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' .1499 ' COSMETIC· PUFFS 100 Count ~ said Mllltlbly. . • Still, a panel C'.onfer!!nce Board ysnel ·saki ~ economy wW "'llll!tlence "solid but sloWer'' . :growth through the end afthe year, ;but "may soon' lurch Into another .' .. Triple .. Size CAIIIIII CAPS .REIULAR :· I JARS . ., .receukm'.' cbanaes. wlthoot major about the ECOillllilY In 19lll and beyml. AmajorWOlT)' Is thatrlslitgcredlt demands later this year and 1ntrtll5 wW coincide With lltll!illlpta by the Federal.- R.I!aerie to elow money supply growth, leading fD higher \ ecoooml.st at Chase Econometrics. In 1\S lactory-onlers ~ the Commerce ~~ alao Saki Inventories roeeastroag1.5jlelceut, ·the fourth straliht mJnth that . 8 ' ·- . =I a.m. EDT, Wednesday, e Wid• ·.. e 12 ' 42000 • Wide Mouth • 12 Count • . Dome lids ~ ,·~, ~ PromMft, ' ONlY . Count .• \'~.')~'if~ .:.~ PLATES O.t ., •• lafuntl seboal . . I\inauy CruiK:Il Monday night wll!d to pursue the possibility of · obtaining addltlanal millage on the FRONTS : Warm- Cold......,.. SIIOwers Ratn f;lurrtes Sn9W· Occluded~ SWtOMIV ..... NAhor\itl Wr;1tht•r ~--~ •· NOAA U "-. f)l'~'' dl • • (I c..mr•ll•r· •· ' \RADlER FORECAST - 'l1le NIIIID-' Wellllaer Sen lee IDncalt lar .........,. pr1tlcU 1'11111 ftir Iiiii.& a1• '" '"' oo*+' • ..,_, •··•· 'Ne!J• 1•, Celorade 1111 WJ 1 1 r.n- .r ::aortlla lnW• II /I II•• ...... IIOI'ecllftnlwwlile . .ftlltaf · ' llle iiMIDa II ,_..110 dMr ttlillliL (AP •• upii!M). '' a Forecast ' I : Extended forecast NELSO~'S DRUG ... NANCARROW'S .I'HARMACY· . . ' . l photo) I . - - section. , . Second grade ciU&- . asbestOS. . -RM!l'vli!W Elerni!Dtai'Y: J'Oof racm hasubesto& containing tile on materials oontabllnl sm'ne ubes- ceiiiD& and walls. the rooms off the tos, pipe coverings In ~beating stage have walls with possible -Salem Center EJementarY: system tunnel. AU cetllngs thatwere asbestllll conultnJngmaterlals. .:...Bus at Tuppers Plains: there . was 111 friable asbestos sprayed when constructed In 1957, roof rna~ · containing sune . materlaltound. .these llleludes all clasBraoms, all --Salisbury Elementary: thece!l· hallways, the main offtce, teacher asbestos was well as ceUing ttte and ' 1ng In the foyer at thEi kitchen wor'.atDn and reslr\UTI, reading wall tile. -Eastern Hlgb: root materials entrance and the ceUlng ~ the room and restnnn, storage room, containing sane asbestos mateslalrwell tothebOllerroomcontalns llbrai'Yaswellasthen!SIItDilJDthe rials, sectk>n of schOOl built In 1957, somedegieeofasbestos. , ldlcben, alsothethei'mllllnsulalln& llleludes all halls, all classrooms, -Meigs Junior High: asbestos 1 panels In thecellbigln the gym. · cafeteria, lllrary, storage rooms, was found In the ptpe Jnsulatk>n of' -Tuppl!rs Plains ElerneirtaiY: the toler room. roof materials containing some custodial rooms, treasurer's otllce, athletic office, lobby and startways -Meigs High: asbestos was asbesl0$aswellasptpemverlngsln louDd In the pipe Insulation of the the custodial room ln '' the 1957 otr the gym, tumare racm ceWng In as well as some pipe ftlmaceplpeslnthebollerroom. section. . AU ceilings that were stairs covaings, pipes In heating tunnel, At Eastern. the survey deter· sprayed when addition wert! con· the gym celllngandstagecelllng are · mined the following: structed In 1957, these made up of performed thennal . . -Ctu:ster Elementacy; roof ldndergartellclassreom,flrstgrade · materlalscontalitlngsolneasbestos ciassrOCX\1, restroomS, teachers Insulating panels, main offices and aswellassomeptpecoVerlngslnlhli WorkroomandiesbOoln,custodtal teacher's lounge, celllng and ~Continued on page 14 ·furnace room may contain room, and aJ,I hallways In 1957 contalnlillf materials trom ldentJ. November bBllot this year. John Andel !1011, who made the motkln. staled the vtllage needS to generate mote revenue. The funds, If approYed; will come trom additional plqll!i1y tax. The motloll came following an executive session. gar.ge InC'* may ask local voters for help ·. . ... It.was noted adeterminatiOn as to . back.boe. The matter wW be . · nice the town looked during Herlt· age Weekend." referred to the water deparlmelll. It was also iepot led empbyees of Canmunlty Action "were doing a a Henry Werry staled In his oplnloG ; good job at Beech Grove the pollee were doing an excellent · job on the parking lot. · Larry Wehrung stated since the Cmtetery". · Attending were Mayor Richard water departrilenl w~ given an A letter was received trom C. E. Sey~. Betty, Barontck, Werr:V; . 1nf:reaSe In rates he felt It was their Blakeslee commending the vtUage Bruce Reed, Andefl9ll and Web· responstbiHty to repair streets they 1 for ·the excellellt condition of the rung, councU members, and Bu1 have dlsnlpted In repairing lineS and pay for the return of the riverfront and parking lOtand "how Snouffer, clerk. lqv much more millage wW he needed Is being studied. 1be vWage presently has 40 mills. The board of directorS of the andSavtngsCompanywiUbeasked Fanners Bank and Savings Com· to exchange their shai'ES for shares pany, 1\iuaoy, lliliiOIIi1C8I today lnthenewholdlngcompany. then:uganlzatlonofthebanklntoa 1bt0dore T. Reed, Jr., president bank hokllngcompany. . of ·Fanners Bank and Savings 'llie.new company wW be knlwll Company, noted. that the bo8I'd of liS Farmel'$ BIDcshares. Inc. and directors !Jas studied the reorganl· will be charteled as an Ohio · zatlonforanext.ende!lpertodofllme corporatlllli and f4!115tered as a and recently concluded that the bank Mldlng cor/qlBny With ~ the holding company formation would Feda'al ~ Sysleql. · provide the bank with greater Shareholders of Farmers Bank . · . '• nexi~ty In · competing In an Increasingly deregulatEd hanldng lrichtstry' ssctlon would assist Farmers Bank· and Savings Company In Its efforts to remain Independent and at the · same lime provide Its customers with the most ~rn banking Under the holding COillpany tormat, Fanners Ban\tand Savings Company wW have an opjlortunity . services. ., The transaction Is expected to to provide Its customers With new take up to one year to conclude and products and selV'IceS. enter new lineS of business and operate across . requires the approval of the shareholders of the bank · and state Unes, · Reed emphasized that this tran· vatiooS regulatocy a~cles. •. Ohio getting cold front, · rain forecast on Fourth B)''l'lae," . Tbe 118-ye.r;old Delhi QueD Is llho'!l'D docldac at the Claelan~ pubUc landlap In 11183. (AP Laaer- · the children. employees and dlstrlcl n:sldmts, by pursuing and ,t •louildRutland Elemelltary: the cen' lnvesllptlng the feaslNBty of tngs . of the new addition contain· removlitlorencapsulattngasbestqll some asbestos material. •• I·WI'Iaa Todiy wUI be the end of the ...... L'"VE - Tile ~Ita Stamboat Co. has &IIIIOliDeed Jt II movtac tile hlatortc paddlewbeellteamboat Tile Delta Queen from U.llome port of Clllclllllatl. 7 . l FOil llrJ 31Doo It was needed because some Judges had re!uled to the original staute - which requireS drlverstodemOilStl'lltetlnandalresponslbllityorface loss of certain dr1VIllg privileges- becaUie of the constttUtlonal questklnS. Stlnzlano's measure specllleS that lucJ&es. Wb!m Impounding ljceDse plates of mJtorlsta who are ~ financially l'ESpon51ble, wW ,be ~ Judlclat' duties and not admlnlstr&ttvework on behalf of the Bureau of Motor VehicleS. It also eliminates current proviSions Wider which a motorlsttOundlnvk>latlonolthelawcouldappealto the Registrar of Motor Vehicles. .. adlnlnllter Board' says bank reorganizes into holding firrit LIGHTERS • Regular • 12 Count • Dame Uds . -. · Po~eroy ~uncil . Weather:. · - 01111118 LIDS .AID CAPS • ~ - Pack . • Home • Car · ~ Office • Packet/ Purs• Bowers hadlntroducedthemeasuretouryearsago atteran lncldentlnFJonialnwhlchamanwhocould nOt pass that state'~ vlsk>n test for an operator's Jlcenle ~ad had his Ohio JJcense •aii!M!d. He subsequently was Involved In a traffic accident In which three chlldreil were kDled. Also signed by Celeste MoiKiay was an lmme- . dtale]y etlectlve bill aimed at resolving admlnistra· tlve problems with thestate'sflnandal responslblllty law. . · . Sponsored by Rep. Mike Stlnzlano, D-Cclumbus; the measure deals with aJiege:l constltutiOnaliiiMi other problems With the auto tnsurance law which took errect Jan. 1. Durable goods orders lncn!ased 3.8 t;M!IOI!IIt In May, the Cmunera? Departmeut ssld, tbe ·biggest Ill· creue since a 7.4 JM!i cent rile In ·JUDI! 1983. . In the . construcll(>n-spendlng report. ~sts .said the greatest strength was shown In lndustrtal constnactlon, ~was up 10.9. to an .~ rate of $]5.2 li!terest rates, . IIIII LaWft!llce l BIC ,..;~j-...,..._lili 4-COUNT setbld.'' Chlmerlne, chalnnan and c)llef 12 Per c... 62000 , have b)creased stoclcplleut a pace above 1 pei'Ceflt, . 'lbe ·liicreul! Ill new orders had been "ntlclplll!d In ll8ht It a~ advance report lliowlllsorders lor. dllrlble I'Oildl- procb!ll expected to 1a1t tine or more yean cllmber1 back llla1W troman AprU The board's Econoollc Forum,. a panel of12econmUsts and analysGt, said In Ita midyear report that there are "deep 8ild Widespread fears" 2-Piece • 12 ..., , .•••• QUART SIZE .. . P:lncy manutacturers ' PINT SIZE 12 Per CaM -- , l!edareasofbolluchoaldlstrlcts. . SchoolS (klilderprten tllmlgb 12th rem(lllild. · &ere's 'Die R till: · ~~ toldel)tl(ypo&slbleasbestos- · Accordlnl to Roberts, asbestos. · The results of the SUI'\'eY• sam· containing materials used In their materlalhasbi!enusedstnce1900. pllngandleltlnglniiCcordancewlth llullfDnP· · Carpenter and Roberts said thai EPA regulattms haS revealed the ACcordlngJy, Melgund EaStern untn the state or federal govern· followlnglnMelgsl...ocalDistrlct: local ICboal districts haVe corn· mentccmesupwlthftlndstorernave -Bradbury Elemeiltary: the pletedanextenslvesurvey. · asbestos material, the school dis-: ceiJJngs In thenewaddltlon.areofa Meigs had the assistance of an tr1cta will meet all reqlilements set · sprayed-onortroweled-oomaterlal lndependellt laboratory, Kemron dowllbyEPAandwWbe.looldngfor acntalnlngsunedeoneeltasbestos. ..:Han1lonvllleElemeiltary: the J.al:illofWllllamstown,W.Va .• ~ asolutklntosolvetheproblemover anapproved~llahtmlcros· . the new few yearS. At the pteae~t ceiJJngs of the new addltlan which copy~uesforllll8lysls.East· tlme,thecostwoulilbeprolllbltlve. were sprayed 011 or troweledon ern has COillpleted a survey of Its 'l1ley sb sd there Is no 1rnme- · corrta1n some asbestos. . hlghschoalllildChe&ter, Riverview dtate health clan8er p!taent, 81111 -Middleport Elementary: there and'I)IppersPlalnselen'lelltarles. eventhoughEPAregulatlonsdonot . was no friable asbestos material M. . BeNotllled callb'removalorencapsulatlonof founl. : According to James Carpenter, ldenlltledareas,schoalomctalswW -P<meroy Elementary: there a•siSIAilt supertnlelldent at Meigs, be taking evecy reasonable precau· was no friable asbestos material and Eastern Supt!rtntendl!nt Rl· lion to Insure the healthandsafetylt ' ' REIULIR IASOI CAl . .visioD ·test, .· liability laws · · B)' IL\'l'IE CROW . chard Lee Robertt. Eallenl super· Sa 11 ICwa '*I .,.,_. · lntendent, teachers, students and :A ·ru1e was lsiDed on May 'rl, 1982 other employees 11NS1 be ncttfled. by the U.S. EnvirOnmental Protec· 'l1ley have examined.. the sltuattoft 111m Agency req11irln& all public and and there II no law stattng that private elemelltilry and seCondary ' ma~wlthasbeltosllllthastol~e · 1 • . 2 Soctlono, 14 """" 25 C...h AMoltl.,odiamc. -.,..,... . ~~~igs, Eas-~~ sc~ool dis~ricts - complete ,as~~t~s SlJ"'ey . • fOUl CHOICI oz. ' ,contlmied. economic expanaion, ~economists say, butothersare warning of a recessiiJn by year' send lmless the fecleral deftclt Is cut CHAISE LOU ... ... .~• . , Gali!s· In facto!'Y orders ·and • 50 Count u - - : COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Mollrllta who try ru 'Jbeprocec~urewWattectaboUtUmlllloodrlversa 1eneWtbelrOhlooperator'sUoenaesareaolngtohave year who renew tllelrlll;en8eS. I.Joensesexplreevery :topuaavlllklntesttodetermlnelftheycanseewell tour years. ~to drive, .. . Motorlsta w110 taU a brief vlsk>n screening at a : •.They'll also ~\e to demonatrate !lDaDclal motor veblcle deputy'reglstrar's otllce wW be sent to . responsibility ln case of an acctden.t or ~loss of . a State Highway Patrol driver's ucense examination · ~ clrtvln& prtvlleieiJ. . statiOn for retesdnl· · ·· • Gov. RJcllard Celeste has slanedlnto taw separate If stlllllllable to pass, 11 rnotot18t's licenSe wW be :bills lmpoiiln& the vision testln& and resolVIng a lifted and the driver wW be refelred to a dOCfOl" for :conat~t~~tiOnal qyestlon that !lad been a clood over the couei:tlon of the v1s11;m p!oblem. :l!ldltlng t1nanc1a1 responslbillty law. An additional $1 fEe Is 1mpoeed to cover the cost of .: tJnderthedrlvervlslonmeuuresponsoredbyRep. the screen1n1 pulglam, boosting the total cost of ~Bowers. D-Steubenvllle, examinations will be Ucense renewal fran $6.50 to $7.50. 'administered starting next March 1. , . ·' 13ELWONT GI\OUJ> CINO- 1.401. . . . ·9~' stoinlets stHI bumers. Full fength control ccneole with "Lite-A-Motlc" Ignitor. Ex· c;:lueive combination worming rack/ utility . table. Chrome-plated cooking grid. Two . utenoll hooks . Stay-cool wood lid and tide hondl... ' sunbeam Grlllmooter Cookbook . Includes Iavo rock and 20 lb. tonk wltk safe· ty relief valve . Sturdy four -Inch st.. l poit. I .... ' 'fOUl CHOICI 361 Squa,.. inch. Dual Burner Delu)Ce. 30,000 ITU•s. Twin Independently controll~ Plugs directly Into electrical outlets for recharging . lasts more than I 'h hours per full charge. llgh't ond easy to handle. Always charged and [itody. , . .. Su,n Terroce C:.aaual Furniture Yell ow /White Vanilla/Terra Cotto .GAlS &RILLIASTER · - . Pomuoy-Middleport, ; Ohio,T~o~esclay, July.3, 1984. ; )factory orders, spending . . ' construction gains . b i May . ! PrW •o 8EPIIE8 LAWN CHAIR .............. l ...... '• , ~eleSte .inks Ill DRY ROASTED . . ., / generally dry weather that IT)ost of Ohio has enjoyed for the last week. ~ While there have been acaltered &boWElS aDd tlliulaslomiS In the itare for the tut rew c1ays. mQSt lli'I!U It Oldo have not received any nllnfilll. . The around Is lleiiJnnlng to get quite dry but ltWilUld have been nice . . I covered much of the eastern half of cloud cover and spread showers and tortheraln to hold off for arew more the counlljl. The ·high will continue thunderstonns across the state. days untll after .the Fpurtb of July OOIIday. However, the Berriluda · The rain areas Wednesday wW Ill! 10 weaken and move off to the east hlgb that bas been provldllli the fairly widespread, espedaliy In the today. A cold front in the northern Plains l'l!lllii'aJIY falr weath!!f In Ohio Is northern Ohio couniles. The thun· wealuontng and will begin to move dentouus wW spre8l;l across the. wW move !last behind the high. The off to the eest. . .' state fran the west during the day. · frontshouldmovelntoOhloWednes· The holldsy will, be warm with day morning. As this front gets Behind the high, a cold front wW clo8er It will bring abOut an lllerease highs again In the In!. movetntoOhloontheFoorthofJuly. In cloudiness and wW trtaer Ontheweathermapthlsmonilng, As the front 11!18 clollertothestate, lt showers and thunderstorms. will bring aboUt an Increase In the a weak . area of high pressure .. ' ..... j ·j ,' �"......... ' ' ' ' \ . . .. .. -· '1,. r. .. '. ., . ...... •• • ·, 2 clioices, ink running back ' - ' Reducing the deficit. .:.~.............-. ·_ · _Ja_m_es-'--J._K_ilpa_tric_k -The l>aily Sentinel pelled to compete furiously for the percent by 1911'7." So much for WASHINGTON - The story ~ The While House, suppressing Its told of Sisyphus: king or Corinth, anger, coldly ·termed the action · 00 percent to ~ pertent of saVjngs _live-month-old p~tions. Pomeroy, O.blo tlla_i may he left. When demand for .: The abrupt and unWarranted rise whO offendi!d Zeus ~nd was Sent· "disappblnting." The Word !s l!ladfDEVIJrED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ' mOQey Is hlgl,t and the supply Is low, In the prime has to be halted. How to enced to endless labor In the quate. This was the fourth raise In Alb, i we are reminded, the price of · do It? The prospective deficits unde""'orld. ;His task was to push A . tour months. A better word wollid ~mil:! ......................... ~,.::~ ..... money goes 'up. That glib conten- now made all tbe more worrisome beavy stone up a hill, but he - have been "unconscionable," or as 'q:!v neared a summit, the stone always an alternative. "Indefensible." Tbe tion stnnply will not wash. Business .by the higher cost of fedl:ral SUpped from his grasp and I'Qlled greed of the big bankers kJI!lws no borrowing In 1984 wtU Increase by borrowing - must be attac~ ROBERT L_. WINGETT less than 15 percent over 198.'t. So even more vigorously. The HO)!Ie Publisher back down. Members of the U.S. bounlls. Congress ;>re s!lffering the same This latest Increase cannot possl· modest a dema¢ could be acrom< has proposed a COJ!lblnatlon. of tax . · PAT WHITEHEAD BOBHOEFUCH torment today . Every time .they bly be justified In terms of the cost . mOdated pl'9fltably at tbe Interest hikes and spending cuts that would_ : Anl1lanl Publisher/ Controller · General Maai.pr attack the federal cieflctt, events of money to the bankS, . tor their rates that prevailed until this past better the situation by $182 bi!Uon . over the next three Oscal years. 'J'he ron down upon them. costs have not Increased propor· March. DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Thus House and Senate conferees' 'tlonately. Neither can It be deAs the bankers drive up tbe cost Senate's package would achieve News Editor .worked vaHaiJtly In rnJd.June to fended In the name of potential of buying a new home, a new car 'savings of$140 biDlon. A package of find agreement on ways to cut lnllatlon, for the rate of inllatloil and a factory expansion, the $225 bUUon to $240 billion would A MEMBER oi The Asooclaled Press, Inland Dally Preu AMOclamake more sense. , tlon and lhe American New1paper Publisher Auoclatlon. spending alld to raise taxes. Tiley· remains gratltylngly low. At 13 Treasury'$_burden of Interest paySuch a combination would not ' agonized over Medicare and Medl· percent, the prime Is now nine ments ,must Increase also. Just ftve ~ LETI'ERS OF OPINION are "'elcomed. ~he)' should be less than . . words permit us to approach a ba,lallced cald and they hacked at the budget poll!ts above the rate of lnllatlon. If months ago the president's budget . klnr. Alllet~rs are subject to edllln1 and mu&t be •IC•ed with name. addre11 ... budget. Far from it. But ·If the . lflepho•e •umber, No unslcned letten wUI be publl••ed. Letler. llhou)d be f.ll for defense. They wrestiell tor days this new rate or Interest holds, or advisers pr'edicted that the govern· -1009llpf;e, ~dres slnll' lssues~ not peraonaUI~ea. prospec,~ve deficits could be cut to with.taxes on liquor, cigarettes and goes higher, tbe bankers them- · ment's costs of Interest would perhapt'$100 billion a year Instead company-owned cars. And on J:une selves will be contributing mate- Increase only ·trom $118 billion "tn 25, just as they finished their labors; riatly to rising costs of Uvlng aero~ 1984 to $116 billion In 1985. Those of $l!Kl billion to~ billion a year, word came from New -York: The the board. · · estimates were based upon a - the debt would be rnim~able. SUch dramatic I!Ciion by Congress big ba!)ks bad 'l'alsed their prtrne The famlllar excuse ts· :ttiat prediction that the rate on· 91-day may be the only way to halt the rate again,- this time from . 12.5 federal borrowing Is so massive' bills "will decline steadily !rom an destructive climb of Interest rates, percent to 13 percent. .ihat private borrowers are com- _ average of 8.6 percent tn 1983 to 6.2 but make no inlstake: No such , ,. ,. reductions could be achieved with· . out a waUoplng Increase In taxes The Rev. Jesse Jackson Is bobbing and weavlngllkeaprlzeflghterlnthe and a dismaying stretch-out of . tlpal rounds of a title bout as he prepares to meet witp rival Walter F. speridlng on national defense. Mondale to talk about Democratic Party unity and justice. · Congressional leaders, wbo must · .)ackson has been. sending out contusing signals as hE!.Works out a long be as weary !IS old Sisyphus, can do pe)'sonal agenda ior the t~ay's session with Mondale. nothing more In 1984 than they are To start with, the black civil rights leader seems to be suggesting divisive attempting to do now. They have IIOor fights at th~ Democratic National Convention by urging his delegates neither the deliberative ttnne nor · this weekend to raise the "Rainbow CoaUtion" Issues In defiance of party the pOlitical Inclination. The currules and In apparent contradiction to agreements reached by his ·own allies last week. . rent July recesS wUI he followei!IJY. . • a few work days and, IlleR by But Jackson also had many kind words to say aboutMondale-- thellkeJy presidential nominee -- and even said natly he and his supporters would another recess In August. Congress • :1 work hard for the nominee against Reagan. expects to adjourn on Oct. 4. For Jackson and Mondale will meet privately when both are In Kansas City good or ill, the figures for flscal1985 .-to speak at the annual Convention of the National Asso(:latlon for the are now pretty well fixed. Advancement of Colored People. It will be the first lime tbe two have met No matter who wins the presidenl:UM: since the end of tbe primary season. tial election In November, . the ' . "I look forward to the meettDg," Jackson said Saturday during the government's budgetary problems convention of his Rainbow Coalition. "After aU, We are J)ersonaJ friends. I . .......,.,_ must have top prloJ!ity next year. The urgent need Is for a system of respect him very much. We have worked together for more thaO,a ficllde, If he wins tbe nomlnailon I will support him. I find Mr. Mondale to lie a man ·· ~- ~ .. taxation that will be simpler, fairer· . wbo Is decent and wbo has ln~ty. " · ' _ and more productive of- revenue. "We're going to work real hard to get a Democratic president -In Stnnultaneously, every dollar of November," be told a luncheon Saturday. unnecessary spendl!li must be Jackson also outUned a long agenda for his discussions with Mondale -squeezed out of the budget. The . ranging from the party rules, to selecting a vice president and Cabinet, to prospects are11 't · pretty, but the U.S. policy toward South Africa. results of a prolltgate life seldom ' . But his kind words did not mask the anger Jackson still expresses about the party rules. Now he has added as a target tbe rule requring 25 percent support to get a dissenting committee report on the convention lloor. So just Ignore the rules and raise your Issue, he told his delegates. WASHINGTON -- What Presi- part ' of comb!ned ronventlon.il- appeared to be.almed at the United launching demoristrates that · "Tbe 25 percent threshold Is too high. Bring It up .anyway," be said . . dent Reagan dismissed In early "They cut off your microphone. Raise It anyway." States, not Western Europe. hundreds more nticlear missiles nucleai' war plan! April as "regular and routine In the face of agreements m__ade by his aides last week on delegate rules, The · CIA 'pointed out that the may be atnned at the U.S. ~and For one ihlng, -t he CIA disCovered maneuvers" by the Soviets turned Jackson saJd he supported them on the one hand-- but was, paradoxlclilly, that an entire .-Soviet city was SS-20's range was beUeved to be than had previously been tbolfpt out to bave beel! ~ a massive, evacuated during,the exercise, In a 5,!ID kUometers maxlmll1TI (about going to continue the fight. · Here's why: Top-secret estiunprecedented exercise tbat til- test of civil defense measures tbat 3,100 mlles) - -not great enough to mates put the number of mobile _Ironically, Jackson may have p6l;ed a central question for both him and eluded the launching of six nuclear would accompany a nuclear strike. reach tnnportant U.S. targets. The SS-20 launchers at more than 400. Mondale In these words: "At the meeting with Mr. Mondale ... we will missiles toward the United States. discuss wbether or not we are welcome (at the convention). Even more slgnWcantly, the ~lA suggested the intssUes might Each launcher Is bellevi!d to have They were presliJ!lably unarmed. Some party . leaders have s~tm ·Jackson Indeed would not be exercise suppOrt/!(! the Pentagon's be designed to "roll over" - after - five mtssUes, and each SS,20carrtes Publlslled report$ described the suspicion that the Soviets' sup- launching and head toward Europe . . three Independently targeted warwelcome, for many Jews - a small but tnnporiant element In th~ great number of Soylet warships posedly lntlirmedlate:range SS-20 This argument won the day. . Democratic Party -- are outraged by Jackson's handling of supporter heads capable of a half-megaton that left Arctic and Baltic seaports -missiles may now have to be · , Louis Farrakhan' s comments over the year. But after April's large-scale nuclear blast. That means a tol!ll of for war games In the North ci>unted as -Intercontinental mls- Soviet war game. the CIA Is now more than 6,<XXI warheads. Jackson repudiated Farrakhan's comments on Israel and Judlasm In a strong statement late In the week. But aides to Farrakhan, a mlnlsterwbo · Atlantic. Secret Pentagon talUes sUes capable,of hitting targets In t~ conceding that tbe SS-20 may have The SS-20's efficiency Is frighten· showed iust how huge the llotilla United States. It was the SS-20's to be counted as an ICBM. What · lng. The Defense Intelligence heads the Nation of Islam, attended Jackson's Rainbow convention this was: at least 135 s1!1111ce ships al)d 111asslve deplo~nt In Eastern changed the agency's .mind was Agency esttnnates that the missile's · weekend, and Jackson welcomed members of the Nation of Islam meeting 70 submarines, Including nuclear- Europe that prom pied the·decision · that the Soviets launched six of the · warheads can hit within 2ll5 meters at Operation PU~. which ~ackson founded. · mlssile subs In their largest deploy· to arm NATO with new U.S. mlssUes from the western town of (about 314 yards) of their targets ment-ever. Yurya on a northern trajectory ....:. more than half the time, and thatlts Euro-mlssiles. Now mY associate Dale Van Alta Def~nse Intelligence Agency that Is! on the polar route toward the . launch reliability Is 95 percent, Its bas learned from Intelligence sour- had spotted something peculiar Unltecf States. ln·fUght reltab!Uty '1J peJ cent, and · ce:! and highly classltled reports and alarming ~ about some of the The missiles, presumably armed Its wai-head 'rellablllty 'YI perCent. that the exerelse was moreorntnous mobile SS-20s located In northern wltb only dummy warhead$,, w~re The weapon system's overall reliathan even tb~ nlllljbers suggest. _Russia early In 1981: The launchers destroyed after they reac~ outer bility Is 89 percent. · One. source said It appeared to be space. But the very fact of their lll Courl Slreel " . as not . . c....... T·BALL TEAM - Maldnc 11J1 oae ~ lbe T..JIIIII .•teams In S)'I'III;Uie, 8JI'II..-I by Baer'• Ma$11 are, - fronl, 1-r, Sainml Sluon, ...,_ Ba'Cidey, Jlly . Sheppard, Kevin Deemer, Bryan Allen. J.- Jackson in the -final rounds of..a title bout . By JIER8cm:LNJ!ISENSON ' ~.ffJI'~'t, ~ _;.;. ..-- ::::::= -'1\~)StNDJii)IQfA~U~.::...~~ ga~es_·--~-~--a-re._,.J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rso~n a . Berry's World ' ' ~onfi~tion~ reporting ___--.--__A_r_tB_uc_h_wa_ld ' ..0 I ' ' ..' . '• • ..• · . l; : . a "Well, no matter WHO he picks, his running mate Is Jimmy Carter. Right feilas7" L........;- ...---~--=--~-.....J :.·'jfoday in history · : Today Is Tuesday, July 3, the l85th day of 198t There are 181 days left In t2le year. • Today's highlight In history: : On July 3, 1883, the Civil War Battle of Gettysburg elided afler Confede1'ate General George Pickett's troOps suffered severe losses In his tjunous charge. ; On this date; · · • In lin!. the city of Quebec was founded by Samuel de· Champlain. ': In 1775, General George Washington took command of the Continental ~Y at Cmnbrldge, Mass. • In 189!), Idaho became the 43rd state or the u,nton. · ,: In 1ll98, the U.s. Navy defeated a Spanish lleet In the ~at Santiago, CUba. during ·the Spanish-American War. I • :·' In 1950. Amerlcan and North Korean forces clashed tor the llrst lime tn .. the Korean Con1llct. , . · · ': In 1962, Algeria became Independent -a fter 132 years of·French J:"Uie. :'ten years ago: J>resldi\nt Richard Nixon and Soviet leader Leonld Bl'ezbneY ended their third sununlt meeting by Signing 8 cmummlque in whlc:h they said their countries would seek a uew Interim IICall'd on tlmltmg otfenslve nuclear weapons. Five years ago: West Gennany's lower house ot parllament, the _ Bundestag, voted to aboliSh the statute ot llmllatlons tor ttwrder to ' · continue prosecuting l'{IIZI war crimJnais. · . _,, Brady, Pa., Jtnn Kelly tried to model himself afler Terry Bradshaw and he still wearsBradShaw'sNo.12.But Bradshaw never bad Mouse Davis and his "run-and-shoot offense." The 1>-foot.:J, 215 pound Houston Gamblers rookie was named Mon· day the United ·f itates Football League's Player of the Year-afler putting iogether tbe most produc· live season ever by professional quarierback. It was accomplished but under tbe tutelage ot Davis, who • ~loped the quick-strike, . short· passtngolfensethatallowedKellyto fuflll his promise. · "BradShaw Is my main man, I hold the ball the same way be doeS andihavethesamenumba,"Ketly says of tbe Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback. "But Mouse has been such a great. help· to me. He's taught me a .lot · about anticipating when to thrOW a !Xf!DS • .• ' a ' . . . ' There was a bit of scandal at ' and therefore she let ttl!! column go Recently I wrote a column about The only ttason 1am pointing out ''The New Yorker" magazme. ·It through . . talking to God, wbo angrily reMed howvlgorouswearetnmakingsure appeal'9 one of their writers, .. On many· bccaslons I have . President Reagan~s contention that that all the facts In my column are Alastair Reid, admitted·- to Wall Wr!i'ten about private meetl~gs . God has been driven out of the correclls not to gloat over the "New Street Journal report\!r that be had between President Reagan and Public schools. One of the more Yorker" embarrassment, but to created composite · characlefl! . various membe1'9 of )he White lkeptlcal checkers said he doubted assure the reader ·t hat everything rearranged scenes and fabricated Qouse staff,· quoting complete I had spoken to God. I told him the he, or she reads In my colwnn 1s dialogue for nonfiction pieces li~ · conversations that took place In the, next lime he went to church to ask checked and double-checked before had Written over the Past 25 years. Oval Office.· Him . Thechecke~came back on the It Is disseminated to the public, ThiS surprised many pet'lple In the ' Whenever ·one ·of the checkers Monday morning and apologized. . If I ever had tp resort ' to journalistic world because the calls me on-this I say; "If you don't He said; "I read tbe column to God fabricating dlalogile or playing "New "Yorker'' has . the foremost : believe ·me why don't you call the and he·admitted Jte did talk to you, _ loose with .the truth, I would never reputation for meticulously check· White House?" anci was only disappointed you be able to look at myself tn'-lbe lng fac;ts. even ibose _In and _ Whe~ the checlcer does call the didn't use ihe tun text of His mirror tn the _m orning again. short stories. . president's press secretary, he ,Is .. remarks In the (lrtlcle." . I Mr. Reid justified his method of Invariably told, "I have no comwriting nonllctlon by saying that · menton that," which Is just as good wl!en he played with facts he was as a confirmation as far as creating a reality that was man! Washington Is concerned. aCC4fate than what actually t~ The least or my problems has to place. BUI Shawn, his - editor, do with the CIA, which will never· - contlm! or deny a 's tory no matter defended Mr. Reid. While not wanting tll judge the _. bow wild It Is. thetefore, while r "New Yorker" one way o~ ihe Insist every fact tn a CIA colllmn Is otber,llhoughtthereadermtghtbe true, and 'since tbe Agency won't Interested In how this column deals say otherwtae, the fact-checkers with !acts and tbe standards have 110 choice but 10- permit the applied before It get.t Into print. piece to stand as It Ia. My highly paid staff consl5ts of The Pentagon, on the other hand. my assistant, Catby Crary, .and an will deny everything I write. Once 1 eight·person fact-checking l4¥1m "had a fight . with one · of the who work on the !loor just below fact-checkers. because . I said that me. .1 the military waa buying S7JO When I write a colwnn It Is 1uunn1ers rcir • · A red nag: Immediately sent down to the Immediately W!!ftl up, and· the fact -cbecklng office to ~Ia! sure · checker ·came cJuu-aln& upetaln everything I have said ill tnli!. yelllD&;-"Whcl are you trytua to kid? Last week, tor example, I Wrote a _ Nobody II ao~DJ to pay ldiS for a pieCe saying that Walter Mondale S7JO hammer." I calmly dialed A. lntetvlewed me to be 1111 vice Emelt P'ltlprald at the Pentaaon president. One of the checkeri . whO not only confirmed It; but pv~ called Mr. Mondale to verity If It! me a lilt ~other tools that COlt the was tnle. Mr. Mmdale, whO ·has taxpayer mDUons of dollan more interYtewed 10 l1l8JIY people for the than they were worth. Stnm lben job, was atrald to admit he couldn't· I've !leVer ~ a problem Wltb my rememberlfhehadorhadn't.Sohe · fact-checkers oVer- any ltOrY I'W told my checlce!" he probably had, : ~~tten about wute In the military. ~ I'" • . • By 'lbe ASSOCIATED PIW!S When he was growing up In East ' ... ..'...... .... ·.. ..... Wble!m1, Tl&en 1 ' Harold Baines and ROn Kittle Soto second fj 1.0r IVe • SPECIAL OF THE WEEK '· . BARBECUE 99¢ With FRIES ........... ;. SJ.49 d ays lnnlnl KODACQLOR II COUIR PRIIT FILM , oEftl.DP£0 &PRINTED 12 EXPOSURES 1 Singled hmle two Insurance runs In the inning, while MllrA! Davis and Dave Kingman his two-nm bomers for Oakland. Bill Caudill, wilD II S-1 to go witb 16 saves. blankl!d &elan on two hits OYel' three tnnlngs after theRedSoxuedthescoreon consecutive elglllh-lnnlng ht:lnerJ by Tony Annas and Mike Easler off Keith Atherton. now." . With Kelly directing Davts' of· tense, the Gamblers became the only one c1 the six USFL expans.lon teams' to ~ the playoffs. They were eliminated In the first round Sunday 17-16 by the Arizona Wranglers. Kelty, 111 flrst·round pick of the National Football League Buffalo $2~9 . Roll Per Per ROll 24 EXPOSURES $3~!Roll d on 110,..126. disc, 35 mm Offer B"" h C process filll'S Kodacolor It & ot er -41 OfFER EX~MS: 718184 a and how to read tbe ixmes. When I firs! signed with the Gamblers,) didn't even know who he was. But believe me, a lot ci ~know hlrri .----, iO EXPOSURES Sl99 After Kelly named playe~f-year·-·~ ' Ti1e ' •' - AP Sport& Witter SteVe "Bye Bye" Balboni ts sillmmed two-run homers and ·bidding fiii'I!IW!ll to baseballs with . FloydBannlstercheckedDetrolton Increasing regul8rtty and the Kan- live hits as Chicago ~ted the :;as City Royalhre saying hello to a Tigers for the first time In ie\len pennant race. tries. Baines blasted his 13th homer - The 27-year.ald first baseman off Dave Rllliema In the first Inning homered In each game Monday after Scott Fletdlet' stnglal, and night · as the Royals swept a Klttlehlthis19th,abel"""'•'\118hol double-header trrorn the Cleveiand onto tbe roof In lefl-oenter, In tbe Indians 9-3, 4-3 and stretched their · fourth after Baines singled and was winning streak to five games. forced at second .. : "EarUer lntheyear~ lfigotagood "I'veneverhltonefarther, ~ pitch to hit, I'd hit a single," said maybe It was at thedrlvtngrange. Balboni, wbo has seven homers In said Kittle, whOle drive was his tus last 11 games after hitting only second roof 8hOI of the seasoo and five In his first 48. "Now, If I get a sailed aver the 374-foot mark onto good pitch to hit and I hit It, I know the roof, which ~1~feethlgh. lt~as it's going to be a borne run." the ;17th ba)l ~ history ot . 1be sweep lifted tbe Royals past - Comiskey Park hit on or over the Seattle Into fifth place ln the roofandKlttledldlltwlceasaroolde American League.West, live games . last season. He also threw a runner behind pace-setting Callfomlil.:., 1n oot at the plate In the sixth Inning. otber AL games, ChicagO trimmed Ralllftll1, YM]ree- 8 Detroit 7-1, Texas edged New York BWy Sample's tie-breaking two7-6,, C.allforpll) downed Toronto ~; run doUble In thlitlft,hlnnlngcapped Minnesota defeated Balt!Jpore 6-4, Texas' comeback from a 5-0 deficit oakland outlas~ Boston 9-6 In 11 while Oickle Noles, aCquired from Innings and Mllwaqkee took two tbeChlcagoCubsonSunday, plc\<ed !rom Seattle, 3-2 and 6-4. up · the win In his AL debut by Balboni slammed a two-run allowing an unearned run and two -homer and a single In KC's ltitsin41~tnnlngs~reUef. openlng·garnetriutnphandaddeda Gary Ward had a two-run triple single, double and bo~ In a 3-for·3 for Texas, which tied the Score on nlgbtcap. George Brett also hit a Pete O'Brien's fifth-Inning Single. two-run bomer In the first game Home runs by Steve Kemp and while Larry Gura Scattered seven Dave Winfield helped tbe Yankees hits. Breti cblbled home what tothelr5-0leadafter2>r,jtnnlngs,but proved to be the winning run In the they blew a chance tp put the game ninth lnnmg of tbe Second g~ away with some. unbelievable foilowlngPatSberldan'sslngle. baserunntng; a symbol of their • Soviet-war Hunleysaldl¥!wasunaw~ofthe stalemate. "I guess they're playin&' hardball. But right oow I'm not worried. I won't worry about this. We've stBI got how many days unw camp? (July J5)" "I'm stiU looking forwad to amtng to Cincinnati. I'm studying the playbook and llttlng~ts and running;'' said ijunley. . KQch said, "I'd like 1o1 reach an agnB~~e~~t to do tbe thing I do best in tutillty this 11!111011. the wmid-play football." After sqles by WQUe Randolph, • Paul Brown, Bengals vice presl· atltch Wynegar and Don Mattingly dent and gmeral manager, said the made It 1.0, Wynegar was thrown QUI trying to score on Don ~ylor's -'J.,..,a....;..,.g single. Thenmnersadvandldonthe ~.uao throw ,hcme and Wbdleld lbllowed L~~~' with an bdleld hit that 8llOI'I!d ~ Mattingly. butBaylorwasac:mehow ~ t:rappedofbeconctandWIIIIIeldwas caught s1eallng fDr the third oot. Astpll8, Mllei~QBI . CINCINNATI (Al')-- Mario Solo Mllre Brown hit · a! pilr of ·liolci has begun his second suspension of holnml and Fred Lynn added a the season for fighting after the two-nm blast as Mike Witt won b1s CtnctnnaU Reds dn~ their third stralgl!t decision.Witt allowed appeal Monday. eight-hits before being relieved by Solo refused to comment on the Don Aase with two out In the ninth. ~lonbutremalnedwiththetearn Lynn hit a_ two-nm bcmer <tf Jtnn at Pbliaclelphla. -ClanCy In the first Inning, while Solo was suspended tot five days Brown connected <tf Clancy In tbe and flned $5,<XXI by National League third and Dennis Lamp In the ninth. President Chub Feeney tor fighting TRill, 0r11111!s 4 with tbe Atlanta Braves and Kent Hrbek and Mickey Hatcber outflelder Claudell Washington. bornel'ed and Jchn Butcher scah Soto, 9-1. will be ellblble to pitch In teredlOhltstnbeatlngBaltlmoretor Saturday's game against the Mets the third lime In threemeetlilgs this at New York. · · season. Bulcher aUowed three runs Bob Howsam, the Reds' preslln the ftnt three Innings and then dent, said the club dl!clded U was blanked tbe Orioles unW the lllnth. best to "just get the suspension over Hrbek, wjj, lxxnered In the with." second and singled and A club spokesman said tbe Reels scored the pabead run In the sixth, felt the chaJI!)es of winning the has 14 hltsandelglltRBJstn his last appealwrenot good. ·w~·s sevengames.TheTwtnseraseda3-2 appeal was heard and rejected. deficit with two runs In tbe sixth off that, we felt there wass Scott McGregor on sb)gles by · virtually 110 chance of winDing." the J:lam!ll Brown, Hrbek and Gary spokesman said Gaettl, plus Thn Teufel's groonder. Solo, bard-throwing right· Hatcber added a two-nm hOmer In bander, 1s pennltted to work out lheseventh. wllhtheRedsdurlngblssuspenslon, A*rtl• t, Bed Sod but w111 not be In uniform during the Mike Heatb 1ed <tf the 11th inDing games, the club said. with a double and scored the first~ Solo brawled June 16 with three Oakland runs oo ~ Wasblngton and the Braves In Phillips' sacrifice plus a throwing - Atlanta,atterWuhlngtonledolfthe error by Boston third baseman gamewithahomeragainstSoloand Wade Sogg;. Dwayne Murphy the pitcher responded with bruSh· :Royals back in race ~fter .. sweeping pair .from Indians _ ' I • CINONNATI (AP)- TheCipcln· · otters were final. natl BeDp1s have blola!ft off . "Wedon'tthlnklt'sgoodbustness negotlatloalwtththelr twotopdr&tt judglement to go beyOnd them, and cholcel but slgaed a third. we think ll's already out of hand," Mike Brown, assistant general Pau!Brownsald. manager, said the Bengals have At Funnan, Jennings was cl)o6en made final otters · to Arizona three times as the Southern Conlerllnebllcker Ricky Hunley, and _eftCe'sjllayeroftheyear-:llerushed defensive JJnenwl Pete Koch from for a school feC9rd ~ 1,28) Yards on Your BEST Insurance _Maryland. _ - 180 attempts, an ave.-age of 7 yards ' "We're going to start paying per CIIITY. He led the confe'eDCe In Polley is a GOOD.Agent rookie lilleiJ&ckers and rookie rushln& tor three seasons tn a row. defensive lb\emen a half-mUUon · In 1983, his best performance doililrs a year, !!Yen If It means they occurred against Georgia Tech don't ·, play here," said Brown. when~ rusheQ for l&l yards on 22 ''We're prepared to accept It If we Carries and scored a touchdown. don'tsten them." ' Jennings' career marks at FurThe BengaJs said Monday they man were 3,886 yards oo 649 2J4 EAST MAIN had Stanford Jennings, a third· attempts, a 6-yard per carry POMEROY rwnd draft choiCe from Furman average, and 39 touchdowns. He 992-6687 declined to discuSS detalls. Jen- - also caught 76 passes for 8E5 Yards. n1ngs, 22, Is a 6-fQbt-1, ~pound an 11.4-yard average, and four . -...Auto l"lllllllng back. toue)ldowns. .. . . . . . . . .1 "We know where they sand. They The Bengal& have now signed lOof · know where we stand. 1doo't have the 15 ~ they selected tn this any plans to call them,'' Brown said yeal-'s NFL college draft. ottbeagentsforHunley andKock. . - - - - - -........----..r.......---~----- J ---~------------~ SUJISHER LOHSE Phormory t • S...., JO:JO l.llt. 10 12:10 P.lll. lid 4 to I J.lll. I Pl!ltiiPTIOIII t I ·--....1 I - · - --..,,, ca;,. 111110. •-" - I t...w~ -~~.. ' ·"-· • ... ttwll Sat . •:01 •.• . It , , .. . Ent llitl St. PM. 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Lightweight- only 8.8ibs ~ POMEROY HOME _& AUTO 600 EA$T MAIN 614-992-2094 I ' POMEROY .. '' WILLIS BLOWER .. · . lO !. . ' ' • �' . f-~~~~nw~~~~~fi~-~~-~-~---~·~·~··=-----------------~-~~~~~~~~Oh~~!-------~------~------.__:__-rr=~~~~~~3h,1~M=I4~ Connors takes day· off. after . - ~he ~.!;... .~~nti~e· . II Dlvlolaa ol Mull.......... lae. l . . GOES FLYING -Defending Champion John McEnroe falls and loses his racquet during his fourth round match a1alnst fellow American Bill Scanlon on Wimbledon's No. I Court, Monday. McEnroe delated Scanlon, 6-3, 40-3 6-1 and later said It was his best '1'atch of the tournament. (AP Laserphoto) • ' .r ' on court No. l. defending champion five-set defeat ()f No. l5 seed Vltas By ANDREWW,,\RSHAW Mem~: Tbe AUQCtated Prell, Ill· Martina Navratllova was to play GeruiBitls by John l!adrl of Char· APSportsWrlter . land DaUy Pres• Auoclaton add tbe Manuela Maleeva of Bulgaria lotte, N.C., in a match that took 3 WIMBLEDON, England (AP)American ~ewspa~ Publllhtl'l » soclatlon, N1tlonill AHvertlllnl RepreJimmy Connors ls.asked the same before. Pam Shriver's match hOurs and.l5mtnutes. Sadri won 6-3, sentative, ·Branham NewJPiper Sal•, against Kathy Jordan, · an all7-5. 6-7. 4-6. 6-3. question at almost every major 133 Th1rd Avenue, New York, New Gerula!tls and Krlek were two of York \11011. tournament these days- when will AmeriCan attatr between two big ' serve and volleyers. four men's seeds to tuinble ouiotthe you retire? PQSTMA.STER: Send addreu to 'l'M Connor5, :n, seeded No. 3, champ!onshlps to unseeded play· D<iUy sentinel , U1 CouM St., 1'9meroy, "As long as I'm playing like I'm Ohio 4~769. ~of Mayotte6-7 (4-7)'~ 6-2,6-0, Kevin Curren lost In tour sets to ers. playing, I don't seewbylcan'tgoon ' Pat cash of AustraUa and Jimmy 8VI8CIIJ1!TION RAl'llll··· another ~ar or two." said Coilnors 6-2. With over 100 tournament Alias went down in straight sets to By Canter "' Mol• Roole . after an lmptesslve four-set victory victorieS behind hlfn. Connors Is One Wee!\ .... .' ....... ,.....................$1.10 . playing In Ills 14th Wimbledon. Tomas Smld of. Czechoslovakia. Mon<'lay over fellow American Titn One Month ....................., ....... ..SUO One Year ........................... ...... $57.110 · Cash J¥!Xt·will play sixth-seeded Mayotte In the four.th round of the Despite his enjoyment of the Sll\IGLE OOPY AndresGomezofEcuadOrand · ~ game, Connors Stressed that tennis men's singles at Wimbledon. PRICES · • Daily .. .'............ ...........: .. ... .. 25 Cents "But then again. 1f I lose my is ndt as dominant In his life as in the Wm play Lend!. . ' On the women's side, defending Interest. I'd sooner get out." · past. Subscribers n01: dealrln& ·to pey the car· rler may remit In adva.-ce direct to" Uke the rest of the men left in the "My goals are a llttl!! bit dltferent champion Navratllova took. the Tile Dally sentinel on 3, S or 12 montb . opening set 6-0 against Elllabeth singles tournament. Connors was than they used to l\e. I still enjoybasis. CreQlt wilt be gtven caJ,Tter each enjoying a day off today as the golngln and trytngtowinevery time Sayers of Australia who· then month, women tOOk to the show.~urtsofthe Iplay-butldon'tplayasmuchand withdrew with a stoma.ch inJury. No subscriptiOns by n\all permitted In r Carina Karlsson, a Utile known I will play less and les&." · AD· England Club. towns W'hert" home carrier service is avaJ]able. Swedish player, added to her Chris Evert Lloyd was first up on In the quarter-finals on Wednescollection of surprtslng victories by Centre i€ourt In a delayed fourth day, Connors will meet Paul MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS ctefeatlng 15th SEeded Andrea TeInside Ohio round match against Claudia Annacone of East Hano(iton, N:Y .• 13 Weel<s ................................. $14,56 mesvartofHungary64, 7·5. Kohde-I<llsch of West Germany, to whO Mollday upset Johan Krtek 6-3, 2S Weeu .................... ............. $29.12 , Mandllkova reached thelaste!ght 52 Week$ ..... ............................ $.'18.:U he followed by a quarter-final clash 6-2, &4. 0Ut81de10hlo hetw~ No.10 seed Jo Dwie- the Other fourth round men's results ' at .the .expense of her compatriot 13 Weeks ................................. $15.li0 HelellaSukova. · · 2S Weeks ........................... :.. ... $31.110 last British hOpe in the competition includedJOhnMcEnroe'sS-3,6-3,&1 52 Weel<s ..... ................. ...... .. ... 159.80 - and the No. 3 seed from victory over Bill Scanlon. Ivan Czechoslovakia, Hana Mandllkova. Lendl's hard-fought 4-6, &4, 64, :>-7, r---------"""":::::::::4~:=======::==::= : In two other quarter-finals, both 7-5 win over Scott Davis and a "91111'1 . ., ..... .. . -· . .......... . -_.,., :•.-.. ·-..... --6.-1 n two-strike pitch by Dwight Gooden Craig Reynolds· RBI grounder.and and the Kswere being posted on the a double to Cruz, wholsnowl8forhls Ph11Hes4, RedsO upper deck facade at a rate last31. ··• . ShaneRawleypltchedtwo-hltball Wally Backman led the New York over seven innings and OZzie VIrgil commensurate with the rookie strikeout artist's latest overpower· attack by drtving In three runs, but and Glenn Wilson hit solo home log performance. errors contrtbuted to the cause. runs. The Mets tied It H In the second Rawley, 1.0. acquired Saturday Acrowdof21,923hadcometoShea Stadium hoping to See the 19-year- inning when Darryl Strawberry from the New York Yankees, oil;! right-hander take the major tripled off the -left·field wall with . allowed both hitS in the fifth inning. . league lead in strikeouts. He didn't Cruz missing a catchable ball and · AI Holland retired all six batters he disappoint them, fanning 12 In a 4·2 scored when Hub!e Brooks hit a faced in the filial two innings. victory Monday night over the chopper that shortstop Reynolds Juan Samuel opened thePh!U!es' Houston Astnis to boost his total to tried to short-hOp but misplayed for first with an Infield single, stole se<:ond and third and scored 'when 125andpltchtheNewYorkMetsinto a two-base error. first place In the National League catcher Brad Gulden's throw went In the ·fifth inning, New Y o rinto k !e ft fle ld . E ast. A large red K was taped to the ' scoredtw!ceagalnstM!keScott,4-6, The PhUUes made It 2-tl in the raU!ng an,d the drama COI)tlnued to · without hitting the ball out of the second on V!rg!J's 12th home run of mount with each succeeding stri· infield. Right fielder Terry Puhl · theseasonandaddedanotherrunln keout In What has become knqwn as misplayed a l)lt by Ron Gardenhire the sixth. The K Komer, a spot near the in the seventh to help the Mets, who ·Wilson opened the seventh by lett-field foul pole. It reached Its lead both Chicago and Philadelphia hitting the first pitch from Tom climax when Houston's Jerry by three percentage points, score Hume.~overtheleft·fleldwallfor Mumphreyfannedforthethlrdtlme the!rflnal run. his sixth homerun. to boost Gooden past Fernando San Diego went ahead 2·1 on a Expl8 5, Braves 4 . Valenzuela of Los Angeles. slxth·!nn!ng throwing error by loser Andre Dawson's double h!ghllghGooden, in llvlng up to b!s RlckReuschel,44,andaddedthree tedafour-runs!xthlnningthatmade reputation of being poised far more •runs In the seventh with the a wbUier of David Palmer. Miguel beyond his years, seemed unmoved help of a two-run error by Gary Dllone, batting for Palmer, 3-3, by all the commotion. Matthews.. singled for the first of four str:\lght "I don't get caught up In the Garry Templeton ted off with a hltsoffAtlanta'sPascuaJPerez, S-3, crowd," saki Gooden, who hAs double·andGeorgeFrazlerrelleved wh0hadret!redl4oftheprevlous15 !aimed 10 ormore•stx times. "The Reuschel. Pinch hitter Tim battersand.~da2·1lead. flist tbne It happened I wondered Flannery walked·and Alan Wiggins Titn Rallli!s, who had hOmered on what was going on. Now I just have dropped down a bunt single to load 0 •• , •• Dodsers 5, Pirates 4_ 298 SECOND Sl · I . -~~~ -~~~ .. - . PoMEROY. 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Elsewhere, San btego tripped Chicago :>-1, Philadelphia blanked Cinc!nniltl 4.(), Montreal edged Atlanta 5-4 and Los Angeles·shaded Pittsburgh 5-4. St. Louis and San Francisco were not scheduled. Gooden, 7-5, taJT)ed the hOt-hitting A.Stros. who bad been averagfug 111 2 the pitch of the game, followed with a single and then Pete Rose singled to drive In D!lone. Raines scored the go-ahead on Dawson's double, Rose came= on a wj!d pitch and Gary r droVe in the final run of tre with a sacrifice fly. The Braves had tied the game l -l In the fourth and went ahead an inning later on Claudell Washington's lOth homer. Atlanta ~tened totlethegame In the ninth, but Dale Murplw, whO had slngleq off Jeff Reardon. was cut down by Carter trying to steal third. Then Reardon got his 12th save by retiring Gerald Perry to end the game. :. .... : il::r" ._ - the bases. Tony Gwynn I~ a slngletoletttoscoreTempleton,and Flannery and Wiggins came home when the ball eluded Matthews. ....... u. = --: .... . . !!!!'!!L_ Teen-ager fans 12, Mets defeat ·Astros By DICK BRINSTER seven runs over 1he!r last l2 games. AP Sports Writer . after a s)laky first Inning. He The fans were .cheering every · aiJowed aleadofftrtp•oBWDoran, ' • ·Leagrw '· standings Publtlhed , """ry ariern-. MondaY tlu'ouah Friday. 1U CouM s - . by tile Ohio VaHey (1ubllll11118 Compu,y_~ J.lul· ttmeQJa,lnc., Pofriilroy, 0~~~·~ 21!16. Se«Jnd elliS IJIIBbi&e ,_. a ~ meroy. Ohlo. inlpressive .showing Monday -.. .. .. ·-- , . • IJ •1 1M ClltOIIIr Athwlll'a '""' Elpl• . ...., 7, ltM Ulllt 81041 , t . I , , 79¢ . Fri'ed ~Chicken -· CHARMIN _TOILET9§\.UE . , 4 R~ll Pq, , , U•lt IIIII Per Cuato111r 1oM lilly At POWIII:s Offu Elpfta Sit.. .lilY 7, 1984 �'. . ·- - . . . ..._.... I ' -. Page 6 The Daily Sentinel Pametor Middleport, Ohla . From Omsumer Reports .. -- . ' ' ' . Tuesday, July 3, 1984 ;.. Sp,eed mars By The Bend c• :1 . . flying?· Nervous about leaving your home? Get help trom· Dr. maker's · neWsletter "If yoiJ Are Phobic." Send !10 cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope to Dr. Blaker 111 care of this newspaper, P .O. Box 475, RAdlooCity station, New York, NY 10019. . Write to Dr. Blalrer at the above address. Tile VOl~ of mall probhlblts penodal replies, but questions of &eneral Interest wm be dlscuuecl 1n f\lture columns. . Braille bank introduced ·at convention;_ l'HILADELPHIA (AP') - An $8 shllet of plastic with Braille lnstruc· tlonshasmade4,00lautomatlcbank · ~rmachlnesnatlonwll)eaccesslble ti> the blind, a speaker told the ropvention of lhe AmeriCan Council of the Blind. project coordlnator,llnd Its project coordinator, Margaralne G. · Beaman, Ms. Beaman Said she developed the Jdea seven years ago after overhearing a blind man talking about Braille. Her organization self-adhesive plastic Texas, panels areXhea project of the Austin, !arranged of Brallie shopping the mallInstallation directories, street Jimlor Women's Federation and Its ¢ommunity group , has-meeting . The Long Bottom Community ' The Rutland Garden Club met In ureoomeofMrs.c.o: Chapmanand Ann Webster with 1( members a.tll!ndlng. Association met Wednesday with 20 members 11ttendlng. Newofllcet'selectedwereMelody ROberts, president; HarlanBallanl, vice president; Mae McPeek, 54Jerelary; E~tlne Hayman, treasurer; Jlla1ilta Wells, news reporter; Sue Hayman, activity chairman; Frances Andrews, four. tenn as trustee. F!naJ plans were made for the Ice cream social July 14. The men decided to meet to finish construe· tlon on the bac)t poreh. Refresh· ments· were served by Dorothy 'lllruston and Soe Hayman. A silent auction wW be held during the next regular meeting at7: 30p.m. July25. • '• • ;Burketts note Momay lbat ~ r1 hls network's 5111 machines 1n Pennsylvania, · New More tban 50 au!oolated teller Jersey lllld Delaware already haY!!' networks bave· cooperated, w)th Instructions 1n Braille, the ralsedroughly 4,00l machines converted dot .code used m reading tllr<Juab across the country, she said. . the touch r1 a fingertip. Most of the Doutlas Anderson, lli8JIBgl!l' of restshouldbeequlppedbytheendr1 Baked Steak Dinner !loom Served with Mashed Potatoes, Chelco of Salad, Roll & Drin• Dlntng Only " ' .. ,, TIJESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Lodge 363 F&AM will meet .Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. ;Fellow· craft Club wm meet In the lOunge .at .6:45 p.m. Refreshments wm be served. · OH. ' ~~':'t=~~~urcit. Fourth, He Is the son of Helen and Fred . Burkett. He Is a barber in Middleport, and has been for :rJ years. He Is a member of the S$cred Heart Cathollc Church lind currently Is president of tile 0-KAN Coin Club. She Is the daughter of John and Estella Joachim and ·a-member rl the. Flr8t Presbyleniln Church, Middleport. She Is active in thecholr and garden club. POMEROY - The marching · tJMd in Southern High School :wm practice Tuesday from 7: :rJ I•· to 8:30 p.m. for the July 4th : parade. ·, ~Scb,oglrnarcblngband wm . , · ;ractlce Jllly 3fl;onl 7::rlp.m.. to 8:30p.m. In preparation for the :Fourth of July parade. '· :· Happenings ' Ba.rbecue planned POMEROY -Eastern Athletic . Boosters will sponsor a chicken barbecue July 4th at · EaS!ernHighSchoolServlngw!U begin at 11:00 a.m. Honor's Day· ' COOLVIU..E - An Honor's Day c;elebratlon, sponsofe4 lly Modern Wo6dmeri of Artterk'a. Ciu'np 10900 will be held Wednes· day, July 4. at 2::rl p.m. at Malone-Hendel'll>n Farm home, County road 56. Coolville, first fann on right. Richard Kent Welch · and Richard .Parrlsh wtu be IIDnol'ed. The camp wm provide, treeofcbarge,melon,lcecream and beverages. 'There will be contests and door prizes awarded. t !' Reservations MIDDLEPORT ~ Persons · wtsblng.tomakereservatlonsfor summer basketball, mens' soft· bMJI, retll'I'Ve shelter houlle or wish to !)lay a tournament at · Middleport Park are asked to contact Bob Johnson at 992-61100. . ' . ~- '\ . ,?__ '" . SALE GOOD THRU JULY 8, 1984 OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. WE )IESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES p.m .July lOin the Bob Evans shelter bouse. · · Lewis, a former ll)!"mber of the American Irts Society, displayed a drawing sho"''lng the parts of an b1s and Its hybridlzatlon process. Lewis and Covert reported on a workshop In Wheelersburg, Ohio with arranger Bob 'fholnas. Mrs . Roy Snowden made two plantings In the.MIIesCemetery ,It was reported. Mrs. Vernon Weber, Nicholson and Mrs. Parsons did plantings In the town planters .. The Club planned to prepare and use a float for the Fourth of July parade in Rutland . Church arrangements w~re dellvered by Mrs. Carl Denison, Mrs. Atkins, Nl<:lmlson, Miss Diehl and Mrs. Chrts PiehL · The annual plcnlc Is scheduled for the next meeting In Forrest Acres Park . CATCH THESE SUPER SUMMER,' SAVINGS! ·Meigs .studerit participa~es in OU Scientific Olympic . . ' Carl Moodlspaugh, Middleport, Is ter as a reSearch tool, lechnlcat' among 52 young people from all . writing and public speaking skills. over Ohio and as far away as These Skills are emphasized to ·Detroit who arrtv~t Ohio Unlver- prepare the students for future slty to begin the Summer Trials of participation In the Annual Junior the Olympics for the Scientifically s c 1e n c.e a n d H u m a n I t ! e s Inclined. Symposium. Students woo attend this twoDr. Ray Skinner, co-director of week program participate in indl· Summer Trials, says that all of the vidual and sman work groups In the students are very enthusiastic science field of their cholce. about the program. One. student The goal of. tile progra~:n Is to remarked, "This program gives motivate each student to conduct a me a chance to learn about things research project of their own. The that my school couldn't >teach me. participants wm learn how to use It's great! .. the University library, the compu- · ' ' Feeney Bennett.Amdliary conducts regular meeting WEDNESDAY RACINE :.... Tlie Southern FAMILY RESTAURANT PH. 992-5432 • anntversary George (Eddie) and Elizabeth Joachim BurkeJ;t, Coal Street, Middleport, will celebrate thelr 25th wedding anniversary July 8, An open house reception· wm be held from 2·: 30 p.m. to 5 p.m. In the a,ea. PRESSURE COOKERS, BLANCHERS COLD PACK CANNERS, FOOD MILLS STONE JARS ' .. George (Eddie) and Elizabeth Joachim Burkett Calendar·· WEDNESDAY NIGHT . read Poe!nS and prayers were by Mrs. Harry Williamson. Mrs. . Ernest Covert, regional director, updated the Ohio Assocla. lion of Garden Clubs news, statewide and regjol)ally . N~ band· ·book.S tor tile 85Siiclatlon were priced. Gardeners Day Out Is being planned for Sept. 18 In Wooster, Ohio. The fall regional meeting Will be held In McArlhur ln October. Mrs. James Nicholson wlU serve as delegate and receive the club'.s award for thelr program book. Mrs . CharleS Lewis announced the county Ctu1stmas show also received a superior rating. The Open Gate Qub extended an Invitation to thelr operi meeting at 6 . • ' rrthe;;;;;;M;;;oney;;;~A~ccess~;;Servla!~;;;~·~sal;d;;;;~the~~;he~sa~ld~.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 •' ·~ 19~ ' Rutland Garden Club has ·meeting recentlY signs, elevatorbuttonsandmuseum guides In the Austin Tuesday, July 3, ' • Tell your Sister how you ·feel •......, ..,.. . tlonshlps become mroe and J:l'l!>l'e about my past becaWJe 1 am so Important and Onally replace thoSe ashamed. Suddenly 1 kDow how It saved only for parents because by wouldfeeltobeleftbyiOIIM!OIIeyou then lllDthe,r s and I fathei'!I . IJilve care abOut, and 1 reellze just how . usually passed away. Salvage your cruel I bave been. . relatlQnshlpwlthyourslsterbefore DEARREADE~-Ah.ifltwere · It's too late. . · only_tbat easy. The problem Is tbat DEAR DR. BLAKER - I have there was probably an Important hurt many women In my life. Ibave psychological reasoo beblnd YOIIJ' dated them; courted them; _m ade ~ treatment r1 women. love to them; promised to marcy Don 1 you thin[~ · you owe , II .to tllern - and then deserted them. · yourself 8llfl your new f'l~d to And I dld It all ()11 Plll'fl008· It. was flnd out w;hat tbat was· " tun. . ~ Wouldn t It be ten1ble u, tbat Nowlam26 rsoldandhave , samebebavlorreared .ltsuglynead . .· · 1n• Get · .........__. ··-• · fallen unexpect y and deeply In . · aga · some ,..v.~o..... Jove. I have not told my girlfriend counseling. · .• Page see to leave my estate.to Is my sister, but 1 ain too~8ssed to let her know. ·She Is 0n1y aware of my negauve feelbigs towards her.l,am .' so confused. · · · DEAR READER _ Do not punish her. by withholding from her the Jove that you feel. ·Maybe It .Is finally ttme to accept her as the personshehasbecomeandtakethe chance' that her feelings might be reCiprocal. · You have been too frightened of her rejection to take this risk before Is he · all th 1 h . s re y a muc better a person than you? As tile years pass, sibUng rela- The Daily Sentiner • u By Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Dt;:AR DR. BLAKER ~ My sister and I are three yeai:S apart a_J)d In our 60s. We have never · gqtten along because I couldn't handle her suC<;ess. She worked · hard, was ·. blessed with great iu:tlstlc ·talent and made a lot of money. .; I always wanted her to accept me, but as sl)e became more and tnore successful. I felt that It was · less and Jess a possibility. I withdrew from her and hated Iter bl!causeineededherlovesamuch. never marrted and noW must ~tea will. The only person I wish .-' •. and aslldemounter. All~bayeto ' goested retail prices are Sll3 for the you don't sit too to theacreen.' schoOl or omce pf~nntatioai, the of Conswner Beporlll do Is load ·the e~ 111m and tllm-()l'OCellin& box, $17 for the Polacbrome sllclel tranlllllt OIIIY Polachrome color Illite 111m ntay be Some rum processors are able to Pl"Q9eS801' )llic:l!: Into tbeiJtooesstng slide IJIOUIItel', $5 for a box or 100 about one-thlnl much ll&ht as ~ble. since the systml Is , return finished prtnts from 35- box and crank the 111m tluuigb !hi! slide mounta·and $11 to $15 for the · conventional rolor IIIJdes - some- certalnly convenient. But the plloto m111lmeter fUm 1n as little ~ art. developing · process. Mounting Polachrolne 111m. ' (TWelve- and thJni you'd notice tt·the alldes 'l\'el'e " experts add tbatll may not provide oour these days. You usually have slides with ihe system's mounting 36-eJLPQDW'e rolls are available.) mixed with slides from CQIIVen· the ~!rightness or irrulae quality to.walt at least 24 hours for finished device and slide mounts . can be But actual~elllng prices are likely ttonaLcolor !Urns. you'd Uke for vacation snapsoots or . 35inrn s!Jdes. But Polaroid's new ~ carried out witoout ever touching to be about 20 percent to :rJ percent · With Polachrome film, reddish other casual pbotographs. . raj)ld Autoprocess System prom- the fUm Itself. below the suggested prices.. At tints tended to be emphasized and (FQr a special· reprint of Consuls& to deliver finished 35mm slides When the pOOIO experts hied the typical disCount prices, the fUm red and orange obj~ IOIJII!IImes men Union's t!v'aluatlon Ql how to lnJlbout live minutes. system, they found tbl!t everything tails about 00' percent more th3n appeared sllglltty luminous. In protect your valuables, aend $1 for Kodak color slide fUm plus process- some slides, white cjouds had a · eac11 copy to CONSUMERS, P ,O. Consumer Reports photo experts from loading and unloading the evaluated the system · recently to Camet'&, cranklt!g the fUm through lng. Unfortlmately, the ftlm Is the . . slight plnJdsh cast. 'floweva', the Boll 461, Radio City Statloll,· New see 11 It could. Indeed, deliver the the processing box alid mounting blflllest cll'awbil.ck with the Autopl'o- · . photo e;~perts said coiOI' renditiOn In 'f01'k, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to ask for In five minutes and to how the slides, ·was easy and neatly cess System. · · Polachrome sllcJ!l$ was Judged the reprint on hOw to protect your th@ finished sUdes from Polaroid's foolpJ;OOf. Processing anainoun~ · · Consumer Reports photo experts generally pleasing, !ll!hough In yaJuablel.) spectal 35mm film ·compared wtth a 12-exposure roll took five min· found the Polachrome slides to be side-by-side comparisons with Kod· Se!ld your questions to Consu· tllllse processed through conven· utes; a 36-exposure roll took 10 considerably grainier !ban tho6e · achrome and Ektachrome rums, It mers Union, Box DCB; 2!56 Wa- · tlonal means. minutes. from Kodak's ISO 400 Ektachrome came out thlnl. s111ngton St., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Tile Autoprocess sY~ Includes· However, the !iystem's equip- film. But they said tile graininess If you:re not teiTibly fussy about 10053. Volume Of mall prohibits film, a processing hox, ~Ide mounts ment .l$n 't exactly cheap. Sug. Probably won't be objectionable If picture quality, say for frequent wnodal replies. -irk Dr. Biak£r · • • • . By the Edlton ·slides - . .. ' The Feeney Bennett Auxiliary met In l'elrular sessloll receJ)tly. •. The~ was . opened by Becky Tyree, p~ldent. followed by a prayer by chaplain Katherine Metzer. Thirty members have paid 1!!85 dues. senior dues are J7 while juniOr dues are $4. Dues may be mailed to . Susan Jean Rice Chambers Mrs. Albert Rousl), unit secretary. lVT · Ella Will gave 'a report on the g r a uatesummer convention. Cominander ·• • John Mel2er welcomed the auxiiS t a t e • . 1ary to the post. !3ob Gtimore, post member and city counclbnan welcomed them to the cJty. Susan Jean Rice Chambers, .:\Waids In a recent contest wE're daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester given to the unit for flrsf place for Rice and granddaughter of Mrs. children and youth, second place In Eula rua;. all formerly of Middle- AmeriCanism, first place_in comport was graduated from Georgia munlty seiVIce, first place til State University, Atlanta June 16. .. · veterans affairs. Post members , Chambers was graduated cum · honored · were Emma WhaJen, · laude, .~th a 3.67 grade point MargBret Clatworthy and Beulah average, with a bachelor 6f science. Roush. . in special education. · . The eighth dlsbictfall conference ShewasamemberoftheZetaTau Alpha Sorority and Delta Kappa PI • Education Honor Society. She Mr. and 'Mrs. VIrgil Parsons, ' received·a sCholastic honor cllallon Albert Roush, Lisa and Justin upon graduation from the Mortar Roush, ·were ln St. Albans recently Boord Honor Society.' the firaduatlon of· Shet'l')l '{,ynn fpr the Chambers famtly held a Roush frtm St. Albans High School. party In her honor following the graduation ceremony. Approximately 50 friends and · relatives attended the cocktail buffet. • Attending fro~'! OUt-{Jf·town ~re Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush and Mr. ,and Mrs. Robelill"Merrill from grandson Spanky Tyree spent the Ridgewood, N.J., and Mr. arid Mrs. Wl!ekend In Columbus with Mr. and Denver Rice and Bill Rice from Mrs. Roger Rogers and Mrs. Larry Middleport. Flowers. Chambers now resides will\ her VIsitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert husband, George C. Chambers and Roush on Sunday was Donald a son; Clint, 14 and Emily, 8ln East ~t.heney ot Wlbnington, N.C. Mrs. Point, Georgia. Sl!e plnns ro teach Cindy Ozes and two children, Justin special education In the .metro. . and Katie from Jacksonville, N.C. . · A:tlanta school ~stem . ·d ' woman Georgta Attend f!raduation ' Wilkesville Oct 4. A wtu be held In steak dinner wm be sold. Attending were Ethel Hawk, Nettle Hayes, Etta Will, Erma Hendricks, Grace Welch, Sonya Whalen, Jean Gilmore, Becky ·Tyree, PIJYIIis Blake, Jerry and Maxine Parsons. Gayle Fen-y was welcomed as a new member. The wilt will spOnsor three new patients from , the rest home to the Jamboree July 13 ln Middleport. One delegate wm a ttend the department convention in Dayton. The charter was draped In oonor of Beulah Roush, amembersince 1933. On the sick Jist were Kenneth and Mary Madden and . ~va Hartley. Door prize, donated by Mary Lou Miller,. .WiiS won by Erma Hendricks. A po!X cllop supper was held prior to the meeting. Shower set A miscellaneous shower will be held at the Trlnlty Chuch for Gall Edwards and George Francis on 1bursday, July 5, at7p.rn. All ladles of the church, frleilds and neighlxlrs are Invitee. Visiting • The look Of Luxury C&D PENNZOIL PEPSI .. COLA Anniversary Sale :~L~.K $.} 47 Happy Birthday America!! SUMMER CLEARANCE CONTINUES . 0' ALL SALE SHOES _. ____ ·-_ .• F"'"' lhe in1rtcate delolllng o111s brocelel, IOIIe dilliiCII.edHigtl of Hacast. BuiM Cluortz b<IICMI10111does express ' ~lnolimolnlway. ....... ........_... tna OlnCtyta~~ .• ...... ....·--"-·"""' ........... flllliJIIii-DR·Cf'IIIM, . . . . c. ...... _ .. ....... ~,_lll ~. - BULOVA ' J CHAPMAN ·SHOES • · Next t_o Elberfelds In Pomeroy . I • • .. ~~------------~~------••. ~- ···---~ --"--~---· ··· - - I ( • �.• . • • Jlage-8 The' Daily Sentinel Tuesdcay, July 3, 1984 ~ • LIFEUNE receives gifts.for more home untts > 1 ' '' 4-H news J • heldgroup meettng the_,.... MOBILE HOME Long . ~yracuse man .penison grad :GRANVILLE, Ohio - A Syraresident was among the 481 stullents graduated from Denison University held May 26. Jack Lee Duffy Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack L.DuffySr., Third Street, Syracuse was aw.a rded a bachelor's t:;:;;;;;:;jl We're watchln,g the wonder wow. .$ 2 3 Oh. th(' joys of summer tim(>. • I The wonde rful smell of new mowed hay Coml'S to m e on th£1 s ummer breez('; ~ wE> f ('St fro m a day of honest toll. In the yard , a t ('V<'nln~. bt'nt•ath ·thr trees. corn Is ' * Specials• J ~~~:.. . ., during ............................. '"~''" .. - · .... .. . - ,. _ ...~ for - ~~•..,•• 1~. ~.,.,. •• .,...kellr notM _h, r . renwu...................., • ,....,.... . Call Us: 378-6158 ~~ fteiM ,..m....t. ~,.itt~., • ,.,...,.w. ~,.., ., refun4 , ..., ,...,ch ... ----iiiiiiiiliilii-- .· Super Lean Ground Beef.: ... • ' THE "MORE BEEF GROUND BEI'F" U.S. GOV'T lfllSPECTED Extra Lean Ground Beef $1 ~8 · a .:f Steaks . . I " .. .,''· .. ·I ; . ~·· I U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHIOICEl GRAIN FED BEEF ,· . • KROGER · Barbecue Sauce ...... :... .-.......... 1a-oz. Pound .. -- . gc JUMBO 12 SIZE Texas Cantaloupes-... :.... ' • -· I Bill and Mon na Phillips Rt. 3, Box 643 Bidl'ell. Ohio H~re's 'With The -~ ( ~~~c:i# an op-portunity for· parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles or god parents ro have their "baby's" photo appear in the Sen· tinel's BABY EDITION Monday,July 23. All babies born between 1979 and 1984 are eligible co have their photos published. Just think how your "baby" will save and cherish this special edition throughout his or her lifetime. It's e;~sy tO have your .photo published. Just bring or mail it to The Sentine with rhe infor- EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS Sponsored by: Skyline Lanes. Bob's Electronlca, PJ's, Kerr Distributing .C o.-Stroh's, Lowe's of Atheni, Rutland Fur· 11iture co .. Dan's ill Middleport, Ingle's Furniture Co.; Wutem · Style Outlet. Simmon'.• Olds-Cad.-Chevy, McDo-· nalds-Athens lit Gallipolis, Rutland .Tire Salea. Meigalnn. Burd••tto Cam_ p er Sales. Deadline. for photos marion reque~ted jn the coupon below, co• gether with $5.00 'which in~ludes the cost of processing, public'acion and p<mage for 'safe return by mail. ·A black-and-white glossy photo insures tne -best reproduction. However, color phoros, Polaroid photos and sn~pshms will be accepted. Photos of babies born anywhere will be accFpted, too. Send inyour baby's photo to day. ~eadline for receiving phpms is Saturday July 14, 1984. · ./ I' ' • IS Saturday, July. 14, 1984 . I I I - ' ·- Paren r·s N a rrle ... .......... :..... ..................... .,.. :........... _.... ... _.............. . ·' Street <)r R.F.D . ............... .. ~ ..... :............·.. .............. :.... ... .. ....... ........ . . . I ' ' Whole Watermelons .. Each .I Boy ( ) Girl ( . > • ~ ' Phone ............ ......:... :........ .... :......... I I Date of Birth ...................... :..................... :................... :.:. 19.... :.... 1 II 1 I 1 1 ·NOTE: Photo of Twins will be .handled as one picture.::. Mall coupon, baby photo aod $6.00 to Baby Edition, The Dally Sentinel . Box 729, Pomeroy, Ohlq 46789 I Ember's KROGER I 1 . . I • L----------~~--------------~--~-~----J ' . -~· h 78 Homog.enized . $ Milk .. :.......~ .............. Gal. 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Recapture the special moments of their car· eer ... over !5 lntervlewa... how II aU helan ...chUJe& Ia tllelr muslc ... changes wHhln lllemselves. Ride the memories of daya gone by and relive II aU In the best of the Beach )Joya mwdc. Su..nne Renee Klnceid .~' . ,. ' ..11i·DZ. COP'IIfQHT 1. . · fHI KIOCU CO . ITIMS AND Nte1S GOOD SUNDAY , JUI.Y ,1. lHIOUGHSAIUWDA'f.IU\'f 7 . 1'14 . tN • ··~ , WI HSIIVI tHl ltGHl 10 liMIT QUANTITIII. HONI IOLP TO PIALII$. Boneless Top Sirloin ·Steak by Danny Hood 14 ..' ,. Pound lb. Music Provided From 9 to 1 ·- ; ' . .. Ch;ov;;;;ec_T~D . $ .78 BABY EDITION Monday, July 23 1984 Allen Phillips • ' • . TOTAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE - U.S, GOV'.T INSPECTED Reedsville, Ohio - herythlnl f'Oiol liYJ It K,.pr It IVItl~ ~r retfr .... ] Ntltfact._ r-iorilfll of "'••wf.nvrer , tf yeu era AOt -....~~M~ Kroe- Will ,.,..,, rowr lfHt wlttl the ...,.~ will ........ , _ te t'UteU.. the - -... - ~ ... fh. qhortleetll ,,.,, • __:::::r'· 0..., ... .,...., cevpott wNI .. ecc..,..._ ' -----:----,-.;...;.--, ,. · " we · - "'-" ..,, ef ,,. eNrtltN ....,., wo WIN ..., ~ ,.., choke of • '' CIM,•r•lll• '''"'· When enlle~le ~· . ' each D SUMMER VIBRATIONS ,I • NO REMAIN OP£N~ REGULAR HOURl - Kroge·r 'Pork ·&· Beans . Join Us for Dinner and Dancing • 8:00 A.M .. 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY CALL 9'92-3381" 992-2342 CELEBRATION ALL DAY LONG -. r, Open . ednesday ' . JOIN US FOR OUR BIG 4TH OF JULY PARTY -· • MULLEN INSURANCE· TV - - ·~~JULY 41ili~~ . ' AND u-s ·p ublish a photo of him or her in The Sentinel's- . a '" ~( your baby was born betwee~ 1979 ·and 1984, let - EUzabelh R. Jordan •Ill!!• · "" . $16500~ .. The hand of a ~ack>us God is seen. growlr\~· and rlelds of wtK>at. ShiiX' Ilk(' gold ln th£> summer sun; Th(' ..Quick family put In hay. Anna of Gallipolis and Mrs. Tawnya Jamie 9affip ol Baltlnllft Mr. and Mrs. Millard BaD were Larkins were aU vacationing -In be5J staying with his great called to Columbus when they ' Mfrtie Beach, S.C. uncle, the ~ Adami. A111J ' visiting has' been! Mr. and Mrs. D4ll Colu,mbUs. learned ot the death of her sister, 'I'hale calling on Ernestine Hay· ~Shade Valley Boys, featuring Bertha CatT. Those accompanying man have .been Grace Louden o! Ruclanan of Baltimore. • Dave Dalley, Robert Wl1lte, ~ them were Mr. and Mrs. 1J0Ui1e Olympia, Wash.; Dick HB.yman o! · CalllngonthePau!Haubertlmlfv Blsselland RogleBis$ell,havebeeil BaD, of Monlj!Omery, W.Va., New Jersey: Connie and J arnte Hill ,or Fatlier's Day~ DebbleUd In band competition In Bob Evans Brenda Hauber and Klm. ot Apple Grove. Ernestine recently Rae Lynn Dalley, Lick Skillet. t.\1'- . Farm. At last ,repOrt, they :owre'ln ~ Alta Dill 01' Osborn Road has rel1!med tran vacationing with tlie and Mrs. Lawrence JobJis1Dn -!r~ : the ~ aftet; having won se\ieral . been oo a cruise to Bermuda. Keith Ridenour famUy and ·the and J eremy Jolmston of ~- · preliminaries. . . The Larkin famUy reunion had Elbert Fltzpatrtck f8inlly, Lancas- PlainS. Also calling have been Mt. ' Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayman and nice turnout, It was reported . ter. They stayed at a beach near and Mrs. BUIKibble,MaryAnU!)II , the Larry HIUs of Apple Grove all .Dorsel and PhyUis Lll1'klns. Cape Hatteras. MarUyn......... also Plillns. . , : \ . of Tuppers . went to Elizabeth, W.Va. to help the ShlrleySsllsbury,Adam, AatonaH-- DOWNING-CHILDS Silverbird .SeteHite System , When the sun ls hot and the tll'CS are IU«'R: For. as W£' harvt"St th£' bounteous crops, Mrs. . Henry Mary~ Is a grandmother ~- Sliawn Andrews IS the lOll of -Mr. and Mrs. Mike Andrews of ~· Remarkable picture quality in a small dish. HOME SATELLITE SPECIALISTS Yes. I look forward to summer time-. Mr- and Thomas. 8' SPUN ALUMINUM DISH ROOF COATING •• u~~v~. Seed"dmP and harvest shall never tall. He has promised us this in His Holy Book; Heed His teachings, do His wtlt. HIS blesslnRS are around us wherever~E" look. moved to Racine. Martin Nesselroad has recently · Injured his arm. Hope It Is doing better. .. . CoilgratuJaUons to Mark Holter · and Melissa Thomas on their recent engagement. MaJ:k Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holier. Missy Is the daughter of $265000 Black Flbered Telling us GOO watches over us And,w111 nntsh the "task that WE' have begun. ot S(;'('[nK thJi1gs . comes with Drake 324 Receiver ---Poet's Corner---.. The Clayton MUJer family has _Bottom . news notes 12' PARACLIPSE MESH DISH Considered top of the line. Highest picture quality 7 0_ degree In economics and a minor In pyscbology. Duffy was a member of .the varsity basketball team and the Denison Community Blg Brother, Big Sister Program. Summer Sul'(lmC'r 's hf:'h• wlt·h Its sun and rain, BerriE'S arC' ri!X'(llng on the vine; , •. . - r;;=========::; Systems ROOF COATIN-G 5 GALLON ..... ;·, fl'om-thelr home, or press the ; personal help bptto~ thatthey wear : around t)lelr neck when they are In , need of help and the signal Will be : received In the Emergency Depart· , ment at the Holzer Medical Center . ~ Anyone lnt~rested In applying for the service or wanting ro know : more about UFELINE. shOuld call 446-5005 at the Holzer Medical Center, weekdays between 8:30 -a.O'l. and 5 p.m . * Aluminum Fiberecl ATHENS - Entry deadline for In Athens. artists 8nd craftspeople for the Artists and craftspeople from seventh· ·aJ111ual Barn Raisin' Arts Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Crafts Festival is July 16. . Indiana, Michigan and Pennsylva· Applications for participation In nia may participate In the event, theJuried, tJrree-day festival are stili held Lllbor Day weekend. a'\,Uable for the Dairy Barn For more Information, contact SP,!Jtheastem Ohio Cultural Center the Dairy Barn at 614-~~1. cu~ J111fP08e Of the pw:chasJng units and exfta...OiftN LIFEUNE pro...-un.w~IEi gram to as many SUbs(:rtbers as possible. "COntributions can be of any amount because It doesn't take long to add upto$4951f a number ol . people make small , donations. Indlvldlial gifts will be welcome In any $1ze," WIUis said. LIFELINE Is a personal emer: gency response system that can bel the Jderl ha dl pped nd Pe y, _ n ca a lsol '"" mal taln nel lndepend a-" to !I . t r ence. The ptogram enables suJ>. rtbe st 1 h b · post a111ce. I risc~~f!i~lo~m~p~y~pus~~a;u~tt~on;~~~~~~~~~~~ Sll bl d . ver r July Satelll t e - ::u Entry deadline nearing. lnterestedwbollyeslnthehospltal's four<Ounty primary service area sbould contact Mrs. Campbell tor an application torm. No Installation tee and no addltlonalchllfies, other than the$15 monthly fee, are made. The stze.of lhe proiram and the number ot residents served In the four countieS will depend upon the conbibuttons made to the lfolzer Foundatlqn for Trt.State Health Care, with those funds uaed for the The Daily Sentinel Pag 1 9 · ill MELODY ROIII!2tl'S Rub)'C<qjo has beencleanlngthe 1 "'Response .· to the LIFELINE recent gift from Mr. and Mrs. I>.H. Installations to begin on Friday, !ion of Ginger Tayntor, Director of prtlgram being introduced to the McKenzie of Gall!polls was used to ' · July 2'1 . · • Volunteer Services, wtll be involved toUt county area of Gallla, Meigs order 10 additional home unlts, These Installations will be made " In the contact, orientation and anli Jackson In Otilo, and Mason . along with two slngle-unlt pur- by . the Telephone Pioneers of training of subscribers. Qliinty ln West Virginia, has been chases made possible through America on a volunteer basis, and Subscribers wiU pay 515 monthly enthusiastic and supportive , ac- donations from Bob Evans Farms hospital volunteers under the dl~to lease the seiV!ce, and anyone cording to .an a nnouncement by .. and the Ga!Jipolts Junior Women's Charles!. Adkins Jr., Chief Execu- Club. '•;, · _ ......._ _ _ _ _ --------!We Officer of the Holzer Medica.! The foundation has also received on the 4-H projects. Kefrl'shmerlta were Tho MeigS ,Coun,Y Swtno f-H club mt>l on Center. gifts from Individuals, designated June 17 a11he mme fl. Mr. and Mrs. RJtchJe.. lli'OVId«l Ill' members wit h lood projects Requests are coming In for for LIFELINE, and as they There wei'P 11 club mPmbHs and one advisor preparing various foods. - Reporter. Jen· · lnstallatlon of the LIF ELINE - continue to come In, they will be Pl'<"eell a1 lhe ..-tng. 'l'llree llemS of nlfer Roush. bus-. cllscusoed were P!Olect books, W.Jgh Home Communicator units from all combined to purchase a Home In, and Olher actlvtlleo. O:lncernlng the 1be MeigS ~ounlry Cousins f-H club held a four counties, and within the next Coinmunlcator each tlme they proJect lessons the club filled out les110n b:r)ks. l!1ft'llng June 26 at u.. home of Amy and Allee RIIchle. 1llf'r(' wer~ three advlsQrs and rune RefreshmPt'lts' were Sf'I"V(ld. by Mrs. Ritchie>. two weeks, personal follow-up reach a total of S49q; thecost of each club members present. An Item ci busln<>ss contacts and visits to the home of individual home unit. The Ml>lp Counlry Cousins t-H club m et discussed and •Pfl"'V"d was lhe making ci Tuesday, June 19, at lhe ~-- All~ and pies 1or a bake · saiP Refreshmen1s were tnose'who are conslderlrig subscrib·~·~ " " · Amy Rllcllle. ~ were t~ advbors and smoed Lori Burke· and MelisSa SCarAceo rdi ngto Willis.·a demonstra- nine club. members present ~ Jt•ms ci broogh. by Ing to the service will be made. The nex1 meellngwill be July 10 al 2 Pllrchase of t he LIFELINE lion unit has been received, and was business discussed and approved were, bake p.m. al u.. .RIIchles. - - Report.r.. J ennl!er equipment Is totally through gifts to on display at the recent Health sale, •IJ'IP to King's lsla_nd, and Roush. the Holzer Foundation for Tri·State Information Fair at the Holzer ~ops Health Care. Raymond L. Willis, Medical Center, along with a brief ~I .. Ch.irman of the Board of TrUstees slide presentation that Is ava'llable of-the Tri-State Foundation, said the to provide a program for any group Tops OH Rutland met '"''""'' money will be ~ - ·"""" out 7·•= financial support to date makes It or orgnlzatlon Interested In learntng · """' • ~u.., ,__,. Wednesday In the Salem Center nel(tweek. Thewelgh-lnwillbefrom more. about LIFELINE. Schedulpossible to purchase the Emer_: 8-8:30 a .m. due to the bollday. gency Response Center to be lng of these programs In the . Fire Statton Carole W PhiUips .,.. installed In fhe Emer gency Depart- community may be made by · """" or 7.....Information, _ or ~mecon'"ct to~the •• honoredwas the 742For M 1 B Ca 11 - weekly best loser. Runner-up """"'more "" 2283 ,..u ment -of the Holzer Medical Center, C<\1illn . g ar anne . mpbe at Shorty Wright. Salem tenter Fire Station WedneS· and 23 Home Communicator Units 446-5005. Th E R N!!W, _secret pals were chosen. day morning that can be Installed In subscriber hoJ:6,es. • __ 4 ter :~;~~~~ lnest:':~t~i , . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - . . ; . . ._ ___;_ _....-! -Ipltial gifts provided funding for emergency department on Thurs11 units and the ResponsP Center. A day, July 26 with the tlrst home • Tueaciay, July 3, 1984 August 18, 1984 I .' ,,' ,.... .,_' . ;..i ..-,.-· ,~ l I �.. \ Tut~doy, 1914 NEA . ' .' • • • • ·cntiCJZe UDIOD . . ' report Business,Services \ negative and vague - and w~ that It might wll,ld up hllrtllla the unloninthepubilceyi!. , Two teachers fnm Texas, t\llle YoungandDQrlsScott.rosedilrtna · the debate to support the~­ lion. ''We memberS of the I'!EA are Stuctents, and 1mloiTQW," The next several years. the only experts pn tbe problems of report 'Was llluiJy tope approved by 'J'be report released Iastweek)'!st education. lt's now Our turn to act. the rank and file today. before lbe start of the convention -~. Now It Is time for otbers 10 listen to But least so'ne of the 7,018 called for a "total restructw1ng" of our solutlonsJ said Yoilhg. ' · teacher delegates gathei'ed hen! Ainerlca'spubllesehools. erttlcs'clted selleral other sliort· have cha)'ged that the report Is S(l On some Issues !.he rewrt took comings In the report: vilgue that It might actually erode " .cleal' stands, Itexpressl!li."unalter· . In a ·section on evaluallnl{ the union's credibility In tiMi debate able opposition" tomerltpay.l,t~ teachers' prOfessional llklllls, the over education reforrri unless It Is called m sl4rtlng ~cher salai'IIIS report says"'~~'!! are tired Qf exC!,!Sei GALLIPOLIS -A number of thOroughlyrevl.sed. · · ' of$24,<ro-about~.~abovethe trbm school otllclals. They m\!$1'. applicants remain for the Job of, At least 78 amendments to the . cllrrent average - along with 's tart lmpleinen~· · ,me8nJngfuJ . executive d.lrector of tlhe GaUla· report bave been propo!led by union . several o~ step& !Q Improve · evaluation pf0(11'111'8s." , JacksOn-Meigs 648 Mental Health members. · overall teaching co¢1ttons. ·But two ROi'asraphs ~ that . Board; bill the board will continue A . mislng speech Monday In • Butwhllellljlllyleachers~ln blast at school ailmtnlstraWf'S, the · with Its Interim director. · which DE:mocrat!c presldei\tlal · f&VO!' of adopting the report as reportcoocedes f!terels "notenoogh Roberta w. Holzer, board.chair· ·hopeful Walter F. Mondale prom· ~al NEA policy,* a number of reliable research" on hoW suc:h ITlajl. $aid Dr. Richard E.• Hunter Is . !sed to be "the best president that .. l'Jlembers In the sptrtted debate tllat · • teacher evaluiltlons ' should be abletocontlnueoperatlngtheboard ~educ_a_t:.-lo..... n,_an_d_sclen __.ce_and......,lear,plng.....,:; '__ . _beg_ · -an~M_o_nda..._y..;:.termed_ ......,_the_:.· I...,epo_:.-rt_._co __ ndu_cted......,.__,-...,_._.;._.;.,.;..-'-:on 'a temporary basis, aS he has r .. stncelatelastyear. ~-'------.::,.---""":7-r::""--.....~~~- -......,..-.,.,...;.....____ '" ..:.........--,·-""":"'',...., l By LEI; MlroANG AP EdreH.w Writer ' MJr:INEAP()r.JS (AP) -A repOrt aimed cleartng ·the air On when! the nation's J.argest teaebers' W1loli standS on Issues like IYleljt pay ~ teacjler Celmpetelicy testing .has Instead become the . springbOard tor a' 3, 198( the most beet(!ld al'gUJlle!lts at the group's annual ~tlon. has ever had" was the emotional high point of the fou,r-day meetlm(. Mostofthe~qftlleNaUonal But tbe NEA's leadef$hlp has Edu<:atlon~tioli, InclUding Its regarded passage of the repQI:t by • president•. Mary Hatwood FulreU1 the full membershiP as the !DOS! Sllw0rt!bel8-pagestudycalled "An · lm~tplece of busineSs -::.the Open Letter to America 911 Schools, gu~t for union activity for the PULLINS TING . ·· ... ·oaiiipofia·--·'·-- ACCENT . & Vicinity FJNCE & SUPPlV 220 E. Main, P•mer,y · MAYBE NO STRIKE -'GObert {iuDd of AmeJ'icll, ~ as he speaks with newsmen following a , :p~ conference Monday nfght In Beverly Hills, ·clillf., Where lhvas ' annquneed··lhat the West Coast branch of the Guild had aecepted a contract nffer by the television and Dim producers·by a vote of 1,988-i26; East Coast branch will vole on the pact lonlgiJt In New York. (AP :The ).aserpiiQto ). • Pirectors tentatively ::~ccept new contract , .•. · By BOB TIIOMAS Associated Press Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP ) - Movie and TV directors on the West Coast ",overwhelmingly accepted a settle.ment that would avert a strlke Jluring the summer Olympics and political conventions, and officials predicted final i!Pproval tonlght •'When East Coast directors vote. · Gilbert Cate~; president of the :7,Wmember Directors GU:Ud of America, saltl "it Is possible, but not probable'' that East Coast inembe~s would vote to strike. The strike dea~llne Is Thursday. ·" Mondaynlght'sVQteforthe partof the package covertng free.)lince -direCtors was 1.989-126, said guild 'spokesman Richard Claussen. For teJI>viston network directors It was i48-18. • MemberS of the guild in New York \"ere to vote tonight. . • The guild achieved a vlctpcy on the Issue of videocassette royalties, which had been a major stumbilng -block ln thenegoti&tions, Cates said. ~wyer w:!e 1s"' : saC::u! ~~:/: Mrs. Holzer said. "He's dOne a lot president of the .Db-ectliors Octane ' wtthoutmuchstaff." · Hunter was appointed Interim·. director two months aftet the September dismissal of Maxine Plummer as executive director. Meigs County representative Jobn C.. Rice was appointed acting director following the dismissal. Mrs.'Holzer said nearly lOOpeople have applied for the job, but' no further action has been taken by tlhe board since Its June meeting, when It was lnfoi:med a candidate for the job ruid declined the position. . The board voted at a special meeting June 13 to negptlate with · the candidate. D!nirtg ,a_ special ·meeting Mon· day, the board also approved Its budget, preUmlnary work on Its community plan andt signed con· tracts with various agf!ncles. · The guild claimed that producers were seeking a "take-back" of their 1.2 percent cut of the distributors' grc)ss returns from cassette sales. The latest offer provides a 1.5 percent payment; 1.8 percent If the producers' gross exceeds $1 mnuon on a given production. On anotller point, the· guUd had asked for pay increases geared to a cost.of-llvlng index. When produC. ers refused, negotiators reached accord at a 17-f>eri:ent pay increase over the next three years. Anotlher stumbling )llock during negotiations had been the guild's · alllilg health plan, ~hich otflclqls said was threatened with bank· ruptcy wtlhlil the next few months. The producers·· latest offer Is a Jump Sum of $1 million Immediately . RACINE - The Racine Volunupon contract' approval, plus as teer Fire Department's Fourth of much as a 41h percent increase II) producer contrtbiltions over the July celebration begins at 10 a.m. next three years, Cates said. The Wednesday with a parade, chicken totai health package was S!lid to be. barbecue, hOrseshoe I~. children's games and a fireworks display. · worth $14 million. . The department annoull(:ed that more thai) $.1lO ln prizes would be awarded to prlze..wlnnlng entries In the parade and to winners of game festivities on firehouse grounds during the'aftelllOOn. The parade will begin at Southern Junior High SchoOl grounds, with the lineup scheduled for 9:15a.m. ·Racine · festivities scheduled admits client's ~ ··r ole .i n two slayings ~ • LOS ANGELES (AP ) - A . defense attorney who stunned jurors by admitting that his client COmmitted tw,o of the notortous "Trailside Slaylngs" argued ' that !lte burly ex-convict should not be5entenced to die because he was "a man whowasoutofroiitroL" "He's a mess," attorney Larcy :f;llggam said Monday~s his client, balding, 54-year-old David Carpen. Jer, looked on. The surprtse statements came on the fJDal day of argUments In Carpenter'strtal on charges of rape, ~nurder and attempted murder In &hacks1a!ong forest hiking trails in· $anta lj:ruz County, south of San D-anclsco. The case was expected fo go to the jucy after prosecutors pi-esented their rebuttal today. · Although Carpenter pleaded lnno~t. Blggam told the jucy Monday illat the trtal evidence "clearlv s'kows David Carpenter killed EUen Han'sen and Heather Scaggs. That Will· nof be an issue In your &!tibera !Ions." ": The Issue instead 'would be dkldlng whether the verdict should be first -degree murder and whether 1:1\e slayJngs were committed under sbeclal circUmstances that could ~ad to the death penalty, he said. ~ Car.penter .Is charged with raping JY!s. Scaggs an(! at.temptlng to rape Ms. Hansen, then murdering both and at~ptlng to murder Ms. 'i t Hansen's boyfriend, Steve Haertle. All three victims were 20 at the time of the 1981 attacks. Blggam argued that Carpenter, ".:t..man who was out·of control," . should not be convicted of special ctrciunstances. He also said' carpenierwas "notcapableofwelghing the consequences of a decision to Iilli" and was _Incapable of the premeditation necessary for a finding of first-degree murder. But Santa Cruz County Dlstrtct Attorney ·Arthur Danner told the jucy that the victims were attacked "in a manner so they would not live toteD the story.'~ Danner argued that rape foljowed by murder was a pattern for Carpenter, citing three of lbe five . add.ltlonal trailside sli;lyl~ with whlch Carpenter Is · cjllirged in Marin County, north of San Francisco. Dann~r said Cacpenter · bg)dly attacked Ms. Hansen andHaertleon a trail in Hemy Cowell Redwoods State Park on March 29, 1981, and suggested his lack of fear stenuned ~::t~~~ence In !hi! Marin A flag· raising ceremony precede the parade at 9:50a.m: Three prizes will be awarded:. $50 for nrst place; $:l) for second place; and $15 tor third place ln each of t)le theme lind nOn-theme divisions. Bicycle entries Will be awarded first and secOiJd place prizes ln four divisions. · A chicken · barbecue and. Ice creain.sodal Will be held at the'flre station in RaCine follOwing the parade. · olher refreshments Will also be available from lbetlremen's auxlllary. A hprseshoe match begins at 1 p.m., while chll<lrJ!n's games begin at2p,m. · The Shade . Valley Boys · Will provide evening 'entertainment 'at SouthernJuniorHigh,beglnnlngat7 p.m., while a . fireworks display concludes the day's activities at 10 p.m. F'lremen or auxillary members will take donations for fireworks dm:lng the display and · can be Identified by their ~tal Ala. (AP) 1\'Itchael Jackson, disguised in a gray suit and busby mustache Instead of his trademark sequined '£\love, dlstrtbuted literature door to door as a Jehovah's Witness missionary, a limousine service ~said. . .I Cliff Muldrow, i)ead of Cliff's •Limousine Service, told The Blr· , -hilmNewshetookJacksonon Sunday to the Jehovah's Witness Church In Center Point, a Bit· ;rnlilgham suburb, and then to .ileveral homes ln TruSsvme where ·thesuperst~~rentertalnerwentdoor ·tp door handing out churcb . · · 1 'nterature. . " Jickson, who made only . a , 111ree-~nd nubUc appearance ., • ;-;;.&'!7'.....::::::::::: .,......... ll · ~·o..-"'"' n-.••L- u"-•-io• ) -l l f t - 1 1 1 1 •·•'""·"' •·"-""" ........... "'' ............. _ l ·l.ooltfl4 , ........_ ., .......... \ploW ............, •· '-'·lc~ 11· '--o ... l .tt ........... .... 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Second· Street Pomeroy Ohro 45769. ·dr,mng regular businesS hours for a penod of 180 days subse quent to publlcaiiOn of th1s nottce (6) 28. 29 (7 ) I. 2. 3. 5. 6. 71c NOnCE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIOUCIARY . O n JunP. 22., 1984. 1"n !li P. Me1 qs County Pro bale Court , .' ' Cas,:f No. 24 4 52 . RohPrJ P Bau ~an. Sr . 719 Benr.h Strn~ l. Apt. 2 M 1Grlle¢nrt . ,Oh1o 4 5 760 was np po1ntm1 Ai1m1 nrstrator ol thr> P.S t Uif' o f J oseph W rlhfl m Baum a n ." (j p -· CfHJ SfH1 latr: of Pb:; t OiliCn Box 2 6 MHidieport . Mn1t;S Co Oh10. 45760 ' .Pub]ic Notice ROBERT E BU CK PROBAT E JUDGE By . LP. rW K t'J ftSSP, h Qad. Clerk ' f\!OnCE TO BIOI;IERS The Board of Educat1on of EastP.r n, Locn! School D1stnct desires to receNe seolerl btds f61 26 .17 1 3. ·I 0 31C Counties ~ $15.000 . . . (All Counttesl Legal Serv1ces. $15.000 . ' . Athens S46.409 Hock1n g S34.602 Ma1gs s39.2 11 ' Monroe S32.S65 Morgan $31.4 75 N'oble S30.Q98 Perry S39.3 16 ~J 4 -9436 1614) WashmQton $5 1. 023 Please contact Ctndv Farson ! Oef)u tv Area Agency o n Ag1ng for a proposal packet f6r lurther 1nformalloh (6 14\ 37 4-9436 , ii ·I•IIC (\I'I'IIIJIII 1',)1•"11', lpwer Morilbly PIYIIItll 1 . · BLACKSTON • NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Bo1, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 · AND DITCHING SERVICE : GAS LINES WATER tJNES ·SEWAGE liNES .FREE flflliAATES . BUS.: ,is~3813 , RES.: 985-3837·, '. 3 742-2328 Lowest Rates J&F . CONTRACTING 'DOZER • BACJ!.HOE • ~ RECLAM!'TI0\'1 WORK 'OIL ~IELO SERVICES , : DU!i!P TRUCK SERVICE 'C,O.NCRETE WORK '.' . 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ' 'WATER . GAS I .· ;;~LiciiFFORO ·~, JONES ~ BAR ·west Columbia LIVE BAND ~VERY . • WEEKEND ' . ,. ' ' 1 Band~' f nturina Lanny TtnRiflt "Mud River Somethit~' Special . For The Ladies Every ,S_U~Idly 0 ~----· 9:00 lU •.IL ·; uu 992- · PH. SA OffiCe. In order to be r.ons•dered alit & -SERVICE U. S. Rl 50 EA.ST GUYSVILLE, .OHIO .. ' Autbcirlnd John Ottrt, Holland, Bush H~c New Farm Equipllttnl · Ot1let . FC!rin Equipment P,~rts & Service 38900 -, SR 7 • Aeodsvrlle, Ohro45772 {61 20 2J. 171 3 31C SERVICE - Addons •ncl r-.mocleli~Q ~ ~· J V. C. YOUNG 'III ' 992·6215 II' "'2-7314 Po?"eroy, ·~hio t,J II< Name~----~--_.._ lf No An-. Clll 91'·4382 We Service All Makn a. Modalo Antlftlll lnstttllliDI Holst Calls lftd Shop Service Avtildlt ____~ ·, . M. L"Bud" lcGHEE Jl "5ervrce thtl Towers "bo~e .• The Resr'611 R·,1 ~ ~~~ Broker-Auction Service . : . C!Mryl Lemley, ,• · ., Melp County Assocl1te 'Rin ~ 1 Phone742,3171, ,......--::-.,..,..,:o11:' . ...__.._, Add~~~~~~--~--~ ~ · i SUP . OR .. USED TIAC.tORS 64 Misc. Merc;hlln~.iae Phon•----~--~----~- ~ . ' -SIDI~G ; ·16 HP Twin Allis Chalmers .... ;s2.595~ · • 42" Mower: - . · . · . Eu~il\is~G (6141 843-5425 . ' 10 HP ~ Ford .................:.'.........$995 Ph., · . 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Pb. 614-84J~Il91 , · IAUND~Y R~fRIGUAJOR , "*"· C".ESTER-985·3307 .. (lltctriclty, l!ftlr, 11wer) ~ r .lldll l ' BISSELL. ....;., POOLS IAINT£N~"~E, SERVICE &. INSTALlATION FOR All POOLS ABO¥! & IN·GROUND . ' . (1!11111. Dlwl.. hlrdl, . . .ll • Sltict lllltf) . .CLIAN RIITROOMS ·& HOT SHowiRS .· BAIT & LP GAS AVAILAILI ' . BASKITIALL (:OUIT & SWING SITS 35.-----~ • (' I' ' . Fru Wit..- Analytie, At Store Wljle Range of Chemical• & Suppl~a •. " l .. ROYAL OAK ·.PARK ' . 614·"2~71 H •r 614-992-7024 ., ·...,, I ,. - . I ,fof The ltel In O'UidO.r f'1mlly lleere~llon r ot 'Pool She , SIDING CO •. "iautHul. c .ultam ·Built G11ragea" call for frlt sidi.AitS; timates, 949:210 l or ' 498 Gen. Hartlnpr Pkwy. ' Milldltport. OH. . I ' PH. ·tft-2549 . .... ,er 773~5634 ' ' 'I ~· \ ' pliance• many, featurat. underp,nntng and large room air cond. Included'. 304.-89&·38911, or 8111· 3~00. ' •77 Coft\eron. 14x70. bedroom~ e~­ "_., underpenning. frOI)t porch. gaw heat ; lk ·c cond. pendo. 3 u.ooo . oo . . 304-875 - 27d0. '77 Cameron ~ · 1 4x70. ex~ pendo.. 3 bedroom. new underpenn lng. front POrch. 111 heat, exc . con d .. ae . ooo :·oo . 304-6711'2700. f>io Sund•y Calli 3 lJ.tt~ .. "CUT,'dut · ·FOR FUTURE USE" KEI"J'S .. APPLIANCE , SERVICE 985-3161 • ' All Makes '" I 1979 Liberty Coroyon 14x70. 3 bdr., front kitchen. dining, living room with woodburnlng firopllce, both with gordon sub, nice IP· 1972 Belmont 1 2x8D. kit· chon. living, 2 bd• .. 1 both no furnance or eppllenc11. Cal 441· 0902 8:00AM to 4:0QPM . ; · Primitive Campllll Available · .· Fi1hln1 included wllh campiftl t • SWIMMING: DtHy ILifquard on dutY) :, ! 'i l 1 I·, ••4 SIDING 949-2860 P.fPieaaa·.;:c·'· co...,............. Vinyl, & AlurillnUni CAMPING:' Daily, wtekly, Monthly, SeasiOnll''; 21. --2f. __;.........:..,........ JD_ _ _ _ _...,. ~ · ALL SlEEL , · ln.ulattd D~Hollses · ·st. Rt. 7~Pomeroy, Ohio · .. UNb!R NEW MANlGIMINT 1' '32, WE ARE·YOUR SALES AND ~ERVICE . HEADQUARTERS FOR ' Sires StariJroni 12'x16' UTILITY DIJILDINGS " Sires from 6'x6' Up ROYAL OAK PARK CAMPGROUNDS·" ======= ,.______ -----+ ____ _ 15. .,.........,...--- Ruldouco' to 24'x36' 31. ...;......,.......,...;..__ 13. ' 12. 14. --,...,...--~ ~ n -...:.........:..._...:.-,.._ 6. 9:· . _ ;...__;::: · :....,...._ • • _,.;:'~-­ 5-=:=:::=:· 25: I . -.,......;;...._,~- w........ , 19, - - ' - - ' - - - - ' • 20. _ 2-1. 7. ......,.._...._ __ • G1ro10 Sole J~ly II & e, 8 o.m.· 7 PartorbrOok Subdlvl· olon. Folrlltld-Contonory Rd. Clothing, child'o orgon • plnblrll mochino, radial tlreo, mlec. ltemo. · SWEEPER end -ing mo· Aoslltlnt Organlot - . . poni. ·.,d chine !11 G, _ E-' ,.._.. Chu ,;,h• ,. OUI'!"Iel. Pick up .,d CoH 114·'192· 3111. deliverY. Davllt Vacuum C...ner, one holt up G-gn c..... Rd. Coli G 1•0 N 111,118 Hlrln. o•113 v - t J. oba. ·31 Hornas fo' r S1la ·814· 448-0294. • g .w - ·· ow ·U· Your - Col •·8011·8B7· Summer Time ie Seyjngo 8000. Ext. R,ISOII. Time on. thlo rornocllild KARA~E ''. --'•-• R tl · 1110mr~ lotve Nowll Middle· Tho In Self·-•· $ 81 Priv•to...-.-no. Phone 288· - ,...,.. lllflllrt wllh ona July 1 '2 .. ·of ••· the ..-.• ...... . 114-992.8941. 3074:•;olo ......... Ohio. ~~~~~~-~~~ 3 bdr. LA, kitch... ba· FomHy Solo. - · - - · mn-otwu throom. oat-11 cilll"'l. to\ll, b-•· Try ·MIIng th• Now Avon -nlng lor qu..flad lndlvld· -...... 01 ~ except 1 cord ployer. Wwr. For lnformotiOn col uil 1.-ed I n - bedroom thud-~- city 1-::----::-:------::-:---:-L___;,::--::---'---, 114-448-21111. ...naturol gn hoot. Gorago8ole:July6•8,~mi. July 8 • 1 , Frid" ·lc- flnancllll 180• • - Soturdoytrom9to&. S92i. Congrotulotlono Moml You - · Honw ~811f181.ln· •xcell•nt nolghborho~d. from hoopltal At. - · Clldit Corda. •-dy •-·- 121 1100 Lo !Wmo. co"'"r top . . tHti w. all ... •nonce Inc- Tax Pl"op llllcH• & ••~ ~-"· • · 'I-::----:-::---:-'-___,. lith Svo., Middleport. Fuml· G...- offictr ..tminldre· 00 Rt~"'l~~.n:~:.:.:f D~c':.~ Go- Sale Pluiont Volley . tcu••· 11allooware, Mloc. Rein . ' tion· .uc--•v ~·l -~- '441·1833 or 441-81117. E - • 478 "Kolh Y Bt " -~--:---~--''-"-,anc 1 · · · ' ·Will llol Mlf· mativtlted. Golllpollo, Oh c Loto to ' 4 7:_ h... Hou•• for .... ·3 !>dr. 1on ll~~~fr:o~'~':·!.J~"'!Y~.a~a.~ · . ... .. communil:afloli lklli. bath; larao 'O!'m•. fW.pl~. · F - collpo kltt•o. I wko. llg..,., lllar•ul.. • •lrle woad flooro, n- corpot. Y•d Sole 15th • 8th. 1 ini. & Vjci"ity . • old, litter trOinod. 2 mate, 1 O!IPiv OQOIIjhol-· ~~- In yerd. In lown. below Galtlpolio. lnfontUo ..... : . ~ .................... :. 1ng 139 900 ed.u!te clotheo. Bouinott, ._le. Cl!il 448·0122, La· llv• -training ....,._ to .. riat .Dr. ·. :::::::..:.u::::!.'l!!~.. ': ~441~.' ' · · -lor, ide. 9 ' 00 to 6 ' 00 · J . Family Yord Solo 211b odml-ratlon. CoJnpioti· H . ,....., lrne- July 6. l·li. 2'h Madison Ave. : . 1· r.tnale oalary com,_..,.lfll OUM, 8 roomo, _ ,.., PG~ter on Clork Cho~•l ,blAck • tan, 1 yr. old. ~~-- Located on Iedin clotheo oizn Yord Sele: 610 Chllndl'll' 'Playful, ~ wilh ldde. Coli wlth ·axl*iersco • • .......,, 448·1134 dt'448·t:l01 . \ . .,.rwftll, If lnt-oted c,a !:;.~~~: Ollipolio. C~ll, axtro good. No ule If roln. Dr., P~nt .PieMont. July Gomel Ruuell, 814·389· 6-8; 10 to .7 • . ; 1-114·182-2111 844 11 Collco kltt... 8 wlc&. old. : :-==~B~.; ald. 3 badnn. 2 b - . 0 _ _ _·...,._ _. ! ; . _ _ _ First time..,.,, 4 fomlly .Ole. fe~. CoM. 441·8694. room wtth wood •· Henderson •crou from Ap- · 300 W. 2i1CI. St.. ·~-gorago.on Yani ·Sirlli July lth end lth. 1110 Delli on Rl. 35 . Wed end Oh, Inc, 2 knt.n~. 2V. mo. ojd. Coli Pomeroy, Oh 487... otocked IIAM till 7PM each doy. Thull; ontlqun, plenta, Iota . 1 R-' Larve lize women clothee, 114-379· 21111. City d ·•s.r.NT M . A· . wotlf n _,._ mono "'"II POINT PLE " . c·-u· c loth... ni.. llttle•girlo . clothing•. dollo• 1 1.4 g•a 2141 ' · - · · clotheo • mioc. loiodon l·m::-uc-::h m::'-:or_e_.-:-:--::--~"r 2·8 wko. Old kltt0111, oM RINE CO . •n E-t Oppo<· ·owner tranat.nM· rnUd ull r.oidanc;•. Polrlot. 1 mile Yard 7 Bole July 11, black • wll!to. orur white • tUnlty Employer, lo .,.120 11 ....wt office on Patriot· tan, lltior troined. 11 4·3!JB· flm,. I'QIItlofto for Cootlfied 'B71i1 . . w-.e, Machlnllll aild 1 holM. flllllllyroam · Ced""'o _ _:_ .. of - - lor pntorol · ...,._ t IIRd ot br-n end ~~ch~ll~dre~n~cl~o::_th_e_•._m_l_oc.;_. Ave. · · · . G • mry C rono op.,ator. . -. dOuble 1!111'· _.,. ro er. ' 2 funy ............. ldtton•• 1 Applyin_n_. .•laly - · flroploco• ......, porch, 1-~-.-----':....--- Yord Sol•. BroOk Dr. -=WOJ......_ Yard · Slilo beoicll Oonnot full gr-n mou.., cat. Colt ot""' fK~ It 2300- •A ~-~ M.. 114-982 ~.71174. ~ . . _,.._ ........... ~ ""'r - n t • ""ft.-· n••r Royll ' Oak"''•-r· ' P•rk. Redlo -L TV• Bidwell ' II ~~~~~~~-ll:t~h~, Three ' ~·~·! :t. ·-•n iii' bat "n8:00o.m. -4:00 113 ,900 . Coli 1114.182· hmlly, ' 3 goo h ..ling -.1goocooltdave.old F 8 • kltterto,3f....... 1 p.m., Mondoy through •• 20 _· 71 Fridey. -~--~--"'::'-- - · · ontiquo . ._with Antlqun, ri. t,, wooden h, Sun 8th. C•lll14-1112·7863. leo box, . . 12 , _ from Pomeroy, milford-*. limps, clothing, llbrory table, beveled alooo • 2 baby kitt,l ftl, 9 wlto oiH, 3 9 to 6. All - k. ·1r1eck end grey, 304-1711· 1 2 · Si1uationa outatancllng lllldad homo, ~;;~~~~~~~~ lhow cau oo~ trim, o• lklel dedced. 3 bedrooma. 2 cupbo•rd. numeroua items. 3eeo. Wanted ' batho. Ful _ _,,bam 101 FounhSt .. N-!,trwen. pluo 9 ...... •411.000- Call 31 Homes for Sale Port G....,.n$~ pup.,Y 114·9811-3&75. Yord Sole, 2402 Uncolir to give _,, to I ~ Rlv.rvlew Peroonol Coro Ave.. Fri July ath; TV, heine,femlte.twomontho HDmo, Betty M..C... owner. : ForAiebyow-.Cioi'onco aweeper, kid a clothing'. 'I'd· 3q4-882;3210. hu VOCIJicy lor Oi~orly HNI. lm-iato p-lion. miac. ·· person. Call 1·~4·773· price negotloble. or Owner T. . . lor~. mud &882. . will h .... fin...... Bi-IIYal in cut. 3~: 8U·31190. .. Rultic HIHo. Syrocuoe. Ohio. 2 ful bathi, 3 --mo, 2 .t.malo cots end klttona. 18 Wanted _to Do folllily rilom with flropl.... Wll cotch n,ice aild onoiiH. 1 -~,___ _ _.,.....:_---.. opirolotalrclu. living room. 304, BB2·31190. ,. ldtchon-di-oohor& I ?!.~1~ dilpllllll. choln link HouH for 0111. 198 Perk Lawn ·Mowlng & Trimming . I: lor dorRollabl• •nd dll!r ondolrlo. CoH et 4· Drive. Point Pleasant. 2 8 · Loat and Found story, new kitchen with new ReosoMble ••-· Colt 114· ..,plionceo. 304-876·2192. 32 · Mobile Homes 2.111·8251 · 6:30 . . . LOST: l.,..on _,...,. 00011 .for Safa hounll In vlnclnlty of HorM Will pi- .lo....eo. Coli Houoe lor oole. 8'h a-..mo· Cave. Anyone wilh lnfDrma· 8~4- 261-11121. blololn. U,OOO.OOdown. 3 badroomo, 1-V. bltho. Largo 3 rool nice mobile homo. 12 ... ., fl48.2978. lot. Col 304·•711· 5848 ba· bedroom fumlohild. LOi(V Loot large roy robblt, R£11:30, 876-43&8 ohor PRICED-COMPAR~ WARD. New H...., orea. THESE VALUES ·BEFORE 304-112·317·2. YOU BUY. 12xl2 • 12x44 Iiles. BROWN'S TRAILE!I , 3 Family Yer!J Sole, Mon • PARK. Mlnorovlll<l. Ohio. T.,.o, Sllff HouM Rood, Call 814· 892-332 ... ,..r Fo"'""'ndo. Follow "'-· lally,chlldnna.me- someone to ..., ·down old Troller · 8x40 with 8x3.1 s.tnlty' claiMI. toyl,l!lmtl. houoo fOr waod only. Coli olumlnum -nlng. 2 ...4. NEW AND USED MOBILE Hllllequino, onttquo .fuml· 114-992-117117. room. completely fumlohed, HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· tu,.; mloc. 1:00 • 4:00. ITY MOBILE HOME SALES, Eilc'. con. a2500. Colt 614· ext-• point· Interior ... 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS, 992-3640. Loot InN- H...., orea, ing, toldurad clitlnp. 304· RT 36. PHONE 1514· .. 411· giTf Cit with whiur otripu 1711·11173. 1970 London, 12xl0, ~ 7274 .. white baato, R-ordl bldroomo. ponoble woohor 304-882-3172. llo dryer. diohwoohor, & underpinning . Call 81'\: 985-31197. . 8 Public S1le 1.991 Hollypfrk, 14x71!. • Auction exc. cond., 12x8 'dec~. 8 HP Massey Ferguson ............1595 ~ ·'· 1. _ ____,...;.,.........., GAS-WATER · SEWAGE PIPE , REIJLATORS &' ' . FlniNGS . VOLUME DRIPS . ' . Complete Gutter Worll · Complete Re11odelin1 1 Worked in home ere• 10 HP Wheel Horse .. ,........... s1.749 I )For Sale CO. · Roofina.oflll T;pes . 8 Speed, 36" mower .. ()~ I ~ForRent ' G&W PLASTIC.S & SUPPLIES ,. : · Vinyl & Aluminum • s u bdlvl 110 · T d 91 " ueo ey. • · .,.d com· plot•. IMtlll bed. d.....r. loll• dlni- r011m table, ... bl'uldaltMt,bU!fet.mottr-. plcturH, chlln, diehes. buohol field 010living rOr· -. . mlec. ou!to. iurmo, At F!tzporrlck chord. &tate Jlouto 189 on July 7 .·• B. from 1 O.om to II P~- olio • chol• that qo.-t IO · Cirl1814·181·4378. -:-:--::--~-:--:-~:-::-:3 fomily yord ule. July&. I. 7 . At. 7, .·hOUM next State Hlghwoy Goroge . . 4 fomlly yerd oate. 1•37 Uncoln ·Hto. Fridoy Jul~ 8 from 9 to 11• w-. '"'"' IFEstimates~ 46353 Scbllt Camp Rd. Chnltr, 'llhlo . Ph. 985-1'12 9 ··M,. 6K.£E · . 0187. Sk!U Mdlntagrlty our 111 La • · D lei1 814-;:2.29&1no. ' en ' v. fl-.... .- Roofing and gutter wort!. - Concrete worl , 1 ~ ... J -Plumbing lftd '-'ectric• . S&W TV · ·AND APPLIANCE SERVICE GOOD USED AS lo' ELEC. ORYER8 , · nh"' ta lllloh Uplinl '""''· SDin Wnhtn. :G£, ' Whirlpool, IIJ~~c: TV a. APPLIANCES · 6!1 lrd Avt .. Gilli,..ll. Oft. • {Open Dtiy & Sotuntoy tl I r .l.) PH. 448' 1199 , Write your "a~~·· llftd by mall wiftl 11111 coupon. Cencel "tGW ...., by pllane ~ you get ,resuiiS.MoneYMII~: · no fun. u. to •• Otendlno 114·317· Doblrlo441·41il3. '•* .. ·Curb ·l.n flatlon , Pay :cash ·f or· Claulfleds and ' ·,·osavelll ..n order Announcement• ":!,;::;~:: J Pilno Tuning end Ropalr. 1--:----:-~--- G S 1 r lrunlcardl Muolc Co., 441· 2 Fomlly Yard Sole. Plentz 11'8110 1 •· ~~~~~~~~§~ We Have t.~• Call 614-992·6737 Qatry P ro du c t ~· • Bakery P rod~r c t s · Spec:; d! r:ano n shmns ar e avallcible m • the Treasurer's . Sole 38 Vinton Avo. Yirrd Stitr. T - y. 9 till?. BrodbUry Rd. Middleport • Fri. Jul:r lith • lth. ocrooelrani-PO .. D--•• ~~~~!E:~~~~ AL~ TROMM on the fo Uowt nq. .sP.aled b1ds shall be fec'etvP-d 1n 1 the .1 reasumr"s 01hcr. by · 12 o" cloc~ on on July 16 . 1984 Sa1ct · ~ Baarrl of EOuc il11 0n resPNes the nflht to ;"tCcFrt or re 1er.t any anrl al l pa rts of any and all bl(1s . Bo ~ rrl of Enucat1on Eas tern Locaf Scl:lool D1stnct EJors e 11oston Tmasur'er Hiring homemak.,.ln Gillie· d~ICoumeto Senior Citlzeno, toy Churc-a.'Schoolo. W.ord'o K!IYbOOrd, 304-1711·3824c "'*''· · Services .._w. 0 ·· For Foster Sorvict ' ·6/ 1811 mo. pd. -=s:-::4-:M=-==-i.-c"'._.,.M=-e-rc""h_a_!l_d::-oii-w PIANO TUNING lower 23: Profeulonal .. j t·HE ... ,, R . BACKHOE '· . ·. WORK · • r..i-. priced· regull'r tunlnga· , J-24 tfc •.' ,.• .,' .'. 3. lie 992-7.121 · ·' or P.Ymern · 1· 13-ttc • ' ('7) j .PH. 992.$682 We'd lilt to introduoo JOU'to EriPit-A·CII, 1~1 modlfl! way , to drive tiM vt~lele ol '""' ehoice. , No Down .Middleport. Ohio bJ Dtscret lon ary. ' to 8. -------·lcJuly 2.3.5,1, • 7. 11 tamllteo. Sink. dove. couch. b1by l 8113 Fmolly Yord adult clothoo. 129 Hy.MII a. I . Lawn· St., Mlddl_.t. • decor. com~ . .•• fo<to, . edultl a. ciMidN~~I . 9 fomily ysrrd Mle. July 2. 3. clOthing, oh-. booko, 3 mi. 1· s~~mothlne for ..,.,.,_: down Rt. 7 tr.le>W At. 211. 8uc...., .Poul Life Rood. R....IIVAie, Ohio. • · 81 0 Iouth 2nd lt., Mldll«· pori . July 2 ·through 'Z . Bedding. eppll-. . dillies, taalo. clothing, oltv.nrtono pano. evan, t~ .fumltu,.. jewelry, drop... cunolno, rugo, loto of mloc. Aca.ptlng II!P'Icatiollo ·lor poo!tlon of rout• . .lwrry - ·· ThU... July I, 1-3PM •t tl)o .7 -Up .PIIpll Will• l!ouoe on Rt. 7, Cholhirt. ·AI.O Ttansmiasion . . AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE •... 992-2196 . . >' relevant to 1nclu510n tn tt'iJ!' proposal may be obta1ned contactmQ ~ M s Mary Al1ce Varner. Deputy Otrecto r .~...-..... Area ~gen cy an Ag1ng <'JI '"' • Buckeye H1ll s· Hocktn g Valley Reg1oi1al O'evelopment OtslrtC.! ' 216 Putnam Street 410'51 Clatr B~ildmg 1 Manena. Oh1o 45 750 "~ Fundtng •s avatlahle in th e lotlowtng amounts· (All a, . led by J uly 20. 1984 .. ' G.ARAGE Rt. m.Pollltfoy Ohio Residential & Commercial . ,Call 742·3195 Or,, 992-5875 PAT tfilt·fORD 1117- c.,~w;u.. Public HOME LO,ANS FIXED RATES B~ mo- rota. Fixed con..ntlonol FHA· Ballyoltt•. wonted for r l - YA.Ii••dor Mortg•ll• · ·barn,__ ....ulrod. 32 ·Athene, colloet 114·112· to 40 hro ...,- wMk. Coli 30151. 114-2411·1117. • ' ' .core We c1n1n~:1:~~: and heat•r cores. We can · also acid .lldll and rod . out radiitllts, We also repair "' Uilks. •n-"-" ..., IP- u..ut Up 1o11-1o 0•o ... lflo.0.1M , do Up!<>11i - 4o . n - ~ ...... riotl I .li .. OO up to 11iWor•• , ll•••~"'...,le" ... 11.00 . Roger Hysell ..' -~--_;;:,._;.;;_,~--'---:..;: . Public Notice MIDDLIA\t. OHIO For all yo·ur wirine needs; furnaces, reo:air 1 mvice and installation. I 614~992~7626 PRIVATE · . INVESTIGATION · OF. . 'ALL TYPES • IJ1 - 11Miflla IA~ftlltliWII<U~IIMI public Investigations, .· 471- 1'1. .... _ , 2(l7 - LM•"'.. "' l'I)- Ato. . Oio! _.,,, ~--'---~~ . ·MILLER ELECTRIC , SERVICE Wolfe .. :; ..... c..... ,. ll" - "'•'""' IIM .M ...... , li7Upll01tl..., assemble at ark Amb ( ,. ......,..,_, Ohio. Rd. 10. July4. K~ tra In ~ in' thlo arMI . Glfto; 22 Monay to Loan ) · ••m • Mason, W. Va. {11/1 <1.,_ ·i lllf;lf'll'llhfllll' t•1ft'h JIQ ;,c.~ 1 ..(:. . . . . . ............... 11-I ,.... TII.Citl-1! · RITCHIE'S · MASON SEIVICt I• CENTER Ut~.•~ifit•d Jltlll. t~ ru l 'l·r th 1• n -v... ao~wo ,, '""'• '"'".Aft , ........ , .a. ........ Band meri)bers tO. ThesamegunwasusecttoklllMs.· p' Hansen and Ms. Scaggs as u1 the three Marin ·County ;shootings, ·he . said. Haertle resisted his· gun- • All members of the Meigs~ brandlshll!g attacker and 'was ' Scho!>l marching band· (exclu~ wounded but survived to Identify incoming . freshmeil and new Carpent~r. ' members) aretomeetattheparkon · Depot .~ ln Rutland at 9 a.m . , WednesdljY to take part in the · • annual parade: . sutnmerunlfonnsarewbewom . and music Is to be rnerllorlzed. 1 . . , Percu . ssiortlsts will have a sectll)n durtng a six-day . stay ~ Btr: · rehearsal this evenfng !nm 6-8 In mingham with. his bro.thers to the band room. · ·, rehearseforthelrupcomlngconcert · . · ' .. tour, was not recognized 1lY any of . the residents, M~ said, · ·. .. U aDCe 18p Bill Lelmbe~r, general man· · ager of the Hyatt Hotel where the The Meigs County ~ Jacksons stayed, said JacksQn pilt Medical SeiVIces will have Its onagraysultandafakemilstache.!ll modular ambulance on . display remain incognito when he slipped . Wednesday dw1ng the Fourth ot out of the hotel. July ~ocatl9n til Racine. ·, · /Although the Jackson brothers . Thevehlclewillbe•sslglledtotlhe I rarely splke · to outsiders dUring ,Racine unft. ' . Cotllity Emergency SeMce Ad· thelr stay ln /31rmlngham, · Dunn ·. figu~ he'd say SOfD€thlng ~ mlnlstrator Robert Bye!' and Ra· · Jackson was In a gOOd mood. "You clneSQWidChlefQeOrae~ pulled a sliCk 'one this mOrning," were In Columbus IQCiay 1XI pick up . Dunn said. · . lbenewvehlcle}'hemodulartypels Jacksonj!ldnot~.bilt"just ·Iallier 8lld more efllciEnt than ·ljle grtnned and nodded," he said. van-type now ln~use. : O,Wr!tollliiiJ _ _Iou,.... . 11 ·--III<IGM<II u. ~;:. , TV Ill . . . l~OIIjHMft! ' ~··~Oni~Aet f?HONE gg2:2l56 · ! [ m-11.. -.tlllioUlH attire. Jackson distributes literature·' ~~ BOOflNGHAM, The Daily Sentin~l Pomeroy . . ' · Middleport , . & 'VIcinity · 4 fomlly yerd slilo July lith • lth. Wright 8t..' firot diNt pad PonMray EI•IMIItary.: Etblnol Enhlnc*ll , at \ . PH. 992-6931 . Dr. Hunter remains with 648board ···~---··--·-~-- ~ - ---·····-·,- ' •W_..._ •Diehwo·•R.....t •R.trlgertiOra •D.,.,.•f. .Hrt ~ARTS 1nd SERVICE 4 · ~-ltt r ! I �" 12- The Daily Sentinel Page 33 ~y Tuetday, Middleport, Ohio Farms for Sale 56 a.m.... St!l VII 64 Mlac. Merchandise . -:~-=·------ ~'JN-1 ·======= 35 Lots & Acreage Sand. Gravel. Delivered In Maoon, Moigo, Ollila or plclc up ot Rlchordo a. Soft. Coli 448 -77B6. Call &14 ·268-86 1a. ~urveyid lot with watch and electfJc hookupa, apprchc. Vt A. In quiet aubdivlaion nilar Rodney, 2 mi. from HOlzer M-.dical Ce"'ter . 'c 'all after 6 :00. 446· 1380. 81 lrlorpotch KIIMIIo Profeollor!ol AM-groomi"'1 -·0iltd - -rdlng , • • cilltloo. Plok up ond do..•y ...,leo. Engllah Coeur &pent.! pupplee. Collll14-381t97110. . . 1877. 2 dr. Oodgl A auto, redlo, 11,711. 1179 Pord Pinto ' " " Wlgon. auto, -rldl.,, tpoit rima. oun roof, U,399. john'o Auto ·Bolee. BuloviHe Rd. Gelllpo. llo. Oh. Otiln 111 dark. Coli 448-4782. . 46 Space for Rent 57 Muaicel 19711 red I white Rlv..to Us_ed Furnitura: livingroom Instruments 44 Apartment Trailer lot for rant, Upper Rt. .uite, upright free1er, king Renta ls 7 . Call 614-367-0232 or 1i11 bedding. Corbin • for Rent Snyder Furniture, 965 Se446-4266. ,-~-,....,..-------,. cond Avo.. Gellipolio. 446- Foi ule Lowery F.., Mo-l ·• 41 Houses for Rent china organ, axe. cond . CaH cond.• ' 1171 . COUNTRY MOBILE Home • 446-9478. . 71144. ---------Perk. Route 33. North of 1~----------,­ 1; JACKSON ESTATES Pomeroy. Large Iota. C•ll New all tteel bui.lding~ 1978 ConiorC) LT 3110 "' 3 bdr. house deluxe, central APARTMENTS (E 1 814 · 992-7479. , 80•100-t4.26 per oquore Upright plono, t200.00. C.I.O .. AT, PB. P' AC, tilt J,• , air, pool etc. Call675-5104 Housing Opportunhy)que hu 304-876-31134. foot on your foundationwheel, AM-FM, 11100. Call '-l or .676-&386 . one and.two bedrooms. rent ltlte code buildlngo. Ohio 4411·1421: . ' ' ' ~--------starting at $157 for one 47 Wanted to Re11t 1·800·472-2318 other 1:; Home fot rant. good tOea- bedroom and $193 per 800-828-1209. 1974 318 2 lir. Bare~u.do. '• tion, Bob McCormick .Ad,' month for two bedroom, 68 ~ Fruit runo, riHd be._ry. 1200. :• , 3BA; full basement, partly with · $200 dapoait locat8d ule 20· ft . .lOOM neck & Vegetable• 19711 olo~t II cyl., Duller. ,• finished. nice. 2 bath. kit- nellr Foodland and Spring Wt~nted tO rent camper fo,. axle, 2 have electric 3 1280. Coli 814-388-8644. ~ c~en. living aree, beautiful · Valley Plaza. pool, and TV week of Mason County Fair, broke. Cell 614- 258-11801 304-882-2036. . J v~w . no cl;lildren, no petl. ant. Call 446-2745 or leeve alter 6. Early Tranaparent aPplft. ~ Call 814-446-3643. Wioe- message. oftor 8 Cell man Real Estate Age.,cy. s..,. porteble aewirlg ma· p.m. 304-1176-1794 . 'I ,. 3 bdr. unfum .. g-rage apt., M m: 11 <111111 s 1: chine, 860. Upright Amena ~~ 3 BA home for rent, Rt. 160 $260 plus deposit. Call fr"rer, 20 cu.ft., needs :: ~ mi.kfrom hoapital. carport: 446-3786. . freon. t7&. Cell 614· 388•, nice itchen & living room, 1-:--:-:--:----:---9644. · :, wood floor. 8300 mo. plus Furnished apt. 919 2nd .. 59 For Sale or Trade 61 Hou1ehold Goods •' sa¢urity, no children. no Gallipo~,. $176 . Men only. w / rnattre11 Queen size ~ pe~s . Call 614 -446-3643 Coll448-4416 aftor 7PM. A box aprings, exc. cond, _Wtseman Real Estate year old. pold 13110. will one $WAIN t Agencr. Newly remodeled 2 bdr .• tell for, t160. 388-e368. AUCTION ·a. FURNITURE ' -~·--------------- equipped kitchen, central :• Large home, largt? yard, air. $260. 821'-" Soc:ond 82 Olive St., GaiHpolio. New like ,- $360 mo.. 8200 deposit. Ave., Gollipollo. Coil 4411- & UMd wood & COIIItOVII, 8 piece wood living room 2168. • ' ;: Coli 446-7167. · .Uite with 6 Inch flat 'arms 1------,-..----''-• •399, bunk. bldo complete 1984 model ,Nocchl sewing ~ 2 bdr. hou•e in Gallipolis, ·4 rooms. beth; unfurnjahed I r<r ~ rllllilf" . hardWOod floors, gas fur· pet.. Utiliti8s paid. aduttt wHh lbunkloo 1199. 2 piece · mochind. Will· zig-z0 g, .1.) nanee, a~ults, no pets. Call only, no po\e. Coli 448- antron livingroom 1uitel monogram •. overcellt, hem. r\ 11,1 •l111.h 8199, entron reCliners S99 satin ltitch. make button N JI46-0968. 3437 or 4-.6-3111 . other recliner• $80, mepl~ holel &t more. The1e ma: .,.--=·- - - - - - - -.. Houae for rent in Mercerville Unfurniahed 2 bdr. In Crown dinette Hts 8171. bo• chine~ were u1ed In cla11 sprtngt • mtttrets twin or demon1tration1. 26 yr. war. area. Call446· 3169 days or (;:ity. Coli 814-266-8620. full t100 oet regular-firm !lnty. Regular price t379. 61 Farm Equipment ~ 266-1662 eva. . 2 bdr, apt. newly decorated. t120. moplo dlnlt1e chelro Now t126. Cell collect '•~ Vary nice 2 bdt. duplek, S60 to S200 per mo. utilties t38, wooh otendo 134, 614· 386-8026. ... completely fumithed, water part. paid. Call 876· 61 04 or maple roclloro tlit, 7 piece Pool Table & ecceu,orlea. chromo dlftltte oei •149. II .;-•Paid. flO intide pets, Main 675· _5 388. Cell814·268-6230 or 814· , st .. c r ..hire. c.11 &14-246· I- : - - - -- -' - - - piece dlnlt1e !10f-t99, u - 258-6002. . - 5818 · 4 rooms & ~ath, furnished, bed~oom suitn, refrigerators, ranges, chest. dre11ws. • clean, no pets, Bduhs only Box springs • mattr11a, · 62 Wanted to Buy ' Licoln Hill . Pomeroy . 2 depo1it & reference re: wrin,er Wllhlrt, TV'1, dry- good cond. Col 4411-10311. 1 977 Gronil PriA 311,1. outo., " bedrm house. both, base· quired. Coll614-4411·1819 .. OrO, ohooo. Coll814-446316 . ·· ment, A attic ,for storage. mlleo. E•c. con. air, Ulld V-30 Ditch Witch Stoor calf, .a t leoot BOO lbo. · CltU77,000 1114-992·3237 or 892,,., carpeted. $196 per month, 613 Third Ave, 1136 mo., trencher. 1-814-694-7842 LAYNE'S FURNITURE H~ord or Hol~oln pro- 7841. · Ref.erance · &. deposit re- adults only, depo1it re· tarred. 304-11711-482B. quired. Coll614· 992· 3064. quired. Coli 614-448-4222 Sofa. chair. rocker, otto- or 1 -814~ 894·80011 . ~ man. 3 teblu,· (extra heavy 1178 Olde. 4 .dOor, air, between 9-6. Saara ana-third H.P. Garage PB. Pl. AM-FM. cruloe. 3 bedrm house near Meigs 1-:::---::------- .by Frontiilrl. t885. Sole dOor opentlr 63 . Livestock phon, 304-87ll-62ell. Cell Mirie ~o . 1. 8226 a month, Nice 3 'bdr. house, bill· chair and loveHet, *271: ditlon. offer 4. $100 depos it. Call 614· ment, C-A. close to town. Sofoo end cholro prlcod from •1 25. Call t2811. to t891i. Tebloo, 146 742-2128 . Coii4441-61S78 end up to 1126. Hido·e8 h4!1d Of COWl • Cllvel: 1878 2 d - Pontlec Grand 4 roOm house near Point Appro• . 6Yt acre, levelland, beda, •4'40. and up to 2 eli conditioner•. electric Coll,814-742-2138 or con- Prix. PS. PB. olr. crulot tli211 .. Roc:linero, t17&. to choln •-· & dlohwolhor. tact J.oe S.yre. Rt1. control. VB. 301. · blaclt. Pleaaant, city water, refren· weth fro~tage on 2 roada, . _ _ Rutlond. .' 304·871-112811. ces required. 304 -'676- exc. for building or mini t37& .. Lomilo trom us. to _c_._ll_l_1_4_·9_8_11_·4_3_2_2_ . . t76.6 pc. d i - • from 6884. farm. all utilities near by. on t99 .. to 4311 . 7 pc . 1189 Top ooil end fill dirt deli· old At. 160 near Porter, Reglotered Tenn. Wolklng '77 CI!IIHac ·~ DeVlla. end up: Wood toblo with ol• verld. 304-876· 7771 . 3 bedroom. H I batho. bue- 89,000 . Call 614 · 388 · horoe Oeldini. block. 304- fully - · - y ..... ortticheiro t4211 to t745. Deak ment, garage, fenced yard, 8801 . rior A-1. 1h-. Runo good. 937-2123. up to t226. Hutchea. Shag corpet with pod. red 811 0 304·885- 311114.· HP, AC. 144 Englioh Court, 1 -:::-:-~------­ Point Pleasant. · $360.00 Nicely·furnisha mobile home 8660. end up. mopleorpine 12•12 elao pink 10•12. 1971 Pinto, .,gooi cOIId .. pluS deposit, ref. required. in city, CA. 1 or 2 adults finioh. Bunk bod complete Trompollne . 304 - 876 - 64 · Hey Grein 1400.00. · Coli 304·1171· 304 · 675 · 77B9 or 676 · only, no peto. Cill ' 448- wlth m1t1re11H, 12110. ond l-:1_7_1_4_ . - - - - - -up to U96. Boby bldo, 1----,--------,. 1773. .• 7467 after 6:00 PM ond 0338 . · 11 10. Mattreues or box 3 window 1ir conditioners. waek-ends. Gond mixld hoy. n .26 In · Apt. 8196 . mo'. opringo, full or twin, 1&8.. 304-1176·2287. . fiold, 304-8711-11679. . 1878 Mercury Cougor XR7. PB, PB, AC, AM·FM. 614· utiljtiea . Equal firm. U8 . ond ' t78. C!'uiHt; t196. 4 dr.' cheota, SURPLUS ARMY - Deftlm 448·26118. ' . 42 Mobile Homes Con· oetl, Str-. 304-1711-4308. ' I Apto. t42. 6 dr. cheato, t64. B8d Clothing. Damaged rantll for Rent !romeo. t20.ond t26 .. 10 clothing .111.00 dozen . Som 1873 , VOikow-. 'miltor gun - Gun cebine\a, *360. Som,rdlt'l Eaat • Aaiven•· oil ..... porto, oe1t or "'built, 66 Seal! Fertilizer ~- 304-488-1884. Got or electric rongeo f3715 . wood. Open Fri. Sot, Sun. ' 2 bdr. trailer fully Baby mott-MI, t26 &. 1:00-7:00 PM . . (Chlldranl good location. sec. dep . req . Specie:! rates ·for Senior t36, bed !romeo f20, U6. Camouftogo) call Point Ploo· 1874 Volklwogen In good Cell 446-8668 . Citizeno. 8130. Equal HouoTobacco plamt. call Mor- lhepo, • 1100. Call 304ing Opportunities. 614 · & t30. king !ramo t&O. lint 304-1176-3334: Good oelectlon of bedroom 1-::-------=-~-­ gan'• Wo~land Ferm, Rt. 9_ 9_ 2 ·_7~7_2_1_.- - - , . . - - auitea. c&der cheua . Electric range and electric 36, 304·878-2275 or 11711- 1178-31170. Mobile homo furnished . AC. '-:: ideal tor 1 or 2 man, 1. rockert. metal cabineta, dryer. Phone 304-1576·· 1288. • 1174. Plymouth Duotor, beautiful riverview. Fosters Furniehed 1 • 2 bedroom awivel rockera. · 8483. · 61.11d IIC1Uel mileo, Trailer Park. Call446· 1602. apartments. Middleport. poiftt, phone 304-11711······-----·--·-A.dults, no peta, •ecurity Uoed Furniture .. Choirs. Ulld V-30 Trencher, 814· 2174. 2 bdr. unturniahad, extra cfeposit . Call 814-992 - dryero. end TV' o. 3mlieaout 894-7842 or 894-6008. • nice, 2 ini. out on At . 588, '-:::38_7_4_._ _ _ _ _ __ Bulavlllo Rd. Open 9om to 8 200 mo .. adult• only. Coli ,. 8pm, Mon. thru Fri., 9emto 1978 Hondo Mo-ped. 1983 , 446-2300. Newly romodlled 2 bed· &pm. 8&1. 60 CC thrMIO!heolo Suzuki. 71 Auto1 for Sale room, equipped kitchen, 814-448-0322 Trucktopporfor7ft.lln bed. Mobile home for rent on 0 J $226 . Dopoolt required . Cell Childo John Deere celt Iron White ~d. just before Pro•· 614-992-6319 or 992- TV & Appllanceo, S27 Third troctor. pre ochool bicycle poct Church Rd .. 4 mi . from 2815 . 1 Ave.. Oalllpollo. 614·4·48· 1trlcy~lo. Elec 3 whoelor. Ali hospital. JBR. Iorge muter 1~----:----­ 1899. Spin weohero. goo a. worktng cond. Phone 304· br . . ex . st..prage, lg. bath, Newly redecOreted. 1 bed· electric jjryera. auto 871i-1277ofter7 PM . mostly furnished. nice lot, room. partially furnished . garage, no children, no petl. *225. Deposit required. Call waehen, g_.l, 6 . electric ranges, rehtgetiltora. TV Call 6 14-446-3643 Wioo- 814-992-6319 or 992· ==~ooc:~m~'iWJ~.,. ~1~9~8!2~~~~~~;;!~ :t 1180 Ford 8rorico, very cl11n .-nd gooct ahape, prlald to itll. 304-87526113 oftor e. pm. 1 977 Hortey Dovldoon lcw rider. Coil 448-701 II alter liPM. 18B1 Hondo 710 Cuotom. 2,1100 mileo, ••· cilnd. Coli 614-367-0394. a. 1 a. ~:~:i~~~~~~;;= .. man Real Estate Agancy. 2 bdr. with wall . to well carpet. AC. in Galllpolio . Cell 446-1409 6-!IPM . 28115 . 1 a. 2 bedroom lumlahed opto. Coli 814-992·11434 or 992-5914 or -304-882 2666. 2 bdr. 2 mile below Eureka, 1 -:---~----­ $160 mo. plus depotit, no One bedroom upstairs apt. pets. Ca~ 814 - 643~ 2644 or for rent in Pomeroy. Call 814· 992-6621 . · 6,14· 643·2916. Fur'niohod 2 bdr . .oir cond .. APARTMENTS , mobile loc•ted at K & K Mobile homes, ·houtH. Pt. PleaNnt Home Park Eastern Ava, and Gallipolis:' 614-446· 8175 mo. S50 dop .. rent ' 8221 . · includes water, aewer, &. 1---_;_______ garbage . Cell 814 · 256 · Nice 1 ond 2 bldroom 1187. unfurnished ap1rtment1 . 304-676-2218 boloro 8 2 bdr. mobile home at p.m. Evergreen . Coll448-7032 . 3 room a and bath~ extrl 2bdr. treiler 8176 plua dap- nice. Good locotlon. Depoolt ond refroncoo required'. ooit. Ca11614-3B8· 9B61. U26 . mont~ . 304-6711· 2 bdr. fully tumllhed. oir _1_o_e_o_ . -'-----cond.. aduhs only. Cell 1 448-4110. Twcibldroom. alee~. Comp Conley oroo. t200.00 mo. ' 2 bdr. mobile home private pluo utilltlu . 304-8711lot. 2Yll mi . out Rt. 1588. 4883 or 304·773·8143,, , f176 mo .. aecurlty dep. 8o ref. Call 448·41107 or 441121102. 1---------- 12•110 2 bedroom mobile ho..... pertly lumlohed. Re· cine aree. CaU 1114-992· SIIIB . '" For. rent 81eoping Rooma end Nght houoo "--ntt roomo. Pork c-ot Hiotaf. CoH e14-~411-07111. 1111• "-' ClJNowo Nrilahour Building eiliPeopM'oCourt KNOW IUAA.T I LIKEd _.., •, .! 1110 8:30 ..Cil • ill ' - ' • Comp I ry Joel< QCMtl Cl"lly when a magazine· quiz re... veals that he has a roommete who ia oecretly lusting aHer him . CR1 jCioMd Cop. tioned) . 9:00 • ()) (I) Ripllde Cody. Ntek and Boz uncover a sinister rock 'n' roM scam . (RI 160 min.) (1)700Ciub e (I) Hotel ID .........., I'C>IItic Auto Pert•- '· ,·a. Accesiorie1 .... -· ......... rn .. AN~_HEATINO JIM'S PLUMBING I HEATING. Rt. 1. Baa 31&. Gotli:· polio. C•l 614-3417. 0II7f. (jj) a. SHULAW'8 Pl~mblng ond .Heating, 2M . lbtth '8t.: Point Pleount/ ,W. Vo: 304-: 871·"20.' Llcen- end · lnoured. · 1'0:30 Cll My unto - . . I]) MOVIE: 'c-nnlel' P..t2 (fi) luo II Tonight's program .. . .· looks at one group's efforts to support the enti-nucleer movement . 160 min.l • • rMjor I • abel: ~ 8t I.- Angello Good·1 bcavotlng. beN-· m.,lo. hMtortt. driveweya ~ · oeptic ...... laridlc.ping •• c•tt anytlm, 814·448: · 4837. Jameo L. Dovloon. Jr. : L•••• -· 11 :00 e ()) 1D e Cll t»e!D Nowo . ()) c.lift on Cempua This ~----------------'J.A ..R.Conltructlon Co.Ru/ ' tlond, Oh,814·742-2t03: 8oMmortto. Footore. Canoretl work. Blckhoe•e, t Do••• & Dltcher, Dump ; truckt, a Wlter·IIIS·HMr~ I olectricolll"-'. · . t Grammy Award·wlnningCO' median pelforms ot" Wadsworth Theatre at ·UCLA . (f) MOVIE: 'Beech Glrfa' (f) Another Uht . ··THAN A FRVIN' PAN SKULl I]) SporUCent8r . (I) Newo,/Sjlorta/WHthor IDl Soundltoge 'Loveri>oy.· The high-energy Canadien rock gnoup preoenta their special brand of rock end roll. 160 min .I a. 11 :15 I]) Mozdlllportsl..ook 11 :30 • ()) (I) Wimbledon '84 Tonight's prograrl. updltos the day's tennis matches from the AI-Englend Lown · Tennis & Croquet Club, ' Wimbledon. England. ()) Beot of Clroucho (I) WKRP In Cincinnati M'cOornott McGorrett brings in . the elite Fivo-0 squad to search for a cop killer. IRI (80 min.l (() Let.nleht Amorlcl !ill All In the Fotmlly lEWlNG Mechlno - l r i -~ Mrvloe. Authorized 11....-; loloa a. Sorvlco 8horpelf.. lclnoro. Fobric 1 lho. 11 .~ PomeroY. 114-8gJ. 2264 . • l ==:: ,,;86;:: . :;::::::::;:;: · General H•ullng ·' e (() . ' . Jomoo loyo Wotor lenilco t AI~ poola IHIICI. Coli 114: ..; 288· 1141 or 114-441 - J 1171 or 814-448-71111 . , .·.~ r 187B Jeop CJ-Ii, blue wHh ~ hord . top. chrome whotilo. radial tim. Aeldng · t4.000. Cell ~8- 7353. ClothH Uno pull, owing 1011 or " - • all ty-. Plcnlo tablet ell 'I IIH, Fr11 dollvory, 304-1171-3677. Frigldolro 2 dOOr copportono refrigerotor: 17 ou. 'ft., a•· ..Uttm condition. •2110.00. PhC)!M' 304-8 75-3133. Kenmore eaK stove · 301n, whlto. 11118 riiW 1200. GE refrlgoretor--. white, 11 ouft. bottom lreozor. CoK efter 11 .. PM fo3"4 -.&71130~ . . '!' Johftoon Water Son~lco . Cell • 614·2H·1743or814 -2118- f 1120. ! Vena • 4 W.D. 1871 ford von. 11U. 1831 ~ truali. Sell or ,,.., CoM llelloMft 7 • liM. 441-01·~. - a I 1 d..erol Heullng. For Nlo Umeo-. Ill dirt. ond tC>p ' ool. Coli Coli 1114-211- l 1427. • ill Nltlhdll!e 11 :4& e ()) (1) Toftigtrt SI>OW · Johnny's guests ore Chorloa %! "', o .. ., 73 . ... ' I• ( :. ~. • • ' t'M JllsT AKID... 11M. NOT VOUH6 'r'ET ! • 87 NowoWMCI! .. • lnJlip •'l!llnt News 1!):15 (]JMulmumS•cu ltyThis drama focuaea on ife inside a federel pen~entiary . (]J SCTV f17 . ElectrlcBI Refrigeration • Want to buy two 11ix10 ----~ ~ Chevy Rolley Wheolo, 304· 79 Motora Homes Campara Rar~dolplt I Hil... ¥ 'Rooto of a War.' Despite cordial ;elations between Americen intelligence and Ho Chi Minh, french end Sritilh hostility to the Viet. namese revolution lays the groundworl< to a new - . (RI 160 min .l !Closed Coptionldl . 10:0 0 . (]J ·"(I) ......"""" • ~- laura cliecko OUI cherges of her brother-inlew's infidelity. !RI 180 min.) UnllrniiM ltvdo ""10 • Racing Coveroge of the Budweiser Hydroplane· Re· gatta is presented from Miami. FL. 160 min.) (I) • GJ ..... to Hart The Hans and Max seerch for Ma• ·s girlfriend after she has fallen victim to 1 plir of con men. !RI (80 min .) [Closed Captioned! Cor . F~ 111111 Pine GalllpOiio. Oblo Phone 114-448·341B8 or 814-446-4477 • 84 . IRIViotnom: A Tello ion CARTEII 'S PLUMBING :: 76 ill Artllur Hoiley'o Peter is · shocked when he is told he hlie a four-year-old son . a singer kicks a· drug habit and JuliB · is mystified by a secret ldmiror. IRI 160 min.l [Cio·c aptionedl -.· CorriiC1 Craft I Ski Supreme. !emily okl bootl. N- I" ulld. P•rltoraburg, WV 304-422·9433 or 304422;2317. . . IRI 160 · James Jacoby WEST Upholatery • Nolaon Heiny. Gerry Shon· dling end Audrie J . Neenen. (RIIBO min.) I]) U.S. Indoor Diving Chlmpionlhlpa Coverage of the Men's end Women's 3-Meter Springboard Finals oro preoentld from Goineavillo. Fl . 1!10 min.) i2:00 (f) MOYIE: '10 to Midnight' EAST •3 +1073 +K982 •aut +JI063 +1(107U Playing it .safe for six +97 .Qf3 SOUTH ' +QJ .AK97 +812 Reef ....... a.,...., --- 77 Rlnkblh trl-h8u118 ft. 71i HP EvlnNde motor. Coli 814· 2411-1170. 1'0111 oport . mtn.IICiosed Captioned) MelVIE: 'Dor__,•a 1878 8uzulil -dJom_,, w-.uoe. lor"'1. etc. F,... Vetter loworo, uddlebogo · fatlmeteo. 304-11~'3881. : . Mid trunk. Corbin Gentry aNt, radiQ, cruiH. · D•n• NowNn, 304·178-2164. · 82 Plumbing 14ft. Gloot Por bolt with troller end 40 HP dohnoon motor. Call 814-4411-4337. 08\"ald Jacoby and e MetoiiiUiltllllgo built to you; 83 . Excavating a 7-1-M +AUf .QJ 102 +AKQ5 +2 • 'llorfin to Roger Tory Peterton.' Tonight' a program profiles Roger Tory Peter ton, a man whoae bdoko on omithol· ogy .hove _ployed a pivotal role 11 tumtng bird-watching --i. 4.- NORTH Tunnel21' ID IRI-.o "A Field Guide vinyl' . Building. end elurnn lldlng. Froo IIIII- : matH. 304-1!11·3881 . "· 1974 C•llfC>mlo atyle 16 ft. ln-rd Bkl Boot, Chevrolet - · · V-drlve,lno•penolvoto operete. IHtl .upholatery. new .,.ttery, carpetld !loon. t3.000 lncl\'doo troller. 4411-1122 . I I I I ) IN THE ( I I I .I ] nameae friend who he& been for asaassinatton by dope omuggloro. (Ill 180 min . ~ ,. ()) MOVIE: 'Oclopuaey' . , Ill MOVIE: 'The Verdiet' (]J o.na. Ben a ·I)) I» MOVIE: l .. t~rgated a til Foul-11• 1 'Biul-.a Building-Remodeling, cOn·' creta. . drywall, .-!Oc:tijcol;i roofing. flooring. framing . • kitahen·bllthroom inet•il•-' tlon, - - . t i n - frllftling .: • 304-6711· 2440. •at•. =="'"-~_.. arprill - · .. -. ~~­ ee-dbt'llto-c:ortoon. • an. Dey • • nme • ill (I) A T - The A Team helP• out on old Viet- ID • . 1 0 (~ -J I -(AntweriUnunow) Ye-dey'al ....,_, BOOTY ODIUM TOTTER GYPSUM ~: If ll'a Dracula whom you meet on the slreol, he'll sure know how to do lhlsPUT THE BITE ON YOU I)) Dr. Who (jJ Wlllllllf Forturie 8:00 tMASiiGj ~A( e ID Femlly Feud (I) L.. Ca!o.Ctlolt Remodeling: oldlng, lntoitor: lrid exterior, t ..tured coiit·' lng, oimulotld brick a~d: ·~ceo, thermo replaclritorlt: win~• · 304-11711' 11110. · · 111 ft. fle.hlng - t . traitor, 2 motora. oara. IWWel uc. cvnd. Coll441-313?. • ·r Moelb . . . . AtiMte BASE M.E NT WATER , : PROOFING. Uncondltlonof lifetime t~~~oronteo . LOCIII: rolororteeo fumlohecl. F,.. eatlme~. h Con collect 1 ~ 614-237. 11488. 9 o.m . to s· p.m. floglf l Booomont Waterproofl~g. '~ Boeta end Motors for Sale • Cll 3102. 75 I~ Dough Boxing preoortts ·e 10-nound Super MiddleWeight bout featuring Carlos Tite vs. Donny Lalonde · . (I) Major I llg.;. ........1: V.W..,l W.,'( ~ ..lHS N6W iSSTA.I.Ialf, IAA't to WHAT A HUI.A DANC:~ 15. · . Mu•.t~~o. IN Top Rink Fetty Treo Trimming, etum~ romav.l. Coli 304 -11711 -. 1331. , Enterui..- . -!' I]) Top llenk lloidng fram Wotor welt cvmmorclal end' domoetic. tttt holee. pump; IIIH end •-Ice. 304-89&~ 671·3126 or 11711-3915·. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wethers, dryers, riiffriver•toro. rangto. Skoggo Applianc••· Upper River Rd. belide $tone Creat Motoi. 814-448-7398. 7:30 RON'9 Spoc:laMzlng In Zenith onct Motorola . ,Quazer. 1n~ houH cello. C.H 304-171-• 2388 or 8!4·448·2464. ·. ! MZ!CNIII/Lehrw ·' eTonitht<II GENE'S 'DEEP IT~A.N( CARPET CLEAN , acotchguard-weter exttlctlon, dlodorizoro. FREEoatlmat••· Reaaonebll rat..-.. Gena I!Tihh. 192-1309. • Hutlng o · ®. RINGLE iS SERVICE o~pe: ·1114 CR 80 tiiiO. erand . rionced roofing. inclucMftg ftiW . Cell448-3231 . hot tor oppljcatlon, corpon tor, olectrlclon, m11on. Coli · 1 gB1 · KZ2110 CSR otreot 304' 875-2088 or 1175bike. 1000 mlloo, 11100. Coli 4510. 446-4803. GET y1>irr carpet SHIP: 1 ii78·Yomlho S$400. ••c. SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN· c:Ond.. 18110. Collll14-241i- STEAMER. Woter iemovol; 81101 ' ottor IPM. tumlturo !'leoftlng, tree eotl- : mateo. 30-.·jl78-229&. .•. "'- ---+-------------- Cll E-boitwnorrt Tonirlht • Cll Wheat of Foriune . Cll · Nightly • llualneoo t~ievllion 8on1~e: 74 · Motorcycles Cll Hare Come the lridoa rn '-taCenter Cll a.ntoo d - Son (I) Wheat of """'- ~----......-·· ., furniahed. I~R~iv~o;r.;id~o~A~p;t;o~.M~i~~; 1 'Tho Hou.. Doctoro' lluolity Pointing· intilrior a .._..,.Call 4411 - 8341 afto[ II :OOPM . ·Freo oollrutu. . '· $3,700.00 614 -446-0208 . 1:::;6;14=·=4::46;·=0=68=2=-==== :: • H & I Homo Improvement• vinyl tiding, rooll"'• roonj addltton. atorm w~ow., etone. Coli 1114-317-0401 or 814·387-724tl. • , ()) PM Mtigezlh8 7:00 • PAINTING· Interior and ••· torlor, plul!'blng. roofing. oome remodeling. 20 yra. ,oxp. Coll 'l l14-386-11812 . . : ' Sleeping room 1126. utili· ties paid. Shere bath, male only, Ronge a. refrlg . 919 2nd. Ave.. Gallipollo. Call 448-441 8 after 7 PM. . Rome Improvement• Morcum Rcoflng a lpcout' ·· lng. Now lnotolllntl Nbbor roofs. 30 yoorl •pert.ae: opeclolbtlngln built up roof. Cil 814-388-1817. t.IKC regiotaNcl COOft hound pupplu. 8 - · old. Col 814-992- 3889 or 182· 38U. 133 acres. mostly timber, secluded, 2 mile• from Route 35, six mllel from 2 bedroom -mobile home,· Henderson on good gravel adt.~lta only. For uta or rent. rba d. bord ero Cornotolk , _c _•_ll_6_1_4-_9_9_2_-2_&_9_8_._ _ State Park: Includes two r wel_ls and trailer hookup, all 2 bedroom mobile home, -1 mineral rights in~ludad . bedroom apt. eftrciancy apt. 7/3/84 EYE NINO Judy T~ Ooooming.' Cill 814·3411-?UO. Plaetic citterna· etete aP· Drogonwynd Cott.,., J(enproved, pleltic aeptic tank•. nelo. AKC C~ pupplu. ploetlc · culvtrt. metol cui· Slameu kltt1111. ..... lltt•• Ylrtl. RON EVANS ENTER· CFA Hl!ftellyon one! Porolon ""ISES. Jockoon , Oh 614· , klttono. Coli 1114·4411· 3844 288-5930: . oftr II. · l _ot for 1ale irJ M8rcervi1Ut. Television Viewing For ute. llkl now 18711 11 ft. camper. 'uti oomelnld. C.. 448-0814. 771 1 Umatone, Fametor Middleport, Ohio a. HILLCREST KENNELS l•rdlftg ol - o. Heotld lndoor· outdoor taQllltlee . IIKC Dobermon puJ>pleo: Stud Clll 114-<IM- . llftlufl Fl..wood Rlducld . pric" thru July 31ot. Hove your. - n IHIOM(I wood thlo wlnter. 1114-2118-112ollr. 1984 79 Motors Homee G:ampars , • KIT W CAlLYL11 ®ilf ...1, Wrttlhl Pets for Sale 'I ' . 3, 1914 • Bridle pl8yen IearD early on bow to IUe fin II I ID tblt dell de.crilled by lm*tn brid&e apert Martin Hoff- · "':'' ~kef to t~t~Cee. II aot to late . a . Tile NM!ng wu straJebUorwartl. Aftl!r Nartb's jump nile to tbree . llelrtl. SGullt llbcnred ll!e ace of clubs, Norllt ~ lite ltroa& d!a!DCM!ds ad Soutll'l req ..... putoer to blci slam wltb aljlacle c:GIIIrol. That invltatlotl wu · readily ai:cepted aud it wu ap to deeilrer to make bis slam. . Be Willi tile tnanp lead iD bls band ad led tbe ~ ot ..... Eut WOtl tile tiDe aad 1etwwd 1 trump. Soutb ..., lite ldltc. pl8,ed ace of clali8 ad bumped • cltlb, ret wl to bls band wlllt a.,.. ad nd'fed r club. Tile ace of lp8deul• wcAIIim to IItteii 1t11 lilt dab, 11m be bed to pl8y A-1-Q of "' 11'111 aad lttope that Eut .-Ill fctDow. NO. IAidl 1...... ~ tllis ud outaime be avoided? 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CRYPTOQUOTES XUWGAP~~AC QPAT DGUPWH PKDWUHWSC ATW KYVRWU EN XEEJH I PKDESDW.I PK ATW RUEAT. - RWUK- ()) 8umo 6 Allen ID Nlghtlinl ClJ MOVIE: ·s•pov•s· • ill Eye on llofii,'WD Dd 12;30 ()) MOVIE: 'Amotricln . Pop' . . (1).18ck llen!1Y SMw . (I) MOVIE: 'Not AI A TIIIITIITI ' UPIIOLITIIIV IHOP • · 1183 ..._ Aw.• Oollipallo 81 4-....._"1.13, or 114-441: tiSI. ·~> • .. ·-1 P-.XW NPAL - OPRREK Yntenlly'aCryptoquotte: ADVENTURE IS A PRIVATE CLUB TO WIUCH A MAN GAINS MEMBERSHIP BY IDS WAY OF IJFf; AND POINT OF VIEW. JAMES . FEIBIEMAN s-...· ID Saiki Gold ~~------~------~----~-----~-~~------~--*]~--~----:~·----~--~------~~~--~··~--~---------~~-~·----·~-----)I ' ' �• 14-The . -.· ...... ~.- · ~ ... ... . . . " .. Sentinel Inside today: Observances In Ewing Funeral Home, · the Rev. DaVId Curfman ortlclatlng, Bwial will be In Burlingham Cemetel'y. F'Iieiids may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 24 and 7-9 p.m . In lieu ol flowers, the family requests that donatl<lns be · made to the American Cancer Society. ' Fourth of J\lbl celebratiOns will Naomi (Polly) Brlckles, 59, taken place lomort'O\V In the villages Druwtn, died Monday morning at or Racine and Rutland. her residence. , Parades Will be . held fit both · Mrs. Brtckles was born March 7, villages~ at 10a.m. Rutland will have Its :11th annual J !¥.5, In Athens County, the daughter , ox roast, a!Qng with games and a of the late Byron and Katherine talent show. .Wyers Doane. She was also pre· Racl,ne Will have entertainment ceded In death byUu'eebrothersand Kathryn Carter all afternoon and a chicken bartwo sisters. Milj. Br!ckles .}\'as a becue following the parade. housewife. . . Mrs. Earl Carter , 92, of WapaBoth vllJages will conclude actlvl· . She IS survlvled by her qusband, . .ke"eta, the !Qnner Kathryn SchoU, ties with fireworks. · died Monday night. She was a Floyd Brtckles; four sons, David An Honor's . Day celebratl<ln, Iohner MeigS County resident. 'Brtckles and Dale Brlckles, both of Pomeroy, Danny .Brlckles of MidShe Is survived by one .daughter. sponsored by Modem Woodmen .of · ,dleport and Duane Brlckles of Mn;. Myron (Helen) Alstaetter of An'lerlca, Camp 10900. Will be held at 2:·:1J p.m. at MaiOII!'Henderson •Logan; one daughter, Mary KatheWapakeneta; several lirandc!illd!ann home, Counly Road 56, ~rlne PaUone of Deerfteld Beach, ren and great gran~dren; twO Coolvllle, first farm on right. · Fla.; two sisters, Agnes PhiUlps of sisters, Mrs. John (Margaret) There will be free melon, Ice Athens, and Mary Ackley of Shade; Bachman of Columbus, and Mrs. crea111 and beverages plus one brother, Arnold Doane of Lester (EDen) Wilson of Pomeroy; entertainment. Navarre; four grandsons, one one brother, ·Oscar Scholl of The Eastern A thletlc Boosters ,granddaughter and a number of · Pomeroy. will. sponsor a chicken barbecue at. nieces and nephews. · Funeral services will be held at . the high school with serving to begin • Funeral services will be held Wapakenata. a t ll:30a.m . . . :...C ounty court concludes- cases . Efi:iergency runs ~fined · Twenantyd·flveelghtdeof~~~rsantsforflweteedre costs; Beulah Crabtree, Albany. Four emergency runS were made u"' failed to yield half of roodway, $10 by local units Monday, the Meigs In Meigs County Court and costs; Wanda DOnaldson, County Emergency Medlcal Ser-recently· Portland, failure to control, m and vice reported. Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brien costs: Roger Holley, Huntington, At 5:06 a.m. Racine went to :wereRandyHunt,Gallipolls,speed, w.Va .,speed,$22andcosts; JohnF·: Bashan Road for Elsie Circle, taken )$In and costs; Thomas Epps, Aeikel', Al~y. no valid regtstrato Holzer Medical Center; at 9: 35 ~Charleston, W.Va., speed, $21 and lion, $l) and costs; Susan Sylvla, a.m. Rutlaoo to Counly Road 1, .costs; Charles Whittington, Pome- Albany, failed to yield, $5 and costs; transported Lauren Huffman to :zey, <flsorderJy conduct, $75 and Mark A. Laudermllt, Pomeroy, Holzer' Medical Center; at 11: 50 costs suspended, $50 fine; Terry domestic violence, :IJ days In jail. a .m. Rutland to New Ltma Road for Sayre, Pomeroy, speed, $24 and suspended and 1 year probatl<ln, Patricia Cleland, taken to Veterans costs only; Emily Collier, Ripley, :C;osts; Ray Maxson, Long Bottom, Memortal; at 6: 40 p.m. Tuppers $24 ' and costs; Lemuel W.Va., speed, $23 and costs; Plains to Reedsville for Lldla ;Hanlen Jr.. Addison, failure to Pamela Wolfe, New Wllm!ngtlin, Chevalier, taken to St. Joseph's p a., speed , $22 and cos ts; T ena ,insplay valid regis'tratl<ln, $10 and Hospital, Parkersburg, W.Va. tests; Clll!onl Lambert, Columbus, Slayter, Pomeroy, obstructing Off!· ~child restraint, $10 and costs; cfal business, :IJ days jail, sus- · ; Raymond Hudnall, Rio Grande, pended, and costs, 1 year bwl, $250 and costs, 3 days jail, 00 probation; Robert Luke, Dexter, !lay license suspension and speed- OWl, 3 days jail, $2;iO and costs, Admissions- None. log, costs only; David Powell, ucense suspension 00 days. · Discharges - Anna Koenlng, Racine, speed, $21 and costs; · · Forfeiting hopds were Rodney .Richard Kenney Jr., Sissonville, Holman, Racine, possession of Hilda White, MarY Marjorie' Milhoan, Rita Stobart. W.Va., speed, $29 and costs; Barry marijuana, $45; Tracy Taylor, 'VanMetre, Letart, speed, S.ll and Athens, speed, $50; Paul McGregor, :ixlsts: Robin Herald, TUppers Mount Vernon, speed, $42; CecU "Lottery winners :Plains, stop sign, $10 and costs; Chaffin, Logan, ~o highway use ~Michael Nance,_"''"acuse, unsafe perrnlt , ._.. · F1ower, Athens• CLEVELAND (AP) - ' The ~J• .,.....: usa . speed, $41; Mlc~l Muil!ns, Bel!ngwinning nUillbl!r drawn Monday vehicle, $5 .a nd costs; .: Thomas Gaspers, Tuppers ton, W.Va., .$41; _Michael Nance, night In the Ohio Lottel'y's da!Jy J>lalns, speed, $25 and costs; Mark Syracuse;-' failure to display valid game,~~ Number," was 486. 'Bowers, Stewart, failure to display registration, $45; David WUcox, In the "Pick 4" · game, played valid registration decal, $10 ·and Pomeroy, Insecure load, $45. Monday through Friday, the wtonlng number was 8762. wnds ·wero. .. sw .· "GREAT FOR THE GRiLL' U.S.D.-.., U.S.D.A.Choice English Boneless ID • • it· • • • ••• • .... • • . . 667·3110 5th STREET SINCE 18SS COTTONELLE , TOILET TISSUE 6 ROLL PACK $}79 . . Lettuce ' INSTANT -TEA $}99 3 oz. 3/~9¢ COOLVILLE, OHIO 4572:, BELPRE. OHIO 457' .' LEE ETHRIDGE 8 Pack 16 Oz. The Holzer ClinicUrgent.Oare Center is now open every ~turday and Sunday from 1:00 P.M. to 9:00P.M. at the Main Clinic on Route 35 near Gallipolis. Physicians from the Departments of Family ~ractice and Pediatrics will be available for treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter the Clinic at the Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. Pediatric patients should .telephone 446-. 5287 for a time to be se~m. · , URGENT CARE CENTER HOURS · MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY:-SUNDAY HOLIDAYS 5 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. J P.M.-9 P.M. ' ' BREAD WHOLE KERNEL CORN PEAS ·a PEAS & CARROTS MIXED VEGETABLES • $} . LAY'S 39¢ P.OTATO CHIPS 7Yz OZ. BAG . .99¢ , GENERIC -, TOILET TISSUE CHARCOAL DOG FOOD $299. · . $349 . ·BAG . CIGARETTES OIIE CRTII. JN STOCK 8 PACK 16 Ql. Plus Tu $}2 9 Coupon Expires 718/U Coupon Expires 7/B/B4 C.K. SUPERIARKn VALLEY BaL .R.C. COLA- C.K. SUPERMARKET ORANGE JUICE. $}3 9 Li~ll 'h, GAL I S}S 9 6 PACK -12 oz. CANS • '. . 1& Oz. $149 HB. ' Coupon · Service When required to do so." OppOnents of the law said that · WASHIJ"iGG''N (AP) - The , requiring students to tell whether ~ Is not lnfllctlng unconthey have registered Is a form of stltutlonat punishment by denying eoerclve self·lncrtmlnation. federal all! to male college students But government lawyers said the who fail tn register for the draft, the purpose of the law Is "not to catch· Supreme-court ruled today. wrongdoers" I;Jut to Increase the Pl'l!;.ft~vote,thej~uphek!_a : E f young men on the l!l8214w that dlsqualilles tlml any · 10Ds.• federal klan Ill' grant program male the law took effect. more colleQe ~tudents who have not met ,IXXlstudenll;whoprevtousJy their lePl obllgatl<ln to register. 1lad failed to sign up for the draft A feQeral Jullge In Minnesota had have done so. !nvaildated the law, Burger; In rejecting the selfChler JUBtlce Warren E. Burger, incl1mlnatl<ln arguments of regts; In his oplnlon .for the ' eoilrt, said, tratlonopponents,saidnostudentis "Conditioning receipt of ... aid on liJlller any "cilmplilslon" to seek reglstratl<ln Is plainly a rational federal aid and therefore has no rneanl to linprove C!llllPliance with reason to make any statement as to the I'QIIstratlon requirement." whether or not he has registered. · He;sald the law "also furthers a "A person who has not registered ' fair ,.UOCatlon of scarce federal (for the draftl clearlY Is under no 1'I!!OOI'Cell by limiting aid to tho6e compulsion to seek federal aid," who ,are wUUng to meet their Burger said. " If he has not responslblllttes to the United States registered, he!sslmplylnellglblefor by registering with the Selective ald." .!Powdered By RON SIRAK .............. Pre&sW.... MllJioils of Americans thrilled at skies flootled wlthcolorfromFourth . of July fireworks, as fun In thefonn !1 giant banana splits and rock· skipping contests vied. with parades and backyard barbecues In a joyous mit national birthday celebratl<ln. From sea to sea Wednesday, It was a bash for America dlvene as the people who populate the as country. The Beach Boys, stock car races, bathing suits, tall ships and a ceremony honoring the Statue of Liberty highlighted this year's Independence Day festlvHies. . But the holiday started In tragedy In BevetJy, Mass., where a predawn fire killed 14 people In a · rooming house. At least two people were kllleilin holl.day·related accl· dents, two others were missing and Li11lt 1 '7/a/84 ~tergent · s.up1:'E,R . ' e ".·. 'MARKET.;~" . ··t NO SALES ·oPEN DAILY ' . & SUNDAY~9:oo A.M. ro 9:ooP.M.. SECOND & MILL ST. . · . We , Reurv~ ~~~ : MIDDLEPORT, OH. Rlqht to WE ACCEPT FOOD ST-AMPS NOT "ESPONIIILE' FOR ( ~lmlt Q~antltlea. &· 'c'WIC" COUPONS m,ooo tonight," said Frank Munch, 49, a vendor rrom Cincinnati. Hundreds of vendors, some .dressed as clowns, enjoyed a brisk food and merchandise ~s!ness. Jazz · and concert band musicians added to the festlvlties, which caused bUmper-to-blunper traffic and quickly filled parking lots .. An additional 75 city buses struggled to handle people whO either parked miles away fYt decided not to fight the traffic, The capital city celebrated early to avoid confilcts with su~ celebratl<lns Wednesday. In Granvllle, In Central Ohio, the Kiwanis Club • . chose 70-year-old Carl Frazier and his wife, Elizabeth, 68, to preside as co-grand marshals over the vlllage's Fourth of July P'!fade. Frazier is an ex-mayor, president of the :former PeopJe's State Bank and a driving force behind the ' philanthropic Granville Foundation. fils wi!'e hits • been acuve In community volunteer work. Several hundr¢ people gathe~ Wednesday II\ Veteran's Memc;ll'ful Park II) Marlon for the dedication of two honor roDs listing the 293 Marton Countlans whO died In 20th Cenney conflicts. And In Columbus, a DOo Elah Parade SPoofing the Jtradltlonal processions drew 250 participants and • :!,IXXl spectators. . , Moreover, the chief justice said, late registrants may qUality for aid w!thoot providing any Information to their 9Ch1Klol thai would lncrlml· nate them. Burget said the statement · to the school by the aid appUcan&alm!liY states that he is "In ccmpllaqce with the registration .. $ ·~'fiOI-ftlg. .ldm to he was a tlmey or t,"headded . . alate · The diaft-status dlsclo6ure law was chaQeaged by six Minnesota college Silidents, sparking a ruDng by 6strlct Judge bonaJd L. Alsop m'it. Paul last year that the law Is mi tmpennlsslb1e form of punishment u.s.. FIRST PLACE Ia tbe __.,me dhlllon lit the F-u. ol Juf\J JNII'IIde held Ia Racine Wod 1'aywas the t?oll& of the' Coualry Boys f-H Club wllh tile lbeme Alsopaooedthegovemmenlnot to enforce the law. But the Supreme Court soon thereafter set aside the effect ~ Alsop's order pending today's decision and therefore the registration law has remained In effect. · '"lbank God I'm a Country Boy." See 8ilclltlooUI plloloe on pages 7 and 8. ·· were more than a dozen Injured: In PhUadelphia, where the Decla· ration of Independence was signed In 1716, more thaJ:IooemUIIon people walched fireworks In Fairmont Park, capping the clly's five-day Freedom Week festival . More thhan 500,000 people 'Jammed the mall ~d the Washington Monument for a concert featuring the surfing sound of the Beach Boys, who made a triUmphanl return to the natl<ln's capital after being banned last year by then·Intemr Secretaiy James Watt. · · Over lOO,IXXl people took In the fireworks sbow In Grand Rapids, Mich. ''There lsn'ta blade of grass by the side ot the river that wasn't bent by saneone's posterior," pollee Lt Ron Vlertlelllg said. · New Yark City beaches were reported "blanket to ·blanket" as ·almost 'l!iO,IXXl pewle sought refuge · from hot, J11U1!1!Y weather. Sun- ldng Californians also packed ibe shore near Los Angeles to watch ~ tall ships parade down Marylalld,peoplepald25centsea<:h to help tldld and then eat a 356-foot balllllltjlllllt. "As far as I knOw, they a~ all bl It," .said ~- 4 Rick Sheperd. TWo hundred poonds ot ~ IUid 39 pUonsoflcecream ~nt Into ihe concoction. . TO D~EALERS e every .JNIW11ANDPARADE-TheMelpJDshSchOOI marcldnl band parilclpaied b1 &be Ju?y Fourth Pllt_., Mil RBBII!':I itED cliAMBER lEADER -lllillrrl Halt lllld RGa Alii ,.. wttllllle ArM VllllniiMI' o1 <lanllnerce'a IM&IIIit ~ Tl a 2 r<a••\ldlt ....... s'atee. a.,: ........... . . •'a ..... """llle e:n. ... llle Ba?l v w. , .... N' f'w AI?!- ret 11\J re 2 Md IIJ tile .... oiAcdwL .,.,..._;a .. i, •' I' , JfcE~ hisSupemr wa.y to ilrst t the 16th Lake State StoneSidpplngtouma· menton · Islan4,Micb.His wlnnln&ildm skipped 22 times. In Pltllburah. a fireworks display downiOWII was ,postponed unUI Salllrclq' .. )llll'lllle actlviUes al Rutland W~. See addltloaal photos onb pages 7 Wid 8. · Meigs Commission· to pay ·part of ,~ost for repair of earth mover at old landfill thecoast. . At Fort Meade Anny Base In ~RIC.I11 EFFECTIV~ THRU SUNDAY, 7/8/84 "FREE . PARKING" . c.n'tt 1 2 S.Ct'ion•, 14 ~gn 25 . A Multlm.dlo Inc. Newspaper mark nation's. .·2 0.8 th annive~ary Wednesday ANY SIZ£ BOX . Llilllt 4 Coupoa Expiilt~a/14 C.K.SUPEilb(li£T timit 2 .• . B~ckyard . bashes ·.20• OFF ' Wednesday night the fireworks show would not be rescheduled this year. Rain also .forced postponement of nearlY fireworks display scheduled In Central Ohio. Under more pleasant skle6 In Cincinnati, the new Rlverbend Music Center opened Wednesday night to a capacity crowd. T'tle $8 million center, permanent SUI1II1lel' home for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra: was dedicated during a grand-opening concert that featured the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, singer Ella F1tzgeraW and fanner astronaut Nell Armstrong. Some of the heaviest rain Wednesday was reported In northern Ohio. The National Weather Service reported rainfall of l.ljl Inches In Upper Sandusky. The heayy rain and thunderstorJnSWednesday In many areas of Oblo occurred ahead of .a cold front moving across Oblo. The Wea tiler Setvlce said the . · threat of showers was expeCted to end Saturday, with a weekend of highs rtear ~and low humldlty. Col:urnbJS had Its big celebratiOn Tuesday night. beating the bad weather to the delight of an estimated spectators at a massive fireworks show along the Scioto River. , · "This Is beautiful. · ColuNilKis Is rea!Jy alive display C.K. All Flavon Clevel8nd Independence Day Association, said By 1be A~ated PreM 'f1l!lusands of Ohioans held their Independence Day celebrations between the raindrops Wednesday, while otherS postponed their plans for a drier day. Would-be fireworks spectators b1 Toledo spent pal1 of the soggy evening In llrtllJil!d tratt1c as spoiiSOrS of a riverfront fireworks waited untU after 8 p.m . to postpone the event unUI F'rlday. A crowd of lOO,cm had been expected for the.display co-SJ)OilS<ri!d by the city and Soblo, and like the sponsors, many spectators~ had gone downtown In hopes that the rainfall wwld end In time for a dazzling show. In Cleveland, the Festival of Fl eedolu fireworks display was cancejed becauae of rainy weather. The show had been expected ··to draw thousands to Edgewater Park on the Lake Erie shore. Jim Tabaczvnskl: director Ot the SUGAR Coupon hpirn 7/1/14 . C.K. SUPERMARKET Coupoa bplr•s 7/1/14 C.l. SUP£1MARKET 8 P1ck 59¢ GAL. Pin Oep.· l:ilit 1 Limit 5 .... c~·· WATER . ' COCA-COLA Pepsi . ., Cola $}49 . DISTILLED 25 LB. BAG $1 ~00 OFF . Only 7·9¢ GENERIC 20LB• Fri. 4 ROLL PACK Plus Dep. GENERIC HOLZER CLINIC LTD. $}~9 3-16 OZ. LOAY£S· PEPPER ~t~~-K $}19 'h Gal. VALLEY BELL ' BUY ,HEINER'S BONUS THRIFT KING crowds Racine, and. an ox roast at Rutland. Both vlllages offered games In the afternoon. · . .. · , The rain d~ not dampen spirits or cut back ihe attendance throughout the day, Fireworks displays were held In both villages, with , people lining the grounds to get a glimpse of the climaxing events. • At the popcorn and snowcone ~chines up Racine way, folks waited patiently In tine, sorneas longas40 minutes,. to be served. I The events were sponsored bY the Racine Volunteer F1re Department and the Rutlar\d Fire Department. Parade float winners 1n l!le Racine parade, 1n the : · theme dlvlston, were: Raclite Baptist Church, first place and Barbara's School of dance second place. · In the, non-theme dlvlSlon, flrst place went to · Country Boys 4-H Club and second went to Our Gang 4-HC!ub. By JAME'Ui. RUBIN 9,9¢ GAL. . enttne ()tlio, Thursday, July 5, 19!14 Bicycle winners, age group, first WllfsecOnd place respectivelY were. 0 to 6, Tommy Lane and Ou1s GUbrldge; 7 to 9, Eddie WWis and Jessica Hart; 10 to . l!i, Robin Manuel and James McDaniel; unlimited, _ Jamie Cummins and Riehle Wamsley. Winner of the horseshoe contest was Harry Ba!Jey ~ rOller p!n toss · was Judy Johnson. General. . . chalnnan was Scott Wolfe. ............. Pre8s Writer 2% MILK OR; $}69 URGENT CARE CENTER NEW WEEKEND HOURS . 16 OZ. CANS ICE CREAM Plus . -\' FABRIC SOFTENER $19·9 BAG . STA PUF POTATOE·S lOU. $}19 - \~~z. U.S. NO. 1 IDAHO RC $179 COLA BELL $139 VALLEY PREMIUM IBeMind Post OH1ceJ 59¢- Pomeroy~Mi~dle,,rt, • Court uphOlds 1 82 .· draft law .-equir ment . TREET · 12 oz. 3tas. FOR 99¢ , .ARMOUR CAN . BANANAS 6 PACK CANS 125 LEE STREET "" . GOLDEN ·RIPE •' • loaf with each puri:!Ve of 2 pacts of Kahn's Luncheon Meats. FRESH-CRISP-I.CEBERG SHURFINE JAR l Bonus Bread FREE Produ ce Speciills 7-UP .. 423·6300 . 16 Heiner's One oz. .One with each purchase of 2 packs of storemade Frozen Minute Steaks. . . !FWnM<ai ' ~ RacinE1 and Rutland Wednesday morning as · lined the streets to watch the annual Fliurth of July . parades In tho6e communities. ' The parades klc)c;ed off lndepencence · Day actMtll!s, Which InCluded a chicken barbeCue a:t 1 Cllip-Chopped, All Meat Bolocna 160Z.3/99¢ WH ITE.,ETH Rl DG E By 8ea&lnel StaH And Wire aepon. Everyone loves a parade and It was evident- In ., Pii:tlt, Dutch, Coobd S.lilmi · • • Area parades highlight July Fourth ·activities , suPERIOR'S BEST BBQ (8) Buris 19' July Fourth scenes.•.Pages 7-8 at y c.,y,..,... 1914 ' SUPERIOR STORE SLICED ·Petty wjns 200th race•..Page 4 Wladi ....I&H w; I ly to 11CJUtb. w I It ' - tlwl 11 mph. ~ oll'IIIIII!Operceaitomjlll&, . Vol.34, No.SI FRESH-LEAN · FRESH-lEAN • lllid .· ' , w!faM • 9 ••••••••• FRESH-LEAN HOMEMADE cloudy LB. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •....., · CANS Serviag- with Old-Fu•ioae• · D_epea•a•ility · . · Green·Beans The junior high section buU.t In 1975 .has some asbestos on pipes as !nsultlon covering. . , 411,1100 Sqlllll'll Feel -·· RobertS explained that Eastern 'scoools have 45,1XXl square !eet of 'material with asbestos In the b1llt:ll,ngs. · It Would presently c;ost $11.50 per 'square foot to remove the asbestos. Not all material containing asbestos 'Is dangerous - only that which Is :friable - according to Carpenier and Roberts. ' Thegreaterdangerlleswiththose who· work with asbestos, ortlclals :said. AsbestoS can be found In cement, plastiC, pipe Insulation, roofing materials and celllng lUes. .,..- .· . . . Mollb' ~wMhacMnoe .. ...,weaia . . tkrlf II U16.Low~ ..... 111&11 ~ \MU" 78. · -~- .RM RO·As· T. . · .lA s1°.· CHOI<;~ A ROAST .. ' $}39 GROUND BEEF ...... ~.&.. 99¢ GRO.UND CHUCK.-~.\r. S1 39 69 GROUND RO·UND .. ~.&. fl 80Il ED HAM·slOJI' l!JCSQ".LIJ;. $} 99 HAM SALAP •.•.._ ;••. lA. 99¢ $} 4g LB. LUNCH MEATS .. THRIFT KING. CUT. Continued from page 1 ¢ . 150Z. ·Meigs ... Pqal,7,8 . reii ... ; ,...J8,u;~ ~'I'\" .•....•••.••. Pap 1.3 D 0 ......... ~ .....·.... Pale It ......................... Pace I 8porta .. .......... ,. Papa a, •. G a ~t~ft~--~~rc~ . CHUCK. ROAST ...... ~.&.. g.g¢ Pork & Beans Society. ., Chuck Steaks SHOWBOAT "Across the U.S." will be the theme used by the Voices of Liberty at their presentation to be held Saturday, July 7, at 6: 30p.m. at ··RoyalOiikPark. Theshow!sf9rthe benellt of the AmeriCan Cancer OPEN 9:00 lO 9:00 WEDNSIIAY. JULY 4TH U.S.D.A. CHOICE Veterans Memorial Presentation set --llelld . . . ·. FROM C.K. SUPERMARKET scheduled Muzzled watchdog...Page 2 Weather The Meigs County Commissioners agreed Tuesday topayforpartofthecostoff!xlngtheearlhmoverat the old landfill. eslbnate on fixing the machine Is between $3,1XXl and $5,000. The machine Is estlm8ted costing $&l,CXll new, ,said County ' HighWay Engineer Phil ·:n.e , as Roberts. The commissioners bargained with the engj!leer and agreed to pay half the costs and the labor·blJl for flxblgtheearthrnover. Tbl!highwaydepai'tlnentwUI pay the remainder of .the bill ror flxlng the).riach!ne. Roberts also reported the plans have been approved for the Scipio Fire Department Building. Roberts said a building pennlt had been Issued. The proposed budget for the rounly will he on file In the · aildltor's office for public Inspection, Mary Hobstetter. clerk of the commissioners reported. The budget gives expected funds for general revenue • sliarlng and the budget estimates of each d~t head. The budget COmmission, consisting of the prosecutor, the treasurer and the auditor, Will certify to the commissioners the expected reven11es for 1985. The commissioners will then:, reaCce:;s each department head's request . ' · The departmental requests are usually higher t!Jan the amount of money the county wiU have, Hobstetter said. . ~- "I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 3, 1984 brickles carter doane scholl