https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a875f7c90c65581acfc55628e5550161.pdf 3b759716a9c70d8e9290852b7f87c0b6 PDF Text Text 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 �Pamen~y-Midclleport, ,' Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MflGS-MASON AREA ...lb - ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Edllilr • A MEMBER of The Associated PreSB, lnlai.d Dally Press Assocla· lion and the American Newspaper PUblisher Association. ~ LE'JTERS OF OPINION are welcomed. Thej should ~ len tbu M ,..ortU IODIJ. All letter& are subJect to edltln1ud muM bealgned wtth name, addren and telephone number. No unslcaed letlera wUI be· publlshed. Letterlllhould be Ia 10od taste, addresslar lllsuet~~, n9t personalities. , , . , ;; ,.,, .' ' ' A week Kennedy, Georae McGovern and Walter Mondale, but I doubt lt. . . .~Even the good ::·J news can be bad ;' To the White House lt looked Uke a bull but to Wall Street It had the •: dlmmsions of a bear. :: They were viewing the same thing, the robust 7.5 percent expansion of : · the economy ln the second quarter, but It produced exaltation In :: Washington and fear In New York. •~ As the White House viewed the report,lt was additional evidence that the :• expansion woUld continue to brlng more gOQd things to the AmeriCan · . . :: people - and to Its own polltlcal fortUnes. :: But In fl!lanclal cli'Cles they.saw lt as a tire about to get out of control, a ·~ .fire that .would reduce the boom to a bust, and maybe even destroy a :Olrlendly regime ln the White House. · : :. ;I'he two communities exemplify a mammoth difference ofoplnlcin on the ;:jlealth of the U.S. economy, apd the gap seems to be growing larger. Good -: ·IJI!WS to the White House these days Is alinost certainly bad news here. :• :· Even before the economic upturn got under way there were many on ::Wall Street and all the other flnanctal streets of America who said It -: couldn't happen. And once It happened, they sald lt wouldn't continue. : ~ They were armed with volumes of conventional wisdom, the most :.- credible of which seemed to be that an administration so deeply In debt ·~ would be forced to compete with the private sector for a limited amount of :: credit. , ~: roa.:d against Ferraro Dynamics, even though the company's sound financial condition dlsqualliled It for such help under the law. · ·According to a MacDonald memo, when colnpany elii!CUUws Insisted on prealng their original claim, HldaJiO told them: "AbloluteJy not. it WOUld bioOW our main . case" - that Is, for the bailout. . Company VIce President Max Golden noted In another menio that Hidalgo told him at a private meeting that be had met with aides of several congressman will had General Dynamics contracts· In their districts. • According to Golden, HldaJ&o stated: ''One that came through lo1!d and clear was: "''bei-e could be no further reqqest for Congress for clalin money.' ·He stated many times that he was laboring on our bebalf In the navy, D,epartrnent of Deteme and · the Office of M8J1881!ml!lit and Budpt: · He suaaested that ..e meet aptn ... b)dicatlngthatlt probably~ be best to continue to meet alone for the time being.'' messaae Mondale-Ferraro....-_______Lowe_u...:.......~_inge...!::.:_tt ' ~. ' Today I& Thursday, party ls the oldest and largest In the nation. Many of Its members listened to llle persuasive voice of the Great Communicator, Ronald Reagan, In. 1l8l. But -It was apparent Thursday evening that the famous Reagan luck has finally run Its course. In the General ~lectton of 191ll, Ronald Reagan captUred the OVal . Office with the help of mUJions of American Democrats turned otr by the bitter primary beW. between President Jlinmy ·Kl!lalledy and Senator Edward I<elnii!Y- That will not happen apin! MOlt of the Democratic contenden for .. the July 26. the Dlth day of 198f. There are 1!!8 days left .. astlcally receiVed by the thnltundt of delegates aDd alternlltes. There Ia no lll!l!d for me to repeat the detalll at the IIPI*hea but Cleerly : Iii the year. • Today'a hlgbllght In hlltocy: · · ,..; On July 26, 19fT, President J[atryTruman slped the National Secw1ty there lila neW 11Jeln111t Democntlc ~~: Act. COIIIolldatlng the Department of Defenae and creattna the National · party that was DOt appareat belen •.Jlecurlty Cwncll, . ' '!\ • the convention. ~ Democ:ntlc :~ : footing with whites. It has been a has arown more the last four years convention of the fiiture rather than than It dld ln the two centurlellfrilln one or the past. The mOlt lmpres· George Washington to Jimmy stve polltlcal speaker In the party, Carter. The yearly lnteiest em the Senatoi' . Edward Kennedy, Intro- debt lli more thiJII the en~~ duced Walter Mlindale's accep- of Prellde!Jt t.Qqter that ~811 tance speech ' and In doing 10 erased viewed with such alarm four y.rs any tem:s that the convention \11111!11 ago. For years It . has been the of four years ago would retum to favorite theme of the Republlcll!l l!aunt the 1984 campaign. party to praise their own flnaaclalo As I said :before, Ronald Rea· recoril and accuse !be Demoorall .. gan's lucky star Is beginning to of being big spenders. This . year •tn Dallas they Will wane. Even the most itaunch Republlcllns must accept the llnan· nominate the biggest peace-IJrne clal facti of ut~. The national debt spender Iii the history of the world! presidential nomination were on the; podium to wllli the IIUCt'eUful · nominee "God speed\' Ill hll r.ce ag&Jn,st Ronald Rripn thll taU. The rnUIIons of Den10ende voten who deSerted the part)' In l.,found that pl:t!S!dentlal charlllna II no substitute for food and abelter during the Repubb contrived recesalon of 1!182-83. It , II tn1e It IOWI!I'ed the rate of lnllalloll bllt at a temflc human COil. Tilt PI =nt milch-vaunted recovery Ill allo artl1ldaiJy contrived IIY wllla'al and excessive defeDie IPIIIdlna. Moat ecoaomllll ptecllct hard t1me1 aheld In 181!5, no matter Who • 11 elected. Then the Reqandlllclll w1l1 come bome to -1'0011! · . ·So the Dernocnltlc con~tloD II ' , . Ill!"' lllrllilll' . • It wtU..&o down In the • ~-=alllthe of the United StattL No 1onter wiD women and lUdll be ~bunted aide u *«iil cilia o111 (I' but wiD take t11e1r . in history s..-.. TW"'V' ..... PI! the polltlcalllll!lle ·~····...... lie ~·tic darad a WGIIIaiJ tGrparty vice pt~t lnd aceetlled a black candllilla tGr Jll'wldlnt emu equl!l ~ . Berry's World are 'N OW TURNPIKE .BRI"GS YO Scoreboard ... Majors . ~ Bt'lloe-..roWEIUCAN IZAGUE ENITDIVIIION w· L """"' "' :II M e Ml 46 46 4S 55 5& m Tmoo1o BaltlmDre Boo !Oft Nt"'¥ York MUwaukft> CieYeland 42 ·r Pet. GB ..... .576 ~1 42 Callfomla MIIU'Il"IOta 51 49 Chtci!IO Kansas .m z~ .51"1 - 48 t9 50 .49Q 47 48 46 52 54 56 ,fn · 41 m .406 n outw . 1 Y, '2~ .9)) .m Lomi.x, qt161'W"back, to t Yt'at t'h 6'h .451 NEW .1-21 at ___ NEW YORK RANGERS-- Marl< Pavelich and Mike AW1oft, CC!IIItfl. · PHILADELPHIA. n.YERS-Sipec~ Ed aevelan4 · Hospoctar, defenlfti"IU. ' IIOCX:IB ,.,... COlLIIOI: ....... San illeiOl Atlanta lai Anples ~u San Francbiro ;t· II NA,ON4~ 1&\GVB .~1- ~· BATnNG 12.'11 at batit : Gwynn, San Diego, .l'lll; ~ OIICIIO, .331; IJer. nler , Ch&ca~," ... " .9!2.510 7 !50 48 42 51 52 .e ·~ ... Ill .0) 16 Tl; ·Schnddt , til: Hen\and8l., New york, .. Dllrtilim, CJ'd. cago, !B; Mumphrey. HQ.moo. !19: Sand- rB .3!12 ...._ Clolc.too.... :m 1 49 s RBI: GCart~. ~rHI. Phlladelplol, Ill: Jllovb. ,..~ Chi!:,!;"· "TURPO COUPE" 4 cyt. eng .. air cond •• reilr'Ciefroster, "eater, 4 speed. .ps, power windows, power dQOr locks, tinted glass, · tilt wheel, remote control mirrors, Premium so.,nd Group·. Stock'# 4608 NOW WAS '· 00 '12,995 '14,797 w-. PO.....,... oo en... New Ycrl 9, St. fnJis 3 Only 1 In Stoc~ ----~ HITS: GwyM, 5aJI Dltgo, lJfl; santl· berg. CIUcaCI), U.; S.mUPI; Phlllldelphla, 12; 11<>1> tfm, UJ. 't' W~atlnael; : Sail FIWidL!Jco 1, Houlton J " Hllllblnl AIW.ta, Zl; Ralael. Montrt'al. 72; SandbPra. C'hlcJIIO, 22; ' Gcal1ft', Moft. tre8l. 2l. . llUPI...ES: SlndtJtrx, Odcaeo. u: Samuel Ph&ladelphla. 13; Cruz, Houslon, 8: • Gwynn. San Dkw>. 8: Cfteyroldl. HwJ. ton, 7! ~e<Jee. SI.Loula. 1. HOM!: RUNS! M~. Atlanta, :r.!; lkhmldl. Philadelphia., 21: GCarter. Mbnlreal; Jr. Marst..al. Lee Angeles, l8: StraVJI:Jeny, New Yorlt, !S. SI'OI.EN BASES' Somaol, . . . . . _ , t6; Wlgtns, San ~. 41: RfGal. 0. ClMafl 35; DtnNr. Ch6clll0. 3J: Rdft. ~·- Cindnnatl (Rulat>D 4-111 at San DieaO l'llou,_ 7·~1 P:lttsbtUih [TUdor 5-81 a t Montreal (Schat".l.tdtr 4-2), In) Atlanta IMcMurtly 7-lll al Los Ana8cs (Hoaeycun 8-4), 1n1 Hwston (Scott 4-8) at San F'ranr:bto fl..eskey ~91. lnt . ,.,..,. .._ . <>Uygameo- · St. LoW at Plttlbw'lh. /n) ChlciiO al New York, (n) Montreal at PMadl'lphia, (n l P&:Jntreai, P'ITCIDNG !9 drdJ.knl: On:aco. New York. J.2, .800, !.16: Soto, CIDclnnattlJ.J., .'786. 140; Sloddanl. Chk-IIRO. 7·2. :m. 2.t9; O.rttna. New York. m .7&1. 3.24: Lea, MCIIU'f'al, t•~ 737, 2.68. !U'FUKEOtn'S: Gooderl , Nf'W Ycrk. 151; Valmzuela. Los Anlldel. rtl: Ryan, Houston at San Diego. In) Ctnclnnatl a1 Los _Angeles. 1nt AUanta at San Franctsoo, 1n1 .. ' Transactions Hou114J!', 119; Solo, Clnctanal\, U.; caJ1. ............... MSEIIALL ton, Phllatlelphla. 1lll. CLEVELAND INDIANS-Narrled S\(>vf> SwlslKT bt.lllpm catcher; FOOI'IIAU. N....... , _ ....... ATLANTA FAL.CONs-cl.ll Nk:i: Hen· '11,1~ '12,692 ,~ AMERICAN IEAGVK Rl!.1TING 12.1) If balll: W~ NI!'W York. .3l\; ' MantnatY. Nf'W York. .336: Hrbett. M1nDMa. .325; I...ermn, Detroit. ..tl5; Moe~. Kansas Ctty, .311 RUNS: DwEvtn~, lb:ton, 16;· RHenderson, Oakllnd. 74: M~. Torolito, 91: Bufll!r. Cle\·eland. 61: Rlpken. Baltimx'e, ' RBI: Klnatnaft, OakLaad, 87; EMutn)l, Baltlrrwre, fl}. ~. Bmtor1, 76; ADI!Ivb. Set.nlt>. 75: Annas. Bolton. 71. HITS: Gird&, Toronto. 125: R.tpken. .&ltlrmrto, 122; M.lttlntdY. New York, W: Eal~. 8osloo. US; Glntncr. Mll· wau!CH, Ut: Wlnfk'kl, New YoriL. 114. 1984 AMC ENCORE ... draf1 1 Count OnUs to Help You ' ·3 Door 3 door, 4 cyl., rear defroster, heater, 4 speed, rust proofing, tinted glass, AM radio. · stock 1/4367 Thunderbird . · ' '' '8264 ISbld No. 4041 Was '$11),163.74 ••••Now . ' Our years of dependable serVice 1s • our best advertlsementl Rely on us for all your phaimaceutloal needs, and competent professional adV1ce .. 1984 JE CHEROKEE 2 Door WAGON .. 2 Door wagon, 4 cyl., PS, 5 speed overdrive, cigarette lighter, extra capacity fuel tank, tinted glass, AM .• radio, bright wheel trim rings, P205175R1S radial . tires. Stock 1/4370 '131 151 '1'1,524 Ford LTD 984 Volkswagon Jetta 1. 0•9 % . APR '9086 1984 V.W. Sclrocco •••••• Now Stock No. 4025 Was $12,410. 984Jeep · Now'17 . · •••••• W.agonaar . Was $20,361 Financint Available To Qualified Applicants On All Renault .AutomobileS In Stock Thru July 31, 1914. Lar.ae SeleCtion • Low Prices ,. 'I .·. !..S " · l l .. IM.tln -~~lOU. II loot lito St · 2 · door, 4 cyl., heater, 4 speed. PS, body side" ' mouldings, flip open r.oof, bumper rub strips. Stock 114822 WAS No. 4556 Was $14,949.•••• Now No. 4564 Was $13,041 .••• Now· 'IIIJCIIPTIOIII 1984 FORD TEMPO L ··2 Door ». """'· ... runntrw back , Jimmie WllliaiTII. wick> r.ct'IVN', and Scott Ryenon. PacftirVr. ONONNATI BENGAI.S-'n'aded Jd'f Chrb.ti'men. quanerbnck, to the Lm An~lt'S Rams for an undbctc.d hl:ture draft chola>. L1..EVELAND BROWNs-Traded Robin Ham, renttr. to tht Ntw E:n$dand Patrl· chot .... DENVER BRONC05-Sigood Dennis SmiTh. safflf)l, to a series of Ol'll"-year oonlracts. DETROIT UONS-st~l"d Jim and Tom Vlacne . defl'nS!vl" tack!~ . , 4 door, 6 cyl., air cond., cambria ri)Of, diagnostic war· ning lights, lntervlal wipers, heater. auto. trans., .tin· ted glass, tilt wheel, ' crqise control, AM!FM radio stereo, WSW radial tires, wheel ' covers Ideluxe. . remote control mirrors, bumper guards. stock #4598 NOW WAS • ' SAVES: SUllt'l', Sll...a.lll, 23; HOllaM. rl; J..eSmlt~ Otlc.aJiiO, 21; Orolco. New York. Gossaat. San Pb~Jphla, quanert>aek, Chudc: Coltman, otli for an undisclOsed condi tional n 1984 FORD l.T.D. 4 Door :: .. flPlJJ!I.E'< Som,.., ................ 23; l'lttJI>aFI a2.- Atlanta 11 s. Oactnneu 5 Lal ~ Sari Ok'gO kowsld, Waahlqton. A.!lanta, PhUadel...... 16~ Chlcaco 9, Philadelphia t . m; .319: Cruz. Ho.aaton. .316. RUNS: Sandberg, Chlcaao. 1I'J; Sarnufl. 8'1'; Dernlft". O!k:ago, &!; Murphy, Atlanta, «B: Wlah. sM Diego, .470 U 'h .H> I S1 Sl Hbu.stm -~• Leaders 58 'll:fJL ~ 42 .571 3Y.i 54 44 .551 s~ o !:ll .e 12 47 53 44 56 WI!ST DIVBION 1984 FORD T-BIRD CINaNNA11-A.fllltiUIK'ftl the · ~ · tiOn d . Mike McGee, alllletic cl.r"«tu'. to tate tt.! AJ1I@ position at Soumern call· Oakland at Seattle, (n) NATIONAL IJWliJE .EASTDIVIIION ._ MINNESOTA sntiKERS-SIFfd Blln €olltns, rnkl:nfol~, to Wt 1nJw'Y ~ . D:lston at Detroit. 1 ll·nl . Thus at TOronto. (nl C1eJeland a1 8111~, 1n1 Kansati City at Mllwliukf.'ll:t, 2 4f·n) New York at Chicago. lnl CallfOmla ar Mlmelota, lnl 1 THE COMPETION AND 'LARGE SEL rtgbt wtnr. to muld-yew oontr~~CU . mens 3-41. lnl Only games IICt'ledUied Montreat St . Louis PlnsbUrgh EATINGS UP GENERALS· HARTFORD WHAJ-ERS-- Torr1e ,ROOertaon, Jef1 wtJ\1, Ud Dave Maci..Hn. !Comer 2-4), tn) Chicago tllotsoo U-8) at Boston {Clf:o. New York ClUCBRO Philadelphia JERSEY _,..,. Cautlmia 1, SHtue o, lO IM1ngs (Abbott ~ Bob Horn. Unebacktr, and Jen -~. .......!bod<. N_ _ . _ oaJtlM!i ], MIMeiCU 0 Baltlr!Ue 3, Tetea~ l Kan&u Oty ~. Torooto 4, L1 Innings Boston 3. Chkaao 2. 12 lnnlnp ' -·-__ a El"ft o1 .__,_._ oontrpeu lhroujtl tht HII'I aeaion. -watveg . W«ddMtttb''alilmell Cleveland t , Dccrolt ·l ' New York 3, Milwaukee 0 Detroit '84 CLEARANCE. CHALLENGE! RA.JoERS-~ped ANGELES Dllw Casper. tllhl R~d . NEW ENGLAND PATRIO'Ill-- • Tom ~. q~ . Walvecl Jol. · qulrl ~Jes. Domtnp can:. and Milu!o lbom-. pi~. Tom Sdlafer and Phil Ebillfl'lt!l', Ct'lltt>n, alld Ed Meacham , tight end. PI6Ctd SmDey ~~1 . defen· live NS. and Andrfoll, llnetMcker, Ill\ ftM> lnJW""t!d lftftW IJJt. NEW ORLEANS WN'rS-81...... Tony Hoqe, llfery, to a ~ contrac1 . PHILAD£LP· HIA EAGLES-Waived Howl AbOulhOtn, punter. ST. LOUIS CAROINALS-SigMCI · Neil• Jo.. .474 2l ~ .eo M 48 cny Seenle Texu n~ !M 14 ~I 17 lm!T~ bailout~___..,_ . __,. _____JQ_ck_A_nde____r__$o_n Dynanltcs after he left the Navy; to the company's multl·mllllon· congressional sources say be dollar clatm. One Inter.office memo earned about $75,00) In fees from refe,red to two admirals, Donald the company. , Hall and Albert Kelln, who were · The company's claim for $544 perceived to be hostue ·to the mllllon was disallowed by the company's Interests, as "the two Navy's Claims Settlement Board. admiral clowns." Its findings so outraged Adm. ,According to another memo by Hyman Rlckover that he asked for General Dynamics VIce President a Justice Department tnvestlga· C. E. MacDonald, Hidalgo thought tlon. A grand Jury "'as convened but of another admiral, F. R. Manga· the case was closed by high Justice naro, as an adversl\ry to be evaded. Department omctals. Despite this, 'The memo 8ald the asststant Navy · Congress approved the $1 billion ~retary "had withdrawn the windfall for General Dynamics. (overrun claim) ftom the Manga· . NOw i'. Takls Vellotls, a former naro Cllilms BOard, and that he had company vice president and tJ9ard established a new review team member, has told congresslonal within the secretarY's offtce/' . Investigators for Rep. JOhn Dlngoell, The memo added slgnlllcantly: I>- Mich .. that even the $M4 mllllon "Hidalgo said he would, without overrun claim was fr;ludulent, let question, be ' grllled by 1various alone the $1 billion bailout He congressional committees "' what estimates that General Dynamics · our clalin Is really worth ... Hldai&o owes the government abollt $1.5 asked that all ~ the discussions be billion. l!ePt oft the record :.. " · Company documents make clear The tntern81 documenll make that Hidalgo and General Dynam- one wonder whose side lUdalgo Is Ics executives considered the "blue on - General Dynamics' or the sults" - uniformed Navy officers taxpayer's. He seemed determlni!d - to be the .chief stumbling blocks to press fo~' the bailout of Generill. are HEAD 'J'FNN(S TOURNEY - Co.cliredOn for The toumement itol»>'in8 ~by the Fannera thl1 .Year'• S)TI<'~~~~e Open Tennia T... nwnent -. . Bank and Co. of Pomeroy. John Bentley, left, and Riek crow, bolh of Syneu.e. .• iReagan takes high ~"oday . '. . Fraudulent Brent Johnson, Gallipolis. beat Don finals wlll be played on Sunday with Hendricks, Syracuse, 2-6, 6-2, 6-2. men's singles at 10 a.m., men's Playing Iii men's singles ln doubles at noon, and mtx!!d doubles at 2p.m~ . Middleport were: tenntscourts. JackFowler,PolntPleasant,who .Parllclpatlng ln the tournament . Playing In first round action tn beat Kevin 'lbcmpson, Point Plea- are 21 men's singles players,: 14 rnen'sstngles ln~cusewere: BID · sant, 6-1, 6-2; and Shawn Baker, men's doubles teams and 11 mixed Gray,Galllpolls, whodeleatedRay ' Mlddleport. whobeatJohnMCDer· doubles teams. The players Crouser. Ravenswood, 6-{), 6-3; rilltt, Polnt PJeasani,.G-{1, 6-1. . trom·Syracuse~ MlddlePQrt. PoJhe. Dwight HID, Racine, eyer Brian Evening gaineS wW be played at . roy, Gallipolis, Polnt ~t. Mabe•. Point Pleasant, i6, 7-5, 6-2; both courts at 5::ll . and 7 p.m. . Ravenswood, Athens a'nd BIDCouckenour, Ravenswood, over thi'ouihout the rest ol the week. ·Parkersburg. · • : .MarkFrlend,Pomeroy,G-2,6-2; and Quarterfinal and semlllnal play . Directors for the t~t wUl take place on Saturday. The John Bentley and Rick CroW. • Tournament began 'l'llesday even· 1ng Wider cl®dy skies with conlest$ at both the Syracuseand~ -. . ' -. '1 f-. . . ;.. :Such a scenarto, they said, would deny the private sector the funds It :: ~ tor expansion, force Interest rates hlgher, reduce sales, llmlt job :: 8xpanslon and otherwise. abort hopes for a prolonged expansion, •; But stnce the expansion began late In ~. business ·has thrived, jobs WASHINGTON- Congressional : · have been created, lnflatlon has held steadY and Interest rates, though Investigators ·digging Into General : high, have not vaulted Into the stratosphere as feared. Dynamics' biDlon.Qollar ballout by •· The Investment conununlty seems unconvlnced, however. Congress ln 1978 are particularly •: They point to the record $10.2 bllllon expansion of consumer credl't In Interested In the role played by :· May, to a strong expansion ln Industrial capital spending, and an Industrial then-Assistant Navy Secretary Ed· ~: plant now operating at more than ~ percent of·capaclty. ward Hidalgo. · -~ • Such strong demands for funds, they say, eventually wW bring the , T!le company's Internal docu· :;- contllct between public and private sectors to ahead. Each wW tfgbt for a ments on a multl-mllllon.Oollar ::· llmlted supply of credit and, as ln the waterhole, the elephant wW wln. submarlne contract haw been : According to many Wall Street advisers, the economy wW begin to examined by my associate Indy •: consume Itself. Consumer needs w111 be overfllled, subtracting rmn Badhwar. The dOcuments Indicate ~: tomOITOW's sales. The economy. like a raging fire, wW devour Its own that Hidalgo was Instrumental In ::· chance for advancing. . ' persuading company executives to ~: The scenario conceivably could beCOme the reaitty, but It hasn't so far. drop their clal!ns for cost overruns .: By some measures the economic recovery Is the strongest In more than and, Instead, to ask for a congres: : three decades, and some forecasters are now extending It lnto ~- . sional bailout on grounds that the : It doesn't mean Wall Street's wrong, butsofarlthasn'tbeenrlght.Anda company was In danger of financial •. lot of potentlally gOQd Investments seem to have been lost whlle awaiting collapse. The defense contractor :: the big bust took Hidalgo's advice, even though .' • c;;eneral Dynamics was ln sound financial shape and, ·therefore, not entitled to a bailout The result was that . General Dynamics was given $1 billion by Congress - roJlgbly twice the amount It had originally cfalmed It ... . ' . ::" -~ President ~an. declaring his . "tokenism" reference to w<men was owed ln cost ovei'I'UII8. Hidalgo ·•: candidates was mtsunderstood,'has ~lled a new campaign strategy for became a 'consultant to General :: dealing with Rep. Geraldine Ferraro. He wants the high road and he's · : · wUllng to turn the other cheek to get there. ::· Let VIce President George Bush criticize the woman nominated by the •· Democrats for vice president as a tree-spending liberal. : . Let his campaign director, Edward J . Rollins, talkaboutherasa "bust" :: He doesn't disavow them because crltictsm has to be answered, be says. Walter Mondale, Geraldine Fer· ~: But for now,lle wants to stress hls record, not attack Walter F.,Mondale, raro arid the Democratic party ·: the Democratic presidential candidate, and Ferraro, the congresswoman broke new political ground ln the ,· " from Queens, NY . . United States last week. For the : : The Democrats knew In nominating Ferraro, the first woman picked by first Ume ln our two century history · · either major party for vice president, that It would pose problems for a woman has been chosen for ·a . : Reagan strategists In deciding how to campaign against her. major role In our PJ:OCeSS of electing : . But the strategy was In place and Reagan was read}' when thequestlo11 a president and vice president For ~: was asked at hls press conference TUesday night first lime women's place ln our' the ·: He was gracious ln his assessment of the Ferraro nomination. He said It ;. was "just another step forward In the recogriltion of the new place of electoral . p~ has changed. I From now on the sky's the llmlt! ;. women that has been long overdue. I thluk It ls slgnlflcant" ~file on the third night ol the : __. ~for responding tqFerraro'ssuggestlonlastweek that he wasn't a good conventlpn, New Jersey put Walter .• :€hrlstlan because of his budget cuts, Reagan sald "I turned the other Mondale over the required 1,967 ; ·ii!Jeek." delegate vote by boosting his total to :~ .· "I have never been one to campaign against opponents," Reagan sald. 2,014 votes. Still to come was the • . • Whether that strategy w1ll endure thrOugh the campaign, and whether It Pennsylvania colint of195 delegates ·: Will apply .to Vlce President George BuSh and other GOP campaigners, which wa's never even recorqect as ;. remains to' be seen. · . _. far as I could hear In the ; -~ Bush already has taken ·a dllferent tack, telllng an audience In Texas on demonstration excitement which • 'Tuesday that Mondale and Ferraro represented the extreme liberal wing followed. 'Anyway, he won 1 the ; of the Democratic party. • ~ Ro1llns sald ln a remark at the' White House earlier In the day that the nomlnaUon by a comfortable ma·:.F.erraro. nomination.could prove "the biggest bust politically In recent Jority which w&S made unanimous on a motion by Senator Gary Hart, ~ ~-111stpry," a statement Rollins quickly retracted. ; . . Reagan's rountry·gentleman approach toward Ferraro represented a one at the three contenders tor the :: bit of a tum-about, and an obvious decision by his advisers that any nomination. 'Ibe final delegate .• .crltlclsm of Ferraro the candidate could be lilterpreted as criticism of count, less the Pennsylvania flg· ures, was Mondale, 2,014, Gary· :.;~&rraro the woman. Hart,1,:1111 and Rev. JesseJackBon, ·: ~: Reagan already ls on shaky grounl1 with wc:rnen voters, polls show, and 448. Mondale had won the l'l!ftn8y1· :: such an llrterpretatlon, If widely held, could be devas\3tlng. . vanla pr1mary 1111 AprlllO. So much :-: .; AI\hough Reagan stressed he wanted to focus his c8Jli!la1gn on "our own for convention statlsUcs! ~: programs," he accused the Mondale-Ferraro ticket of engagtna In Even as the Democratic conven· :· "demagoguery" on three Instances at his press conference, twice In tion was brouil!t to a close with ~· answering a question about Ferraro's crltlclsm that his budget cuts had acceptance speeches by Walter : . IIW't the poor. and disadvantaged and again With regard to a suaestlon Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro trigger-happy. ....:::•atlributed ,· ..to Mondale by a questbner that Reagan was . 'Thursc!ay nlght, I could feel the ' ·~" a' • , myth ot Re~ polldoaj lnvlncillll· .' .tty fading fall. 8oth electrlfled' the delegates with sttntnl and etrec; ttve addresaes wblch W1!l'l! ealhull~ . The 1984 Syracuse Open Tennis h1a commltmeftt "to the Hoover. has "negolla!A¥1" with Soviet leaders, but not Ronald ll!tl:~;~~~~;~ el!mi!i! ,......_.._..,.., ~=·­ PAT WHITEHEAD .. 1011 of anna ltml~llml tllrou8h lllfiOUa· after the Democrats went horne, . memones linger of their ~ Those gentlemen conatltute a · Reapn. M~. for his part, tloll." On ~eb. a&. at a d hll char&eQ that "every other pres!· . c:oufeii!IICI!, he conventlori. lt was •a good and world-class team of tour . constructive convention from the By way ol example, let me cite dent has talked with the Sovteta and In nuclear party's P9lnt of view, but for the .tile matter ~ ·nuclear anna Control. negotiated arms contrQI, but not ness to antn~ew most part lt was a. ten1ble Insult to One of 'the Iterated and reiterated this 01!1!." This sort of oratory has. been he plowed the ~ . the tntelllgeno;e of the American themes ol the Democratic conveupeople. known since the days of Cicero as' April, 115 he was tlon was that. the Reaaan admintS.. Those· of us whO • cover these tratlon has done nothing In this · the phonus bolonus. To un!Utored llle quadreilnl8! exerctses In fatuity are dlnlctlon. Cuomo, for one, de- 'llstelle(S, i.betr minds numbed by Leonid Brezhnev accustomi!d to hogwash. This was nounced the pn!S!dent's "macho four days of tncessant noise, It was. theyll!ek my 16th convention. . I cannot lntranslgence that refuses to make bound to appear that the aetgu ol~Ueiel that rearlna their remember a convention In which lntelllgent attempts to discuss the · edmbiistration has been 'wholly and.Ami!rlcthe level of demogoguery was posslblllty of nuclear holocaust with lndlftl!l'etlt to the tr11nscendent Issue fiunllles In peace. In November, he higher, but the mind blurs and our enemy." McGovern tnqutred of nuclear anns. That caretully wrote BrezlmeY apln, and .thua recollections run together, ·Maybe why In God's name Reagan was cultivated iJnpreSSloa 18 IIQIIIII!IISe. lnltlated START - the Stratealc Rearan took Omce on .Jan. !Xl, Arms Redl,lctlon Talka. some other convention surpassed demandll!g more and more engines In, the awnmer of 1!111, our the blather ln1llcted upon the nation of deathcK~ Said In a sllppery 1!111. On Feb. 18, tn a messaae to negotlatorli met Soviet neaotlaton Congress, he speclf1cally renewed by Marlo Cuomo, Edward phrase that every pn!S!dent since In Geneva tQ talk d lntennecll«te nuclear forces. In June of 1982, ( ' ,• · STAAT neaotlatiolll bePn· In the ' .l. ' • · apr1ng of 1983, i1ter three ro!!Dda ~ • :... ~11' l!llprodUctlve talks, . Reqan In· structed our neaottaton to make th,ree s1gnlflcant modlflcailona In our propoaals. Thingll seemed to be . .• IIIOVlng. But In : November 19113, after we began Ill emplace Persb· · lng mt.sstles In Europe, the Sovleta abruptly w~ out of their set!llons on Intermediate weapona. The following month the Sovleta refUsed to resume talks on straiestc arms. There the matter rests. Presidents do not engaae dlrectly ' ' ' and personally til "negotiations.'' The dr8tttng of.complex provlalohs of an anns agreement neceuarlly must be left'to such p!ofesalonals as Edward L. Rowny and Paul J'o!llze. It ts only whell accord has been reached at the level of the barga1nlng table that one begins to ,speak of summits. A dozen of the Democratic orators ·demanded that Reagan tmmedlately achieve a "verifiable · freeze" on nuclear arms. · SAN FRANCISCO - 111 'Court Street Aoslslant Publisher/ Controller Action underway· m 1984 Syracuse tennis tournament And ·other insults _ _:____......:..J___;,ames__.:..J._:...f'......::ilpa._t_ri.c_lc _Jhe Daily Sentinel _ . The Daily Sentinel-Page 3 • ' ... Ohio folooodly-.. - . , . Ol. .. �I . P'aga · 4 The Daily Se'ntinel Thunday, July 26, 1984 Pomeroy Mhlrle,port, aHo Royals sweep Blue Jays, Clev~land st~ps .D~troit nine , 4-~ · By BEN WALKER : APSporisWJtler The Toronto Blue Jays were looking forward to going to Kailsas City/ That's before they knew what wasromlng. Darryl Motley cracked an RBI single with one out In tile bottom of the 13th Inning Wednesday night, leading tbe Kansas City Royals to a 5-4 bjumph over the BlueJa:Ys and a four-game sweep of their series. "You've got to feel for a dubllke that, that comes In here thinking •ts got a chance to win," said Royals Mailager Dick Howser. The Blue Jays went Into Kansas City on Monday to wind up their longest road trtp of the season. At that point, Toronto was tra!llng the Detroit Tigers by nine gaines ....: close to striking dlstance - In the American League East. But Toronto dropped a tw!-nlght double-headerMOIXlay, tbenlostby 5-4scoresTuesdayandWednesday · to fallll~ games off the pace. The BlueJayswoondupthe!rroadsW!ng with a 7-8 mark. ''We got them attheendofa long road trip;- we're the fourth city they've l)een In," Howser said. "They were dragging." In other AL games. Cleveland , s~ Detroit 4-1. Boston edged Chicago 3-2 In 12 Innings, New Yorlc -blanked Mllwa\lki!E! 3-0, o8k1and nipped Minnesota 1.0, Baltimore toPPed Texas 3-1, and aiufornla eked past Seattle 1.0 In 10 !nn!ngs. Greg Plyor Jed off the 13th by singling off the glove of tb!rd baseman Rance Mulllnlks. John Wathan thensacrlflcedandMotley followed with a single down the right-field Une to pin tbe loss on victory. . But with one out In the top of the !nn1ngS and alloWed 1!!~ C!hs_s,!~~~!_~Gerald~.~ePmYel•[dol .~e. ,bleJilanldC m.!~~-~~ Red ~ starter AI Nipper went-9 n!ntb, 'J'oi\Y PIIUilpl dolibled. After . Reliever sammy Stewart llnlahed 1-3 inllllip and gave U{l two pinch hitter Joe M<nan walked, upforhisMh save. '!ktlr e•J.lke!W•O uneamedruns...:.setupbyhll!own Dwayoe M~ cracked an RBI error-.!fdslxhits. · • slniletollnlshSchrom, 2-5. Toby Harrah entered the game Chicago starter Tom Seaver Bill (:audiU tOOk aver for Youilg, withalowl,y .110battlnnverage.He allowed two runs on seven hits· 3-l. to start the bottom of the ninth raised that by going 4-for-4, includ· thr<)ughe!ghtlnn!ngs. and got the final three outs for his ing a double, to help New York to IDIIQa 4, 'If&eni l 21st •ve. . victory. In ClevelaDd. rookie Roy Smith ThegamernBTkedjustthesecond Denn!sRasmussen,+J,wbogave and Ernie Camacho teamed on a Ume In the three-year history of the up four hits over seven Innings, flve-hitterlto cool !iDetrolt, which ·· Metmcbne that a gaffie was teamed with Jay Howell and Dave hadwonslx straight games. scoreless&!llng!nl(lthenlnthlnnlng. Righetti, wbo got his 13th save, to Sm!h; 4-2, went 7 1·3sin!llmgs, Or!aled, llapll! l · shut out host MUwaukee. yielding five hits. Cariulcoo got the Eddie Murray blasted a two-run The Yankees too~ a 1.0 lead ill the l!naltlvesoutsforhisl2tbsave. bomerblthese\oenth!Pnlngtobreak · slxthons!nglesbyWIII!eRando!ph The Tigers had scored In the open UC.'OI elesa game In Texas. and Harrah and a sacrifice fl,y by second on Darrell Evans' lOth Baltlm9re, which had stranded Dave W!n11eld. bomerbeloreClevelandtledltblthe nine I'UIInei'S dutlng the first six , tb!rdonJulloFranco'sRBI single. . Innings, aot a break with twbout In Pat Tabler Pl!t Clevelan(l ahead the !II!Y'ellth when Cal Rlpken Jr. by leading off the fourth wtth his reachedflrstonatbrow!ngerrorby fourth bonler. 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BATTERIES INCLUDED WLIH'IHI MCIIASIOF 2 WIIFIJIISI ~~~~~~.-~~~~sE_R ·CP864 · ·$53 99 STRAIGHT LINE SANDER N9. 22F·50 No. 24F-50 No. 70·50 No. . 2 TON PADS PROFESSIONAL HYDRAULIC . FLOOR JACK s149oo o+~ S795 ..• ., IICP787 . V · '" V . . 'v"' ' v·' I ' ./ $19~ fiTS MOlT J'Cl"UUit .t.••ltc•ftO... I REGULAR·-"*94.915 . IICP742 . The choice of more mechanics No. 68().42 Axle Set !t'ort Cars & Light D.&IIT ATHENS - fTP7011 ARVIN ALUMINIZED MUFFLERS ' ' rutrtel Amertcan Legion Touma· ment action. Both .Atbenl and ftve-tlme de'fendlnl champion I..ancuter .have 0!11! loss apiece ml will vie for the Utle IIIII berth In the upcoming state ~ In • 5:30 tUt th1l I!Y1IIIIna for all the marbles at Trautwein field. Lancaster'• Keith Ph1JJips 81· loWed but two Jdqleswbllewltlfftna \fl batten and walldDI four. AU four AtiJenl · run1 were unearned. Athelll' Kevin Mlll:heU awted but wu pounded out of the box In the _...., afiRr Patey'• .._loaded J'OIIIICI-Crfpp. Doua Wet.b Will! In m1 jiiilldtfttid but one bue runner, ' llnlle. In ~ liJid a third lnnlnp, clllmploDih1p con'-' l~:a-IDIWI'I 11mt wll 446-1113 I A.•• 11L 5:30 P.M. " ....._ to 1tate COIIIPIUtton, W111eb wtl1 allo bt beld Ill Athlrll• . . . aC!IIaiJ . . . . ~- .. with 11 1704 Eutllll . 446-4204 dlltrletl pll'tlelpallnl. 8 A.M. 11L 7P.M. ., ·~ of '84 model · elflc:lent ga•homes Choose from 21 new homes ready for immediate delivery. At savings of $500 to $1.500 -save even more on our luxurious modular homes. Or get a free wcisher and dryer, or cool central air conditioning with some models. • Easy financing • As little as 1~ down. • Low payments • No monthly payment 'tU 30 days after delivery ...J Stop in tOday, and move into the a1fordable new home of your choice. Hurry! Sale now thru the end of July only! Lancaster's Mike will IWM!dl Atllelll' KIMII llaaea lllld l.eJI"'' I '1 MIIIIICattlrlll. Tbe 1W0 INrllnCIUtletllalt !luridly bll, 240 Tlird Ave. '· ' " '· I . ... . ... Save hW»dledS of dollars! to atve the Fairfield Countl11111 a 7.0 lead and the clefencllnll dwnplons made It stand up for a 7-4 win aver AtbenJ here Wednesday in Eighth 'l'onlihl'• Now. •, .-,. ...... during our move •em out 'clearance .,. ... Posey cracked a two-out rn!nd ilam horne run In the second Inning ' -thesav~s \ lancaster claims 7-4 ·Legion win ONLY $7649 Vz" DR AIR WRENCH $7199 •• IMPORT MUFFLERS. AND . REGULAR·--'~04~96 No. 24·50 ::>-. r----------,;_-------------1 Reconls show the original plans for the stad!IDII never were com· pleted. Stands were erected on the east and west sides, as planned. but a pqual to enekw> Cllle end of the stadium to make It a horseshoe never was can1ed rut, evldentl,y bac:ause of lack of~· The 1929 stock market crash came less than one month after the first game pia)'ed at the stadium. Original plans sbowed dressing " . . ARM · sgggs ATHENS, Ohio (~) _.. State rooms to be under the west stands. officials wbo recelltbr granted Ohio Under the east stands, there was to Unlvenlty 13 mllJlllll to renovate bespaceforan!ndoortrack75yards 56-yt!ar-old Peden Stadium might long, handball, tennis and squash not be blamed for looking back with courts, and a wrestling rocm. fondness at the stadium's original Atthetql~theeast~wasa coat- $185,~. press box which had telephone and · Uke most stadiums of today. teJetp'aph IE!I'Vkle and was covered. though, the Bobcats' football lleld Plate-alasS w!ndbreaken protected CCJ8t more tlian w""_expected. The ~andtiXIIebOoks; but the ortg1na1 ~ was $ll'(l;OXI. Most of 8f1!11 was otherwise open to the the IJIIOIII!Y' Wll$ ralsed by selling . ' elements. . , bonds In the Athens area. The first team to play at the lleld seven !nnlngs. The Cubs took a~ lead In tbeflrst · UIIM!rslty ol'flclal• had long • wascoachedbythelateDonPeden, 011 Dw1lam' I 14th homer olf inning realized their old lleld was tnade.' for whom the stadium was later · Charles Hudson. Juan Samuel's quate. Games were played oo the named. It was one of the finest two-run homer In the bottan of the baaebaJl lleld, and, even with 11m . squads In Bo~Jcl!t history, finishing first tied the score befllre the Cubs addition cit l!mpOrary bleachei's, the season with a S.O rec.md and standlng.room .crowds were rutscorlng opponents n.l3. ~ahead to stay In thethlrd.Sand· COI'IUJIOII. ·· The Bobcats upset the Indiana berg singled, stole second and 'lbe late O.C. Bli'll, head at. the Hooslets ~at~ In the. , scored oo ,Gary Matthews' single. tJme cit the unlvel'slty's !ll\vslcal season opeiler, downed West IJb. Mattllews . was tagged rut In a educatlonwmpleK,puuotedplans erty 26-0 on Oct. 5, 1929, In the flf5t rundown. but Dw1lam then w~ for a new field 1n Noveptber 1928. game at the DeW lleld, and the - and scored on Keith M<reland's OsboriiEJIIII.eabigO!Cieveland, stadium dedication game on Nov. 2 double. ·which .allo deQpled Yankee Sta· bydefeattngMlamlofOh!ol4-0. The Cubs made It 5-2111 the fifth d!IUII, Cleveland Stadium, and the fodbaO llelds at the lllllversltles .Qf Michlpn and Minnesota, was hired to draw the plans. Freel. Beckler of Athens was given the c;onstructlon contract. THE EASY TO INSTALL MUFFLER '~; y\./VV\.·'\..· · ~ GUARANTEED .. AS LONG AS YOU ~":"' ">· ..:.:.-. <,_, OWN . YOUR . . . CAR . ' "':'> 5-tllladtDthetop~then!ntbonDave Cow:pc!oa's RBI single off Rich Goesljlf', but with one out In the SPECIA~ The Cubs. rneanwblle, whipped, .. bcittml !i the .lnn!ng Toey G~ the Phlladelpbla .Ph1111es 9-4 to · got his fourth hit, a single, oft Bob •••• 1499.95 I'I'JIII8in 3% games out and Ryne OWchlniio. Steve Garvey singled 5 !jandbq, Chlca&o's second base- Gwynn to ileooad and Brad Lesley man, called it "aii'OQdwtnforUI.It's walked Bruce Bochy to load t11fi! IIIIOCI.to have mon.entwn going Into bases. SalaZar. followed with his New y orlc... double for his first game-winning In other NL games, San Diego RBI of the year. . 1\---====::::::::;:;:;:~ ,nipped CJnclnnat! 6-5, Los AD&eles With San Diego traUIJig 4-2, edged Atlanta 2-1, Plltlburgb Gwynn opened the Padres' eighth BUY ONE, GET ONE mWnecl Montreal 3-1 and San ·· with an · lnlleld single. Garvey F'rlnclrlco trimmed Houstoo 7-3. singled Gwynn to th1rd and he Danyl Strawberry conUnued his scored on a single by Teny lwJt hitting with a three-run bomet, Kennedy, wbo lunen!d!n the sixth h1116th of the seasoo, and an RBI lnnlng. ciumelo Martinez's sacrl· SWIVEL ROCKERS grou¢ as the Mets ,ripped St. flee fl,y tied the srore. Rq. 1139.95 l.ools. Strawbeny' s fourth-Inning l)o Ja at, livre i hcmer off Kurt Kepsh1re erased a Mille Mlirahall llammed a twoSAVJ .J40 3-D delldt.Huble BrOO!cB and DanDy run homer and Fernando Valerizu. !Jeep followed with slniles and then e1a scatterei! six hits to snap 'a executed a dooble steal, setUna the per101IBI three-game losing streak staae for Mike Fl12&m1Jd's tJe. and beat the Bravea for the sixth breaking iacrtrlce tl,y. . COIIIII!CUIM' time. Manhall lded Starter Sid Fernandez · pitched ' hlslSthiiJmerunlnthefoorthiJmlng live Innings for his third victory · orr Len Bai1Ier following a leadol since being recalled fmn the walk to Dave Andenou. It rnarlr.ed minOrs and Ed Lynch pi~~ the oo1,y time the Dodgers got a scoreless Innings for his second nmnerpastsewndbllse. save. Valenzuela lost his shutoot bid bl Cub. ., 1'11111154 the seventh 011 Brad Kornmlnsk's -. • Leon Durham beltec1 a two-nm r----------..L---~----------....--------~.:·':! bomer, drove In t11ree runs and scored twice while Ryne Sandberg added two RBis and scored three times. Winner Dmnls Eckemey allawt!d two runs ' and six hits In won ~Pnel.matic ·oi -FREE AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATION . 2 DAYS ONLY . Glenn Hubbard'uacrlfiCetl,y. Valenzuela, woo struck out eight LAMPS 1 . 0 A M TO 7 p M MAIL SUBSCRIPI'IONS luldeOhlo openecl the ninth with aa~ncte, oal,y the fourth hit ott Charlie Lea, and:' and walJied three, termedhiseffort · tookaecond whenshortBtop~ · -.·• . two-run triple, hllltth~theiE!liiOII. •·one of the best gsmes I've pitched . Salazardloppecltb!rdbaleman'nn\' •:· • · •'Jt'abeellalonJtlmealncewehad · thlsaeuon." ·. Wallach's throw that appeared to ·· anoutburlt llkethatand It came at Marvell Wynne's tie-breaking haveRaybeatenatsewndooBenn)': therl8bt tlme," Durham said of the twooot Single droYe 1n the first Dllte(ano's bunt. · :· ~ • CUbs' ]5.hlt attack. "We're going Into New York and we're BO]ng to play IIOIIIE good baseball I'm jUst aolDI ,to 1Geep 011 swinging the bat llldon4'WI)ftyaboutgetttngw1nl.lf I dOII't aet 1ny hits, somebody else wOl. That's tlle type of tearo we have." llilre. .,lledlll Luis Salazar's bases-Joased tworundollblewithonerut!nthebottan , Of the ninth droYe In the tying 8lld PILLOW .winning runs. The Reds had taken a oaaduablebyDurhamandbrdrelt open 111 the lllldll with tour runs off Kevin Groll, lllcludlngSandberg's $299~ YOUR PRICE WITH THIS AD SI88 season. J; ... .five hits. .Sewing Machines The Daily Sentinel-Pas• I : 1 • ._,,1 ···411 ....,.CLP,, s .,.........." . '" Jtor.$1.19 Jfor$8.99 ........-·.r ~""'ol.": •.,........ --- Il '*··-·- --•!!!'.!'l~ i..,.M....tl·-=·.. ......... Choose from 21 spacious new homes. 1220Wcpbtngtonloulevmd, Downtown Belpre Upper River Rd. (Aeroe• fNm the All'p!llt) GaUlpoll• ' \ \ q '~• .. ' .t.. • . ..... .C., .)' i •' ' I �-· ..•. ' -Pag~ 6 The Daily Sentinel Thurtday,-.lilly 26, 1984 Ohio - Farm tour planned in Meigs -- The Meigs SoU and Water Conservation Dlsbict. alollg with the Meigs Collpinttve Extension Servloe.IW planned a twlllgbtfarm tour for 6:00p.m. 011 Tuesday, Aug. 28 at the Mlcbael Family Farm In Chestesr'IUNnshlp. ' The Michael farm Is a 400 acre operation with chickens, lleef and crops as l.bje main en~· Operatnr Gat:y Michael also rents lldditlqnal acres for corn and hay .production. Items rllnterest.to be viewed and dlscuased during the wagon twt of the 1amt are chicken howies. splinjr dl!velopnent that supplle; the buildings, corn production, pasture tnaiUIIIeJlle!lt, woodland. !nlormatlon InCluding clear-cut operattons and sane of the ronservtlon practices established on the farm over-the years. 1lle Meigs County SoU Survey crew wW be 011 hand to dl.scuss the soU survey. ThewagontourwWend at the bam where anew slloandfeed system for beef cattle Is under constntctlon. The Meigs SWCD Ladles Auxll, larywW provlderetreshrnents to the tour group. ..- . --f ' -· I .• ..t;: _-r'' . . _, ' 0 :: : CARNIVAL CAPERS- Looldngfor&lleproverblal ~ .. ahayltaek! WeDrna.Jbe but their search~ • for coins .. alubollllraw, oneofseveralfwl adlvltlesat Olapman, Ora Caney, Naaey Chapman lllld Mlanle McGratb "p forK." 'l1le dll,ylllcluded a variety oltc.s pmes aDd a laD tale IJOIItest. : tile Seaior Citizen Center's llrst caml\ral. Here JDl 1HURSDAY Calendar SA'JVRDAY · MASON - The Twin City Shrlnettes pique wW be held at 7 p:m. Thursday at the Mason Park. POMEROY- Trinity Church of Pomeroy cookie sale Friday and Saturday at church trom 11 a.m. untll 2 p.m. each day. Prices on the containers of cookies range fmn $2.50 up to $6 and seven dltferent types of containers and cookies available. RUTI.AND - The newty lonned Rutland Lions Club wW meet at Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Rutland Civic Center. Happenings speaker wW be Gilbert Craig of the PaiD! Creek Baptist Church. Physicals set · POMEROY - Meigs H!gb School athletes wW uhdergo · : physical examinations Friday and Saturday at the high school. . The varsity football team wW receive physicals at 1 · p.m. Friday. · Athletes participating In volleyball, golf, cross countcy, : freslunen football and all other - : ·high school sports wW receive physicals at 1 p.m. Saturday. • • Reservations due POMEROY - Senior citizens Who plan to aitelid the Ohio State Fair on Aug. 9, Area 8's Sell1or - Citizens Day, are askEd to make their reservations at the_Sell1or Cltlzms ()!!Iter not later than · Mondll)'. Cost, according to Eleanor Thomas, director, wW be approximately $15. Sell1or cltl:zen admission tickets for the fair are $2 which can either be purchased at the Center or at the gate In Columbus for those who drive rather than take the bus. , TURNPIKE ••_. OUT THE RED CA.PET ' missionary supported by the group. Mrs. Charldlne Alkire hosted a meeting of thi! Evangeline Missionary Group or the Pomeroy Church of Chrtst. Mrs. Eileen Bowers presided at the meeting and welcomed back Mrs. Trudy Andrews who has.been on a trip. Mrs. Janet Venoy gave devotions on America written by an ll-year-old gtrl following the Korean War. For roll call, members responded with thooghts on IncJe. pendence DaY In America. A letter was read from Denny Allen, Plans were made for a picnic to be held at the next meeting at tbe ·horil~ of Mrs . Betty Spencer. It was noted that tbe comforter had been completed and presented to the minister, Nell Proudfoot, and his fiancee, Laura Smith. . ' Mrs. Spencer had the closing prayer, and others attending were ~nt Mrs. LaDonna Clark, Mrs. Gerl1e Bass, Mrs. Eva Dessauer, Mrs. Helen Miller, Miss Naomi Ohlinger, and Mtss Debbie Alkire. _Matlack family reunion conducted The llliiiW!I Matlack family reunton was held at the Lancaster ' fairgrounds Sunday. Don Campbell gave prayer before the baSket dinner at noon. Attendlllg were HardY and Kathleen Matlack Rausch, Marysville; Chris Frazee, Dublin; Cllarles and Loulse Brooks, Mansfteld; Bruce and Rosalie KJm Humphrey, Lon and Lance Humphrey, Newark; and Sarah Kim; Marietta; ·Don and Vlrglnla Campbell, Foster and - Freda Bean; G\IYsvllle. I> Paco,Mason,Ohlo; NICkandL111lan KJm Bas!ll, Kimberly and Kelly Kinder, Columbus; L1lty Arbaugh Shultz, Leah Arbaugh Hawkins, Mlllard and Jack Brooks, Colwnlm; Marilyn and Woodrow Robinson, Woodstock, Va.; John and Ethel MatlaCk Arbaugh, Carl Matlack and Inez Spitrlock, Tuppers Plains; Vlrgll and Betty Matlack Roush, Jeff and Mike Roush, . Pm!eroy. -- - ' By The send ·-·.,;;r • • -::_ -· I . ~ . . FRIDAY .AND ·sATURDAY .., lncJnded In the domestic artl ~t for tlie MeleB County· ·_.._...:..._Aug. 14--19, ~ a wide ,........, for exhibits In the creative .needle~-~ categories. ' · The _.-un~!~~t Wblch I!I"OiVs In :ntyyearatteryeartncludes wHII!li'()OI. "••vv Dl,lrv WASHER • . ll'ag• SJ49 - I New work 'lind new 111e,u are g! \11!11 pu4ereuoe Air the dllplay of the department which Is hmlecl by Addabtl.ewts,BemloeCarpetlter, • "!" Dorotll.Y Dclwllie. . • _DRYER . , hangings. 1n the rug . qulted division.walltbere are cJas&el!l lor crocheted, latch hook, punch book, 1oom woven and mlscellaneous or jacket, and ~- dreued dollll, latch hook wall matenals. apparel. hanglnp, amoctdng 011 any type of 00er1ng s001ethlng for~ In ldlllt cloth1ne tbere are clasles • article, and mltceJlaneous borne lntereatlnJ In exhibiting at the fair Is. for one piece two piece decorlteml. thehobbycomer~thedepartment. . drel.tes, better dre , lady's _ 1n the lmltilng dlvtslon tlleri! are There are cJas&el!l lqt model cars · bJoot&el!l, llklrts, T-sh!J"t8, capes, ctasaes for afghans, sweaters, both and trucks, Elllbroldet"ed, needle· eoats, shorts, slacks, aulta, jackets-- sllpover. llnCI buttOn front types, point, decoupage, counted Cro6s and robes tor women, and Jackets, baby sweaters, and mllcellaneJus stitch, QUilted, crewel, and liquid shirts, and trousers for men, and lterna. The crochet division lists embroidery pictures; ~ rnt.scellaneoUs apparel for lxlth. clalaea for afehansc botll plain and purses, cetamlal rl an kinds, , fancy. bedspu!iiOCla, vests, capes, macramehangersand<Xbj!rtblllp, RCA,19" COLOR TV ' CONSOLE TV • ~499 • • ·- SIDEWALl( ·SAVINGS ON': ·*JEWELRY *ALBUMS *8-JRACKS. *SOM-E BOXED'-CARDS-· *CANDLES - . ~-· · · . . RcA 8. HR. RIMOTE CONTROl. \ -· ' VCR " . . • ., < • ITEMS TO ·aE REDUCED DRASTICALLY ALL MEN'S, WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S Payment-41. Month Lll r. SANDALS . ALL WOMEN'S . THOM MeAN RACK ' WOMEN'S SHOES M ILilft [ ] , _ _ , . ........... ~ . . - a t ~~~~sA~~~~2soM~1 r-~----------, 1 I GENERIC 1 I FRI. & SAT. 7/27·28 ONLY I I I I 0 . • I MACARONI .& Rc COLA I CHEESE DINNER I I J710 oz. 5 FOR $100 : :~l~fK $}3 9Plus Dop. Lllllit 5 1 , I Coupon $2~ ~5 CHEST FREEZER $299. OFF I -DR~ PEPPER I I $}09 •. Plus Dep. laPACk 1 16 OZ. I Coupon I _____________ ..I c:K. Limit I 1 SUPERMARKET Coupon , r~;.-~~;;:;;2;.;.~;L~l I c 2% MILK $}39 GAL. Coupon Limit I C.K. SUPERMARKn '----------·--·-· ... '1'-------------· GENERIC I CORN FLAKES I I 110!: 99~ . I I Co•PDII ' Uniit ·I I C.K. SUPERMARKET 1 L------------...1 CAN POP . 1120Z I CASE i24) I Coupon $489 I I Limit 41 1 I__:_:_K.;;.~':!'!!~~--I CLEAN SWEEP · SIDEWALK itGOWNS . 'SALE , S7oo RACK SIDEWALK *MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS •MEN'S WRANGLER V-NECK KNIT SHIRTS •DRESSES *SKIRTS •SLACKS ssoo RACK _ •LADIES BLOUSES• •SKIRTS *GIRLS JEANS HALTER TOPS SCARFS, ETC. MEN'S CREW SOCKS 3/Sl00 ~~~~~1LARs PANTY HOSE ~f~~LAR Now 2/Sl.00 lf2 PRICE 83 MILL ST. BOOK STORE 912-2141 REGULAR · PRICE SALE PRICE $8.00 99¢ S22DU~200 $ S3oo TABLE .~~\~\i~g:s .. SKIRTS, TOPS WHITE & BEIGE PURSES •SHOP INSIDE THE StORE FOR ADDITIONAL BONUS BUYS. • tnza FREE PARKING ON THE MUNIOPAL PARKING LOT · "Ovet 48 Years In The Same Place Under The _Same Manatement" . "Quality Apparel Affordahly Priced" · Uae Our Convenient Ley·A·Wey STORE HOURS: MIDDLEPORT • I . FRI. &SAT. 7/27·28 ONLY I FRI. & SAT. 7127-28 ONLY : : . GENERIC - 1 1 I I I · I MIDDLEPORT •• 614 Sllv•r Btldg•-Plaza;-_'-44 ' I I $}59_ 1 I $}49 L~-----------~ FRt & SAT. 7127-28 ONLY I . VALLEY BELL : PREM. ICE CREAM -1 ICoupon · Limit 1 1 I C.K. SUPERMARKET : L-------------· ·--------·----, I'IGAL. .SUGAR I I I I · 5 LB. . Limit 1 I C.It SUPERIAHET - : Recister for Gift Certificate 5:00·8:00 Friday SAlE ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION MIDDLEPORT L-~·!:!U!~~~!! __ _... •------------· . . . , . I J FRI.&SAT. 7/27·28 ONLY : *LADIES BLOUSES &TOPS •JUNIOR TOPS & CROP PANTS *GIRLS DRESSES OPEN EVERY FRIDAY UNTIL 8:00 I \BRONCOD MON •.fll. ·10-I; ·SAT. 10-7 SUNDAY CLOSIO Limit 2 r-~----------, I FRI. & SAT 7/27·28 ONLY . SIDEWALK SALE BARGAINS TO FIT YOUR POCKET saoo RACK \ GIBSON 8 CU. FT. SHOES $10010 ......... ...................... ....................,.......... ,.......,.,.,....._ ... . _. ..· .........,c._.r . ,........., __ ..,....,., r-~by:_:inall=:·.:bu:t:not~by~phone=~·~--=~======~~:=_:: . ' *PURSES •BOYS MUSCLE SHIRTS •BOYS COTTON PJs *MEN'S SCREEN PRINT SHIRTS •G11ii1 Co. Tu StrutiUie Appli05. TURNPIKE CAN ARRAN~E A 48-MONTH RED CARPET LEASE THROUGH FORD CREDIT FOR QUALIFIED LESSEES. 35~!~~Main, Pomaroy · FRIDAY & SATURDA~Y JULY 27 & 28 . •21637* PH.FLORIST • 992 2644 IN MIDDLEPORT . . Month &.e ... . . ON THE ''T'.' lUES., JULY 31 ALL CONNIE SUMMER DRE.SS SHOES . .. Cwnty. RANGE PRICE · . entry forma. :Entrtesmaybemade QOSI.EY ELEC. or GAS FRI., JULY 27 Your " Extr• Touch'" ~: •Florin Since t8117 , ;: l--~!.!.'~!~~!!! __ _! ,,_._.be _RCA 25" ·C<X.OR ... molded plaster of parts Items, and tole painting. All entries In the department are to be made with the fair board secretary before Aug. 10 at 4 p.m. Theofftoeontbefalrgroundswlllbe open both Aug. 9 and 10 to acc;4!llt 1Coupon .- _ -· BrCIIABLENEHOEFUCH . underntleVtundsasoneofthevan Dally "-De! f!Wh · ' drivers. But after he makes his run · "With heart ahd SOitl, we love this three daY& a week, he stays over on place! " · . his own time for the !Jtnch hour to Thatwaathl!responaeofPauland assist In delivering mealS · to , , JClaepblne Sm11J1 of near Racine lmlebound ~dtlzenl. · wht!n a wu alinoun(;ed Tuesday'at , Andthat'sJustthebl'llnnlngofbls the Serlklr Cltlzenl Center that they vohmteer work. As IIIII! staff had beerlaelectedtorecelvethe 19& -membereommented, he's a whiz at 'sentor Cltzens Award for Meigs "bean stlnl!lg, wood PIJF1n&. lee Coonty. creamlll8klngandflrelt!lf1lng,and . _ Mr. and Mrs. Smith wW be neveneernatoobusytotakesealors ret'OIIIIized and presented a plaque wherever they need to go. on Senior Citizens Day at the Ohio An, excellent iiook wtth .hpe. State fair, Aug. 9. rlenoe In school lunch preparation The ,Smiths were mmtnated-for as well as restaurant work. Mrs. the award by the Meigs Coonty Smith assists In the miuty IIPieyCwncll on Aging because of the Ji!aklng _ projects at tile_Center. Her "eni!I"II.Y and enthustlsmwhlch they "DUillber 6ne specla!ny, acalrdlng to brought to·~he MelgiJ Senior Center ' Ceil~ staff, Is chicken and modJes when !heY enrolled 1n the Retired -with light rolls right 1111, t1Ere 1011., 'SertlorVolunteerPtqlram lftl!J16." · She has assisted In the Jl!ltrltlon : Native Meigs Countlans wtth twO program,_been In theSenllrc:ttz,ens sons, Dan of RaCine and' Rober-t of chorus, and Is •ever active In the 'Calmnbus, nlhe grandchldren, and YIII'IeW of ongoing craft projects 'IRB WINNEII8- ,_._.IClllrt' 'U great--ll"lllldchlldren, the coltple whlcl)aresoldattbeCerlter. reclpl I llt!leJJIIIIeltllrot" tAwwdtlll"IWpC fspendatleastthreedaysaweekat Man1ed lor 53 years, r.tr. !IJid~ , ... & I lwllt~• i7wl lllltlaOitloiJirteFlllr•AIIa.t. the Center, not Just sodallzlng, but Mrs. Smith are actlve In the Dorcal ,_ . -:--...;.._ _ _ _ __ working tluwgh !bevarious "help" United Methodist Churclt. NOw 80 . . ~ • for tbe ...,..~ and timid programsconttlbutlnatothebetter- years old, Smith h8s been oo the • Lite hasn't alwa~ been easy EIICOUt1lges • .,.,...,.t · ment of the lives or other senlor rann for most of those years, but the couple, and they re notthelrunfamllgood- elderly to Join In tbe activities. ctttzeris also worked at the Puneroy tar with hard times, but And It's this energy, enthuslam, · · . · Foundry Phlllp Sporn and as , a sense of humor has prevailed and willingness to give of their time For tile past six years Paul has - carpen~ at times ' Aitd today at the Center that , and talent that has eal1ted them the been employed for 20 hours a week · · lrlmdlinesa, that good humor, 198&SenlorCitzensAwardf9rMelgs 19" .COLOR TV . .. 7 ·: .. m-. Couple ·to be honored at Ohio > State Fair "· • I - . :uticll!$thathrvebeenawardeda premium In the put two years are rot eligible for entry this yeaf, and . ·110 mo~ than qne entry Is permlted per class. Juc~~~nJ Is dOne on the baa_ls ,of appearance, 10 percent: WHIRLPQOI. _HIAVY DUTY ' There are clasaes lor gingham, poncho8, l!andkerchletwtth crochet per cent; and marertaJB, 00 pe~cent kitchen, fancy, bollday 8nd embrol- trim, dollies, baby afghans and · _ As In au departJrl!!llta, the only.- dered aprons; and tor cross stitch, sweater llt!ts, pot holders. and wall !llltry ree 111 the purcha,le or ~ painted, emllt'olden!d. and ~bet ~~ana~ngs. memberllhlp ticket. Premiums wW . trtuuned jllllow_ caJeS; crewel, Oa•ses lor quilts all ·of whiCh be awarded 1n each class tnilln!e crocl!eted. embroidered, needle- m~ be cOmpleted,')lre applique, places, rangtne trcm a hlghof$3for pint, patchwork, ·counted cross eotton patchwork, painted, emboriflrslatoalowof75centslorthlrds. atltch .and candlewick, ClllhlQns, dered, baby qullf, comfort, and style, 10 cClotbin&, ror children and adUlt The chlldren's clothln& clasles am painted, emtt-oldered, and aprons, needlecraft, la!!t- . arei!rl'a,Cottmorblenddrell,llfl'• crocheted tableclotbes. The needletlnJ, crochet, quilts, rugs. and better dress, bay's trou1ers, child' a·_ craft dlvlalon allo has classes for """'*!'· · bloule, T·llllrt. child's llborta, coat- potlioldera, afabans, hand made REFRIGERATOR . . Thunday, July 26, 1984 . . . . ~eerly 100 dliplay clasaes have -_WOJianaJ!shlp, Ml pen:ent; GIBSON 14 CU. " · FROST FRIE • " • ., Domestic display categor~es for Mei~ Fair announced Mrs. Betty Timmers, David Tlinmers and friend, Cincinnati; John, Pat. Christy and :John Patrick Mar!on, Flo · ' · POMEROY - Revival servl. - · ces wW be held at Noami Baptist : Ch\lrch, Pomeroy, beginning Aug. 11 thrO\Igh 14th and the Publlc Is being Invited to attend by the Rev. Samuel J . Jackson, pastor. At 7 p.m on Aug. 11 and at 11 . · a.m. and 7 p.m. on Aug. 12, · Jackson wW be the speaker. On • Aug. 13 and 14 at 7:00 p.m. _the ,. MIDDLEPORT - Registrations are now being taken for the .pre-school Gingerbread House In Middleport. lnterested parents may contact Sandy Luckeyjloo, school director, at 992-7177. <, Revival set j.· Registrations fbr preLschool Evangeline Missionary Society · conducts regular, meeting recently - ....· ·The Daily Sentinel:.. ...' • Mon.-Thurs. 9:30 I.Q 6:0(1'' Friday 9:30 to 8:00 Slturdly 9:00 to 6:00 . , �. . I • • 1hurtday. July 26, 1914. Ohio (Continued page 1) Jones···--------Price-fixing· Meigs County drivers per week tor the people I represent and make · scheme ends working ai the various plants up everyetrorttomakedeclslonsbl!sed on their best Interest. · rtyer. · "I don't know how anyone else "The mayor says I have no in court tnlght interpret statements. 1 compassion. I say I I didn't I from Interpret them as a threat. In my would have recommended a canposition as a public ot!lcia.l, I can plete tennlnation or service to New often be gullty or mistakes In Havenattheland!Ullongago. judgementoottheretsonethlngthat "In closing let lis remember one ·~o:wm never be guUty of. Regarciless . Important thing. Meigs Count)' has Of the political consequences, I w!ll not denied the town ot New Haven .never betray the public trust by the use or the Meigs County Iandt!!!. sumutting_to threats. We only established rates that we ·: !'The mayor further states In h1s believe to be In the future best 'comments that we are in the interest of the cltlzens that we .'servlceindustry'. I say weare in the represent. 'govenunent' business, dedlc{lted to · "Tcylng to divert attention 4'om providing the best possible service therealissuewUinotwork. The bond to our constituents at the lowest between Meigs and Mason County · 'posstbieprlce. has been long and binding. That "The m3yor says !live In a world bond wW remain long after the two of .my own. I say 7 live in Meigs of us have passed from the political County and work as hard as possible scene." :Southern~. . .. <ContlnuedtromP!Igel) \ . . ·lias always been dlfflcult.to folloW- the State Department ctEducatlon. Ord received word by phone __Come the beginning of this schooL within the last 10 days that the .-year, Beegle's office will be located · application has been approved and that the district's request Is ranked .at-the hJgh school. 13 out Of 22 others in the state. . ·• · NewSchoolpi'OJI08I!tl "This means we are two or three •.. i\OOther future posslbiUty within years away from putting a levy on ~ the district Is the building of a : b?'r\solidated elementary scbool to the ballot, .. Ord said. In August, Ord plans to ask the · hQuse grades K-8. This too, Is not a board toconslderhtringanarchltect ·new Idea, because many of Southto help with prellm1nary arrange-ern's educators and administrators . have long felt the need to physlcal)y ments, including site selection. Vlsll8 8Chool .uPIJI'8,de the elementary schools... Also this past year, at the . 'The ta&t ftre marshal's report on :.tile. Racine Elementary oolldlng suggestion or the State Department of Education, Ord, Principals Beestated as follows: · "The existing conditions of the gle and James Adams, and bolird '·bn1Jdlng's construction are under- member Susie Grueser, visited ·~a!ed because of age and construc- Shenandoah Elementary Scbool, .dQn. The building Is hazardous and Sarahsville, which Is located tn Noble County. ··~to be replaced." This Is a new school, almost : ::R.aclne was bullt in 1911. ·_..:The oolldlngs are not now, and Identical to what Is believed to be :cannot be, adequately equipped for needed at Southern. The Sheru!n· media centers, sclencelabs,rompu- doah school even provides borne tei'S, art, music, speech education, economics and indusirtal arts at the junior hJgh level. ~~h and hearing therapy or AlSo included In the application 'teSting, remt!d1al reading, and some madewastheprovtstonofmoneyfor of the buildings have no library, the removal of asbestos at the high ·story.ge fac111tles or gymnasiwn. "Another major factor," ex- school. Asbestos was detected In a fewoftheclassrQmlsand hallways. plained Ord, "is that the buUdings · These areas have since been are not energy efficient. They were painted with two coats of high b,ullt at a time when energy ·costs quality latex ·paint, then Inspected · ~ a m1nlmal part of the school by an independent laboratory which budget. Now they requtreex'penslve found the asbestos to be adequately · ~talnance which means lots of ~Uli)ney out of the district's general contained at this time. Also, in an · attempt to meet fUnd. Money which could be used for minimum state requirements, texbooks, supplies, etc." Southern will soon fill three•. ~ In Ord's opinion, "I feel that we •.can. give our children a better secretary-teacher's. aide positions ·edUcation In a new factllty and the ·at eactl'oftheelementary schools. A secretary-aide has already been .clliz$5 need to ·be given the hired at Portlandandthelhreeother _opj)OrtUntty to decide whether or not secretary•aldes should be hired at they want a new facility; to say yes f,PI:."P• theupcomlngboardmeetJngonJuJy :·~ibithern district residents may .::.). Applicants fir these positions have alreadyundergooe testing and soon have. that opportunity. The were Interviewed .by Ord and board has alr!'adymadeappllcatlon Beegle. !tit SChool bulld1ng assistance with •lip.'' I I . · • ltGC approves 84-85 budget 1,· ' . RIO GRANDE - Increases in room and board fees at Rio Grande . •I ·.Cpllege have been approved by the . 'college board of trustees' executive t. ~ttee. -•. Despite the increase, Dr. Clodus R;Smtth, the college pre!;!dent, said RGC Is still "far behind" most other P~Wate colleges In Ohio In total eollege charges. - •''!'he new fees are effective In .Winter quarter, Smith s.atd. Per- · ~t hOUr wW go tror,n $91 to $100, , 3)1~ the maximum fee (12 to 16 .")!Qurs) has been increased ftbm $1,002 to $l,nl. · A double room at theooliege, now ~.goes to$335, and theprlceofa ·.single room has been raised from $400 to$4.50. The board fee, now $400, . w1ll be $411). ·. :SUmmer sessions wW cost one,·Mit of the amounts listed above, Sr:nith said. The credit-by.,arrangement fee oHered by the • e¢Jllege will go from $50.to $00. .. The new fees were approved . along with a :1984>85 oodget of $7.4 1 ... " ' ·.. mtillon for the college. Smith said It represents an 111creaseof$'1!rl,ml, or 12 percent, ye~ budget. The executive committee was able to Increase the'budget, Smith said, "with confidence, because of ove-r rast the roll~'s sound financial base and rutpclpateil increases In revenues.''· · In addition, he noted, preliminary flnanctal work indicates that the colleg,e's 1~ fiscal year was closed out on June ll with a balance oodget. · Collfgl? officials consider the 198l-tf'i l:A!dget the biggest in college history. The increase was necessl· tated by the college's continuing growth, Smith said, particularly In enrollrnent, educational prograins, the number of faculty and staff and Its peyslcal plant. Comparative budget totals supplied by the college show It approved a $3,&18,239 budget for 1~ $4,297,582 in 198J.&.; $5,133,325 In 1981-82; $5.~. 196 In l!ll2-83; and $6,&10,D in 19S3-84. . :~:Deadline for pet --~ ·show is August 8 The deadline for the 1984 Meigs County Fair Pet Show Is August 8. The pet show wW be held on Friday durtng the fair. The August 17 show will begin at 1 p.m. In the show arena. •No animals over 150 pounds can enier. Only one entry per class·is permlt\ed. The pet may be led or carried. Classes Include the best clog, fodent class, best cat. best dressed , . pet, most talented (12 and under) and most talented (overl2), most _, .IQIUSUal and best ov~rall pet (fran first place in each class). ' • ' ·Return the entry blank below by Aupllt 8 to die Melp County ' ~... Olllce. Entry fee .. suo. .-~ . .. ... ..... EN'IRY BlANK 1984 MEIGS COUN'I'l' FAIR PEl' SHOW •· Class...... :............. Type of Pet.. ......................... . Nanne............... ...... ....... .......... Phone.............. :. , i\cktress...... ,..;............. .................·:........ ,...... . List tricks (If in most talented class) ....................... .. _ lwlsh to participate in the Meigs County Fair Pet Show. I agree to ~· abide by the show rules. . •,. Sigrlature..... Send entry blank plus $1.50 entry fee to the Metas Extension otllce, •, Box 32, Pomerey, 011!o45'169, onorbeforeWednelday,AiigUSIS,I!IIH. 0 ........ " 111-... - .... ... - ..... . . ••••• . . . . .. ... ,.....~---·--·-··-· ··-·--···--· - ---.--- DAYTON, Ohio (AP) - Four major dtstrtbutorsct electrlcal w1re and conduit In tile Dayton area hefty tines Bod thelre/l!l¢Uttvesface possible prison ttme foll(')wlng their ·convictions on prictl-flxlng charges In federal court Executives or tour companies entered pleas of no contest In u.s. District Court here Wed!lf!!!lljay to one count each of unreasonable restraint cit interstate trade and commerce. Judge Walter H. ~ fOU!Id them gullty, and onlered pre-sentellce investigations. ............ ,,,u-n_ . .,.,..... .......... 1·C.... .tllwolol._.. ioo _ _ , - 4 .. ~ _. 1- ~otwwMI •-u.·-~"" ~ !Nif • ....ftq) ·- ' "' -··- .. w..... -. .... ............. __ . .......,_ ........ ,,........... ........,,.,....... .. lt.ll....-.1 . . . . . ., , .. "-!h. T\1 I Cl "-"' 1":1·1 1 1 1 - · .. 11-WIII•IT•Oo "-" ... ~.. L - s•- ~~~..., Ill- C..... •-c-•u ,• G&W PLASTICS .· & SUPPLIES __ ... GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULA T()RS & · FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS w....ho..,.-985-3813 •""•---985·3837 w-e•.. wv -· .,._.. ..._... ..... ··--- , I mo. pd. WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HE~DQUARTERS fOR • SUPERIOR SIDING CO. five companies last Novell)ber. Executives or the tpur companies each face a · niioomum fine or $100.mland threeyearsin~*>r the convlctlons. Their companies could be fined up to$1 mlllion each, The executives convicted Wednesday were Thomas E. Becker, president oftheJohnA. Becker Co.; John c. Dets, president ctDuellman Electric Co.; Charles A. 4tJns, president or the Lyons Electric Supply Co.; and Page C. Talkington, president of Page I:)lectrtc Supply Co. . . "We llo11t ,., Loa" Complete ~ Worll Complete 11-odellng llaoflne of •• Types WorkM In holM- U~SAVE RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE AUTO RENTAL I 20 " " ' .. Free Eltlmm•" EUGENE lONG CHESTER-985<3307 St. II. 160 Nerlh • Gallipolis, Ph. (614) 843·5425 7/!/2 110. •ZENITH .. *SYLVANIA . •SPEED, QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR W~ Havo A Full Jim. Shop Technician on Duty CALL 446-4522 Vinyl &Aluminum •, LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE DON'T BUY Wo'd llkt to l"troduct re~~~ to tiloitt. The.demolltton derby, one ct the blggesicrowdpleasersoftheannual Meigs County Fair, has been set this year for 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug.l4. Last year derby events were sillgell on two evenings oot th1s year 7120 the events will all be on one evening. AppUcations to participate in the f. derby are now available at the Sugar Run Mill, GulfStatton, Routes Displa1 tl!b 1011!~ 1flllan on 33 and 7, Pomeroy; Exilon Station, 1 soli or bri1"1tn 1 bed. Third St., Racine; PennzoU, Route - Be a ,..,ician-tum SCfiiPS into a field of flowen for tlli1 124, Racine; MGM Service Station, COli afah111. Yoo can watcll Main St., Pomerey, and Exxon IV wirile }011 CRIChel 3~· Station, Main St., Pomeroy. · The ll!ldlllion' Pattern 7120: IIISJ appUcatlonsareavallablealsoatthe direction~ for eac" pattern. Add falrboardofflceontheRockSprtngs . $2.75 501 eat" pattern for postqe · Fairgrounds after Aug. 9. and hatdling. S••• ·to: No Down Paylltlll lo- loll~ly P1y11tnl No Down Payment Excellent Rates BLACKSTON ~!!CAR& For lnlorrt;alion Call Collect TR'1!.~lf~lNG P~. OH. 45769 . , .. , _ Strvi...- 614-423-5560 ' &4 Misc. Merchendlse Vinyl 8dllumlnum GREENLEAF TERMITE & PEST CONTROL " • Racine. OH. PH. 949-2320 BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful. C~Rtoin ,Built Gerage1" Call for free sidinees· timates, 949·2801 or GAS LINES LINES SEWAGE LINES W~TER FREE ESTIMATES ~ -i LISA M. kOCH, M.s: ' · ed and man wlft1 . coupon. Cencet your 1111 by phone When you lid , resul1s. Money IIIII refundable. , .GARAGE , Rt. 124.Pollltroy O~io N()W AVAII.'AILil "SUPER 94" Tilt Most JIQWtrfll prt1111111 psolfllt ill Tilt ,111 Btlld•N. li.~=:"~:'::=:!. 94 &ctane Ethanol Enhanced .Domestic arts award to be ' selected at fair Ma11n, W. Ya. ' II. 19, --~--20. _ _ ....__ _ 1. _ _ __ , _.... 21. - - - - - 22. - - - : - . . . , . . 23. _ _ _ _ __, 2>1. 2. - - " - - - - - - 3. -;;_.~-- ··------ ---=--- 5. _ _"':""-.;,;;..._;.. 6. _ _...;..._ __ ' H. 25. _ __;,_ _ __ .31.-----___ __ 7. --..,...---:-.:- 27. ~---..;......, 211. _...;....,_ __ n. _ _ _ __ 10.------ - l 'MCGHEE ,. . 1"111. . .) .... .. 6/2011 mo. 992-3410 or 84j•5424 Ann, LIMESTONE GRAVE.L - SAND TOP SOIL-FI~L DIRT RADIATOR SEilVIa w, can re,plir and re· lrobr-AICII011 StrYict . CIIIIJI Llllllty, . .[ ltlll COWIIIJ AIIOCIItt Phone 742·3171 ' 13.-----15.------ 32. _ - -_ , ._ ..-...;,; 33, _ ·· 1•• _ _ _ _ _ ___; 2>1 ........- - : - - : . . 25. 16. - - - - - - *II Tllll CDIIIII wtilfR-IIIUce Tile Dlllf Ill IIIII 111 CUe lit. . ,_j ' " · . ··· · Announcements SWEEPER end '-lng mo· chine - l r , porta, ond ·oupplle~. flick up •ond delfverj. O•vla Vacuum c...-. one hill milt up Gocirgel c - Rd. con 111'4·446-0294. Boiooft. for Get Will. AMi· -..yo, 8irthdtya, ponies. Singing · Gorrillo. Coli Bot· toone a Cu.. 4.-·431 3 . •·li·ttc 1·13·tfC Smlll mole · otroy blonde .pup. great with children. Coli 446· 7152 . 992-2196 I ' DOZER , BACKHOE "RECLAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES 'DUMP TRUCK SERVIC~ •CONCRETE WORK YOUNG'S CARPENTER ·SERVICE · -A- ond '?'"odoli"V '\ - Rooflne MMI tUft« work - QDncrete W'C)ft -fltLmbtng MMI tltctTicel -k 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'WATER. GAS. OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD : P.H. 992·7201 PULLINS EXCAVATING , - DOZERS -BACKHOES -DUMP TRUCKS -lO·BOTS -!RENCHER -WATER -SEWER -GAS liNES -SEPTIC SYSTEMS. LARGE or SMALl JOBS PH. 992·2478 6/20/ l•mo. pd. IFrH Eatimoto•l V. C. YOUNG.Ill "2·6215 or..2-73 14 Pom••Y, .Ohio · Wolfe Investigations, Inc. · ESP CARD AND PSYCHIC READER Tells rour p11t, present Ind.future. Atlvlce oull •HirS of lilt. All rHdill&l are private end conlldtntlll. . tl. 1151 7111 St. . s Parktnblri. W. ¥1. ~ F1111 lore llfonuiMn o ' can 3114-421-3992 ' ;:: . Giveeway 2 port ·lo!'lll helrtd ldl1tnl. rnartc.ed ao uaiY ttwy•N cute. CeH 614· 742:2480. ' - - dog. mixed breed. 8 montho old. , flOOd wotch dog . can 111•·111·11000. ' Artentlor~i' '!lllddllllort High Sell. "lumnl. you moy own your own orange and bleck eat. Ow-. Mowittg, Cot wllheo to onoy In Molgo Co .. outlidocet. LmM-· chlldNn. Co-• with ono bo• of cot ·k>od. Coli 1127173. lntolllgent puppleo to glvo -ey. 8 Nmoles, 2 moles. Co~ 814-112-nM. I-· To Glve·away-2 female hem-. old.Coll 114-112-n13. lma!l !emote pupy too IIO<Id home, Cell 814-112-5846 . 1 biJ White robbit. Coli li14- 4i·2513. , . ,, . K - . tone -grey tiger ~ ~· biiCII. & white, • ....... - - ...... htd ........ . . """ ... black mole_....-...- tvl*• hmale catlla-huol<y ml•~ male .._.ftd, mla. Mtloo Co. '-'-----'--,.-''-'-'~.1 812•8110&, H-BaolllfY. Colf814' • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION . OF All TYPES T~M'S MRS. STARR ()pportunity Wonted to buy uoed cool & wood huwrs. Swain Fuml· turt. 4411-3158, 3rd. & Olivo St., Go!llpollo, Oh. $ROE. R£PAIR Two M•rd type 304-112·2717. .3 month old mel. puppy. 'tl ~W-i~'le.llttrlever. 304· ' full olat boa oprlneo: good ...., oortdltlon, 1408 Kenewha · - - ~-·76- 1011. - lUW. Znd St. · Pt!WOJ, OH. · IlDen: 9:00 to CloMtl . 2 bedroom , home near llnQIVII... on 1 acre ground. 118,000. Shown by OP· pointrnont only. Coli llt4742-2541. -·----Giiiiipoifi--·-·-··· 8t Vicinity · ··· · · · ~····· ·· ·······- · ······ Fruloro Bottom Flu Morktt. Every wHkond. U.S. 35 Frozlero Bottom, ···· · ····· · ··· ····· ·-~· · -· ··~ · Yord Solo Fri. a Sot. :Zi'4s K a K M-'-'le Eolltern Avo,. ,.... Homoo , lot 37. ' WVa . 28082. Dealert Wel- como . 0 o~ F ru 1or - Ml oco11onoua "' ,.orage a-~ -· Dporotor. 304-755-2778. Thuro a Fri. July 211 & 27, .B to 7 1 thrH tentho mile off Oalllpollo· Flot 'Market Rt. 7 on Rt. 218. ·' · lndoor-outiloor. every Sat. ( --,~-------""' '' Sun. Free oddmloolon, Rt. 311 a 1110. Coli 4411 ~ 7037. a. Yard Sole. Thurodty, Frldoy. Daity' t next to So~thwelt­ ern High School. Clothoo, knlck-knocko. crochetod lte.ms . Something for everyone. . .. GiU...tic sole Tue.-sot. B:e Big Yord Sole, July 27 & 21. · f - ontlqun, ~ mile off Rt . doprellion gleot ond tote-~ , t 80. Kerr-Herrlgburg Rd. mite. Rt.7 to Molgo Me,_. lol Gordono. tum rigli't ·On Gorogo Sole Thuro . 28. Fri Eogle Rldgo Rd. Co. Rd. 32.• 27. Sofford sic. Rd off Rt. go II mlln. 848·211U. . • 141. 3 rd. houoe on right, 8:30. . Gor~ge tale: July 27 & 28/ 8 to 8. X·toll . rnenj ou~~J. Ou" Coblnat, dropoo, bed Georgo Whlto roo. Old routo . .. oproods. childs orgen, mloc. 33. Tlturo. & Fri .. 9':00AM. 36 Gropo St. Moving Aiel Furnltur•• ..,.. euppllee.. lawn mower1, 4 Fomily One doy Friday fence pooh, etc. SeturdtyJ. 27111 . 280 Sand•• . Drive. Sunday July 28 a 21. I t6·7 Roln-ohlno, 9-1 Good child- p.m .. Rt . 33. 10~1otn~ rena clothea. of Pomoroy..R~In or oltlft9." Yard Solo Rodney II Childrene clothes. 1hoe1, de· corma, lots misc. Thin•. &. Fri. only, 9·? Moving Solei Fumlturo. ~n Supplleo, Lown M-eri; Fence Post1, etc. Sat.Sun •• July 21-29. 9:00 o.m.· 7:00 · p.m. Rt.33. 10 milts north of Pomeroy. Rain-Shine: · Gravity tractor-duel wheels. electric otort, oulky. 18' Crolllino bolt, SS HP. 1980 Hugo ~ fomlly ~ord ~:'.§! K•wesalti motorcycle . rodlo equip .. aevoral • Queen olzo bedaprudt . ·col oppHoncu. antiquo •kit· Sewing maChine. electric. chen cup"""rd. llbref'Yqjlljt M.,y other ltemo. Frldey & and m•ny more itenw. Ypu Soturdoy, 10:00 til ? 2211 need It-We got hi II~ Kelton Lone. Oelllpolla. Oh J-r• rtoldence, Hlind PH. 446-3893. Rd.. Pomeroy 111 4-'192· 15232 Thuro., Fri., ond let. Rodney Villoge II. Corpen- July 28-28. 9:00 a.m: to ·' ,• ' tor's, Everything! Bedo- 4:00 p.m. pr.. ds; · curtalne. llrger 1a.. dies al1e1. guitar. clarinet, Yord tole· Saturday, ~u!j olectronic gomeo. coke dec- 21. 8 to 4. Third St. ReciM. orotlng oupplfes ·end wall Ohio. Roln ooncello. · • decor. Mary Kay. Friday 9AM . , · ----- --Pt . Pieiilaii'i·~---­ 2 Fomily Yard Sale B33 Gavin Rodney Village II. July :J~~::b!~~?~~~~~Boby Wonted old .planoo. Paying 120.00 ond 140.00 eoch. Firat- only. Write giving 'dinlctlono. Wltteh Pionos. Boo 1 Bl. Ohio 431411. Coli 1114-418ll: 11106. & Vicinity · , ·' .............~ ...............,.. ,... ~ Moving Solo. 2317 Jefl~r­ oon' Avo. B-8. July 211·2'1· 2B, Th~!"· Frj. Ill. furnl· ture. houllitold 1 t -.. AKC drawers, large variety mole SHIH-TZU AICC f t erythlng. · ' llormen lheph•d- ' H4IJ76-20B7 or 304·171'•I .If A Goldoll Opportunity with Hou.. and lhr• lolo In Yord Sole Sot. & Sun. t 0 to $418. ptd Quilts . (8ofont t 940) . .' friOftdly H - Partin. Op- SYt"OCUH, HouM ro· 'a. l\lelghborhood Rd .. 2nd Phone 1-111:'-246-1448. 211th & 211th. 1.-n m.....t onlngo for Monogero& Dool- rnodollng. Eacellent loco· trailer on right peat Memory on . Soli the lorgnt - o f tion. f16.000. firm. Cell OO<dollo Comontory. lnfonlo antique dr....r. ilrn ..-A.f Gitto. Toya. a Homo Decor 814-892-23n. to adulto clothing, ml110. miec. red hou•e on NiNI 1 ·,pi ,.~l't'rll R011d. ~ .. In Perty Plan. Eom High 1 - - - - - - - - - It'!"'•· ·"''"'vI' 1'', Dooler aR-IB win,_ Home, c:eoh.pluoNo c:eoh Home willolll ond both for price of one. l = = = = = = = = = + = = = = = = = = :·:· :,. · dollvllfY, or col· Ph. 814-742-2211. Plan • - - - - - - - - - - C• • Owner trenafwred. must 32 Mobile Homes 11 Help Wanted necessa·ry. "''· ..... eotfll. t&6.ooo.oo. for Sale 489-839& •11.000.00'down. Aooume 44:.!9. 8% pet. loon. 304-675' Homernaltars Dr..m I No NEW Alilo ' usED MOBILE 41 H OUI. . for Rent: 1629. ex.,.,W.nce needed to earn HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL- - - - - - - ' - - - 22 Money to Loan -R-ernodol--ed---:-2-br-.•-fu~l::-1be:-... 25" commillion demon· . lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, atrtdng In frlendo' hornn. --------..,;~:c I ........ good locatioft: AIOU· Furnished houM. 3 bdi-., MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS, 4 You .-rol houro and .In""'ble loon. 304·675-81i24. RT .3 6. PHONE 614-446- 1220. 29 Noll Ave .. GelllpO< come. Abtelutely no invnt· · Ito. Coli 4411-44'1 8 the~ 7274. ,..ntl Also booking portleo. 9PM. • .• ·Call 448·1270 ar wrMo Toy 1 9119 Elcono houot trailer, . Plan. John1t"own. PA 12o60. f5.200. Call 81 4· 2 bdr. houM U50 ·ptjj, 15904. utllltlee. manried couPle 266· 605B. only. dep. a rtf. rOCJ!IIr.itlf, Postlon Available. .. .• t 9B3 Clayton mobile home. Coil 446-B593. Instructor-Bachelors deSet up on rented lot. grot. Able to meot Ohio '23 Professional 110,500. Coil 614-246- N- houMII Rock Sprlngo. 9 yr. old water h"onl home. Depertment of Education 3 or 4 bdr. Coli 4441, !611,2 Services 5600. ••c . condition, f2,000 MSPR Certification -.quire· eltor !1:30PM. menta or be willin$1 to --'----~--- .1 down, owner finance. can 12K80 3 bdr. troller. Call obtel.n . Availability for 814-2511·1216 otter 5PM. 3 bdr ranch with booemenl. 446-25B9. 1984-BI 'Progrom yoor. Coli . 6 mi. North Rt·. 160. A\llll.oor writ•: Gellia County t 972 mobile home t 2x85, blo Auguot tat. Ret ... a dep'. -rd of MR-DD. P.O. Boo : . · cond .. 2 bdr .. AC . Call Coil 4411-0585. good 14. <;heohlro, Ohio 45120, 4411-7171 or 4411-S2BB of. (8141 317·0102. Contact For sole or leoao 2 brt: rirDm tO< 5PM. poroon: Dovld RotUfl. wAterfront home on ft~.. Piano .Tuning end Repair. coon Crk. *300 mo. or wftl AicohoHom Cou-r. full Brunicerdi r,.tueic Co., 1983 16-K ••tended TRS· oetl on ' lend contract." C'iti time position. lecMior~• Del?. CUp thio od for 20% 80 color computer. 304· 614-268-t218 offer 6 •• ,,.. discount . Lane · Daniels. degrot in SOCial Sorvlceo 676-2539. I l.Jc~ area and·or related expe- ~14·742-2961 . Nice 3 bedroom home. rience. Send ....um. to: Job benment, garage, no p4rt1. &'eerch, P.O. loa4t3,0olli33 Farms for Sale reforencea. dopotlt. .1211 pollo, Oh 46831 . by Auguot mo. Coil 6t 4-992-2617, • • 3rd. M·F-H. E.O .E. By owner. frH natural gas, otockod pond, S& oorea. Hou•e for rent or Ale, L8ftd 8tbyoltter netdtd in my 1 • 4 o · o .oo per ocre. contrtct. Coli 304•.895: homo Mon. thru Fri. 8·!1 · 31 Homes for Sala 14,000.00 down 1250.50 351 11. Alto Myoro deep. woll con 44e-141B. - - - - - - - - - a' 1'611 nice mobile home. 2 month, 8 per cent owner, pump. Three bedrOOms. central air. bedroom furnished . LOW finenc;ing. Alao, apprOx 32 Pert time pooltiono ovoiloble vinyl wall paper. carpet PRICED-COMPARE acrH for sole. 1-614-23t· 2 br home with gorogif, lor mature tdulto. Eom throughout, lnouloted, THESE VAL~ES BEFORE 3221 . Hickory Lane and cor,.-, 3rd 11100- •eoo month . Col for point. el1eched gor-• YOU BUY. t 2o52 & t 2a44 St. Moton, WV. 304-773eppolntmont. 81 4·24~- goo out- trill. -nlnp. aizM. BROWN'S TRAILER . 5884. 9tlaa. many e•tr•s. Cal 441-2583 PARK. Minonville, Ohio. 35 Lots 8t Acreage til 5:00PM. lifter II :OOPM Callll14·892-3324. Up.,. Uncoln, 6 room1, Hiring nQW demonttretors. coll814-245-5811i9. bath. bailment, large Yflrd, ·work your own hovn; no 72 Skyline. 1 bedroom. exc. cond. available Aug, lot for sale in Merc,rviHe. colleetlng or dellvtrlrig, no Attrocti)Ht ho..,., priced thot ltOve, refrigerator. a.c.. or ht, Roferencoa. 304-1175•nweetenent, ,.. t300 .._it; i1 unbelievablel Owner must completely fumlohed. Prlco Coli 614-266-61118 . 1962. .. Clill Glendlno. et4-3117- olll immedittolyl Middle- nogotieble. Call 614-992Homasile in Clearvlew Est· 7770 or Dtbllle 448-4693. port. Coll614-982·194t . 7479. 4 br houtt for rent .. 304atet, alt utilities including 676-3270. sewer, no money down. Call Stl AVON. Mne 46". Call Rtmodoled 2 bdr., 2 acre, 19il1 Happy HOUM traitor. 6t4-268-t2111ofter 5PM. . . 448-33118. 1287 lb. ·IO..,CO baoe, blue & white, t 4•70 with lldwoii-Rio Orondo eru. expando living rm, fully Hou aekeet~er , bebylltter 128.000. · Call 1114-245- fumlahed, 2 bedroomo. chi- In · Northup on Concrete (...• 10 a 7 in ochool). 52911. • noM decor with chlneH Street. No reatrlction1. ap· Needod beginning Sopaof8, 2 coJbr T.V.'s. with porox. t 30 ft. lrontage. Coli 42 · Mobile Homes ttmbor. Muot be oblo to Green Townlhip new beau- VCR. refrigerator, 1tove. 446·3415. for Rent · drive. No smoking or alcohol tlful. 2 atory homo, 4 .. 5 king olae wottr - · wooher - · Chrioti<ln. Lift-In pre- bdr.. 1 ~ beth. torr. LR a & dryer hoollupa. wooclon Approx. 6112 acrea, level lerrod but not required. Kitchen. fonNI D , utility dock. 1 00 ft. of8 ft. fencing. land. with frontage on two Coli roam. gar•ge. concrete Can for appointment, 614· raods. exc. for building. 2 bdr. 2 mile below Ellreko, Riolonnceo mini-farm. ell utihiet nearby s 160 mo. pluo dopoilt, no cotltof 804-'717-4843 or drive. nlcelol. c:1ty ochoolo. 247-4381 or 247-2101. In old 180 neer Porter. pets. Coll6,1 4-843-2844 or 441-1188. 4'tl t1tln from Golllpollo . lergoln priced t84,100. 12a80 11711 Community .11.000. Call 61 4-3B8- 614-643-2116. Atollllnt Otgantot - d Will conoicler mobile home toH•. 2 bedroom, new LR B801 . II ~roce EtoltiDoDol Church. tr-·ln. Call 448·803B. -pet. lncludfl porch. Cell Acreage- t 8 acres with min- Nice 14•70 3 bdr., mobile Clll814-8112-3i88. . home. 8236 mo. depooit .. 304-773-11218 or 773eral rlghto, utMitieo, -luded utilitiM. no polo. Coil 444(, OnlY 8%" asiumablt loon 11272. ' ' . Kids love toys I Demanstrote on thlt 3 BR brick ranch - - - - - - - - - location . Call Hobatetter 2192 . tora&C,for~t~ houto. _ . . _ . on 2.1 1981 Hollypork. 14o70, Reoity at 614-742-3092 or Furnlahed At. ldtol for 1 Qt porty. DP comm N n on oc;,. of l.,d with '-"" ••c. cond., 1 :bs - · 814-742·2894. 0 2 man . Bnutlful riverview, hull gills pond. ,.., Ollc Hll undorpennlnl ond !ergo ··lectirltl · Of end Centerville. tpproa . room air cond. Included. 1 8 Acree noer Pt. Pluoont. Keneug• . Foster TT,.IIttt' , i:ooh lnveatme~t . bc>Oklr•.al•481 mo. poyment. O.~ly 304-8911-3186 or 8911- Fronts ...Routeo 2 ond 112. Pork. Co11448- •6o2 . 742-:nee. Alai> Owner linonclng . 304-335· 710 down. 378 _2803 31100. t PlrtiN. ......__ • - - - - - - - - - - 47117 otter 6. 2 bdr . fu rniohod off Rt. 56't. · - - - - - - - - - 1 - 8 P.M, dilly. ,. 24•110 double wide. rtntol $176 plus dopooit . Clal 614-3BB· 966t . ..,.,,.........,,.,.--.,--.:.,....--1 Hevo you given up 111• ldtie lot. 3 -roo'\11. 21uH betho. Estate 12 Situationi ot .....,.... • hornt? N.L. good corld, 304-876- 2~88 2 ~dr . mobile home. ·$18iD Wanted s-.ond Attooloetomoy th• 11. Wanted mo . plus dep . Coli 8t4-3BS:. b e - to mou yourd- 1 - - - - - - - - - 8711 . ' come with only o 1% 11181 Schultz ltd. 3 br 1% Would love!O hove 2 oiderly -payment end int- beth, tolel elec. centrll elr. We H•ve 8uyere For Farm• ltdlto to coro far ~n my retn of 1 1.21". Con Jeri mlcrowavo. dlahwllhtr, And HOUHI.' lilt with Ul. Two bedroom .trailer:. · kit·' · ly month or 11 114-371-2721 for detollo - · relrlg, undort>lnnlng, · A-One Rnl Enete. Howard chen furnished, couplft. onjt dtolred. Loto of nc a rpf. llfi•8PMor814-4n-2443 redwood parch. 304-8711- L. Yooger. Ill. 304-1175- ~tn•ll child accepted. ReferColl814-841-3014. '' ilhceo. 304-B75-t076:· • • IAM· &PM. 8048. 'll• · 6104 or 304·675-63B6 . Yord Salt 9-5 , July 21i. · 11411 Second AVe. Fumi1'1••· bedding, choot M- ·. .. =;;::;:;::==:::;=== I ~ Mid~on, Ohio 29. - - - -_.... ------ 12. _ _ _...__ _ 3 White \note kitton. Coll446. 11832. rtll'ir' Ga$ Tanke. '·' •. l.''llud""llcGti£( llil'.>"ll<'il!s I PAT HILL FORD J&F CONTRACTING Own• traneferred-mu1t ..u 21 ....... •Renget •Refrigeratbt'l ..•Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE •Washer• •Diahwaahera Call 742-3195 · Or 992-5875 Phone------~~-------- 17. 3-5-tfc 4 985-3561 All Mokes · · Reiidtntl•l AddN----------------- ... Insured · core radl•tors and heater . eores. We can also acid boil and rod ouf radiators. We also SERVICE I Comtiltrci•l PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 . KEN'S APPUANCE . HIYice aad instillation. Also Tra11smlasion ~ "CUt OUT FOR FUTURE USE~' For Ill '"ur wirinc . needs;, furn1ces rtll'lr AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Htflft. - .P-,---,- COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. 81111. iron. ·wood, oupboarda; chein. ch11ta. !JIIIkete. dishea. jero. ontlqvn, gold and oliver . Wrlte-M.D . -Miller. Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 467118' . or call 61 4·992776(). PH. 742·2328 J.J H mo. Ml ELECTRIC SERVICE Rour Hysell Narn•--------~~~--~--- One article wm be seieclt!d fran · the domestic arts department of the annual Meigs County Fair fir entrance Into a special Ohio Sweeps@kes Award, Addalou Lewis, department director, Bonded ·& UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes lrom 6'x6' Up • Painting. roof work and .New 5 room houu for Mle 1 tl by own•. 1 acre • 71 houM - · rep '· 11 ' 011 cutting troller, 2 out bull dingo, . or go-al heullng. Coli UO.OOO. ' Call 8t4-2681114-3•7-7.BB1 . v 1335 or 448-7597 . . DoJ.; work, ground clearing 1·· u-H-In 3-bd-,-.-ho,;,. & OXCOVItinO. f26 por hr. 8111 Call 4411-963B. . Vinton. soc. .dep. a ret. -:-::----:-----·lc- required . Coli 614-379Water wlllo, drilled a Hr· ._2_&_&_2_._ _ _ _ _ __ vlcod. Fr• eatlmoteo. Coli ,. 814-992-500IIorll14-742· B yq. old. 3 -rm. 2 bathe. 3147. · fomlty room with wood burner. lingle car garage, on I 1111 acrn with ' otockod :;,-:::-.':cCity weter In Racine. I 11\o rlr:l.!l 4-848-2841 . .-o jero. Old time cupboard. call 1 -304-8822711 •LAND CLEARED · oSEPTlC SYSTEMS eGRAVEL HAULED U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUTSVILL( OHIO & Service ~ up for certein Meiga Co. . -EXCAVATING ' JUS,T CALL! Parts Will do babvolnlng In mY ho-: Call 81 4- 38 B·BlO'. · eppilenc••· end :~':t~·l rOom. Flnlohod oqdbarlnboH.....,t. car proge, pool oftd londocepod oru . Fruit & garden space. YJmilefrom Holzer Hoopltsl, B mlleo from Rio Grande Colloge. S•louo lnqulroo only . . Far eppolntmonl co11448·0S40 -kdrwo before &PM or 448-1421 thor tiPM. Cooh pold for Ioney iron or hetVy Iron bedo. 11110 - • .T.ROMM Sizes Start from 12'xl6' ' Ph. 614-843-5191 anyome in need. Get grocerIto. mecl~clne. poy blllo by 0 Chrlttlan , Coli 111 4 _3 BI· g 378 . Buying dolly gold. oilver coin1, ringa. jewelry1 ~ter1ing ware, old, coins, laroe cur~ rency. Top prlcu. Ed. Burlcttt Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. 614·992· 3476. licensed CliniC;~I, Audiolocist ' (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second.Avenue, 801 1213 Gallipolis,. Ohio 45631 · WILL HAUL Racine. Oh. lete~model -=:--------Pickup ·or delivery for FREE HEARI~G TESTS WEDII£SDAYS Computerized HNrinc Aid Selection Swim Molds - lnterpretiq Services DENNY CONGO P&S BUILDINGS for 4411-~1172 .. • Insulated Do&..Houses ~ah uaed cera. J1m Mink Chov.·Oido Inc. Bill GeM Johnoan mo. POLE BUILDINGS Farm . ,Equipment 7119/(mo. pd. , "ill!z n1me Wanted To Buy ct~.,.. PH. 992-2549 or 773•5634 SALEs & SERVICE Dtaltr ' BUS.: 985-3813 RES~ : 985-3837 ·Curb Inflation Pay Cash for 'C iaulflacls and r5ave111 ·' .. ...U. vour awn·ord.ir- bY 9 Wa PlY ' ken. Found: wotall on Mason -tlovy. Mulltldentlfy. Coli 814-882-2941 . 49tGen. Hartinger Pkwy. Mi.ddleport, OH. H+t1c to 24'x36' Loat and Fo.u11d •, Audroy on key ri"g. R-ord. Coii114.-218-1182B. frH W1ter Analy$iS At Store or. Pool Site Wide Ranee of Chemicals & Supplies or 992-2282 Authorized John Dtwt, lin Holltnd, Bush Ho1 F1111 £quip1111nt • Lolt: Mt of ca.r MAINTENANCE, SERVICE & INSTALLATION . FOR AU: POOLS ABOVE & IN-GROUND 16 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7683 BOGGS Will plow tobacco. Cill . 814_258_152B, ' l PERSONALIZED POOLS Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings .. All STEEL & 4 ldt1ona. Coil 4411-0924. LOST I moll whit. dog with block tpoto, betw- Bidwell & Rodney. Anaworo to 'Sam·. Callll14-248·9249. 6art~es .. 18 J 719/l.mo. THE DITCHING SERVICE l Also Somo Car - Fendan AVailable RHI nico big dog block 6 wlllto, 9 mo. old to good homo. Cell 441-8888. Cot a kltton. CoM 4482329. "FlU ISTIMATII$" . RITCHIE'S MASON SERVICE CENTH' ' BUMPER .... ........ '69.95 Roofing Work COI!IIItiCill, IHitlllltiel' I Industrial All W'orit GU111ntlld 949-2860' ,•._-'-----_________.. FORD FINDIR .... 169.95 New Homes-.Extensin Remodelin1 Insurance Work Cu1to.m Pole Bides. ()hlo Avolfcolole Only At One entry will be selected from each county fair In Ohio this year to COOJpete for the' $500 Governor's Award, to be given ·to the entry selected as the top winner on the state level. The local resident c:r$tlng the artlcle,selecte!l for~ s ai state <.WJpetltlon will a11o a spectal sweepstake~ ·award at the local fair. ' Chtstw. Ohio Ph. $86·4289 If .. b -. Clll JIS-4!12 W.l.,.ice All Mtb.o &Modelo Allton• Instillation ,. HoM It Call1 ad Shop ,. $1nlco Anila~lo loea.I 'Strvlct CaUs Sl$.00 ROUSH . CONSTRUCTION. Now S.ooi111 ~uthtHta,orn 3·llllc .announces, 4635Jicout CIIIIP Rd. ' SIDING Public Sale 8o Auction · Wrifw HOODS ..... ,... :.. 1174 .95 IUMPIRS .......... 169.95 GRILL.. ............... '42.50 R. lUPPQRJ ....... '84.95 ~UVICE 71611 mo. No Sunday Calls Membership tickets for the 198.1 Meigs County Fair have gone on sale at a D\!l'llberoflocations. Member'shlp tickets this year are $1 and are non-transferable. A · membership :ticket entitles the purchaser to gate admission and free parking for the entire five days ofthe fair. Membership tickets also entitle the purchaser to vote or file for the Boanl of the Directors of the Meigs County AgrlculturaJ Society, which annually stages the fair. Member'shlp tickets do not entitle the purchaser to rides on the midway. To ride, purChasers of membership tickets must pay an additional chargeof$2.50 a day. Membership tickets may nO!{ be purchased at New York Clothing House, Green Lantern, kp>rts department of the Middleport Department !';tore, Millers Brothers Grocery, Rutland; Wald Cross Sons, Racine; Baum Lumber Co., Chester; Sugar Run F1our Mlll, Swisher-Lohse Pharmacy, Pomeroy; Five Points GrUI, Nita Jean Ritchie, Tuppers PJ.a lns; Gloeckner's Restaurant, Pomeroy; Whaley's Grocery, Route 681, Darwin; Clay's Shake Haven, Chester; Helen Baer's Store, Syracuse; Dorset Larkins, Long Bottom, and D.J.'s in Middleport. APP·LIANCE CIII 614-992-6737 t,Aeu 'B... Fair membership tickets on sale in several locations AND JAIL GATE ......... •as.cio Coli 1 -304· 773- Loree lot wllh . ..... lol lncludod. Full beoemont. 4 -oomt. living roclm with Wanted to Do ""' ,llrttlloco. foyor, 2 betl\o, ldlchtn with bull In 11812. New Chevy Tiuck .... FINDII ............. '76.95 DOOiiS ............ Sl 49.95 BRAUN & ASSOCIATES fiiPii-A·Car, lito MHifl war to drivt tilt vtlllcla of ,.., 8 peroor~. PH. 992-7013 r----:------..1-...;________...,1 INHRESTED IN A.· NEW VEHIClE , Demolition derby slated Aug. 14 Homea for Sale Riverview Per1one! Care homo. tltueted In c:lty ochool H...,., Betty M•cor In 01111 of lh• boot I ~~~r..oti:ii\ hot V I C - lor aldorly ~ nolgllborhooda In tht ortt. 1 ' Business Services The COIIVIctlons were part of a long-standing probe of alleged price llxlng In the industry in the Dayton area. Charges were llrooght against 31 9 own•. 417- c..lll Afjlan of Flowers Sltuetlons Wanted Paga .' For ule by owner. Orick ,,,_.,........., ,._ ,.,._"_ .._,...., ...-.-.... ,.,_........, ,,,__ _...... ,._ ...,..OiH 141-.....,._ ··-!'~~ ,.,_...,Dolt .,,_ ....... ,.,._.....,. .,..,_...,... ~ 1P-QioJIIJIIfe .,................ ............. ........................ __ ...,. "-" ......... , ,,._..,.._ ... ...... :=rc~fr, ,QIIIIIc-11f ..-.......~ 12 , Cl•ul/lt d fMMI• mr11r 11te /'!_l!mt·i ,., 1fllrrplto"" "11d".,,,.•... --.... ··.......... ._.. .......... ,.,_.,.. ...,......... __ ...,.... ,.,.... ... •.l.,.,.._.., ••... ,............ 1'••""'11•--• S, • 1lJo Daily Sentinel ' PHONE 992-2156 · do. If these . .- ·---............ The Daily Sentinel Thunday; July 26, 19M . · mole .-ltten. Mn., trol-.1. 304-8711-2214. " - · 304·81111-31371. . ........ hi... ..mrto ._.. homo: 104-8711-1310. ., . .. ••&· attic. ,....Ired. u. I=;:=;=:;:;==== ----------1 ,. '• �.. • • • lhUIIday, July 26, 1984 Page lG.-_The Daily Sentinel They'll Do It Every Time 42 for Rent 56 61 ---.. - - -1 Now open for buaineu, Mounteln State Block, Rt. 33. New H•ven. Complete ,...,, •._. rneaonry 1Upp1ie:e. 4", .8", 12'" block. Dollvety oorvico. Phone dey '304·882·2222. ovonlng 882-3239. Mobile homea muat have references. 2 bdr. deposit. Coli 448· 0882. 2 bdr. motNie home. com - . plotoly furnlohed in Bidwoll. · Coli 446-9889. Moi;Nie ~oi'ne Farm Equipment -~ . ,. I'/IU.'Iii/IACN&.M PIIWVEP···· 3 BR . 1 4x70. C.• ., portlally fumlohed. 8210 mo ,. oloct. lo woter, depoo~. Coli ""8' 2192 . . Thursday, Ohio Pets for Sale Upper RIV8f ' LS Rd. CoN 448· 1809 or 448· 0608. KIT 'N' CAlli.YLa ®!lr ....., Wlltlhl 81 John DMre 4 row corn plantar. lnternetlon.a. 4 row oxp. Coli 814-381·8862. . utilitiea, • 160 depol'it mer· ried couple only. Call 614· Judy Toylor Grooming. Coli 81 ..·387-7220. 388·8608. Mobile home for rent. 8•40. Coll81•·9•9·242"- -6:-:2,..-:-: W- a-n-ted -7·to-=8-uy-~ For rent Sleeping Rooms light house keeping J"'CKSON ESTATES rooma. Perk Central Hotel. "'PARTMENTS (Equal Coil 814-448-0766 . Housing Opportunity) hao one and two bedroom•. rent otortlng at 8183 for one bedroom ond 819B por month for two bedroom, with ezoo deposit located near Foodtand end Spring V"loy' Plozo, pool ond TV a·nt. Cell 446J2746 or !eave mBII&ge. , ~ Fumlohad apt.' 919 2nd .. Gallipolis. • 176. Men OJlly . Coll446-44 18 after 9PM. Newly r'emodeled 2 bdr .• equlp.,.d kitchen, central 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBilE Home Park. Route 33. North of Pomeroy. Large lots. Call 61 ..· 992·7479. Custom draperie1 , mini venetian blinds. Roman woven wood ahade•. vertical blinds. Samplet and estimetu In your home. P. A. Soyro: 304·458·1078. 52 toilo docked. shot. Collll14or 81 4·246 · pies, both parenta " PR", Video casaette recorder, e•c. cond. Call 448-6666. · have trailer space tor ren~. ·li~~;.;:~~;.;;;;~;; r Misc. anytime 54 $40 . month. complete hoo· ·air, 8250. 821 V. Second Avo.. Gollipolio. Cell 448-· 30"· 773·63 19. 2168. 49 For Lease 2 bdr. apt. newly decorated. AKC Registered Brittary 3 female. 2 mele. 8 wka. old, UKC raglstorod pit bull pup- Four troller lots, 304-8761076. kup. Please call after 8 p.m.n the evening, 1-------:----:: CB. TV, Radio Equipment Buddy and Gladys Reynolds Amazon.double yellow hMd Parrot. Exc. talker, cage, •100. Cell 446·0&48. 1---------- malo 8160. female 8126. 614·&92·3617. Regiltef'id pit bull pUppie•. t60. ooch. Coli Bob Rooch. New Hoven. W.Va .• 304882·3262. White · regiatered mlnature tomolo poodle. Good pet. 8126. 1 yr. old. Coli 9927268 •eo to $146 permo. utlfties port. poid. Coll676-6104or 676-6386. . ,. 3 mole Beoael pupa. 9waella old. 130 .00. 304-8711 6299. 4 rooms & bath, fumiahed, clean. no pets. adultl onlv; deposit & reference requ"ad. Cell 814· 4,~·16-1.9 . W.aker coon hounds pupa. Good hunting stock. 304882·201 1. Merclland;se Nicely 1u rnlahad mobile 1 homo in city. CA, 1 or 2 aduftJ only, no P,Bts. Call 448-~338 . . icOtchguard-w•t•r Fumlshod opt. 2 bdr. 1 1 38 V. 2nil., Gallipolis. •186 water paid, Coli 448-4418 oftor 9PM. Furnished opt. 1 bdr .. $226, utiltleo paid, adult&, 920 4th •vo .. Gallipolis. Coli 448""18 after 9PM . Upstairs furnished apt., 4 rooms Ia. beth, 1 or 2 adults, no pats. Cell "46·0444 befON,6PM. · . '• Furlllshad efficiency apt. in Rio Grondo. Coll446·0 1 6 7.- Completely furnished all ..oct ric, 2 bdr. apt.. 468 Second Ave., aduhs, references, *226 mo. plus Mcurlty dap. Coli 446-2238 or ""8·26B1 . Rlvoraido Special "'P'•· Middleport.' rates tor Senior Citizens. •130. Equol Hous· ing Opportunitiaa . 614- 882·7721 . . Newly remodeled 2 bedroom. eq'uipped kitchen, 8226. Depot~ raqulrod. Coli 814·992·6319 or 992 · 2816. Newly rodecora~. 1 bed· room. ponlally · fumlohed. 8 226. Dopoait required. Coli 614-992- 6319 or 99.2 2B16. Furnished 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Middleport. Adulto. no polo. Hcur~ d,poolt. Col! 814· 992· 3174. ,. ShruM pruned. . SWAIN "'UCTION lo FURNITURE 62 Olivo St.. Gallipolis. N&. uaed wood & coal atovea. 8 piece wood living room 1uite wh:h inch ,... arms '399. bunk beds complete w~h bunkloo 81 99, 2 piece antron livingroom suitea $199. entron recliners e99. other recliners $80. maple dinette aett 11.79, box 1prlnSJ8 & mattreaa· twin or fuU •1oq ·Set regul8r-firm e •n. wringer waahera, TV's, dryora,·lo ohoot. C.all 81 4-446· 3169. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair. rocker. otto· man, 3 tablet, (extra heavy by Frontier!. $686. Solo. a church. t700. 81 4 -882· finiah. Bunk bed complete with manres.... $260. and 6292. up to 8396. Orchard Equipment. Myers speed sprayer, 400 gal. tank; bu. field cretea; good 814-182-7717. Bulovlllo Rd. Open Sam to New 1 bedroom •.-..nment 8pm, Mon. ttiru Fri. , 9em to 5pm. Sat. 1 · 814·448·q322 ~ -~~:Y:~~~~~~ USED APPliANCES dryers, refrlgerators, ranges. Skaggs Ap- •100. with ;eferancoa. 30" •. 7•2-24&0. plioncea, Upper RIWr . Rd. booiolo Stone Croat Motel. 81 4 4 8 7 3 9 8 "PAR TM E NTS. mob llo 1-_ _._"- :-'-'·_ _ _.- - - homu, hou..a. Pt. Pleal8nt County ' Appliance. ond Golllpollo. 61 4·446· 8221 . Good uled opplloncot end TV tots. Opon lAM to 8PM. Mon thru Sot. 446·1899, 827 3rd. Avo. Golllpollo, Inc. OH. 1-~-------­ 1 9" B a. W Zenith TV, with m.and, like new. eppro•. 3 yra. old., •160. Coli 448· 4209. location 1 mne abo\le Point 1---:----~--­ z bedroom opt. In Mooon. ·...UHt only; no pots, phone ICM-876-1 4&2 oftor II. 1 .W fum . opt. "II utlli~loo ...... 104-11.76-7112 . Rt. 7. 8660. and up. maple or pi no incluctel all plua $200 ucurity rockers, metal cablnett , required. WI just tiiOv'N.I twW.t rockert. -pot In them lo ....... ......... . locoted noor 1 d<><:tot·'o Uaad Furniture -· Chaire. office • ahc)pplng araea. dryera, and TV's. 3 milea out Pieount. 304· 773·6143. air conditioner 220 V . •126 . pedal Hammond organ with largelpettker. Beautiful tone quality. Suitable for home or 1o Soort Coldtpotr01rig. 8100. Coli 448-4209. 1------:------Complete' twin Sooly box oprlngt ond mottrtst, alto like new 3 drawer cooling tyotem for rtfrigor· atod ltoroge: complete ·applo grlder: b - with hiend auporo: lift. rolloro: 2 bulk tonka for got or dio"l fuel; Thlt equipment will be ahown by appointment only. old, HP pool filter, 2 '""ro UOO.OO. contola blook lo white TV, U&, golf clubo lo bog. 835. 304-882-2798. J,i 36mm comoro, Olympic OM 1OFC whh lcooooorieo. U211. 304·87~·7478. """Mt. Varnon, 3 roomo, ..... llef, fumlohed . E••· .,...,., i04!876· 1982. eluded, 84K. Coll448·81711 9"'M·9PM. color Commupte and A .... . .. UYing room aofe, orange • evecodo color. 1 00 percent Now redlo ohock TR880 8&00.00 . New wolehta ond bencll t80.00. 3Q..·8711-17BI. nylon covering. Very good oonclltion. 81110. Coli 81 4· 882-3681. I l l . ,._, 11211. utHI· 11ee Mid- Shore beth. mole 1:---::-:------..W. rafrig. 918 looutHultrntlotoblewlth4 lft4, Ave,. G.Uipollo. Coli ""ptoino ch.. rt 8300. 81 4 UI 44'1 lfter 9 PM . 371·8228. . "-a 2 horoe troller for droit horaoa. 258·8•8B. ]3~y~r~.·;old~~~~~~~ gontlo but opt Coli otter II. 81 58 Fruit & Vf!getablea 59 For Sale or Trade 1978 Chevy Luv truck w~h topper, outomltic, 41.000 milot, 8.2.300. Cell 814246·6007. Auto• for S•le 77 Chevy Volle one .oWner, t1,800 . Coll ' l14· 211· 8<169 . 1878 Chevv Coprice Clu· lie, 2 dr; oc. po. V-8 -lno, body good condition. oxc. 1 880L. 4.000 like n-. under milea with ICCell., ooklng. 81 .800. Coli "48"171 . ;810 Yomoho 81,100 Spo· c:lol. king 9 quoon aelt, 3.1100 mlloo. C•• 814·246· 8817 01814-2411-6292. 1881 Yomoho 110. axe. • cond .. t400. C•n••8·03311 alter 6 . 1978 Coovotto. phono 3041911-347.2 or 8911·.3987. 1981 Honda 7110 Custom 2800 mllu . like now. 64 H•y & Gr•in Good mhced hey in hrn, 81 .110 bola. 304-878·4800 or 30•·882-3329. ] r.J:ISiJOrl.illllll 1 ·7;;11A.;;tc;'l'f;;;-ij;le I or modal L!Md cars. Smith Buick-Pontloc:. 1811 Eoot· orn •ve., Gollipcjlio. Coli 814-448-2282. 1 979 Su~bird Pontile 4 opd .• good con~ . Cell 448· 93150 alter IP~. · h!•P - Buy. ooll or trode youo-omobile. tioot. truck, cycle, camper. Every Sat. lo Sun. G•llpoUo FIN Mor1<ot. Only ~3.00 • <loy to display your vehicle to thoutondt of ohoppor. 7 AM· SPM. Rt. 36 lo 180. . 1 9B2 VW Rabbit blook tie edition. silvor bl1111 Int.. 8 apeed. aunrQOf, c8uett1, 1 owner, 26.000 mileo. Soli fOr balance' owed 16,200.09 thru July 27, naedo windehleld. Coll4484209. 1974 VW lug. ~CI condl· tion. runs 110od- C~H 30487&-3970. 1 9_7 8 Chrytlior ,fully -lpped, good tion, U ;IOO. 137 Drive. Point PINaent. 3048711.'11983 .... 30..·1963812. .• .. 1978 1\torcUty Bobt 2300cc engine, outomotic, rabuiH motor. good tirlla. 1good oo11dltlon. 937·2026 . ••oo.oo. 304- 1988 .. vw condition, · - · ilood mochlnlcol 304. 1171·3828. 73 Mov-k. 304-ee2: 2a78.- ilood. - · '80 Oklo Ol'f\ogo ~X. outo, V8. po. be. .... •m:fm 8 track. 304·8111·8211. 72 1.981 HortoyDovidtonwldotiAdl., low rnllo. •••· conll. Call 814· 388·8"8". 1980 CR 260 Hondo dirt blkl. noo. cou 814-245- ioo7. · · 83',Honda 450 3.000rrilloo. new oonclltlon, mult · oell; 81.300. Cioll448-40811. padded lillY btr, ' .. r rienOed hot t•r porformonco. Will contldar 3 yr. old gelding horoo with oil otfero: Coli 814·912· leddlo •lo bridle. Coli 814· 7412 otter & p.m. 258-9314. 1 ·----~~--1974 Mozde Station wagon, Two Hereford cowa. regia- 38.000mlleo. 8180. or beat tored. with colvoo. Coli offw•. CeH 814-981·417;4.' 814· 742·2877. 1879 . Pontlo<i Trant "'m au.rtltf horse for ..... cin T·topa. •9.00Q mlloo, n""V 304-882-2078. dree, new Nttery. new brekia. new: . ehodtl. Out·' White foco cow ltondlng condition . Aoklng Hoifer cell, 8800.00, heo1vv I price 88,000. Coli 992· regular pool toblo ond -oa- 8941. oorlot. t 78. 304·178· 1078. 1958 Che\ty . . 4 - · · 8 cyHndor. outa engine rebuilt. Pigo for tole. 836. - h. noedo body work e, point. 304· 876· 6839. 814-742-242p. t,wo holmoto. t1.7BO. Col 1114· .3 87·0314. •• GET ~our : corpot SHIP SHAPE WITH C"'PTI"'N STE.MER. Wotor Nmovol, ' 61 Farm Equlpmant --------8 t . ditc. 3 pt . hitch. odluotoblo pitch. 8180. Call 614-388·8B9&. with velour interior. ICG· nornlcol a opu,.y. very good ooncl., 81.800. Coli 814-388-8896. 1981 Chevy Chevotio .2 dr.• 4 spd .. 82.8110. 1980 •Me Spirit, 4opd .. t2,498. 1177 Dodge ••pen. .,,., •M FM, 81 ,799. John'o •uto 8oloo, Bulovlllo Rd. Golllpolit, Oh. Open til clerk. Coli 448-4782. . ~I . 11 Nen eJtplodea when Katie 8JmoUnc" thet aha wantS to forego college to ·open a t\ e -·I a p.m . ROgers B•sement Weterproofing. 1 . I ' ~. Batementa, pool decks, parking Iota, any stze job. . 814·387·710&. 304-676·2440. ·• ;::t ' ' his role on tho film 1178 Chivy. 3 quortor ton 4a4 eao. o -. 304-171· 1381. ~~ ·• •n• I • '· 77J-Wogdt-p.o.• p.b.• 4whMI drive. ,......,....,.d 10 nz10. linn. Col 114· 742·1111 or> 304·773· ...... •' ond berry ·detaert. IR) (Closed Captioned] 9:00 • Cil CII Choora Cliff trios to find a war to regain his manhood after . he becks down from a challenge in the bar. IR) I]) MOVIE: '9ed Boyo' (}) MOVIE: "Belch Girlo' Cil 700 Club 0 CIJ tiD Simon & Simon A t1t•"aaJ ~·rat tlond. Oh.814-742 -2803: · , : 79 Motora Homes & C•"!PI'I BaMmenta, footen, COn· crete work, l•cllhoa's, Dozer lo Dltcher, Dumjl trucka, 8t weter·gat~eewer- oloc.trlcol linea. '1 \'~ I Heraldic it threatened. (R) (6Q min .) I)) Up PompoM IIlJ MysMryl 'Dying Day: 15 My (Fr.) 9 The police refuse to believe Skiplfng after he presents evidence of the plot ~ ..,,. For Solo, 1980 CoM 4101 '; ~ Dozer. 2800 hra, aide cov• ••~ full aweap .canopy, n.w .. ' ... : track, , pint • buohlng. f1, 82700: 1978 Cooo IIOC >'!~ · ilockhoo. 2600 hrt, on· .:·. , doood cob, now , _ tlroo. ..;.., good -nd. 818,000. Coli •. 1.01 Joffora, beforo 1:30 .• o.m .• 114·888-8888 or ' 898·1823 otter 8:30. 'I ( I • • i 1177 VW pop up qompor. ............. _ . 83.000. Csill14-248·11471. I,~~;;;:-;;~..;.;":;;;:-.!i!;~-~ to murder him . IR) (80 min.) [Ciooed Captioned] 9:30 CIJ Night eoun Harry ew discovers that Bull has bean caring for a neigh- . bar's baby even though tho infant's mother has not returned in dlys to pick him up, (R) • BARNEY CIJ SnMk Provlewo Co· hosts Neal Gobler and Jaf- SHUX·· . NE~R frey Lyons like a look at the impact of mu1ic videos ONe roll coli. • Trailer T1ndem 1011,-:t:;, 84 both.itovo. - · - · • ric w-.:,~.:"'poted. J,i bed otlyl fl.• gil · Electrical & Retrlgerttlon -h. 30 or IIIDbki rtfrlaera· SEWING Modllno ""· linn. 11 ot4-IBZ· """"' 0 ... uooo fM INik(Col ........ 1171 ,......,"' 171\ ft. fully nlf·oontolnod • with " -· ......... 3114-171· 2711 • . , . ' rapoir~. ~:· ..,.leo. •uthorl- llngor Solei lo 8orvlce 8het'Pi!!!.- • Pomeroy , 814·882· 121•. : c ••« ID MOVIE: "Tuneo of Glory" 31 Bacteriolo- PEANuTs '74 Motorcycle• , , 'JIMI w•TEII tiiiVICE, Cell Jim 1.on1tr• 304-171-= 7317. --------lie~,~~---~~~~=== 1171 """"" Dnll....,... ln1J1rov.,...nta 87 Upholstery l 1- .l tl '; tor,, ..... ltort. 7,000 .... -~--------'"''"'· eita. oonllltlon.l------'-----1 ~·• n.IOO firm. aa4·171 · 7RI IT"''rl • l UPHOLITEIIY &HOI' . 11 13 ln . ..... Golllpollo. 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Fabric lh.,.-; (~) II Unrellolved -,"' • ' ' 'i! weigbt The station becomes chtotic when some extra prisonera are tr•nalerred there and Setrgeant Bates has• rock.v ttan in her first . one ZIDemierZI Homecoming 3Z Ex chess ,champlon 33 Baked goody M Bom(Fr.) on tho moviloo. (R) , 10:00 8 (}) CII Hill Snot Bluea OF TH' 't'OUNG·UNS IS HERE TO LICK TH' FU06E·POT 1 Lebllllimals 1 Lava . 5 S.eeball's Z.Small Preacber island 14 Men than 1 '~ , , ~ I 0." DOWN ballerina hires the Simons for protection aher her life • I J.A .R.Con1truction Co.Ru· .. "' ACR088 3 Bendix TV role 4 Private 5 Plunder ;'l . _., t,;;ll Ql lop IMOMAS JOSEPH • Pale I Shrouded in lll)'llery . JJ Merriment " .. . •· Child goes fishing for Illman and looks at an unu~ sual chocolate and rasp- 8& Oeneral H•ullng . 1874 tndea'mon aoo DodOe Yin. Cll 114· , 11711t*<lrofl,irovollflHer; Jomn Boyo Wolor s..,\,;.. 742·211 •. .. 24 fL , ·:=~~';~! Aloo poole flllld. Cl!ll 114· , 211-1141 or 114· 441· I . ' 1171or. 814· 448·'7lf11 . ~ , , '82 H...;dl v 4&, 304-87.. 3108. . ~t liD Dinner et Julla"o Julia . oonvu - n 448·8831. . ' Miami. FL Top Rank Box· & 4W 0 1171 310 CMwolet 4 WD. .........- llezer t2.100. Coli 4441· Hf8· •·•· 441· 7141 lifter I. · ' : ..• elate to "lax. (R) if!in.) • • t·~ ing presents a 10-round Lightweight bout featuring Robin' Blake vs. Edwin Curet. :It: ., ~~· . CIJ Top Rink Boxing from FINI•do . ohort bed truok t10G.OO. 3Q4·117.1- 73 .. ' ' _.! ·; llJ Coming "'ttroctiono Boate-•nil Motors for. Sale BURDETTE CAMPER S"'LE8 • SERVICE, Open doNy I to 8:3Q, lot. 8 to 4, 1871 Ch;.vrolot C·10· Cloied Iunday. U.S. Rt. so. ohortll.,. plqkup. goad Coolvlllo, Oh 114·887· oond., uldlitl '3.100. C"l 33111. 814-218-11011. . 30 ft. s...,Un· troH.r 114. 1171 ford FtCJo: VoryciMn fully Mlf · olr. Con ..... In .... oond. 304-871· be_., Foiroom,.-• 2813-11. lot 1 1A. ti,IOO. pickup. oto-dtranoftotlon. 304· 878-3237. Trouble for doubler why he believes rewriting. is ao i"lf'onanr. {R) 8:30 • (J) CZJ FomHy TIM A popular 'Sorority girl befriends Mellory in order to 1978 Ford 1oi ton pickup ox c. cond. Coli ott,. II. 4410891. ' • • Pord MH - .. Image ' Neil Simon.' One of the most prolific writera of our time. Neil · Simon discua..a hit sense of humor, 1983 Hondo mbnthe old EXc. Con. 2541. Auto loloo. lulavlle Rd. Gollipolit. Oh. Opon til dark. Coll448-"782. ·n ..."' '. liD Scraonwritort/Wordo/ 1 ton CheVrolet dump truok. runo good, t 1 .000 firm . Call 814•288-1218. ·I trodo ...-on... Col 814· 2411-1818. .. '. ·~·' ping thrbt. (R) (60 min.) .1971 GMC otop von. 14ft. glaot per - t .whh tN._ ond .a HP 3ohnoon motU.. Col 448-4337. 1 97" Chevy V. ton pickup very good, oond. Soli or . .,. I)) Great Rollwoy Joumeyo of tho Work( ' •• J 81 Hondo ZIIO. good cond.. 8300. Coli 448"737. I ' . .o ' champion surfer hires Magnum to protect her daughter from a kidnap- 1I ., ., - ' '• "'I uta to the 1984 Summer Dly"!J)ic G'amet. (3 hro..) • CIJ ® Mognurr1 P.l . A ' I Plumbing & Heating l e i Buildlng·Romodallng. Con· : ~ erato. drywoll, oloctrlcol, roofing. flooring. frornlng, . , ei "') . of tho 1882 Miami Dol· kitchen•bethroom inateUe- " \ cond .• rune axe•• •400. Cell ' tion, door-window; fnlming. . 1 1878 Yomohe YX 400. now tlrot. good oond : Coil 814218-8138. water?-iT WAS "RINGING" WET phint. (J) MOVIE: 'Crou of Iron· I)) rJJ Olympic Gila Jane fonda hosts the en· , tertainment induetry'a 181· aimuleted brick and etucco. thermo r~placem.nt . win· •:_t d-•· 304-8_76·11110 .. . . . ments presents highlights 'I Remodeling, oldlng. lnatol· ling end repairing flroplocoo, · clothing boutique. (R) I]) Clrous (I) NFL'a OrootHt MoNFl'o Grootnt Mo- 1 '• Cement jinllher, Richard Gorflold. 814-988 -4484. An...,: Whet happened to the bell that fell into the Oswald Jacoby afld James Jacoby ®Wheel of Fortune IIIIHI P-lo·o .Court Ill Major looguo Bli..... ll: Plttlbut]_h II MontiNI 8:00 Cil CIJ Glmmo 1 &reek ' lifetime , guartntH . Local reference• hlmilhed. F'" astirN~tel. Call ,collect 1· .·"' ,...., Yoo101do1·1 1 JumCin: TITlE RIGOR GIMLET WINNOW . CD Love Connection D (() Foinuy Feud ID Dr. Who ' B"'SEMENT WATER · PROOFING . Uncondltlonol ~ .~ (Anlwtla 10(11101' ow) (!) EIPN•e lpnduu ..k (J) "'" In tho Fomily (J) Fomlly Feutl ' ' .. . [I]'O"t I I I J" I motoo. 30•·876-22911. aoieio ond oorvlca. 304·896· 3802. Prtnr _ _ ,_, \D Entortalnmont Tonleht Jelforaono 7:30 Cil Tic Toe Dough • Weter wella commerCial and domelltlc. teat holu. Pump J • • fUrniture c...ning, frH 111:1· 814-237-0488. 9 .a .m. to rx 1 New1hour I 1982 8·10 Chevy pickup. 1 973 Chevy lnipllo wogon V-8. 4 opd •• AM-FM tope, Arizona car 8f!OO. Coli 814- ' tun roof, vinyl ti.IIOO. John'o Auto Solei. 268-1711 . Bullville Rd, Gollipollt. Oh. Opon til derk. Coli ""II· 4782. 1979 Fleo"' motolic blue IT'S AU. BliCAOS6 MNM Mb~ ~ COIISIIIS... • or 304· 4680. 1983 Honda Ody-y like new'· cond. 81 ;300. 1976 Hondo; XL 2110 I..W mileo, 8•60. Coli 11'4-,24&·91 67. . . f982 Hondo • xR80 •••· different colore. John'• SIJPIIIII'S LOSER I&Ps 'Ia I IIi! #,lB... tltl', Truck Toppen. Moot olzoo. rmn ];lOR~ Truoka for Sa" ..a•.,. Nlco rongo •1 00.00. Dlomond clultor noclcloce t1 ~0.00. 304-871-7880. ... ·'. I I TUPIRDt (() ® CBS Nowe liD llody Elootrlc · 7 :00 • Cl) PM MIII,IIZino I]) MOVIE: 'Strongo 8rew I]) MOVIE: 'Jiwo Ill' I]) Hera Como the B;ldeo (J) lponaConter (J) Sanford end Son (J) Entert~lnmont Tonight ·. CD WhNI of Fonuno •I)) Whool of Fortune ID Nlghtil' Buol..... Roport ®New• liD MocNoii/Lohrer anct ·,.... RINGlE ' '74 Motorc:vcles · ' ' . - • -- 71 Uvest~ck S"'r Trek (I) Maida Sponalook (J) C.rol Burnett (J) Ill ()11 Me Nowa 63 aoftwere ln- u;ln Furnished Roome $1200. Middleport . Coli 614-992-3718. Quezar, .. ' • .. ."';· ·IDUBUSEI I I () Cil CD NBC Nowo ill Rifleman Fetty Trae Trimrillng, ttump :,: ~ romovol . Cell 304 . ~71· ~ - - - - - - - - - . . , .....- - - - - - - : - - ; 1331. ' • Jividen"t Form Equipment. Contoct Opal Fitopairick. 814···8-11711. Wllk~tvlllo 814·888·4378. long Tractos. Vermeer round bolero. rokot. toddort 1880 VW Rlbblt olr cond .• Firewood for sola. 820.00 &. mowers. Alto 1 comp'ete 4.100 mila.· one owner, pick-up load. 830.00 deli- line ol bola hondllng equip· txc. oondltlon, 83.1100. Coli vered. 304-878-2991 or mont lo •-uorleil Rotoey 448·01118 onyilmo. 876.8782. tlllora. rotory cutter&. b - . culltvotoro, dltc.. plows. l 978 Chevy -lonwagon, 21 cu. ft. Frost Free Free<or, poot drivero. plollic - · · very good oo!!d . Sell ortrodo 8126.00. 9 end 3 toniht woodtpl~ora. g-.powor moko offer. Cill 814·2411· miles out Send Hill Rood. we thoro. wogona. Wheel 8111 8 . turn right on Olk Grove. 8 Horoo lawn lo gordon tree· tontho of mila, big white toro with tondem ulo, goo• 1 978 DediiO Royol4 dr .• Pl. hOUII On ri~ht . nook or bumper hitch troll· PI, olr, cruloo. new tlrao. era. wood burning atovu & new brlke•~ new traM. Two elr condltloriera. almo1t fumoncoo . "'"d ut for • 10.000 mi.. wMI uorlb. new, one t1 25.00 and one complet• line of porto lo 11,800. Berlo"ut lnqu"" t100.00. Solid mople dou- aervlcol · only. 814-318-8123. · ble bod, t100.00,IIttlo boyo UMd Equip: 188 MF, 1&0 clothing. 30•·876-1 349: Ill F. 1311 MF, 110 MF. 424 1878 M-· Corto. - d IH. IN Ford. 101 Ford. 3 cond,•• lo""ed, rolloy wh... o. AMF Roodmutor Mopod, ueod round bolero. hoyblno.. 1<1.000 mJioa, 82,000 or 8110.00 or will trodo. 304- plowo. dloc. fluffor. tobocco beat offer. Coli 814-387876·1187•. oproyor. 72110. Ten hondmodo . Barbie out· 't1,;;;:;:;;::;::;::::::::~-lc:;:J.:::::::::::::;;;::~ flto. 8111.00. Afghont modo V'lriOUIIi<OI end prl-. C•l 304-886-3080 drot- •••· finish. Quoon tiro bed with Bomco box oprlngo a. rillttnno. brou heedboord. TRS 80 Tondy computer, & ft. Wurlitter Baby Grand, ebony. .MetChlng bench . ,\ LIVI'Sii' .~ 21 cu. ft. Soort· freezer UOO.. Boch-Strodivorluo trumpet t"'O. 304·1711· 4034. ..._ .,..,.,.dryer hookup, 448-1812. thup. oh. Coli 448-236" or 814-379· 2660. and up. Wood table With six <:h1in $426 to $7415. Desk 8110 up to 8226 . Hutchet, 142. 6 dr. choato. •&4. Bod framoo, 820.and 826 .. 10 gun • Gun coblnete. $360. Set Royce dr'-'ma . 2 mounted tomt, 2 floGr tom1, Zildian .:vmbela, pearl finish, complete profeuional . .Call G. E. 11,000 BTU wfndow 876.6 pc. dinettes from - - - - - -- --lc U9 .• to 436. 7 pc. $189 Double key boord, full foot firm. *68. arid S78. OuHn Mta, t195. 4 dr. cheats, 8800. Coll81•·379·2581 . Half runner beans piCk your own, e&.OO bushel, Nor· TUppers Plaine, Ohio. 8110. Mattresses or bo>1 fender 1trap, machine. Coll448·1891 . Conkle Furnltl>ro. Good u!Oction of bedroom t~ltea, cedar cheata, 2 bedrooms, kitchen w~h otovo. not. noo.oo month caeement window eir conditioner. .gas cooking range, automatic dehumidifier • Kenmore zig-ug 81Wif!g e376 .. Lamps from •28. to otlrtt at •201 • month thot a 1------.,.---- 8626 .. Raclinoro, 8176. to & t30, ·king frame ·160. 304·8711·2218 before p.m. Wedding gown size 8, veil Ia ahoe1. •1&0,' Baby stroller like new •o~o . C•ll 446· 3389. · chairs, pede1tal ta blat, hutches, & misc. Paul bedrm •••· for rent. the rent Unfurni•hed epertmente. 614-258·1427. 1---------- pres~ 836, bod !rimes 820, 126, ·Nice 1 arid 2 bedroom dirt, end top .oil. Coli Call and up to 81 25. Hide-•btda. 8440 . and up to dloport . ·(E .H.O.) hot 1 2 bedroom upatelrt apartment In Rutland for rent. General Heuling. For aal&filt 1---------8286. to 1896. Tableo. 146 Oak wall phones. rockers. oprlngo. full or twin. 868 .• Motorola. TOP c•sH paid for late Quitar. 84 • 1 :30 • of houoe colla. c.a 304·1176· 2398 or ·81 4 ·448·2484. Instruments 258-1427. 1---------,.- Coli 448-2470. I Vllligo Menor Aptt .. Mid- , Boby mattreoteo, •26 "..n .. 111•·448-1115.2. tidew•lka . patioa. bark rriulch lo oowdust. Contact Bruce Davilion. Cell 814- chair and loveaeat, '276. Sofas and c:haira priced from Baby bade. 57 ooodod. retolning wollo. ~::::---:M:-:-u-1-:-,.c-a-:1--"- •120. mople dinot\a cholra 836; waoh ltando 134. Carpeting for 6 room~ftCall mople. rocklro 7 place. 448·3267 ot after "i>li'PM chrome dinette tat 8149, 6 448-7307. ploco dinette tit 199,· · 6,000 BTU window air bedroom ~ 1uit•, retrigera· tore. ranges; che.c, dresaer1, conditioner. \ 8.000 BTU Gu or electric rangea $376. In Middleport. Coli otter 6 lewn re- ,.ua.;- ..· ·, New1hour ~ silo pipe. 304-878-2443, Regiltorod pit bull P.,po. ·.SO. DO . . Bob Rooch. New Hoven. 304-882-3282. 51 Hou,ehold Goods liD RNdlng Rainbow .•• RON"S Telovltlon Sonrloe . • Spoclllll~lng In Zenith o~d 21 " Color TV console, axe. condition . 304·876·34B5. ") ,. tion deodorl<ort. FREEoltlmat~. · Reasonable rates, Gene Smith, 992·8308. 3 adult gooto. Coli be-n 8 o.m. • 4 p.m .. 304·871· 2089. end ..._ GENE'S D eE P 8TE"'M C"'RPET CLEAN, louradwywdfdl. LASIE 8:00 • Cil (J) CJ (J) ® • 1H1 Newo (I) Now Treeaura Hunt (J) Andy Griffith CD Nowo/Sporto/Woathor I]) MocNoii/Lohrar onythlnt rMel, 11Coll -81 4· 2811· . • • byHonn-"""BoblM EVENING ... Aepalr Corn Crib. 304-488-1 810. Farm aupplie8. 80 fl . of 9 " r : llano. Coli 1114·3qr0408 ~ ., or 11<1·387· 7244. Now Ja the ti~ to ,g et th8 old chain MW trlmm.d .UP tor firewood Naaon. Call nithid 8160 month plus 1 . ~ ~ ~~ · THURSDAY 7/28/84 M & S Home Improvement• ... ~ vinyl . .wine. roofing, room '•" odd_itktn, atorm ~dowe. , ,_ $1dero Equipmo~t Co. 304- . 875· 7421- for complete ~hain •w urvice. · Trailer in Rio Grande, unfur· ... Ul--. _ . . , . . . _ , --..--1...- .. ftfl!JN}fi}~ ~TNATIC"AI'IIIO-GAM Television Viewing Home Improvement• terlor. plumbing. roolng. aome remodeling. 20 yra. 1980 Agro Power 113 HP, farm tractor, PS, remote hydrollno. 8 ~1. , dioool, 18.9x34 tiroa. u - 10 hour&, 812.000. 30"·4111· 1810. The Daily Sentinel-Page DICK TRACY P"'INTIN G· Interior ond e•· cultlvotoro, &go gallon op;oyor . Coli 814· 7422877. Middlepolt, Ohio . .., ' ... :-· .' ... . ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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