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Model '22" ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE •1099 1111 JaeUII A••· , . . _ w: vo. .............. .... , .. ,w.v•. . u ·"·--l'···lllll-27 to .r egister voters . .• ' ' - ' _Meigs County ·, reereation, ~ 'otherS ..will sponsor ev~nt, fun,js . sought.·for facility presenllngmuslcat7.and8p.m. dancing Competition at 9 p.m. Big ·The Belles and Beaus ~ Bend merchants hitve donated a Dal)ce group be appearing at variety ,of prizes to be given 19 7:15and8:15~ tllesenlorcttlzmS wtnnersofthevamusevents. There dancegroupwlllbeonbandat7:45 wU1 be a fish poild and other COUIIIy\l!lde recreatloaal fa!:lllly. and 8:45p.m. attractions. 'I'IIeoutdocr"Celelntloll'84"wUI From 2 · to 6 p.m. RJcbard It Is being sllessed that Saturbe held rrom 2 to 10 p.m. toruonow Colemand wUI be atthe celebi'Bttoo , day's event Is a coontywlde eftort beltlncl the forme!' Pomaoy Junior with his collection of traps and slna!therecreatlonalfacWtywUibe HJa1t School and wW featUre a atTOWheada and ·a. T. Stewart wUI for all residents of Meigs Coonty. IIIII1Uber of events lncludlng games, .conc1uct a bow huntlt1g seminar Groups helping with the staging are tlteQvltan Club. RotaryOub, Lions retrelmllnt boc)lhs, music, ellbJblts from 4 to 7 p.m. and clelnollltratlolls. There wUI be a tobacco splttlni Club, Boy lll!d Qtrl Scouts, Meigs FrankCieJillldandfl'lmdawWbe conlt!st,aklddleii'IICtol;pull,IJothat Jaycees, the J&)'CI!e Woml!l\, and p 11 ottng ~ at·1:3l ~ 8:31 4 p.m; a casting derlly at5 p.m.; lheH!brianSoclety. p.rtu. with tlte Bill Clark ~ horse llxlW pltcblilg at.6 and break wm . were forced to spend'Jar&e numbenl' ot dollars blrlng. tlon. That would maybe· be e&cb one of than who . deals with farQLers aromd the state," Brown said. "Or at the state fair, 1\'!!'d lllre to see evl!ljl govenurtent agency wblcb has people at the !atr offer registration In tltelr booth.': 'I'IIe execu.Uve order has ·the pot.atdal to,greatly expand the number of reglstratlm siteS ill' the nearly ·2 mllllon Ohioans Of votiDg aae who have not registered to vote. . CutTen! law ~ for YOter registration In blgll scbools, deputy motor vehicle reglallar offices, libraries and county board8 ot election. . ··'lbjs execu.Uve order •wlll enable Ohio to put top:Ua wlbai.I ~to call an almaattotally volunteer system of regtstrallm." Brown said Thursday: "Betpre tbe laa1: coilpleot years, boards or election extra people, paying people 011eittme to do l'l!gistratlqil at ~ and at ~ty ·talnHind at< shopping centers," be lllld. , · . "With this execut!Ye Older, with other kinds of outreach (ll'OII'BJTII we bave dolle, we're seeing . reglstrattoa daae by volunteer teglsllarsso it Will not · cost the state more IIIOIII!Y· It wUI not cost county goY1!1'111'Lalt more. ftiOI1I!y to· hire people and have people work oYel'llme," Brown Said. He lllld be would meet with manbers ot Celeste's ~ to WOI1c out delalls ot lmP/efnentlng the PI\Cidlll. l!eglstnillon !¥M' Is pegged.J!t 5.,8. million, Brown said the program should help·put the state <Ner his goal of 6 million In this presidential election yea,r, new ' ' New·: r:ules make it 'e asier 'to /take part in health progf.am 'J;he MeJ&s , County JR.ecreatloD CclmmlslloD, ~by a number otorpnlzatlons, wUltlyllaband~jta · flind ra)ler Sallinlay Jn an atu!mpl to jJet f!mdB to help towards a' FOR conference. · ''I ·jJersonally wOO!d not suwort tile ,Highway , · .~~~Wdtu · COLUMBUS. ohio (AP) '- OhloaltJ who vtstt state .~f'atrol, when they stop somebody for speeding. giving parks or sign up for unemployment benefits SOPD may reglstrailon, . I tiUnk you could have ~tlon also lind tb!!mselves being 8SkM If they want to available at tlte patrol stations. I thlnlt that Would be l'l!llster to vote. . Iegttlm8te, to make sure their own employ~ ~ Gov. Rlchar!1 Celeste has Issued an execuUveorder regiStered," Brown said. Brown said he would like to see peoP& who have illrectlni an State agenclell and thel1' employees to aller lllllp8l'lllan VOle!' registration at an Urnes to business with the state offered an oppartunity to thetremployees and tile gmera1 public. regis~. . . ''Evecywbere from, perhaps, state parks to lottery . Not an state employees w11o cdme In contact with ootlets to coonty talrs ... to lllllimploytnenl offices, tlte public are llkely to be offering the chance to · register. Highway Patrollloopets are an example. aJiywhere where largle numbers ci people do business with the state," ,he' said. . "I'm not sure If you're stopped for 11 ticket tllat .,. . "We would like to see, for Instance, . i hrough Ohio you'd want to register. 'Ibat mlgtut be!ll1derduress," State, agrJ,cultural extension agents c:lolng reglstra· ·Secretary o! State Sherrod Brown.qulpped at a news ' POT. __ slide rule .~ti'ai a~d 'GEl AMtFM In· tegrlled circuit. Convanl'nJ thum~l . controls and lrcNit nlolinted FM/AM band IW~Ch. ·. LIMITED QUAN1'nY OOiiEOUTI ~UILTED hid~~ a:2W ~~~- E&ay llUaad 1 _.., low - .-Conv"'-':11 ,- '~-~~!~It up • • ·--TI~ ··==== ~old Ellllblllty requirements for 'a played or tlte under-employed but pay nothiDg to Partlctpate In the , primary health care tund proliram • lor an memller.! of his or her medlcalprogram.Otherswithmore being carried 0111 by the Meigs Immediate family. · · lnCOrile wiD pay on a scale of :.!1 Caltlty Depa11ment of Health Meigs Coonty has been allocated. perrent 111 100 percent of tile tJu.wah the~ bill PJ'OIII'&m and $7,200 In state aria federal funds ' . treatment cost. tamUy. ~Iopment of NeisonV)Ile which must be used by Dec. 31, 1984 'Iboil? residents covered by tnedl· haveblencbalbged.therebyrnaklng , orMelgsCountywUIIosethemoney. cald or pr.lvale iDsuraDce ate not partlclpatlone&sler. ·. The program ' Is . l$nlnlstered ellglbleto~pate. ' OnJ!JOOl, thedeparlmellt began lhrougl!· the Meigs CaltltY Health Proofoflncmleorlacltnflntmle the' pro1rarit '1\Dd at that ljme was Departnient with Dr. James With· proof such 'a8 a foOd stamp card, ' adYI8ed tllat only litdMduals who erell and Dr. WUma Mansneld ~ Statement from the Oblo Bureaq of ~ )llll!rnllloyed at auy time the particlpltlng (li\yBiclans. Mer Employment . Services cr stme during Jan. 1, 1!183 - ~ the pn!Sellt proofoflncoruetsver1tled, asUdlng docurnentailon of temporary em· .were ellglble. However, according - ~scale wUI be used to detennlne ·ployment ts.necessary. to the cltap&e notice, residents whatpercentageofthepaymentcan unemployed at;!' auy. ttrnetrcmJan. be. made from this jobs bill nmey. Any questionS regardlni{ ellglbil1 totltepmeut'areellglllle. Funds For example, tamlllesoftwowbere lty can be answered by tlte Meigs .. a11o may -t~e~llled lot the UJidero. the heath of·"'tM ·household· Is Caltlty Health Deparjment Ntr at employed - ~ working pBTt unemployed or Under-employed the muttlpbaslc ltealth ticmlles In . tlmeor~iban !han minimum and the household lnl:Cme Is under the senior CltllJens building Monday ~.Thesetumscanbe~ .,,'IOO,famWesoffourwlthlesslhan through'Ft1day, 8a.ni. tD4p.m.dr tor dretbrs feeS and Iabora~m-Y teSt · $10,Dl Income and families ot six tesldents having questlolls can call pa~ not onJr for tlte unetn· - wltll lessJban $13,61Kllillncorne wUl · tile ~I at 992-6626. . . CIGOIWALUI..- MMll QlliPIA BaDdy holder'flta ..1111ay mto COI'aa'Hxt _ . By .JORN CRAIFAI'ff. . 2 Sod'-, 12 ...... . ·,.Coni. . 'AMultimodla...._ _ _ • Pomoroy-Middloport, Ohio, Friday, July 6, 1984 CcpjdphtM1 ... Economy 2/PACK enttne . Voi.M,No.59 3 • '· . I 5 VIllAGE ~nAG IN IIVIIIANft MEMORY - Mn. ua 'Jwe& Weba', R 17 ( pa e<edatllctlltln" i .. I, em blltllll tl.tlte~Z: i' II..._ ' I ' I Ie. l ll&w;:ra:; ' Ptelllrn; *a~ _,.,._We bf•m' ld~ ~a.-B.Iala'.llr. t, Webelr,.., died-,_..., Weba'-ued•derllo ••tlte•T ...... tod!J¥. Acu4 I' 11be .... wl*ll w1J be 11oM! llllle Be allo 111ok- olll!e lla& Ill the .... . Ill R .~ . Miler,....,•. v~ 1 · , )'11!118. Task force to. meet With ·Southern Ohioans onJuly ·lO' · . . Soutlteast Ohio'~ food asslstaDce reclpla!ts, service providers, Will end at 3: :J) P.lll· · ,f , , • The Athals and •Pblueioy IJe6r. tngs will be ihe.Oblo SeDate HUIJIII!I' T!lSkForce'stbJaldayotgatherlng pet'IIOIIS In need of food asalstance and the l"eSSUJ'Cl!s avalli!ije In Southeast Oblo tomeellbatll'l!d, The Ohio SeDate HL!DIM' Task F:orcetschargmwllhoonductlnga huiJ&er advocates, coinmunlty DU· .p.m. The llear1ng and concemed cltlzaJs tlte~.mJub'lD and Pomaoy, to share careful, deliberate ·"'!~ Olcrcugb oral testiJ'noiiY. Tile Drst eight with tlte Oblo SeDate HungJ!r Task · study of 1uw1ger and Its tOOS£quen· lleal'lngs were Cljnducted In Lima, Forretnvaluablelnfonnatloftmthe ces In Ohio. The Task Foree · Toledo, Cjel'eland, ~· Young, lncldaicewilhln . ~=tOhlo.andmainutrt· manbers Include Senaton" 3 te ~ Coium • bus, y100 and tlon Branstool, 0-Utlc{l. TltornaaTalbol, ....,pna11 . · ' · State Senator Mlcbael Scbwlirz. D-Day1oo, ~ . Wltl1e, [). Written II!Stlmony or letters cllli walder, 0-Columbus, <lLaJnnan·of Cleveland, Paul Pteila-, R-~ . \le aent to the SeDate Hupger Task tlteObloSenateHungerTaskForce, _ andDavldlfOOson,R-8j:ci1Cf'ekl . Force to the attention of Seuator stated today personal and plU'es- · The Senate Hunga- Talk Force Mlcl!ael Scbwarzwalder, Stall!slonal testimony wiD be gathered at publlc hearing In Puua'oy wm be · ·houle, Columbus, Ohio 43216. The ' lheAtbensandPometoyhe~ln heldlntlteSe!ikirCltlzmSCenterln Taak Force· wUJ rele~ Its tlnai onllir to ascertain tlte number of MulbenyHelghtsandwtllbeldnat2 teportln·September. Jobless figure drops to 7.·1 percent·· L ... ' . ~ WASHINGTON (AP, -Civilian Since Jllovember 1982, · whal unemployment tumbli!d to 7.1 unemploymmt reached a post· pei'CB!t In Jime, the lowest In more Depresslonpeakof10.7p:n:tiltwith · than tour years, as 4&l,lm Arnerl· morelhan12mllllonoutofwodl, tlte C8JI5 fOund jobs, the government economic -reroverY bas gena-ated f!!IICirted tpy. . more than 6.5 million jobs, the The 0.4 p!!cenlsge point drop In Bureau of Labor Statistics 1lgure:i the seasonally adJ~. rate1 ,tlte , . . . - · ------, sleepest phqe slnci! unemp!Oy· rnent fell .rrom 8.8 ,percent to 8.4 percent from OctOber tO November ' ' I . ~ year, took post-1eces lon labor market since tile early 1950s. In one negative note, tile bureau • Analysts noted, bowevi!l', that thl.ii, IA)tal was 500,1m below that recorded at thepeakofthetecesslon In the fourtlt quarter of Jlll'l. Indicator to Its kJWi!slebbSinCe Aprtl l9lll. . At tllattlme, IIIII![IJ1ployrtstood . ·· · · Last rmnlll's aood hews from the Labor Depu1ml!nt was spread all ~IJallon ~ps. with lllluckAmerlcau. wiJI»eunemployrnent bu been mere severe than that ot Wl!ltes. Elljoytng tlte strong· l!ll·llriiJr<M!nte!ll. ~ aJtemat!Ye unanp~t rate. wl!lcb COI1)~ lhe U3.811111110n llll!lllber.clliiilan labor Ioree Wltb !be U mlUkJn members of the ==--: -. . 111· u.a- tl = .. ptn nat! " b B .......... t't n Qaowd ' • llftal'lbeSI•• -"" • ....,.. I • 111 1 1 These "discouraged workers" are pe!)Jlle shown by government surY1!)'S to have abandoned efforts to lind jobs because they feel theY cantlot get work. 1bls pocket of bani-core W!ernploj.oed Is not lll· St&IOIII!VfAcliuattG .' FiQ\1111 I The latest ernp~t report, however, was a bright one <Nerall, conllnnlng predictions by private economists and Reagan admlnlstrailon officials that unemployment would continue to recede despite slow-OOwnlntlte(lllceoftllegeneral • ecooomic reclivery. .:__J a ea..,. i •'' · ~~·- , ·· j.;~,_.,( . '' ' ·eluded In the monthly unanpioy. IIIEllt rate computation .because they are not actively si!eklng jobs. limed fotcea statlonellln the Unfted l~S~o•::•c:•~ : !:!:!:~or~~~-!:·~r · Stall!l, tell by a ~te · II'IIOIIIIt to 7.0 percent. UNEMPLOYMENT - Ov· ,'1111 10t11 number of the civilian lllall UDeiiiJIIoYmeal tumblecl to &ic*qed - 1115,748,10) - was an 7.1 pacealln June, lbe 10\'enJ: IIMime JuiRb, In June, ~ I'OIIter ot meat reported Fltdq. ' (AP !balll 11a1 ill ll!lell1ployOO Lalierpboto ). 111M* by 384,CXXlto 8,13l,OOO. ..... rallY reported that the rariks of . Ill!! ~ lll)e8l!ed "disCouraged workers'~ ranalned unchanged at 1.3 mllllon In the year's Sl'I;Ond ~­ II¥ key ecommlc at.6.9~t. . show. · , At the same time, the ~- • ment rate bas plummeted 3.6 pac:s1tsge points In the speediest j1,(1t!• •- ' ·" ' ' ' .. .. .. ' ~~ . ,. '1. I �. . ,.. ~. - - -.. ........ CoDlDlen~..y ;;::::::::::::::~~~~~----~--~----~~--~--~~--~~~~-~~~~*~._~p~a~rt,~~~-~----~--~~------~~-~----------~n.~~Da~ily~SM~n~~~ne~j=·~~~g~.a::!~~ . . ' The Daily Sentinel •. ' It's .Lloyd v~. ~vratilova in ., women's finals at Wimbledon - . William F. Buckleylr. ' Mondale at bat ~ ·--•Jo - gone to an ISland dominated by one · The teleVtston news ~hawed one ''the house wouldn't be how glad we lor Fidel Castro IS to betray moral of the cruelest communist aatraPI.' _ of the poUtical· prlsooen; released aU are that 12 Jews got .out of · llltteracy. Now what we have bere Is .a ln the world and, notwlthstandlnl by Fidel Castro and llown back to Dachau.. but wbat In the name of the overwhelm41& case apinlt thtl the United States with the Rev. God Is aoOina on In Daebau: We !mow na~ problem, and the firSt cretin, bas embraced him, en· ..tlb Jesse Jackson. He was taU; perhaps !rom tills batch of ~ what object of nallonal altentlon Is, quite dorsed his regime, and wlabed him S!!!J~ ~,_-,-,,..,.._=1,"7" six teet. He wetghed, oh, no poundS. we have redundantly known now properly, black people. The white a long life In power. He II not 'Q".av . He had been In prison over :M> years. · for years and years and years, and South!!men who c.heered the gover· showing the kind of hlslol'lcal ROBERT L. WINGETT He had occupied, up unW last week,· Ibis Js that Fidel Castro ts ll sadist. nors of Arkansas. Louisiana and patience and fortitude that, fl!lllle Publisher Jesse Jackson Is evolving Into Alabama wllen over a stretch of a would argue, . made heroic the a ceU eight teet by 12 teet and had . bEen denied aU reading rnaterlai: sometlllng on 'the order of a IIJ9i'al hall dozen 1 ye~~rs they Identified . stoicism of IjoO~er T. Washlnilon. BOB HOEFLICH PA'l' WHITEHEAD He found It dl,!flcult to spe~ · monslel''. It emban:ilsses tile Chris· ~Jv~ With the social and wit)! his raCist c;ountryml!,l. J~ck• General Maaa1er A8818t~l Publisher/Controller because the prisoners were not tlan religion that he persiSts bt · educatlonal pen~eC~Jtion of black son jg reaching back toward allowed to speak to each other on drawing altention to his having Amerltans called forth finally a serfdom and hOlding It up tor aij the DALE ROTHGEB; JR. the apparently few occasions when beeD Ol'llalned. lt IS not possible at rewislon of tar-reaching dlsetpll· News Editor they are wltllln · reach of each one end the same time to pass as a nary reach. No olle In the Sou~ world to ;~dmtre. But Castrolsm, rejecting among A MEMBER of The Associated Press, lalaad Dlill;r Press Assocta· others' voiCes. detl!lldel' of .h~n rlg1lts and of nowadays who would seek publlc other things the religion In which lion and the American Newspaper Publisher "-<lui•. The Cuban was not asked soctal JUstice a{ld to applaud ~del esteem tills side of the Ku Klux thli Rev. JackSQp Is ordained and whether he bad been·questioned by Castro. It Jackson 1$ prep4l'ed to Klan't would a8kt0r-aretum to Jim persecuting those 1Vho practice It, LE'ITERS OF OPINION are welcomed. They ahtNid be . . . t. . . . words 1•1· All leCters are sub Jed to edltln1 arid must be slped wttlli •arne, addr••and hls liberators on the airplane on say that be wishes tor America the Crow. But at least white people of beckons the. world ln the opPQSite telephone number. No un~lcned let_tera wUI be publ..lled. IMten lbould be Ia how he had beeq trel!ted for 20 kind of revolution Cuba has e;xpe- the ,SOOth could be underStood as direction JackS(m Is publicly aaoIOod taste, addre811IDI is&Ue8, DOli personalltles, years. And that Is the point. 11 Jesse rtenced, he ougllt to Slly exacUy simply defending . tbe way things . clated with: the·Bm ol Rights, and had got back, 11 dozen Inmates of that.. To suggest simultaneously . used to be. • Jackson bllsn't done this. He has social justice. ForJaclcsontopraiSe Dachau, a royal gesture of HJUer's that tW cares for human rights and what Castl'Q ha.,; done would be the magnanimity. the question before equivalent of a JX!lltlclan's calling ' .. for the return of black slavety. The !lrst problem, I have roted,ls 1 that of black people. It Is bard for a : black man to dtS90Ciate. himself • ~ from someone who has kindled all Midyear, when the NewYear'sdream8ctashwllhreallty, when baseball much attention, and done, so .. that faniconcede their team Is out of !he pennant race,ls when some economic much to Invigorate racial pride. But . forecasters confess their errors. a faUure by black leaders .to ,act ,jack Lavery, for Instance, pUts the extent.of ermr In perspective with Invites exactly what blacks have this humbling, cleansing observation light at the vecy top of Merrill bEen struggling to tree them8elves l.yllch's weekly economic and financial commentary: · from, namely condescension. What "'The Commerce Department's flash report estimate ot second quarter !hey shoul(l want least to hear Is: real gross national product (5.7 percent) was well above consensus "What. do you expect of black expect!jtlons; above our perception · of the Federal ReservP's own people'(' Give t11em:a Caltro, or a , ailtlclpatlon, and even.more sharply above our 2 percent estimate." Lumuntba .(yes; Jackson pralled It wasn't the first time the consensus missed the mark. In the first him, too) and they'D IIQ for him llere , quar.fur manY forecasters thought they were generous In estimating GNP just · as '!hey would In Uganda or growth at 5 percent or ~ J)ercent. It c~ at 9.7 percent. wherever.'' So what ha~ed? Weren't higher Interest rates supposed to have ADd the other problem II ·that of \ · dl\.n!Ped the furnace? Wasn't the big federal budget detlctt supposed to the Dem(lcratic Party. How proinl· have forced rates hlgber and pummeled the expansion Into submission? · nently wUllis members teatuie thla There seem to be a few possible explanations. terrlbly misgUided man at tiJelr -The Impact of !he federal budget defiCit was parttally offset by convention? Will they too show the surpluses at the state, county and municipal govenunent levels. , · condescension so generally ahown ·. While federal government deficits have ballooned to a post·World War II toward a politician who, but for reeord share Of gross national product, surpluses at the state, COUBiy and being black, would have been municipal level have likewise mushroomed to record levels. burled In the earliest snows ot New Estimates of the government budget deficit for' 1984 range around 4.7 Hampshire? pereent of GNP. But surpluses of 1.6 percent of GNP at the state, county Something has to give. Walter ' and 'municipal level leave the net Impact at 3.1 perceni. Mondale has an opportunity he may · The Ftrst Pennsylvanta economists observe: "1be annUal total never have again. "I ·do nQt want g~;~yernment deficits reached In the 1~ all Ue below the 4.1 percent the support 'o~ artY ~erlcan who comparable deficit figure recorded In 1975." sympathizes With !he. poUtlcs' of :..Higher Interest rates have put money In the pockets of Individuals. Fidel Castro." That's all. Just that. More than 6 mnnon jobs have been created since late 1982, and more people are now employed than ever before. Many are able to save, beCause Interest rates have bEen deregulated, they are earning more Interest than ever before. Personal Income In this calendar year alone has WASHlNGTON -In a dramatic With NASA's close cooperation. The scope and dramatic In Impact" yet ·hope the '\'oung Astronauts projumped nearly $24 bUUon. · bid to keep Amerlta ahead In the president will call upon local "easy to understand and simple to gtam Will be ready IQ launch when -:-Innovative financing lessened the Impact of higher Interest rates. hlgh·tech race, f>t.esident Reagan · businesses, schools, churches, · carry out." I suggested forming a school starts In Seplember. ~y of the more lnfluentlal forecasters, lnclu<!ifig tho5e In the housing has approved a program that he science centers, youth clubs and Young Astronauts organtutlon. FEUD OF TilE WEEK: 1be lndll.stry, were almost certain rtslng Interest rates would choke oft the pace hopes wUl shake young Amertcans community organizations to supI argued In tllll memo: "Ameli· Pentagon and the State Depal:t· of houtu)ldlng much more quickly than It has. • outoftheeducatlonaldoldrumsand port the Young Astronaut units. ca's young people are tasclna~ ~Dent don't always a~. but tlli!y Tiley stnl retain that cerlalnly, but fklxlble mortgages meanwhile have focus their attentiOn on technOJogt. 1 played a modest role 1n ~tUng with space. They swann to movie ftnd tbemselves teamed against the allowed homebuyers to cope. Some mortgages pennlt st.able monthly cal.chil!lenges. . "Operation Ufto!!," as the pro- !heaters to watch Interplanetary Commerce a!!'d Treasury dePart· payments even If rates rise by lowering the amount that gnes towanl He wants to Introduce ch!Wreri to gram ts caUed, o!! Ute ground. With adventure; they play space games ments and the office of the U.S. pr!!lctpal. Some allow for payments to be held low tnltlaUy and adjusted higher as Incomes rls!!. · , the Space Age by encouraging them a columnist's effrontery, 1 called on on vldeQ sets. The opPQrtunlty to · tradtl representative on the delicate . e young astronauts - w1th matter of "offsets" for count"'-Corporate earnings have bEen healthy, allowing many companlexx; e , to herome young astronauts. One of. · Reagan privately last October to hecom ""0 them Will probably be l,nvlted as an add another Idea to the array of official credentials and Insignias- that agree to buy U.S. weapons. expansion at least partially out of cpsh flow. on a future space flight. unsought suggestions before every should attract YOliJIIISters, sttr their In a word, offsets are bribes to observer Martin Lefkowitz, economist at the National Chamber of Commerce, The plan Is to form· "Young president. Imaginations and' •stimulate their weapons purchasers: If they'll buy polnts'out that gross prtvate savings during the llrstquarter ofl984 rah $1.40 Astronaut'' units ln neighborhoods I presented him with evidence sptrltof adventure. It might help lift our weapons, . we'll let them ·probllUon higher than In the same qllll.l'ler of 1983. 'J'hOse are some of the explanations, subJect ID revisions, for the strong !'Cross.the country. Children wUl be that the quality of educjitlon In the their gaze from video games to real duce paris of the weapmls tbenl· ellglbletoenrollasearlyas~slx, United States ts ·ilecUnlng at the hlgh·teclmology and ftx 'theireyes sel\!es or give them other lrfde economy now being offered at Ibis time of reassessment. ' · With the right to wear astrona11t same time that foreign competition on the stars.~· , concessions. lnSigt)ias and pirttclpate In Na· Is InCreasing. 1 pointed out that The president was , more than Obviously, these ~til ll<>nal Aeronautics and Space Ad- there ts a serious shortage In most polite; be· listened with genuine give $Ubsldles to foreign mFufac· ministration activities. The lftten· ' stares of math and $Cience Interest He saw the need, he saki, tuiers thai wind up competing with · tton Is ID have ·them work closely , tl!achei,;, that Amerlcan students ID see · beyond today's limited U.S. Industries, The Pe!ltagon and ' with their · schools 'to acQ\Itrl! sutter 1n comparison with those tn horizon. He -has .a deep concern Foggy Boltoin· feel thtlll a small technical sldlls 'that wUl p~ other lndustrtallzed nations: about-tomorrow, aJ1(1 ~placing new prl¢e 'to. pay 'tor eJWurlng that our • nien I left a memo with the emphasiS on long-range plaMIIlg. allies are properly armed, Com· · them for the htgh·tech age. . The program Will. be sponsored president urging a program ''big 1n The other day, he telephoned me to merce.~ Treasury and the lrade • by the National Space Institute, say that he was adopting my Idea. 1 representative don't Uke them a bit. · • I, ·;rhls letter js for my former band abUIUes would not have felt threa· siUcients and aU those people In,the · tened by my dl1ference of opinion. 1 J'd'etgs Local ~hool District who am sure I made some mistakes at ~~ave shown me such Incredible ; my job, but I did not deserve to be Should join thpse optlmlstic econo- Compare Ibis with the : ~tual s~rt over the past two years. I fired. No one .could luive . cared · The politiCal maglclal1:" In Wa· ·. their highway funds from the mists In the .exalted boobyhatcll deficits as . Usted In the lliiN uJlnk you for your help and for more for this band than I dkl. shlngton.have been busy setting the federal government. In spite ot the . where tlley make their predictions. Reader's Digest !\lmanaC and iiP'Iievtng In me so strongly. It has I always trled to be a positive stage their quadrennial pertor· fact that a slml1ar measure was It Is almOSt Impossible to believe Yearbook: I am rounding off the, g¢ten me through a very dtttlcult Influence on my studentS by manee of fooling tlie American defeated In a state-wide vote last that Plesldent Ronald Reagan Is ngures to the nearest blllJon. 1981. ogle&! these past few months. ' maintaining the highest of charac· voter before the November pres!: taU, Ohlo's. tWo Democratic sena· the IIIIDI! mall w119 made such $!16 bllllon deftctt; 11182, Sl11 billion ,.No one more than I regrets !he ter and by showing them' the dentlal election. Now Co~ has ton, HoWard llf'z~baum and extravagant proml8ea ln l!Bl. In an deficit; rna button deficit ln 1983 dlisenston and Ul feelings that have Importance of dedication, Prtdeand taken a three vacation to· Jolm G11!an, voted ilr lhe prQhibl· EcOnomiC Fact Sheets released and July l!IIN estlrilate Sill bUUon · adsen In Ibis comnluntty upon the strlvtng to be the best yOU can. I lf"*lilJ1•1ltc)lllJnd ~to the lion. 1bll dlllnoniQ'atel clearly the . Sept. 9, i!Bl, here's what be deficit. It Is expected when all the Jl!lllrellewal of my teaching con· don't think anyone could deny that- .Jifii6Ur practice before what low oplnloll 11101t 1112tlonal p)Utt· • promlled: "Cllange dda coUntry's • ~t. The question everyone seems In my . classes a considerable they !lope Is a frlendly audienCe. clans have tor the wt.hes of the ' tO:want answered Is "why." I was amount of learning was taking Get ready, folks. Now you see It, vOters at !lOme. Tllat II a flict that ecopomlc ~ 10 that we haVe a ~r;:~SIN==•:SC:~!~r "'lanced budpl by Fbcal Yar '83, That II the kind of l'«<rd that the ~by a board member who voted place. Apparently none of tills now you don't! voters,·lllould ~ In future a 28 bWIOIIIIII'JIIUI by J'Y 81 and a Republil!ans are pliullng tbelr aplnst me that t: .e reason this mattered to three members of the Before they left Washington, they electlona. M I i*tdk:ted lat week $93 bUIIon 111J11i111 by FY '115." That · 'tiopi!s on J111s year. They are leaning tlil!lg happened was because I school board. obllgtngly raised the U.S. debt this laW II llri!ltllr lltirrlng the I dii-ed to chaUenge authorlty. . To my students: as you stArt off cell!ng from $1.52 TRIW()N to advqcates.41f l'llllnllllc tldl CIIUIIIry W8J a l9lll ~lecUon YNf prmdle. on a weak stick! :In the past twO 'years I have had another year with a new director I $1..75 TRILLION. WttlWt that to the piJtlf mercy ~ IIIOtber seVeral dlsagieements . 'with the ask that. you give that penon as ' action, W~hlngton would have Noote Expei bdlllt l:ftn bl!fQre the '~ pi(nctpal on how to run the Meigs much support, ,cooperation and shut down. This was an undreamed. Senate·acted • tilt biD, a meHt!oo bind. On each of these occasions I assistance as you ~me. Please of cetllng until Ronald Reagan of reii&IOul111d'dvlc CI'JI!DIPt;pli ~'T was merely standing up for what I remember what thiJ band Is about, . came to town. "That's O.K.." they were -~ dlt all 'iDC petitions aa.L, ~lieved were the best Interests of why It Is Important and wily It must say; "We,llre going tQ.~ a $50 to deitY teiMIIOIIItiiU• tilt rtpt all the students, and my actions In go on. Mybestwlshesatewlth~bu. blllton dQwn payment on the to air~ M• p eanlmer· · n0:way harmed the school system. Good luck, and thanks for two very national debt each·of the next t1Jree clals or tO lftie tiiiJMO live eqiPal think t)lal an .admlnlst_!'ator who , memorable years. - ~yn ps. • years." They don't bother t6 time !ol' utl4kl'l, m IS·)ruly secure In his position and Goodnite. explain just how they equate the There 1081 ,..IIIIJ.,...,Iolkl! Walter Mtlllt'OIT jlliiiJWa* I blir down payment wltb their normal deftclt of near $200 blllton a year. chew If be luis 1111 ;ws 'W tbJs •• That ts one of the magic trl!:ks they taU. No oae CXIIIIO I ' · Wlllln I he never bother to explain to the voter. says, •'Stii1)o, .............. Into Perhaps It Is better that way. Our •the tall ~~~::: :." " " ..., • : ; Mer the close of another vecy river front they should Pomeroy from Route 33 after dark grandchildren can gb to the poor elecfl!d.ii • .!Hir.l Rid .... ,spCces.s!ul Herttage Sunday tt of the house with the unshaken Uluslon years..., DOt ..... 8y 1M..,.· :sel!ms only fitting that we express and see the ... ~- "'""t _., that their ancestors sent them there ttonOayW.WIII_a ..... d!&lt •oUr appreciation to the Mayor of . lights reflected In the water. for their own good. Of course the aboutrD!IIIliiiiOUIP dartlllput :P.omeroy, the VIllage Council, the Dlirlng the day time the view of president wUl explain tt aU aw~y as year, a a-.ti:IMI diM dC N-'11 1"!!rkers and the plivate citizens the beautltul Ohio River II magntfl· _ betpgthe!aultofthenastyRusst ''111!1.IIIII I'* Nlll ·, ~made the Pomeroy river front cent ~ the river bank Is wen ami Democrats. ans TRILUotJ, and ldJher .. . t&e most beautllul that It has keTpt. ll cerned thank Before they left town, the . 1a~ared for many years. o a con we say ·members qf Congress put the ' • ·:I'hls year tile Pomeroy rlver· trQnt was particularly beautltul tor yo~'aurs very truly, Charles E. finishing touches on the bUt forCing I Blak~~. President, The Meigs . !he states to enact laws setting lhe Memorial Day, Herltage Wee~end. , I i1l , minimum drinking ~ at 21. a prize. ~ visit of Adventure Ganey n. It County Pioneer and Historical Unless they enact illch. measures any countl')' bald a llllld .· ll!'Yone doubts the beauty of the Society, Inc: thestatesfilcealossot15peroentof economy • buirowal II1IIM1 • 1 '<~~ plaYin& In Wimbledon's seints for bJs eighth time - and No. 2 Ivan •w I, 1"-WIIIr Leadl, the C2iecboslavak ace who • WIMBLEDON (AP} - K.atby Jordan doesn't tblDk Qll'ls Evert "l'"'tdedMcEnroeinthellnals~the Lloyd Is In Martina Nawatllova's Fn!nch ()pen on clay tour weeks ago. league, Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVIJI'ED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGII-!'"SON AREA DesptteLiayd'atbrulllnc~thlrd MalidUkova In the . llf!!JIIftnals ot the All ED8Iand Lawn seed Hana Ten!lls tournament, Jordan doesll't ..... ,.,. .... ... "'"' ~ •••• ••• . •••• T .. •••• ' y 00ng astronaUt ·UnitS . . ,:_______Ja_ck_A_nde_rso_n Letter ·to the editor .. Thanks for support and interest! M·~cians ~~ ·work__----:-____Lowe __ u_ · ~-i~..;;;..e_tt Ae?Je :1 ·..•.. KAthY ......... Thanks, folks! drive tm-"'w :~;~1 .·- •• . -~~=!.. ' · tm, Czechoslovak By BOBGBBEN AP Golf Wiler OAK BROOK, lB. (AP} - Greg Norman, holdlng.the hottest hand In goll, admitted be really didn't want to be plaYing In tills tournament. But, despite his spectacular f!!Celll success, he !OIInd the old, pleasantly-nervous excitement still was wllh him and convei'led It Into a lPO disgusted tliiif she stalkal ott court without widtlng tor ' 'oyd, without ~""'~""n r~~-,M to the Royal Box and without giving the obligatory JXIBt· match Interview, an omission that probably wW Cll6l her a $500 line. Unimpressed by Uoyd's pertor• Volvo Masters Indoor toumament · Saturday's tlnaJ the three' and the wcr TClUI1IaD)ellt ~ time WlmbJedon cllamplon and ~at F<rest HUis In New Navratnova, a four·tlme and de- York m clay. In the latter, Lendl fe!ldlng Wimbledon cllamp and demolished Connors &.0, &.0, theoaly Grand Slam titlllt. . time bt his pro career that Connors "I llope she gives Martlaa a aood has been sllit out. Lloyd, who dominated wcmen•s match, but I have flel!ll the put results, and It baln't been that tennis for a decade and took singles close," Jordan said alter being titles here ln1974, '16and81, has been ousted by NavratlloYa 6-3, 64 ln. overshadowed on the women's •Thursday's other lt!I11Uinal. ctrcult by the seemingly lnvlnclhli! In ~ pn!vious title clashes on Navratnova, who already l:as Wimbledon's Centre ·cwrt. Lloyd beaten Lloyd four times this year. has yet to prevaU over Navratuova. After Lloyd's loss tWo weeks ago . O!i that ~ turf todlly, Jobn . to .Jordan In the semtflna1s ot the McEnroe, bldclla& to become the EaadnJme, England, grass court llrst American $lQoe DoD Budle In tournament, tennis pundits began 1938 to repeal as "'ngget clllmpkln, asking It she's got what It takes to laced an lllleXpeCiid ll!lllliiDil ItAly In the top echelon of the ~ trcm uns eeiled Pat Cash. wauen's game. When Lloyd struggled tovtctortes 111e J9,.year-dd Australian right· hander pined the last four by against Betsy Nagelsen In the ousting stxtb seed Andres G<mez of second roond and Annabel Croft ln Mexico bi thequartef.ftnals. the third here, some of the other The other men's semltlna1 tea· playen - Including Jordan, Marui.· tured No. 3 seed Jimmy Connors- Ulcova and fourth seed Pam Shriver ... = mance, Jordan said, "If It had been ~:. Hana could have Scioto Downs COLUMBUS, Oltlo (AP) - Ha$11. .Pharaoh, driver; by Steve W~.;: won the featured eighth race $6,® •. ()pen Trot Thursday night at Scioto ..·.. - ~. The 5-).ear-old stallion, In his fust ·" start this year at Scioto Downs, tumed the mDe In 2: OL4 and won liY aone and one-quartei-1~ overV'' : .An.na Triclt. ~ . ~' Hasti Pharoh paid $.1..40, 3.40 mid 2.111 !or the vlctocy, while V Anna' :: Trick paW $3.40 and 2.111 to plaq!:... . Pete's Fannie paid $2.:M> lor third place.•,.. · · .--;· 1' .....•• , ·Edwards, RobertS ls hare Western Open goH lead ~th 67s 4-lllkler-par Iii that plaCed him a single 8ltot off the lead after Thunday's first roond ol the $400,000 Western Open golf tournament. . OanliY Edwards, wiDnel" of fcur PGA Tour titles, and C!lf'!l!r struggler Loren Roberts set the pace with 67s on the Butlel' National Golf Course that never P!ayed easier. toomament. The pi-evtoos record · lost In a playoff for the U.S. ()pen In · "We enjoyed optlmwn condt· tor subpar rounds In a single day his last tour stal1ll, was tied, a single tlons," saki Edwards. "'lbe golf was 24. That was railed to 42. strolle off the pare with stx others. course was just fabUlous. the Cllll!f llliiDIIJ t11em was Nick Tom WatJon was among them. weather beautltul and you've got a Despite a baU ln. the water, he Price, tbe)WllgSoothAbbnwho klt-dgl'eat pli)iers here. 'lbat teOOs ~an. But Masters cham· ted thrwgh t11ree roullds ·or last to produce low~·· . ploil Bell Crenshaw was not. He · week'S Canadjan Open. In fact, It produced the lowest struggled·toa 751n thewann,ltllliW Also at 4-UIIder-par were Lance . . Ten Broeck, D.A. Welbrlng, Lennie scores In the n wars Butler has weather. served as the site of thls oW Nonnan, who has won twlre and Clements, rookie Joey Sindelar and · ' Scott l'ltmpson, winner ot the 4 .... .. f • •• ' .. Westchester Classic JastlliiHlth. :". ,. PGA titlellolder Hal Sutton ancl. .. Ft,!d Couples were among the l?lll " groopat69. . Edwanls, whaie youngeriJrother_ . David won ..the Los Angeles {)peiJ •· early this year, saki be was "kind Q! .. disappointed with my game llllli .' war. . · .. "~ J just took a month btl., took It easy around h<llle, worked on rily-..' ' ' gamesome. ' · · . l . .·T wo rookies named to All-Star team ~:::n~J:'=-:::~~::: "I haven't played much and · Majors l , l.,. NEW YORK (AP}-Two rookies MWTay of the Baltlm<re Orioles - Juan Samuel ct the Plllladl>lpltla and Andre 1bor1lln cttheCleveland Plllllles and AI Davis of the Seattle · Indians were also 8elected as Mariners- and 10 ot1ter ftrst:tlme alternates. An.Stars lifeainong tlie 24 reserves chosenforTuesday'sAD-StarGame . Mattingly, whohasplayedmostly In San Francisco. first base thiJ season. was also · Samuel, . Davis and pttch,er selected, butasareserveoutflelder. Dwight Gooden ol the New York Third baseman Buddy Bell ol the Mets wW be the only rookies on the Texas Ran&ers. Garcia and sir>rt· two squads, which were completed stop Alan Trammell, the sixth with the 1Pl212ilui:rement ()f the .Detroit Tiger on the team, complete reserves today. · . the AL Infield. Davis, catcher Dave Engle of the Toey Armas and Jbn Rice of the Mlimesota Twins, IPI!Cllnd baseman . Boston Red Sox. lUckey Heude! 1011 Damaso Garcia of the Tol'OIItoBlue of the Oakta!MI A's and Mattingly Jays and Da! Mattingly ol the New are the backups In the American York Yankees.are the·first-timers League outfield. Jim Sundberg ~ the Mllwaulcl!e tor the ArTlerbln League. The eight Nattonal League re- Brewers and Engle were named the serves J1laklng their An·Star debut AL'srese!Vecatchers. areSamuel,catchersBobBrei!lyct With the selection of alternates, the Montreal Expos and the New the San Francisco Giants.and Jody Davis ottheClllcagoCubs, shol"!stOP York Mets now baVe four players Rafael Ramirez of the 1\tlanta apiece on the AD-Star team to lead BraVes, !ltird baseman '11m WaU· lhe'NL In that department. ach of the Montreal Expos, and j\1ontreal's . outfielder Tim ootflelders Jerry Mumphrey of the Raines, Wallach and New York's HO\!Sioo Astros, Mike Marshall of first baseman Keith Hernandez ·the Los Angeles Dodgers and ChW Davis of the Giants, . . R.amlrez, WaUacb and HernanDavis Is t1te... only Mariner on the dez are the NL's only rete1ve squad ~tooeCJfUireeftrst basemen ln!lelders. Atlanta's Claudell Wa· chosen by the AL todlly. Eddie ~ Joins Mumphrey, Raines, ,.._ -- AMDIIG\N LBAGUE w De!roll TanloiD =:ikee New Y(ll'k Cleveland Pd. GIJ L . 56 ~ .tlll C9 39 39 32 37 " 13 .II& 1 !A3 12 .t!l 17 .416 17\i " . 33 .. 46 .443 ~ Baltbmre .(18 ~~ION - :1) 22 .m' - «l «l California 43 Chicago 41 -Kan51U C'lly · 41«l"JJi1 37 41 474 3% Oakland 39 311 36 Seante ~ .:m I 47 48 ,.....,..o.m. Texas I .t&l .tf1 .429 1 fi ~ & 7~ Tc:l'ttlto 111, Set.me s Kansu Cl!y at BaJtlrnort', ppd.• rain &woo 12. Callforn&l. 7 Ollcotan7: ~ti Mii"'8Ukee 7, Oakland 5 [l(ltrolt 7, Texas 4 .......,..a.. . . 5, Ntw York 4 MJrln(t$)tS Oakland (BwTb 7-3 and Yoon,: 1.01 at MlJwaukcr fMcCturt' 2-4 and Caklwell ·4 51, :1. ti·nl ~ . ~~flko 11..ansstoo "I at ~ 1L.e&l 8-21. in I Cautornla ISI&IOII ' ~21 AI Boston I NIP- , per 1·21, tni Kansa!l Cl~ d ..rlbrandl 3-31 at Baltl· rrore (Bo:tllcktr &IH, tnl ' CkoYelafld ~~~ }.1) . 81 OIJcqo (Hoyt 7-lll. (nl Detroit IIJer'Et'IIM!I' HI at TeNU (Ma ICII5-6t, (nl 1-~ 1 and Chill Davis 8lllOIIg the reserve ootf!elden.. Davis, Brenly and Toey Pena of the PittJburgh Pirates are therese!Vecatchers. Hernandez. Waslllngtoo, Pena andRalnesaretheoalyNLreserves with prevbls AD-$tar experlenre. Raines Is appearing for the fourth time, Hernandez for the thlnl, and Pena and Wasblngton for the' second: . .. Veteran American League reIII!I'WII art' Rice, piaytng In his stxt7l .· An-Star Game.In and Bell and MUITily, playing their lltth. The AL'sJeedlr:g homerun hitter, Oakland's Dave Kingman, was not selected for the team. nor was Roo Kittle ct the Chicago White Sox, whose 19 homers through Thursday tied him for third. t.. Last year's All-Star Game'MVP, Fred Lynn, wUl also not play tl)ts year, althougb LYnn tlnlshed siXth among outflelders In the tans• at Mkl...na Seal1k•.al Too:lnto Calllornl;a II Boltorl Ka...a Clry at Baltlmn, 1, u,n) C\e'l..a.nd at ctdcaflO. In\ , •. Roberts woo hils loll! his pJ.aY\nit rlghtsdue'tolack ofperfmmancellt ": the two ·previous se .., he b8S : playedtheTour,recordedhlscareei: ''; high tlnlsh last month. a tie far lOOI. '· · · He said his no-bogey $.t Thursday, however, was lng the golf course, probably n:if ': best roond on the tour." · · Nonna:n, who bested Jack NICk. !all!! In the Can.adlan Open Jast"'· Sunday said he "would Uke not .t:i.l ~ have to play Ibis week If the llone(f .; truth were known." .. "COliS*: . rr=====::;:;:==~ Specialty Graohics . . Middleport, Oll(o - ., · CUSTOM SCREEN ... PRINTING T·Shirts, Caps, Jackets, Etc. SPECIAL PRINTING spfgi~[~~~DS 614-992-7626 AFTER 5 P.M. balloting. Tractor .le .. · · -- Oakland at MUwautte, tnl Detroit at Texal, 101\ Nl'W Ytd at Mlnnlwlta, (nl Seattle at Toronlo . Qdlfomla at ec.too KanW CitY, at Bllllml:lore New York at MinnfiO':I a~lt at course Uke Butli!r National." wereta~~~~ts~· r~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;i -·- NeW Ymt !Shlrk'y /VIola 8-71, tnl c."tlk:aF Ollk iMd at Ml!wllda> Dctl'olt at (n) n-us. NATIONAL IEMlliE · IUITIII\'IIION W L Pet. 08 " :II !ft! . ol'l31!Ml 4t3'1.5L12 4JG .IMG :1! <I .. .. 61; 31 !KI .313 1, Chic..., y""' Phlladt'lphla .......... SI.J..culs Pin- """ D'<!o> Atlidlta t.o - -.., 33 · HOUIICI'I CtaclrN t1 San Franctaco H fl • .sM 5 43 40 3D <l 43 n .C t1 .470 3:2 M . .«<I 15 '611 8Y, t% ~·"- .... Dit'!t<> 2. ~- I · Hwafa'l ~. Moml"l''l 1 Nl'W York· t. Qnclnntd 1 R l.J lnU.. raln ...St.. , Pl\lldri]JIU I, Atllnll ~ 7 ln...... 5 10 OZ. RIBEYE •.•••.•..••.•••.. ;•••..••• ONLY . sass fRESH 8 SALMON STEAK ••.•• ONLY LINGUINI.L •• :••. :•••.••••••••.•.•.••.•• ONLY '7 95. ---- t t.o A - 0 OboO 9. ""' """""" l ~Ifill O'flfkro ,8-7 MW:I Rill*' HI 11 ~. .. ... .. GAINS FINAI8 lle'~...... . ebamplaa, Martina Navralllova, Ill adloll on \l'ln!llledllli's ~ . Centre~ Tbunday, defell&ed tor DottT 3~ .· __. . . .,_.__-=-.. .. · . Lloyd heard those Comments, bit ·her tongue and, In her words, "just let (my} tennis tlo the talking. " Her 6-1, 6-2 trouncing ofMandltk· between •• and Shriver· · ConllOrshastheeclgelnhlscareer series with LeOOI, ll-5. But Lendt has won most · of their recent meetings, Including thiJ ·-....s · liva left "giVe Chris miiCb ~ a cbance" In . Economic forecasters ·confess their errors - llegan ~·saying Uoyd wasn't showing the stuff of which Wlm· bledon finalists are made. ''1bls Is . : not the Chris of old," declared . , MABI( B.llllll'IJ Lou• oz: .......... 1 - ~1111d - - . 2·21, ~.H-Ill anctnnaU (~I 441 lftd Hume J-81 at New Y(l'k (OI.riiRI&J end LNr)' 3 3). 'l; (I·DI }\dlntl ' · ' Tranuctlons UO'" cllc.'O (llanYnibr 1.0\l In) Atllml I I = 125°FF. . tl'ert'l WI II P'tll1ldeiPNI U<.Gf'IN 4-11. tnt Pfltlilutall ~- .., .. Boo """" (Whilllll 1-4), '"' St. ~ tt.aAIIrlt HI at Lol ,.,.... (V-fl."tnl CIIJCIIO ~~ 2~1 •• Son, Pion· :C·'*- · -IN .ARMAND A 8 H.P.'RIDER'. ,a H.P. LAWN & GARDEN Chic........ ........ St!Miot~ ....... lnl MODERN SUPPLY HGiaiNIS II ........ (I) ... =- .-·· !II.._ ...... _ · -~~~~ eonca.ll .. - ~~·) - A.dlntl It F \ Ill 399 W. Main • !.'ll<oF II loo ro I ~··-y"' Pets, Stables, J Plftlllal. . . . tllltiD ,, Pomeroy,' Ohio Ph. 992-2164 ,, .. �- ' - . Ohio · • 1"119• 4 The Daily Sentinel The -Friday, July 6, 1914 - - Pom-y-Middleport, Ohio Evans' g.;and slam give~ 'Sox 12-7 win - . . - By'l'heAJ.... *s1"''lbe Cl(lll0id11a teama were diller· E!ll. 'Ibestrategywu tl!e same. 'l1le batterS were dlllel'Qit. 'Ibe l'Milt was the same. On CCIIIIf!CUttYe nlgbta, the Boston Red Sox rode grand sl8m June ~ to slugfest victories. Bciaton'sJim Rice was the hero on Wed11eeday nlaht when his lQth. . ipnlng )lases-loaded homer beat the Oakland Athletics 13-9. On Thursday nlgl)t, Dwlaht Ev~ became the man ot the hcAl1' when he llomei ecfwltit"lbree aboard as tlie Equipnnt Red Sox OOwned tile c.,jUomla Angels 12-7. . "It came ley turn, and I'm happy aboot that," Evans, who was walked intentlonally WEdnesclay to load the bases for Rice; said. ."Yesterday ihey walked me and Jimmy got II.'' On Thui'sday, with Boston ahead . 7-2 and runners on second and third . ·· and two out bt the fifth Inning, the Angels deCided to walk Wade Bogas · Intentionally and pitch to Evans. The Boston right llelder drllled reUiiver Bruce Klson's t1rst pitch Into the center-field bleachers tor hi,!i second career grand slam. "My other was against Joe Decker of Minnesota in 19'15, the year we won the pennant, _but I barely remember It," Evans, who drove in six runs in the game, said. In other AmeriCan League games ·Thursday, Toronto slugged Seattle 1().8; Chicago edged Qeveland 7-6; l\1llwaukee dQwnecl oakland 7·5; Detroit ra.llled past Texas 7-4;. Minnesota beat New York 54; and Kansas City at Baltimore was ' rained out. California Manager John McNamara might have wJsi!Ed he used the intentional walk strategy in the first inning when his tEam led2.0. With l'llllllel'5 on second and third ., and none out, the Angels elected to , pitch to Rice. The Boston left fielder ,. ..,.... .. • n.. - .. . ••.;i ...: "" . delivered a pitch fran Geoff Zahn ROAJUNG TIGER - Detroit 'll«en' rlgh& fielder, Kirk Glbloa, .. :,; over the. screen in left center tot his I'OIII'S his jvhll•tlea as he I'QUIIds sellond bBAe after hltlln1 a three-':'!" ;:·;•< 68th, 69th and 70th RBis- tops bt the major leagues. · . home nm bt the lop "'· the . .h lnnln& agalns& the Texaa Rllngers ..; 'l1luraday allht at Arlington stadium. Gibson's honie run gave the · ~ "This wa8 a hftter'snlghtwlth the 'l1gers _a 7-4 win. (AI' Laaerphoto). · c; wind blOWing out, 'I Evans sald. "It · .,.,111. was tun. It was a hitter's dream togo '" up there On the homer, I really Seattle erupted tor four runs in the lr...... .. dldn 't hittheballgood,butltwentfar • •, J top of the seventh, three on Ken , enough." Phelps' 12th llome run of tile season. Th~ Daily Sentinel Evans defended the Calltornia (USI'Sta.•) strategy in walking Boggs. ,.. A Dlvlakm ol Multimedia, Inc. "lwouldhavedoneUtesarne)blng White sOx 7,Jndlans 6 -PubUshed every afternoon, •• because Kison has been monday 1' 1.• through Friday, 111 Court Street, by the •r• tough on me since coming into our , Ohio Valley Publishing C(>mpony . Mul· . Greg Walker homered with two league," Evans saki.- "It was good tlmedla,lnc .. Pomeroy, Ohio !157691 992- ;;, 2~. Second class PQOtage paid at Po- • ,.,, baseball. lwentuptherejustlooklng outs in the bottilm of the ninth off mer~, Ohio. · 1 tor sornethbtg good to hit. He got a Neal Heaton, 5-8, whO was making his first relief appearance of the Member: The Associated Press, In- ' fa.Sthet!"indllu_P. and In_and I got it \lP into land Dally Press AssoclatCil and the season. 1be White Sox had four American Newspaper Publl.!Jhers Aa· ~' Tony Armas extended his hitting other h<mers in the game- two by soclaUon, National Advertising Repre• -: sentative, Branham Newspaper Sale~, ~ streak to a career-high 18 games Carlton Fisk, wbo was reactivated 133 Third Avenue, New York, New · 1•41 only hours before tile gametnm the with an RBI -single and Bm Buckner York 10017. · ~ :llsabled Jist; Greg Llizlnskl's sixth had four hits for the Red Sox. POOTMASTER: Send address to The of the~ and mil othls can:er Right-hander Dennis "Oil Can" Dally Sentinel, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, ""-' Ohio 15769. · "' ,_, Boyd, 6-3, allowed CaHfomla two and Scott Fletcher's second of the quick runsonslnglesbyGacy Pettis season, SUIISOUPTION RATES •• 1be Indlaris had scored five times and Rod Carew and a triple by Fred By Carrier or • • • Rou*e ,"" One Week .. ...................... ...... .... Sl.IO _.,c Lynn. However, he settled down in the fourth inning to eraJle a 2.0 One Month ................................ $4.!10 Chicago lead. Brook Jacoby, who One Year ............. .... ..... .......... 157.20 '~·., untllhewasshelledintheslxthwhen SINGLE COPY ., Doug DeCinces hit a three-run . had stroked a two-run double, stole PRICES ~· home in the inning. homer and Bobby Grlch added .a Dally ............ ... ........... ::...... 25 Cents ,. • l " '~ solo shot. Boq Stanley earned hiS 14th save by holding caJ11om1a to ~~~~;e~1tdrnlr~d~~~~:::c~·r~ ·:~ ~ The DallY Senlln~l on 3, 6 or 12 mont~! ma..one run over thettnal3t-31nn!Dgs. . GRAVELY TRACTOR basls. Credit will be: given carr'« each· .. r. WU!le Upshaw snapped Ol)tof a SALES & SERVIa month. ..... .. ... hitting slump as he drove in four 204 Condor St .. No subscriptions by mall permitted In 1 (~ runs with two hits to pace Toronto. Pomery, 0 H towns where hom@ carrier SPrvlce Is avaUable. Upshaw, whoenteredthegamewlth Phone 992·2976 threehltstnhlslast42at·batsaodan ' Spri'1. & Summer Hours: MAlt: SUBSCRIPTIONS oi 11-game streak without an ~. · on.·Fri. 9 to 5 . lnoldeOhlo ..1 singledinarunbtToronto'sfout-run Sat. 9 to 1 13Weelu ................................. $14 . ~ first Inning then apped four 26 1\'eeb ................................. $29.12 . • c a ·run """' s2 Weeks ................................. 118.24 • ·,. secondwlthabaJes.loadedtrlple. IIQIITHE ' 13Weeb ....~~~-~-~-~~- ...... :..'115.60 ' ' TorontostarterDoyleAII!IWicler, r~YEEMLV 26weeks ......... ...... ,.... .... ........ . 13u 1 .. .. 52 W•eks ........... ...................... S59.!10 74, held theMarinerstotworunson seven hits Uu'oughslxlnnl.njp before .. .'.,~ I • HOMEWARD BOUND- ClnciJ1nati Reds' third baseman Nick Esasky, IJ!ft, beata the throw to the plate to score against the New York Mels Thurllday night. Guarding the· plate Is MeCs' cldcher Mike Flizst,rald as Esaslly touched ~'!JI on a hit by teamnlllte Ertc Davis In the fourlb Inning at !!IJea Stadlmn. New York won, 4-3. (AI' I • !I photo). Slumping Dodgers lose to Cards; :Mets· ~dge Reds, 4-3 . By BARRY WILNER AI' Sports Writer Joaquin Alidujar and Bruce Sutter are All-Stars. If you ask the Los Angeles Dodgers, NeU Allen probably belongs In that category too. At least he looked Uke \t Thursday night. as did hiS fellow St. Louis pitchers -as they combined on a three-hitter to lead the Cardinals to a 3-0 victory over Los Angeles, the S€COnd time In three games the Dodgers have been blanked. Andujar went the first fout,giving up one hit before leaving with a sllghtbamstringpullin hlsrightleg, the same Injury which haS cut short hls stints in his last three outings, He fell short of becoming the major leagufsfirst 14-game winner. Allen, 4-2, blanked the Dodgers on one hit over the next four innings, then Sutter pitched a scoreless ninth, allowing one hit, to register his 21si'Save. "I'm not disappointed, but I'm happy," said Andujar. 1'We're ali teammatesandw!Dnlngthegameis what counts. My leg doesn't hurt becausewewon." · "They have some very good ·pitcllers and they pitched like All-Stars tonight," said Los Angeles ManagerTomrnyLasorda. "But we dldn'tscoreany runs either, and you can't win that way." St. .Louis got two runs in the seventh. George Hendrick homered deep into the ieft-fleldseats. One out later, David Green beat out an lrifleld single to short and scored on OZzle Smith's triple down the · right-field line. • • Green's REI-single In the ninth finished the scoring. · Andujar's injury was not ex· peeled tokeephlrnoutoftheAli.Star Game, scheduled for next Tuesday in San Francisco. Elsewhere on a night filled with pitching stars, Charles Hudson went the distance in a game shortened by rabt to seven lnnlngil, throwing a four-hitter as Philadelphia edged Atlanta 1.0. Mike LaCoss allowed qnly three hits in eight innings in Houston's2-1 victory overMontreal. Also, it was New York 4, Cincinnatl3 bt a game called atter8 1·3 innlngs !leea use of rain; ·Chicago 9, San Francisco a. and SanDiego2, ·Pift¥Jurgh 1. . ! Phllllei 1, Braves 0 HudsOn, 8-fi, struck out six and walked two in earning hls first major-league shutout Atlanta's Rick Mahler, 6-4, pitched just as well, holdliigthe Phillies to three hits and registering a.career-hlgh eight strikeouts. The Phlllles scored ,the game's only run in the second. Ozzle VtrgU opened with a double, Von Hayes walked and Glenn WUson singled to toad the bases.. VIrgil scored on an infield out by Kiko Garcia. "That's the Charles Hudson we know. It was thewayhepltchedla!it year. He used the fastball and kept his pitches klw," sald.ManagerPaul Owens. · "He was more aggressive tonlght," VIrgil said of Hudson. "He moved the ball around, estalillshed hls fastball . He didn't get fancy. He went with hls best stuU." AIIU'o8 2, Expo& 1 At Montreal, Jerry Mumphrey doubled home a pair ol tlnt·!nnlng runs, au· the ottense Mike LaOJss andBWDawleywouldneed.Laeois gave up three hll.l through eight !nniiigs, then Dawley surrendered one In the ninth to pick up hiS first save of the season; be had ~4 last .TollY Gwynn Padral2, doUbled l'lrate81 in a run In :~f~~~ TENNIS WIMBLEDON, England (AP)Top-seeded Martin& Navratllova and No. 2ChrisEvertL!oydstotmed into the women's singles final at the Wimbledon tennis championships with easy straight-set victories Thursday. Lloyd tipped through CzreOOslovakla 's H'ana Maildllko\ia, the No. 3 seed, 6-1, 6-2 ,in 46 minutes. NavratUova , seeking her , thlni consecutive singles title here, needed 68 minutes to stop fellow American Kathy Jordan 6-3, 6-4. - GOI..F OAK BROOK, Ill. (AP):... Danny Edwards tookadvanbtgeofwhatbe called "optimum conditions" and shot a 5-under-par 67 to tie IOI1glhot Loren ROberts for the flrst-rwnd lead Tl!ursday In the Hll.OOO Western Open Golf Tournament. . TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Dianne ,Dalley, who never has woo em the i..PGA tour, andLauriPetenonshot 4-Under·par 68s to share- the weather-delayed, flrst·round lead In the new LPGA Jamie Farr Toledo ClassiC. ·-~ ., 'IRACKANDFIELD YORK (AP)- Yiannls NEw Kouroso1Greece,covering91nilles during the t)Jird day, amasaed a total ot_31!9 m1lel to continue as the . ,, . ~ Syracuse . 992·3971 saadfrl, pastor. Don wm, tayleader. Sun· day SCbool 9:30 a .m.; Morning Worship 10:t5 a.m.; Evea1DJ preaching service se. eoDd ud foui1h Sunday at 7 ~ 30 p.m.; Chr'llttan Endeavor, first and lhlrd Sun- · . li...p'ert. Ohio ·K&C .JEWELERS . . .. -. ' - IV ~ay,1:Jlp. m . ..., • ±---212 l. llln Strttt 9!2·3785, ,_,.,. '· 7:30p.m. CHURCH, llumoy ' I . : l · ' twoll1plea,N~anc!Beclrereach ~ With doublel, IJICI .Steln, Welab and • ~e~h~a~. ' MONDAY-FRIDAV .SATURDAY-SUNDAY HOLIDAYS . ·. . 1 . 5 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 PM 9 PM 0 0 • 0 0 Tllonw H. Collier, pallor. Marilla w olle, Cllalrmla ,. the" Board ,. Cbrlrotlaa Ute. Sunrlay Sdlool9:30 a.m.; 130 p.m. Sunday!lchooll:30a.m.; WorsiiiP-. 10:30 o.m.; Yototb teiYktiSunMy 1: Ill p. m. Sullday ewnlnJC lei'V~ 7:00p.m. aeodlly Prayer Meettllf ~lid Btblo STIIdy SUnday ovealna ¥rvlce 7:30p.m.; Mid· · :N~ESETTLEMENTCHUR,CH.Btut­ TRINITY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLy, COOlvtUe. GUbert _:ceer. pastor. Sunday •-boo!9:oN ~ a .m.; t,ag eerv I~. 11 a.m. .:x:: weft: prayer servlrcv Wednesday 7:30p.m. w• 7 00 MT. OUVE COMMUNITY CHURCH'" ,_, day· afternoon aervlcel at 2:30. Thursday .. F 1 s ev.enln(Servlci;'S at 7:30. Lawrence Bush • paator .... ax 0 mer, r . FIRST BAPTIST' CHURCH. Mason, W. Supt. SUnday School and Morning WoMihJp Va. Pastor, 8111 Murphy. SundaySchOollO 9:30a.m.; Sundayevenlngservlce, 7p.m .; · S d M Youth meeting and Bible Study, Wednes· a.m.; un ay even 1na 7:~p.m . Prayet meetlna and Bible study Wednesday, 1: 30 • d ay. 7 t p,m. . . E 1c UNITED FAITif CHURCH, Rt . 7 on Pop.m. VeeyoDP we ome. ' Knob. located on County Road 31. Rev. Lawrftlft' GIUes~ncamp, pastor. ~. Roger Wlllford, asst . pastor. Preac~ servtces Sunday 7; 30 p.m. Prll.)'er meetlna meroy By·Pau. Rev. Ro-1 Smith, Sr.. puiOr. Rev. Ja~es Cund~ff, aut . pastor. SundQ" Scboo19.30 a .m~. Morning worship 10:30 a .m.; Evening worship 7: 30 p. m. WDI'nf'n's Fellowtlllp, Tuetda.y, lOa_m. Wednesday night prayer.servlce 7:30p.m . FAITII BAPTIST CHURCH, Railroad st .. M uoo. Sunda Y Scboollo a.m.; M omIDg worsbJp 11 a.m.; Evening ~Ice 6p. WedDOiday, 7:30 p.m.. Gary Grttfltb. leader. Youth JI'OUPS Sunday evenlnt at 6:30p.m . wUh Roger and VIolet Wlllfordd, leaden. Communton ll"rvlce Ont Suaday each month. Rl1TLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa- . paslor. Sunday ScWedhooesdllOa.m.; sundayeventng7:30p.m.; lem St . Rev. Paul Taylor, n ay even1na: prayer meetlng7:30 P·roliTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT C!llJRCH, Silver Rldp. Duane SydenstrtCker, pa~tor. Sunday School 9 a.m.; Ch urch serv1ce I 10 B a.m. lble Study Wed· nesday at 7: 30p.m. Jun~ thru September, . 7 p.m, October thru May. Sunday evenl•" Fll "Se ptember- 6 e owshi P 7 p.m. J une.luru p.m. October · r~ru May. . ' -•J!: DVRLINGHAJI COMMUNITY CIIURCH, BurH.....m. Rev. Okey Ray Laullllennllt, pattor. Pb. tr.J.Ts:N. Sunday SciiOGilO:OOa.m.: Sunrlaymnlngservlce 7:00 p.m.; WedpHday .eY/HIIftl tervlce,r 7:00p.m. DANVILLE -"!~~;; VInton CHURCH, tciated on Rt. ,; aDd Rev. 8: 30 pastor. Sun· Lamber\, s. . Cbll· and day School Supt. Sunday Sc11ool9:30 a.rp.; .\ Momlna: Won hlp and Communion 10: ~a . m, RtJ'I'LAND BIBLE METHODIST. Amos TllUa, Pastor. sonny Hud!IOD, supt . Sunday Sc.hool 9:30a.m.; Mornlna worship, 10:30 a.m.; Suday ewnlng lei'VIcce 7:00p.m. Wednesday servtN 7 p.m. WMPO· proeram t a .m. each Sunday. · RtJ'I'LAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA· R.E'NE. Rev. Lloyd 0. Grimm. Jr., pastor. Sunday SChool9:30 a.m.; Worslp service 10:30 a .m.; Young peopl~'s se:rvtce 6 p.m. Evaq:ellsllc service 6: 30p.m. Wednesday service 7 p.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Miller St., Muon, W. Va. Eugene L. Conger, ml - nlster. Snday Bible Study 10 a .m. ; WOr· ship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study, vocal music. 7 p.m. Sermonette UBERTY AsliEMBLY OF GOD- M...,.,. J. N. 'l'llacl!f'<, pastor. Evenlna service 7:30 p.m.; Womfon's Ministry, Thunday, 9:30, .... a.m.; Wedneoday Prayer and ?:lllp.m. Bib!~ Atlantis Is still considered a legend by nioot people. That IS what the encyclopedia . calls it HARTFORD CHURCH PF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rev. William Campbell, pastor. Sunday SShool 9:30 a. m.; James HulheJ, supt. Evening service 1:30 p.m. Wedl\lday eventna: prayer meetlnc 1:30 p.m. Youth prayer service each FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, But to ethers It is a lost . ~JR~VIOUR Va. The Rev. George C. Weirick, pastor. SII.Bday SCbool9: 30 a.m.: Sunday worship . . CALVARY RIBLEJ:HURCH,Iocatedon Pomeroy Pike County Road 25 near Flat· woocll. fte'V. aiackwood. p81tor. Services on Sanday at JO::rt a.m , ud 7:.30 p.m . with Sunday School9:30 o.m. BtbleStudy. Wed· ne;~'/1..J'i~WSHJP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, St. Rt. 3311, Antiquity. Rev. · FrUkJID Dlebna, putor. Sunday morD- IDC Je o.m.; Sullllar_ovenloc 7t30 p.m. Tlnuorlu ~1\ T;JI p.m. mvERS COMMUNITY BAP· TIST CHURCH. Pa1tor Robert Byen. StaorJay"SchoollOa.m.; Wonhtp service II . ·a.m.; luday 1¥ell1111 MI'Vtce,7:.30 p.m.; W.. 01 'ly~30&/UR 't~Middlopart. Rev. O'Dell . ~•. putor. Sunday Scllool9:30a.m.; c P- Mrmlllla :rovrohiP 10:30 a.m.; Evening wcnlltp7:30p.m. Tuelrlay,12:30p.m. Woi1tell'l Prayer IIIH!Iq. WedDOiday, 7;30 p.m. 01t11 Pr- MrVlce. Rtri'L\ND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST, E* .lute~ Mtuer. Bl· blo - · Werb ~II' 7:30 p.m; Sunday . Scll00110o.m.: llliarla711Pt ...-vice, 7:30 \ p.~MEROY WDLEYAN ROUNDs, . lull'leldl, patt!ll'. . llellrY Elllla, Jr., su.rlllr!lc-llllp\. Sua· r1u lellool 1::Ill o.m.; _ , WOI'IIhlp 11 . a.m.: .mce 7:30p.m. • StuK1Iy..,.. ·r ... Pr~Wa:lliath)',7:30p.m. F!R$'1' t:llURCH OF GOD. NaD P I I Jqy Cln. putor. Pit • .. I Rrr. ' (/ •• . ' l . - . WoniiiD - continent Ill the Atlantic ocean, the vanished cradle of r:MIIzatlon. "a lair and golden land" struck oo,.rt by a ...-tes of convulsions al the helldtt • rt Its _.- and now lylnc under !he sea. V: LUTHERAN CHURCH, Walnut and Henry Sts., Rav~nswoqd, W. lla.m. ' .• Study, ·. ' W. VL. Rt. 1, Jamn Lewis, pastor. Wortblp ...-vleet 9:30a.m.: Sunday Schoo! II · a .m.; Eventna wonhtp 7: Jl p.m . TUesday cvttaae prayer meeting and Bible Study 9: 3D a.m,; Worsblp aervtce. Wednesday ~~~--. .~~. . . .~. .~~-.·. . . . .~~. . . . . . .... . . . . .~. .--" ~-.. .~ ' , ,., ' .,a ' --··· • _,, ·, ,.,. dayS.rv!CH ·at 7:31lp.m. AntbOay Gblnnamore. Ph. 992·5898. Satur· . · WORD OF FAITH, 93 Mill St., Mlddledriy Evemaa Man 7 :30p.m.; Sunday · port. tqc~ard Stewart, pastor. SUDd1y -•to ~--res 1 n e mornlq ~ervlce JO a;m.; SUndayewn.tq: M111, 8 •~m. a""' a.m . \.Nil s 0 8 on 7:Jl'. Tlielda"'~ mornln~BibiP studHlOo.m · . half hOur before each Mass. CCD Classes, WednHday t"Yenlnl ::IJ p.m. uday Sund 11 a .m . ay. V!CI'ORY BAPTIST 5-• N 2nd St morn 1111 -~"~ w lth Kennet h Copela ndiO ' ~ · " · a.m.; FJI4ay,oven1Dt< video wltb Keotll!tb Mkldleport. James E. Keesee, pastor. C pel Dd SUDday morning: worship 10 a.m.: Ewn· ' 0NE~ H ~~-~HURCH OF THE ~ NA.- · lftl III!I'Vice 7 p.m.; WedDHday evenhag wonblp 7 p.m. Vlsltotlon, Tllul'lday &: 30 ZA>RENE, Rev- Glonden stroud, pa-. Shuler, pastor. Worslllp lef'VI~. 9: 30a.m.. Sunday SChool 10:30 a.m. BibI~ Study apd prayer IM!'I'Vice Tbunday, 7: 30 p.m . Tu-y. • lor. Dapny Lambert, S. S. Supt. SUDday , ter. Woody Call, pal!..-. Services Sunrlay 10 LIIL &ad 7 p.m. WfdDNday, 7 p.m. WIIITE'S CHAPEL, Coolville R. D. RACINE F1RST BAPTIST. Don L. - Rev. Roy Deetft, pautor. Sunday School Wauier, Putor. Rollort Smttb, Sunday !t: 30 a .m.; Worship servicE-, 10: 30 a .m . Bi· . m . Pray.r meetln« and Bible Sludy Wed· 7 m · School Supt.; Sallllay Sc- 9: 30 o.m.; ble study and prayer Hrvlce, WednPSday, n-a.·tp. · FO EST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyle MQ1'11ln& - P 10:40 o.m.; Sunday 7:30p.m. evet11n1 wonblp 7:30 p.m.; Wedaeoday RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, Borden, pas1or. Cornelius Bunch. supt. evotiiD& Btbl<! otudy 7: !Dl>.m. , Mart Jones, pastor. Bill Nld•olton, Sun· .. . • ~. t:Ni • ~~~=:.a~ ,. Monrla& - P 10:30 •·"'-'-- Sunday ...moc-p7:30p.m.Prayormeetloc 7:30 Wod....,.y. U 'J'Y CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Dex- "I ' morning serrvtce at 10 a.m.: Suada,y evalnft .,rvt~ 7:30p.m. Tu~ay an(! Ttlun- day I e at 7 p.m. . FULL GOSP L LIGHTHOUSE,' Hiland Road, Pomeroy, Tom Kelly, pai- SACHED HEART CHURCH, Msgr. 7:30p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl 5ei'Vk:el, CARLETON INTERDENOMINA- . dar,· Pt:a,_ -~~ T:3Q_p.111. Tll-.y. TIONALCHURCH.KiapburyRoad. Rev . ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, -.,y. Davt!J CUrfman, pastor. Sunday School H.trrt.IOIIYIIla ftd: Purtell, - - 9: 30a.m.; Ralph Carl, SUpt. Evet~ne wor...., Roo JWIIe. 9u-y-SuporlatH· 7:30 p.m . Pra)'ft' meeUna, Wednes· dorrt.- !lclo!>OI 1:30 .a.DI.; Wonblp ship day 7:30 p.m. · roorv1ce 10:16 a.m.; Eventoc wonblp SuaLONG BOTI'OM CIIRISTIAN, Jody day 7 lim. and W-.rlay, 7 p.m. llolland, pu.tor, Wallace Damewood, ST. JOHN Lu:rHEIIAN CHURCH. l'tiiO l SUnday' School Supt. Worship ~rvtce-, 9 a . .Grove. Tile Rev. WOllam MlddiHWarth, m.; Bible SchoollO a.m. putor. Chureb •rvlce 9: !10 a.m.; S!JDI)ay • HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. ScbooiiO: 30 o.m. Rev. 'lbereon Durham, pastor. Sunday BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, Srho91 at 9: :.J a.m.: Momtng worship a,t John WrlJht, pautur. SUndaY. ·~hool9:30 10:30 a.m.; Sunday ovent~~&servt"" jlt 7:30 a.m.; Larry Hayaeo, S. S. llupt. Momtna p.m.; Tbunday ..mces at 7:30p.m. worablp 10:30 .a.m. FREEDOM GOsPEL MISSION at Bold RACINE CHURCH OF 'll!E NAZARENE, ·, 'ol · Ltoda Evans, church achool director. Church school !t: 30 a.m.; Morning worslp JO:JO a .m .; Wednesday evening ~ayer m.; Woni'J.Ip lei'Ytce 10:~ a . ~.; EVa. .IItie lervb 7: :tl p.m-::' Wedftft- '" I pstor. 'uaday. SChool 9: ~5 a.m. ;. Church Sl"rvtce ua.m. Wedaeodlly wonlllp 7 p.m. REORGANIZED CHiJRCH OF JESUS · ST. P"UL LUTHERAN CHURCH, CHRIST OF LATI'ER DAY SAINTS. Port- Corner Sycamore an(! Second Sts., PomerOy. The Rev. Wtlllam Mlddleswar:th, land·RacJae Road. WIUiam Roush. pastor. ~~ 1 Rt.l2fand CO. Rd. 5. Mark se.ven, minis· ter. Sunday School Supt. Steve Plcketu. Sunday Sclaool 9: 30a.m.; MomiiiJI wor· shlp 10:30 a.m.: Evenlq worahlp 1 p.m, t B~~=C:o~C~iusr. st. COMMUNITY oervt<e, 9>t5 a. ovenlngservlc.,t6p.m.; Wednesday7 p.m. AVe. Rev. Clark Baker. pastor. Carl ~ot· tlngham, Sunday School Supt. Suaday School 10 a.m. with claaael for aU aaet. E nt I 6 W a• ve ng serv ces at p.m . edllflday D l ' ble study at 7:30p.m. YoUih servtret Frt· day at 7:30 p.m. ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP, 128MUI$t., Middleport . Bro-her Chuck McPbrnoa, : pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; SuDdlry , evenlngservtcesat7p.m.andWNnuday .. se~cesQu"iri.P~PnST. Earl Shuler, -•· ~ tor. Sunday School9:30 a .m.; Churctteervlee,BTblp.mSTu .; Y:ltouth meet1R$(. 6 p.m. Tuet· r.tiilli uVii!J:£ 10:45 a .m. SUCCESS ROADCHURCHOFCHRIST- 1 Joseph B. Hosldns. Ew-Ust. SUnday~ Study 9 a.m .; Worship JO a.m ; Sunday Route 124 lOH mile eaat of Rutland) . Sun· a .m .: Morning worship 1J a .m. Adult Choir practice 6 p.rri. Sun.;tay. Young Peoe's, ChHclrea.'s Church and AduJt Bible ~ d 1 30 • W-net ay • ' p.m. H PE BAPTIST CHAPEL. 570 Grant St .. Mtdd~n . Atfutated · with Southern Baptist Conv~ntl~n. Sunday SchoollOa .m. ; Momlna wonhlp 1J a.m.; Evenlngwor· ship 1 p.rq.; Wednelday evenlq Bible J 7 1lud ud DI'IW 1 pastor. rs. E vln Bumgardner. supt. Sunday Schoo~ 9:30a.m.: Worstdpservlce . day: Bible l..,..re 9:30a.m.; Walchtower RPE NTEWCIIO!iii'TAHL ASSkb:MIILY , Racndlge, study 10;3) lqn.; Tuesday, Bible study, t. J 24 • am obac , pastor. Su ay 7;30 p.rn.; Thursday, Theocratic School Scl'loollO a.m.: Sun•y evening servtce 7 7· "')p.m. Servt- m~lag, 8·111 p m · · p.m. Wednesday eventne sefvlee 7 p.m·. ' cmiRCH oF'Goo' OF •PROPHECY, CARPENTER SAPTIST. Don Ch..dle, Locared on o . J . White Ro'fd or HighwaY. Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a .m: Mornlna 160. Pal Henson,;pastor. Sunday SchoollO Worship 10; 30 a.m. Prayer service, altern· ateMIDDLEPORT Sundays. · ~ ' · a.m. CJ aues for a11 a~. J un 1or Churc hll. PENTECOSTAL. Tlltrd s...day Sdlool lO:IlD a. m.; Momln11 Wonldp, 11:00 a.m.; Wed· neoclay and Satunlay l:venlar Servtcel at . • Wednesday prayer meeting and Blblo Study, 7:30p.m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESS. 37319 State !Uyman. "pollor. \• I'll ' whllewalklngfouranllglvlngupslx hits. For-MiddleportltwasKitchen who suffered the loss while Baker came in tel,lel for the final inning. Kitchen walked three wblle striking .3 . . RANKUN" ',. Th Hot , e . zer 1mc UrgeQ~ pare·Center is now open " '• eve~ Saturday and Slihday from 1:00 P.M. to .. _ 9:00 p.M. at the Main Cl'inic on-Route 35 near Gal-: ..'. r1por1s. Phys1c1ans .. from the Departme.nts of Family Practice and Pedi8t1 ics will be available ,for t rea.' tment 0f urgent I'II nesses an d lnJ"uries. • ' Enter h Cl" t. e mic at• the Hospital Emera:ency Room Entr- :.:.~ It ance. Pedia~ric patients should telephone 446- ... ~287 for a t1me to be $e.ll~ -· ., ' '. URGENT CARE. ,.EN · '-' TER HOURS •• :~r~~~;~~~Is:: Col~~~cnru_~· ~ a ~-MiddleportttwuHoodwlth ~~ Mill Work· Cabinet Makilll .' HOLZER ' CLINIC LTD:'· .URGENT CARE CENtER NEW WEEKEND HOURS cr . pitch bousewtfelnmEngland,contlnued · . Leading the battln& Jist tor astllewcmen'•leaderwllh:MSaftet' PomeroywereMarkCorblttwltha runnlng~mllestorthelast:lthours. triple, Mark Elliot ,with a double flve.lelpllhvlctoryaverStyllshGale in the $14,:100 alJowaJice feature at Middleport -.....§ , . "'~"'~ Sci!Qol ·u a.m. Evenlnit Worship•-----------~,. ~ce Sunday 1 p.m.; Wednesday praYt"r Sunday School ~: ~ a.m.; . 5econd and meeettng 7 p.m. fQurfh. Sundays \I!Orshlp service at 2:30 p. MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN mMT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and · IN CHRIST CJ{URCH, Located In T~xas . Matn St.MMiddl~rt . Rev. Calvin MlnnLs, Communi!)' off Ct. Rr. 82. Rev. Robert ;'fN ·.RACINE PLANING MILL ; . 992-3840 r_,~r... Middleport'Pomeroy, Oh. I r•••••••;;;';;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·i;;;;;;;;;;;;~--·:;;;;;•;;'~;;;;---···· 1, ~:~. a ~>Wr-old • =~ :;~~~ walked two and . . l:' .· ~S:=e;!~~~~': oubn.se;mon:~r::~8o~ej\id~m BOBSE~aNG ....., PII.III·ZIDI . '} !:.;i:ly~:::s:n: ~=:~hewalkedGwynnon !:;'~·lreland'sSean Kelly -Summer resuits ~'l'ance·•'VIni:ent Barteau, start::e~=:=.~en:~~ ~~~:: ~=~~~ r . r.:==:::;:======·=:;! and, after Garry Ternplekli _struck ·· .. 1 • ·~ce~~=-~!!'kn;;; .:::~::=:;:..~= leid.·. II .) CK · SUPERMARKET , , >SENTINEL .,_,.... ·J. IIIIiooforllz ~~- .~, extremely ~~~~= Second a Wild CYCLING ttl • a INC. ~======:::; .· ' ==~= on ~\ ·cENTER. . year . "It's always hardest to get the !li-st one," Dawley said of the save. "I wish I had~ of . them." Me1114. Reds 3 Darryl Strawbfrry belted .a two-run homer in the first inning as the Mets jumped ahead 3-0. But visiting Cincinnati chipped away to tie the game ~ThenRedscatcherBradGulden's · wild throw on an attempted plckof! ofRonGardmhlreatflrstbasebtthe seventh inning allowed Mike F!tige. raid to score trom second with the winning run. . "I'd probably make that play again," said Gulden. "A good throw would have had him. But that's the way things are sometimes. You make the aggressive play and it screws up tor yilu.'' Cub89, Glanis3 ' Ron Cey belted a pair of homers, giving him 38 bt hill career against SanFranciscoandfourofhisoveraJJ totalofl2thisyear. ScottSanderson came of! the disabled list and pltchedflveshutoutinnings.Sander."' son; who hadn'tpitchedsinceMay29 becauseofabackproblem,stopped the Giants on three hits through the _first five innings, strtklng out five. DaveOwenfollowedCey'shorner In the third with the first of his major-league career. "Jan.o...,whentheybooyouonthe ..- road, it's a form of respect," Cey said: "I don't try to analyze ley successagainsttheGtants.ureany doeSn't mean that much. It's not going to change world history." · tlnezwent to of Colulllbu_ s•.Oh. . 804 w. Iaiii . 992·2311 . • -THE DAILY · · MEIGS TIRE · ·~ . P~ J. PAULEY, AGENT Nitionwide Ins. Co. M' · - - i ri..i"""'l l liA·.•. .Jose DeLeon, struck out Kevin Sports briefs.•• luUIId. Olllo 45n5 J. Wm. '1111" .,_, crintlr Phone (&141 742-rm ..,.,. .... Every tJnw an undersea city or culture IS located, the magic wCI'd, "Atlanus," ' - Pllto. In the fwrth .....,tury B.C .. descrtbed Atlantis as an earthly parad/ae with mllh!Y 'mountainS, fe<lllo pia1M, navigable rtvers llllllalarRt' and tlll'Mrt« papulation. According to Plato, tho Athenlln lawgiver Solon wu told by li:gyptian poietll on a • vlslttoE&YPIInliliOB.C. ilia! In the_, past "!here dwell the!alrestandnoblest raet' ci men wtiich ever lived. But tiB'e <rCUI'I'ed vk>lent eanhquakes and ftoodl and In a s111g1e day and night rt rain the ISland cl Atlantis dlsappearod beneath t(le sea." Atlantis, by Plato's aC<'OUJit, was about the size ,. Australia. He placed It In the Atlantk Oceen .. Mor. fW!Cently, Atlantis has been ''lomted" tn the Medtlerranean Sea, u1h a1 the llland ot Crete- which would makeltronsideraliy smaller thanPiato'sbt CC!Iltlnenl. But In other ways It ft!l the description given by the Greek phllotiOpiter. AcrordtnJ to geo)(lglc eWtence. there was a cataclysmic votcanlc erupl:lon oft' the . • ·t Greek coutln the 15th century B.C. on the beauUful bland ,. Sontorlnl. When !he Oery J1!)ll 1tna11y stopped, the central portlon rt the Island dropped Into a tle<p hole In til<: sea, crMtlnl titial wave~ a·mlle • and Jretl floods. The pleces .Ofland ,t hat remaJnedare , people of Sant..-lnl enjoyed a higll c1e11ro0 ,. clvtll!atlon. Tiley employBI a oopltlstlcated form ,. writing. had flush tollel!rl!lld a syttem,. air conditioning In tJtetr homes ID<i thetr '\'all paintings "would be hlgllful>lonln our 11v1n1 rooms today," according to one wtlter. , n.. people who CJOC1IIIIed the Islands were 1mown as Minoans. caUed the lllandl,. Soatorllll today. Recent gi!D1ojdc ~ have .....,..... that the There were ' tcattorecl mvtvon who migrated to Greece and lxwght their odvan<erl cl'itlizatlon to tliat I!Olllltty. which until then was Inhabited by pr!mJUYe tribes. Wbat toler<llllltble ocltOiors about this a«ount ts that It may shed light on the exor1uo ,. the 11r1e11teo !rom EIIYJII and oo the events leadlna up to It EIYJII, - t h e llrlloltteo...,.. sla""" In the l5tb century B.C.. was only 'Ill miles from Saatorlnl. Wu tho 1101conlc eruption on the Island respMible for the 10 plagu<s . (ExorluJ· 7-121 w1t1c1t God• IBid to....,.. sent upon Pharoah's people before Pltaroah aereed to let the -tel I"T . • After vo&canic erup&rw, thi IW'I'OWldlng waters may turn red. fish may bfo poilaDed and the accornpan.ylna meteoroklgtcal disturbances frequently create strong . and ndnltorrnl ~ vOlcanic hall. the walen rt EIYJII turned red as blood , drlvlnR rrop on shore. Dorltnels ~the land !Dr three days, the winds brought locusts w~lch deolroyedthe . <.'I"'pp. 1n1ect1 1JI:ed tn litumpl, ~ng disease to cAttle and humans. Death was • wlndl n.. Bible - ~; It 1n thll CCIIafuMon that tM Israelttes sa~ their opportunity to .l'IQpe? The •lltlal EIYirt!a- ptll'llll!ll them. but ·woredrowned In til!' seas: Wore they caught b)'oneolthel wavt!ltot all when SaatoriDI feU Into !he,..? OthOr - . s hlw lbllct!d Atlantis wlllt the flood In Noah'o time. Aco>rdlni to IIIII .-y;!hi! 1J11111t Allan Us feU Into the waa, quite literally, the "tplatlt lltat--. ""'·" ' . Ma)W Wlf wW ..wr mow the answer to "the sea'• darkest mys~ery.. - W'*b 11 -. ._ I - - by Cbarleo Berlitz, "Atlantis: 1bo Elgltllt C<lftttnont,:• ,_., tAl tile t Adaadl: 1• IMMt. But d au thew~ secrets d. uruecordtd ume or 11e1ea iop!ar1, low !lave .tbe power to !UC!nate llllln the same way as tits fabled Island. ' a-- sea . . SanrS..v 10 a.m.; ' .... . ,. .. ' ' . '· " �• Page 6 The Daily Sentinel P'o!IMIIOy • Mld~lep!llt, .. ) Fildey, Ohio ]acksqn ·tour stop · ~ring$ sellot~:_t show ""'Y 6, ' ltM ' • Area students, r'obtain degrees , • By The Bend . celved Ten' Meigs Colutty students !'&- • degree~ fro!n Ohio Unlver· . . KANSAS CITY, Mo. . (AP) Mlcbael Jackson fever hits the -boDing point tqnlght as the sequined I singer and his brothers klck off their plila; Pittsburgh; Clevel!md; and long awaited, co ntroversy- Anaheim, Callf, . shrouded Victory Tour, one day Jackson, dressed In his famillar after the superstar promised to give • sunglasses, sparldblg outfit !lnd ·his share or the take to chality. $Ingle white glove, told reporters he What's expected to be a thi1ner of was ;~Sklngforover·thiH:ountersale ,. a show gets under. way at 9 p.m. of slngle _tickets rather tlian the when a sellout crowdof45,(XX)people required~ man order for a block jam Into Anuwhead Stadium, a of four. football arena thatfor2~ hours will ''There has also been a Jot or talk become the capital ot gUtter rock. about the pr<meter )!oldlq money Devoted fans and the just plain for tickets that didn't 111!11." he said. curious got a preview of the Jackson "I've !ISke(l our pomoter to end the · phenmlena Thursday whro the pop mall order ticket system as soon as star - flanked by brothers Tlto, possible so that no one Will pay Randy and Marlon - sought to money unless they get a tickei." defuse criticism about bow the tour · Jackson saki he felt "great ·h!IS been set up. . ooncem" that many youngsters "I want you to know that when I who wanted tO see. him and . his • . ' 4 1 first agreEd to tour, I decided to . brothers In COllCert were having · trouble getting tickets or Couldil't • ' donate all the money I make from our performances to chality," affonl the SlZ block order. Tourp~CinJCkW. SuDlvan Jackson satd In a statemrot he read at a hotel news confereooe whlle said the new ticket system would go hUJidreds or fans shrieked outside. Into ~ect with the group's appear· Jackson also said he W!IS !ISklng ance inJack80IIvllle, Fla., later this llromoters-to revamp a rontrover· month. - Earller ThUI'Iday, Mayor RIsial mall-Order system for obtaining chard Berkley and Ralidy Jackso!t tickets. dlstrllllted the first of 1.500 free Neither Jackson nor his manager, tickets f6r this weekend's three FrarikD!Leo, saldhowmuchmoney concerts to disadvantaged and might bEi given away or exactly where It would go.There have been handicapped youths, SUllivan saki the Jacltsons will published reports that Jackson and DIE JACKSON WAVE - Singer Michael that he will donate ell the money he muesoalhe tour his brothers are guaranteed !IS appeaf·,tn Madison Square Garden Jaeluloawave&to reportenprlortolhelltartofanews . to charily. (AP I.as,lrphoto). '· In New York City Aug. 2-5. much as$40 m!Won. · conference ID KaMe• Clly, Mo. Jaclalon IUIJ10UJICetl . .\ . / ......,_County youth-tile _ • ·or·19 .are ~ to begin Plannlngnowforihe!rexlllbltslntlle , Meigs Coonty ~air flOwer srows. · Mr!i.JinetBolln,chalrw'Omallfor lheshowSponaoredbytbef~boaJ'd In ''"'Pf!!atlon with Plan$ for a ~ ttl Welconle thll new pa&tor, the Rev. RoRer Grace, . &ymond St. Jacques , Princess Anne Prairie Home Companion anniversary . . ~ ' . ' ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Garrison Keillor, the gentle storyteller who created Lake Wobeg'On. the myt!llcal "town that time forgot and the decades can't Improve," tsmarklngthe101h anniversary of his Prairie Home Companion radio show. A special perfontiiiiiCI! tonight at $50 al)d $100 a ticket wUI serve !IS an anniversary celebmllon and a benefit for the World Theater, the .®seat audltortum that w!IS borne io Keillor aJ1!1 his crooles until pi!ISter started faDing from the cel1lng to January. · At a dress rehearsal Thursday, KeUJor, 42, talked about the success of the weekly two-hour show, broadcast Saturday afternoons ·by 218 public radio stations. "The last thing I wanf ttl do Is recommend that people move to Lake Wobegon," he. sall1 or his sometimes .'harsh portrayal of small-town life. "I left It ~years ago, and IHked It, bull don't want to live there. It's not a frtrodly town." · Black actor to host athletes ' LOS ANGELEs (AP) - Actor Raymmd St. J;~ues will be among the 65 special envoys who wUI try to make athletes flun 142 nations feel at home during the summer Olympics. St. Jacques, who starred In such 1I1m as "Cotton Comes to Harlem" and "Mr. Moses," will play host to teams trom Kenya, Nigeria and Somalia. ," St. Jacques, 54, spent six months In l{enya filming "Mr. Moses" In 1962. Royalty to attend opera . LOS ANGELES (AP)- Britain's PrlnoessAJ\newUI be on hand when Placido Domingo ~d Gwyneth Jones ~ to the staai! In the first Royal Opera production to premiere outside England and the first performance ever by the troupe In the United Stall!s. Monday's p. ~mler of Puccini's ''Tumadot" wUI be a dramaticaD;r different Interpretation, director Andrei Serban _said Thursday. 29 make ·Hocking dean's list Russell, Ky., "Road to Waldoboro." · Making the selection were Angela McCa)LSiand, R.N., Associate DIrector of Nursing Services; Bonnie McFarland, R.N., Head Nurse on Two.West; and Susan Frazier, R.N., ,Head Nurse on the Intensive Can: Unit. The first place professional graphic winner In the exhibit, spon- ,.---'--'---------1 sored by the French Art COlony, w!IS PhOebe Carey of· Crown City, "Precious Memories," was • lected for the Memmal to Dr. Marcus J. and OpaJ.W. Magnussen. .' This Is the sixth annual Magnussen Memorlai to be chosen. The four area bank$ purchasing paintings for the hospital's pennanent coJlectlon Included ~tral Trust Company, Commerdal and Circle meets I) • POMEROY - Car waSh Setiaidr.v from 9a.m. to3p.m. at Iluraer ~. PqueJOy, spon·, BOred ,)If The Won! or Faith Ybuth Group. _ ROYAL OAK -The V~or .A.Iberty·wtn present "Acros$ til!!. U. S." ,Salllrday al 6:':11 p.m. at BID- . Basanskl, Dr.. . Cho 'and Robert Tilton. The church Is located one mile east of Chester off SR 248 on Reibel Road. For iiXlfl! lnforma· lion call 9854157. ATHENS- A homecoming of the West Siate Street .Freewlll Baptist Church or Athens wUI be held at noon Sunday. A 'revlvai wUI start July 9. ' Eyeryone welcome. ' . ·. • Jtoayl Oak Pl\fk filr the benelli . · of the American Cailcer Society. POMEROY - The-Modeni Woodmen will have a pJcillc Sunday at the ~ prrk on Ohio 33, Dinner will be served ~at 12:~ p.m. A,J1 member& and friends are EAGLE RIDGE- The Meigs . welcome. , County Fox CbasersAssocla~ wUI meet at 8 ·p.m. July 8 at Eagle Ridge. Everyone MONDAY Welcome. SuNDAY ~ _POMEROY- Dls&bled AmeriCan Veterans wiD meet at CHESIElt - • The I Uvlng the chapter llomeon Suttem\lt Word, Cl\ester Church of Ood AvenueonMondayat,6:~p.m. · wUI have a ldur night seminar There wiD be ~lion of Sunday through June 1:1 at 8 p.m. officers, Refreshments wUI be nightly. . served. Speakers by .satellite wlll .be Happenings Aglovt meeting POMEROY - Alice 1boJnas. ,SOli, 'p&rta!rsburg, W.Va., wiD be the speaker at the Thursday eVen!~!& meeting. of Pomei:O)' · Chapter, Women's Aglow Fel· lowshlp, to be held at Duffs Restaurant, Gallipolis. The meeting wUI begin at 6: 4.'1 p.m. followiDa lhe6p.m. dinner. Mrs. 'lb:mauOII ts the wtte or Holl.Y Tharn8sam. owner or Parkersburg Restaurant SUpply. They have three chUd-. ren, twoorwbomaresiudentsat Oral RDberts University. Mrl.' 'l'hcmauon ,Is president or tbe Women's AV)tNI Fello\Vshlp In Parkersburg. . 4·000R HATCHBACK, FRONT W~EEL DRIVE, 4 CYL. ENG., MAINTENANCE FREE BATTERY, HALOGEN HEADLAMP$, · DUAL FOLD' .EAR SEAT, RECLINI..G FRONT BUCKET ~~1~L:. SPEED TRA~S., Dl~ BRAKES, STEEL BE_LTED Stock No. ·4144 The Senior Otlzens Ole Tyme Chorus entertained the Golden Circle at their regular meeting June '1:7. foUowlng the blessing by Mrs. Mary Bostic, a potluck luncheon Was served. Devotional was given by Mr$. Margaret Blazer who used the Beatltndes as her subJect. A abort business session was condlicted by Mrs. Elaine George, then Mrs. Ethel Robinson, leader of the Ole Tyme Chorus, was Introduced. Their program consisted of four sections with a special feature tn· each. An Invitation Is extended 1~ anyone who enjeys singing to meet at the Senior Citizens Center each Monday afternoon at 1 p.m. · Ask Dr. Blaker · SATURDAY .. Twenty·nlne local stndents were Hannon and Bonnie Whlttlngtori, named to the dean's list at Hoclllng ·both of Rutland 'and Melodl Cundlfl and Julie Flagg, both or Syracuse. , • Technical College, Nelso.nville. Rita Sloter, Racine was honored ,----------~--------:--"---'-------:-:------! for maintaining a 4.0 grade point average for the spring quarter. · , Twenty~lght students m~ a 8AROAIN M47JI&S SATUI'IIMY a tMJNIW 3.0 average or better were: . ALL §EATS .:1.00 Patty Conrad, Rebecca Prunty and Charles Ritchie, all of Coolville; ADMISSION fVEIIY !llfSQIIY I U10 Mary S. •BisseU, Lori Matson, Connie Moyer and Roger Bissell, all of_ Long Bottom; Connie Bailey, John Elias and Paula Swisher, all of Middleport; Robert Bailey Jr., Carolyn Bowen, Charles Butcher, Vk:ky Debonl and Linda Donohue, hll of Pomeroy; . VIckie Hayes, Dicky King, Brett Matthews and Kimber PI!~ all of Pomeroy; Rochel Elchblger, Tamara Ervtn, Gary Kapp and Okey Kiser, all of Racine; Jpaeph Kanawalsky of ReedsvWe; Anita ' .Calendar 1984 FORD ESCORT . -NOW WAS $6,649.00 '6,354.00 ~ OR YOU CAN . '· LEA$1 ,, FOR LES$111 72 MONTHLY WSE NUMBER OF MONTHS REFUNDABLE SEctilln DEPOSIT '150.• 0 '321! '7090.• CASH DOWN PAYMENT TOTAL AMOdNT OF PAYMENTS • TOTAt MILEAGE 'ALLOWED .6' Per Mile ' Work party TUPPERS PLAINS Plains Elementary · SchOOl wiD bo!il a work party on 'July 14 at 8 4\'~ tor a fUll-sized outside basketball pad. · 'l1lo9e Wlto plan to attend are asked to call992-.2785 or 667-Di4. Tuwers Van. Mecer·reunion PORTLAND - 1be annual Van Meter reunion~ be held Sunday at the Plli11lli1d Park In Portland. All relatives of Jack and Maude Van Meter are Invited to attend. - By Karen Blaker, Ph.D. hlinlher to your mother. · DEAR DR BLAKER - I have DEAR DR. BLAKER - I have · always worked for mY mom but three daughten. In their 20s. Two now that I am out of high schoOl, I are married and one was engaged, want to get out on my Own.. I have at least she was \lllW last month. tried, but there Is no bals quite like Her fiance broke It ott. We are all to her. She was really ierrHJc 81111 a state of sho<:k. · everyone else Is ungrateful and Ibavenottalkedtoheraboutlt!IS downright mean. , yet. I know she must be very upset. In the supermarket, the head guy This llUII'l'!age mejmt 110 much to threatened to fire us II we dld the her because she Is the least smallest thing wrong. _I ~ tha~ . attractive of the girls f!!K1 she w_as job. Then 1 s~ working ln. a afraid she was going to be an Old pharmacy. I got tired from that job matd. .. because I took on responsibilities·! I guesS I ain afraid to call her hadn't been assigned. becaUse I don't lo)ow what to say. r ' Now I have lost my motivation to have always ~ closest to her. ~ tot work. What should I db? That's why I'm ~ I know J..r DEAR READER- You have to what she Is going through. understand that no one will treat She ls very Independent and I you 111re _your mother dld to a work wonder whether she would welsltnallon malnly because she was come my lntnlsloll to ber sorrow. your mother u well as your bals. It . DEAR READER - 'I'berl! Is no Is unreallstle 1(1 continue looking lor way you can laloW for sure j..r ~ an employer wbo h!IS- so much shelshandllngthlscrlslsiiJilessyou pet-sonai coocem lor you. · · talk to her. Do ·not make ,assump· Startalloveragalnandglveyour lions. Pick up the .phone and find new boss a chance. Don't compare out. · . Thereunlonforthedescendaritsof Elbert and Della GUlllan W!IS held . \{ • Only when you know how she Is reacting, will you be able to think about just bow you are aotng ttl be help(ul. Ifyouareascklsetoheras you say, It Is my hunch that she Is . goblgtdneedreaasurancetromyou that you still love her even though her engagement fell thrOUgh. R:edllce the role of ~ton- In your housebold with help trom Dr. Blaker's newsletter "Taming the - •• ' .. ' .. TV BellS!." Send 5U cents and ·d· ' self·addressed envelo~ to Dr. Blalrer In care of this. newspaper, P.O. Box 475, Radio; City Statloa, New York, NY 10019. · . Write to or. Blaker at the aboile _ address. The volume of mall: prohibits personal replies, but qllf!lltlons of general interest will~ discussed In future columns. •• stamped, . •• ·. Rapp finishes basic training '~ Army . • Pvt. Jacqueline M. Rapp, ceremonies, weapons, map ~cl: · dailghter or Larry w. and Linda ~ -- tng, , tactics, mUltary courtesY.• Rapp of 331195 Pine Grove Road, mUitary justice, first aid and Arm¥ Racine, has completed basle _traln- · history and traditions. lng at Fort Jackson. S.C. . 0ur1ng the training, .students received tnstructloa In drill and ' Olear Weber. l.oDg Bottom. Is a patlellt at St.-· JOII!Pb's Halpltal, Parkersburg, W. Va•• ~335. Hospitalized 22 attend -ladies Day , . dles~ty~ ladles! ~!tended~ Course. Y .Ya aymar John 0. Hall, ffi!ISter.of the West state master Jocelly. Quallflc;allons for a deputy state VIrginia State Grlinge, has anmastel' Include a 'thorough knowinounced his selection of Keith · Bige oi Grange b!atorY, ritual and Asbley, Pomeroy, as deputy s~te law. Ashley Is presently serving as JIIIIS!er. Ashley Is one of seven presently master of Silverton Gnuige. aSsist' . serving West VIrginia and bas been ant steward of Mountaineer P<!m' assigned to M!ISOn County. . His ona Grange and state -leatsJadve activities. , dulles will Include organizing new ·.director among-other . grailges as well as representing the ' l ' - -----.-- BLE •• ~ .• ~~~~~ A former high school rrack coach explodes .the .w in-at. any-cost ethic. Sports-oriented, f~st-paced. Helps young teenagers realize .personal victories can be won no matter what "competition" - circumstances, hardships, ~ackground they face in life. Ideal fo~ personal devotions or group use. $4.95 trade paper. Format ftJi' eacfJ of Ule .52 chapters: · 1. A true stofy from tilt! life of an athlete, hlghliQNing a Olristlan quality. 2. How ~quality am ~applied to the ~Slife. ., ·.5. Stlm~tb1g questions {or thought or dlsaict!IOO.. . ' Mill St. .'" andAnnRadfonl. Named deputy master '. FRESH PEACH SUNDAES & SHAKES a . . '" awn. NOW. ~forwhlchshelsthankful;; Several sick calls were reported and cards were malled to sevenil U( members. • Martha Dudding gave program· on gifts of the Holy Spirit. Refresh~: ments were served by Mrs. FlsheJ:; R. Scott Bearhs, Pooleroy; Glmn ~. W.Va. onJulylO. and Sue11en Simpson, Becky and Winners of the day were Sue Matthew, Portsmouth; Bob and Arnold, Joan Chll&, Tee Teafonl JW!e24lnW~Illeatthehomeof Sbelyl Stemple, Stephanie and 811dPeariWelker. Allwonmare Rex and Beatrice Carlyle. Others attending were Tim Car- Jamie, Dayton; Mark and Regina Invited,to attend Ladles Day evey lyle and Cindy, Mike and Becky Slmpllon, Middleport; Dolores Oo- Tuesday at8: ~a.m. Carlyle, Melena, Angela and Ml· rohue, Linda Rae and Ke!lda, cbael, Dennis and VIcki Cbaffln, ~; L~~nooooue·r-------~~--77--*----------------­ Crystal and Robin, ~; Joshua and Caleb, all of Columbus; Breilda Neutzllilg, Missy, David Betty Sil\lun and Joy, Mildred · Williams · and Jan, Gerald and - and Andrea, Ptcneroy; Katrina and Barbie Donotue, Harrtsonv81e and Shirley stmpson. Diana anti Lori, all Anna Lee 'l'uclcer, Racine. or Racine. beverage. ~or992-7477. thank offerings to bellied for Work!-··, Hunger, and each commented on: Durtng the - business 'meeting mEiilbers were advised to pay their fees tor the lnvllatlooal to be held at Worthington County C!nb, Pam!rs· ·Gillilan reunion held ROYAL OM<S - Belles and Bee\LI Western Square Dance RUTLAND- The 16th annual Club wUI start LJIIOIIS beginning reunion of the, Taylor-Harper· Mmday at Royal Oak Park, tamllles will be ~ July 29 atl'l!m!flllon bulldlnl. , Instructor wUI be Dale EddY or · Forest Acres Park In Rutland. A Marietta. Hours wiD be Iran 7 potluckd!nnerwUibeglnat1p.m. p.m. untn 10 p.m. FOr alkl!tlohal ,.and eech family Is asked.to ¥re their table serv1ce anc1 tntonnal:lon - call 992-2500, 992- ' meeting. Members turned In thtU- · :Giving the boss· a ·chance -- Middleport Book Store · CCMING SOQM ! ' TOP SECRET' A 'IIEST lft:FEIICE' ... ' Taylor-Harper • reuruon- Dance'lesson5 $ thanlted all for the asslslance glvro 1n cJeenli:Jg the par!llllag1! and pn!plll'lngthefOOO!ISWellasthehelp provided by the men In un1oildlng the furniture. A donation W!IS made to the church's general fund. ~ mentS were also made to pay for ceiling fans for the church sanctuacy. Marlene Fisher presided at the and his family, ~made at the recentmeel:lugortheRaciDeUillted MethodiSt W<Jmm at the c:b:.uch. 'Thepartyw!DbeheldThurBdayat 6:31 p.m: There will!)\! a potluck dinner with all churches of the charge tovlted. · Mrs. Grace was Introduced and welcomed Into the group. She . HARRISONVIlLE - Harrl· IIOIIVI11te Locile 4ll F&AM will meet at 7:3l•p.m. Satunlay. All master mUoos Invited. Nursing Services. They chose a watercolor by Margo Adams of · .Theme or the , Aug.15sh0wls"Th _ e. County Fair." Categories for junior exhlbltorsare"CakesandCookles, Spiced Peache!l ' and Pears." _an artistic·, arrangmtent · In bright . cokriand "AndAllotTheniUpfora · Prize," a faVOrite deSign. In that show, BP!!Cimell categories are zinnia, dahlia flowered; zinnia, cactus flowers; marigold, one large 8lld potted plant, foliage or blOom· theAug.17show,catego~ ~ Mornlng1:.- In "So Come with Us In the an 8JTangement of bright colnrs~ · "To the Fair at the County Seat/' ~!:' favorite design and speclirli!ps, ; zinnia, dahlia and cactus flowered; l.argetypel1llll'laold,and&untJowel':': Those exhibiting are not required : . tobelcngtoagardmclub. Thefeeto : d1spJay ts the purchase of amembership ticket. Ribbons and : premiums wiD be awarded. In threli: places In each class. _ :: -Racine- UMW plan ,p~rty for pastor · _·~ College. Savings Bank and the ohio Valley,, Bank, all of GaUl polls, and ·the Farmers Bank and Savings Company of Pomeroy; '· Selecting . an acrylic, "The Ka· nailga Depot''' by ~n 'WOJill of Crown City, w~Harold Thompson, Presl_dent of . the Central Trust Compan¥_ In Gallipolis. A pastel, . "East Fork Bridge," by Sandy Stepbens of Raceland, Ky., wa8 chosen by Don Crance, President or the Commerctal and Savings Bank. -Ashland, Ky., arllst Jey Thomp- ' son's waterColor, "Spring." W!ISthe foelectlon by the Ohio VaDey Bank, with Morris Haskins, Chairman of the Board, and Jell Smith, Executive Vice President, choosing their gift to the hospital. Mrs. Theodore ·T. Reed Jr., wlfeofthePresldentof the Farmers Bank and S8vtngs Company of Pomeroy, selected "Clark's Chapel, Piece No. 1," a watercolor· by Paul Bradford of Athens. Meigs both horticulture and artist1cdeslgn ctaues. . . lng variety. .. Six new paintings selected from entries In the 1!&1 River Recreation Festival Art Exhibit are being added to the Holzer Medical Cellter Permanent Art Collection, through the generosity ot Individuals and businesses as gifts and memortals. ·. This year's c!Onors Include four area banks and two speclflc, memorials. Tile - Head Nurses and Nursing Supervisors of the Holzer ~edlcal Center contributed a memorial pa1nt111g to booor Barbara Betz. R.N., former Associate ritrector of the Cwnt)r Garden •Clubs .~allon, 8IIIIOWICes this ~ , a junior gudeDer wiD be named at each 0( the shows wltb the lelectlon to be maae 011 the basiS or points accumulated wllhrlbbon wtnners In The name of Bonnie Boso was . unlnteilttonally omitted trorn ~ dean's list at Hoeklllg Technical ..--People in the news .,. . ,....., 7~ Junior .gardeners invited ·to _display · at flower show _. . Omitted , 1984 • J: ~ Friday, .iuly 6, Pagr slty, AthenS. at the end of. spini quarter, . GradllatJDewlth hlgbbo!loi"SWI!f\! Unda Rae Easoo, Mlqari ROid. PmleJ"'Y, bachelor's' of. arts and Jayne Lee Hoeftlch, High Street, Puneroy, baChelor's of science; Also graduatlngwlth honorS Were Susan Tuttle Gregory. Plnetree i:>rlve, Reedsvllle, bachelor'l or science In nUJ'II~ and ~ Marie ~rger, Third s ' Syracuse, bachelor's of arts. · ' Receiving mas~r's de$• e~wen: J3eMy Joe Slliwter, Rt. 1, MkJdk;. • port, education and David Llale · Diles, sctence. , Obtalnlng bichelor's dejpees: were Howard E. CecB, Second Street, Middleport, sc~ce; Jamie Lynn Sisson, Rt. 1, Middleport, educat¥in; Ftederlck J . Blaettnar, Wright Street, POmeroy, edUcation .• and lvaiUIIIII Delores Powell, -Fifth Street, Racine, arts. Promoters also added 10 dtles to the tour, whlchDOWincludesl3stops and :rT concerts. Added 'I1nmday were New York Oty; Knoxville, Tenn.; Indlanapolls; Detroit; lAls Angeles; Buffalo, N.Y.; :Phlladel· . ByDOUGIASSD~ A......te'ed l'reM Writer 0 ' - . Middlepo,rt . Your ciOgl WI" br rMlly _movln' IUop ipeed tot Hurty...high qurllty, nutrltlout chunkli containing a hNrtY 21% p!Oitln content _to ; IIIIP " your hlld-worklng, hanl-plrylng pelt •Ira -IVY anciQfNt llMilh! ·· - -YOIIfl ~....... . @nation @m,pany MILL lNG DIVISION SUGAR RUN · FLOUR MILLS. .' . . 110 MuiMny Ave. . Pomeroy, DH. PH. "2·2115 I• , • �··-- --·- --- • • . ._.., _ 111-11.:----· . " The '·Daily' Sentinel . ' PHONE 992-2156 _... ..... ' '. ' ---- ~ • 1 g .. 4 - -.. ~--~' -----~~---.~~· t~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;rr::;~;;;;;:;:::;1 ., PERSONALIZED POOLS MAINTENANCE, SERVICE & INSTALlATION FOR ALL POOLS ABOVE & IN·GROUND / - ,. Pu.,lic Notice Public IYAACUIE HOME UY11..!111S MIJGI COUNTY reQuires each utility comDanv · June and Au~st·. to notify each heating customer of the requ irements and the avail- A_ budget hearing fo.rthe next succeedrng frscal· year enQing ability of ·the be.nef1t.' December 3 I. 1985. and Revenue Sharing purposes Will be held on Tu esday_ Ju~ 17. 198.4. at the Mergs County Commissioners' office. Court· house. Pom.eroy. Ohio from ·2 Pf\.1 to 3 PM. The residlnts of Mei~ CountY are tnvited to prCWide wMnen and oral com· ments_and ask quest1Qns cOncerni ng the ~ ntire b\..ldget tor the . current f1scal year. Senior Cltizef)s are encouraged ·ro at· The follow1ng information should be conta111ed 1n _ the not1ce: You may be eligible to receivq a cred1t against your w1nter heating bills if you meet all three of'the followmg qualifications: - You are the head of household or spouse and ..... YoL,J are at least 65y~ars of age 1n 1984 or totally and permanently d1sabfed and -Your •ncome for 19B3 did not ekceed $9.000 ' or vo'ur expected·total mcome fOr 1984 do~ not exceed $9.000 and your income from January 1. 19B4. thru June 30. 1984. does not exceed $4 ,500. tend thiS meeting, General Revenue Shanng funds are tntended to be used in Hie followmg mann.er: """"'u.."" 1. Dog and Kennel ltive', 11'1, plot l l l l d - ~ ....,lltlltion WAFX; hill wile, Daisy, til; a&too:uey CWiordE. Simon Jr.,~ and Na wife, Carol, •· 'ibe couplel were · ~~.v~a~ from. Fort ' Wayue to MJanta, GL, ollidals said; (AP I neerpllqlo). Subsody .. ,. 5. Buc~o:eye Hills. Hockmg Valley ·Sources reveal themselves; editorialist freed from jail Regtonal member, revealed bls ronnectkm to Hargraves Wednesdaynlglltooa~. Louis radio program. Hargraves, whoiiiWworksforthe steadfastly refused to reveal ~ped forward · voluntarlly ~ · St. Louis Globe-DEmocrat, wwld vowed to "tight to change this law not say 11AndersoriandHickeywere fropla typewriter andsleepathome .,BELLEVILLE, Ill. (AP) - An editorial writer freed tn:m jail after the swl'CI!!l whose Identities he had ~:;.t broken my~- ~chnlght." Hargraves, 34, was tiallty plec;tge at all," he said. ordered released !rom . St. Clair InteJV!ewed by telephone ThursCounty Jail bYCJrcuitJudgeRoger day night, Anderson said he was one Scr.lvner on ThUrsday after attor- of the sources. He said-Margraves neYS reached an agreement In the recentlY contactedhlmandsald. "'I may have to go to jaJl to'keep frOm ~- He_ was the Ilrst journalist revetJing yw.' ' · jalled In a civil libel sullln 26 ye31'S. Hargraves was Jalltid 'l'llesdayfor "I told him, 'Reveal me. Whlit I 'retusing to Identify two sources he told you I can't see Is worth going to cQnsulted before wrttlng a 1981 jail for,"' Anderson sak;Ieditorial !or the Bellevllle News, Anderson said he didn't know Deinocrat critical o! Jei-ry Costello, what the Ubel case was about. ''TQ chairman o! the St. Clair County this day, I have never read that Board of Supervisors: editorial.'' ·In a copytlght story In today's Lawyer Arnie! cUeto, who represNews-Democrat, board member ents Costello, said tltursday that he· pave Hickey said, "Apparently, I spoke with Hickey and believed him am the swree who tallced to Rick to be the second official Hargraves HargraVe$ prior to. him wrttlng 8n . consulted. editorial. ,,. Apparently Mr. HarReachedathlshomeearlyFrlday graves Is referring to me as one of ·IIIOI'Il!!!g, ,Hickey refused to discuss the newspaper Interview, .adding, the ~le he talkel! to." "Anything else will come out 'in Ed Anderson, another board Richard , cwnty board chairman of lying and breaking c~palgn promises to oppose new taxes not iirst approved .bY the voters. The Judge ordered Hargraves . released after Cueto said he wwld oot object because he now kneW the sau'CeS' names. 9f the swrces, ·the judge' said: "Had'they shown as much bravery · as Mr. Hargraves and come forward earlier, this whOle Incident 1 Butlthasnot~vedtheC1Jn!ldentlal­ lty problem." ·WASHINGTON (AP) · - Air cailada has undertaken several reCornmendal safety measures since 23 people died In a fire here .Jtlne 2, 1983, Including replacing all tayatory flush pump motors that were not insulated to prevent llres. The actiOn was taken as a direct ' reswt o! the fire, Esther Szyn~. spokeswomail !or the airline, said 'Ibursday. Natlona!Safety aild Transportatkm Board lnvestihad traced the fire to a rear lavatory. · the exact cause of the .~WWeYer, . • Ptors ,I '' TEAFORD 1. . , safety directives result of the accident, board sPQkesllWt Bob Buckhorn said Thursday. . The board may approve the report as sulmltled-' or ortlel: changes 1n an or parts of 11. IIIC£ YIEif- 2 stoty frame, 3 bedlllomS, '· batl1r furnace. In' town. DMLOPMENT ACRE~ Near sl3le route. Water and ' utilities ayailable. Pund site. .. fiON Every Friday Night At 7:00 P.M. At The American Legion Hall FARII - 110 acres, 7 11!lS-, free gas. hot waler heal, alum. sidin& sewral pd buildings. . On Beech Grove R01d In Rllllnd ... 42.335 .25. MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER Public Notice 1011111. Q.n July 2n d. 1984. m the Me1gs County Probate Court. Partiii!J Case No. 244.7 8. Pamela M _ (lhi_q. . ' -' . • E. I The annual report Form 990 PF for tt]e Ktb~le Foundalion, _rice kt OnlY $11,900.00. NEW USTIII8 - ~Ill - 106 ac1e firm willl ~ 15 IC18!1 in l1otlpm lend. Secluded lnd private describes ltis PRII*IY with a 2 houN• also hu base- s1e1ry lrame honie with 4 bedrooms, bini, sheds and ment. Lot size approx. 4fx301'. Nuds wolt. If intemted eontlct Tilt Homt Nltlonil Bank In lllclnt, 149-2210. ' on u.s. \ t '" SHOE REPAIR · , ~CCENT ALL STEEL & POLE BUilDINGS FENQ & SUPPLY 220 E. Main, Pamoroy Silts Start FfOIII 12'116' PH. 992-6931 UTILITY BUILDINGS . Pomeroy, OH. - All ICiiw 3 -> - cll!*i1a. .... lot • · dlnina room willllkllnl ibn Ill ... dick. lMiy bulclin& PI 1.t ltelt. Owner . Prilllitm C.piJII Avall•b'- Fisllina included with campina SWill Ill: Daily IUf~&uanl on dulY) 1111411. lllvlll ._,.., Mdlilk I IIICll Sllll) .. 111111110 1111 $33.500.00. ::-'"!ill a HOT I~WIIS BAIT aLP GAS AVAIAII.I BASKITIALL COURT Ia SWING sm ........ 1. • For The 8ft~ In Ouldoor Fomllr' ReereotiDn . 614-992·7111 or 614·992·7024 • ' AW Ph. 61'-143-St91 t0-6-Ifc Wolfe Investigations, Inc. • ·' THE ··DITCHING .SERVICE GAS LINES . M'DDLEPORT. OHIO WATER UIES 614-992-7626 out radiators. We also rel)lir G1s TankS. SEWAGE LINES PRIVATE FREE ESTIMATES OF All ·UPES BUS.: 985-3813 RIS.: 985·3137 'INVESTIGATION ·PAT HILL FORD -li/18/1 mo. p\1 992·2191 Middleport, Ohio · ' JONES BAR , West Colulllllil LIYI MND IVOY . WRKIND PIONEER & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS Loot In Sumner 'lid. 1rw: bloall; white a brown ""gil with grey nylon collar. A...,. to the llllrM Df B u - t. Call 1114·9811· 432t. At Lyle Swoin'o op Co. Rd. 28 obave Eallom Schoql.;' July 71h. Motoraycl11,blcy- , clea, clothing, mi.c. dlehel; furniture, r1dlo.~ rein- ·cii'JICII'I Solo. Soturdoy July 1 from 8 to 3 . 4 flmiiiN.R..... Ka"rwi-noor· Chlltor. Follow algno. Antiquo ....k. otoro, kid' I clothll. 3 ~ - -miac, · ··_ blcyclo with corrlor, Items. Col1111•-tll-~17. _ on fnfont for 1884·811 Hhool ywor during t . .chlng houra. Contect: P.O. Box 8, Rutlon4. Ohio At Lyle lwoln'o on Co. Rd.' 21 lbove - Eoltorn School. July 71h. M-cyclu,blcy- _ ....., clothing. - · hturdoy July 7. 2 fomlly. ·ylrd .... ot Hubblrd St.. . ' Syrocuto. IJ-1. Clolhlnu.-: fumltunl, rotlioa, roln - ,_41="=':-·-:-:--::-::-::-:-:-:::-::-:-:-POINT PLEASANT . MA· IIINE CO. on E-1 Oppor~Unity Employer, lo now fiiUng """"""'" for CortWolct.o. Mochlnlotl 1 Cilntry Cr•n• opW•tor. Apply In lmrrocll' 181y ol our foclllty It 2300 North Moln Sttwt. Point"'--· be._., 8:00 o.m. ond•:oo -n d-. cancela. Yord Solo July ton, Oh Olllco. Bitby p ..m .• Mond•y through IU&Ittll Sale Auction - now tor Practlc11 ' Nut"'M. U..- E1nplo- blnoflt Auction every Fri. night ot Hortfonl c-unlty ' c.inter. TNCidoodo of the ~nd... c....._.. ~ ..,w w.M. of ond . - """""'ndloe olwayo Alchotd Roynolclo Auctioneer . 304-27S3089. -mo. 9 Wanted _T_o Buy Wo PlY cnh lor lito m-1 ciNn UMd Clira. Jfm Mlnk Chev.-Oids Inc. BMI o- Johnoon •41-3872 WMIIod to buy used COli • wood ......... Swoln ·Furniture, 4148-311!9. 3rd. • OINilt., Gol!lpolio. Oh. nol Office 1304111711·3230 a. wrlto •laltln Hoopltol, . Lokin, w. Vo . .211210. I~~1~2~;~~~;;:== W ed ent )-----~-------r~ Riverview Pilraoul Care Bony llolercar - · Harne,-onc:y ,.. for ...,..., penon. Coli 1-304-n3118B2. 18 Wanted to· Do 1---------------:WIU plow tobacco. 114-2111-1128. . Coli Wontod:·ttw --pruning. topping. t8kl clown. hod.• bnloh trimmed. Frw -~ - · C.. 4I48-807S. 3 bclr - Eloctrlcel work on homea. rewiring oldef _ _ Q_ .. _ .... - teriPM. plumbing, CaM 814·311· 8370 or 111•-311-81108. Ullld XR· IIO Woodlllter lor Plrtl. CoH 814-2611· 8414. W1l do go-al hOUM al"nlng. RofoMnCOJ. Cal 1114- oc,.... .,. with moll 1m111 form. city - C.H 4411· 33711 of· COMPLETE HOUIEHOLDS FURNlTUIIE. Bodo. Jron, wood. cu~o . cholro. cheato,' to..kett. dlehu. lore. ontiquoa, gold end ellver . Wriii:Mi.E, ._.__ R 1 p 0 -· - · t . • ornoroy, 411751 or- con 1114-112· nlo. . J88-8B38 . -----::--:-:::--:-:-·lcWoier wello. drlllod a -· vlcod. Frw Coil et~·H2· 1008 orll14-74231n. · -inl-. Rodney. eo•. ..rfirlpfiCI, large pordl. 40ft..... - · prlvoey, nter Royel Oak Perk. -•13.100. Coil 81 4·112· M20. kit-. 1.75 - · houM, 2 bdrmo. L.A.. . blh. lorgo ut11ty rm, outbuMdlnge. ell - : Y , mile ol SR 7 on 124. 111.000- 114-18211801 or 317-7848. 3' bad a lift bride. horne, 1Ya bath. ful b1nrnent. 2 car ...,__ Iorge Iot. con 114· 112-1133, College Rd., I~s!""~··~-~-O~hlo=-~-:--::­ s,_,.. · with ,.veral nlc:o buldlng old brlclc .w- "'"'" on St. - · - . ,__ *10.000. Coli 114-112·1174. Remodeled 2 bedrootn hou" wlth carpeting a woadbUIMf, ._.. cowMM dock. Mid 20'o. Coli 111499:!-I?U for eppolntment. 2 ....., holM, well to wal carpet. city & - .... oxtre 1- 1o1 on - d - - · with t,_ oround, clooo lo IIChool lo otorw. tvte1 ... c:tilc, toe. ted in ilocino, WIU nil on lond controct to right peroon with payment. Coli oftor 4 E....... ncod bebyolt.., wHI down p.m. for oppolntmont, 1114iiMp child In vour ho""'. 423-1217. How - - - 3114-773&i 13, . FOR- RENT ·WITH OPTION TO IUVIII 14 ft, wido lhrw -oom. l>lth ond half, I I 11.111' I .II mobile holM oittlng on nlc:o lot, Nody to move Into •221.00- U21i -OO per month. 304-1711-2711. 21 Butin- Quean bed, ~- - to rnMttkMe. lktuu aan-.. Addieon on Rt. 7. 9-1 • Choal•• Yerd Sole. 110 Chtndler' ' Dr.. Point P1e-nt, July Large Oor8go I ole lolurdoy 8·1: 10 to 1 Only. 8AM-81'M. 1 ~ -out Yord Sole -.to mi. Bidwell- Rodnoy Rd. from Bidwell. 8-tD-11. 8AM-IPM. King llzo bod clolhol. ridlnglewn - - Clothing, dllhlo. lloln co--~ 1 · ·- Gerego Sole July 1-10 end ollnoxt · It Jock NMII , -'~ Rt 110- E ;~-....... ..;•1:c;g:::; hospital.- Loto of lodiu' cloth. ., Jeono. 7 a up. M- a - · clotheo, good ..... clothoa, 11.000 liTU'alr aondlt-. -lng - . . . . pendulum cloclc, portoblo IWTV: tmlll or111n ond Iota of end ondo. Prl-cheop. ltltQtll'l MASC* ...Vlel CINt• I , M-,w. va: · - - · Woe!. Thuro, l!ri~ ond Sot. Fronch doors, 1111 iltove, 11r11111 door. · ,_ Yord Sole, J u1, 8H; 7. 8:DO. ~ PM . Rt. · 3 11 • on...,_,, - • lrom Sldero F...., Equipment. -:---:----:---:--Gorogo Sole. Camp Coni~!J, ; GruoMr laM, July•-1·7.-1·1· Lai'IJI V!l'ioty -clothing and houeehold ltoma. . ,, • Yord lolo. w..iory Subdivision, GoiHpollo Forry. July 11·1. 9 tHI 7, School cloth.. boys ond girlo. Joana, . .II clothing. ge-.; misc. . ' Gorogo tole. Galllpollo Forry bolide Dolry Bor. Thuro, Fri. , ond Set. Jim Thompecln reaidence. · • Yord Solo, Set, July 7th, Ito , 1 Boby itomo. old glaooww, · tovo. m!oc. 108 s . Pod! ·' Drive. · . • Opportunltv 'FlEE fSTIMA'(ES" 1978 oil electriC mobile . , home, 'h acre lot with 36x~l, block building, 'h 'aero lot' ~ with eeptlc tonk lo ruret· • weter. Call between 7 ~ ~. 8PM. 448-018t. 6-6-1 mo. ' 94 Oct111l 1 EthHollMI•nclll ' .., t ... Ollly AI 1--------:-:-'------=- C - Rd. Wotch Yord lolo July -11. II, 7, far olgno. Fumhuro. on- children clothea. mloc. 24311 tlq-. good clothoo. dlohoo, '-::::U-:-nco-:-ln_A':'vo_._ · =-:--:---· · - - \lory: cheop prlcea. 1 Fri . lth. Sot. 7th, Sun Bth. Vord Sale 2121 C-nul Antlqun, wooclon leo bolt, d glouSt. S ot . 7th •col.,. TV, rocor d """ry toble, b • -trim .... • oil<; ,...yor, qu- - • 3 che111 •. 111ow cooo · oa. ~-full Vlctr ~•- a•board, num..-oua •wm.. · too much to 1Mndon. 11';~ 101 Fourth St.. N- H-( or lhlno. -1-408--~---0-h-lo---:-S,-..-P-ol-n.:.t:' l'lchlllln. 1 mo. Jilt ...... )111' lliMIIl peolfM ill Till Ill tendllfll. ' .. .. --- -------- -------------- ., ......... c.. .... Every S.ndaY Ni&llt 9:00 to (:00 , "SUPER 94" & Vicinity Vlrd Sale Soturdoy & Sundey. Bin 18, 11 unHorm1, Eqtl,.. . . . . . . .. For Tile lldles NOW AVA#LAILII ------Pt'Pi&aiiiiiit. ·.- ·.-. clothoo.otc, Sc.,. Von II 1 J&F 11711 81yvlow ' 14 X 70, CONTRACTit,4G 'D01111! • IACKHOI 'IIOI.AMA'noN -~~ ;OIL I'IILD RIMCII •iluMJt TIIIICII . . ~Mit flofrlg, llovo. CA. WB, good • ·--m_,MOlin. aond. Col 114·4-tll-11011 · on. Ulllla Jll \rUr,rv "'· 1979 Liberty Corov1n 14x70. 3.bdr., front ~ltchon;• • dining. living room - with . , wooclburnlng llr~oca, both. with gordon tub. nlco .P- ·• pli1ncea m1ny fe1tur11. t972 Bolmont 12aeo. kll.; . ct*l. living, 2 bdr ., 1 . both no fum1noe or eppllencee·. I Cell 4411-0802 * :OOAM to' :· •euiTOM 'WATIII, GAla I --· llnll-11 . Mavlna F"- • lotu'!f.Y- Gorege lole. Sotur--· Aoocl off Rt. 114,.. Eno. third p1oco, right. doy July I a 7 from 8 to 1: ·. WhMI .... _ _ 114-318- Rowley ........_. ~llr, -: 'R.., Rd. ChHd""'· odull BBIII . clolhll. jeano, ontlquo ad'. Yord Sole on St. Rt. 188 In ding machine a mO<e. Regi-.1 Nu,_ ond U- cenMd · · · Vln· ·Pall hoo, F-y. . Polftionl " cancel•. ., homo for Fridoy. ~ Soturilly July 7, 2 lom11y ya<d 1111 ot Hubblrd St., Syreauaa. 8-?. Clothing,• l l;b;;h;;--,;;;;;;-;--;;; I lab••••• n11ded In our I . -= progromo.Contoctl'erlon· 8 -;:;:::====== 3 Announcement• out- r.: Chrillllon lody • no oge ....,......... to """ with eldorly lody In Mld.th port. 2-3 hro I doy, I deyo per WM!I. CoH 814--0833 or - . , 471 ltothy St.. Glllpollo. OH 411831. LOST: Fomolo 8 - cot. Lito July :lrd. VIcinity- 75 Locuot St: Coll -1108. 2 ..., on... Provider. Loat and Found roojn: PH.J&14l91~2 Wt Sailllltlll& Specill . . 0 .mes oa flltUrllll l.lnr Ten11111t n·r-----·-"""t 3 ,..r old mille cat. nou· torocl. doclllwod. -rolgh· tid Glrfllld . Phono 304. 8711·1780. brlndol pit ..,_,_oot; Golllo-Molgo _CAA. ' JTPA officio ot 441-1018 ·or 992·2222. · The 0•111•· Moigo Community A-n Agency is on Equol Oppor· lunlty Employer- hrvico Klttfno, 304-875-nee. I -· Hill .... LGq lett0111, OH. 45743 "Mud· RIVII' 'land" • Coil it doG friO. to 1 good home. 304-87S-1724. Middleport • · lth-llh. ~ mlle out VIntonEn" !ld. off 1110. Twin bod.' & Vicinity : ~: riding· - · Hoover VIC· rel-1 12 yM<O oxpo- oumm c -~ --~-----------~~ - . blbyclothu, ·-····-----. " -· Cheri" leoti. Mld- klng 1111 bodoprud, . · ., - - • clothoo10-t 2. Coli Garoge Sale- Y, bed com814-381-1111111plolo. motlll bed, drMor, Ioree dining room ta!lfe; 1 Olgentic Sale July 2 buffet.,_..,.. ; through 7, Rt. 7, Cheahlto. ~.. '"".bu ' •plcholtu~d· •~ : '-':~-:-:-:-:-:--:-:-:~;:­ Clothrnl. houoohold Items, •• ,,., ·31 Homet for Sale ml-"'noou•. ml!tc. itomo, living aulte. At Fltzparrick Or·~ • bel 1•• •-h 11 ocrw Ju'- 7. 1117 Sunon, 2 chord. State. Route 888' otJ,· • r., n - • • • '' J• .... 71o8, from10omla. ..-d• opot, y, mi. Fonilly lolo. Larp clolhll. -• . •Eureka. Worklhop with Nr· taP. boob, appllencea, r• pm, •o 1 chairtn.t OOiiWM't port. u 9 ,1100 _ Cell 4148 _ _-_d_ .... _Y" __ · ___..;.._ _~kto~-~-~c!oltl~e~t4 -~~~~~·~ -4~34;7e:;, 4222. - 1 ' GorogeloleJuly&a8.2 July 7. I to 4. ;::1 .~ ForRontlnl.,.,wlthoptlon from hooplhll Rt. 180, fairgroundtt on AI.~ 0 111 n R • d f o r;d; to buy. 3 Ill,. fMicod yotd. ltomo, camper lop. __,d. Ctllll14-4148-2081 nlghto. 1--~------'-·~ G-go Sole - - VoMay 3 fomlly y1td nlo. July II, 8;~ Throo --m1, centnl ilr. E-11. 478 Kot~y · St., II ICI vftw1 -11 ......,. carpel Golllpollo, 'Oh . Loto ·to • 7 · ~0 · tHI pm. 2 • lhrou......_~ well lrnlulelod, - f r o m. July II a 7 . Sy.,_ St., Mlddloport. r~w Aoln CMCollo. newpolnt,lttlllhod..,_, Vord lith a lllh. fill ' ·~ loll G lHpoll lnl 1 mi. Ya<d nle, Moxlne M......., manyoxtroo. olf-41-21 . 3 - - • •· onto to ........,..; Laurel Cliff Rd . ill 5:00PM, ttfler . II:OOPM oduhl c l -. 8oeoinett. J 1 9 1o 10 Clot hi a callll14-2411-1111wolker. otc. s,oo to 11:00. uV · · ng mlec. 2 qualify. Parth:'l1 1 ma Work · 32 houro por wMk ond ..,.. *3.31 per hour. For further lnformetlon cqnt•ct tha 304-112-31.8 0. Buying dolly gold, oliver colno, rings, jewelry, -lng 2 In Memoriam· wer•. olcf coine, lerte cu,.. · Top .,-,, Ed. BurIn Lovmg M-v of V-n kltl l o - Shop; 2ncl. A.... Ll.,._. od · Middleport, Oh. 814-112ln~n-~~-ofVonleln 3471. Lao , Wlto wont t o ) - - - - - - - ' - - - H. .von July I. tl83. Cllh pold to; flncy Iron or .M - by your ·will, Mar- hHvy Iron - 1110 ond gorol, chlldr~ ond up lor _..In Mttlp Co. atoM J-8. Otd tlmil cuplfartdeaM. boord . <111l 1·304·812, -: .2711 . . R d _c .WIEPI on - 1n1 ....,. chino ......,, """"· end tu!IIIIIM. Plclt up ond deUvery, DIVII V1cuum ..._;;__ · • •u , •..-. ..,, mGIMII!l c:- Ad. 114-"'-0284.' . I 1-1J-ttc rancli, lit to 24:x36' lnsulatld Doc__KouNs P&S BUILDINGS Alllllll 1111'11 !' Ill\ I'IIICE IIOIUO~.,. CAMPING: Daily, Wttkly, Monthly, S.sonal Sizes fro11 &'16' Up bclne. 011. ltpen: 9:00 to 5:00 Closed Thursda s tilte. Blrpin Priced At $25.000.00. 121 CAMPSIIH ROYAL OAK PARK ~-5-tfc TOM~S . Ranch lype NEr{ IISDIIG - fllilj,_ 11r Olfice buildiJW in Por-n.or in pd condllor, plus 10 • • rnent rNfr. Owner will ntel- UNDII NIW MANAGIMINT CLIAN IUTirOOMS Po111eroy, OH. 45769 For Foster Service lllaee, II in pd condition. Willi $24,900.00. St. It. 7-Pomeroy, Ohio (Elldrlclty, Wlter, PH. 742-2328 Ne101 Chevy Trudl .. .. I'I!NIIIII .......... : .. '76.95 DOOIS ............ sln.9s HOODS ............ '174.95 IUMJII!IIS .......... '69.95 Olllll. .................... 2.50 R. SUPPORT ....... 184:95 TAIL OATI ......... '15.00 FOlD JIINDH .... '69.95 IUMJII!II ............ '69.95 AIM Setno Car Fenelon AYailablo Box, 321 NEW umiiG home ~ ful basement, tentnl lir, -'burnirlt fire- ROYAL OAK·PARK CAMPolouNDS' ' . . Plf. 992·7013 · Bonded .& .lnsur~ Call 742·3195 , Or 992-5875 BI.ACISTOII NEW CAR & JRUCK LEASING celllr. $55,000.00. ' ensme . RADIATOR SI!RVICE We can repeir and· reIIEW USTIIII- , . _ - . core radiators and Remodeled older 11ome. has been a rental.. Income should heater cores. We tin make pavmern ,3 bedrooms, also acid boil and rod Downstain equipped with kitchen. livina room, dlni111 room and den; upstllrs has two bedrooms 1nd one llath; PUIUCNOnCE , LOWif Monthlr P1Y111ent , c:cndilion. Many felb.ores. Must be seen $57,900.00. Ill RACINE: Public Notice 1 cutter's the pat<ol said. Jones then · . Jones was transferred to the continued on according to the patrol. Meigs County Jail from the GaUJ8 Jones' and Bonecutter's caril reCbu\ty Jan Th)lrsday morning. I~ In IIIIi' Meigs County Jall ceived light damage while WorkIn another accident, a 39-year-old !ollbWlng a three-car accident In man's wwl rnodl!rately damaged In Rutland 1na11 escaped lnJIIry when a Meigs County Tueoday night. . the-10: 40 p.m. aecldent the patrol _!11-e Started In the fi his car A nursing supervisor said Flclyd said. ~A. Reynolds; :rr, was admitted !or a At 12:10 a.m. wed~M!sda,v, the ' .. The Ga!Ua·Melgs post ~the state loWei back strain. Reynolds was a patrol said Jones drove of! the lett , hlgbway patrol was Wan-en G. passenger ln.a car driven bY Neal D. side of Roush HolloW Road In GaUta Black Willi westbound Ohio 124 at BoliecUtter, :rr, Pomeroy. County. Jones drove over ' an 12: 15 p.m. wlelthe blaze broltewt, The Gallla-Melgs pt16l of the state ernbanlanent and hit a tree, the causing moderate damage to his ' highway patrol said Bonecutter and patrol Said. ' . car• . a ear driven by John R. Worlanan, _ In connection with . the ~ Kelueeti J. Keirns, 26,' Rt. 1, 25, Mason, were stopped at a stop - accident, Jones was cited !or failure Shade, told the patrol a deer ran Into sign when a car driven ~ CUfford to stop In an IIS8II1'I!d clear distance the path ~Ills car 011 Ohio 8111 near Leroy Jones Jr., U, Bever~. failed . and leaving the sceneotaaaccldenl. the lnteraectlon with 33 to sklp and struck Workman tn:m ·In the second, he Willi clted for Tuesday. 'Ihedeerwunotlel'lwlly bi!lilnd. !allure tocoatrol hl$11ehlcle. Hewu . lnjuredandKelnJs'llehlclerece!Yed ' 7be Impact ri the m!llslntl 1lned $]2 011 the cllaJp! 'l1lundey In Hiht damage In. the · 5: ll am, ~ Worlcman',t car.lniDBone-_ Oalllpo!t~ M1mtctpal ~lllddeut. 'Residential & Com111rcial - WIIALEY'S AUTO PARTS •LAND CLEARED eSEPTIC SYSTEMS •G-AVEL HAULED ......, ...... . . , _ Gille 0< Molge County to ---·---po-mliov------·:·. ... o.,... tlo~-be-taof Will cetcm ,.._ end enakee. a•• 1.!;~~~0:111:•~-~C~ol:1~1:1:4- =---:-:-:-:--:--:-----: 2fontole .,... and ldttono. white 1 pot on' aheit. *110 reword . Coli 81•·742· 2210 · Loot from Kroger'o porldng lot one - n doohund with white 1pot on c -. •10 reword . Coli 8t4-742· 2210. 4-5-IIC needs; furnaces . rePiir St!VIce an.d fnstallation. Call 614-992-6737 patio, carport, . . . . family room. rec. room. all in excellent (2) TWO STORY HOUSE Buckhomdecllnedtocommenton Bernard V. Fu!12. TruS1ee. tS available for public InspectiOn tlie repf>rt's contents. at Bernard V. Fulu Law OHtce. "The draft 0! the star! repcrt Is 11 1 6. w. Second Street. completed. What happens . at tbls Pomerov. Ohio 45769, dunng bustness ~ours for a nieetlngls that the boardeBS!!htlaiiY regu(ar penod o f 180 ctaYs subsequent makes the staff Justl!y the repcrt, !lo to publicatiOn of this notice. • there could · he some changes," 161 2B. 29 171 1. 2. 3. 5. 6, 7tc Buckhorn said. A Middleport man \vas listed In fair condltiOn at Veterans Memorial Hospital and a Beverly man was NEW VEHICLE F-Ie O-....,n without .· CoH814-812-It1S. Yord Solo bet!Oe Donnn flocllo lo TV, lldwoll. II Faft'!lly. 3 1111 hlltlng &Vicinity otovn, 1 cook ...... old - · · antlq~o d,...., with mln-0< dealt.lompo, olothfrlt. Fr~ziera Bottom . Flae 8 to II. AH w ..k. • Merket. Every weekend. U.S. 311 Frulorl Bottom, WVo. 211082. D...... Wei· come. Don Frezler · Oporeta.- 304·7111-2n9. : 1~i;,;;T:;,;j;;g:(n;;;;:;; 1Plono Tuning. 1reuonoblo. wltho•......,coaouolbenoflto. lf 1-lod Coli 1-11 11 ond ilk lor for ca...,. Oh, Inc, ~~h-•iii7ai·:·· Po"'"'oy, Oh C1ll 814-742- •Rolrigoraton EXCAVATING reloblol 12 yMre oxporiM!ao. Chorloo leoti, Middlooort. Ohio. Coil 114· 982-3718 . llve trllnlng p.,.._, til perform aucceatully In credit. nloo. coltiiO!IoM... odmlnlnotrotlon. Compotl- 3 nlcogr1y k~ In nMd of good holM. Coli 11•·268· ••94. . Loot from Kroeor'• portdna TROMM j -;~;:-!:;;;;;;-;,;;;;;;:;;, 1 Pieno Tunlnf. (rw11anabtl. lfoont, b eggre~ • opply aamprwhen• ollie to - -f-.lo. •Dryen ~~!Fr....n PARTS •nd S)iRVICE SERVICE W.'d lilt lo lllltoducl rou to _En--A-Car, the 1IOdtm .., to drivt tiM vehicle of ro•r No Down 1'1r-t 2-1 .wlto. old kltton,, 9ne bioall a while. whlto • tan_<Jittot .......,, 1114·388· 87e1. ' ' tott · -bet ••n Hippy Holl- a Ioiiey Run 'lroo. •W....... •Di..,_ohero •RongM Duler Farm Equip"lenl Part• & Service for all jour wirina POME'ROY, 0 . 992-2259 NEW USTIIIG - Beautiful brick ranch in a peat nei.,bQrlllod! Ful baement, ' mG. pd. 985-3561 ELECTRIC II Cllpe!id; 985·3813 985-3837 All Malt• MILLER INTERESTED IN A clloice. · . 2 ldllono. 2'11 mo. old. Cell 1114-371-2111. lo! one brown doohund wftti m w. 21111 st. fuel oH flrnlce with flcill- . ties fur woocllunlw. 12x15 blodl ~ buildifw, 20Jc30 block ...... llilht all Rt. 248, caunlly~ % mile -. st al a.... The1ss. Box 97. Syracuse. Ohio 45779. was appo1nted Executnx . of the estate of Esthei- H. Sv'Nester. deceased. late of Box 97. Syracuse. Oh1o 45779-. Acting Probate Judge 171 6. 13. 26. 3tc • l1d .. I I 10 KEN'S APPUANCE SDVICE ,_,_,, FOR SALE consbuctlld C011Ciltt bloctc home 26x30, '3 bedroliiiiiS, 0111 bltb, 12x15 li¥irw 1011111 and 24x24 family ' Services HOUSE IN CHESTER: Tint ICitS with I nicely (1) PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF ESTHER H. SYLVESTER, DECEASED c.. No. 24478 DOd<ot 12 Pogo430 NcmcE OF APPOINTMENT OPADUCIAAY Wwol 6/18/1 Real Ett8te General ·oeverly ·man cited in·two accidents l Business· ~IJr~n+Aict~n~ Real Ettete General GAS-WATER · SI;WAGE PIPE REULATORS. , FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" ,F1rm Equipment . Headquarters Clerk G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES No Sundey Celli · Authorized Jolin Dttre; New Noll1nd,' Bush Hoc Housing Prthlk &: DNicor• JJ'' c>fN'"''' Mary Hobstetter. Call lor frtt sidinus· timates, 949-2801 or 949-ZHO . · GUYSVILLE, OHIO UCIII£ - 3 BR; remodeled, c.pelin& alum. siding. Good DJI1dition. Bulldintls air conditioned witlt s110kt tli11inators. t211tobeGivenAwoy AI Beginning ond End Of Sole 129.822.07 PH. 992-5612 . or 992·7121 · ·~- S. RT. ,50 EAST ' OWNER FINANCING- New 5 rm.. tram~ split le'lel, unfinished. GISme rm., VIIIY nice. FARII - 83 ac1e5, 5 nn. Jl!llCWaled llQIJse, St.cton Twp_ near Racine. - t•on . ......... .452.998.00 !:f. Menta! Retarda t1bn Bonds .... , 55.372.01 10 Landftll ..... , .... 64.789.72 1 1 R1p Gra nde ''BeautHul, CUltOm Built Oaraget'.' SALESl&SERVICE . bedruoms, cenfral air, and hell Firetliace. ·Jlllio. eltlras. at the Meigs County Audltor's office frorriJuly 6. 1984. to JUly 17. I 984. between the hours of 8 30 AM to 4 30 P.M .. Monday Collco ldtton. I wlto. old, lomole, Col ••1-11114. Plono Tuning ond Ropolr. lrunloordl Muolc Ca .. 4-te01117. Sltlll -"" integrity our trodonwk. Lano D•nlolt, ' 14-742-28111. to - d horne, 1 . The Gollt·Moltt Commun: tty Action Agoncy ICAAI It mole, 1 femele. Call e t 4- currently ploclne ollglblo 182-3702, vouth, 20 to 21 _.old, In Tr- fO< !INwood, mull lho T1tlo Ill Summer Youth Employ- ond T - 1 cut. 304-112-3180. Progrom (SVETP). Appllco- CHESTER-985-3307 REPAIR . BOGGS IIEW USTING - Spaclou$ 3 funds is available_for pubhc inspeclloti 171 6_ ltc ' l1n1iao Ropr-lift. Bo auod- with of the leodoro In coneumor lin•clol ......... lllltllldlotod oponlng,forquo-lndlvklual lnt-od In o o fllillncl81 IM'VIoe-oonaum• lolno. Horne 'I'OrtiiiiiL Inouranao - · CrMII Cordo. Income Tox Prep•- • G-•1 odmlnlotrltlon. Sucwaful •ndldllte will bl Mlf-motlv.tod. IIIIa chollonll!ng WO!!<. hn.!t.a.d communlcltlan oldlll, fnttl- J Pu-•~..-· . $25.000. . Sharing RIDENOUR . TV & APPLIANCE ...... ·IIEw USTING - Rl 124. 10 rms., 2 stoty frame. New sidin' woodburner, , all utilities. Below 1S a summary of the ent1re budget, wh.ich. along w1th t he Intended uses o f home area SIDING CO. - Alsci Tra~tn'linlol) . IIEW USTIIIG - Oder home. One stoty, ll!modeled, 3 bedrooms, 2 rice lots. Make Pto1ect.. ... 31.995.90 Total. .. ......... .:. 132677.00 Tra nsfer I NEW USTIIIG ~ 2trailers, 15 offer.. ••~inc of 111 Tyj!ts BISSEU · AUTO. &'TRUCK acres. llriled well and sprin' (61 29 171 6. 2tc Gutter Wort Vinyl • Aluminum SIDING GARAGE 1-161 4)-992,332& Twp. $15,000. GIV. .W!Iy Vinyl &Aluminum · .· •SPEU QUEEI LAUIIOIY •GIIiOIIIEFIIGEIATOI Wo H•vo A PuH TIIM Shop T"hnician on Duty · Rt. 124,P-.or O~io Phone Bedfllr~ 4 -·----Giiiiiiioiil ... ----- SIDING CO. •ZEIITH, •SYI.VAIIA Co. VIRGIL B. SA. 218 E. 2!1d St. Wastewater 12 EMS. ' fire has not been determined. Fedf;ral. Investigators, however, have been testing pW:np motors of that type to tletennlne wbether an overheated unit cooJ4·start·a fire. -: The foUr-member ,· NTSB has announced It· wUl review a star! report Tuesday. at a hearing In Washington. The report details the causes of the ln-!Ught !Ire that caused a forced lancllnll at G~ater Cincinnati International Airport. The stalfreportoflen recommendations for airline safety that the NTSB board could propose as a Program ---·· ---·----· 1.500.00 11. Sool Survey . ____ 10.075.00 12. computer · System _23:580.00 Tupper5 P_la,ns CommuMv College .. ., 99'.1-7314 Po-oy, Ohio Re81 Ettete General Governor : ~ said. 3. 'Public AsSISlance ........... 2.235.80!;.00 But he said his victory was a 4 ReaL Estate Assess· limited one. · ment ............... 41.252.07 "If repmers can only stay out 5. Auto L1cense an d jall 11 con11dentlal sources ... !eel Gas (Highway ........ 1.300.000.00 they have to come !orward, there's 6 Oept.l Emergency Med1cal · ..... ~'). still a chilling eff£ct," he said. "So, Serv1ces ........ 3 2 5.000.uO · we haven't won anything yet. This 7. Tuberculo..................... 64. 136.69 has ... gotten me wt d Cellblock C. 8. sos Mental Retarda - o! stars that Is 100,<ro ugbt-years across and between lO,<ro lightyears at Its center bqlge. back at a ro degree angle, said Pictures of the new structure astronomers !roril the University of produced from radio telescope CaUfornla at Los Angeles and • observations show that It Is cirnColwnbla University In New York. po5ed o! many filairle!lt-Uke fea"It resemblesalargesolarllareln lures that are each only a lew appearance, but the scale Is bllllons light-years wide . . Clouds of dust, of times larger," Dr. Mark Morris, gases and stars around the galactic an associate profeSsor of astronomy center prevent visual observation. at UCLA, said In a telephone The astroncJmers, Including FarlntenrteW. · , hadYuset-ZatlehandDonChanceo! A light-year Is the'distance light Colwnbta, discovered the structure travels In ayearat186,<romllesper. USing the Very J..argeArray; (VLA) second - about 6 trllllon-mlles. The telescope assembly spread out over Milky Way lsa11atsptralofbllllons 22mllesof~. · Air Canada -u ses 9. Senior C1ti2ens ., ...... _____ 1 5.0o6.oo 10. Homemaker Aid. Revenue 992·6~ 1S Roger. Hysell would have been~-~ · Hargraves expressed relief about thr u fnday: · beJng -treed "I can now fight to 1 General Fund ... .. ...... 1.664.402.26 change this law from a typewriter 2. Dog and and Sleep at 11\Jrne each night," he l<ennel .. ...... 6.230 3·1 bigger than the sun, rises from the center of the galaxy thrQugh ·the plane of Mllky Way and thi!ri curves which Program ...... __ --- 3.60000 8 Horne Health ..... . 3.334.00 . · V. C. YOUNG-If! lr¥tr-Auction Service . tltltyl lllller. Melp Counlr Associate Phone 742-3171 "The R1ght of el1gible custo· mers to rece•ve a cred11against ul1liry b1lls or a payment fo r energy bdls 1S prov1ded in leg1slauon !House Bill 657) passed by the General Assemb,ly and s1gned by the 7. Communttv Transpo rtatio n depositions." CostellO sued Hargraves !or Dbel over·the editorial that accused the Septelf'lber by 1il84. Action Agency Astronomers locate newsunarc WASHINGTON (AP) -A massive. tongue o! hot gases has been disl;'overed curving out overtrllUons ofmiles !rom the center of the MilkY Way, an 'lndlcatton that our galaxy haS a much more cJynamlc magl)l!!k' field than previously believed, astronomers say. Nothing Uke the giant are of gas, closely: resembles a huge fW-eleaplngfromthesurfaceofthe sun, has been noted liefore In the g11-laxy, the scientists ,said Thursday. The are, which Is more than 150 light-years long and bllll0115 of times returned SER~E ' post offices. and sen1or CitiZens Distnct............... 2.364.10 6. tlistoncal Soctety .. .............. 5,500.00 CARPENTE~ . • II. L. "Buf McGHEE Bo> 26 19. Columbus. Ohio 4321 6 Appl1ca110ns must be ' · . 7/6/1 mo. WE AlE YOUR SAltS AID SE~ICE HEADQUARTERS FOR · lfrM Eotimotoa) centers: or ca ll toll-free 1·800·282-43 10 or write The ·Ohio Department of Taxat10n. P.O. 614-423·5560 ::!;~·J~=:~~_.z·~- White mole duclc . Call 1143a7-0124. WOrk In Coli Collect '"" - /Wd.... '"" ollolt1 ., work - Con"rtte k , - Piu"'"" 11-lcal applicat1on at banks. li braries. 08\lelopment ' ' - Aooflng end _ ,., Inf...;.cotion lliddl'eport, OH. PH. 992-2549 or (7) 6. 11c . E No Down Payment bcellent Rataa 498 Gen. Hartinaer Pkwy. . the for di.St:US!;o?_n of lhe propos'ed ·b, at 7::i0 p.m. to an persons who rece1ved the credit last season Those persons apply1ng for the first tm"'e may obtain an • . ..... 1.400.00 12,168.00 4. Crippled · Chtldren ....... ·... 15.708.00 · Town Chester Renewal forms w1ll be· mailed S 6.452.00 2. Disaster Services.. 3 . Soil and Water . Wille Range of Chemical• & Supplln The propOsed budget may be examined on weekdays at the residence of William M . Will A budget hearing will be held ljol\'oen 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.' All on July 17;' 1984 for. ~II ;mterested citizens will have the •nterested cuizens . at Chester opportunity 10 gi"v"e writt~ and TCiwnship. The budget pro· orsl comment Sen1or Citizens PO$ed will be for .fiscal year are encouraged to anend and \ 1986 and will include -the use comment , of Revenue Sh4nng Funds, The Wi lham M. Will, meeting will be held at the Clerk ~uring ' FOR ,1811 LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE DON1 BUY . Free Water ·A111Iyala At 'tore or Pool Site iii'Otlce PUIUC NOIICI fOR IUDGIT HIAIIING 01' CHUTI!II TOWNSHIP . Tbe Energy Credit Prograrn ANNUALIUDOJ!T . Public Public Notice RACINE GAl • NOTICI PUIUC HEAIIINO ONTHE ' CRASH KII.JB FOUlt ..,.. Four Fori Wayne, IDd. res'l'alle were killed 'l1alnda.v when their twinengine plane Cl'll8hed In a mridleld near Wlnches&er, llld. State pollee ldentllled the victims as Donald A. - BRAUN -& ASSOCIATES The BootKARATE In loH-clofon11. aw- 1971 Nelhua 3 .......,_, both ond lt. 11'81 wooden utR!ty bldg .. . underpinning. trMIIfwrod, mull 1lr conditioner, drepe1. e88,000.00. ronga, rolrlgerotor. Inc. Ao. A......,. oumoble loon with down ' 304-t71- poymont. ucollent condition . Coli 1114-3117-0el1. ' ' • ' ' , 4:00PM. • ~ . -. t4x7ci ifn... Iorge bed-'' roomo. fully Clrpelod ..caPt " k"chon. undorplnnlng. MUll.; move. 8111 ollor. Coil " ' ' 31112. '. . ' -...,- --------· ' •1 ' I ' l 1' • • • �__ ._,..... • ·~ --.--~·-·--- F!l h S1 Muot ull 1983 Clayton 12•60. 2 bdr .. exc. cond. vice. Call 446-9340. LOW iS. •t:-- ~rb:::::l Mlircum Roofing .• Spout· lng. N- lnatallng rubber roofa. 30 v••ra experience. opecll!lzlng In ·built up roof, Cell 114·318-1817. PRIC~D - COMPARE THESE VALUES BEFORE YOU BUY. 12x62 81 12x44 sizes. BROWN'S TRAILER PARK. Minersville, OhiO~ Call614-992-3324. F . , . _ 2 door copi!Bfone refrlger1tor, 17 cu. ft .• ex· aellent .condltl"", U&O.OO. Phone 304-875·3133. Hollypark. 14x70, axe . con!f., 1 2x8 'fdeck, enderpenning. · and large ;oom air cond. included. '23in. RCA color cono.Oio TV. uc cond, muot ooll. :!104876-34811. 304 -896-3896 or 8963600. il•• heat , axe cond , u.ooo . oo . • 304 - 675 !700. pando, 3 bedroom, . new underp,nning. front porch, goa hoar , exc cond, •a ooo oo 304 675 • • · · · · 2700. Class 1974 12•60 mobile home. 304-675-1626 or 676-5666. Sale or Rent . 1979 ·Shan· non 14x70 all-electric, 3 12x28 family room built-on, wood-coal burner. partly · furnithed. utility building, acre land, Jerry's Run Road. Apple • Grove, WV. 304-676-2366 . 1982 Clayton, 14x70. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, dis· hwasher, stereo. ceiling fan. fireplace, microwave, central •air. concrete steps and underpenning •. G1 6, 600 . firm . 304-773-6660. Farms for Sale Farm on Creston Road off Rt. 87. Maoon Coumy. 183 acres. 30 acral pasture, 36 acr.es me'adows . Rest timber. All newly fenced . All mineral righti Included. 1981,14x70Skylinemobila 42 M 1 5 f~r Rent 2 bdr. fully fumlohed, air coi'ld.. adults only. Call 446-4110. 2 bdr. mobile home privet• lot. 2't> mi. out Rt. 518. a176 mo., security dap. 81 rol. Call.-48·4607 or 448· 2602. Small one bdr. trailer· in K8f'euge. All utilities paid, t186 mo: Co11448-7406 . . 44 btu air cond. 8~111 under warrenty. 304· 773· 5397. ~,. Coldapot 1ir cond, APARTMENTS, mobile 24.000 btu. good con d. homn. hOUHI. Pt. Pla. .nt 304-671· 21 81. and Golllpollo. 114-448- 1:;:;:;:;;:::;;::;:== 1221 . 52 CB.TV. Radio · · • Equipment . Nice 1 ond 2 bedroom unlurnllhod oportmonto . 1-_.:.-------~ 304·1175·22 1 8 before 6 p .m . Regency 10 chlnnol pro- 3 rooms and beth, extre nlce. ,Good locetlon. Dopoa~ 614-266-6813. and refrancea required . Mobile homo. Call 448· U26. month. 304-876· ' 1090. . 1232. 2 bdr trailer in country. Call gr•mabla IC.nnei', like new, oxc cond, bought 3 montho ago. 11~5. 00. 304-175· 6011. 1--------- 54 Misc. · Merchandise 12x60 2 bedroom mobile hoR1e. partly furnished, Ra· cine area. Call &14 ~992~ 6858. One bedroom apartment, conv. location. 304-876· 2441. Very nice 2 bedroom duplex 2 bdrm tvmished trailer, · apt.. unfurnlehed, doWn~ f1 85 . .mth, pluo util~loo 81 town. no ~·· phone 304· deposit, no pats. Call 114992-7479. II-~67~6=·=4~6=2=4=a=ft~or=6~P;M:.== Knauff Firewood Reduced ,..lc" thru ~:.:: 3111. Ha¥8 your own 0n6d wood thla wint•- 814-258-1241. limeetone. Santi. Gravel. D.,lv- In Ma.. n. Melgo. Gallla or pick up at Richards • Son. Coli 448-77111. · Surveyed lot with watch and UMd Furniture: Uvingroom electric hookupa, approx .. % A. In quiet subdlviston ·near Rodney; 2 mi. from Holrer Medical Center. Call after 5 :00, 446·1380. Trailer lot for r.ftt. Upp« Rt. ter. $3000 an.d up. Call 614· 992-3921 . 814-448· ' 200 acres, for more intormaiton call304-773-5740. Renlals 41 Houses for Rent 3 bdr. house deluxe. central air, pool etc. Call or 676-6386. ... 675 ~ 6104 Large home. large yard, 83,60 mo ., 8200 deposit. Call 448'-7167. House for rent in Mercerville area. Coll446-3169 dava. or 256-1662 eve. · 3 bdr. unfum. garage ept.'. f250 plus d&pOoit. 446· 3786. . Call Shru.,. pruned, lawn re- Mer cl1amlise Furniabed apt. 919 2nd., Galllpollo. $176. Men ollly. l-,c-:,...,.,H,-o-u-s-:-_.__,,-d-G,_o_od_l 51 Call 448-4416 oft• 7PM. "'' 0 1 SWAIN Ouoen bed w/mattreu AUCnON • FURNITURE • box o,..lnga, oxc. cond, 12 Olivo St .• Galllpollo. N.W one yMr old, P<lld •380, will . • uHd wood • coal oto-. ~I lor 11110. 318·13111. I piece wood living room aulte with 8 Inch flat ormo 11184 model Nocchl oawlng 4 rooms 81 both, unfumlohod t3B9, bunk bed• complete machinaa. Will zlg-zog. pot.. utllitlea paid, odulto with bunkleil 1199, 2 monogram, ovorcaat. hom, only, no pats. Call 448· ontron llvlngroom ""'!!.•'/ I utln otllch, ma.. button 3437 or 446-3111 . 1199, entron recllhera holes & more. TheM ·meother rocll-• •10, maple chines Wlfl uood· in cloao Unfurnished 2 bdr. In CroWn dinette aeta • 179, box Mmonatretiona. H yr. war. City . Coli 614-266-6520. springs • manrua twin or r1nty. R..... r price • 379. full f100 oot regulor-flrm Now. t121. CoH collect 2~bdr . apt. newly decorated, '.120, mople dinette chairo 614·3B&·80211. 180 to •200 per mo. utHtieo t311. wooh .,.nde $34, part. paid. Caii676-61Q'! or maple rockers 159, 7 piece Pool Table • acc...oriea. 675·6386. chromo dinette Mt 11411, I Cell 114·211·6230 or 81 4piece dinette 1111 199, uood 25!,;,81102. 4 rooma &. bath, furnished, bedroom auttea, refrigara· t .. clean, no pet1, •duha only, tora. renge1, cheat, d...._., ....,, spring~ 6 . mllltr!lll. deposit &: reference re~ wringer W81hen. TV's, dry· good cond. Cal441·1035 . qulrod. ·coll814-448-1519. oro, 81 o.hoao. Call 814·'141· Uood V-30 Ditch W~ch 311591 I" t ....ohor. 1· 114-1114-7842 Of 1-814·694-1008. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofl. rookor, otto{oltra -vy Wedding gown 6 ¥8llliza 8, •• Ill. Iota. If lnteruted call 448·2462 . t271. 1--------- W.t• waH drilling machine /11. all oquiplnent. Call 614318·11143. 3 bedrm house near Meigs Mine No. 1. $226 a month, 1100 deposit. Call 6'4742-2126. ' 2 air conditlonoro, o!Octrlc ....· t.~~1n.:.~~· ' 2 bedroom .house on Ohio St.. POint Pie..ant. Av•il•· ble aher JuJy 1Oth. f'ent reasonable, call after- 15PM. 30oil-676-6711 ' 42 Mobile Homes ' for Rent good location, see. dep. NCI· Call 446-8668. Mobile home furnished. AC. Trail•• Park. CaH 4411· 1802. addfllon.~ 110rm wtndouu• atone. Coli 114·387:040 or 114-317-7244. • • Briarpotch Konnalo Profoaolonal All-braod g..-lng. Indoor-outdoor boarding focilitles. Pick up end dallwry oOJVico. Englloh C...., s,... nlol puppies. Coli 11 4-3819790. Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels. AKC Chow j,up...... Siarneae kittena, new fittara CFA Hlmolayon end Penlon kitten•. can 114-446-3844 otter 6. AKC reglotorod Collie puppie•. shots, 'wormed. eye chock. 304-418-1056. pup, male, Hble 10 lhOII. 304- 61 Ferm Equipment Farfn•ll M . trector with moumOII 2 row com plcltor, good COf'd. Clll &14-378· 2484. J .D. 41 combine. , both heeda, good cond.. with new motor. Coli 114-378-2484. Troy tractor 1 . HP wljh electric atart. With cover, aameaonow. Coll814·388· 8200. Tobocoo plenll, coM Morgen'• Woi:lcllnd. Ferm. . At, '71 Onoi ton Dooley loaded. 311, 304-1178-22711 or 1711- good cond, ready to , tow. 1288. II Coli 304-48B·1'1Z1. II ' lit II ! 'I t I ill 1977 Chevy helf ton U.IH.QO. 1t73 Ford holf ton 3 _... 11,4911.00, 1173 Ford half ton '! opood t891.00. 1873 Dort SwlnTOP CASH paid to r _mllllltl•i,l gor t&95 .00. 304·171· model u..d cera. 11 · 4893 lulck·"-lac. 1111 · · · · om Avo.. Golllpoll1. I:::;~;::==~::;::::;:;::;= 814·441-2282, 73 Van• & 4 W.O. Autoa for Sale 71 1 971' 2 dr. Dodgit Aoouto, radio, t1 ,799. 1979 Ford Pinto aport wa-. outo, redlo. lllort' rime. Min roof. f2.399. John's Auto Sales, Bulavlllo Rd, Oallipollo, Oh. OPin til doril. Call 441·'1782. 1878 Ford von. 11311·, 1 8~6 ton 'Ia truck. Sail ot t -. Coli - n 7 • IPM, 4411-0181 . 77;JMpWogonaor p.a .• p.b., drive. t1800. Coli 1 97& rod • wh~ RIYoria 1114-742-2211 . $2,1100, 1872Chovylmpala 18711 81azor 4WD, body •1100. CaH 441-1311. rough, 1977 400 cu. ln. 1983 Plymouth Colt 18,000 he1der1, m·u ddera . 2 mi.. otand. ohlft pl~a ocon· trlntfer caMe, will part, out, omy ohlft. air. CoU 114-379- Collll14-742-2718. 2728. 1t80 Fo•d Bronco, very 1971 Chrysler N~port ·4 claen end good ahepe. · dr., clean, t?OO. Call 441- priced to nil.. 304·8<'5· 2163 •ttor II pm. 'b39i. ' ., ll-,_- 11182 T-1000, 111.000 mi. exc. cond., f4,800. · Clll 74 oftor 11. 441·1183. Motorcycles · 1--------- 11110 VW Robbit olr concl.. many lllrtroa, ' ·o wn•. ohowroorn cond. C.,l 441· 01111 enytlmo. 1981 KZ250 CSR atroot blllo, 1 000 mlloo, . .00. Coli 4411-41D3. 197,9 /(LH Sporllar, good 1810FiotX11 .1 owmH-. · oond .. $2,6110. Call 446· many • -· Col 446-3821 0919.,; 814·2111-1791. 1ftor IPM. ....... . l8B1 Honda 7iO Cuotom, 1980 Sunblrd 811,000 ec- 2.1110 miles. ox. eond. Coli tuol mi. AM-FM, AC, now ~14-387-0384. • ~- Cel 114-2411·8211. ·1 881 Honda CM 400E low 1971 Ford Fl-. good goa miiHIII', liken-. Ca11446· mloegw, good cond. Call 1 1115. 614-24&-11179. ' 1---------- au,... nice. 2 mi . out on Rt. 511. 8200 mo., aduho onl't• Coli 448-2300. ' hot ter appllcetion, carpen~ , .• ter. electrk:l1n, me1on. Celt-' J 304-871-2088 or &71· , 4510. ~ GET your corpet liH111. ( :! SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN:i,.!.;; STEI.lM ER , Wotor remOYII ·. lunilture cle1nlng, ootl· ~ motel. 394-171-22811. · ;t Wetar welle oommei-o'-laitil : clomutlc. taat holoa, pump , aaloa ond HrYico. 304·115; ..:.! 3802. ------------·' BASEMENT WATER· PIIOOFINO. U-dltiona1 1 lifetime guarlllt•- L"""'' ' .....,.nc.. fumlahocl . F•• a elllmetoo. Call collect 1, 814·237-o•aa. 8 a.m. to il.a p.m. Rogen Ba1ame~.t...4 Waterproofing. 'f ~ • and alllt•rior. textured coat• ~ lng, oimulllled tirlclt and "' ltucco, thermo replacement; ;~ wlndOWI. 304-8711· 11180. ~ Bulldlng-Romodellpg, co,.· ·' croto. drywall, o!Mtric*:..,.. roofing, flooring. freming. -t ~~ kitchen~bathroom instelfl w tion, door·window freminl . i 1 304-875-2440. .. ' ' iuilding. remodeling, vinyl ~ end, alumn aiding. Free elti~ ~-~ c;,, Metal buildings built to (<iur •y: motoo. 304-175-3881. n - . Garageo. ator~t,.. warehOule, f1rm. etc. F~ Eotlmateo. 304-171-3811. ~ 1981 8ulok Wlldcot A-1 . cond. Coli 4411-1 388. ----------------~~- 1971 Chevy 'h ton pickup truck with t o -. Coli - 441-0711. CARTER 'S PLUMBING . ,". AND HEATING ' • Cor. Fpurth end Pine Golllpollo, Ohio Phone 81 .. 448·3888 or ·· 814, '!48-4477 . "~----------~----JIM'S PLIJMIING 81 HEAT- . ~ ING. Rt. 1, 8ox 3511, Galli· polio. Ciill 114-387-0571. 1971 Chevy Ce,..ice Cleoole, 2 ac, pa. V-1 engine, body good condition, oxc. perf.........,.. WHI cont11der 111 offora. Coli 814-912· 7412 lftor II p.m. *· • 1178 Suzuki Windjammer, Voilor lo_,., oaddlobagl end trunk, Corbin Gantry Mit. redlo. crulae. l)•n• NowHn. 304·5711·2164. 1874 Harley Dovldoon lpontor, t2.000. 1877 Harley Sporeter llloc otort 82,400. 304-8711-8122. Heating :·'a I - Ford 2.000 dloool Mauoy SH Ut.AW'8 Pll!l'lblng ond Ferguoon 81, 4 ft. Hlco For Nlo or tredo: 1877 Heating. 211 61xlh St., *340., I ft. Hlco buahhog ' Couger JIR7, PI, PB. AC, 3.60. .3~178-2328.' cruiH control, • llloro, Call '78, 4 0 0 - Hawll otrMt Point Pleaaont, w. va. 3041711-1420. Llconud opd 11··182· 74113. ·blflo, 4,000 miiN, t800.00, Insured. 304-8711· 73711. 62 Wanted to Buy !.971 Olda. 4 door. V-1. 11r, Pl. PS, AM·FM, cruiH, 83 Excavating phone 304-1711·1218. Clll 76 Boat• end 4. StaOf calf, ot Ioiii 800 lbs. · Motora for Sale Herford or Holotoln ,.... Good-1 Excovatlng, baoo· 1978 2 door Pontiac Grand !erred. 304-871·4828. . ' menta, fOoters, drl-llyo, prix, PI, PI, elr, cruise COfllrol, VI, 301. blaok. 11 ft. llohiPg, boat, trolior, 2 nptlc tanko, lar\dicoplng. motora. oera, ewivel Mite. Coli onytlme &14-44&· 304-171'·1211. 63 Liv.e atock oxc. cond. Coli '148·3137. · 41137, Jorn" L. Davloon, Jr. owner. '77 C-ac Coupe DeVIlle, fully ...,.....,, body 1nd onte- 1874 C.,lfornlo otyle 11 ft. lhHdof-·cal¥8o. rt.,.. A-1 1hapa. Runo good. Inboard 8kl loot, Chevrolet Dozer Wor~ by Ted Holfna. CaH 814-742·2138 or con· 304-811·38114. ang .. V·drlve.lno-oiYO to DltchM, pondo, roado, land toot Joe Sayre, Rt1, oporote, ...,. •. now up- ol..rlng. oto. Coli Motor Cor Rutland. · ' 1174 Yollow- In ~d holotory, now boltory. ca•· Brokln, •4&-eeez, IIIIPI, U 100. Clll .' poted tloan. u.ooo In· Moot rabbits. · f2.JIO oech 175·3870. clu- lrellor. 441·1822. J ,A.R.C-truCtlon co.Ru· will butcher; olodilecllllfood tland, Dh.l1'!•742'2103; rox d - II buok1. Coli 1974 ' Plymouth Duster, 14 II. Ololl Par boat with ,_ero. Con814·8'3·5~7161.110 Htuel mlloa. new trollor •nd 40 HP Joh1110n ~rate Work. Beckho•'s, pllnt, phone 304-878· mota.. C."'14-441·4337. Doaot • Ditch•: Dump Calf for oolo, call 114-1143- 2174. truob. a wltar· pa·MWer· .• 518111ft• I .p.m. 11.711 oloctrlcolllnto. 77illlftkl!ill tri-hHI '72 Duotor, 304-171·1011. HP l!vlnrude motor. ' CIII 114-241j-1170. 84. Electrical i11• Ford Torino. irootl aand. Call 304·1~- c - Creft • lkl lu• Refrlgerltion pr~. lemlly aid bca\o. 2184. · ' Ntw • UHCI. Parlloroburlf.' WY 304-422-1433 or 304SEWING Mochlno ...,.olro. 422·2:1117. oiii'Yico. Authorloed llnu•• < llaloa • .Sorvloo 8harpen loluon . Fobrlc Shop, Pom•oy. 114·1112-2214. '~ • Campert l----------------- • Romot!ollng, aiding,. intor~ . '• :;;8:;2=::;P;Iu:m:;:bl;:n:g==;,;i i I I 8:00 ~ (J) • WooldY (J) Andv Griffith (IJ Nowo/Sporia/Woetllar (J) MocNoll/~ ' N-r . Powwemou.. . 118rT..... 8:30 (I) (IJ NBC Nowo I- lllflomen llporULook ' Corol Bumlllt I 11=:: · · .I WortdiW w- e (I) PM MegedM MOVIE: 'Lwwelck' 7:00 I 4...1 -............. , l NI\Whour , . . 7:.JOx.~ · 2 .... mobile home Ill· 1 a 2 blllroam fun.,_, E-ar-. Coll448·7032. opte. Caiii14-. .2·14M or 1e2-111• or :1104-111· · Zbclr. treH• 1178 plu1 ..,_ 21N. . ...n. 114·311·tl81. (I) ltldlll,llll C:i~:--= ::: CMM Mlllll. 114-441-7111. UfiMtiLITII'IV IHOP 1174 Caalhlw•• ...,.. 1113 ••• A... , Clolllpolla, 1111 ,..., Willi 12ft. lillldliNI bed. 104- wltlt ltlloh 10ft, lllf - - 114·.448·7133 orl1'1·441· • tllnM. eboo.oo. JP4- IIU. 17f.a71. 171-MII. ' MOVII> n..a.y .tho 110011 . .' " ..,.. •• ,ll••un. · All 'Ill . . ·-ly . (J) F-ly Feud Dr.WIIo WMeloiPor1une (lf Paoplo'o Court · OM a.y at a Tlrno (I) 1:00 Mol)or loeglla lallbell: ClneANWII It Now York ~Timmy Mil IMolo lnll"- tiHI UIFL M..,LNeueB•eMII: .t l'hllodolphlo ((). (!t ... _ , 8enaon II dtlu~ witH romantic of· faro oftor ho Ia nlocted 'Bocholor of the Month' by a rocy megollna. (R) (Qoled l '. ~=, Ml• ... the ~--up-·~ ...,. to • Ilona' 101''111'1! el•-."""(10'*'1k~fl't~. .... min., - • Cll (JI'Dulllo aflt II tlllil lo - rNotlken lor orn101ed-car fhiiWH. (R) mln-1 L'*• £ JIMI WATER IEIIVICE . Col Jllft Leollor. J04,1717Jt7. ' TIIII aTATI ::: ~lon (!!) WM11IIhlnilt11P ....,.,.n We*/ - Poul Cult• II joined by tap Weohlntlen jtiUrliiiIMI Mwif&i. ttw Mlk'l ' r . eii!CMI: .,..... 11111- 87 . Uphol-.ry .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .pi&· . . '· I!""-· if . newt GOOD UIID APPUANCII , oport Gan.,.l H1UIIng. For oalo . . - . - . Ill dirt. and top aol. Coli Call 114· 218-' 1427. -..:.-.---=-....._~ Buolnaoo Nightly I!INewo <lll MocNolltiAiiror . . . Call 114-112·8010. N-ly rodecoroted, 1 - room. partially lurnl8hed. UI8.DopoeltNIIUired.Call 114-ii2·1J1t or "2· 2811. ' e T~=-1 ol ~no (J) WMel ol FCMtune 0••• Johneon Water &...lice. Clll e1 4·2111· 1743 or 114-211· t120. . Horo c - tiHI lrldoo lportiiC1qter · . lailoid- Son (J) (JII Entor1111.-m , a-...-. Jernoa loy• Wet• Sorvlco. Al10 poolo Hllod. Call 814· U8-1141 or 114-UI1 178 .. ., 4·448·711 , ' (It ()) EIPN'a HMM Racing •It• ,I (J) 1)1 • (J)NowT-Hunt :;;::;:==;:=:=:; • I ft. 1110 Col.nieh !aiding ....,.up INOIIMmiiJir,-.,. 2 bdr. with wail to ' well corpet, AC.In Galllpollo. Call 44ji·14015· 1PM. ' RINGLE'S IIERVICE oxr,o··' rienced roofing} lnclud ng~ 1973 Bug. good condition, 17110. Coli 4481101, Lillo ,. ft. Wlkltr......... ; ""'""· ~~~ 8, ..;....,~n~e, fJ,2110,.Call 114oo211·1118. 2 bdr. · unfurnished, extra c.n 1:1 !l I Hollll! lmprcivomento vinyl oldlno, roofing, rob 1171 23 ft. Wilder....,..... Cll 441·1111. men, · bealJtiful riverview. Foaters 2 bdr. 2 m i l e - EuNI<a, 11 eo mo.' plus depoolt, no pets. Clllll14-1143.2144 or 814-1143·2111. ' • lntMior .• nd e.x· ~~ t•ior, plumbing, roofing, .:.. soma ramodollrlu- 20 y,., • oxp. Coli 114·388-18112. : 1 &UIIDI!TTI CAMP.ER lALII • ii!RVICE. Oilon •lly I to I:JO, 1111. I to 4, C-ljUfllloy, U.l. Rt. 10, Cailtvlllo, Oh 114-1173318 . . 2 bdr. tniiler fUity furnl1had, 2 ' l•ra ono-thlrd H.P. Goroge door op.,.er. E:lllcellent con~ ditlon. Poid t2211 .. nil lor *125. can 304-882·2891. deposit: re· 1 or Heded. retaining walla. ol-llko, ;latloa. fill dirt, tOPIOII. borll mulch • •-· duet. Contoct Bruce Dovlal.on. Clll&14·2611·1427. II•• Newly remodeled 2 bdr .. equipped kitchen. central air, •260. 821'.'J Second Ave., Gallipolis. Coli 448· 21111. qul•ed . Coll614·992-3064. icta•l . for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all b~. H•tod indoor-outdoor facllltlea. AKC Doberman puppieo: Stud Service. Coll81 4-448· 7795 . suite, upright freezer. king aize bedding. · Corbin & Snydor Furniture, 9611 Second Ava .. Gallij!OIIs. 44111171. ' . . Now oil stool bulldlngo 80x100-f4.26 . por square COUNTIIY MOIIILE Homo foot on your foundation· Pork, Routo 33, North of otata codo buMdlngo. Ohio Pomeroy. Large loti. Call 1·800' 472-2311 other 161 4-992· 7479, 800·121· 1 ~0~. licoln Hill, · Pomeroy. 2 badrm house, bath, base· mant, & attic for storage. carpeted. $196 per month: Reference . • Pets for 7. Call 114-387-0232 or 448·•2&5. 160 foot lots. one acre or more, near Racine, TP wa- t37.000.00 0208 .' 56 2 AKC Silver female Poodloo, puppioo. 304, 882· 3672. Apartment for Rent Call 61'!·266-6618. mineral rights included . Now open for bual-. Mountoln S11to Blook, Rt. 33, Naw Hoven. ,Complete masonry aupplloo, 4", 8", 1 2" blook. Dol~ owvico. Phone .day 304:182· 2222. evening 882-3239. Rogi_... Pit Bun l)lippioo: 304-171-723for 304-17111367. 44 road. borders Cornualk ' PAiNTING~ ---'-----~-:---- Judy Taylor Grooming. Coil 114-~17- 7220. ~ 35 Lots & ,O.creage State Park, include• two w~lll and trailer hookup, all --,.------:-- lntornatlonol lcout 11.000 One bedroom upstair~ apt. for rent In Pomeroy. Call 814-912-5821. . 304-896-3060. 1 33 acraa, moatty timber, secluded, 2 · miles from Route 36. six mile• from Henderson on good gravel • " blnot. 14ln. chlln-. Baby - - •04-8911-3349. · Apartment for Rent liome, 36x60 mJH:hinerv shed. Machinery, c•nle. etc . Lot for sale in Mercerville. • , ~~~~~ ~:~;; ~~~~~~~~~~ SterM rec•lver, apeakert,Caautt; tum tebla, ca~ 1964, 1 0•60 · Magnola $1.900.00. Phone 304896-3416. 33 '111 Dodge Power wwith wench. •9110.110.· 410 am'p, g11ollne powered welding machine on w. - · . •8oo.oo. John DMtOMoclol G ttfiCior with 11.'1•31 · U ,IIOO.OO. 304-882· · 3339. 1Oft. kHchon cablnott. wall ·ond 'baao; Counter top and Kenmore llec otovo 30in, dlohwaahor t160.00. Twill •200. GE • 8tor Honda 78. 2,000 rnlloo Whlto, · like · rwlriiOrelcr~frHzor, white, 18110.00. 304· 1711-40118. 1 II cu ft, bottom fr-•· Call oltlf II · PM fo304· 8711. 30211. 77 Cameron. 14x70, expanda, 3 bedroom, ·new ond.erpenning, lront porch, · 77 Cameron. 14x70, ••· ' ----------~----~-.~ J • 3 real nic8 mobile home. 2 bed.room fumlahod. bedrooms, _:.i•r.! 1mprovement• !::•·-:,: ... ...,."' 8:M I II wertd. ,lllgtlllah• (J) • C8 WobnMr wO...."· t................ lrDmltego ~- -.m.thot hell to ,, ling - - ___..._ ______..,..._-:---------------- -----------·-----' ,_, ..., 1914 I''> ,t-.1---:-:H-ome __ French City Brokerage Ser- )981 r v1 t• July 6, ..... with Ben I MJJI1pa;t, Ohio • .~' .. •' - The Daily Se.nlinel--l'ago • 11 �• ' 0 Ftiday, July 6, ttM 12-The Daily S..ollltll Sheriff limits nighttime sp~d~g patrols Area deaths VillageView: Centerville--Page D-1 ClNCINNAn (AP) -There are sbittlt~sensetorotnoeniobe In 8(1(f!llon, be lllld, takjng the Hoftba,uerlllld. 1 • · · .g .,,_,a.,..__ ~ ' "rn.ai'e Hamnton County sie1t!'S , ,_,..,Mft for crime. rather than radar \IIIIlS Oft thr I'OIIIl fnr elBhl Radar wolla, Whlcll art llllld 10_,• trom 7 p.m. and ........,. '"''"" ...,.. - ,_..._ f ""·-•·- In ~............. if._.._ ......-~of ha ...,. _ sitting <in thehlghwayswtthradar hours a day 8fves the uw.. a monitor the • ...- cal1. ve..,.... and7-9p.m.Ro&acyservtceswlllbe , ""'cer!! ..-wg or - - · David W. Ohlinger, 63, MlddleCbiclnnatl's suburtls theledaysand Wilts." · JIIIICh-needed break. They were cmop1ete1y dlti!IPMnod from !fa.. port,well·kn9wnarearesldent,dled beld_atthetuperalhlmeSundllyat fewerwaltlngforspeeders. Hesaidltlssenslbletohavefewer . shoWing wear from their· old · rnllton County_ ~ boweVI!r, this morning IR' Holzer MediCal a:4?p.m. Capt. Ray Hom.uer of _ the ofllcers on the highways e.t night, :K-hour-a-day schedule, and main· . becauE .Hotrbauer'l radar biD ~~Ohllnge r was born . Feb. , "" William _ B. Sk•!WQ · Harnlltoo County Sberlf!'s Office becausetewer~driveatnlght. - tairUng tbern was ~ costb', affectllllltv lOpatrol Clll'landM\Y 23 eehas taken radar units away from · ; ·. .• one shift. , . 1921, In Mlddlepol't, the son of the ' beat o!flcel's who patrol netgbbor· Beat ofDcers' still can)' radar late Wesley P . anij Annlce Elder . WllllamB.Skaggs,66,fonni!rlyof hoodandruralareasbetweenllp.m Wilts dlllinK the day, and nine Ohlinger. He was also pl'e()eded In Cheshire, dledThursdaymomlngln .and 7 a.m. In unincorporated parts special traffic-patrol can carry death by one sister, Elizabeth Camden.Qark Hospltill, Pll!'kers- of the county and has told them to Eight defendants were fined and · · Wilts &taiUlmes, Hot!bauer said. ...... wva -Ucense,$Gl;uodrosts,DWI,$3'1!illll<l , ..... P arsons. ~... • • · cmcentrate on Clllllbatlng neighllothersforfelll!dbondslnthecourt ca~ts. Nlgh~s~controltabee..... 1 1 Atthetlme<:>fhlsdeath,hewasa Mr. Skaggs was born at New borhoodcrlme. ofPomemy MayorRJchard!leyler up on .weekendl. be lllld. 8eYa! deputy ~r the Meigs County Tba• • W.Va.,ooMay22,l9lll,a Hof!balll!l'sald'"'"_, ... thatthe Tuesdaynlght. Forfettlng bonds WEfl! Ralph extracars,all. •m.-t Wlthl'ldar, ... Charles nd Della .. _....., Werry, Paneroy, !iSSured .Clet!1' ..,..._ Sheriff's ~t. He was a son f the Ia a new . ~. whlch' began about'· F'lnfd were John J . Manley, patrol Hamilton COUQty roada aU menlber of the Sacred Heart Sk;iggs. He llveo In Qlesblre and twomonlhsago,lswotldngoutweU. Middleport, illght on Frtdayl and Sattirdays U > CathollcChurch,aveteranofWorld later In Belpre before moving ·to UnlesstrafftcfataUUeslncrease.the costs. ~erJy o:nanner, $63 and · Ohlinger, 110 address recorded, partofa~l\lndedPN&lllln' War II, hondrary member of"· the Newport,Ohlo,l2yeanago.Hewas practlcewlllcontlnue,hesald'. costs; Dwayne Qualls, ~oy. ·public Intoxication, ·$113; .-.~- ,....-...,...--~·- - - - - - · Middleport Fire Department, a buck driver and" ·a veteran Of "It's just a matter ot prlorltles," ..., and ..,__ ~ ..~ ~L~...- ·worldWarii. ~ flasll:. costs; ..... 1 S!SsoQ, Pomeroy, asured clear, ber · inem . of the fl1ockeye "'""m s He man1ed the ·~ ,_...... said Hollbauer. ''I think on the late Hughe~;, Pomeroy, disorderlY distance, $Ll; Roger Brauer Jr. Association, National Sheriff's As· '"..· - "'"'""' """ d n n d - To · soclatlon, former Middleport Coon· Nelson, whopteceded him In death, manner. ,..... an ~":"'.... IIY Ptmeroy open flask, $88; Judith cUman, member or Drew Webster andbomtothlsmarrlagewasaS()O, Hutton, Rutland, tramc light viola· Starcher, West Columbia, speed, Post 39, Aniertcan Legion, Pome- Richard Skaggs of Belpre. He later . , don, $Gland costs; Charles Landers, $!13; Haley Waltz, McArthur, DWI, , Tu am:! 1 btiutif•ll, dniJ!HCd roy, member of the Meigs County . married the !ormer Vlv.lan Hines, Persons wishing to sign up ~r ~ts J-'!:~~ ~ $375; R.obert Miller, Pmleroy, f11""r•l •rraftAfn'HI"t, ~ )laM Qltl ur ¥lilt RepubllcanConunltteeand-retired who also survives along With a fenlllslessonsat~~ ...... cos ; ·-,...., • ~·~ov, . disorderly manner, $63; Jam(!S asmanagerofCapltaiFinanceafter stej)soll, Doilald Hines of ReOO, Park, Middleport are asked to call andRickTaylor,Pomeioy,dlsturb- :Va~. West Columbia, ~ · POIEIOY · ~ t rvl Ohio; two grandcbl)dren; siX step. " 992-:5523. lng the peace With a nOisy vehicle, . !!ask. $88; Cbrls Taylor, Pon\er(ly' FLOWER SHOP , .....~ .......w. ~. ,;•.•: · ~~vedceby his Wtle, Betty grandchildren; two. great· Lessons for adult . beginners, · $63 and costs each; Thomas E. public Intoxication, $113; Gerald• " . . . . . 111·1711 . Gress Ohlinger; three daughters, grandchjldren; a brotlier, R¥Y· youth ~rs· and lntenneldates McClulog, Mason, no operators Hendricks, Racine; DWI, $375. Sonya Wolfe, Susan Baer, and mond Skaggs of GalllpoUs; and two wUl bellln Monday. Instnoctor Is Sandy Ianitarew, au ot Middleport; ststers,MlldredCiarkandHenrletta Shawn Baker. , mother-In-law, ·LWian Gress of Shuler, both of Cheshire. ' · Besides bls parents and his first • Middleport !our andchlldren Eddie and ;Trlcla afer. and Dav~ wife, hewaspl-ecededlndeathbya Lottery wmners and Andy Ian w niece brother, a sister and a grandchild. · Ruby Vaughan~d ;o~ephew; Funeral services wUl be held at · CLEVELAND (AP) The Rusty Parsons. 1:llp.m.SundaylnMcClure-Shafer winning nwnber drawn Thursday Funeral services will be held Funer-al 314 Fourth Sl, · nlgbt In the Ohio LotterY's dally MondaY at 10 a.m. 1n Sacred Heart Marietta, With the Rev. Clay Sloan game, "The Number," was 187. CathoDe Church With the Rev. offlcatlng. Burial wiD belli ~tland In the "Pick 4" game, Played Anthony · GlannaniOre officlatliog. Cemetery. F'r1ends may call at the Monday through Friday, the winBurial will be 1n the CathoDe funeral home at IIJIYtln)e. Ding nuinber was EOi6. Olmetery. Frleoids inay caD at ,.---'------,---_;__ _....,._,;.__ _ _....,;;;;;...,.--1 Ewing F\Jneral Hlme Saturday · David W. Olillnger .-SuDUlner time, WUliam Buckley writes that in teimB of power and politics N.O.W shoUld cut it out..;.Page A-2 fun time for· children-B-1 p Omeroy . · mayor fines ·eJ•ght ° "' • v.l. " No. 22 •ao . . By JOHN CHAlFANT w.-,.. AM"Cll!lted ...._ COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A Senate panel that travels Into southeastern Ohio this weel(towrapupa !ii!rles of hearings on hunger Is about to turn Its attention \0 possible SOlutionS, Coordinating the work . of food pantries and Increasing aid to dl!penderit children and general relief benefits are among possible recommendations the hunger task force IS expected to consider. Sen. Michael Scl)w"""alder, D-Colurnbus, Is chalmian of the panel wlilch has condu~ hearings · In Lima, Toledo, Cleveland, AJa;On. Youngstown, . Reg. 179.85 mikes to make "live" tapes. Variable monitOr lela ..... 2915 Cases ended Aeg.48.85 Two defendants were fined· and two others. forfeited bonds In the coUrt ·of Middleport Mayor Fred FCC Hoffman 'I\oesday night. Fined were Charles W. Bailey, Jr., .Paneroy,. $25 and costs, splnnllig tires; Matthew Weaver, Rutland, $50 and costs, drlvlllg under suspension. Forfeiting bonds were Edwaro B. Hlad, Dexter, $4!Xl, DWI; John Blailkenship, Albany, $400, DWI, $100, driving under suspensiOn. ••a· WJd- Not far coin or peny.tlne - Receiver and Headset 112;;141$1000 - - - Cut ~ e.ch . Monday, but wm remain open Tuesday and Wednesday, said clerk Janice Lawson. · .Trustees m_eeting ' 1982 BUICK LeSABRE 2 tlo~r. V-8, air cond., tilt, cruise, AM/f"l stereo, excellent condition, one local owner, 24,000 miles. 1982 V.W. RABBIT 4 speed, AM/FM stereo, 15,000 miles. 1978 BRONCO V-8, 4 speed, with lockouts, ~ood condition. 19~1 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME.v-6,aircond.,AMIFM stereo, extra clean. Scipio Township Trustees will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at the township hall. The public IS Invited to attend. HOUse- · 48.85 ' miles. The 'otllce of the Board of PubUc By SAFE ,;:,; 141Ma 4~ Reg. Oft Meigs County Fox Chasers will meet this evening at 8 p.m. at the clubhoose. · 1973 BUICK ~eSABRE 4 door, air cond., tilt, cruise, 64,000 miles, one local owner. ' ' ' · ' 2-1979 WAGONEERS 4 Wheel drive. priced right. New Low l:ftM w. •.•In c.•rag Intruder mollol1 ~buill-In~ lllllinlly ~~ m:o.ld • • Cown· . ~ 11'111. Remote onlofl, bllterY 148303 ' ' ~ Digital car Alarm Clock Cut By J Mlc:ooillll~~~~~ 2cr.Mt Cut 888 % IIGh 28 ,, Aeg.11.81 · • Chamber to meet . The Panewy Area Chamber of Coounerce will meet at noon Tueslay In Veterans Memorial Hospital. AU members are asked to ' . ,. ~·--"' " • . for bid." It could be as long as 18 ·months before a llnal decision Is made, Loe added. The Initial decision on ·whether the post otDce wDl remain ~ wUl cane · trom the district manager In Columbus. That decision will be passed onto regional headquarters In Chicago before reaching national headquarters In Washing- ton, D.C. · " Loe said he was pleased with the response he had received. As of 11 a.m. Friday, he had received ~ resPonses to questionnaires distributed to approximately 9l post offtoe patrons. "Swprlslngly, they were splltdclwn the middle. Ten 'were ~r cklsing and ten were for keeping the of1!ce open," Loe said. The people against the closing, Loesald, seemed to be reacting ernotlonally to the poaslblllty of loslng . . pl'llvlders. "There needs to be some way of coordinating and llSslsttiog these food pantries and food banks If we're golngtoconttnue, asthefederalgoverrunentlsdolng, of placing the burden on lhel:n." Schwarzwalder said. He called fDr better coordination, for example, In cllstrbotlon of government sWJllus products. ''We lind In 11001e mnmwoltles lbey're very good and In others lbey're not as lood.'' Schwarzwalder said. He said long-term unernpkJyment has &enefated · ser)ousproblems"f!irpeople~as "the new poor." . Many are reluctant to seek-plblk: assistance and may face nutritiOnal problems, he said. · He said programs to help them woold be reviewed. One posslbUlty Is to Increase aid to dependent children and genCrai relief benefits, he said. · "General Rellef benefits are unbelleveably low ... $118 or $W a month ... we need to really examine what Ohio could do to l)elp provide those benefits," Schw81'2Walder said. · "I think we will have to examine the budget process next year to $1!1!1! there's any way to raise AOC and GR payments," he .said, adding that this would be difficult to do. . Attorney says· . new evidence places another man at_Logan murder scene RI!'.CI!l'lS. OONn:JtEN(E - I\IMney David Be'rom IIDd Bany LudwldL COIIfer doDtn« a~~ Ia lbe I """of lbe OOIIlea&ed ek oflbe laleal beer Ia Onoage Tuwll!lhlp lnMelpCoulltyCconul*l *•• Plell8 CGwt. . . LOGAN, Ohio (AP)-The lawyer tor convicled killer j)ale JohnsiOII contends new evidence shows that · someone other than Johnston llll\Y have .killed Annette Cooper and Todd Schultz. . . The claim Is made In a request for a new·trial ~r Johnstou, who w~ · sentenced•to death by a three-j~ panel ~r his conviction In Januaiy ~ ITI\1I'derlllg Miss Cooper, his stepdaughter, aDd Schultz, iler flallce. - ~LawyerRobertSuhrflled ·f¥ affidaVIt Friday In .Hocking COunty Common Pleas Court. In the aftldavl!, a wmoao Identified lillY as Jane Doe &aYI she saw a • man with ,d ark hair aiid heavy eyebrows follow a hoy arid glrllntoa cornfield On Oct. 4, 1982. Johnstmo, who turns 51111 A-ugust, has white hair and wears glasses. The woman ttoen describes hear· lDg g~J~~Shots and a girl's screams ~ ~ the cornfield where authoritieS found the body parts of Miss eooper and Scultz on Oct. "16, 1982. The couple's too;-sos had been fo.und nearby In the Hocking River two days before that date. Suhr said be Is keeping the woman's Identity secret" to protect her from harm. By 'l1ie Alloclated Pftll The dollar elosed mixed on . The price of gold o.n world buUion foreign exchallge markets after eJ'Chllnges has fallen to almost a hitting recOrd hlglos against severs! two-year loW amid the p~t of currencies, Including the British ' continued high Interest rates and pound, earlier thiS week. moderating Inflation In the United A1ao on Friday: the Federal ' States. · Re8eJve 1eport.ed ihat.the nation's As tliepn!Ciousmetal plwnmeted basic money aupply expanded b:;$1 In v11lue Friday. the governmll!llt blllloD In the week ended June 25, said !be U.S.olvUian jobless riltefell rlslni to 111M101111Uy adjusted $5t6 to 7.1 percent In June fmn 7.5 liWon. ' · i)etcenttnr,tay,ltslowestlevelsiDce An es•ted 400,1Xll Americans Aprt11~. . • fOund work 1ut month, Uftln& to.W Gold for cunmt delivery 011 the employment to a record . 1~7. COrnmodliyExc~lnNewYork mWion,thrLaboi'Oepar1rnelrtsald. lkldded $1UO to -.10 an ounce. TciQelher Wltll the lobi Earlier 1n T..ondan.. aold plungat. ~JnMa)',IICitalemploymentln fli.2l 10 ~ an ounce, and It at,womonlhapomhauoa;ed.by1.35 dropped $18.!15ln Zl!rlch to SM8.11D. mlllkll. -· Gold's IIWP decline was ex- . Since there lollhltitsiowpolnt pected, ~ dealln IBid, buule In late 1911, more thlil &. T ~ prlcelllad held lllldy fir Wl!lka people have . . . towu-k. while !be while the dollar ..-.l and prlcB JWII!l'~ U.. rG!clllly cleclan!d as tell tor sliver, plallnmn and other jobl8 has lilrnlnk bUn weU IM!I' 12 • metals. mDlkln to juat above-8 mlllloll. '·. . -( ' otfice. their post The current officer In charge at Addison, Gllda Shamblin, agreed. ''The people will miss the alniOSphereofstopplng to pick up their mall," she said. "Addison has always had a post ott1ce and the people wwld miss it." But In reality, Shamblin said the customers would ,-ecetve better service beCause the oftlce woold be replaced by a rural C81'1Tr. "Anything dope In here can be done from a car," she sald ..ln addition, sheoadded, the~ Would be a first · for the Addison area In SatUrday maU'llei!Very. · But Loe expressed hope that If the QMce Is closed, the atmosphere of the local post office may not he gone for lqng. . . "HCJpefuUy we can set up a commerctal post office where a business person coiltracts With the post omce to provide services, for example, a grocery store,' ' he said. ''That way, there would stw be a congregating point for the peqlle." · The possible cloj;lng Is one of ecooomlcs, .Loe said. "AnYtime a pestmaster retires, we look at the operation," he said. "We'rejusttrylngtosavemoney. · We have to look at tlie salary of the postmaster and ,. the expenses of keeping the office open and Be!! UIts worth it." · · . He said expenses Include $24,1Xll a year for the . postmaster's salary, plus $75 a month rent for the bulldlng and utwtles. II the omce Is closed, Loe said the service area would b;e dlvldOO 'between rural carriers from Gallipolis or Cheshire, whichever Is more ronvenlent. He said patrons would ,be able to keep their Addison address, and the only thlngto.changewould be the zip code. . School suit seeks damages from ·installation o(asbestos .BJ.«m Alt. lUI ~· A Multim..tlo Inc. N-lfl-' WJIUIIIc llnocture. :World gold prices pluDlll)el'; :joble8s r~te at 4-year low , Price · ir.'l~ 1114 No .....lllltlon-Jutt Plug In and Alln Only 7• high, yet detiv· 1111 amazing sound. . With ... woolel lnd , • twllhlr. Pel1ect lor . home or Cll'. Black, 140-2030. Silver; ' I S..tlom, 52'"'" 50 C.nts fromthecase. . ·Knlgbt I'BIIIMld hlmlelffrmlthe case after the dl!fmdants filed ' a motion~ prejudice. Defense att.omeys In the case were Susan Guinn, attonoey for plaintiffs ~ FortJoey and Cha- . rles Calaway; Frederick W. Croiv · IIf, Meigs County pr~tiog attorney, ,...ea:ntliog the MeigS County Boaid ~ Elections; and Johoi Wllllaml of t6e OloiD Attorney Ge!Hal's~. • ' The plalntlfts,liarly andJuaplta (Cootlnued on page A-4• These efforts lncludelmprovlngourllleofthebest llrluooiDgles avaOable, lrnprovlng our wmtfers' · skllls thniugh job knprovemeat" whlchastateamdai traces more to the pollctes of Gov. training, and carrying the messaae Richard . Celeste than President_ about Ohio as a s:!!lfveto do business with an · · and. Reagan. ' Roberta Steinbacher, adminis- exciting toorlsm prognim," Ms; trator ot the OhiO Bureau of stelnbaclier told a III!WSIDIIfeTence. "When Govl!m1r Celeste took Employment Servkes and' a olllce In JIIIIUIIIY 1983, Ohio lagged member of the &IJIIft'IIOr's cabinet, credited Celeste for belplng to 3.4 pes-cent behind the natlon_ln Its Improve the job cllmate fill' Ohio unemployment rate. Today that dlffaence has been reduced to 1.9 workers. "Governor Celeste Is continuing pes cent," she said. to wolit hard on rebulldlng Ol!lo's By JOHN FRIEDMAN 'flalell s nllnel Stall . ADDISON -o A U.S. Postal Service representative was at !be Addison Post Office Frtday to quiz patrons on their feelings concerning the possible closing of the facWty • -Bali Loe, supervlsor for collection and dellvt!fy, · said be was trying to obtakt patrons observat!CliiS on . the proposed closing. · : · "No decision has been made,onewayortheolher,'' I..Oe said. "'lblngs are stl!lln the flrellmlnary stage. We're just trying to get some feedbaCk from the · · people wlio use the oftlee." · . . ."U IUs decided to PI opose the oftlee be closed," toe · sald, "then an officer In charge will heappcllnteduntU there Is a ftnal decision. U It Is decided to keep the ottlce open, tfteli the postmaster's job will be put up , . weigh only two OUIICII. Meeting set • .Postal official questions patrons on possible Addison closing . . • ehouklar Sll'llp. Heallp.'1one8 · Mlntmuae-7 by Reallattc Affairs In Syracuse will be closed Gov. IUchard Cele!ite Receiver clips to your belt lor hands-free 11818ning. Dual 'JOI.. I ume Wllbull, AR; lor. drill-free FM. lnctudll cany CIM llld . Admissions - Roger Starcher, Racine; Eugene Erlewlne, Long Bottan; Mary Pickens, Clltton, W.Va. . Discharges - Elellll()r Lohse, Floyd Reynolds, Timothy Justice. Office closed · 29% Off-1 STEREo-MATE" by Redaltc · Veterans Memorial tlttmt 1 • •. OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Ohio's wiemployment rate dlopped 1.2 percent In June, a "slgnUicant 4o«Mt .Off gg•·. • • • for drop in .Ohio jobless rate ET-330 ~ Radio Shac~ Save•ao • •• Celeste, not R~- credited Cordless Phone-44~ Off . Rlg.178.15 ,ttend. Columbus, Dayton and Cincinnati. •' The final twQ hearlngll are scheduled Tuesday In Alhen$ and Pmeoy. . Testimony from church and other groups, recipients, nutritionists and othen have left no doubt there IS a loungler problem In Ololo. Sctowarzwalder said 1! tatoo soon to discuss speclflc proposals which the task force may recommend In its final report thls ·fall. But be said ~ pantries and ~cy food suppliers "are exneinely overloaded'' and are becoming dally ~ services ralber than emergency voterS:~ to allow the sale of '11mea ll otluel..r wine and liquOl' In the township. POMEROY - Orange Ta.vnshlp · Beer and wine Is CIIITI!IItly being residents will not know ~ ll days sold In the township until the matter whethe~ beer will be sold In the Is resolved. A judgment fill' the 1DwnshlpfoUowing!!-FrldaYhearlng plaintiff wruld alloW wine and In Meigs 'County Common Pleas mixed drinks fDr consurnjJtion off Court. . theprernlsestobesold,butnotbee-. ,Approximately 50 spectators Lyle w. Castle, a retired judge beardtestlmo.nyrevolvlngaboutthe · ~WarrenCounty,heardtestmsale of~ In the township. · ony and said he wruldgiveatullng In ~May 8 pi'lmary, township · within :.I!lays. Castle was appointed voters~byamarglnoflM-lS6 by the Ohio &1~ Court aftel.· toellmlqatethesaleofbeerfmnthe MelgBCamly~J;'leasJIIII&I! townshlp. In tJoe same election Charle!l ' Knlgbt run1M!d ldmself • you listen at any level while raconiing. With 12Siap LED meter lor..-.; batlaly 8l)d VU. 114-780 7 ().8 Ruling-on disput~ township · ~r sales due within 30.days. sYatemt • Theratselsforthelastslxmonths of 1984, Jones said and amounts to approximately S14,:m total for the 41employees. The raise Is etlectlve with the pay period ending today, Jones said. Coupty employees will receive tlielr lncrllase Wednesday paycheck, Jones added. The lali! Increase !hey had was 15 months ago. . .. , 2-Wiy Spe~ktr Auto, ~ Enjoy great-eounding stereo wh8reYer you gol AioOrcl off·lhHlr or use the bulft--in condlniiF treasurer. oo Senate tas~ force studies solutions to hunger .. gfttlli _,.... . o o o oo u o o o o ". o uo.o o o o o o o o o o o u Sports ............ ....... .'........ C-1-4 Micldleport Pomeroy Gallipolis Pllint Pleasant Sunday, July 8, 1t;d'4 c.,, ..... 1984 By'IERESA~ Save: Faltn ' Home; "We gave a $WI across the board Increase" tocourthouseemployee5, Meigs County ColllllllssWner Ri· chard Jones said. . Jones made the anoouncernent atulr the county budget CO!Jllll)sslon certified to the county ~lon­ ers the revenues for 1~ were higher than Orlglnally expected. · The budget conunlsslon Is CUll· posed of the county auditor, county prosecutor and .the county Edlt.orlalll ......................... A-2 . tmts REMEMBER WITH FLOWERS Courthouse employees • get raise "'* De.,. ......................... ;... A-3 ' ttafflcvk>llitlon,~imd . ~~ft=~~~ Tennis lessons Aloagtbe"IUver ...............B-1-8 1!111.: .................. . ...... D-8 Veteran Times-Sentinel reporter Katie Crow bids her readen - ~A Fond FareweU'-Page B-6 ~ Ohio weather: clear skies . forecast -Page A-4-- Inside: ON AI Pfui- ''OIIr ...... .......... Jlc&ed.,.,_, a• .... prtar .. ..., ....... ll!re," llllld O'IWJ aQ> .M a' ... Lll , d loe Cllter 1111111, ....... ..., Wwhdlf>tlioere Ill ...... tldl' p" · GALLIPOLis - Earner this week, the Clnclnna II school system flied a $15.2 mUllan suit on behalf of Ohio's school districts to recover., · money · trom firms that lnstaUed asbestos In school buildings. The suit also requests $l00,1Xll per bulldlng In damage compensation tor the 615 local school boards In Ohio, according to school board lawyer John Lloyd Jr. However, local school officials say tbesultwlllootaffectthem. Both Gallipolis City Schools Superlnte!)d· ent Joe Carta- and GaWa County Local Superintendent Gary Toot-· halter said ,there are CIIITI!II\b' no · measurable amounts of as~tos In . thelr"SChools. · ·."Our bulldlnas were Inspected three years ago, !X'Ior to my coming here.'' Carter said, "and to rny knowledge, there II 1M> asbest6s In our bulldlngs." •• Toothaker said some asbestQS crumbl!ngandcanfreeflbel'swhich wasfoundlncountyschoolbuUdlngs people might lnhale ..The EPA has . but "they were not ftable. We have ordered that any school which has no problems. Wedldflndsomelnone oot pennanently sealed o.ff or of the hoUer rooms, but we were told removed friable asbestos by June how jll deal with It and we have. 'IT, 1983, had to post the asbestos . There Is now a total absence of any locations and report them to school ; employees and parents of students. materials that are suspect." Cartersaldtheasbestosproblems The Cincinnati , school hoard's tend to appear In newer buildings, suit, flied Thursday In Hamilton but that In the city's case, .new Cowity Common Pleas Court, additions have been built after the names28companlesasdefendants. fli'Obl!!rn came to llgbt. The suit alleges therompanles knew Asbestos particles, when Inhaled ofthedangersofasbestoswhenthey by humans, heUelied to cause JnstaUed llln the schools. some forms of cancer and asbesto- · The Cincinnati schoo.ls are asking sls,aresplratorydlseasethatcanbe for $7.6 mUUon lp compensatory fatal, The material was once used .damages and the same amount In forlri'sutationandlnfloorandceUjng pwoltlve damages. The Cincinnati tileS. . board l)as spent more than $400,00> The U.S. EIIVIronmental Protec· covering or remo.vlng asbestos tion Agency has o.rdel'ed school Insulation from 76 of 100 schoolboardstoldentltylocatlonsoffriable buildings where the material has asbestos, that which Is flaking or been ~und Lloyd said. are . , I ' ,._, · , ·~ ·,. ... • ' j •• ~, ·, '• •• ·: � 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/. 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