urr Pllflo .,7 2bd 814 2br: I'> I 448 ,2 bt mo. 871 - 2 81 rurel terpo dep• 218! ~ 3BF fuml .Wl Ill•~ '"'" ~Ill Zbr: Plotl Coli ,.,.,. mtb. 2be· rtqUI -=2 br s ••~ I 383• I - I -ForF ,,I bedft -~ the Rev. Robert Robinson oftlclat· lng. Burial will be In Riverview Cemetecy. 1118: Two omtil ..,D, 4A FU<ni ,.i} ' Zrtd .• ~; ~71 N3~ ~ ..... 3 ' clwdtl C~fl ~ :Up"' 100m · "!'•. I belor ·R esurfacing bids accepted ' . ' \ Middleport VUJage eouncn Mon· . Bai!ch and Sycamore. . day night accepted the only bid -Alley running south 1rom Ash submitted on asphalt for the repair towards Park between Beech and of vWage streets and alleys. Sycamore. The bid was from Shelly Co., with -Alley running trcm Ash to the prtoe of the asphalt to be $.l6. 71 Hartinger Parkway between Plum .perton. . and Sycamore. . Hoffman pointed out that the -Alley running from Hartinger Village only has about $al,IIXl on Parkway to Laurel Street between ·hand for the resurfacing of the Plum and Sycamore. Fts and alleys with total costs to -Alley running from Hartinger be about $42,11Xl for the entire Hst of Parkway io Laurel Street between ln1provements. The company- .,.Ul Sycamore and Beech. go ahead with the enUre project and -Bosworth Street from Hartinwill accept payment of the balance ger Parkway to Logan. lilterwithoolnterest, Hoffmansaid. -Alley which starts on Lincoln : eouncn voted to proceed with the and circles near football field to entire list and resurfacing by Shelly Pearl Street between South Fourth. was to begin today. and Pearl. · The list of Improvements approved by councU lncllllle: -Alley running from G!'ant -Alley running trcm end of Street to lJncoln Street between . Headley street and circling aroum Pearl and Beech. ' to Ru.s9ell Street. -Alley running from Grant to -Alley running from Maple Logan- beside Walburn PI ope1 ty Street to Park Street. between Broadway and Hysell. Russell and Headley. . -Alley running south off South -Alley from Beech Street to . Seventh between Grant and PearlStreetbet:weei!Patkand·Ash. -Cbestnut. ·. · -Alley running from Mulberiy -HOoker Street trcm South Sixth street to General Hartinger Park· and dead-ending behind . Walters way between South Second and pmpe1ty. South'lblrd. -Alley from Walnut Street to · -Alley running from Hamilton Rutland Street, betweenNorthFirs.t :Street to J:!artlnger Parkway be- andNorthSecom. 1wl!en ·South Second and South -Alley running from Walnut to :'lblrd. CoalbetweenNorth'lblrdandNorlh : . ..:.Alley running from Hamilton Fourth. 'Street 16 Hartinger Parkway be-section on curve at south end of tween South Third and Short Grant.' · Fourth. -Patch Ash Street. • ...:Alley running trcm Hamilton . -Patch Oliver Street. ·,Street to Hartinger Parkway be-{lid cemetery entrQ!lce road, · tween Short Fourth and Pearl. -Higll Street trcm Ash to Park. ~ · :-Alley running trcm Hartinger -Dead end sectlon of Hysell Parkway In Ash Street betwem Street. between Furnit ci . 113 ' rra~ betwl . lllvefo lpRI Cltlzo . -room, ~-~ •.a26 8 .14- 1 28_15. II • . Amtrak ... co 1s1on )d)). d" J · Firefighters had to break windows to rescue trapped passengers, and the most severel;y Injured were lowered In cherry pickers Ill feet fromtbetrackstowaltlngambulan· ln}urlngll51nArntrak'sfourthfatal licctdent this !OOnth, oftlclals said. ~below. Others were evacuated Into another train that pulled alongside tiH! derailed cars and taken to Pennsylvania Station. F.iles sw't 1 bdri ~ -·· UPP\If Otrpt1 •1M. ·~""· 1 bed """'.. ::::: Shorellner to pass, said Aintra~t spokesman Clltforcl Black. 'l1le ~ were traveling on the same ., !rack because of repairs, he said. In Meigs County Common Pleas ,. The ln\pact derailed both Jocorno. Court, Danny Darst of Pomeroy [ ..tlves and four cars on each train. filed suit against Clara Lochary _of Paperoy for$14,imfordalnageand Injuries, allegedly due to anApt1H3 ,. . auto-motorcycle accident Involving ~· The Meigs Athletic Boosters will Darst and Mrs. l..Dchary. TaylOr Chevrolet Inc. filed suit for ... ;neettonlghtat7:00p.m.atthehlgh $453ljialnsl Ken young. . School. Edith G. Taylor and Tolson Taylor had their inarrlage dissolved In the . 'Boosters to meet · . -· - Taxes due Nice unfur ihe Meigs County Probate Court to Mo In ... m .• A PAl ""d I . court. jt.m. v...,. ..,.. ..,.-- -· -· --· - 171-4 3 fOO, 1221. refre~~ . 171-1 2bec -~ J' · Admissions - Robert Parsons, Racine; Virgie Walker, Racine; IKathy Robinson, Middleport; =:.~~: ~IJ(!th . . Discharges _- Neva KinS• Mary Kauff, Ethel Hatfield, Allee Plantz. A marriage license was Issued In :Arthur Bradshaw, :l6, MiddlepOrt and Glorta . Dark;'ne Grover, 34, PomeroY. Eugene The Yellowstone-Grand Teton Wonderland program to be held at Carleton School is sche!luled for this evening. CLEVELAND (AP) - The WIJinlng number drawn Monday Jll&lit In the Ohio Lol)ery's dally game, ''The Number," was 562. .. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday thrOUgh Friday, the win· iung number was 743'2. i . . . . . EATS'icklt, Dutch, Cooked $llatn1 · 1 t'='i·SifM·.~~ .....1olf'lno... cb . . . ·, L . UNCH· M VALLEY IEll POT PIES 5 fOil$} OO . •· ~lf5 . . lo Cout*llltcnaoy · ' DURKEE" 3.0Z. All Week \PACK CANS :- $169 We ments, not the merchants. "We have always had good relations with Mason and 'New · . Haven," Clark said. "It WllUI(I be a . shame to see tholle ... good relallaos Interrupted by smiieth1ng .t he merchants have 110Cillllrol over." , $}49 COTIAGE CHEESE 240Z. $}l 9 . . tatoes. .' GEIERIC 2 LITEI POP :.. 79$ VINEGAR SAUCE Chunks !$J59 6 LBS/ 'FREE Choice Chunks ~1% '45"9 Hi-Pro Chunks 26%$4 99 Candy.. Bars YOUI CHOIC~ two ..... PlflcNst Dl pteb of Kllttt's Wilft«S. GEIIEIIC POP 4-12 oz: s1°0 INSTERSTATE CUT FRIES CASE (24) $5 29 89¢ Sl Thur·9. ;Only DR. PEPPERIPACl $}'198tJ& 16 oz. Dlit CAIPBEU'S .... Dop. SOUP SLB; FREElOll oz. VIT. D MILl( SUGAR li11it ono with c111 purchost of two bom of .Cernl. .97' 59¢ LimH - l!ilh pwehm · of 2·10 lb. INip of Idaho Pollttltl. 2% MILK Wlth§L~~two 89 4 GAL I0'4 .tr:K 89'PI•s Dtp. Ullit one With NC:h lomlt ono \WI)It uch !!Well"' of two ·illp of purcha of 0111 10 lb. Ereo~IR Condj. ldlho Potatos. 12 oz. COOKIES ·. 99 4· •= ·, PRIDE SALTINE •, oneone 10 Willi lb. ldlllo CLOROX BLEACH CRACKERs · 49' GAL. l&oz.}Q$ · 69 4 .240Z. Ulllit oni W..-" peel• ol 2 ]llellllll a-. purchnl of 2 Bo•n of Cerul. of two bOIIH of · Idaho PQtoton. • CHEESE ~ MCh ' Limit IIIII lillil one with 11Ch Pll'thni of 0111 10 lb. SOFT BATH Limit 1 OM with IICh purchiH of 3 packs oi Klhn's L,nclrton lltell. The survey wUl be conductl!d door-to-door of the conswner and professional ~ses In POmeroY · every year," Gl!)ecknerex~ In other businesl!, County Englneer Phil Roberts l:'1!pOI1a) to commlasloners on the progress of the plana for the access road to TOWMhlpRoad361toU.S.33. ThellJWnlhlproadwa,sc~to33 traf!1!: when the · bypass was !lm)llleted. Roberti has met with Ohio ~toiTraniprtatlonengi· neen and with the primary resl· dent, Georee Carpel', wbo owns .•...t·•ect.._Wrlter . remalnedafterallpo$SiblespendiJig B)'MAK'l1NCRUTSINGER area. TheroadswWbecloiedforone clay during the week of Aug. 6. Conrall wiD be more specific later, Roberts said. Tentative plans are for repairs on Township Roads 4, 10 and 27. ' The highway ~mt Is_now seaHng Township Rolld 18 and has canpletedTownshlpRoad25aswell as roads In the Chester area, the engineer added. explained. Reagan, Mondale · swap accusations on tax·increases ~ . 2 Soctiont, 12 ...... 25 Conti A Multlrtr.,!la Inc. NowlfiGpot . cut,lhadbeenJ'nade. . . ATHENS :.._ Gas began flowing 1'-lay to custaners of Columbia GasoiOhlotrom a newly-developed gas lleld near here. 'With the heatiiig season just a tewmpnthaaway, we~especlally pleased that ·the '"lii'Olecl has ~tilizing Ted Warner, crew superilisoi- of the COU!\cy highway department, estimated the COU!lty will have sealed i()-50 miles by the erx1 of the summer. County crews are now cataloging guardrails and Installing guardraUs on Middleport hill, Roberts said. Roberts also repotted be Is stDI trying to get signs to the countY, landllll. The signs were·ordered In· AprU but are lost somewhere In the state bureaucracy, Roberts commented. Reagan ·appeal~ · to disenchante.d Democrat voters WASHJNGTON (AP) -Ronald Mondale, wi1o ts on a flshl}lg Reagan and Walter Mondale have vacation In Mlnne!ota, 8CCII8ed had their first clash -over, w~ ts Reagan .of watfllng on the~· likely to Ilea key hattlegroundofthe "I've been hearing fish stories t¥J fall campaign- taxes. Reagansays week, but tonlglrt Mr. Reagan told a be has "no plans" to raise them. big one,'' Mondale said II) a · Mondalesaysthepresldentlstelllng statement.j "He said ~~ no tax a "fish limy." Increases would be necessary but Moodale says a tax' Increase Is then ptuceeded to open the door for Inevitable next year, 110matterw1x> "unfair taxes after the election." Is president. But Reagan, trying to . Mondale 'first raised the tax Issue picture Mondale as a free.spendlng during his nomination acceptance liberal, says that ISn't the case. speech to the Deinocrallc-OOIM!II· During a televised news confer. tlo!J. wbere be said: . ence '1\leeday. nJilhl, Re&gan- .. "Mr.l'l.eaganwBhllitl~.._,and chargl!d that Mondale has ''repeat: sowW I. Hewon'ttellyou.Ijustdld.'.' edJy and over the yean suPPorted In addltloa to -~ h1s 1 tax IncreaSes on any number of · administration's economic ·acoccaalons." cqnpllslunentli, tlie president used · Asked itbeWilUid Dally ruleoota , hls26thtelevlsedl)eWSconferencetO l9lli request fm; a tax Increase, tssueachallellgetotheelect1on·year Reagan at first said "Yes." Coll81esstopassa batch~jlelldlng "I have 110 plans for a tax legislation -lncludlngtheSCH:alled Increase," he said. -"1 relieve It balancedbudgetamendmenttotbe WOUII;IIlecounterproductlve"forthe Constitution, tax breaksforp$l'EIIts · economic recovery. of lower and middle 1n00me private a 11e1t1t :=n~ 1 MAKING Bill Pi 'Jest Be~e~cw•• · However, moments later, the school students, Increased retlrerepoden Ill . . Eltll Bllom ol llle WMle . _ 1' !I 'ar e. .I I· ptesldent appeared to hedge, say- ment bellefttS for housewives and a Re•sn IBid lie 11M • pl-. • a lu: lllcreMe .xi ,..-111 r t 1 • - &o lng, "you WQUJd have to kdc at the t:m permitting studenf religious DeniOCIMic mal Waller F. Maa.,.•'• see.._ 111M-~~ blewtlaiJie taxstructure"Hasubslantlaldellclt groops to meet after hours In · no mtllter wllo wn tile rle ctloD (AP I• . e pbo&D). schools. •:e:tra:u B)' MAUREEN SANTINI AP ~ llol.e Col itiiiiiO'w'ent Continuing the blast at Walter F. Mondale be ilElgan at h1s news AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Presl· conference Tuesday night, Reagan dent Reagan, declaring that thel984 asserted that . "the Democrallc. electkln offers.voters a clear choiCe leadership" was ''going so far left: between "greater freedom or coer~ they've left America." cion," today asked disaffected o.mocrats to abanoon the party he · Reagan, who rejected Mondale's said represented a "graveyard of call for a tax .Increase as a way to giolm and envy." · help balanCl! the .budget, renewed ''To thole of you whQ .are stm that theme today. · Democrats and who mll!hl share In this lmporlant state, which has my belief that gOvernment sl)ould 29 electoral votes, Reagan spelled • ootplundermore~ourearnlngs, ... · out what h1s advisers haye ·been I exteod an lnvlt&tlon to you and saying for days - that RepUIJilcans ml1llons ~ethers: believe Democrats have ~bbed ''Ccme where you will be wei- .Texu. o:mi!8i'ia lipjiiooatm.:JO!iiGeorge ' • "At their convention, fiie leader· . Bush and me,~ IOIII!Ihet we wiD ship of the Democratic Party gaVe · make hlatory Nov. 6; 196l" be Texas the back of their hand," the urgro. president asserted. "Well, we've ~ Reagan spoke at a rally on a come to give you a message from two<lay, three-slate campaign trip oorhellrt: WecareaboutTexas." designed to respond to charges Reagan's appeal to Dt:tJklCrats to • leveled against h1m at the Demo- vote Republican was a reflection Or crallc convention and to level a few h1s campaign advlsl:rs' belief t!lat · polltlcal broadsWs of h1s own. be cannot win Texas, as well as. · Willi VIce President Bush, a many other slates, without a large Texan. at h1s sldf,.Reagan told hts bloc of Democratic votes. audience, "'lbts election otters the He COIItended that the Democlearest, sharpest, most lmport.aut cratlc ticket, which be never choice In modem times - greater mentioned by name, . was too fieedomorooerclon." pessimistic. privately-produced natural gas · The Athefls-area gas COOli!S trcm 14 wells drilled by producer EdWard E. A.th.illn the area near Guysville, chainnan. . · "We are COI\tlnulng to work with In the townships of Canaan, CarOhio pro:lucers· to obtain as much thage, Lodl ilnd Rome. The gas Is Ohio gas· as we can for our ' canied through a new, 'J.O.mlle plpellne to existing Columbia faclll· customers,'' White added. progressed on schedule," said Marvin E . White, Columbll! ties at Athens. Construction of the three-Inch diameter plpellne began last February.' Columbia has oontracted toe buy nearly 1 billion culic ~of gas a 1 year eventuallyforColumblacustomers trcm the Atha field, White said. . White said a billion cubic feet ts enoog1t to !luppJ.y annual needs of a oonunurilty of 25,1XXl. "Inltlall;y, we will receive about one-third of a billion cubic feet of gas a year," White said. "Asgastrcm more wells beCOmes available, the annual ~I wW Increase to the bllllon-<.'llblc-foot level In about 2~ years." · ·' Alba, an Independent producer; said be expects the wells to produce gasforabout~years. School•designated lottery profits set for fall distribution ·COLUMBUS,Ohlo(AP)-School theOhloLottecy. State SUperintendent o1 Public the Ohio Department of Education lnstnlctkln Franklin Walter said liow much their state-aid bonus dlstrlclsarebelngsentguldellnesto dlecks wiD be as a result of $85 lleusedln'IPJII;ylngftlrthemoney. J'llll]lon !n unanticipl!tedprofltstrcm "Funds wW be distributed SOllie· Umelnliltefallat$23.18perpupll," - A plan adopted by the General Waltersald. Asserilblyprovldesfor$45rn1Uionto The mlllley n:presents part of the be distributed on a per-pupil basis, W1811ticlpated profits , trcm the with $40 mllllclluet aside tor other lolteryforthetl!calyearendedJune educatlon-relaledexpenses. :11. C1evl!land, the lllate's largest ' public school system, will fecelve ·Grudge-bearing ~nm~ kills four, wounds police officer SLB. ' Conrall has notllledRobertsthatlt will lie ·repa1rjng several ,grade crossings in the.Ungsvtpe.Dex1er Carper's Nursery, Just off the township road. . 1l1e comm1asloners are hoping that consl:nlctlon ~the acd!ss road wW bring Carper's business to Its original polentlal, County Commissioner Richard Jones said. Roberta estlmated-that construe· tlon will probably begin smlftlme next year. The plans · must be appiWed by several lllate and federal qencles, as well as obtainIng a grant for the work, Roberts •• Columbia begins NEW KEEBLER 32oz. 69~ Paper Towels R.C. COLA . summer PI'OIIJ'am& to bulk:L on It POINT- WATERMELON $} 99 EACH MIRACLE WHIP INICb of Knn's Lonchton ' Lilli! one wiHJ uch ..... · PUicltH of 2 ~~~ of Kthn's luncbooR ..111. GENERI~ , • . ·POP ·'.2~$ ' <• a. . "'!C..,_"'' wHh uch GAL With Elch Purchase of Two Frozen Pizzas • li11it 0111 lliiii!O oi. ep co·OKIES 2 ll. BAG BANANAS Coody. , . One with ...~ purchost of oov(to10G 25 LB. ~~Wgt~~w SUNTEA JAR · . S!59 l20Z. $149 . $}19 GAL. , 3 111&1 of Frenllin CHEESE ' 24 ot. $13.9 ROOto.s~ER 2% MILK .6 PACK 12 oz. KERR entlne . the most money - $1.753,538. asbe!!tos containment-removal or: Columbus wW get $1.5 mDllon, for· half ,of the cost of emergency Cincinnati $1.1 mllllon and Toledo capital Improvement projects. slightly morethan$1mllllon. Robert Bowers, an asslslantslate' ,Legtslator.;requlredlstrlctstou.se school superintendent, said the the extra money for textbooks, 'mosalariesneycannot be used for employee: COO!puter hardware and software, . • e~r~~~:, ·--~---,--~ij;iiiiiiiiiiiO~-===::;;;;; ~-· . ...u •• , I COCA-COLA $ 29PlusUllitlDID. "'oz. . 16 oz. LOAVES PRICES EFFECTtVE THRU lUNDAY. 7/21/14 "FREE 13&MM-rl"x8" PRINTS 110MM-rl"x8" PRINTS . 128MM-I"x8" PRINTS . DISC-4"x8" PRINTS PARKIIG" " suPER . NO SALES . MARKET· TO DEALERS EX PR ESS" . ... f ' .: . · . . MIDDLEPORT, .OH. ~ · We IM~n~s ,t~. ~ht ''~!mit ~u~tltls1 !incl Correct Prlntlllt lrtors ·WI Aecwt FOOD SlAMPS & NltliiPDNMILEFOR ·~w•C" ' ' HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) -A yearsoldwlthdlrtybloadhalranda gupman who Was wounded In a · strin&Y bl:al'd, Sllddenly puDed a IIIQ:)tout with po1loe bui eecaped to :C5alllller automatic pistol. ltiiUoor people at a motel before d.vlnl hlmlelf had twice been thrown out of the motel's. bar for rhwllltloua bella\llor; a waitress Ilk!. A ,poUcernan a1lo wounded In 'nleldly'a lhoglnat was In crlt1cal fXIIIIlllhi today. A PR''I!'JIII!I' ID the aumnu'• and • bar patronwen: car also~. autl)orltlel8altl. .. It Will not lmolftl whetbel the ~ wbole name Will not I I I 1~. ldlled blmlelf or wallilot by cAibl a, said pollee IJ)Ct•nan OPE~ DAILY & SUNDAY..;,.9:CJO A.M. TO 9:00P.M. ' ·SECOND & MILL ST. PHARMACY MIDDIIPOIIT I OH. GAL •. . "' Middleport, · · said David · . G~kner QtCAA/l'bey also plan to , eontact major buslneslres IIi the ootlylng areat, be added. . The surveys of consumers wW be available at various location?. No onewlllllecontactedatthelrhomes, Gloeckner told the colllmiNioners. The lnltlnnatlon gathered wW be used to 'a ssist .In regional eoooom1c development. ' The aurvey results wW be available 1ft mid-September for anyone to-· "We will have something In other dlstrlctsstateWlde!II'I!belngtoldby VILLAGE . use· and . Seodlow !ltdW..Are!l businesses and consutners wW be asked their opinions on Meigs County shopping· and pi'Ofesslonal service~, Ge Ula-Melp Community . Action Agency announced Tuesday. meetln&- ~1 QO $1S9 ~L. $169 99':~~ 24 PACK BATH TISSUE One with liCit purchoso of OntlO-Ib. bqof lda.bo Po· 99~ ~JNIC.ial 2% MILK 10~ JELLY GA~. $149 IPACK CHILLY POP . GENERIC 4 ROLL PACK JAMBOREE 2tB. li MIX 7 F~~· tlon president J:oe Clark said In a telephone Interview with the Point Pleasant Register MondliY the problem Is betWeen two govern- 101111 on at ...............................:.. By'11!:R,EJjA MELCHER CAAappeared before MelgsCwnty · commissioners lit theli' Tuesday D~K (Continued fnl'il Page 1) Bend Area Merchants Assoc18- "PHOTO 'EXPRESS" · PRINT • SIZES · •• ·, IIYllrS 89$ GAL. . conAGE JUICE GAL. 99' EACH 99$ ORANGE R.C. COLA · $149 2¥. oz. .R.C. AU FlAVORS II GAL . BANANAS 3 LBS. FOR $1 OO BACON CHIPS IIOUIHTON'S •• ·cAA·· annouD.ces business-con~umer survey $14 9 LB. ·BUTTERMILK Fruit Drinks JUMBO PRINTS AT NO EXTRA COST! 1 . •. at y • . Pomsroy-Middls,iort, Ohio, Wednesday, July 25, 1984 . ' • ·e LB. ' Membenotthesurvey~arnfrom ,.. J WEEK ONLY AT . ' . ' ' landfill•.• All anilable in Glossy or Satin Finish. . D~'t 11iss this IJ'IIt spei:ial now "PHOTO LDttery . STORI SLICED I Harrisonville wins...Page 4 a.- I, • 1. LB. ROLL ............. ~. $!99 12 ' OZ.' PATTIES ......',. $!99 · ' 12 OZ, LINKS .........,. $!99 . 4 1tc1nn1. Low- •· RIP....,.... 80;WIIIdilapt'llllelvlll'IIIM..,..al& · ol 1'11111 .. peroeal "....,. iuld '11luldiQ'. Sttorta ........................ s-1 . _. . ' I PACK pay second half . Meigs County )¥lusetraller taxes for 19M. Marriage license ,. " GEIERIC ~;urn , p...,..,...._,. t_ onight & •ve;aouaa ·: rueSdaY· July 3l,lsthelastdayto 8221. 31)4-1 Veterans Memorial s 1p oma NEW YORK (AP) - Investlga· tprs were . tty1ng to .de!ermlne Whether a broken signal or human erJOrcausedtwopassengertralnsto collldebead-on,ldlllngonerlderand ·· The collision Monday.on elevated oacks ID the borough of Queens oecurred when the aoston-bound Zip failed to walt for the southbound - The Meigs County Emergency Medical Servtce · reported four squad runs. . Middleport was called at 11: 17 a.m. to850MapleforBemk:e~ to the Holzer M~ Center Cllillc In Middleport; at 12: 16 p.m. Middleport was called again to HolzerCllnlctotakeBemlceBaker to Holzer Medical Center, Galllpcl; Hs; Poilll!lay,at2:441?.in.. wentto, Pmleroy Health Care Center for EvelynLiwlstoVeteransMerhorlal Hospital; Rutland went to Hysell Run at 6: 28 p.in. for Raymond Keesee to Veterans Memorial Hospital. ·· U. ' ........... ,,,,,,,,, ; ,,,uPaae2 ~· SI'USAGE . "'·STO~E· . ~ADE· HAM SALAD -~I··~ ... :.... I99' LB, . ' charge. ergency runs · uouHooooonoooool'qe • ; JIMMY DEAN Reedsville resident Herbert Em ~e ' ao.Qb nJiN .... '111urmqwltll . . . , ad . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... Chicken Livers .... 79' LB. Chicken Gizzards ~ .. 594 ll. BACON BITS llonlnMeigsCountyCommonPieas Court today. By pleading guilty, CklwN waived h1s right of appeal and was ordered by Judge Charles Knight to return to court on sept. 11 at 9 a.m. ' for se~~tenclng. A pi'e-SE!Itence Investigation was also ordered by the Judge. CklwN was released from custody oo a $1.00! recognlzailce bond. If Clo.wer falls toappem:forsentenctng, he wiD face an even more serious' felony ' Leg Quarters ......·. .· Pleads guilty ·· ' Clower entered a plea of guilty to a · felony charge of marijuana cultlva· .g· ... C~ICKEN tnday, onlyonellrewasstlll~. and that was under control, said RomEoville pollee Sgt. Rlchilrd Nugent. . /. Nugent said the· bodies of nine badly OOrned v1ct1ms had bl(en recovered trcm the explosiOI\ site, but none had been kli!ntUied. There were 48 workers at the plant whEin the explosiOn OCCI.IITed shortly before 6 p.m. Monday, be sald. Twenty-one workers were Injured, two of them critically, In the blast and ensuing fires. area hospltalstepoi ted. TWo~e firefighters also suffered 'minor Injuries flghtlng. the blazL>s, said Assistant Chief Stephen Clancy. . 1"-11 .......... p . . . ••• vw ~'1'\' ·············. 1'111'811 D %a .LB. foundafuns 15 miles away and cut olf power In 10,001 homes. The blast Monday eYellbig was felt for 35 miles and left the refinery looking like "agtanterectasetthat · had been stepped on,'' said~ ville pollee Lt. Alidy Barto. i • • Rescue workers were hampered for hours trcm l'eCOYei'IIJ& charred bodies at the .site by the clx>klng, smoke and Intense beat. Officials early todlw had 110 lnltlnnatlon on what might have causi!d theexploslon,!Yhlchfl!'eflgh- · · ters said ~ lnstde the . refbiecy's coke plant. , . Flreftl!hters.fnm about 00 COOl· munltles battled live sep81'8te !Ires,· which SEIII smolte swirling Jbw: sands of feet lntQ the alr. By early Willi'am' H. Goebel .,.an........................... . Weather ' • I Wmgettoncon • 9¢ Breast Quarters,. .. ·· .· 7. g·¢ CHI.CKEN • Inside today: ' . Rescue workers searched IQday for seven Union 011 Co. workers sWl . mlSsJng following a refinery expo. slon that kWed at least nJile ~. Injured 23 others,. ~ cOIIcretl( . ·- ,, July 24, 1914 ,, BEST . OF CHICKEN •.•••.•..... 89¢.LB. ROMEOVILLE, Ill. (AP) - will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday_ Funeral sevlces will be at 2 p.m. Thursday In the fUneral home, with WW1am H. ~. 72, Rt. 2, Coolville, died·at h1s home Monday after an extended Ulness. He was born 1n Port Arthur, Canada, a son of the late Frank and Evelyn Baldwin Goebel. . Swvlvois 'Include a brot!IB', FI ede:t ick Baidwln Goebel of Tuppers Plains; two nephews, Frederic!( w. (Fritz) Goebel of Tuppers Plains, and Frank L. Goe.llel .of Coolville; two nieces, Martha Mead of Silver Springs, Md., and Mary Ethel Rose of Goldsboro, N.C.; live grand-nieces and seven grand-nephews. • · He was preceeded In death by h1s parents; a bro(her, Frank L9uJs Goebel; aiid a sister MadeUne Kenny. Fiiends may caU at the White Funeral Home, Coolv1lle, after 2 ~nephews. p.m. today. RosarywW be recited at . He was Preceded In death by his 8:OOp.m. at the funeral home. . ]lllrellts; by h1s wife, Jennie D. ·Mass of the ResUrrection will be Wise; a daughter, Bettie BroiYn; Wednesday at 10: 00 a.m. In the and by a brother and five sisters. sacred Heart Church In Pooleroy, Friends may call 6-9 p.m. with the Monsignor Anthony GlanWednesday at Rawlings-Coats· namore as celebrant. Burial wW be Blower Funeral Home. Masonic In the Goebel Family CemeteJY, services by thr Middleport lodge . near Coolvllle. 2m Kon - ~d!z-~ Nine dead·in refmery~ blast Area deaths 21>< . lila I ~!!! 42 . T"" 10--The Daily SenliMI ' PauiJW:Duli. 'l1le I*Jodbat.h bepn wliell Sat: Wayne Wanvlck radiolld that be 1t11 thelounlei*opi letor, a truckdriver and a wanan, DIIDI! ~ wiDn were ldentlfled,pollceaDd~tr A bar !lsald. patron was also wounded, Jacklon said. Unda Schmidt. a waitress wbo had &erYed the aunman on previouS occalkm butdltln't know bls IIIIDie, said she left tile bar wben she saw liitn c:ombla ln. ,' ''lfepveme thecreeps. ... Hewas not a DlteiiiYl In tact. be was praty vulpr. He'Wal alwayl W!IY dirty.( dlm't want to de-' with him,'' ~ said. IIIOHIII'Ir a . . - Dallle cwi)'q blr mea b' a trdlc mtactlrlltlbacbvidUWn&u.lll ll*l'tliar't . . . poiii!B ll1d. But .... tbiiMIIOl out allllt car, llle*!Yer, dan bd•aboutlll ... - s-naa thDt ... ldlled live people . . . . W (AI' I ·er'l'phol.o) • .. I �.. 1 - Zbo rn The Daily Sentinel N'lc• ho!' Pomeroy, Ohio 211 DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE ~GS.MASON AREA A~ S!mili:l . ..,..._,._..,...,.......,c;:::~,..., hd ROBERT L. WINGET'l' Publlshet t17 814· 2b< I 448· PAT WHITEHEAD BOBHOEFUCH General Manager · Assistant Publlsher/ ControUer DALE ROTHGEB, JR. 2b< News Editor mo. 871 ' A'MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally PressAssocla· and the American Newspaper Publisher Assoclallon. 2 81 . lion ... pc · · LETTERS OF OPINION are welcomed , They should be leal thulOO •-* · long. All letters are subject to edltlnJ aad must be slaned wUh name, addre.. ud · telephone number. No unslgn·ed letters wUI be published. Lette111 should be In cood lasle: addressing ls!.ues, no~ pers.onalltl~. rurol d•p• 2181 .... 3BR fuml I!'obi ftf... '"0•11 • ~ z: bd pl... Cell• 2M! . Nftt, mth. requl ...,._. 2· bo 81111d 3834 ----J Forli bedrc bedl'l mllllt a.-~ --· ·Two Dhllll Furnl Znd .. pel d. 81'MI :Nbne of the key Senate races that Democratic political strategists have bee!! promoting include a woman candidate, but the 'nomlnation of Rep. Geraldine Ferraro for vice president is forcing a change in tactics. EarlY on, Senate Democratic Cl!JJipalgn chalnnan Uoyd Bentsen of Texas had decided to concentrate the party's $l miWon in those races · wliere Republicans appeared the l'nOSt vulnerable. · >•i•m not going to finance any landslldes - or any big losers," said Bentsen. 1'here are five women seeking Senate seats as Democrats out of 33 races, blit none is running in anyofthesevenor socontestsshapingupilspotential cUff-hangers. · . The woman candidates are all running against fairlY well entrenched Republican incumbents in Oregon, Maine, Minnesota, Virginia and New M~co. · :until recentlY, when Democratic leaders talked about a possible ~taking of the Senate, they seldom mentioned any of these female · contenders. ~' aut that all changed when Ms. Ferraro was given the party's vice presidential nomination. • >Now the party is tcying to Hnd ways swing the spotlight onto at least serne of these Democratic women. . .:For cine thing, Bentsen said a special fund has been set up to financially bOlster their campaigns and those of any other woman who Hies as a tlemocratic Senate candidate - even if these campaigns are longshots. ·:Two of the candidates- Joan Growe of Minnesota andUbbyMltchell of ~ine - were given prominent exposw-e at last week's Democratic National Convention. :. And Bentsen makes it clear that efforts are being made to coordinate campalgn vists from Mondale and particularly Ms. Ferraro into s~tes . Wltll Democratic women on the ballot. ;Republicans now hold a 55-45 majority in the Senate. But Democrats say they are optimistic of picking.up seats now held by Republl<;ans In NOJ"Ih Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi, New Hampshire, Texas, Illinois and Iowa. = Cd! :UpMI roo,.. J befon F.umh RioO .113 ' l!flv•t FRANCISCO - Almo6t everything said at political conventions ·Is said wit bout scholar!> attention to accur.acy, so perhaps it ts not correct that there were 12,!XXl press people in Francisco. But why so little coverage of excesses? It is one thing to say, "Darling, you arethemostbeautlfulgirl In the world" - ·a statement only a cadwould call to aCcounting. Or even to say (Walter Mondale ·on Jesse Jackson) that that was one of the· finest speeches delivered In the 20th century. One wonders why the press does not exercise Itself to apply the brakes to other forms of high extemporaneity. Some of tile guff is relatively harmless. What do you make of this, for instance (from Jesse Jackson's speech) : ."I went io see Hubert Humphrey three days before he clled. He had just called Richard . Nixon, and many peOple ' wonder'ed why. I asked blm. He said, 'Jesse, .from this vantage point, with the sun setting in myllfe, . Riven 8pec• &ltize inll. I . . til;;!· j -1'11-11 room, tl!Zii. 8 .1 4-1 28Jii. Newll' rpqm, tZZI. 814·1 - Z811ii Fllr!ll' •pertl 41!11111 =~~ ..,....,VIII. . ..... ~~~·1llt Cft \'~ yt6S . I. ~II ' lnolud• = = I ZOO 814·1 On Nt pOrt : 8Pf:., I ohlld•· Ull. 1 lldri retrlg, -·· ~ Upper oerpet t1t&. 814·1 1~ . f The allega'tions were made by P, , In Mk p.nt .• '1'1 AI'AF' horn-., ~nd I 8221. Niote unfurl 304·8 p.m. •••• ..... Yeryn 87e·4 3 I'DDI """· 1221. refr•n 8711·1 ,- ·--· •2 .... ....... Committee. Ortginally, General Dynamics had asked the Navy for $M4 rnilUon in overcllarges tor the submarines, which were befng bullt by the compaity's Electric Boat Division at Groton, Conn. The linn claimed that the cost ovetTUns were the result of the Navy's design changes, inflation and government red tape - in other words; factors over which the company had no control. Bt•.t . the Navy's Claims Si!ttlement f!oard, headed b>: Rear Adm. F. R. Manganaro, decided that Generl\1 Dynamics was .owed no more than $125 million. . So the company went the bailout route, Public La,w 85-lll4. This allows Congress to gtve financial help to companies that otherwise might go bankrupt. and thus not be able fulfill their defense contracts. - But internal company documents seen by my associate Indy Badh, war show that General Dynamics Takls Vel)otis, a flamboyant , former vice president and board member of General Dyl)amics, who is now \lv!ng in self-Imposed exile in Greece. The company's ' allegedly false claims against the government - arising from tWo contracts to build nuclear attack submarines for the Navy - we-e Labor groups that backed Walter F. Mondale's presidential nomination setiled in June 1978, when Congress were gratified in aChieving that goal, but they now face the awesome task agreed to a $1 billion bailout"of the of helping him defeat Ronald Reagan. company. Milan Marsh, president of the Ohio AFL-CIO, says with con~dence that The amount was double what he thinks the job wm be done -:- not just by labor' but by rruiny groups, General' Dynamics had asked for. "Labor will be an integral part of a broad coalition which \VIII defeat "None of us could believe we got Ronald Reagan," he sa(d in an inteiView. . , · what we got," Veltotls recently told Marsh acknowledged that four years ago, blue collar workers in large a staff member of the House numbers defected from the Democrats, whom they traditionally support, Oversight and Investigations ' and voted for the Republican president on the basis of. his promises. But he said many if not most of them wish they hadn't !'llarsh recalled that on a campaign visit to Youngstown in 1!8>, Reagan . stood near some rusted-out steel mills and promised to rejuvenate that lndustty and put thousands of laid-off Ohioans back work. Contrary to what you may think, I of media outnumber the delegates . "Today, those mills have been blown down. Organized labor has a sc;pre did not wri,te the Democratic three to one. There has been keen to settle with him (Reagan). Our workers would like to see a change in Keyoote Address delivered by CO!J!petltlon among the journalists government," Marsh said. . · Governor Mario M. Cuomo on the and every scrap of Information is He said blue-collar workers are among the groups which have lost the opening evening of the Democratic grist for the journallstlc.. rnlli to be most under the Reagan adminlstration.. Convention last week. I only wish I rehashed over and over, ad inflnl· "They know there is no help for school lunches, no help with the costs of could say I did because it was a tum and ad nauseam. Observing sendlngtheirklds to college, MedlcareandMedlcaldhave been cut, and ail powerful address written by Gover- the convention on cable television that madness ts going on in'Central America," Marsh said. nor Cuomo and delivered with a the last two days, I am of the He added that in times of war "the blue-collar worker is the first to be style that will go down in Demo- opinion that most of the journalists called. I'd say. the rank-and-me worker has a lot al stake in this election." cratic history as one of the most have distiiict' Republican leanings. The national AFL-CIO ·endorsed Mondale in August 1983, an outstanding Keynote speech,es of They have probably never been . unprecedented move, coming as it did more than siX months before the the century. The Governor of New hungry and unemployed and are first primaly election was held. York established. his credential~ as therefore fit subjectS for the Marsh said the decision was made because of Mondale's long and a future President of the United Reagan recovery propaganda. Consistent support of organized labor '' and the votes he gave us while he States! Perhaps, tlie television networks was there (in the Senate)." His noinlnatlon last week in San Francisco and the press associatloits feel they In his 40 minute indictment of • "was the climax of that effort," he said. PreSident Ronald Reagan, Gover- · get more critical coverage of the The AFL-CIO will go all out to support Mondale In the months ahead, he nor ' Cuomo briefly summartzm convent!Dn if the Democratic consaid. adding that "we are going to use all out energy and resources)' most of the subjects I have been vention is covered by joumallsts wtiting to you about the last three with Republican sympathies. It will years. To me it was' vindication for be interesting see if they aSSign the so-called "trash" I have been Democratic reporters to cover the Writing on t~ unfairneSs of the Republican conveqtion next month Reagan administration and their hi Dallas. Perhaps. I am overly utter disregard of those segments c1 sensitive, but it seemed to me the Today is Wednesday, July25, theW/thdayof1984. Thereare159dayslett American society who are not rich, Journalists pounced on every little in the year. · not Fundamentalists and not white Democratic misstep with absolute : Today's highlight in history: · or male. 'That these thoughts have · delight. When Walter Mondale . On July 25, 1963, the United States, the Soviet Union and Britain signed a been echOed the past week by every jumped the,gun and Slliiii!Sted Bert treaty prohibiting nuclear testing in the atmosphere, in space or speaker who' has so far appeared · Lance replace Charles Manatt aa WldeJWater. before the CoRVl'lltion ill further Democratic party chalnnan, the On Ibis date: • vindication of the judgment of a media had a field dsy and tried to ·. In 1593, France's Henry IV, a Protestant, converted· to Roman C011J!1rY, Columnist Who stncereJY stir up aU the trouble they could. Cathollctsin. To us poor people who were believes the reelection of Ronald , · In Jl!66, Ulysses S. Grant bee~ tbP first general of the U.S. Anny. Reaaan WOUld be a disaster for our required to watch televlston Ill get : In 1878, the first Chinese diplomatic mission to the United States arrived na11on. , on·the-spot convention news. tiie in this countty. · In deference the mechanical presence Cit MaVI!I'!ck Democrat In 1943, Benito Mussolinl was dlsmlssed as premJer of Italy during World John Connally, the former gover. problems of newspapers, tills co. . War II. lumn is wtitten about a week in · nor of Texas, aa an analyst on Cable . In- 195:.!, Puerto Rico became a self-governing COIIIIIlOilWI!alth of the advance of publication and as I News Network, wu particularly United States. wtite this the convention Is in Its galling, eonnany; who was riding In 1956, the ItaUan llnl!r Andn>a Dlrla and the SWedish ship Stockmim third day. Wtiat luis astOIIislled rile with President Jolin F. KA!nnecly collided ott the coast of New England with a loss of 50 Uves. most about the IJiooeedlnp II the whell he ·vis auautnated 1n In 1978, the world's first "test-tube baby," Loul\le Brown, was born In· attention bellli given the conven- Dallaa, bolted the DeiiiOCiatlc Lancashire, England. tion by the news media. Memben party In 1!171- to take .!be job as Mondale face huge , task against Reagan · under to to Democratic. convention _____L_owe_u_w_i~-=-e_u to . to •• Secretary of the Treasury under running mate and later named by Richard Nixon. Since that time he Senator Gary Hart who also chose has given his allegiance to the her as a Vice PresldeJ1tial nominee Republican party. His presence as tr he should get the nominal~. an analyst of a Democratic conven" However, as Mondale has well over tion has been resented by every the number of committed delegates organization Democrat I have ~needed for the nomination, the only talked to. 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Bench presents. 10 scholarships SoloN FRAN<lSCO f'ri<l. dlr Sr::*lrNn, Wide ~. to a fWI>JNr tract S44.1!mt% 4T til .4!10 ll ti 52 ..m . 12% 43 56 .434 16% Morwrt>al sc. lou1o Plnsb!Jl!h ~~ ~ hee4 Oetrd.t at C'leY~ rnl Q'll<'allO at Baston, tnl On~-EASTDIWIION -· tt. Detroit S(>anl(' have a tendency to "give In," and · .suggested they have to get them· "Selves out of their troubles. Reds shortstop Pave ConCepcion called Rapp's . mnarks "crazy/' and first baseman Dan Driessen • t-------------· suggested Rapp accept S1J1111! of the blame fDr the team's poor shoWing. But Owchtnko toought the manag-. ers was just trying to get the team motivated. "He's trying get us going," Owchlnko said. "It's motivation. That's all, motivation." . Owchinlul said Rapp made his feeuilgs known the players befqre venting them to newspaper Pjttsburgb. "Hedtm'ipolntallnger reporters. . a( anybody. HI: said he wwldn'tand "We had a team meeting a couple he hasn't I've had managers who of days ago where be said basically did that and that's when you get in the sarrie thing,' ' Owchlnko said. trouble. · "What he wants to see from us is "Bllly MartlD called me stupid In more fight and more vigor. the newspaper. 'Stupid!' Can you ''Talldng like that to the press \S believe that? Now, that's when you . oot of frustration. He just OOesll't aregetttngintoabadarea.ButthiS, wantustoberomecomplacentand this was nothing." toss in the n;stofthe season. Uwe Rapp veJbaily lashed out at his sllplntocomj)iacency, weaiegotng followingfora loss Sunday to in thepubllc New players the first Ume York Meti Rapp said the players AlVoNTA FA1.CXIN!>-Sipal Lane. quartif'rl~MX. aNaNNAn BENGALS-'J'radeld Don .... 511 Ebston J. C'hk'U> 2 Mllwauk«< 2. Nfow York 1, 11 IMillgS Texas 3. BaiUmow 2 · MJI'IN'SOfa 6, Oakland 4 Kansas City 5, Ti:nlnto .f S<>anlc 4, CaUfromla 3 manlck . Allan MJLWAIJKEE BLX:'KS-Siigrwd Kenny F'Wds. bw.ard. to • bar-)INI" aMtrart ~.o...., Delrolt 55 5 ~ Brtltow.-...t~ \! .a ,e Lftlpt>. __......... DE!'Mll . .... ~ --..u. ~- s. m t~ar n•y dlsabAed .... VinWIM'r caJiod « lbP Paiftf: ll~ Booton Qe\•('land k' f'laller:l.. pltctwr, •. NEW YORK (AP) - Terry ·was U)la.ble to throw without pain, ~ Bradshaw, officially retired from "It's aproodmomentforme, but a the National Footbllll League after sad one, too, " Bradshaw said. "It's · guiding the Pittsburgh Steelers to not a one-year retit'ement. U's · lour Supe!' Bowl victorle$, hopes his forever. I regret It, but it's got to be : new employer wiU be as patient as done. his fanner one. Bradsbaw, 35, retires ranked Bradshaw announced his retireninth on the an-time NFL list with ment Tuesday and move froo:l the field to 'the broadcast booth. as a 212 touchdown pas•;es, 12th in pass · television commentator lor CBS attempts with 3,901, 15th in compJe. . ttons with 2,005, and 13th in passing • Sports. yards, Z7 ,91ft' ; "I can remember !be coin flip in 19'70 between George· Halas of the ·. Bears and Arthur Rooney of the · Steelers," Bradshaw sa!d TuesdaY at a news conference. "I can laugh now, but back then ,l had ni> Idea . what It meant to ~ the No. 1 draft AND . :choice In the NFL. The Steeiers were very patient with me. I hOpe css·wiU show the patience with me that the Steelers did in my younger 113 SECOND AVE. years." POMEROY Tile 14-year NFL veteran said an elbow injury that limited him toone CALL 992-3381 g81)le last season led to his decision. 992-2342 . He said he decided to retire When, despite months of rehabilitation, be' l ' - - - - - - - - - - - - . r players to Scoreboard ... 3 · Bradshaw retires .Criticism said.mlld tValt'nl\rla 8-U 1. tnt CIDclMatl ITibtll J.Ol at San \.,.,.,., t Ora\~ Hi!. Jn\ • ,..,...,., Gamm aND Pw1wntr Middleport, Ohio By CHUCK MELVIN bench. We had Bob Bailey one year One-run denclt, then hit another AP !!porta Wrller · and we had Merv Rettmmund. But two-out single in the 10th to give New CLEVELAND (AP) -When the the n\ost we ever had at one time York a ~ vicla'y tJVer the St. Louis llrst major teague team he man- was about three guys. This is the Cardinali. aged went 7l).:l) in lls firstlOOgames, best bullpen and best bench I've After testing their thrill-a-minute Sparky Andet'oon tlgured it was a ever.bad.'' one-run show in Cincinnati, theMets once-in-a-llfelime deal. Both bullpen and bench'were in have brought it to New York. They ButAnderson'sDetroitT!gersare evidence Tuesday. Wlllte 1fernan. h<tve won tlve straight by a total of now just two victories away lrqm dez, whp ls~wlth~saves,flnished nve run8 - three of the games in beating that mark, regiStered in 1970 out the~.alidLarry Herndon hit extra tnnlngs. . . by the Cincinnati Reds. The Mets are8.Qtlllsyear in extra .a two-run pinch double. "I N!ver tboUghti'dseethat l'niJI'e Ander!lon llnlshed first or second tnntngs and 24-10 in one-run games. ·than once in my Ufe,'' Anderson said · in eight of hla nine seasons In Going. back to last year, they have Tuesday after lhe Tigers Improved Cincinnati while rnanaglngthe likes won 16 consecutive extra-Inning . to ~29 with a 9-5 victory over the of Pete Role, Joe Morpn, Tony games. Cleveland Indians. ElseWhere in the National Pereli: and ~ Bench. But he' Coupled with the Toronto Blue says hla. best year as a manager League, Pittsburgh destroyed Jays' loss in Kansas City, thevlctory C81Jl4! in Detroit. Montreal 12-5 in an 11-innlng rout. • also gave the Tigers an llY.r&ame "Penonally, my most satisfying llOUiton destroyed San Francisco lead in the American League East. year In balellall was 1.aat year," he IDJ, Atlanta topped Los Angeies4-2, "They can't catch us, but we can said. "We got more out d that club ' Pblladelphla Edged Chicago 3-2 and let them catch us. U we play over than we should have. With only 28 Cincinnati ouiiCOred Sanptego 4-2. .500, tl)fzy can't catch us," Anderson saves, we won 92 garnet[~. , We got Gary Redus hit a two-run homer said. "We'retheonlypeopiewhocan rnore.outofit than wesb(luldbave, if .and DaveCorapCion had tour hits, includinganRBidouble, to back the destroy ourselves, and nobody el!l(! you look on paper. can do it;" '"There's nocomparlsoribetWEen six·hlt pltcl11ng of Mario SolO as the 1'11fl Tigers, thougb, have giyen no thl,s year'scluband last year. Illldn 't Reds snapped a three-game losing signs~~ folding, Their trlwnph in think we should win 92 games last streak. I Solo; 11-3, pitched his eighth Cleveland was their sixtli straight year, but 1fT or 118. When we broke and it pushed them 39 games over camp this year, I thought tills club canplete game of the year. Redus reached base in the eighth . .500 for the first time this year. was at least seven or eight games "It's three different guys every better. So I thought we would w1n at· on Gralg Nettles' fielding error. stole second aJ¥1 advanced ·to third night who do It to make us win," least 95 games. I really dlil." on a giWJider by Dan Drlesaen. He Anderson said. ''Tonight, it was In the rest of the AmeriCan scored on Cesar Cedeno's sactifice · PougBaker,LouWhltakerandKirk ·Lague, Boston defeated Chicago fly. Gibson." 3-2, Texas defeated Baltimore 3-2, AIJderl;on iSn't making any broad Minnesota downed Oakland 64, cia~ about thiS Tiger ballcll,lb Kansas City beat 1'Dmlto M, overshadowing his Reds' teams of Milwaukee deteatedNewYork2-itn . ·the 1970s. But Ande"¥>n readily 11 Innings and Seattle beat Califor- 0 points to elements or tlils' team that nia 4-3. SAN DIEGO (AP) - Cincinnati are clearly superior to his Reds of N...._'l.eacue RedspltcherBobOwchinko.saysthe the mld-'711;. In National League actlm! Tues· criticism Manager Vern Rapp ''I never had abullpenUketlllsand day night, Keith Hernande'L hit a . leveled at his this week is I never had a bench Uke this," he two-out sil!gle In the eighth Inning mild campared the dlsparagiJig said. "The one thing Cincinnati that brought the Mel5 back from a remarks he received from former didn't have when I was there was a Oakland A's Manager BUJy Martin. ''What he (Rapp) said was nothing,' ' said Owcblnko, a former A's pitcher picked up by . the Reds last November oo waivers from understahd." There Is, in that sentence, the highest saturation of . baloney ever uttered (I shall lapse Into the Monllale mod~) in 20tJI. century oratory. Show - me the woman who has been denied food for her children by Ronald Reagap so as to expedite the demands of a millionaire, and l wUI show JMlU a Marlo Cuomo capable of speaking' of morql responsibllity. But first I Will find you a duck-billed platypus. Why do lines like that get 1 · applauded? Jesse Jackson advised the pll· grtms to San Francisco that only "the btg corporations and rich individuals who reretved the bulk of the three-year muiti-biUion lax cut from Mr. Reagan are recovering." But the figures tell us that 70 ·percent or the tax cuts, and 70 percent is the "bulk" oflOO percent, went to Americans who earn between $10,!XXl and · $50,000. Ate they r:eaily "rich" Individuals? "Seventy percent of au - poor children live in a household headed· by a, woman," said Jackson . . "Working women make Jess than men in every jo!> category at every educational level, yet Mr. Reagan sees no ileed for the Equal Rlg)lts Afnl:ndment." Students of paralogism wUI stare at that sentence· a long til'ne, endeavor,lng to come up ·With the analytical joiner work. What is it that suggests that higher wages for women would cause fewer bastards or male desertiollS? . Isn't the opposite fust as Ukely? And anyway, Professor Thomas Sowell's studies fiatly contradict the Initial generality. . Oh, dear. li'erhaps diabetics ~ simply shouldn't go to candy factories. But it would be nice to see a regular feature ·in prominent newspapers devoted to rhelorical excesses, factual misstatements, and gross lrresponslbiUties uttered . by greedy polluters of the language, . who would trade the Declaration of Independence and the BUI of Rights . for: power. was in · fact financially healthy at patterned to whatever extent possithe time. It didn't qualify for an . ble after th~ Lockh.e ed and Grumman cases, and that we should 85-&l baUqut - ..and the company dra'T up a draft of what it might executives knew it. The documents Indicate that high iook like on a 'what if' basis," the Navy officials - particularly As- memo said. "The discussion was very drasistant SeCretary Edward Hidalgo, who later became the · Navy matic in that we made it very clear secretary and is 'now a General that GD was 'not In the ~e · Dynamics consultant - huddled position as Lockheed and GrumWith company executives and man; thatJs, the !lnancial stabWty persuaded them that a bailout was of both !hose corporations was their only chance to collect more considered in,jeopardy, whereas Iii . than the official cost-cutters were our case the total corporation has Willing !0 gtve them. · and could continue to take the In late 19'n, Hidalgo, his assistant . impact of the (sub construction) Jack McDonnell, and the Navy's I program." general counsel, Togo West, met Ac;coi-ding. to .t he memo, Hidalgo With General Dynamics Vice Presi· warned that if General [}yru\m~Cs dents G.E. MacDonald .and Max persisted in claimtng the cost Golden: An ·Internal memo from overruns were theNavy'sfault, "he MacDonald descrlbed Hidalgo's would inC\lr resistance from 'you attempt get General Dynamics to . know' who' in the Navy, which of ask for a batlout, as two other course cov.ered all top blue suits, as defense contractors, Lockheed and well as specific admirals." Hidalgo, the memo said, stressed that "the Grumman, had done successiuny. "The .secretary (Hidalgo) felt Lockheed and Grumman approach that tlie only approach ... would be · Is the only way." ' • The Daily Sentinel-Page- ·Sparky ~thin· .t~o wins _o f bettering I ?70 ·Reds.record Wednetday, July 25, 1914 ov~rcharges_·-----~J_ac___.k..__AJ¥1--'--er_so_n WASffiNGTON- General Dynamics, the nation's iargesldefense contractor, is the target of a congressional Investigation into charges that the company .filed hundreds of millions of dollars in fraudulent ship-building claims with the government in the mid· -·-I' Today in history 1bedo _ I I. Defense to ~: ...... aluM; In one passage he said, "Ronald Reagan and his gang or greedy polluters can ll(llonger piov.sly siilg, ·~erica t~ Beautiful' while they scar her face, poison her air, and · corrupt her waters." Ronald Reagan and his gang of greedy polluters . .wen, well: What does it mean, -''his" ~Y pollu· . ters? That the men who use coal in the factories, who emit toxins from · move ori.' " Now if even Hubert Humphrey their automobiles, and who sneak utlel'e!l those words, I am Napole<lll ef1]uents from their laboratories Bonaparte. Not even Edith Bunker ··. into our rivers belong to Ronald could utter those words. The Reagan, so that the possessive Anti-Treacle Law would ·freeze pronoun "his" greedy polluters those words on any up$, causing the becomes relevant? New York Govc Mart() Cuomo, framer of them to die not as poor Mr. Humphrey did. of cancer, but of the scholarly Intellectual-patriot asphyxiation. Yet in the Reverend With a heart, comes in, "Maybe, Jackson's speech, distributed to the Mr. President" - he addresses press ahead of his dellvery of .It, the Ronald Reagan - " U you asked a : passage appears without quotation woman who'd been denlea the help marks. My question is: How come · she needs to feed her children because you say we need the money there was no groan? to. give. a tax break .to a ml)llonalre Gary Hart .said in his speech, "Promises are cheap, rhetoric is or to build a missile we can't even hollow," and proceeded to prove It afford to use - maybe then you'd all of the speeche!i, the political conventions, the crowds and the · great fight are behind me' now. A.t a time like this you are forced to deal with your tlreducible essenee. forced to grapple with that which ts really important to you. And what I have Concluded is this: When ali Is said and done; we must forgive each other, redeem each other, and '91l>,'W~ ....... - Labor groups aiding 11311 'Pap 2-Th. Daily Sentinel ..:, • ..,y Middleport, Ohio . \ ' to ~=l np J)ems pressed to spotlight wom~n ~enate hopefuls ') - · Post-convention ·blues ~--·_w_m_iam_F._B_uc_k---=tey:,__J_r. san . ~v ' SAN Ill Court Street utU~ 1h Weclneldaf, July 25, 1984 Commentai'Y •u .. _I Bench, Whose one-linets drew chuckles frcm a lunchtime crowd, personally distributed the awards Tllesday to ftve young men and live young women who plan to attend colleges in the Cincinnati area. They were the first students chosen to recelvescb:llarshlps from the Johnny Bench Scbolarslllp Fund, which was established last Seplmlher for students attending 9ChooiS in the Ctnclnnatl area and netghboriJI,!t nortjlem Kentucky. · Bench, 36. who retired afte!' the 1983 season, beamed as he gteeted the first of the scholarship recip, tents, Usa Frede. Miss Frede, who plans to study radiology at NOI1hem l<entuck,y University, was acalctler on her fast-pitch softball team. "Usa is a catcher. 1bat's obviOUSly why she's first,;, Bench said as the CI'OIW laughed. "I couldn't play in her league." Apple lie Computer System 5" Mag110110x 8 /W Television 25' MegniM>X Cpnsole · TeleYision 8-Pc. Revere Sognalure Copper Cclc!tMBre Set Tappan Micro·wa.e Oven 13" MagniMlx Ponable Television The scholarships provide as much as $1,500 pel' student each year, for up to four Y1'41'S of college. . ScholanhlpsponsonaretheCincin· nat! Reds and the Cincinnati Scholanhlp Foondatlon, whlc)l has provided thall ~.001 scholar· ships during Its ...~ existence. CLOSEOUT PRICES ON ALL SUMMER: MERCHANDISE SELETED STYLES OF LEE JEAN~ MOSTLY 30o/o OFF SOME .ARE 50°.4 OFF • Howard Miller G!andlal!1ar Ciqek N~ Magn8110x Modular Stereo Royal Tour 4·Piec:e Luggage S.t • System .' 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Member: The Anoclated Press, In· land DaUy Press Associaton and the •• • R·lDL l YORK ·' ~AP)' - Terry Intercepted them In the Buenos : Aires suburb of Isidro C&tanova. otftcers ordered the robbers to •: .sii!TI!II4er: Instead, pollee said, U.: .: menbeganshootlnganda40-mlnute ·• exchangeofgun!lreensued. , : HORSE RACING . LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - · Sheikh Mohammed al Maktoum, :· whc has emerged as the biggest · spender at. the 'Keeneland Juay· Selected Yearling Sale, pald $7.1 mHllon for a son of Northern . Oancer. r . FOr The aest Of evervthlng tncl~ . . cost cutter COPYRIGHT 1984 · THE KROGER .CO. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNOI\Y, JULY 22 .. THAOUGH SATUR· DAY, JUL V 28, 1984, IN flllllolillllll r.-.,; ·· e·s ETC~ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . NONE . SOLO TO OEALERS . • · • The ..- TOTAL SATISFACTIO'f GUAIANTEE •w•rytltlne ,.., 1Jur •' kroter Is IV_..ntHd ,., ,-.vr t.tel Hthfacflo• ,..ertlt.sa of w,..., IMIIwfeefv,.r. II you are wiM rtOt Mtltf!M , ,.,leco revr Item w~ tlto ..... lt,.IMI•r • c_,..,.w. bf1ll'ltllor rotund pur tturch•M prlco. ' .. .. ., ,. ~. ... ~· Pickens Hardwar Mason, W. Va. OR OIL PACKED WA~~HUNK LIGHT - 1----,-------.-------:-'--------''-- trend continues In 198f. "Something lias to bappen," Verser said. "If I don't play a~ t1J4; year, I would ask to be traded. ' 1be fanner Kansas star was the Bengals' No. 1 draft choice In 1981, wt has b!!en eclipsed by the chlb's · secolid 'choice 1n that draft: wide receiver Ct1s CoUinsworth. Whlle Collinsworth has gene on to make All-Pro three times, Ver9er has caught just 17 passes In the three • seasons. "Every year they say they're going to use me more, and they never do,'' Verser said, Most of Verser's ttrne has been spent returning kickoffs and wond· et1ng why. he wasn't getting more playing time. • FOOrB.W. The Daily Sentinel- Pall• 5 when, )leglte months of rehablllta· Monday -mornlni at University according to the ilnlverslty' s tlon, he WU WIBbleto throW without Hospital in Newark. attorney, Bradshaw, who quarterbacked the pain. OOIU'.GE BOXING , Pittsburgh Steelen to fOUf Super EAST ~tJI'HERFORD, · N.J. . COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - '11!e BUEN~ AIRES, Arpntlna Bowl victories, otrlclalzy innounced ~AP) - New Jersey Generlls University of South caroUna ~ (AP) - ProfessiOnal boxer Cesar he was retiring from the Natlo,nal · tunnlllil back Herschel Wallfer wiD settled dut of court on a breach-of- Romero was among four men kllli!d ·· FootbaU League to become a CBS have his left ann In a cast for up to contract lawsuit . rued ·by former In a shootout wltl\ pollee dut1ng an television spOrts caTllllelltator. four weeks following surgery to athletic director and football coach attempted robbery, police said. Bradshaw's anOOUlJCernent fOI· mend a s/IOUlder injUry, acq>rdlng Jim Carlen, but unlverslty attorApollee spokesman saidRomero, lowed wee1ts of spec\llatlon that the to team doctor Mark Schcttenfeld. neys have declined to disclose terms 'a brother, and three other men had 14-year NFL veteran would retire Walker. tl!e Unlted States Foot- of the settlement. robbed one bus company Monday of ~use of a severe shoUlder Injury. bllll League's third-leading rusht;r Carlen rued suit seeking InCome about $43,-IXKJ and were IIi the tllat limited him to one ll8llle last last season with 1,339 yafds, and fringe benefits he lost when he process of robbing another when season. J!e said he decided to retire underwent II 90-minute operation was tired In December · 1!m, police,alertedby~mpanyotnclals, Sports ·~ meroy, Ohio. ·· WILMINGTON, Ohio (AP) who has failed to crack the Cincinnati • Pubtls.J ,;.,ery afternoon, throoah Friday, Ill Court.Street, bY the 01t1o Vall~ Publllhln& Company · Multlmodll, rnc •• Pm>eroy. Ohio 4!5769. 992· N A ILS Wide receiver David Verser, Hanning, .and Peter Brlcldes. Standing are Weldon · Bartnun, coach, Brady Johnson, Paul Dalley, Kevbi OUer, Michael Bartnun, John SISson, James Norman, and James Snyder, coach. ' NEW (Uiii'S 141-. . ) 'A Dlvlolaa of Mulilmodla, lac. H0 RS E ·SH0 ES Verser wants ou . t if he is not a starter SECOND PLACE- Rutland won second place In the Big Bend Po~ League Tournament Tuesday at Middleport. Rutland loSt to champion Harrisonville 8-51n the Dnals. Kneeling, left to right, are Mike Walls, . ' American Newspaper Publishers AsMIDDLEPORT - Harrisonville bOrn run estimated around 340 feet l«'iatlon, Natlori"a'l-Adv:ertl!llng Repreover the fence In ~center to lead jumped out to a quick 6-0 lead and antatlve, Branham Newspaper Sales, 7S3 Tblrd Avenue, New ·York. New held on for an 8-5 win over Rutland Alexander , to a 15-2 win over York 111017. Bidwell In the consolation game. · here Tuesday to claim the 19114 BJg Bend Pony League Tournament Chapman's older brother, Mark, · POSTMASTER: send address to The oauy Sentinel. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, championship. plt~lted Alexander to the Win. Ohio 4!169. . Harrisonville's Jess · Howard chalking up 16 sb1keouts whlle 8UIIIICRJPnON .RATES picked up the Win on the mourid, bUt walldng three. Shane Glassburn ' By C..,hw or Motor Rou4e clutch relief help from c\lrve-baller was the losing pitcher. , One Week ................, .. ,..... ,........ $1 .10 One Month ............... .,...... .. .......$4.80 Other Alexander hitters Included Chris Haning from the Mh lnillng ·. One Y~r ... ................. ,...... .... . ~7.:11 on .lield a potent Rutland llttack In Jeremy Daniels with a single arid SINGLE COM' II' PRICES cheek. Haning eniered the giune. double, Jim Allman had two DaUy .... ............... ... , ......... ,. 25 Ce~is with the eventual champions clingsingles, Oerek. Reynolds added a trig to a narrow 6-5 lead. triple, Matk Chapm11n llad a Subscribed not desiring to pay the car· rler may remit ln advanee dlr~l to Paul Dilley was the starter and double, and HoWle Hudnall, Tony The OaUy Senllnel on 3, 6 or 12.month loser for Rutland. He was relieved Dicken, Jay Marlin, and Mark baall. Credit wlll be given carrier eac h month. in the second by Michael ]3artrum, WalSh all singled once. who finished up. Andy Howard led Bidwell with a No subscriptions by mall permitted In town.!l where home carrier service ls Sect! Williams carried · the single and double; Glassburn had a available. · winners' biggest bat. hanging out a double, and Mike Wickline chipped In a single. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS pair of singles. Other hitters for . Jaslde Olllo ' · . Harrisonville Included Charlie BarLlnesccre: 13 Weeks ........... ,.. : .................. $1U6 ret{ Dave Hendricks, Wbby Hall, CluunplaaoNp • • 26 Weeks ............................ ..... $29.12 Jess Howard, and Cht1s Hailing Rvtland .............................. 001 tm ~ 8 52 Weeks ............... :... ,........ ..... $58.21 Harrisonville ,. .................... .IS() Qll x~. 7 J OuWde Ohlo with a single apiece. C..OW'13 Weeks, .......... ,.. ... ., ............... $1~. 60 · Kevin C!Jiler smacked a single and· · AIOxalllll!r ., ........'..... ......... 101 m !1-15 11 26 Weeks .., ......... , .............. ... ... $11.211 triple In his oilly twO at bats to pace r~B;Idwe;;;lt;..;...;...;...;...;.. ;...;...;...;.,.;IIIO;OOO;;;;l-;;;2;4~;52;W;ee;ks;;..;...;...;...;...;...;.. .;...;...;...;...;. ~;9;.80~ Rutland at the plate. Bartrum and · Dailey each hit two doubles while :::;~~::C~nd John Sisson had a , Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel 21M. Second claso pootace paid •i Po· Bidwell team fourth CHAMPIONS - Harrisonville claimed the 1984 championship laurels In the Big Bend Pony League Tournament with an 8-5 win over Rutland In Tuesday's Dnals. Alone In front Is l!at bOy Mike Welsh. In wheelchair at left of second row Is coach Tom Lliwery.lollowed hy Homer Welsh, Bobby Hall, Wess w..1.. +y, July 2s, 1984 Chicken. Of lbe · sea luna " I ·Speech and Langllage Therapy JOHN A. WADE, M.D. . &.s-oz. , Embassy Tea Bags ·' Ear, Nola cincl Throat ·Spaclallst . 101-Ct· 18 Now Offering With Therapist PAMELA ADKINS, M.A.· 304 675-1244 LIMIT 2 PLEASE LMGIMGE ·VOICE· STUTTERING· · SPEECH DELAY • HEARING IMPAIRED -. LIMIT. 1 PLEASE . .. 1----'--..:...,.--------------.----') "The last few years have des· troyed me, ina way," he said. . Verser thinks he could have'been an All-Pro If the club gave hlin as much a chance as Cclllnsworth got. "If they threw as many passes to · · me as they threw to hbn, I'd be All-Pro, too," he Said. U.S.'D. A. HOLLY FARMS Lancaster wins, face8 Athens today ATHENS- Five-time defendllig champion .Lancaster gained a chance•for their sixth straight IItle •·ru1JW "'"""'£ - Alexander'galned third place Martin. Standing, David Swnmers, with a ~1 win over Logan here oo..,. In the Big Bend Pony League Toumainent Mark Chapman, Jlin Alman, Mike Chapman, Travh Monday In Eighth District Amen- · I with a 15-Z win over Bldweli In the OOnsolatlon game. Jenkins, Mark Walllh and ~ach Doh Brooks. Absent .can Legion baseball action. ~. left to right, are Derek Reynolds, Howard were Dave PoweU and Doug Kefter. which lost to Athens . Lancaster, Hudnall, Jerem31 Daniels, Tony .Dickeu. and Jay HI Sunday, m\181 defeat Athens both today and tomorrow for a berth In the state tournament, also held In Athens beginning Aug, 6. Presidents of theunlversltles that educational aspects of the program · Today's ·Athens-Lancaster game KINGS Mn.LS, Ohio (AP) -' ed and judge · It soley on the mimber of begins at 5: 30 p.m. on the TrautJack Harbaugh of Western Michi- make up th!! co.uere~ vot this weln lleld. If a game Is necessary gan Uillverslty called It "disdain for month toglve Eastern untO Aug.lto people In the stadium. r Thursday, It will be at same place, the educational values of inter- discontinue Its lnter-roUeglate footalid same Ibn~. collegiate athletics." Brian Burke of ball program or leave 'the MAC . ...:-~~~~~~~~~~-----....:.. ' ----.---4 Ohio University cailed It"a stand for Eastern averaged 6,1XKJ fans per conunltlinent to 1-A status." game last year - far below the Harbaugh and Burke are two of mlnbnuin the National Collegiate the nine Mid-American Conference Athletic AS!;Oelatlon has set for UNCLAIMED SCHOOL ORDERS coaches whc goi together this week Division 1-A conferences Uke the to promote their next football MAC. season. They were talking about the "When 'there's an attendallce decision to make Eastern Michigan Mecchi's EduCition Department placed ·ord_ ers in anticipation of previ· problem, I thlnli we aU shculd rally ·Un!versliy stop playing football In ous year sales. These machines must bf sold! Allmachtnes offered art together as a family," Harbaugli the conference, . new and the most modern machines in the Necchi line. These •chines · Eastern Is the lOth MAC school. said. "I find It hard to believe that ~reMADE OF METAl and sew on all fabrics. Levi's, canvas, upholstery, college presidents can Ignore the But that · not last. nylon, stretch vinyl, silk. EVEN SEW ON LEATHER! These m•chlnts 111 Sewing Machines MOBILE HOME ,:======t Aluminum Fibered ROOF·COATING 5 GALLON $2370 Blaclc Fibered ROOF new with 1 25-YEAR WA~RANTY. With newl984 NECCHI, you just set the color coded 'dial and see llll&ic happen. straiaht sewinJ. zia:za1. buttonholes (any size), invisible bjindhem·, mOIIIJIIIm, satm stitch, embroidery, applique, sew on buttons and ·snaps, to,stltch, tlestlc stitch, professional se11inc stitch, straicht stretch slltch, all of tills and. more without the need of old·flllhioned cams or pro1rammtrs. Your price with this ad $118; without this ed $529. MasterCird and Visa accepted, your checks ant welcome. Showina in conjunction with Necchi Distribution Co., Mansfield, Oh. 419-529-6425. YOUR PRICE WITH THIS AD' S188 LAYAWAYS WELCOME 10 A M TO 7.p· M ' ' • ' ' TRADE-INS ACCEPTED ..,' 2 DAYS ONLY THURS.i JULY 26 LV 27 ,i .I . '' 48 PLUS DEPOSIT . Best Breakfast . , , the World's Biggest, I ·u,~t $3.29-And Its mI''. All-yo!4·CIIfl-e;. i Includes t1/1!11 Bu $J 59 weekerW bu e $!.99. Kids r:;:~re ..Kids JOBand ~(fs~rBuffet served under 5, fr~- rea until JJAf.f. ·Orrfl 3 $ HAND DIPPIN' Homogenized Milk GIA!n. I KROGER '»9 ~os.· Hi" Nl' 2% _ Lowfat MHk .. ... Gal. Kroger 0.5" . LoWf1t Milk Gal. ,. .- . . ' . " Seedless Grapes ............ .. ELEGANT l,ADY CALIFORNIA .BUY ON. Jumbo Freestone Pea.ches . . 16-0Z. LOAF , .. ' 69C . THOMPSON WHITE ' . • j :. KIIOGER fHI. ' KROGER Old .fashioned $299 · ·Grade A Ice Cream ....... 5P~1· . . Large Eggs ...... ooz. . S.Pak P.ound All·You-Can-Bert : waffles . s~ratf!bled Eggs Fruit .TOP_P 10gs Crisp Bacon Home Fnes , Sausag~ d ~pp\es HotSyruP , Hot Spice Fresh salted Muffins Fre•h Fruit Bfir Bll 'lbP,.,.. Se&Sonal Diced Breakfast Fruits Ham Fresh Melons Hot Buttered Citrus.Salad Mushrooms Grapes Hot Cheese Pineapple &r Sauce . jelly ., Spa!\ish Sauce Stewed Prunes Green Peppers Gela!in · onions .. Diet Pepsi or Pepsi .Cola Country Style Sliced Bacon ' Pound 6~ Buffet: AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATION COATING.~ .'. ·~ _ Pa.rts Harbaugh angry, Burke praises act PUB ,, Mixed _Fryer ' PINT RETURNABLE BOTTLES, MTN . DEW, PEPSI FREE, $179 · 1 5 59 Olympic · ·Meal Bread ~ •• •' • •• ' Pound - AT THE REGULAR PRICE •' ' ;·' ,• GET ONE •• ,• • FREE! ' ' M "'• . ..,.• I ~ ..·-.."' .. .. .. ••.·,.·... HOLIDAY INN --~ -~ 450 Pike St. Rt. 7 & U. S. 35 Gallipolis, Ohio . -· ... •.. ~~ ~ -... ~ • '. '. ' . ' "' �' . • FUge .... 6 The Dclily Sentinel . ' 25, 1914 Ohio Calendar 'lbe Rutland Junior Firemen will have a meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday. .... CARLETON - . The Yellowston-Grand Teton Won·derland program to be held at carleton School Is scheduled for : Wednesday. · J · - ~- I- . POMEROY Feeney· Bennett Post 128, American i..eglon, and its auxiliary, will . meet Wednesday for a 6:00p.m . potluck dinner. Meetings of both groups w1IJ take place ·a t 7:00 p.m. , ·298 SECOND ST. POMEROY; OH. PRI.CES IN EFFECT THRU SAT., JUlY 28, 1984 " MASON - The Twin City . Shrlnettes picnic wOJ be held at 7 · p.m. Thursday at the Mason Park. RUTLAND - The newly : formed Rutland Uons Club w1IJ meet at ThurSday at 7 p.m . at the Rutland Civic Center. 1 (J 1 KENO - Revival at ihe Kenil Church of Christ, Juiy 26-29, beginning at 7::ll each evening. . Minister, Rev. Gem:ge Pickens, · Invites publlc. Chuck Roast .L~ SATURDAY POMEROY - -- . POMEROY -Trinity Church of Pomeroy cookie sale Friday . . and Satunlay at church from 11 ·a.m. until 2 p.m. eacli day. :Prices on the ' containers of cookies range from $2.QO up to $6 and seven i:nfferenl types of · containers and cookies avalla· : !Jle. Cookies·can be picked up at · that time. Residents may tele. · phone the church on those days 1f : ·~ : they have any questions about · : the cookies, 992-3172. . J , ... , ·· SUNDAY . · . ROYAL OAK- Descendants · ; hf the" late Guy and Iva _Singer . will hold their annual reunion · Sunday at Royal Oak Park. : Basket dinner at noon. Ali trien~ and relatives welcome. ' ' Chicken.•••••••••••• BUCKET . I : LB. • Cube Steaks ..... • $19 9 • HtLLSlURE· .FAMOUS SMOKED . . $199 ·. Sausage,~ ·.......L~:•• ~ [e.ttuce •·•••••••••••• ·. 4·-g:¢ Receipt of the second shipment of bandages and pill bottles by a missionary hospital has been ac.. knowledged, 1t was reported lll!hen · the Jolly Homemakers Club met recently 1\1 the Wilkesville.Square. · Crochet lessons were given dur· lng the meeting. Plans were made for a trip to Blennerhassett Island on Aug. ~- Mrs. Myrtle Everman will host !he September meeting. HEAD • ' BROU~HTO~'S ·· · 1 $ ·Sg . 2°10 . M"ll k• •••••:. • • • • 1..· 0 co GAt. . d co " . !I! THRIFT KIN·G. d ·t tl Vegetables. E . DEL MONTE , . . . ¢ LADY ~ORDEN . . $ . g· 18 wen.. ineat. pawal TIDE DETERGENT . ana llevelapmmt, jlollle and appearilllce, ..-aJ 111 Oz. _,.. er IUid Jud&e Wervtew. She II 8pOIIIOl'ed by 10 IJull. --IUid ..... I I h .... 'l1le limit One Ptr Coupon · ·, "nrt.mc.lllllteellal)ll ' ' Che ~ Caaoer s....,, . ; ilad ........ confeltpglp $599 Good OniJ At Powell's . Offer Expirfs Sat.. JIIJ 28, 1984 . • • CHEF BOY-AR-DEE ABC 123 or PAC MAN TOMATO SAUCE ~~n~z. 3'/$} Lilllt One Ptr Coupon Good Owly At POWIIra · . · ~tr Expi111 Sit., Julr 21,•1114 SHURFINE SUGAR 5 Lb. 811 $}49 · . \ limit ~ Ptr Coupon . lood Olllv At '-ll'a Offer Explflllat.. .lily 21. 1114 wiD be ..... j F t • I Ill& lor ... Olllo Aria ()wri . 'Die I ............ , '! I wl&llllllt! 1. . I • I , ......, ""*'' · _. ~a w Ullrutee. begi~ . in· Meigs a time for sbarlng family stories and artlfacts, aJoiw with games to ramiUarlze IJ8l'IICIPants with various folkkre p;oil!S. · Therewasastudyollntervlewlng techniques, ethlcsandetlquetlewlth S!IJTiples questions 1Xl be Included, with more emphasis, howl!ve!', being placed on creative question· and listening. • .' lbe work.lhqp c:ondllcted by Deb on.~ ..........lso Included Bowman Rldl8rds whoteadles In · ...., -..--....... a ~t the Engillh 01110 State University and Is a at project folklorist, was beld In the i'usllc log • cabin or ~ 'l'll<mpeon ~rpoee In IIIDIIee to lrtmw for ljlle.to be pi*B ltllbe Help - p ... II at each Hbraey iuJd tapes and ~ ot the family folkkre lntei'VIews w1ll be available to the public. 'n'anlcrlptJJ w1IJ abo be available In the schoOls and the rewJIIJIIS, Jn1llfWIIS. Studellts participating are Kevin King, Gary Cdeman. Barbai1l Coleman. Kim Mcintyre, ~ <llapmaD. David Rue, Mlch!lle MalboU'a. Donia Crane, Jo tnEn Crane. Mica Jones, Stephanie and nt!any Gardnel", and Shand Beam. or In¥ demonstration and practice sicms 011 tnteiVIewlng, tralniJigses-. on seeing the world thrwRh a cultural eye, and the field wm1t or 9I!Oil'lng rei~ rcnns,lqajlng and l""""'ng or the workshop . tapes. collectbig mater1als and attended by not only the students but photcgraphs. the coordinating team compoaec1 or Florence Smith, Pat Ingels, Peqy There was also trall!lni on tape Cralle Don saJm:iw Margaret l'eCOI'dlnlr conversations and the ~. and the ~- WW1am . lmpoi'taDce ot !«.VidbC tmpresMiddlesWarth, was to train partid· and observatloas In journal · pantstocollectandlnterpretramlly Once the matmal bas been folklore and oral history: recorded; Mrs. POwers said listen· • 'llle ae ~ms Included an over· ingcenterswBlbeputlntooperal!OO view ot folklore using toms and · I ••. . \l FOLGIR'S FLAKED COFFEE . : -39 Oz. $499 . PtrCOUpotl At Polill'a. Olftr(xpltel Julr II, 1114 Liilllt Good ,· ICE CREAM SANDWICHES 25¢ . 12/$2.50 ADOlPH'S l_ · , ~ : DAIRY VALlEY \ ..' .. EACH 6/~1.25 til .: ·f! ''AI The End til !he Poo, 18, . . , . , . , _ . . ... POMIIOY OH. PH. m-1556 , L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1-----------.. .-------. Lead Ct'ystal HERITAGE PATTERN . C~liFORNI~ HOFFIAII'S SUPER SHARP 113 COUIIT CHEESE ......... ~ 1.1.. '2.97 ORANGES ........... 3/69' OHIO COlBY lOIIGHORI 30 COUIIT C~ltFORNIA CELERY .......... ,.~~,~~.. 59' 1£11 GREEN CABBAGE ....... 11...... 25' CHEESE .......... ~t•. Sl.87 I 1.8. TEEI QUlEI QUAITU$ IIARGARJNE .••• 21'1.19 ICELAND Barware . . .:: : ::· :: .: 46 OZ. HUNT'S By :fostoria I . H & BATTER: ... ~ .. JQ.•,. s1.97 . I -· TOMATO JUICE ........ c~~... 99¢ 20 OZ. DEL MONTE , SLICED PINEAPPLE .. c~~... 89¢ 15 OZ. LUCKS ASSORTED . ' BEANS ................ ~.~~~~ Sl.09 . LEFT IN PAPER TOWElS ........ ~P~L. 59¢ 15 OZ. SWEEPSTAKE 3 oz. t $~0000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY lr . WE'LL BE GIVING AWAY . 2-$50 1 - $100 2-$25 2 - $75 . DRAWING WIU BE HELD JULY 31 I ' . JACK MACKEREL ...~.~~~~ s1.19 ·of . SHOPPING SPREE WITH ; MERCHANDISE CERJIFICATI$j, • CHOCOLA T CHIP JUMBO GENERIC ~ 1 ... " :: .... ·:. SPECIAL OF THE · .---,--------------------1 = WEE~ r-.;;;;;;;jjjjiiiijiiiij;ii;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~~-:•..... ". . yourself .In many areas andcompromising ending up angry. · Sorry, there are no easy ansWers to your question. DEAR OR. BLAKER - I was engaged to be married and the wedding was only two mouthS away when my fiance told !'I'll! he was alxlut to becclme a rather. He explained that he hail gotten another woman pregnant the night after one or our llgbts. ' · Now I am trying to belp him make the right deCision. We postponed the wedding until he decides whether he wants to marry the baby's mother or me. Is there anything I should say or . do that would help him move In the right ·dlrecUon? I don't want to pressure him. . DEAR, READER Forget about being so helpful. What are your feelings about this shocking revelation? While he Is doing his thinking, don't You think also )'00 have a lot of thinking to do1 Think about what you have just learned about h1s character and deCide whether that's the kind or person you want .to Hve with lor the rest ot your Hre. Also consldel' the ronsequenoes It he decides to marry you while having, at the same time, obligations to the woman whO has just mothered his .... . Catsup .•........ !~~~. 89· Ice Cream ..,...v~:A~. daqhler of Mr.... Mrs. Gerald Galllpnlh, wiD COOIJiele In the MIIB Teell ot Oblo colitest 1D AupsL 'l1le JIIIPIIIII 8lx Jndllnl cat.Ep-rlel - 8dMI'e"*'c reoon1, • v1ce IICblev&- 'lbe Meigs CWnty Public Ubrar-' les w11J. 80011 offer a pr(l11!11lll or folklore about tamWes 'aroond Meigs Coonty. Uslllg a grant of $1.725 ln:m the Ohio Arts ewncn, Llbrar1an Ruth P<:lwen an'BJiged for the folklore project 1Xl begin last week with a two day woriaJhop for the 14 jiiJIIor and senlorldiluchoolstudentswoowOJ , be Involved In lntervle\l(lng older residents with stmtes ro tell. .1 3 oo!IIPETING -Amy wen., . Folklore 'proj'ect Homemakers •meet 0 - JlereMelalolfllebop_.ltlllltltbe.....,.lllldare projec& ot 1111 Melp LIJirutea pidlce ltttmlea-., Dell ....._ Rldadi. ·08\J En&l"' ...... 81111 day will be held on the porch and yard of the Salvation Am)y, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, from 10 a.m. to noon Thursday; all area residents 1n need of clothing are welcome. tl . INT£RVIBWING FOB FAMILY FOIVDP!'- , her A£r. al'd 0£. 10.Sing DEAR READER- Maybe you are afraid you are going to lose ber again unless you can·communicate your Intense desire and love for her. Or perhaps yqu don't tee! llke you are. getting the feeling& · across because she doesn't respond In kind. These woUld Indicate two many dlf(erent problems, but undertylng them both seems to be a feeling on your part that youdon'tdeseiVelier and turthermore that you love her more"than she loves you. ThiS Inequity <or teellng or Inequity) Is dangerous ground upon whiCh to buUd a marriage. Try to bring ber down a Httle ftom lief pedeStal. Otherwise, you may find Chuck ·Roast •••• LB., L UV<:er ; 11y Kama Blllller, Pb.D. child. DEAR OR. Bt.AKER·-In two . Areyoupreparedtodealwlthall monU.. 1 will IIWTY the woman or the compHcatlons Inherent lo this my dreams. She Is absolutely kind of situation? perfect-beautltul,smart,thought· . ·Down In the dumps? Get help rw and motivated. I am very lucky from Dr. Blaker's newsletter to get her bl;!cause sre rejected me "Fighting Depression.... Send 50 once .for someone else and then cents and a stamped , self· changed her mind. ~envelopetoDr.Biakerln · Myproblemlsthatiteelicannot CIIJ't' or this newspaper, P.O. Box tell bel' hoW much I love her. 1 tell 475, Radio City StatiOn, New York, her tb1rig5 like, "I love you," "I NY 10019. can't Hve without you," and "You Write to Dr. Blaker at the above inake my life worth Uvlng," but . addresS. 'lbe vOlume or man . somehow It doesn't get the point ·. prohibits persOnal replies, but across. . questions or general Interest w1IJ be. dlsclissed In tuture columnil. , LB. GRADE A WHOlE Once that is" done, In most cases til!! Problem of·bad breath IS solved. If you have a penilstent problem of bad breath, mouthwasbes and sprays 'a re not · going to do more than temporarny I!UISk the pro~ lem. You soould let your physician help you .find the cause of your halitosis. ., . U.S.D.A. BONE-IN :· Ftee Clothing POMEROY - Free Clothing J g J ' . • CHESTER - Chester High . School class of1931 annual picnic · ·.will be Sunday, 12: 00 p .m. Ali .. ..teachers and classmates Invited. ., A k Dr. B' L ture Round Steak •••• . .. terlstlc of the breath of people with .kidney rauure. Some people with . Hver faUure hive a fishy odor to their breath. Ql.iES'i'ION: .}fow Is bad breath · treated? , ANSWER: Themalnwayt.Qtreat bad breath Is to delennlne the underlyllig cause and remedy lt. LB. -~1 · ., : · your nose tor toreign bodies which · may be causing Infection and · reportedballloll8c-srec:aused ot FU)IIIy Mddne by diandejs lo the mouth, mlUiy of drainage down the back or the . Ollie Ullllvenlly Calep . whlcll can be cleared. up qulcldy throet. Enlarlled adenoid tissue on ol ~ Ppe!Nc Medldne with simple treatment. However, · thebackoltheliOIIemayalsocailse QUESTION: My wife says I many other cases of bad lreath are, . ~and drainage, which leads should 111 to ' a doctor because caused by dlseaseJ that are talrly to a strong' odor 1n the mouth. , mouthwash doesn't · belp my bad serious and do need medical If 811 oral exam shows no dental breath. I don't feel sick lo attenUon. · or pl\ystcal problem, then your Is bad breath QUESTION: What CBI) my doc· "doctor w1IJ look for aq underlying re11HY serious tor do for ·me It I have halltosls1 condition which may be causing the enough to need ANSWER: F1nt your physician bad breath. He or sbe may ask you m e·d I c a I wUidetermloetryOurbadbreathls tohave:aspeclatx-raythats~~~ws treatment1 discernible-by other people or It Ills· pouc~ 1n the esophagus and lower ANSWER: AI· ~ ~~lclan · thatwmonlyxamlyou. notiCe. part or the pharynx which may be though print and our,....,.. . . e neyour trapping food and lescllng to bad television advertising sometimes mouth, gums and toi)IUe. looldng breath. You may also be alked to lead us to believe that we all need for Infection or dental caries. He or take tests for diabetes mellitus, · flavored mouthwaslles to succeed . sbewlllcbeckforlesl*,esiJI;Cially liver disease, kidney disorders and socially, these products are ,not ' t!Klle Indicative or cancer, on the ' Infection In the tuna. always !lie !IOiutlon to breath tongue and Unlng .or the mouth. · QUESTION: Does the type ot problems. Hallie$ - · an· unplea· Your doctor may also feel your smell slgnlfyposslblecaUJeaforthe sant odqr ot the breath - may gums, toneueandcheekstoriiiiiiJMI, ·foul breath1 • simply be the result .of IIIIICliun&:, and .check It you are producing ANSWER: Somettmes the na· eating certain f()!lds or not clealllng •~14mt . ssHva. Some dille~ or the breath's odor Is a good one's teeth properly, and In thele JIIOCO'" decrease productloll or clue to Its cause. People with cases the ·m outh rinse can freshen saUva, Which fUnctions as a clean· diabetic compllcaUons often have the breath. lng aaeat to cut down on debris In breath with a sweet or frirlty odor. Bad breath may have many the. mouth. / An ammonla·llke smell Is charac· causes, 8011le of them medically YOIIr doCtor wUI also examine I EAGLE RIDGE - Meigs County Fox Chasers Association · annual picnic at the clubhouse on Eagle Ridge Road, Saturday, at 6 p.m . All members and friends are invited. j • seri~. From 50 to 70 percent of U.S.D.A. . Phi Sorority, w1ll meet Saturday :folr a ~lng party and .cookout at the home of 'Llliian Moore, 6 p.m. 8 .•• · 149 Page 1 . Bad breath can be ·bad news for some · .Precep((>r Beta Beta Chapter; Beta Sigma ~ .$ U.S.D.A. BONELESS ·wednetday, July 25, 1984 ., Jly i!'.dw!U'd 8cbreck, D.O. A=..•at Pt¢1! . r . 'ffiURSDAY 1 ~· Family Medicine STORE HOURS Mort.-Sat. J AM-10 PM Sunday 10 A~1~ PM - -. •• . c: Umit - --- The Bend By I WEDNESDAY The Daily Senti~el . ' 12oz. High Balls . 10 oz. Double Old Fashioneds . JELLO GELATIN .......... 2/73¢ 14 OZ. HUNT'S Now- Save 20% CATSUP ................... PPmE.. 79¢ on Fostoria's popular Heritage Barware.· PRINGLES ......... ~...... ~ .. s1.19 ' 7lh OZ. CHEEZ-UM 4 OZ. SANKA . INSTANT COFFEE ..... ~66 S2.99 12 OZ. ARMOUR CANNED TR ET l NCH .· MEAT.~~~ S[59 �'• · Wednuday, July 25, 1984 POmeroy-Middleport, Ohio - I .·- ·---·- ·--:- 1 The Daily Sentinel I Wedhesday, July 25, 1914 Bus·iness-Services PHONE 992-2156 . ar wmeDtlllrs.otlotl CttnWlt4 ..,., 1111:01n II.. ,._,.,, Olllo 417tt >' 1 i ·-~,.~,~.,~~-~.=-=_=,~..~.~.~.~-~~-~~..~--~_.~..~-~~~~'~'·'~-~..~,~~~l==~C~/,.=,~ji~• l~t"'~ ~'~"~"'~"'~~''~==. ..~., . =~=.:::-..-....... 1·-·- J1............ ..1 -Mo.w-"' ..... IIo. 7 , Yifla.11 1 ~"'-~~~ ~ ,. ....... - . . , ,. , _ - I- .._ --- ,,."""-· 14-hiiiMoonto~,.,. ll·lk.h- 11-llloMco, f\1 • Cl ll.,... l ) ,JIIIiocala.,....,o ,.o. 11· ·-~~~~ li· CI"'~ ... ~'I'O~- __ . 111,.,.,_" ..... t::l•n•• nr -c ~- · 111- 'l .. llft 1'11 - W..~ut .,............. u ......- .... . ...,..,, . 11-U...•-,et I4•IIIIUCII . II"'' -...." II· O..I.rllltao~ll ~ 1.11> oo II lt·MH llopolo .. · Public Notice The Le•der Mortg•ge COinPM'f ... Plaintiff cl Michael D. Smith,-· onKtMta .T• T Caae No. 83 CV 231 In pursuance of an o rder of Sale •n the above entttled II L 3 7&2 - 11-M t:P - Iul~ ' SHOPPING SPREE In the above photo, Catherine Little (left) and Mrs. George L. Queen display the groe£ries they won in a shopping spree at Vaugh• an's Cardinal supermarket. 'Liule, of Cheshire, won a threeminute spree and gathered in $179.73 worth of merchandise while Queen, of Middleport gathered $ll6.76 in one min· ute. Sue Walker, of Union Avenue, Pomeroy, also won a $25 gift certificate in the July customer appreciation promotion. At left, Utile takes off on · the spree, going down the cerl>Jll isle, taking in qs much as possible. Jones. J r. Deceased. to-Wit: 1 973 Har ley Da v1dso n Sportster. Body Type MC . Senal No 3A61832H3 , 1982 Dodge Anes. 2 Dr . Sedan . Ser1a l ·No 1B3BD4 1B5CC 176941. ap· p roxtmately 55.000 mtl es Jenmfe1 L. Sheets. Adm•n• sHa[nx of Est~te o f Ayward C Jones. Jr . Deceased 171 2 3. 24. 25. 3tc • Up to 1IW6<'o' llOO ......._... ...,,,.., II•Hti~M<hiiO The State of Ohio, MEIGS County. GOOD USED · GAS • ELEC . DRYERS Woshors to malch Uprilht frHzttS, SJ!iO Wuhers, .GE. Whirlpool, llylq. . TV • APPLIANCES m lrd Ave .. lltllipolis, Oh. (Opeo Otiy l SoluldaJ lil 6 ~. M . ) PH. 448- 1899 S&W TV AND APPLIANCE · ~ERVICE 46353 Scout Ch~ster, Misc. Merchandise · lo ck. A.M .· t he followtng des cnbed real es tate. Situate In tt'le County ol Me1 gs and State ot Oh•o. and 1n the V •ll age of Middlepo rt, tO·Wit S1tuated •n the State of Oh1o. County of M e•gs and 1n the V•llage of M •ddleport and descnbed as follows: Lot One Hundred E•ghtv-s•x (186) m Boswort h's Add1t1on to Lower Pomeroy. as des•g n ated on th e Plat of said Add •t• on Qea r1ng date of October 24 . 1973. ftled m the off•ce .of the RecOrder of Melgs Cou nty. Oh10. and rec orded 1n Pl at Book M e•gs Also known as· 640 Plum Middleport . Oht o Street. 45 760 The pro perty appratsed at s 18.500 and cannot be sold for less than two- th.rds of that am ount Terms of Sale Cash 1n hand o n d av of sa le. JAMES J. PAOFFITI ? ~ERIFF M etgS County 171 25 (61 1. 8 . 3tc · LEGAL Nonce 1 am offe m~g fo r sale at me office of Fred W. Crow. Attorney, Pomeroy. O h 10. on Th ur~day. Ju ly 26. 1984 at 10 : 15 a.m.. 12 acres o f real estate 1n Rutland Town shiP former ly owned tiy rrry. parents. Elli e Luck.adoo and Katie Luckadoo. Sa1d 12 . cicres were ap· praiSed Common ·Pl eas. Pamero¥. Phone 992-6094 LEGAL NOTICE ·----~ ' Fred W . Craw. Anarney. Pomeroy, Oh to. Common Pleas Coun Cl'f(lithrift of America, Inc. Plaintiff ] va. Jerry D . Swartz and Cathy A. Swartz. et al., Defendants day of May 1 948 The above-descn bed parcel of land was sold to Eh Butcher bv Jenme M c~l he nny on the 26th day of Jun e. 19 28. and 1n that transfer was b ou nded and (7) 23. 24. 25. 3tc -------~----~, Savelll own·..ad llftd ordel' ..V mall wLI;II tills coupon. canct!l VOUI' ad by phOne Wllt!ll yau llt!f I Case No. 84-CV-67 descnbed as follows : Beg tn ln pursuance of an Ord er o f ' 'ntng on the South Stde of the Sale 1n th e above enwled Leadmg Creek Road at the West actton. I w111 offer for sale at ltne of Bertha Brooks' land. pu6hc auc l ton . at the door of thence South' 3 deg West 70 the Court HOLtSe 1n POMEROY. feet along Bertha Brooks' west 1n the above named Coun rv. on hne. thence south 73 deg 30" Wes t 60 fee t: thence north 2 1 SAt URDAY. the 25th day of f\ljgU s1. 1984. at 10 .10o'c lock deg. 30'West 1 60 fe~ttosouth A M . the fo ll ow•ng descrtbed Stde of Lead1ng Creek Road: real es tate. ~1tu ate 111 th eCounrv thence sou th 63 deg. East 135 orM"e1gs and State of Oh10. and leer along lhe south s•de of lhe •n the Towns htp of ·Saltsburv. Lead tng Creek Road to the to · Wil place of beginnmg PARCEL 1 8 e•ng •n 100 acre • Aefe1ence deeds· Vol 249. Page 963. Vol. 21 4. Page 4 07: Lot No 3 19 . Salisbury Town ShiP. M e•gs Countv. Oh1o and Vol 170. Page 501 : and Vol begtnntn'Q at a potnt on the 255. Page 1 29. Deed Records sOuth s•de of the Lead mQ Creek at M etgs County. Oh1o RGad No 3 where >he south si de·of sa•d ro';~d Intersects the west properly hne ol Wt ll1am 8 R t f~ ' s 10 6 acre tract of land. rec orded 1n deed Book No 227. Page No 797 . Deed . Records of M e1gs County. Ohio: form erly tn the name of Bert ha 8100ks. sa1d pot nt oJ 1beg •nnmg also .betng the northeast corner o f a lot ovvned by Jerf'\f' and Cathy Swartz. "rp. COJded m Deed Book 255 ~age No 129. Deed Records aT Mw~s County. Ohto. thence S B PROPE RTY APPRAISED AT Parcel No 1. $2 . 100 00 Parcel No 2 . S38.500 00. . Properties cannot be sold for l.ess than ' two-ttwds of the aopri:lJSed amou ms TE RM S Cash tn hand JA MES J. PAOFFIIT. · Metgs County 171 2 5 181 1. B. 3tc NO 63 dOll E 28 5 leet along the sout h Stde of Road No 3. thence S 27 deg 04' W 63 9 feet to the southeast corner Of sa~ d Jerry and Cat hv Swam lot. . thence N 3 deg E 70 feel along the: ..e:ast s•de o f sard lo1. 10 the place o f beg•nn,ng. co nta1mng 02..1 ac res. more or less Except all legal r•ghts of way or easements E~cept coal. 0 11 and gas rtghts mtne same ,PARCEL 2· Srtuated rn the w tl h nght 10 Townsh1p of Sa lisbu ry. County of M etgs, and Sta te of Qh•o. I ' Secl!on 35. Lot 100. 25 Acre School Lot. as same appears on i heAud110r"s Tax Duphcate for the year 194 7, •no the name of Eft Butcher, referencP. to WhiCh IS be1ng made. satd property f ~hen tf SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE The Stnl of Ohio, MEIGS • COUNTY. Comi1MM1 Plea Court of MelgoCo.. . Diamond Sewingo • 1.-. Co .. The City Loan and Savlngo co. · ~ \Ill. ~=-E. Manor. PROPERTY APPRAISED AT s6o.ooo and Cannot be sold lor less than tvvo-th1rds at the appra1sed amoun t The Daily Senlinel Deed Records . Located 1n theY at R• gQScrest TE AMS OF SALE: Cash •n hand JAMES J PROFFITT SHERIFF M ~ I GS COUNTY (7) 25 .181 1. 8. 3tc Love~ . ' Tablecloth Wolf<o and Chaeoleae Defwndlnta Caae 1\!o. 84-CV-1311 In pursuance of an Order of Sale 1n the above entitled acuon. I will o ffer for sale at pubhc auct1on. at the door of t h'e Court House tn Pomerov: tn the above named Cou nt'(. on (lh" . . t<L .. ..... (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Downstairs equipped with kitchen, living 1oom·, dining room and den; upstairs has two bedrooms and one bath; house also has basement. Lot size epprox. 4rx308'. Needs work. If intereslid contact The Home llational Bank in Racine, 949-2210. , '· I )Wanted I )For Salt! ·( iAnnounct!lnent 17, - - - - - 11. - - - - - - ( I For Rent 19,-----:.. 20, - - ' - - - - - 21 -_ -22.. __,__ _ _ 23,-----2• . - - - - - 25. _---~-26, _ _ _ __ YOUR NEXT CRAFT is in our NEW 71. _ _ _ __ 1984 NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG. o.er 170 varied desil'l', 3 free i)lttemt Send $2.00 MI. CWT IIIOIS. .SUO _.. 21 • .,.....~-~30. _ _,..._ _ 29. -_ - llllllbiN!:II:J ltNM* 111111... 31 • . . . - - - - - - _'_ __ .'33. 12. --_ - liD!:*..::·~ ~=­ ;u _ _ _ _ __ M 121-EIIIIIIlt riLtal Qlllt 127..,.._ ...... 121-!lllftf.~ ...... 25- ---~- l:t::,........ . PlldiE I~IIIIRY• UNlit Art II flllli c-1111 II~,_~Clldlll IIHalj Art fl 111 COUrt St. ~~---~!~~~-~~-------1 . . . 113 W. 2nd St. Pomeroy, OH. Open: 9:00 to 5:00 ~losed Tllursda s . m. ICH•I .... tlllic ... ltlct I. l."llad" MSGKEE . . . . .. , . • > llcGHEE Bnll•·Auctlon Slnlc1 ChiiJI......,, lalp Colllty Asloclltl • Phont742-3171 Wolfe Investigations, Inc. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALLTYPES . 41-4111 ARE YOUR SALES AID SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZEIITH •SYlVAIIA •SPEED QUEE~ LAUIDRY •GI,SOI llfiiGUATQR Shop Technidan V. C. YOUNG Ill RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomer<>y, Ohio Plains. Equipped kitchen, dining, beaulifw large living' and lots of carpeting. Only $32,900. Near Racine. large lot 3 bedrooms. large kitchen with dining area and sliding .;ass doors ID patit TP ·waler. Full basement and lg. lot Asking $35,000. · RANCH - TRAILER SPOT - On Rt. 7 by-pass. One acre lor $7,000 or 2 lots in Racine selup l;n one, lJut room for 2. 'Asking $6.500. DOUBLE - Rent from one wil lw!lp wfth the utilities. 11 rooms and 2 lots. on·Duly :t z-,, (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Boil 1213 Gallipolis. Dhio 456'31 lo 24'x36' Insulated Doe Houses $SAVE$ AT THE . P&S BUILDINGS DENTAL CENTER ON DENTURES Racine, LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND Oh. Ph. 614-80-5191 DURING JUNE & JULY SAVE 1120 TOP SOIL-FILL7-17-1 DIRT mo. I0.£·1t!: ON A SET OF OUR VERY BEST DENTURES SAVE $60 PER DENTURE PHONE 304-372-3222 R.B. SMITH RIPLEY. W.VA. - MRS. STARR PULLINS EXCAVATING DOZERS · ESP CARD AND PSYCHIC READER - BACKHOES Tells your past, present and future. Advice on 111 matters of life. All rNdinas ari pri,ale and confidential. '!l. - DUIP TRUCKS -LO-BDYS Real Estate. General - TRENCHER - WATER - SEWER -GAS LiliES - SEPTIC SYSTEMS LAIIGE PH . 01 71~ Perlersbut~o 1857 SMALL JOIS roc the extra itcome. Timber, 11:ee gas, callle farm l~rnace, W. Ve. ..., ' "6120/ 1 mo. pd. ~ No Down Payment Excellent Rates ' Fer lnfermatlon ' Farm Equipment Parts & Service Call Collect T~e "SUPER 94" I most p-rful pre- mium psohne in Bend area. TH1 Bil .! 94 Octane . Ethanol Enhanced reduced price make Itt~ areal Really nice 2 home. Owner Mason, W. Vo. 6/20/ 1 mo. wants sale and reduced pice to $42.9!X) .,.. wil COOlider showinK MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE 100 ACIU -Deer and m lelidtntlal per an. & Cbnl~~trcial CaH 742-3195 Or 992-5875 · • > ,, UM Equi~~J~Ht by lMdllll flcttfftrl. V011 Scb111der llec:ollllfindtl Carpet llalt· 'FREE ESTIMATES" 7-9-1 mo. . , N- Servlnt Southeastern Ohio ·~ For all your wlrl111 · needs; furnii:~ · repair service and installatiOR. : Middfl!port. 35115 Olt Hill R0141 Lone lottOIIl, DH. 45743. PH. (614) 985-4212 - RITCHIE'S MASON SERVICE CENTER $22.000. PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY . CLEANERS We Available Only At bargain. 3 bedroom I floor ~an ~I for VOW and make lhat olfer. , 7/ 6/ 1 mo. 1 NOW AVAILABLE! POMERQY - large lot and a oilers. 614-423-5560 ,,, ,,, $372.00. Total $31.900. BUY ~ Authorizod John New Holl1nd. Bush Hot firm Equipment · Oe~ler PRICrREDUCED - TuPIJIIS Pllins -Keller Ave. - Nice 3 bt!droom home with approx. I acre · level lot Kataee, woodburner, all in good conditiOn. Can finance with $500 down, 14%fixed irterest rale for up to 30 years. Monthly paymenls of HEI£ - VEHICLE DON'T D""· NEW LISTING - Rvlllnd Over 3 acres-of ~nd with a pond and amobile home willi 2 large rooms added on. Cellar with stofage bulldin~ Serene setting. $20,000. LDOIC LEASE YOUR NEW U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO appointment ID see. $35.900. st<ry remodeled BRAUN & ASSOCIATES SALES & SERVICE II room .home and IJIIII. Only - g . Fore. lore lnfor•tlon !:l Call 304-421-3992 ;:;: 992-2478 . BO.GGS f.- IIEW LISTING Syracust Really nice 3 bedroom home with family room, I lloor ~an all in good oonditiln. Can for an bldJs. br lust $95,000. fll!lr St. '. ' Community Yard Sales at ..-.c. '!':J I HOME LOANS FIKED RATES a.t..W market ra!Oa. Fixed conventional FHAVA.Leader Mortgage. Homem-• Dream! No Athena, collect 1514-692experience needed to um 30111 . 25% commiaion demon· ltrltlng in - · homes. c You cont"" hours ond ·in· 23 Profeuionel come. AbeOiutely no invoot· Service• ment1 A.l.eo booking paniH. - - - -- - -- - CaH 448-1270 Of write Toy Plan , Johnstown . PA PIANO TUNING Lowe r . 11904. • Help Wented priced regular tunings · Poatjon Av1ihble . diocoumo to Senior Cltlzeno. Gravaly'tracti.r-duel whula, electnc' ttart, sulky. 1B' Crtltllne bolt, 86 HP. 1980 ······ ;;:t·;;i&aiint ·:-~ & Vicinity Kaweaaki motorcycle . Quean tlza badapreado, Sewing machine, electrle. · Many other iteru. Frid•y • Saturdey. 10:00 til 1 2211 Kelton Lana, Gallipollo, Oh PH. 448-3693. Rodney Villogro ' II . Carpen- ter'•· Everything! Bedt· .,..d,, , curtains, larger Iadie!~ ··· · · ·· ·· · · ·· ·- - - -~ - ~--- - - ~·~: Moving Sale. 2317 Jeffeoon Ava. 8·1, July 26-2)28. T~\irs . Fri. Sat. Furlli· tllfW, houllhold ltemo, AKC male SHIH·TZU AKC - · Garman Shepherd . 304:878 - 2B87 or 304- U~ , 3468. . -.. oizeo. guitar, clarinet, electronic g11me1. ceke dec~ orating •upplih and wall · · 26th • 28th. Lawn mow•. antique dreiHr ~ tirn aid Churchea • Schoolo. Ward"1 decor. Mory Koy, Friday mite. red ' houn on N•l 9AM . Road, · • Keyboard. 304-8~11-3824. 3 Announcements gree. Able to meet Ohio Department of Education MSPII Ctrtification reiluire· pgno Tumng tlrunlcardi Mulic Co .. 441- T Bonded & . lris!lred SWEEPER - ._ing me· inents or be ~illing to 0687. Clip thio ad for 20% chine repair. pilrt.. , "and obtain'. Av11ilability for discount. lane Daniel•. 31 Homes for Sale 32 Mobile Homes ouppiiH. Pick up • and 1984-811 program year. Call ----'---'---,-or wrhe: Galli• . County 1514-742· 29111 . for Sale delivery ~ Davis Vacuum Board of MR' DD, P.O. Box 3-5-tfc c~eer-. 40 ecre fann, a·room houM. If niile llirge bom. tobocco booe, 2 G - - Crelil Rd: · Call 14. Clieahire, Ohio 45a20. (814) 367-0102. Contact 614-4411-0294. . cat garage. 2 out buHdlnilo. NEW AND USED MOBILE person: David Ratliff.· asking t20,000'. Cal '15,14- . HOMES Kli88EL'B QUAL742· 2170. ITY MOBILE HOME SALES. Full or part timeoaleoperoon 31 Homes for Sale 4 • Giveewey ------:--lc- 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOUS. foe Sarah Co•••lrv J-lirv -------:--:--o- Red-. nice 311drmho""'· RT 36. PHOJIIE 814-44ctlComp!iftY. ' Eam mote part• •ttie, basement. g...... 7274. time than many .. m full 9 yr. old W.t..- front home. 4 yro . of o1c1 College booko. time. Good income. No exc . condition# t2,000 exc. location, option to buy. ' Elementary Education. 3 investment. flexible scfle- down. owner finance . Call Own• may carry. Call 992· Going to OU thio fall1 s~.. •TRENCHING 2617 . money on housing, buy th& yra. old M prewnt time. also dule. manegement pouibili- 614-2,56· 1~16 otter 5PM. •BACK HOE •DOZER 198!1 Kit 14x60 mobiljt · muoic booko. Call 448· o£ND LOADER tin. Prizes 11nd aw•d• in B11um edditiOn. INN with homeI 2 bdr .• geo fumanc;t. 2878. Atvoc:ilvo ho ..... priced that •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE recognition of 1chiev•· option. 3 bdrma. 2'/z batho. is unbelie'v•blel OWMr mullt 2 acreo. fenCed yard. wood trig.. oven, w.i ndow Ae. "WATER. GAS. SEWER" ' menta. The o-"'nlty to partllny fumishod. LI'C•!*I Real nice big ~og black • RAIN UNEB. ·aam trip. .t o dre•m loca- oall immediately! Middle- burning fireplace . family In Atheno MobHe Home Park · whito, 9 mo. , old to good port. Cai1614-992-6941 . CAJun C.rlifiH · tions. Sar11h Con"••b y is II room. a.c., appUancn~ l•ge 1 f.w mlnut• from c•mpua. hl>ma.CoH 448·1899. SEPIIC tAlKS IISTAllEII ,full range ~ry company blument.city waw ·• pa. flnllh ochool with equ!tv. FIEI! '! STIMA1H offering high quality 14K t560. mth. with t1 DO. iarJIIIin priced ot t&.900. 4 IUttena. CaU 448-0924: , applied to purcheoe prlco. Cai1114-387-7636. • gold. lterllng · and 367-7560-367-767 in addi1:ion to Call 814-9811-4387. Cat kitten. Call 448- diamonds · CHESHIIE. OHIO feohion jewelry througholll '1989 Elco"" houM trail~. 2329. ' 31 the United Stlltet. For int•~ HouM and · t~ee lots in 12x60. •11.200. Cell 8142 part long h8ired kittens, view caU betw_.. the hours G...,. Townohlp now beau-- SyracUN. HouM needs re- 258·6058 . >marked oo ugly they're cute. of 1PM to 4PM Mondaythru tiful. 2 otory home. 4 or II modeling. Excelllint locaFriday. A* for: 1114-388tion, $16,000. firm. Call 19B3 Clayton mobHellome. r----------.1 Cal 114-742-2480. 811118 COf'lnie a-ge Unit bdr., 1'h both. lorgro LR & 614-992-2377. Sat up on rented lbt . Kitchen, fO<mal DR. utility 110, 600. Cell 614-246 RADIATOR l..argro dog. mixed breed, 6 Director oe 114-446-2684 rOom . garage , conc~e t'e Carolyn D1nt Branlt h Owner tranaferred. must 61100. montho old, gcMiCI watch drive. nice lot. city ochoolo. SERVIa Manager. oxe. cond. e6&.ooo.oo. dog: C8ll 114-992-6000. 4112 :>~ilea from Galipolil. oell, •11.000.00 <town. Assume We can repair and re· llotpin priced t64.900. Farma for Sale· • · Attention: Middleport High Alcoholism Coun~. full Will conoider mobilo home B'h pet. loan. _3 04-175- 33 1529. Sch. Alumni. you m-v oWn ti""' positiOn. BaeheiO<'I trade -in, Coli 448-1038. heater yOur own orll9i! a~ · blttck ' degree in Sociol Serviceo By owner. free natural gaa. also boil rod cet. Ownet"s Moving, C11t •re• and-or related expe· OnlY 9 'h% IUUmllble Joan 6 room house corner lot. s1oc:ked pond. 86 acfea: rience. Sendr~ta : JD~ 60x160, S....,th St•-· 1400 . 00 per • ·cre -:wlo'- to otoy In Mligo Co., on this J BR brick raneh out radiators. Surch. P.O. Boa 413. Galli· Now Hav..,, t1 1.000. 304outtide cat. L - mice • •4.000.00 down t2110 .50 Oh 45831 by Auguot' houM. MCiuded on 2.9 Gas Tanh. 882-2004, eveningo. children. c - with one polis, . ltCI'H of land with farm month, 8 Pw cent Owneru3rd. M -F-H. E.O.E. boa of eat food . Call 992· pond, located naar 0111< HHI Aloo. approx 32. 2 br .• fuR booe- flnancing, 7,873. end Centerville. approx . Remodeled ocreo for ule. 1-614-231 - • Driving IMtructor. LicenMd ment.· good location. Assu992-2196 .. : 3221 . $491 mo. payment. Only mable loan . 304-876-81124. Intelligent puppieo to give or will tr1in. New 198• c•r. $3,750 down. 379-2803 Middlepon. Ol!io -ay. I females. 2 maleo. gas insur1nce supplies. after 8 P.M . deAy. 100 •cres on Tribble Road. ~ ·11·ttc Muot be High School Gradu· Cal 814-992· 7764. 2 bedroom home near 31 1Cf81 Putnam County On. •te with 5 years driving H•ve you given up the idea Langsville. on 1 acre ground. Lee Ridge. 304- 937-27~8 -: PuppiH. 304-6711-11412 If. e"petience. No tickeD. No of buying 1 homo? N.L Shown by appointment .:cidents. No conviction•. tlf 4 . Call 9 :30 to noon . 1-800- s - o and Auociateo may only. Call814-742-2841 . 35 lots lit Acreage · be able to n\ake your dr.m T - M - type ducko, 362-1035 . come true with only 1 5% 304-882-2787. Babysitter n ..ded in my downpayment · and lnt. .l t 32 Mobile Homes for Sale lot for ule in Mercerville. home Mon. thru Fri. 8· 5. ra- of 11 .211%. CaN Jeri 3 month old male puppy. 'lz llew HolltS-Exllftsive 814-379-2728 fO< detailo Call 814· 258-8618 . · • Call 448-1418: L•bredo·r Retriever. 304after &PM 0<814-477-2443 ReiiiOdelina • 3 re1l njce mobile home. 2 8711-11588. . lnsoranct Work Part tin,. position• evailab.. 9AM-IIPM. bedroom fumiohed. , LOW Homesite In Clearview Est~ Cui*7,~ Bld&s. at81. all utilitiea including Full oize box oprlngt. good for mature aduhs. Earn 8 yrs. o,... 3 bodnn. 2 botho_ PR t"C EO -COMPARE MWer. no money down. Call •soo -seoo month . Cal for claancondltion.1409Kifl• famity room with wood THESE VALUES BEFORE 814-268-1218 after IIPM." , whaS-. 304-8711-11018. appointment. 614- 2411 · burner. Singlec,rpage, on YOU BUY. 12•52 • 12x44 Alu11in1111 & Vinyl Sidinp 9561. ' 15 YMra Experience 8 flat acrn with stocked otzeo. BROWN' S TRAILER In Northup on Concrete.. PARK.. MinertvHie. Ohio. White mole kltt.,, litter Street. No restriCtions, apGREG ROUSH Hiring now demonstratorS. pond. City water in AIICine. Call 614-992-3324. Cal 814-949-2641 . -~304-875-2254, porox. 130 rt. frontage . Call work your own hours. no PH. 992-1683 446- 3485. . collecting or delivering. no 72 Skyline, 1 bedroom, or 992-2282 Hamotero. 304· 8911·3376. investment. fNe t300 kit .. Owner trlfloferred· mult 14111 stove. refrigera,or, a.c .• or ll+tk . Glendine. 1514-3117- beautiful 3 bdr. home. fam- completely fumiohed. Price Appro" . 5 Va ac:res. leveJ F - lrleh litter to • gcMiCI Call 7770 or Debbie 448-4693. ily room haa 20 ft . of ~~~- Call 814:_~92· land. with frontage on two homl, 304-.1711-1310. window• for pastoral view. r•od•. axe. for building, mini-farm. all utiltiea nearby Sell AVON . Make 45%. Call ·finiohed double garoge, fireplica. Iorge porch, 40 ft. in old 160 near Porter. 441·335B. 1981 Happy HouH trailor. deck. wooda. privacy. near 6 Lolli and Found 19.000. Coli 614 · 388 - . blue • white .. 14x70 with Auiotant Otpniot - d Royol Dale Park. 113,900 . eJ~~:pando living rm, fully 8801 . 8'h ouumabllty. Coli 614· lOST Smell white dog with It Grace Ep(ocopal Church . 992!11420. furnished, 2 bedrooms, ch'iCall814-992-3988. n'tll decor with chinese block opott. Bid" We lent fw leA" Renlal s sofa. 2 color T.v:o with • floclnay .. A - to 'Sam•, Col 114-245·8248. 1'h oto'ry brick on 12 plus VCR. refrigerator. stove, 12 Situetiona acres. 1pprox. 1 milt from king size water bed. w11aher loot: Ml of car keys, ,....... w•nted Middleport. 7 rmo. • bath . 6 dryer hookup•. wooden Audrw¥ on ltey ring . R.Ward . Houses for Rent Calla14·992-3702 D< 304- deck, 100ft. of 8ft. fonclng, 41 Celt 114-2et-8UI. . Coli for appointment. 814882-20011. 247-4381 or 247- 2101 . Riverview P.,aon11l C11re LOBT ..,.. blonde Coc:l<ar Homo. Batty Mercer o -. Remodeled 2 bdrm houH FUrnished house. 3 bd,. .. · St. Jt, 160 North Spenlel. Call 1514- 2411· hn vacency for aldtrly with eerpoting · • wood- 19B1 Hollypark. 14x70, t220. 29 Neil A•e .• Gellipo1296. eac. cond.. 12x8 deck. lio. Coli 448-4416 after Gallipofia, Ohie penon. Coli 1·304-773· bu..,.,. Full b o - t • :... 7/11 / Hn 11882. ' large covered deck. Mutt underpenning and large · 9PM . Found: -ell on Ma..n to epprllcleta . Priced In room air cond. included. boat levy. Muotldentify. Call . Would love to 1181112 eldtrly the Mid 20 ' o. Cal 814-982· 304 -8911- 38911 or 896- Wiseman's have ren1als-: 3 114-112·2141 . 3600. bdr . trailer 5 iniles from ledleo to core fO< In- my 1 =87:-8.:.3-:fo-'-:".:P.:_ po_ln _ t.....,:--t-: . :-hoopitel 1225 mo., no child home. By month or ati 1· -rod- Loto of TLC • ret. Three bedroom, two otory, 24x60 double wide. reat11l ren or pet,, 3 bdr. plus fuu lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 fuft botho, b.. ement home. nice loca-. Coli 81~- 949-30;4. retne~deled home in MiddlePublic Sell 8 good cond, 304-876· 2998 tion on Bob McCormick. -=;;:::;:;::=::;:=~==-J port. added fNturu, • Auction· $300 mo. no children Or · U8,1iOO. or bolt after 5 . . AoklngMany ·pe1s. 6 bdr. home in 1own. 18 Wented to Do offllr, Ne rNoonablo offer Ccimp!Me Gunw work refuted. Call 814-992 - 19711 12a60 community 1326 mo. 4 bdr. homo very Cernplete Remodeling Mobilo Home, two bod- CIOH to town e325 mo. 3 Auction w.y Fri. nigllt at 30111. Raoflng at II TVIIM the HlltfDrd Community Dozer worli, ground ol~aring roomt. 304-773-11218 . bdr. home i" Addison ,..~ Worlled CeniW. Tn ctludo o f - • -vadng. U l - hr. 2 otory frame duplea, - ·cently remodeled. $2110 .t.o. . au m.ten. RP8fllte en ~ 1981 Schultz ltd. 3 br 1 'lz 3 bdr. home nice locatton in · ,....... n - - Coli «&-81138. · ••fteeEettm.tae•• tronce. 2 bdrm unit down· bath. total elec. centr•l air, the river, garden, 1271 mo. · Coolll-••• of -1----::--:-::--:;-:--·lculad _ _ ,.,, -IIYI WIW walls, drilled • - - ltllra. 1 bdrm unit upotalrt. microwave. dl•hwliaher, Security depoolt • lhama R.._.Rewnal.- vlottd F,.. rtkn..... Call lowl hnced flrd In Middle- IIDW. refrig, underpinning. .cu required on all rental•. Aucllen••• · 304 - 276- '&16-BB2-600dO<I14-742· port•. U11.900. Call 992- redWood por~h. 304-875- Wisem•n Real Estate a 8049. 3147. Agroncy, 448-3843. 7177, 719/2 1110. • JQU. ln1tructor ~ B•chelors de ~ on~ R~--~----------._--~--~----------~--~~~ - ... up EXCAVATING JUST CALL! 992-3410 . -or 843-5424 Sizes Start From ll'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' tlp & Vicinity • .......... . ... ........ ...... . E DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL ALL STEEL & POLE BUILQINGS & Vi,clnity .......... ..... . ...... ........ 1- - - - - ---:-- 11 CHESTER-985-3307 PH. 742-2328 7/ 1211 mo. 'P · Will do bobyolttlng In my Fuz ien Bottom Flee Green Terrae• on Rt. 141 . Wanted to buy log oplltttr. home. Call 114-388-8304. Market . Every we11kend . July 26· 27. Someth ing for c..h or trod• automobile. U.S. 311 Fraziero Bottom. everyone. firewood ch8ap. CaH 448· Painting. roof work and WVt: 211082. Dealers Wel 9164·from 5 · 8. gener1l repair, gran cutting come . Do n Fr•z l er - : - - - - - - - - - - 1 or gro,..al h8ullng, Call Oparator. 304-7116·2779. Buying deity gold, oilvar 814- 387-?881 . Middleport -colno. ringt. J-elrv. otetling - - - - - - - - - , Gall i polla Fl11 Mirkat & VicinitY · w•r•. old coins, large curlndoor-outdool, • ....., Bet. rency. 'rop priCOt!- Ed . Bur• Sun. Free addmioall)n , Rt. · -- ~·· · ·~- -· ··~~ ·- --~ --~--- ~;~ ~llldiiCidl ltatt Barber Shl)p, 2nd. Ave. 311 • 180. C.oll44·· 7037 . Middleport, Oh, .8 14-992Ilia Yard Sale. J~lv 27 • ~8. :1478. . .. ' . Yard Sale. Thursday, Frldiy. depression gl111 •nd lo1s.of Daily'•· next to S~thweat~ mloc. Rt. 7 to Melgo MemorC.•h paid for fancy iron or 21 Buiine. . ern High School . .Cioth8a. Ial Gardens. turn right ·on h8avy Iron bodo. t1 80 end Opportunity knlckakn•cks, crocheted Eaglo Ridge Rd. Co. Rd. 3!t, item1 , Something for go 15 miles. 949-2688. : up for certain Malgo Co, otono jaro. Old time cup~Weryone . board . call 1 -304- 8821 NOTICE 1 ' Garage oalo: July 27 • 28, -9 Bolo Tue.-Sat. 8-8 to 8. X-toll mena ouiU . _2_1 _ 11- - - - -- ...,.-l THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· ,jJigentic _ Mitlq-. Yt mile off Rt. George White res . Old rogte COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS USHING CO. recommendo 180. Kerr-Htsrrigburg Rd. 33. • FURNITURE. Bodo, . Iron, that you do buoineoo w~h people you know. and NOT wood. cupboards. chaiinl to Mnd money through the Gorage Sole Thuro. 26, Frl Yard Sale-July 24 thru 18. chests. b a'skets. dl•hes, mall until you h•ve lnvesti;. 27. St fford Sc. Rd off Rt. 9:00 til 7:00. Eagle Rid. . ttone jara. antrqueo, gold off 141 . 3 rd. houoe on right, Rd. off Rt. 7. firsttrailer~ and oliver . Wrlta -M .D . ..:ge_te_d_t-:h8~:-"-in~g-:,--:--::-::­ 8:30. , croll rold1. Clothea, ~. Milor, Rt.2. Po....,.oy. Ohio International .-1 building Stereos, Seuphone . . · 46769! or call 814-992· · ma~ufacturing awar ded Gun Cabinet, drapes, Mel Call 814-192·8314. 7769, . . dealerohip in IIVIileblo 1'101 , spruds. childs org1n, mi~ . Thuro. • Fri ., 9:00AM . 311 Huge 3 fomllv vard II IOOf!. Great profit POtontlll ·Wanted old pianos. Paying In radio equip., several . ri· an expand~ng indultry. Grope St. cal 11ppliancea. antique k~­ uo.oo and e40.oo - Firot floor only, Wrltaghilftg For application call Wldgcor .Yard Sate Rodney II Child· ch"" cupboard. library table, (303) 769 ·3200. Ext 2403. dlrac:tlona. Witten Pilnoa, rena clothe•. shoes. de ~ •nd lnanv more ilems.Vou Box 188 ~ Sardis, Ohio ROUUI for llle. Ulrgro Na- corma, lota mise:. Thurs. • noad it-We got itl Rqgtr 43946. Call 814-483· Fri. only, 9-7 Jeffara residence, HiiiiWI Snac:il Vending tional 180,6 , ' Rd .. Pomeroy 814-992Co. has route for sale in Gar- Sale Plantz Sub.• 11232 Thuro .. Fri., and Set. 1 -0- ,-d- Qu - ilt-o-(B-ef-ore-OaiUpolo and surrounding 1 8 401 are.. Euy to operate with Thurs .. Fri.. 10-4 . Weo- July 28-28, 9:00 o.m. · to • • Ph_o_n•_,_ · ll_1_4-_2_46_·_9_4_4_e_ . - I high Nmlng POI""tlal. Min- deater. fUrniture, toys, 4:00p.m. imum invntment $9.9911. lidulto • children clothing, Yard sale, 304 Hamifton St. Call 317- 927-11300 for mloc. Middleport, July 28, Th~..-­ [ l'iiiiiJ','Iill nl Yard Sale Infant to adults d•Y · Furniture, cloth8 ~ ~ clotheo, Thurs. • Fri .. 714 a, housewares. loti misc. )I ~lor'JII:I::, to 4. Rain or Shine. · ... 22 Money to Lo~m Second Avo .. Gallipolia. · -'-- - - - - - -- '"'I •LAND CLEARED eSEPTIC SYSTEMS eG~AVEL HAULED ~ .LISA M. KOCH, M.S. , · ~ • Licensed Clinical Audiolocist home with a basement Wanls POMEROY - 3 bedrooms,· central healing, carpeting, I& basement. nice kitchen, and little upkeep yartl. 20s. P•v billi by a· Chrlttlan. Call 814-3889376 . -";ppt~.;:===::;:=== Wt Hwe ~ Full Time wort< (Free Estimii1M) TROMM EXCAVATING FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Computerized Ht~rinc Aid Selec:tion Swim Molds - lnterptetin& Services i IIMSTIENT - D~. brick apb. 2 yrs. old. Both rented 11ft 115-IIIIIIIC!Idlt 101-QIII lllll C I IIIIi I 'NEW LISTING - like new bedroom bne.l'oof in Tupper.; 211 ACRE FARM - Good Tile Dlllly la1t1MI • IUStlldl ... 122-Stlff 'rl hfl IU(IIjl I Mall Thll Coupon wHit RIIDittJnea l-24-tk WE •<' -~-11\'t>"- ···--·oaiifpoilii _____... ······oaiiij)oiii·-------- ie!l. medicine. -;::;::::;=;::::::;:=:;:=: w.......__985-381'3 room and ~1124. fanily ,.._985-3837 room. Partially · rapelld. 7119/ 1 mo. pd. fuel oil fllnlc:e willl flcilities for WOCidllunw; 1ll15 . block - buildq, 3 Announcement• 2M() blocll .... llilbl off RL 248, COII1by sa11i1W. 'I> mile east of D!pter, · NEW LISTING - 8 rm. frame next lo slores in Milklklpolt. 3 BRs, 2 baths. central heat carpeting and full basement Asking $32,000. a. 113, ow a.e.-sta., ... I!Witll 011111 Makes •Dishwashers Phone '"' 1'1111 " w.-.., ZlJ,10113. , .......... 124-fllr llflla ... .. - Plumbing lftd tlec:vlc.l 1-(614)-992-3325 S.•• .... ,........ - Coner-. work 216 E. 2nd St. &,Aaca '8...,. Crochet directions, cloth about 68 •. Use bedspltld cotlotl, smaller cloth in No•.30 cotton. $2.75 fOf each pattern. Add 501 each pattern for IIOSIJct and hon~lin1 . tr. : : :... Crllll J '1 7 267, Pege 995. Me•gs County HOUSE IN CHESTER: Tine ICieS 6ith a nicely (1) 7589 Add a loot of eltpnce to 10ur . table with this looely cloth. It's ~ easy to C~Gthet in love~ lacy pineapples and !lieU stitch . pattern~ Pattern 7589: - RDGfint Mel gun• work • 4·5·111 TEAFORD · IO·WII: CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons and remodeling •Ranges •Refrigerators •Drvert •Fr~zen · ' PAR'TS end SERVICE Real Estate Generel 135-0IIIe I Cllllla Oil P... Public Notice <1eot!1e CO... T - Sat urday.'. th e 25th d ay ~~ August. 1984. at 10 :30 o'clotk A.M.• the loiiCMting descn bed real es tate. snuare 1n t he County of Me1gs and State of bhto. and 10 the Townsh tp of Orange. Bemg loc ated 1n the Tow nsh ip · of Orange. County Of Me1gs and State of Oh•o· Be1ng 1n Orange· Townshtp and be1ng 1n Lot No 6 11'1 Rtgg sc resl Manor Addtllon as record ed 1n Volu'me 4 4. M e•gs County Plat Records. Excepting and res ervtng tOformer grantors all mtnerals under sa •d rea l estate w•th r1ght to m•ne and remove same Wtlho ut InJUry 10 the sur face Re terence D eed : · Volume All •Wa~her~ or 773-5634 YOUNG'S TOM'S SHOE REPAIR 985.-3561 GAS-'WATER .SEWAGE PIPE REGULATOR'S & . FITTINGS' VOLUME DRIPS FOR SALE ·--·"'I ----··-p·c;;ne-;c;;;·--·····- Also Tra!lsmissi<»n PH . 992-5682 or 992•7121 6125/ 1 mo. > ..... Phone 992-5 132 Curb Inflation I I Pay ·Cash. for -II . Classlflacls and . II Wri~ your PH. 992-2549 · KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES · COIISinJCIId COIICI'ete block home 26130. 3 bedlooaa. 0111 bath, 12115 livilll! Car l Clive LucKadoo. Fasler Servito AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR -- Wanted to Do :!:~::: ln°~..~~~:~...'.~~ GARAGE 11·19/1 mo. pd. 498 Gen. Hartincer Pkwy. Middleport, -bH. "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" > BUS.: 985.-3813 RES. : 985-3837 • Real Estllitli General 18 W11nted To Buy Wrinted to buy uoad coal • wood lleeten. Swain Furnl· ture. 448-3159. 3rcl. • Oliva St., GaiUpolio, Oh . F.nden Available at ' $6.000.00 and ca nnot be sold for less than the appratsed pr_1ce . Sale su_b1ect to Ot}IO. I w 1ll offer for sale at the !rant door of the Court House. M e•gs County, Ohto. tn the Pomeroy. Ohto. on July 30. 1984. at 1600 A.M .. the followt ng for FREE ESTIMATES Free Water Analysis At Store or Pool Site Wide Ran&e of Chemicals & Supplies · · Call 614-m-6?37 New Chevy ·TrucL .. FENDER .. .. ......... f76.95 DOORS . ........... '149 .95 HOODS............ '174.95 BUMPERS ...•...... f(o,9 .95 GRilL .. ,...... ...... ·sc2.50 R. SUPPORT ....... '84.95 TAll GATE ••. •• .... '85 .00 FORD FENDER ; ... '69:95' BUMPER ............ '69.95 Also Some Car Robert E. Buck. . Pro bote Judge Bv: L""a K. NeoHiroad Clerk (7) 18. 211; 18) 1, 3tc the approval of the Court ol Public Notice 986-4269 Ph. 1 BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box, 326 Pom1roy, OH . 45769 Cemp Rd. Ohio · SERVICE II. 124.Po..oy Ohio MAINTENANCE. SERVICE & INSTALLATION FOR ALL POOLS AIOVE & 111-GRQUIID No Down Paymut lower lloqthly Peyment "service that Towers Above The Res1"611811 mG ~. County, Oh•o .choice. Roger Hysell PERSONALIZED POOLS We'd lib to llltroduce yO. lo Enaaco-~·Cor, lite modorn !fl! lo drin lhe volticle of lour We Service All Makao • Modolo Antenna lnstallalion House Coll ...nd Shop · Sorvlco Avoilable No. 2. Page 10 of the Rec ord of Plats of M e1gs County. Oh•o, and now incorporated mto and 1- --P-u-b-li-c"'N:-:-o-ti'"c_e_ _ a part of the V1ll age of M ld dlepQrt. INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE , THE DITCHING GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 No Sunday Cl!lla II No Answer, Call JIS-4382 Public Notice Cou nty. Ohto, act1ng as the Agent o f the State of Oh10 at a farfened Land Sale on the 20th 949·2860 1 Business Services . Name,·_--~----~--------- · wa s sold to A. V Howell by' Perry A. Rtg gs. Aud1 tor of M etgs timates, . 949-2801 or l.lptoll-4t , Th..•••r l""""" A .nr\olincements 64 re5ults. Mont!Y natm~. SHERIFF' S SALE OF REAL EST ATE Call for free sidinleil- ·-- ~..~., U OG uoo A'ugust, 1984, at 10 .00 o'c· Notice . .,...o.... 20 - l M t f l - -f> . OM 4rj ;.,poll., pe~sonat property of AVward C. actto n. I w1ll offer for Sate at publ ic iJuct10n. at the dbor Of the .Court House •n F"o meroy. 1n the -above named Cou nty. b n Saturday. the 25t h dav of ,Public ~~ - Hl- l&tI U - N- Mh loO ~~~t ,,. IHJ'"-'"""' "Beautitur. Custom Built Geregee" 411! - t..M ···-1 1.... i u - c:.... 111 - G~!Oft o;n tU - ,...o !Joll .. J 1· ioi9Mt1M,IIY-11 ,.,._,.,,.._ , IU - Mo.-.,M taA - Oo~ o "DOZER • UCKHOE ' RECLAMATION WORK "OIL FIELD SEAVIC!S ' DUMP TRUCK SERVICE " CONCRETE WORK ' CUSTOM BUILT HOMES "WATER , GAS I' OIL LINES SIDING CO • Ill•.. ca.. t O<! ...... c-•u 1 .. - II.,Qo- tu...... ...,._ ·· ~ jiii Cklift BISSELL ......... c • . wv ..... ctu-w .. , • •• .. .. ......... PubUc Notice . ,_ SHERIFF'S SALE · OF REAL ESTATE The Stn1 of Ohio. MEIGS County. Coinmon Pleao Court Public Notice SIDING jnl/ll~t.'inf 1 1•1Pflltnr,..,..n:h •nf''J , ., . o•• J&F CONTRACTING H ille ~ ,, · Vinyl & Alilmi11um 74· M~•n.._. d ,.,.,l·. "'"..""""' . _," ···· ......"' , .., ·~ ............ " -. ...n.w.._........,........._ .......,..,_.. 41·1..,.._,., ...., ............. 11· MIIIWI - •' - ...... - t 1l•.. l,.._,,_,_ . . ',.r;r .t··. ·· ...'-- · ,.J 1 .. . _ , , _.., 7t· lh.. oPO<It.A<co ... 11-,.WII l ~o W.o Jt. ......... . . - _ . ., . ~ , .. w..... ....,........ I'J· IIIhiiiiiiWW•-IOio l Ml & ....... ,Jl-. ........ ....... & Aooaloe I ·W-•••1"" ~~=.':":':;: ,a•tM..,....... ......_ ..,,_.., ,._,__. . l ·lMI ..... ,...,.... ::~:= 111-l_,...R, 9 Will plow tobacco. Call 114· Zii&-11i2B. .. .... :::.=-~ : •-• The Daily Senlinel Page 9 GRHfllEAf TE•m & PEST CONTROL Rec:lne, OH. PH. 949·2320 C•••clll. hsidltltill lllldlltrill All ... &urlfltlld ..... ISTIMATIS" 719/1 mo. a core radiators and cores. We can acid and We also repair ' . PAT HILL FORD r--=-------rl ROUSH CONSTRUCTION - - ---- RoOtl;;Tort ' . RENT A CAR CALL 446-4522 U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL ' SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum '-..,-------- l In"-zo,..,. .-en- EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) -143-5425 - - ---- ,, �10-The Daily Sentinel 41 Hous e s for Rent Do It Every Time 54 Misc. Merchandise lUI Klloufl Flr-ood Reduced prices thru July 31ot. Ho"" HILLCREST KENNELS' Boarding oil ,.....,. H"IIHI Indoor-outdoor f•cllltloo . AKC Dobermon puppleo: Stud StNico. Col1&14-4487796 . your own HIIO.,.d Wood thlo wl~t.... &14-21111-8246 . Referencea, 304-675-6051 or 304-676-1336. Houae for rent or Nle. La.nd cOntract, Call 304· 896· 3616. Also Myera deep well pump. Flr-ocid cut up llaba 116 · plctcup lo<ld. Call. 814· 245· 6804 . 2 br home with garage. Hickory Lane 111d corner 3rd St. Mason, WV. 304' 7736884 . Shruba pruned, 2' bdr. furnished oft Rt. 664, e;1 75 plus dopoah. Clol 6·1 4-388-9861. 2:bdr. mobile home, $160 mo. plus dop. Caii814· 3BB· 8711 . i BR Trailer, unfUrhished, Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equal Housing f?pportunlty) hot one an~ two bedroom•. rent startin"g at $163 for one b8droom and 1198 per month for two bedroom, with 1200 dapooh located near Foodland and Spring Vall&\' Plaza. pool and TV ant. Call' 448-2746 or leave meaaege. Furnished opt. 919 2nd., Gallipolis. 1176. Men only. Coll44il-4418 after 9PM: Newly remodeled 2 bdr., equipped kitchen, central air, $260. 821 'h Second Ave., Gallipolis. Call. 446· 2168. renal Wlter, located in Cf!in*polnt, 1160 par mo .. plus deposit . Call 614-379· 21119. 2 bdr. apt. newly decorated. 860 to 8146 per mo. utiltla1 port. paid. Coll676, 6104or 876·6388. 3 BR, 14•70, C.A., partially furnished, U10 mo .. elect. a. wato.-. dapoolt. Coli 446· :i192. 4 rooms & bath. fumiah•d. -----~-1 clun, no pets, eduha only, depoait & reference re- quired . Coli thf-448-1'519. Mobile homes must have references, 2 bdr. deposrt. Nicely furnished .mobile home In citj, CA. 1 or 2 Call 446-0882. adults only, no peta. Call 446-0338. 2 bdr. mobile home. completely furnished in Bidwell . Call 448· 9869. ~obile home Upper River R'd. Call 448-1609 or 448· a'508 . Furnished apt. 2bdr. 1138'1:1 2nd .. Gtllipolia. 1186 wotor paid. Call 446-4418 after 9~M . · Garege apt. furnished, 29'1:1 Nail Ava., Gallipolia. 1 bdr,., Tr-'ler in Rio Grande. unfur- .• 236. utilities paid. Cell niahod $160 month pluo utilities, $160 deposit married couple only. Call 614388·8608. • Mobile home for rent. 8x40. Col!814·949·2424> ---------~- 1 2 badrooma. ·~ mile out send Hill Rood, 304-675· 3834. For Rent in Point Pleasant. 2 bedroom mobile home:. one bedroom efficiency . apartment. references. 814-4480682. Two bedroom trailer. kitchen fumlahed, couplea, one amall child accepted. Rafaranceo, 304·1176·1076. 44 446·4416 oftar 9PM, UpataW1 furnished apt., 4 rooma 8t bath, 1 or 2 adurta, no pete. Call 446· 0444 bafora &PM . Fur.,lahed efficiency apt . in Rio Grande. Coll448-0167 . 613 Third Ave.. 2 rooms. private bath,_water Included, $136 mo. Coli 446-4222 batwtan 9 r. 5. Completely turniahed all electric, 2 bdr. apt.. 468 Second Ave .• adults, referencea, e226 mo. plua aecurity dep. Call 446·2236 lfr 446· 2681 . Rivaraido Apta. Middleport. rate1 for ,Senior Citizens. f130. Equal Hoilt• lng Opportunltlea . 814· 992· 7721. Special Apartment for Rent VIllage Menor Apta., Mid· dltpor&. (E .H.O.) hoa 1 bedrm apta. for rant. the rent atarta at $201 a month that Include• all utilitiea, plua a t200 aacurity deposit Ia required. We juat lald new carpet in 1 them · & they're located near a doctor·i office a. ohopplng areao. Call 814·992-7767. On North 4th St., Middle· port 2 badroom furnished apt .• alto 2 room apt. No children . Call 304·BB2· 2686 . lJppar level duple•, 1. bdrm, carpe1ed, in Middleport . 1166. plus dopooit . Call 814-992· 7177. 1 bedroom furnlthed apart· mont In Mlddlaport, 1190. plua 'depoalt: utllitleo In· eluded. 814· 992-7177. New 1 bedroom apartment In Middleport. Coli oftor 6 p.m., 1114·4411·1552. Newly remodeled 2 bed- room. equipped kitchen, 1226. Dopoah required. Call 614-992·5319.' ·or 992· 2815. Newly redecorated. 1 bad· room, partially fumiahed. 1225. Deposit required. Call 814· 992-6319 or 992· 2816 . Furniahed 1 . Ia 2 bedroom ep1rtmant1, Middleport. Adults, no pate. Jacurlty deposit . Call , 614·992· 3874. 45 ·Furnished Roqma Wedding gown size B. volllo ah011. 1150. BabY otrollor like new 140. Call 4411· 3389. Carpeting for ~ rooms. Coli 4411-3267 ot alter 4:30PM 4411-7301. 5,000 BTU window air · conditioner, 6,000 BTU ceMment window elr conditioner. 911 .cooli:ing range. automatic dehUmidifier ~ Kenmore zlg·.zag eewing mochlno. Coll4411·1881 . wringer walhers. TV's. dry· ors. lo ahoea. Call614·446· 3168. G.E. 11,000 BTU window air conditioner 220 V. $126. Call 448·2470. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa. chair. rocker, ottoman,· 3 tables. lextra hHvy by Frontier), 1816. Solo, chair and lo,._t. 1276. Sofae and chairs priced hom $2BII. to 1896. Tableo. 146 and up to t126. Hlde-abeda, f '440 . and up e526 .. Recllnera. 1175. to 1375., Lamp• from 128. to •76.6 pc. dinenoa !rom $99 .. to 436. 7 pc. •1 89 end up. Wood table with aix choira $426 to t746. Desk 1110 up to 1226 . Hutches. f660. ond up, maple or pine ·finiah . Bunk bed complete witt) mattresHa. t260. and up to $391. Boby bedo. f11 0. Mattrea-. or bOx tpringS, full or twin, 158., firm, t88. ond $78. aata, •111. 4 dr. ~!' 11~cl Used Furniture -· · Chairs, dryers. lind rv· •. 3 mil.. out Bulavllle Rd. Open 9am to 8pm, Mon . thru F<l .. 9am to 5pm. Sot. 814·446· 0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Waahera. dryers. refrigera. tors. range~; . Skagga plianGai. Upper River baalde Stone Croat Motel. 814·448-7398. County · Appliance. Inc. Good. u•d appl_ianc11 and TV aeto. Open BAM to 8PM . Mon thru Sot. 448·1899, 627 3rq. Avo. Oolllpolis, OH. 19' B loW Ztnhh TV. whh tt11;1d, like new, approK. 3 yra . old., $160 . Call 44114209. s.. ra Coldspot rafrig . t100. Call 448-4208. Complete twin bad Saoly box 1prings and m.,-.rell, oloo llka now 3 drawer drHaer axe. flniah . Queen size bed with Bemco box 1prlnga • m8i1tr.... br111 toftware Call814·4411·0768. Sleeping room 1126, utili· tlei peid. snare bath, male only. Range lo relrlg. 919 2nd. Avo.. Gollipolla. Coli 446-4416 after 9 PM. APARTMENTS. mobile homtl, 'hou111 . Pt. Pleasant and Oallipolio. 8W-446· 8221 . COUNTRY MOBILE Homa Park, Route 33. North of Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call 614·992· 7479 . Nice 1 and 2 bedroom unfurnlahed apartmentt. 304·876-2218 before 6 p.m. Fou< troller Iota. 304-876· 1076. ·I For Leese Living room a0f1, 9r1ngie Ia 1vacodo color. 100 percent nylon co,_rlng. Very good condition. •160. Coli 1114992· 3111111. Amuon double yellow Parrot. Exc. tllker. cage. noo. Call 4411·0148. 54 UKC reg~erod ph bull PUP,' ploo. bOth portnta "PR ', n11le 1110. femole •121. 814-692· 3117. Oood mlxod hoy In born, ., .10 ball. 304·1711-4800 or 304-882;3321. ', for Whhe fomola t126. 52 CB, TV; Redlo Equi_pment TOP CASH_ pold for lato! model u - cora. Smhh 3 mola 8Hgal pupo, 9 wMka Bulctl·Pontloc, 1811 Eoat· old, uo.oo. 304·8711· om Avo .. . Oolllpolla. Coli 5299. 1114-448-2282. -"----'-------1 Video caaaette recorder. e•c. cond. Coli 4411-~188. 2 bedroom apt . in M.•aon. adulto only, no peta, phone 304-675-1462 after 6. Mr~r cilalliiiSI~ U - Mt. Vomon, 3 roomo, bath, woaher· drvor hookup, stove. Ref. furniahed . Exc . Cond. 304-1176· 1962 . . . I opd., goo4 cond, Call 448- 83110 liter IIPM . 1982 VW Robbh block tie edition, oliver blue Int .. I ·apeed. tunroof. cauattl. 1 - -· 26,000 mlleo. Boll f o r , b a Ia n c 1 ow • d 11,200.09 thru July 27. noldo wlndlhllld. Cell448· 4208. - - - - - - - - -..:. 1173 ChltYY lmpola wagon ArizOnl cor •1100. Con 8142118·1111 . ---------1978 Floato Ohio, 11,000 mi.. now - · ·IKC. cond •• 44 MPG. •1.195. Coli 81438B·8896. 1879 Ford Folrmont, 4 oyl .. auto.. 1211110.; 1976 Dodge Monooo, 400, 2 bbl .. 1100. 304-878-71110. 11177 ChiVy Nov•. runa l>od, UIO. 304·171· 3111. . l 1174 VW Bug, flOOd condl· lion, rune flOOd. C1M 3041711-3170. 1179 Chryolor Cordobo, fully good oondl· tlon. 137 Perk Drhrl. Point PI-nt. 3041178·8183 or 304· Ill· 3812. -IIIPed. •z;eoo. 19711 Morcury lobt '2300ac ongiM, IIUt-tlc. IOIIullt ~tlo· fl00d• 1inaa. f..".d co- n, 100·00• .,.. 1.:::::::::::::::::±=======::::~ -1-18_9_VW--....,.--,137-2021. . _flOOd ....... motiMnloel oondhion. 304· 171·3121. 73 Mo-lok, good oor. 304-882-2179. 72 Baautlful tnaatle toblo whh 4 coplllno cholril 1300. 1143?8·8228. ·21 cu. a.ra "-"' 1200.. 8•oh-ltredlverlua tnmlpet .480. . 304·17114034. '· Truilllt foio ~tendtrdtrMiia' 171-3217. plumbing. roofing, -1980L. like n-. under 4,000 mlleo whh occaaa., •lklng, .1.800. Coli 44114171. 1980 Yamlho 11,100 8.,.. dol. king 8 ....,..., '"'· 3.100 mlleo. Coli 814-246· 1817 or 814·2411-1292. 1181 H•rleyDovldaonwlde· gHdo. mile, uc.' cond. Coft 814·3BB·B414. 1180 CR 210 Hi>ndo dirt bllto. noo. Coli 1114-245· 11007. 83' Hondo 410 3.000 mlloo, new ·oondhion, muot ooll, 11,300. Coll4411·4095. 1981 V1maha 50, IKC. cond .. •400. Coll448-0336 oftlf 6. . ' 1981 Hondo 7110 Cuotom 21100 mllu, like new, p1ddod alaay bar, two holmeta. •1.7110. Coli 814· 3117·0314. 1983 Hondo OdyoOay Uka now cond. 11,300. 1875 Hondo XL 210 mfleo•. 141i0. ·poll 814-246-8117. 1982 Hondo XR80 oicc. cond .. runa ac .. 1400. Coli 1114-387-7101. 19711 Vomoha VX.400, n tlrea, tlood oond. Coli 814· 21111-11138. ~ Boets and Motore for Sale MFO Boaa Boot, loo~, mint oondhlon, ·14,11'00· trldo for oleon 1·0 • lkl pleesur• beet ot pcnt!Min beet. con 114-44&-01171. ...... . 111110: llplr&le ·' (I) Femily F (I) Love Conllnoc>octtiollonn (I) Flmi!J Feud (I) Dr. Who a CiJ - ANNIE - • Ono,DeY at • Time 8:00 • (]) (I) Mojor Lllgul 9 II I twr'L T•ms to be • lfCI TilEY'liE IICITI·~ ro QET l.fSET A80UT. ··. IF TH' fiVI8T HAD .JIJMPEI> 1110SE l'MJ MClOVI-'N6. WE SHOUL.PI'. HliARO A I..OTTA SCREAMING ~' HOU.ERIN' BY NOW'! James Jacoby -:---::::====-----,·', Playing safe NORTH 1·for 10 tricks +KS .,o _,,_II It' .JI s .11764 +A7U ;j ,EAST WEST .AJI65 .QIU • K$2 eKU +QJIO m~ (J) AIIIO Rlcing "84: SCCA Covaroga of •• .QJ05Z ... u SOUTH .JH .A •AQIO J 713 +u Vu!Derible: Neitber Deah!r. South . INT Put the trains buffs who are keeping the railroads alive . (RI (60 min,) [Closed Cap. tioned] • MOVIE: "The McKanzio llraek' • 9:00 il) MOVIE: "North to Aleake" Cil 700Ciub I]) NASCAR' Pocono ShoOtout Coverage of this GASOLINE ALLEY auto race is presented from POc:ono, PA. (1) . 11) MOYIE: ' Miatreso of PorediM' 0 (I) (iD MOYIE: WI-. tho Circus Como to Town' (I) ® W•ll< Th.-h tho 20th Century with Bill Moywa · u . Rabi, Man of ttle Century." S ill MoyeB speaks with 1.1. Rabi. the man who developed rad1r and was an advisor to· J . Robert Oppenheimer. (60 . min ~) (Closed Captioned} 9:30 (!) PKA Full Contoct Karate 10:00 (}) MOVIE: 'HHrtK-· (J) Olympic Arts: A Dey in tho Country Kirk Douglas hosts this special based on the extraordina,ry 1984 axh•bition of paintings in the Loi Angeles County Mu· seum of Art. (60 min.) So much Wack's friends unCle's keen ol' cabin! ' •·.•• '. • . ~· WINNIE Jlt,tS WATER SERVICE . Coli Jim Lenior. 304·171· -7397. •• DOWN 1Silly Cllle ZF'roat SFilm di.rectllr t N<i-we! 5Locatile ISpe&lif) 7SiDequa Y~y's.Answer ® -W.tch · • Independent Nowa 10:15 {ll MOVIE: 'Mon's Favorite Sportr 10;30 (IJ My Little Morgie ® Clesaics Como Homo · 8 Lowe Amoriclin Style 1.1 :00 U (I)ID 8 ID® Nowa (I) MOVIE: 'Amityville II: e «t The Po na*on' ffi Ano!Mr Lif11 I]) SporuConter . (!) Nows/SportafV\I"thor (f) Dick"a Half. Hour 80dd Couple 11 :15 1]) ESPN's Horaa Racing W-ly 11:30 8 (1)ID tonight Shew (]) MOVIE: 'The Betay' Best of Groucho (I) WKRP in Cincinnati 0 Cl) New Avangars Steed. Purdey and Gambit move against a plastic sur·geon who changes crimin· als· identities into the identities of high government officials. {R) {60 min.) (J) Lotoni!lht AmlriCI · lD Allin tho Family . • (1Z Nightlino IIIGunsmoke 11 :45 (J) Unlimited Hydroplene Rocing Coverage of th' I~· diana Governor's Cup IS presented from Madison. IN. (60 min.) 12:00 (IJ Bum• lo Allan (I) Nillhtlino (IJ MOVIE: 'Honnoaaoy' (jJ) Eye on Hollywood 12:30 8 (]) (Z) loll Night with . !)ovid Lottorrn4!n (JJ Jack lenny Show <IJ Solid Ooftl HiUI G (I) McCloud ' London Bridges: A man tries .to~ make off with tho family jowols but unwillingly becomes the witness to a murder. (R) {90 min.) m SNAKE!! I. Jf B • Jemoa loya W•tar Service . AIIO poola fillod, Coli 814· 2118 · 1141 or 114-441· 1171 or 114·441·7111 . PEANUTS e I~.:.WIIdw12:41 (l) MOYIE: 'Tho lntlorious .. Oswald Jacoby and from Cl.,..lond. OH. 160 min .) (I) MOVIE: ' FHl BreoJ( (I) • II) Fen Guy Coh's · sist.e r f"inds her life in danger when she accidentally videotepes 1 kidnapping. (RII80 min.) • (I) (IJ CrooomMo Bill Moyers and Cha~es Kuroh look at issues and people across the country.• (60 min .) <lllfil Notional Geographic Spociol "Love · Those Trains: Tonight"s program takes a nostalgic journe y into the world of trains and ALLEYOOP General !i•ullng ' • w•. • this auto race is presenled Dozor Work by Tod ·Hanno. Dhchaa, ponclo, rolda, lind olllrlng, eto. Coli Motor Cor lrollora, 448·81192. r~'!"~7~·~-~-~·~ft~tno~v~ol~to3·~·i•r. moo. -.ne- I ( 2) MOYIE: 'Etay Money' a.- v- --· r'ait. 104- lllaw• • ....,. I, J04.171· :1111. , ·of Fortune . liJ Pooplo'o Court • TIIIITATI UPitOLITIIIY IHOP . 1113 lee. Aw.. OoNipolla. 4a4 1171... Chew. . . . ..,.i 104-171...... :14 ft. ..., ot!illllnt-. - . . 114·448·71Uor114-441· 1an. ~~~ . .1133. a - ( J) lnaide tho PGA Tour (I) Alii~ tho Fomily ....•• Upholatery . ..iooffl,-.. 7:30 • (l) T'oc Toe Dough OO!>d·1 Exc1votlng, baao· menta. loot.... d"-ov•. aaptlc tonka, lendaooplng. Coli anytime 1114·448· , 4137, J1moo L. Dovlaon, Jr . . , • 87 MocNoiVLihl'lf (I) Not NICIUirity TM Cnaattl- !7ft. trlhlul, 1111 J.A.R.Conatruotlon Co.Ru· hp M-ry CruiM Inboard tlond, Oh,l14· 742-2103; outllollrtl. po- trim. Call a... manta, Footert, Con- , crete Work. laakhoe' a, " 304-8711-12811. Dozer a Dltcher, Dump ' truckl, lo Wlter-gol·- l r · , olactrlcol linea. 79 Motorl Homal I • Cempere - - - - - - - - - &4 ' Electrlcel '' & Refrigeration 30 ft. ipel'tln trailer 84, ' fully llllf contolned, llr, Con bo - . , 11 folr oompground, SEWINO MIChlno rapal;a, lot 11 A, II, 100.· ewvlco. Authorized Singer 8 - a. Service Sharpen 8cluora . flbrlc , Shop, Pomeroy. 814· 112·2284. Sale ~-.,..016 P.0. . . 11'1. ............... - . Nowlloour ---------- · 815 ............. ........ - ............. =1 1-.,.._...,... __ ,.........,.,_CIIIl,.,._ - tHIN.- JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT·• •' lNG. Rt. 1, lox 361, Oolli· · , polla. Call 1114-387-08711. •· ' SHULAW'S Plumbing ond ''·' Heetlng. 211 Sixth St.. · Point Pleooont, W. Va. 304· 11711-1420. Llcon11d and lntured. ' Excavating • Buaineu Nightly ' • CARTER'S PLUM81NG AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Golllpollo. Ohio Phone 1114--448·3888 or 814-448· 4477 • of fortuiil ( I ) - of Fortune · ® .. --~----'---- ·. . . _ _• -_..by .. llfiPIIO!I-. m- ' Bulldlng-Rol'ft!>dollng, Con· • cl'tlto, drywall. alactrlool . . , roofing, flooring, framing, • kltchon•bothroom lnotallo· don. door-window fr'aming . \ 304·1176· 2440. Plumbing & Heating --..-- . WATER?' lUI En-inment I . Rama:.lng. eidlng, ln ..al- ) ling and repelrin,g fireplaces, """ aimuloted brick end atucco, thermo repl,.cement win· dowo. 304-876-1580. '82 Hondo V 411, 304·871· 31011. 76 Tonigtoi Cement flnlohor. Richard Garfield. 1114-9B6-4484. Baaementa. pool decks. ,. porkl~g Iota, "·"' ,size job. •~ 82 HAPPE ED '. Repiort BASEMENT WATER · PROOFINO. Uncondltlonoi lifetime guarantee'. Loool reference• furnished . Fr!H eatlmotos. Coli collect 1· 814· 237-0488, 9 o.m. to I p.m. Rogers B•••ment Wot...prooflng. Motorcycles WHAT TO THI! 5EU. 'n-IA'T FEU. 11-llCi "THE <D MOYIE: ' Bilr ([) Water weHe commercial and domea'tic, te1t holn, pump aoloa end service. 304·8911· 3802. 77 .IMp Wogon- p.a .• p. b., 4 whool drive. Price l'tlducad to •1400. Call e14· 742· .22111 or 304--773-61184. () e Cfl PM~ · Cl) • OET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER. Water removal, fumitur• <:leaning. free eat I· matoa.' 304-&76-2296. 197B C!levrolet Bluer •4 WD, 3110 ongino, *2.1100. Call 4411·811118 9·fl, 448· 7141 lftor I . rx (JJ Comllhl (J) llportsConter (I) IInford ortll Son OENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, scotchguard-water extraction, deodorizera.,FREE 81tlmatea. Rea•onable r1tee. 1 Gone Smith, 892·8309. Van• It 4 W.O. 74 7:00 "' •;oo't 1 INIWWO~ (] I rI cae RON'S · Teleylolon Service, Spoclellzlng ·In Zenith a11d Motorola • . Ouazar. end houaa colla. CoH 304-678· Truck To-1 . Moot different colors. Jnh••'•' 23!1B or 814· 448· 2464. Auto S.leo. 8uilovlllo Rd. GolllpoHo, Oh. Open til dirk. Fetty Trloe Trimming, atump removal,, Call 304-67& · Coli 4411-4782. 1331 . 1874 Chevy 1'1 l!>n pickup RINGLE'S SERVICE oKpo· wry gO!>d, cond. Soli rianced roofing. including .tredl make ofllf. Coli 81 hot tar -application, carpen· 241·9111. ' ter, electrician, m110n. C-.11 304-875-20BB or 1176· 4680. . 73 8:30 . (])CD NBC "'-• (}) Riflemen . (J) MUle lportaLook (I) Corol Burnett ([) . 9 ABC News • (I) ID Nowa (})) lody Electric Servlcts. Moat 1nything dOne. reaiOfla~l• ratet, 11conud . Coil 814 · 2118 · 1711 . 1982 S·10 Chevy pickup. Y·l, 4 , spd., AM·PM t - . aun roof. vlnylcovorod bad. •11.100. John'a Auto Solu, 8ulovlllo Rd. Golllpollo, Oh . Open til dark. C•ll , 4411· 4782. . . 1t7tPordP1oO,Vorycdlen bllll-.12100. Colll14· ... In .......... 104-178- 112·3114. 2813.,.., •• · I11in;:r;;;;;;;;;~rntti: I'IMtwho• 1N ft. '77 Parol helf ton ....,_, -·OOMII.... whh ft. ' I'IOW'TI.5AIUIHOII TO N TJJI#l Home Maintenance Repair 1 ton Chevrolet dump truck, Nnatood, •1,000flrm. Coli 114· 218· 1218. . ...,...._ lhouu•, a OM10FC with - - ·· 1221. 304-8711-7478. 11171 GMC otop von, 14ft. glaaa par beat whh troller end 40 HP Johnaon molor. Col 448-4337. . ft. HP poolllltor, 2 yura old, •100.00. conoolo bleck • whho TV, 121, goff duba beg. $31. 304:8&a,;278&. ~ PAINTING'· Interior and ••· r ~r H & S Home lmp·rovementa : vinyl aiding. roofing, room 1ddltlon·. atorm wlndowe. ""' atone. Call 814·367·0409 or 614·3117· 7244. Tnicka for Sale 1179 ford~tonplokupao. l--------­ 44 · Coli I. 1- 22 tr.... tllller ~h 0811. • 304--895·3080 51 Houaehold Goods 72 '10 Olda D - IX. outo, Yl, pe, 111. ec. .,.fm I trlok. ,104-1711·12111. AMF Roadmlllllf Moped, 1110.00 or will trodo, 304876·8874. :i&mm comoro, Olympic 1 br fum . opt. All utilities poid. 304-1176· 7112. Autos' for Sale 54 Misc. MerchandiH t Ton hondmado Borblo out· Storeroom ~ or warehou•. . 25x50. for furniture , lito. 116.00. Afahono modo 2 bedroom•. kitchen with lumber, rofflng, insulation, vorioua tioll oncf prlcoo. Coli equipment. 311 Condor St .. 1301 month. Call 814· 992· 3325. Hay • Grain Ro~otored pit ttl . - h. Cell N- Hoven, W.Vo .. 882-32112. . itove. ref. 1200:00 month location 1 mile above Point Ploount, 304-773-5143. . line of bole handtlng equipmont • occo-1 Rotary tHiars. rotary cuttaro. blodoa culitv1tors, diac., . plowa. poat driV..... plootlc tlnka. wood aplhtlfa. got... """~····' woahera. wogona. Horaa lawn lo garden triC· tora whh tandem exle. gooao nectc or bumpor hhch troll· ora, wood burning otowo 1o fumon-. And - uo for 0 com,.._ Hno of porta a. Buddy and Gledya Roynoldo have trailer space· for rent, "Two air conditioner&, almolt 840. mOnth, complete hoo- now, one 1121.00 ooid ono kup. Please call anytime $1 00. 00. Bolld maple douaher 8 •p.m.n tha evening, ble bad, 1100.00,11ttle boys 304· 773· 5319. clothing. 304-876-1349. 49 71 Jlvidon'a F•nn Equlpmont. 1114·4411· 1175. Long · Tractos. Vermeer round bolora, rokoa, llddlfl Plgo for 1111. U8. -h. 304-1171-6839: < .orne ' remodeling. 20 yra . exp. Coiiii14-3BB-9112. f-----------'T';...________. ., Sw•p M-· Buy, aaU or trade yOur automqbl•. bo.t. truck. cycle. oomper. Evwy 61 Farm Equipment Set. a lUll. Ollllpalla Flea Merkel, Only 13.00 • doy to II t. diac, 3 pt. hitch. dlaploy your vohk:lo to thou· edjuatoble phch, 11110. Call aondo of ohopper. 7AM· 1114-38B·8896. 8PM, Rt. 311 a 110. a mowere. Also a complete lng. Now lnotollint rubber roofl. 30 'year• experience. -apeclollzlng In built up roof. Coli 1114· 389·$857 . terfor. 1S78 Sunblrd Pc!ntloc 4 I ,i: ' l ' ' '' IIIIi' '" c\ , 1\ I':, I,.," • &Ur II' .[) I J I I () (1) MocNoiVLihl'lf Nowlloour (})) Rleding RainbOw • Bllr Trok 60 TO liN C!.A*.l r) ~MELTIG CD Nlwa/Sporta/W. .- l'VI: &OT TO 60 TO 11H kAfti<Te CLAH, OAIIID. 1 liJ (J) Ploy Y0<1r Blet Golf (I) Andy Griffrth CAPTAIN EASY Marcum Roofing & SP.OUt· e. gun • llun coblntts, . ,60 , Goa orolectrlc rengoal376. Baby monrouao, ' 2 6 • 136; bad !romeo 120, 126, & $30, king frame 160. Good aolactlon of ballroom au it as. cedar cheau , rocke.:;s. metal cabinets, swivel rocker~ . Home Improvements by--and8al>t.ao b.-aolnoiry- ETTIL <ll (IJ • (l) Cl) • ._., _ _ .............. tDur Jwi' News (JJ Now trooaure Hun! '• 44~·1882 . __ . ..,.,_........ \!1 ~~· -~ EVENING Si•l VII. I:~ 81 it~~y'ntATIG WEDNESDAY 7/2&/84 8:00 • OH. wall phonea, rockers. pr..Md chairs, pede..al tabloa, hutchoo, & mlac. Poul -----'-----Conkle Furnhura, Rt. 7, ~~Nicol 1879 Fleotl metollc blue Tuppers Plain&, Ohio. - - - - - - - · l c - Uaad Equip: 1116, MF. 150 Whh Vllcur lntorlor. ocoDouble key beard, full loot' MF. 136 MF, 60 MF, 424 nomlcol lo lipunky.- vwy pedol Hommond organ with IH, IN Ford, 801 F•d. 3 gDCid oorid.. n,800. Coli· uatd "'und bal-, hoYblno, 1114-388·8181. largaapeaker. BNutifultone quality . Suitable for home or plows, diac, fluflor. tobacCo · 1881 Chevy Chovotto 2 dr.• • church. noo. 814·992· aproyor. ~------·h•-1 4-apd., 12!180.1980AMC 6292. John D-e 4 row Bplrh, 4 spd .. t2.418. 1977 Dodge " - · 11110. AM· Orchard Equipment, Myan planter, lntornotionol. FM. ~11,7119. John'a Auto apeec1 aprayer, 400 gal . cultlvoton, 500 aproyer , Coli 81•· 702- S1leo, Julovlllo Rd, OoHipotonk; bu. field CNI..: oil 1 ref 2877. lla, Oh. Open dl dotlr. Coli co ng aya.tem· ~r r ger· --::-::=~~::---:-:-::-=' 1 448-4-782. 1ted storage: complete op· ---------pie grader; bess whh hlvoo 1880 Agro Powor 1 and supers; lift. rolen; 2 term tractor. PS. "!~notoJ 1g80 VW Robbb air cond .. bulk tank8 for Oil or dieael ·hydroll~. 11 cyl., 4.800 mllee. one ownor. IKe. condhiGn. 13.100. Coli full; Thla equip..- wHI bo 111.9•34 'tlr11. U"!d. shown bv•ppolntmentonly. houra, 112,000. 304-411· ..-0115 111yti-. 1810. Contact Opel Fhzpetrick, - - - - - - - - " " " ' 1 ' 18711 Chevy atotlonwagon. Wllkoavllle 814-889-43711. very gO!>d Clllllf. Sill ortrado Now ia tho lima to got moka offer. Call 1114·241!· Fir-ood for sale, •20.00 old chain trimmed 11111. pick-up load, 130.00 doll· for firewood 111-. vorod. 304-876-2881 or Sidlfo Equlpm- Co. 8711·7421 for co101pleta 1878 Dodge Royll4 dr .• PS, 675 •67112 _ PI, air, crulaa, new llnaa, - - - - - - - - ' - - - chain uw MI'Vica: new brakea, new trllne. 21 cu. ft. Froat f.ree Freezer. •12 6 .00. 9 and 3 tenths 80.000 mi .. wll aocrilca. •1.BOO. Slrloua lnqulroa milea out Sand Hill Road, 62 Wanted to Buy only, 814-388·8123. turn right on Oak Grove, 8 tentha of milo, big white 1.78 Chevy Coprlco Cl. . houae on right. · c ·orn Crib, 304·4118·1810. lie, 2 dr, .,, pa. _V-8 onglno. ~ condhlon. ••c. 3 aduh goata. Call bet w..,n -Y 55 Building Supplies performonca. Wll _,.ldor 8 a.m . • 4 p.m., 304·875· oil !lffera, Cal 114· 882· 2089. 74121ftar 6 p.m. Now open for busineaa, 1974 Mudo Stltlonw-n, Mountain Sttte Block, Rt.' 63 Uvestock 38,000 mlleo.' 1160. or boat 33, Now Hovan. Complet•d maaonry aupplin, 4", 8", - - - - - - - - . . , . . - ofllf. Coli 1114·8811-4174. 12" bloctc. Dlllvary aoNICI. Phone day 304-.8 112·2222, 2 horu trlllor for droft 1978 Pontlec Trona Am hOI'III. 2611·8488 . T·topa, 411.000 mila, n evening 8B2·3239 . tlrea, now banory, new 3 yr. old gliding·horw whh brokoa, n - ahoclca. Out· IIddie lo briclo. Coli 814· atondlng condhlon. Aoklng 55 Pets for Sale 2611-8384. prloa 18,000. Call 892· 894ii. . llo..tord cowa, regiaBrlarpatch Kennel• Prof••· Two with calvea. Call 1878 Okk, 4 door, Y-8, olr, aionol All· bratd gri>omlng. tared, 1114·742·2877. PB. Pl. AM-FM, crulea. Indoor-outdoor boarding fo· cilhlot. Pick up ond dollwry Quo- horao lor 111e. Coli Phone 304·8711·8288. Call m ... 4:00. MNice. English Cocker 8po· ' nlol pupplea. Coli 1114· 388· 304-882·2078. 19711 CONetle, phon• 3048790. White loco • - with 1 at 891·3472 or 891·39117. Heifer coH. UOO.OO. hellvy ragulor pooltlble and ICCH· 1973 Nove.'••collent oondl· aorloa, 171. 304-6711· lion, 1800. 00. ~ 304-1171· 10711. ' 31BO. :r:!.~ ~2~!::· ::::. 10 Television ..Viewing BURDHTE; . CAMPER SALES • SERVICE, Open dolly 9 tQ 8 :30':\Sot. 9 to 4 , Cloood Sunday. U.S. Rt. 110, Coolville. Oh 814·8 117· 33811. Set R oyco drum a. 2 mounted tome. 2 floor toms, Zlldion cymbola, purl fl~lah, complete proloalonol. Call Queen ~ize hlde~a-bed good 1978 Chevy Luv truck whh cond. . •eo. olao. whul toppor, outomoilc; 41.000 choir. ···· cond. 1175. Coif mHIIO. 12.300. Coli 1114· 245·5007. 814-388-88B6. Set of triple wlndowa Whh atorm1 a Ierew&. aet of twin wlndowa in 'trame. dinette aet ywith 1ix chairs in gold. 448-981111. SWAIN AUCTION lo FURNITURE 112 Oliva St .. GolllpoHa. Now &. uaed wood .._ coalstovea, 6 piece wood living roo'" suite with e Inch flat erml $399, bunk bedo compieto with b!!_nkloo •189. 2 piece antron llvingroom auites •199. ontron raclinan •99. other rocllnors 180, maple dinette aeta 1179, box springs Ia mattreaa twin or full 8100 aet regular-firm $120, maple dinette choira 136, waah atonda 134. maple rockera •&:9. 7 piece chrome dinette eet $149, 6 piece dinette set $99, used bedroom eultes, refriger•· tors. range1, chan;, "drauen •. For rent 46 Space for Rant 3 room apt w{th bath, ref, atove, utilttlel fu·m iahed. 1225. mo . Qepoait and refrenc•• required. 304· 676-1090. . 51 Household Goods ---------1 ~~~~~~~~~·~ heedbcord. TRS 80 Tondy Sleeping computer. in:and eluded, 84K . Co11448·8171 light houaa rooms. Park Control 9AM-9PM . 2 bedroom up1tair• apart· ment in Rutland for rent. $100 . wtth refarences. 304 7"1:2· 24110- Very nice 2 bedroom duplaK apt,, unfurniahed , down· town. no pats. phone 304675·4824 after 5' PM. 79 Motors Hom11 & Camper• Ouhor, 84 flfldor otrop, fiiOO .,Collll14· 379·2681. Oonoral Hauling. For "It fill 59"For Sale or Tn!de dirt, end top toll. Coli Coli l - - - - - - - - - 1114-2511·1427. 44 Furnished AC. Ideal for 1 or 2 men . Beautiful riverview, Kanauga. Foster Trailer Park. Caii4411· 1602. re~ aidewalka, patio•, b1rk mulch lo aowduat. Contoct Bruce Dovllion. Call 1114· 2611-1427. axe. cond. available Aug. 1st, Referencea . 304·6761962. · Nice 14•70 3 bdr.. mobile home. 8236 mo. deposit utilities. no peta. Call 4462192 . l.wn aeed•d. reteininQ. welle, UpPer lincoln, 6 rooms, bath. basement, large v•rd, 2 bdr. 2 milo balow Eul'tlka. 1160 mo. plua deposit, no pets. Call61'!· 843·2644 or 614-643·2918. Pete for Sele Umnton•. Sanc:t. Gravel . Dollv- In M11on, Molga, Olllilo or plctl up at Richardt .Judy Toylor Orooming. Coli ll14-3e7-7UO. · a. Son. Coli 448-77811. Pla1tlc clst.,nt state , ao· Wllkor ·coon hoUndo pupo. proved, plootlc oojotlc tanlia, OO!>d ·h unting otock. 304ploatlc culvert. metol cul- BB2·2011 . venl. RON EVANS ENTER· Muaical PRISES. ·Jackson, Oh 814· 57 lnetruments 288· 5830. 6 . room house. bath. next door to tehool, on Route 35, 42 Mobile Homes for Rent July 25, 1984 Ohio 8101Jlnll' (J) Mudl Sportolook (JJ MOVIE: 'To He"" and Ho"" NOt' 1:00 {]) I .t'llirTiecl Joon (I) Entlrtllnmonl Tonight CNN H11dllne Nowa ecrz DAILY CRYPl'OQ(JOI'ES-Here's bow to wid It: .. .. ~ AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter stands for 1119ther. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, e~. Single letters, lojiUIIII UjltlllS, the length llld formation ol the WOI'Ib are all " hinb. Each~ the code letters are different . CRYProqvOTES NMSZ fSXHS XZUNMSJS, WMS HDRZWJGSI GZ MXI QXZKSJ. CSSZ FSXHS CJDVSZ DT XYY SPSJUNMSJS GI TJXZVYGZ Q. JDDISPSYW Yesladal'l Cljpl ;usle; SOME WOMEN'LL STAY IN A MAN'S MEMORY IF 111EY ONCE WALKED OOWN A ~-- RUDYARD KIPLING . ' �Page - ro ni1 . dll , be • Edgar ' T. Greenlee, 84, m PleaSant Ridge, Pomeroy, died Tuesday morning In Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Greenlee was born · at Arbuckle, W.Va., on,\Ug. 17,1899,a son of the late Clayburn and Marie Klmberllng Greenlee. He was retired conductor for-t.be New York Central Railroad and was a member o! the Pomeroy. United .Methodist ChUrch and Kanawba VaDeyLOOge36, Free and Accepted Masons. '"m6 de Ro or a Ho co 3! PL 2 HI ,, SJ 61 4 2 •• '" 6' .N ho U1 2' Fo 2 K, p, 2' ' $j 81 2lI'll' 81 i ' •• ·~ do 2j Survlvilig are his Wife, Am$ Mae An emergency situation In t.be use Of water exists In· Racine untll further notice, officials said today. Racine VIllage Council met In recessed session TueSday night alld . ;!Wthorized the Racine Board of ·Public Affairs to repair wells at a cost not 10 exceed S4.!XXJ. · · Normally the board could not spend more than Sl,!XXJ without advertising for . bids. However, council agreed that It Is Imperative !hat the well be put Into working order as soon as possible. The pump at the well is lesS than one year old and would still be covered by warranty l! that twns out to be the .problema! the weil, officials said. MeaniJme, off[clals asked Racine residents to refrain from w~ cars, watering lawns and gardens, permitting children to use water hose !or pl;~y!ng and to conserve water In every direction possible. Council also worked on fonns 3 ,., . :The threatened boYcott of NJeigs O:runty businesses will not change 2 the county comnilssloners' decision pi on higher rates for useoftheMeigs ...,c . Lanclflll by theto~ofNewHaven, Ill according 10 a stater)'lent from the ~ · comnilssloners' president, David Koblentz. Ti : Koblentz responded today to a nl · J'!!SOhlllon passed by New HaVen ~j VIllage Counc!i this week urging an 3t · MasOn County residents to boYCOtt M~lgs County buslness[es. . M The resolution was In responSe to c the re!usal by the Meigs O:runty 2 commissioners 10 · lower out-of· I> I> IT 0 A MaSon COunty resident, Earl IngelS Jr., 38. Is standing tr1a1 In Athens for aggravated robbecy of the Tri-County Community Bank, 01 '!be Jury was selected Tuesday arid the trial got underway late d 'b .IJ lr ,,• c I• 0 8 c i> c• 2 IJ c • 8 • . Veterans Memorial yesterday In Athens County Com· mon ~ Court. The case is expected 10 go to the jury late Thursday or early Friday morning, a spokesman tor Ingels' attorney said. • Visiting Judge Eugene Sawlckl is bearing the case Ill' Athens because 2 IT • 7 All Meigs High School f~tball · Russell was convicted earlier In players are to report to-the high juvenile court and sentenced to school at noon Friday tor helmet confinement with the Ohio Departfitting and an OI'!q11!17atlonal ment of youth Services until he meeting. · reaches age 21. The proseclltlon was expected to complete Its case today. Rulland Township Trustees will meet at 6: :II p.m. Thursday at the Rutland fire station. - •• •. CHAPMAN SHOES RUTLA'ND FURNITURE ~ ~ . ' 8 .. • " 3 2 . lc p ~ . BOTTLED GAS SERVICE BUYS'' .. 8 ~ . - ' 2 • .3 BUY QUALITY BRAND NAME FURNITURE AT' BARGAIN PRICES r.<!:-1:'"· -lJI BROYHILL LA·Z·BOY FURNITURE 742·2211 1 p ~ AfAYT~G SEALY. BEDDING BASSETT KELLER HOURS: MON.-SAT. 8:30 All - 5 PM CLOSED THUIIS ... ' .•. AT NOON ~ eo,, •.,.,..,. ftu Council to James D. Councll' arld Daniel D. Jeffers to Ardella Jeffers have been dl$soiVed In the Meigs · BOTTLED GAS 614~992· 7626 ·AFTER 5 P.M. Ccminlllloner Rlchatd Jades In ~IE to ~~ news ·stories reprdlna llll' of the MeJaa Coonty J aqd!IU. '"lbeee COJiUill!!'tiB are In reply tO the . . story can1l!d In The Dalb' I strlcllytolhei.a!ldftll,~witha ~ of Meigs ~ busl- you-t.bege~ll!ral~llc. "It Ia tor~ reasons_ that the GolmtY Board of Cc:mmJS. slonen ha'YI! pledged themselves to do everytlllq pollllble ID extend the llfedthe(III!Dt lanc!ft!l. Is this not ourjobupubllciEMIIlts? "It wu nat my desire to air this mat11!r In the mec!la, but sinCe MayorWIIilamlonhascix>sentodo eo,Ibelte\oethataDthefactssbould be. pn!ll!lltec! which led 10 this Meigs .... inMay ev~~..-,..,...~ tlr'llilt ii11D; ilie Wat'Cohunbia - \fl:w worcll, and .wldllki! to make IBDdlm. I am told ltls uiec! by Point ~Develf¥nent of ~ &anttary people beiJeYe lh,at I aJoaa Wttblhe . Pleuant, Maaon1 Hartilrcl, lll!d all lanc!!lll 1s l!xtremely costly. Had 11 nes!il!l by theclti2lensofNew Haven. ''l,fr. .Wmtamaon states 'tliat' the · reasoii fllr the boycott Is a qi!(Jie by .@[F · for our trash haulers which means higher rates tor their customers, we Seutlnel 011 Tuelday, JuJ,y :M, tUICer1llq a resolutm puled by tile Council of New Ha\11!11, W.Va., and · eammenm contJilned IIi the lll!ffil! article attrtbuled to that town's mayor, Grayaon WUIIamSCIII. The resolutm calls for 'the other two ~ are dlscouraglngcut_-of-slateaqdout-d; county b\llbleU for .o ur local me In last Wednesday'• Dalb' Sentinel which reads u tollows: 'We've alwaya bad a policy of clllcourllllnlout~-slate andout-ot· County h,...,.,.,, It'1 not tllat we other areas of Malon County. I am AlrUierac!\'lled~tthlltacllltywl$ rnercbanll. "It II lilly; and In tac;t_ddlculolll. cle>oeklpal fllr tile use of Mason County and' that the charge tor padler lniCb Is $2 per cubic yard. forthemayortDtrytolndlcatelhat theMelpCountyCCIT!IIIIsslone,ln peeker !nick whlclt means the New JIMal hill an lkublc-yard mt been ror Cmimunlty Development Block Gi-ant 1110111!)', the present lancV!D would have been' lmp"'lbbe wilhcut go111g 10 the taxpayen for ac!dlttonallevy fundi. Thllwou!dhawmeanthl(lberrales · cleclsk!n · "Approximately three m;m!hs ago an employee of the town O!New ·.' t . Hoftman said today he has dllcuued the ~with Wllllam8on IIJtbeOVPIMII Otlng a 'need tor cooperatiOn between ·river cornrmmltles, Mid- · - !F~~ SINCE 18, 8 .·\ 423·6300 125 LEE STREET . COOLVILLE, OHIO 45723 · BELPRE, OHIO 45714 IBehind I'Git Olfical LEEETHRIDGE ' ' ICE CREAM·SOCIAL .IN OUR PARKING LOT ' . - '.. ~ . ~ Wllllarn8on !lent l!l\(llllt!r party 1D meet with the coountaslonerll 10 apln preeent hla reqilest 10 lDwer the rates to $00 or ~ tor at 1eut a 12-mooth period. We were further advised that In the event we c!kln't. lOwer the rale, t.be tollowlng could possibly take place: "1. The residents of New aaven, Hartford, and Mason W\lUid ~ called on by. the maytJl' to boyCott: reconsi~~ration . ' . ''ToP~t~abeiJII!lllbis~ In rates on a cmunwilty wwld certainly creati!J a hardihlp for ' countybaulerflhouldpayahlalll!l' . tee, but this is about 2!10 percent," ~ said. '1-!ew Haven has_. . almcltlliiYIWI!Inthllarea." ~eel 10 pay $.li per~ Hottmanllldbeleamedtrombls - wOOid seem to me wooJd be a dblcu8llon With WllllamDI thi.i reasonable pnimlum to pay tor Its ; local b1M11en CUITeDtly pay S2l per l!ll'." io8c!,wlllletheratetorNewHavenls Wllllamsoo said the ,vlllagl! SliD. planned to bauli'our,b!ds per week ''I oer1aln1y .{~CI!Pqe 12) which' ~' ' IIJNANcYYDAai.W these cilllll&es WIIB not IIUddeit ~ Howevel', ~ to Ord, If ?1111\Wil« was caiTled out In oilier ID meet "Aitbaugh each dour classroom RACINE .... Ower 1M pasUew stale minimum aalloll stalld· • principals -did exoellmt jobs, they nmthl, 'a number It changes bave ards whkh call tor a~ just dlm't have time tor adequate oci:ured wltbln tile Soutbenl Local · prlnclpaJ over each lJulldlng, Super- supervlskln of IDIIttuctloa tor the School Dlll11ct Ill regard toadrnlnls- bltendent Bobby On! IBid. other teachers withlll tllelr achools. tratlon at the elerne11tary school · Ileeglealreadybadblloi*l"rlpal's Those on tile board concluded that levi!!. · certUicate. The teaddDg principal one supeJVIslllg pr111c1pa1 could Laat February, Robel'! fleelle, lobi were posted tbnJa&boot tile better hlncDe the situation becau8e prlrelpll at Racine Elementary tor dlsb1ct and t~oe· 1nte1'esta1 In he, or she, would no 1oa11er teach In ~~-hlredbytlleboard : applying for the pc•llit+'l!! bad 10 . tlleclassrocm. . . , It educalllll to liD a new pJS!Ilon as ' either ha'YI! .their certlllcates al· 'mds wwld allow tile time ' IUpeil v-.. principal bfeieml!ntacy ready, or he l¥orlciDI towards t!lat needed to take care of papenvork, . llehooll. B ate wafcbolen on the' 11\)albycmtlnuln!!thetreducatlon. _atll!nd mepHngs, worlcshops and bdll d hll qnaiiiii'Atidi!S ~ Pl1or to the ciJaDge In Fetxuary, seminars On behalf of tl11i school expaleliite. · the principal at each Of Southern's . dlstrlct,!QIIl'thlngweba'li!notbeen Tidsadlollthenledtotlhehlrlngof· elementary ICbDoll, Including Bee- able 10 do In the put, whlclt would teec"lnl (A bh.'iP_flUI each of tbe gle, - also taugbt'fUD·tlme In the keep USCOIICUlTI!IItwlthotherschool blr ell!rnelltar)l eclaools In the .~, claBsroonL This slhogHnn created diJtrlctS In the state," On! COil· dllll1ct - James I.awre!lce, Syra: IIIIIIY i*oblems, as liiOn! demands tlmled. "And most of an, a cuw. ¥n- Dllllna Non1B, Radlje; Wl!!l! placed upc11 liiOie pr1Dclpals super.o!slna principal wwld be free M1'L Debbie Rallh, Letart Falls; bytheStateBolrdo!Educatllln, to to CI'Jaooe classroom lnSinlctlon, and . . MldfeyHotack, Pmiand. complete Increased admlnllltratlve mallie t!Yaluattons, and then illlow·, Tile hlm8 d thele Plllidpi!B was . tasb. up 011 !IDle evaluations. We have tUI II tl!dlnearlfllojlldlll!f, ' Time did IIDt allow ilr lncreued carried wt. evaluations' In our Mel 1;j I • duties and much of the winload dlsblct tor a fiw years DOW, but It Thedeclailnbytheboallllomalte waspickeduplnOrd'soffke. (ContinUed on page 8) II ·M~iD ()pposition forces 5:00 P.M:TO 9:00.P.M. ' ., •• . "On FridaY. July 13, Mayol' . ' •' 5th STREET • vDJaae.Widch!lfl!hlgherthanthe In-county rate. · ''Acleclsloiiwaamadetopt=r ve and he has ~ several rea••• the Me1p County 1aildftll for lhe why the OOIIIIIllsalone . lhould •·-.,_...and we _ baven'texduitec! l'edUcetheraletorNewHavE!I. -~~ durnplne," Koblentz "'Ibe conumm1t1es of thll 111'1!8 said. "Wer've as1ra1 tor a premium bave always a I ledeecboii!Eranc! _ nite!Drout-of-lolmandcut-ot-stale . wc:t¥ated In eetttrc thblp done, dwnper!l and that cleclslon Ww wldd! I!'YI!IItually betwifllull ratstand." cleatl.ct tjle area." Hoftman IBid. f"-·-· 'li:tr propoeal. Soothenl\s'aiOtJlg-"·a nhounce · =· .Jl-~~ .administrative .changes. WHITE-ETHRIDGE. 667,3110 appravlngaboyalttbyltscltl2elis against Melp bnllne11es. · Meigs Cornrplllslone1 David KodleporlMayorFrecUfoffmllil~ . bltontzsaldWedneadaythepn••IMI ' u ...... ~ tD boycott would not ~h•ft- the ~ decision .10 deny a C<liUI\II8Ioner minds--:-~ lDwer rate at the county lancl1!11 tD stoners ieapoi!cled Jlily 17 10 a theYIIJaaeti(NewHa'YI!Il, w.va. request trom New Haven M8)'0I' 1be vlllflae councll retallaied Gtayaon "Pat" WlWarnlon to ·ap~n~t ~ cleclakll Mooday by recNc:e rates at U1e land1lll fllr tile this time requesting that theralebe lowered 10 $00or~. ~ The cmnmtsslOn agreed 10 study the . meetings - Metes County merchant& and Melg }!liY!!Il atiEi!ded our commissioners CWnty baniiL "2. It was stated that ~ lllll)'ilr ~-requesting lnfonnatllln on l•nMUlcharges.Hewasac!Yisedof had Indicated that an easy. ~ to •ourratesandagreedatthattlmetoa pay the lanMID fee, ilhouJd It remain liD PI!!' lOad fee. Later, the 88lllP. at - . wwld be to llalloll bls IWI! employee, ac:mmpaDied by Ma)oor lllll'lll8l llal!l the raid ID....I!few WIIUamlon,attelldec!anotherc:i~ Haven and, pldt UP.' two or fl'l!ll! (Continued on pap 8) . ' Middleport mayor -tirges landfill deeision ~UA,N~(AP)-­ ma•• In has decided nat Ill take The maiD ojlpOIItiDn ~ piut In tile Nov. 4 pu!llldentlal elecllol! heeallll' the leftist Salldlnllla lfWdiUISit refU-. 10 DIIJ> tlatewlth anti-Sandlnllta rebell. ' In Panama, meenWblle. ~ 'It the two -~ar~e~~ rebel 8I'WPII -IJipied an agreement pledaln& tD 'lOIII forces In their guerrl1ll war aplnet the SUidlllilaa.. -Leeden of the Honduraa-ba8l'd Nlcar'IIIWi OemotTI!tlc Front ...S tbe~Rica·buedReYolulblalY Demouatlc Alllance,lnastalemeut .positive.,....., 4!.,..• W.VL The f..-1-Uke -'< ,.. rhe pole 18 a wind ...,. _, lo .-1 to deUnnlne wind dlreedoo In .. J...dln8. The eGplel' ...... Ita ... , • .... llike-olfs from • voeant 11M between lhe .00 lhe A~lle Ch....... mt Third Sb a, In lhe , fire.,,._ m.tdle of loWn. · ,. ~efuse.' participation in election Say, vowed tO Install "a The COiiltlon, cailed the Demotmnlltlollalii\M!I'Iiiill!ildnattonal eratlc COlA~. Is rnac!e up of mpi!OI•tlon, whole top prtorlty burt ,llborand polltlc8l groups. iniNion wOl he' to 'lJelln the It bad unlll mJdnl&ht Wednesday 10 democxatlratlondtheoluntry"and ri!gtsler Ita Individual candl4ates. wOI"a.!lrnlnatewlthlll theendofthe Uflder aulclellnel set by !lie governyell' lnelecllolwthataretnllyfree.'' ment, It then could have registered Arturo'Cruz, d!lllen earlier as the as a coalltklll 011 Aug. 4. ~ coaUtlon's (illlmtlal pre- . BayardOArce, polltlcalcoordlna· slllentlal c.nclklate, said In Mlina· tor d the SaDdlnllta National aua that 111e dl!clam to bci)'cott the Ubel'atlon Frrxtt. said the COfill· eleetloll wu made ~1111! "tlie tlon'a "ab8tentiondoesnatbaveany Slndlnlstll Ji'ront has nat atven a ~ bl!ea1!IE there. are to tile !(emalid r.r a already IE'YI!I\ parties that will take natlonll_ lbat Jncl!!cles the part 111 tile elt:ellol•-" tntl&nc!tillttai'Wbel~." AJthou8h tberE are ideological Wedl HDJCOPI'OR LANDING STRIP! IN RAONE? -- Yep.lhM'orf8hL Thlo 1974 Bell G47A loownod by lhe Hemluok Pipeline Corp. of Racine. Wilh oilfield WGrk Ill oevenl ..u..........tln8 lliiWIIIm, lhe caplft' lo · - neody eve., d.y for field 8Un'e)' ..... a1oo for lranoporllnfl.,..........uon In; esl nlo &eld ol- The fulllime piloi Is Jbn Moboe)-, Ripley, differences between the seven - Orteea bas said It v.wld be possible 10 SlispetJII the state-ofparties to whlchArcereferred, they support t.be Sandlnlstas In varying · enJI!IJ1t:IICY law restricting press ' and other treedcms only "11 the degrees. Cruz came to Nicaragua on American aggression ceases." The Monday from Washlngtoo, where United States supports t.be anti· he has been living slnoe he resigned Sandbilsta rebels. Ortega said a week ago that the as Nicaragua's !IJ'llbei'Sador ID the government was relaxing _press United States In November19112,and saki rebel -leaders bad authorized CeilliOI'Ship to peni!lt campaigning and would censor only stories him to negotlale a oease-11re U the related to •nat!~ security. The government guarantees a free next day, censors prohibited La election Nov. 4. The ·govemmeilt Prensa, Nlcaragua'sonlyinc!ependcandidate !or )X'I!Sident In t.be . ent newspaper, !rom pibllshlngtwo election Is junta 1eacler , Daniel storieS mt related to deten8e or Ortega. ..::::'. .. ' . - .' national SI!CIIl'lty. • :· . Cruz, In a speech Wednesday fo' 1,(DIIollowers In Managua, said," j; national dialogue lnclud ng al(; Nicraguans must be held for the: Deri'locratlc Coordinate 110 partlcl-·; pate (In t.beel~tlon)," ,.:: Cruz said he was authorized tonegotiate by top officials ot the;· Nlraraguan Democratic Front and-. the ~olutlonary Dern0<;ratlc .AI~ llance. Both are fighting the: Sanc!lnistas, who overthrew rtghtlst· dictator Gen. Anastasio Somoza In : July l979. Coolville bank r~b~ery trial t.be robbery, Warren said. Ray Riggs 11 Oil!iter testified there wer-e two ~reya on t.be cha.ln when Ingels test drove the truck the day before tile •obbet:Y, Warren PH. 992-3471 '• wanttD(J!aceabardlblpoothetown trying to protect the ute of our ·-maximum charge for them would at New Haven. II'a that we want 10 · illndllll and minimize · fUture ex- he $36 per ~- It woold seem this j)leaqvefie(DIIaevityof~landftll l*llel tor the taxpayers of Mei&!S .ftlM:e IS In Une with the mayor's !orthepe(iled¥etpCounty.' County, are~tlngthatwf& WIWDaness topay; wouldrepreeent "MayOI'WIIIIamloa conventently mt IIVUt out-of-stale or· oat-of- a slv>rter haul, and woold lend lett out 111e 11na1 paragraph of my county bullnesa tor our kical supporttoaMaaonCountybuslness. statement which n!8d as folloM: merchanta. The two are mt related. "In 1978 were advised by the 'I belleYe I could take adl&rent "I kmw thll, the other two ~EPA that our land1lll was tun, lookatthllmatterUlllerewasnota CllllllllluloDe know thll, the and that anewlocattonwasneeded landtlll In Malon Cou!lty ~t ~ people d Melp qwmty !mow this, 10 be bind. The searcl1 began. Site HaVI!n could:us.' (lwasreferilngtO and Mayw WllllaJi!lllll knllwl this. after site was Pi''i"+ecl site after the Muon County LandftD located To llale otbelwlle Is simply an sltewasrejectedbytheEPA.Itwas not until November 1982 that the atWestColumllla,W.Va., attemptiOmtsleadthepubllc. ''Mayor Wllltamn! .hill DOW "Atnopll!celnhlloommentscloes f)l'l!lleDI site was appco~ devetaken thllstalemi!:Dtwt!lcljretm ·,~Wllllamaon . . hlllreaeoil lopedand -h••'"·~ The following statement was l.8lued today by Meigs Coonty -.NEW -FALL STYLES NOW ·oN DJSPLA'Y MIDDLEPORT, OH. b Pomeroy-Midd";o~. Ohio, Thursday, July 26, 1984 Jone~ i-eSponds to county landfill statements SPECIAL NEEDS LOCUST AND PIARL STREET .742·2511 -e nt1ne ' I ( • ' ;Yoi.M, Ne.n FOR YOUR B·IG EVENT.-AT ...• VAUGHAN-'S CARDINAL "SEETHE GRATE BOYS FOR SOME GREAT "DRIVE A UTTLE A IAVI A LOT" FRIGIDAIRE ZENITH c. DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS .& v ••• \ The marriages of Alicia ' SPECIAL PAINTING • at y -1 A. • T·Shirts, Caps, Jackets, Etc. *BRING THE KIDS ON DOWN FOR A RIDE ON OUR OLD-FASHIONED GROCERY WAGON. . frSIT DOWN WITH 'ACOOL DISH OF FREE . ICE CREAM AND LISTEN TO SOME RELAXING. MUSIC. "' u Dissolution gr,an·le4:11 ·• • PRINTING · ' NEXT TO ELBERFi!LDS IN POMEROY h - . WEDNESDAY, JULY 2.5th SUMMER SANDALS . T)le number drawn Tuesday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game. "The Number," was 599. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Fliday, the winning nwnber was 2706. •8 ' CUSTOMER · r--------------------'----1 INCLUDING AU WOMEN'S (AP) Specialty Graphics Trustees meeting Cheshire. ~lng p shot. Gallla-Melgs Community Action Agency will hold Its freeclothlngday for low-Income people on Friday p-orn 9a.m. until noon. The clothing bank Is located In the Q)d school house bulldlng In N ~ Helmet fitting I ·: trnVELAND , .Baby edition inside 1 "'•--~ 19' Mi'-"""" .... •~ . · · Middleport, Ohio mas ""'-~ u ........oll!.,..ouuuns, port,andDeedrahLeeSanders,17, · CUSTOM SCREEN . Reedsville. · · Tennis tournament••.Page 3 mph. Friday, elaudy With • ........, fll "-a a. Hlp Ill the mid-'70o. a-- of . . 70 ~ tonltbt UMI 40 pum,A I Meigs athletic phys_icals slated Free clothing day c =:e1J!.~?V:~d~ s¥ ....................,.; ....... 12 D . ,.,....... ...................... . -92 ' 8fllllta .......................... 8-5 Myers flallcee . tifi • At'hens -=a1 R d equest ma ,e County Cpmmon Pleas Court. Ingels Is accused of walking Into the bank .and demanding money from a teller. He allegedly used a handgun tn the Incident. Ingels was arrested In West VIrginia but refused extradition,He was later arrested this spring near Cincinnati and brought to Athens to stand trial. ....... Marriage licenses -;::;::=======• Fraudulent ballout•••Page 2 . !\ .... Bend ......;.......... ~7 . Weather Shott au or tlu• tla• lltJmJ · I' I ••- ........ ~IQ likely laniPL IAN • 60-65. (L . . 'J'\'.................. 11 Vuiable ......_ .... d.n 10 r~CO.~m~ty~Commo~~n~P~leas~~Court~~-;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i Em'ergency ~ ·Lottery lr . eourt of the heavy caseload o! Athens !; · · Coolville. · Ingels is charged With the Nov. is • anned robbery of the bank. v .. ... Inside today: were Middleport mayor's cases . lngels trial now underway -4 ·· man s f, Driver cited Omitted andEarlReuterofBosslerCity,La., three grandsons and one-greatgrandson. Besides hts parents, he wasp:Eindeathtiyason,tour brothe d two sisters. Funer services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday 1n Ewing Funeral Home With tJi, Rev. James Corbitt officiating. Burial will be In Beech Grove cemetery. Friends may can at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thu'rsqay. _· . Five defendants forfeited bonds Jeny Allm Csrbal!llh, . Pliny, Mas6nic rites will be at 7: 00 p.rn. . and thn!e others were lined In the W.Va., $450, driVIng while lntoxlThursday at the fUneral home. of Middleport Mayor Fred cated; $235. driVIng -w~ under Hoffman Tuesday night. suspenston, and $50. no motorcycle Forfeiting were Joyce A. Wooten, rilglstratlon; Robert K. Hypes, Point Pleasant, $43, posted on a Dexter,SliD, expJred plates, and $50, speeding charge; J~h Rife, excessiVe speed. , . Middl""".., $150, drlVIng while Flned~~~~ereShtrleyBusb,Middle~,...... Intoxicated: $250, fleeing a pollee • port. $25 arid costs, open container; officer; $50 no motorcycle endorse- Ttrnmy Walters, Middleport, $5() involved In· securtng a Fanners costs, crlmjnal Point trepasslng, and Home Admlntstratlon loan with ment, aiJd $.'il, running a stop sign; and Gerald McCal!ley, Pleasant, fUnds to be used for upgrading the ruDS SlOandcosts,explredtags. • presen\ village-owned water system. · The Meigs County Emergency · Councilman Dan Sayre was Medical Service. reported four . authorized to contact the Depart- squad runs on Tuesday. : _ Admissions_ Richard c. Melre-l ment of Natural Resources In Rutlandwascalledat9:27a.m.to · dlth, Pomeroy; Titus c. Pickens, regard to securtng the building . Meigs Mine 2-for Dennis Sorrell to Syracuse; Linda George, CoJum. permits needed In conjunction with Holzer Medical Center; at 2: 26 p.m. bus; Kelly Roush, Pomeroy. flood Insurance coverage. Middleport went 10 village hall for Discharges' - Anita Hannon· It was reported !bat providing Larry Miles, no transportation JoannaCouncel,AimaRiggs,Ethei there are no problems. cable needed; Pomeroy went at 6: 18 If:ln. Hoback. television servtoe In Racine will to6440sborneSt.forL(maJarnes,to , begin this Friday by Angel Com- Veterans Mem?r1al Hospital; at munlcatlons Co. Servloe for the 8:21 p.m. Pomeroy was called to . Tackervllle and Dorcas areas will Kerr's Run for Kelly WDson to (e8 le8 ID be later due to power lines and vet_erans Memor1al Hospital~ transformers of utlllty companies u • which must be moved before the . . A~S (AP) - The w<man cable system can be put ln. . • Council recessed until July :II A I'EQUest has been made for the riding with 25-year-old Shawn whenitwllimeetwithGeorgeMara, Ohio Supreme Court to appoint a Myers · says a man charged with represeiJtatlve of the town's eng!- visiting judge In the Meigs County Myel'S' murder was· holiling a neertng finn In Athens, In regard to Conunon Pleas for t.be case of t.be shotgun moments before the shoot· upgrading the water S)ostem. · State of Ohio against Thomas M. ing alorig Ohio 13 near MllJfleld last • Stewart. . . DecemQer. Gall Calhoun, Myers' fiancee, testlfted In Athens County Common Pleas Court Tuesday that she saw county iandtlll rates . .Metgs County Ev~t Marks holding the gun In a residents are charged a lower rate _ tnlckjustbeforet.befatalshotswere · than others using the landfill. Physical examinatiOns for Meigs fired from the truck which pulled Last '!Uesday, theconunlssloners High Schoof athletes will be held alongside the car In which she and refused the request of New Raven's Friday and Saturday. . . Myers~ riding. · · · mayor, Grayson "Pat" Williamson, Varsity football player examlna· )'rfs. Calhoun said that after a 10 lower the rates. tlons wtil be held at 1 p.m•.Frlday at hlgh·Speed chase py three men In Koblentz today said; ''A decision · Meigs High School, with Dr. James was made to preserve the Meigs Conde as the examlnlllg physician.. the tnlck, a shotgun was fired at Myers. ldlllng the Zanesvnte County landtlll for the taxpayers Examlnatlons for players of and wrecking !lie car. She escaped and we haven't excluded anyone vollE!yball, golf, cross country, . from dw'nplng. We've asked for a ~hmen football arid all other high unhurt. 29, of Glouster, is being Marks, premlwn rate for out-of-town and school athletes will be at 1 p.m. at tried for aggravated mW'der and out-of-state dumpers and. that Meigs High School Saturday with a~pted aggravated murder, and decision will stand." Dr. John· Ridgway and Dr. ·could faj:e executiOn l! convicted. Vlllenueva. The defense contends one of the others In the truck,.CecllltussellJr:, ~7, also ol GloUster, fired the fatal BOycott won't change decision .c 3. ~ Eleven defendants forfeited Ska8BS, NeW Haven, ~; Wilbur The state hlahway patrol cited a Rick Wile, Allen KJni and Allen CoOlvll)e yooth tor !allure 10 yield In' bonds In t.be court of Pomeroy . Burke, Plllllei"OY, U9; Frederick not in the Picture of the a tw<H:ar accident on Ohio lU Mayo.r Richard Seyler TueSday Barller, (;all!po!Js, $49; ·Shirley King night. Johnson, Hunt~Jtiton, W.Va., $4», Meigs Amllt'lc!lll Legion a&seball Tuesday. . • The group . Includes Robert Peggy Taylor, Plll:neroy. $44, all Team published In the July 23 ' Mlcbael A. Putman. 17, fecelved edition of The Sentinel. However. t.be citatiOn In a colltslon with a Parker, Middleport, $49, speeding; . posted on speedlngcl\arges. . vehicle driVen by Robert S. Epling; Terry Ganlner, Lawrencebu;g, Fined In the court Tuesday night they are team members. 16, ReedsvUie, at n ::II a.m. The Ind., $!15, speeding; Barbara were Jeannette Taylor, Galllpolls, accident occurred a mile s6uth of Grover, P<meroy, $63. squeallllg ' trafllc llgltt viDiatlon, $25 and costs; . Ohio 681. the patrol said. tires; Denzil Boggess, Racine, . Brenda Bambart, Pomeroy' speedNo further details on the accldel1t traffic light, · $ffi; Edith Hysell, !ng, $:5 arid costs; Greg ~ts, were available !rom the patrol this · · P<meroy, speeding, $52; Gaylord Pomeroy, S2l3 arid costs, assault, Two marrUige licenses bave been Young, Albany, lntoxlcatton, 113; and Frank Musser, Pomeroy, $a! !Ddecent exposure, $263; Terry and costl>, open flask. IssuedtoInDavid the Meigs County Probate Court Harold Spurlock. 31, 1 ·Water emergency noted mRacine fu ~ Martin Greenlee; two daughters and sons-In-law, Nancy and Dale Thoene of fomeroy, and Kathleen ·Edgar T. Greenlee Nl 1! W.dnetday, July 25, 1914 Pomeroy mayor's court cases Area deaths 2 ••11 .' Pomeq. Middleport, Ohio ' - 4 ' U1 be 12-lhe Daily Sentinel 1. TWo eyewitnesses have ldmtlfled . probable that eyewitnesses to an Ingels as the pc!IIOII In the bank, event such as a robbery, could not WIUTI!il aald. • W8ITI!il aald Dave Dun1ee tesd· fledhesawaredcarwlthlnamlleof thebank.Aftermaldilgadepalltat said. ~ • Warren '. ac!cled tile truck wu the bank, heeewa black !nick ID t.be exact Jocatloil as the car, Warren stolen.~ tounc! that "one of the added · ; lreya worked (ID tile tNck), and the lnleb'inOlberaaldshecalledhlm other one dlc!n't,•• Warren aald. The atbamebetweenl:30and2:30p.m. !nick wu not hot_,re.., Warren thedlycifthenA:Ibeiy. _ explllnec!. Anl!ll(ll!flwl._forthedetenae, lqela'Jawyer, 'lbomasEslocker, · told the jury Ingels was home at the a clln~Q!J psyclmqlst trom Ohio Unlllenlty, testllled that ~ was tbne of the itilbe(y. • Ito \. ldentl!y the robber after seven months. Twoofthethreepeopleln)hebank· Identified Ingels as the robber.:. lngW was originally arrested In:· West VIrginia, but refused extradi-; tlon. He was later arrested near . ClnclnnatllnAprll1984andreturned to Atherui for trial on charges of 8(1111'8Vated robbery with a gun , spedflcaUon. The trial was ex-.. peeled 10 go the Jury early this; afternoon. _ •. 'I � 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 25, 1984 greenlee