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STUFF L.IKt: THAT~ . ,., TO el.JMMSR CAMP IF YOU 'fAN'T_HAVE R.JN~- . enttne at .Y ' Yei.M, Ne,70 ' / Pom•roy-Midcll•port, Ohio, Monday, July 23, 1984 'Moynihan. · THSN I'Ll- qQDOVYN TO THE ' LAKe, AND !'LL FOKE: ·HOLE:5 IN AL;..L. 11-:11;:- CANOES. • • \ I Stction, 10 .._: ' 25 c.ntt A Multimodla Inc. - ....,.. . •' ' announces suppori f()r . .lOcks project ~ ·-· . . I . . . · BJ KEVIN KELLY MR •. MEN'~ AN-D LITTLE MISS'M • ' • 4 by_Hargre-a ves ·and _ S ellers ' ---~---- I WISH ~ IT ·WAS t SUPPER TIME ~ AGAIN!. liPJli'OVIld by tiN! Houle In late June OVP !!&aft Witter was reported wt f# ldsammltteea. HO..V !oni before the Senate year. ago. • ~ autlklrlzlng construction Moynihan ,learned trom U.S. for the aew locking system at the AI1ny Corpl ct Enatneen C'l!lct••• C.aDipnlls Locka and Dam depends ' ~ • brle1ln( ,t¥1 IJOO.CIX) baa on hD\V qUlddy the cl!amber's beenauttul:a:dtothecarpltobeglu lea ~et 1 want 1D consider It, accord- p1aDs and IIJedllcatlollll. Addltloaal ll!g to a ranlclui miDDrlty leadel'. tunc1Jna wDJ lien tied to begin real · ''A·krt wDI depend on whetber or estate purchue tor the newlocklnot themajorltyleaderwDJIIndUme 1D be buOt 011 the river's West for II," said sen. Daniel Patrick Virginia side - .whlcb the carpi Moynihan. "Hut we really haven't mpea to have bougbt by l987. bad a water bill for 12 years." Once the laud Is purcba&ed, Moynihan, D-N.Y., jc4ried the OOilBtruciiDu Ia anticipated 1D talre rauJcs ct other Iegi•Iators woo have 3~ ~- But the corps expects tbe vlewedC•Dip!ll•tlrlt-handwhenhe new locks to beiJ!ll'l'lltloaal by early ~el at tbe locks Saturday for 'a 19!Kl. • _ ,IQ!f lnl,pectlcrL He.was retuli1lng "lt'sourW!d'erstandlng$2miDion from tbe DetiiUCilltiC national wll\ bemadeavallableforplallsand : convention In San Frauclsco when i sped11catlons In lllcalyear lllll5," · said Ken Waddell, ....._ ..__.... be A......._ to vial!. ·. Uj;"tbeDtherlegtslators,Moyni· .ban voiced IUpport tor. a new, •UI)-blt main. lock · and &»:foot ' . I WISH I -WISH EVERYBODY . WOULD GOTO 6ED SO iHATI CAN I WISH :1 COULD EVERYONE · IN ' :THE ~WORLD , .C6oto·.·B'E HAPPY! .. . . THINK OF etJilueeriDedlvllloa. ' nlng,,.eiJea.lrtng1Dapubllclll!erluJOII the piuject beld 1n [)eoeulw l!llll. ''We were liven a clean bOI r1. bytbelfoulectRepi Jt.ltiveslna ,few lll'8l!b - Moynlban referred to f'.aDipnlll as the "cbc*e point" of lelth." OhloRM!rWiunetce. . ''We've beeu thinking aiXJUt Ibis torll,.....,"hesald. MDyni!lan said tbe leglslatlon . · TheCOI'jlllbepnamajor~of r.an~pn~~s 1n l9'l6 and wn&*ttd It fouryeanlater.Afterapprolllllby COi'pl rlftc!sl•, It was l'efened 1D Coogr sa In 19112. . ' . ·FBI retrach:tg Coleman's ·7-week. ' l'lltNT!D IN CAN..D.. SPE'ED WA·LKER PRIVATE .EYE'M /.AST HIJTIIE!l'S l:WY. MY ftiOTHEK ENTEflED THE "WOfilD'S MOM'' CONTEST. 8/~DEAL . mmond SHE .JUSr W(JN. SoU MoYJdban'a IJI n~ .. durtll& tbe lnt;aii•· ·•11•• r ... m... lllil!lw - · rtrY"*at~1bereur br1o!ftl« ......~ tbeaullulzll~gleg'•l•tlooapja'OVed GET_TO SL-EEP!! A W\SH! chlefcttheH~~ , 1 ...... ,...~ 1tll!"' · 1' milot maiD lock aad •toot In 1Jie ~I lqact the pur.....ery lhat hal been ~ stnce chaR fl. ,..._ County wetJai.1s .the lackl and dam was opened In may haw. --~ 1937. . . · '"llwft Mre 110 eta•ll""aat OOIIl= -. · A senior member of the Senate J111!11ta ~from eavlroami!Dfal envlrmmelrtaJ land public works - gioups,~ IIIII Daa Herndon, tbe dDiillllttee - wblch may Clli1Sider H~ dllltilct cb1ef 11 plan- ,., ,11 . • cnme rampage • ..._ ... INk&CliUN- Sen. Dlllllel ~"~* . . Ills .... • •...,... llfdlilliella'lllrc........... .,_ ... lr . . aWI I II .... 'l1le New Yon D&i+ ... a I • . . Ill "'IJ ow... af ~ B n.g t h .ap:.eAQ.enl · e agan •~. i:m Sue · . ~ ~ · . ~lliDIIIIf:i:J• BrMAtlili!ZN MlmNI APMiea-Cw• 1 I 1 w~ <AP> - WlieD • cunes to tbe iiiDi!benl tlJat CDIIilt, Pnsdttent Rellpu'a campdan strategists believe ldsstr<qbaRin • • He ldentllled tbem as "lllfiQI, Mh.,lpn, OIIID, piniNy Texas. pmbably NewYonaadPelmsylvaida." All fl. dloae 11ates - plus CalltindaandFJonda-talllniDthe 4 1 J • y rl.tbe BlgEJpt. wm sblpelil(lll'lllnscth,aadwe'YI!got o:JIIIM........ InldsbuE:.(Mmlale) liiiiiiD.......t•mittpoJn(lll'baeetb;lt Ican-wtththepcellhJeexceptloo r1. Whetller It ends up as a Iand•Ude ocacllflhan.,-,EdwardJ.Rolllns, dlreciDtri.Reegau-Bulll 'lK, said In an llitertww .wllh The Asioclall!d Preas~ tb;lt Reagan could lo8e lill reoJ 'doll bid "ooly If we :r--" acrt!lf liP lii«Y·" . RIIIIPiaiiD mnt8Kied tbat Reagau lllid Mo 1 ' e wm be fighting on 1tll! 1Uif as the cauqJat&ii chWIIDadoee. . Dei1wxrat1C011any '::lion." "I wouldn't bet under any clrcumltaDces that a Repuh!Jcan coukl ta11e NewYodl," Rolllnslllld. ''This history 11 not there ex«'l''l' 1n Jaudalljles " However, be lllld Reaaan woUld cany the 9111 ....:e-h .., dllti1ct In New yen, loneri.Rl!p.GenldlneA.Ferraro, Ml!lldale'anmulngmate. '!beRT J!M•~hasplaced hiP pjblty on winning New Jmey, o.-:ttcut and otm. 1be a Jl!esldttlt'liltlilealotbelleves he Is in good !lhape Jn Coonecttcut and New .JI!nEy, evm though It's M5. "WWim-wecome00wu1Dthelast (#this~ wewtll ' Ferraro's blclcyard. he at. o41111ng eacb other In five - Ohio, ~ erouomy luis not Ill' 11x alalel," said Rollins, wmwas. SIUqlped bacll from tbe recESSloll as Wbllr ibll!e political director until qulcldy as otben, Is considered a he moved to the campa.tgn several battlegrwud atate, even lhough nUIIba ago. Reagan can1ed It haudlly In 1!81. lwo....._ , :a.JL,t theSWthandWe.t,pluaactu!lwa Rdllaaila\IYi*Edt«dvldoryln the tradltlollally De!IIIX!Iatlc N<r· , Callllmla. 1nas IIIII Florida. lhe8lt and ~ wm assure the ''M...,..,. Wl' wDI probably 1alre," 2'lO electoral votes he needs ll;lr M said "ado and DHno!s be lllctoey. WI)' OOIIIjlt"tl!!Ye, New York and 'I111!11e strategists also belleYe P'eDils) lvaLla wDI he~" Reap can dord to lo8e iillln! ' Rollins said tbe Regan cam111ab!1 tMI Ids DaiiOCiatiC rival, palp wDJ "certainly nlalre s1gn111Walter F.......... cant efforU" In New York and ''Wbatwebavellfleri!illty,"sald Pamsylvanla,but"uttheBigEIIIbt. IIIey atra1eaW "We're In good they are !be two IIIDit lllrEly Ill go '-me ••*"' .... ........., _... ••• " * '• an" * e. r ' ' •114 to· GS:' •ltle"dJake,...r;,-OIItolllwrM-IIIdwlcell '' • Ei t llr , . M• tq' , M.. fGr a - tG .... IJ g' I II. . . • - - -RdUnl lllgl!lll!d DtoiiX!IafB could wlllllllly If !hey took aU tbe liKbdJiaJ states in the Northeast aadMidwat,uweDasJOII)estates In tbe South and Callforula. He RDWns llld. "Waahlugton Is somewhere theY wDI focua, but I don't think they can take Washington. ·• And then there's Calltornla, tJJe president's home state. doeln't tlbU wW happen. . ''There's 110 QUestion they wtJJ In tbe South, RDUins believes, malce every effort pnulhle 1n Dentt~alJhaveashotatonlyatew caJiiJrnla," Rolllna said. "It's states. "AJ1rausas is alwaysa tougb awfully hard to write 47 electoral · state fir Repub'Jcans." he said. votes ctt Wben tbere are 2 mDIIoil "MJel lp;A,heamrlt's:llpemeut tnon! Demooata In the state 111an IUdl - If' there's a b:a1aodous there aie Republicans." : IUdlturnoutlcertalnlybeallnesa However, fldllul, Who bas speul very mal'(llual state (tor Republl- most fl. Ids 8tlalt ute In Call1orulii caDI). Gelqla, whldl went tor and II COIIIIdel ed a politiCal expert carter In l!Bl, certaluJy Ia me ·OD tbe state, ~·t belll!ve a the,y've got to maJce ~m~e llgiilft- Mmrtale vlciDry there II J,11Nfb1e cantacilvttyln." "It they have a cbance tr Callfor' Texas,wUblls29electocalvotes, ula,.. he laid, ...,. will kllli! isalmolitlnaclaJsbyltEil.Reagan JWIIoilal election." · : leads tlaere liii1qly today,IICCIJnl-· New ~nct II,another man«. 1ng to Rollins, and no Det•wxrat bas Maaadllletti ·and Rbode ToJand I e\'B'Willl the Wb!te Houlewllboutlt. both heaYIIy Det!IOCI atle, are jUIIt ''We're mucb sb" a (lu Texas) abDul O'iio •""" to Moudale. 'lbe 1haD WI! antlclpatal." he sald, Reagan caqlalgu wDI Ullltl!Uirafe tbwgbheaddedltmuldgeclose. "I 011 CQnwo:ttwt, Maine, VetiiMit expect1Dwlnlt." and New Hamplbbe. Rzagan lsti')'IIW1DIOIIdlfy'l'exas AltllouRb tlie.r bave a Rtp+llrpn early with a trip there WeQ!esday, bNIIJb~ Vet OWl and Maine are VIce Ptehl1111 Gaq!! Busll, a 00illldeii4 lillllllletlrou ......... Texan. 1s trawllaiiD tour dtll!s 1n ct IIIICh 111111!!1 •IICid rain and the the state 011 -r..tay and Wedne5- n!Ciear hale. The ClUilp8Jp day, m•IJ&gwllharallywtthtbe bl!lleves It will carry both of tbeln, pri>efdeniii!AIIIIIa but onty aner a hard IIPl Wblle ~; s II E'Jil)eCted to do Delaware, whlc!l has never voted very wdl In 1t1e Weet. as he <lid In lortbe la!erlna l*eBidenttalrace; Ia 1!81, Rolllnlllld Mood•Je may try considered a "small state jlliot lty . to capbue0reaon and WaablngtDu. lorusaudiihlnkwe'relngoodshape "<k'l¥mtl•llll!ral11atest1Pvery there," the stra~ said. beavlly ICaiTi4 by lbe receuton," u.; ' ~ Solidarity criticizes amnesty 'gesture' trade union lour years ago, said that without Independent Jamr move- ments, . the amnesty would be meanlngless. OH, WE UAD BIG HOPESI AND 51/E TRAINED .HARD •••. ' . . The news of the amnesty com. clded with tiJe 40tli annlvenary of the Ccmmunlst takeover of areas ol Poland liberated from Nazi occupation by the Soviet army during World War II. . sUr ff oaSN'T .lfEAN IWJCH NOM •• ~the Soviet blocdigullarles at annlversary ceremonies was · Soviet Premier Nikolai 'Ilkhoi!OY, tbe hJebest-rauklng Kremlin leader ID v1a1t Polalld since the birth of SOIIdartty In August 198), News cohference · I I t ' WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reeaan wW hold a news . ouutl!i&::eat8p.m. EDT Tuesday, tbe Wldte HouJe aJIJIOUUCed today. It WW be the president's 26th ouutl!iaii.'e slna! he took oflla,>, ~ ., . �• 4 ' Mono.y, July 23, 1984 Commen qjv ROBERT L. WINGEtT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH General Manacer DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated .Pre88, lnlud Dollf Press Assocla· lion aacl the American Newspaper PubUsber Association. w- LETTERS OF OPINION are welcomed. T~ey sllould II< i - lbaa . . 1•1· AU l•ers ue s ubject to edltlacud mast be slped wl&ll Dame, addral and lelepltelle . . m~. No uns lcned letters wll be pubU.bed. Letters sboukl be Ia. 1001111 &Mae, addresalac tssues, not penoaalltla. GOP tries to breathe life into state tax ·issue Minority Republicans In the General Assembly are dljlglently trying to administer polltlcal CPR to debate over the90PI!l"a:tlt incOnie tax Increase enacted by Democr'ats and give it new llfe as a l:ampaign Issue. The degree towbtch they're successtul will be measured bytheresuhs of the November election for the Ohio House and Senate. Furor over the tax Increase which Gov. ~ Celeste rammed through the Legislature last year without a single R.epubllcan vote appeared .to reach Its zenith with last November's election at which a "used" by the "pUblic." . , · Only once before, In a rt;leaJ effort failed. . Now the GOP, which contends the tax Increase was excessively large,ls nytng to breathe new life Into the Issue by attacjdng Celeste's credillllty . aver the size of the state's budget SllllllUS. "Last November, the Celeste Administration opposed SET (Stop Excessive Taxation), l:alt now we find that they are just tor a dlfferi!nt kind of SET. ThelrklndofSE'l'couldbecalled: Spend, EncumberandTransfei, which results In Spending Everybody's Tax dollars," Senate Minority LeadeT Paul GWmor, R·Port Clinton, said. . ~1 Thegovernor'sOfflceofBudgetandManagementsaystheflmdbalanCe ~ It reJuses to use the word surplus-was$$.2 million at the June:Jiencl of the old fiscal year. Republicans contend It was at least $439.4 million. In fact, the surplus Is probably somewherelnbetween.Andexcepttorlts value as a political Issue, It's a comparatively smaD amount out of the .state's $8 billion budget. . WhenDemocratspegthesurplusat$95.2mllllon, they purposely exclude $55 million the General Assembly set aside for this faD's Income tax retuOOs to taxpayers. Also excluded: $1l5.9 million In surplus state lottery profits which legislators agreed to give to local sehools. . Republlcans-whojolneciDemocratslnsupportlngboththeretundand lottery bills -maintain thai the lllOII€Y ought to be counted as part~ the surplus. They say Jots of other money - S81 mllllon In uncounted lni:.une tax wlthhoidlngs for June and $48.4 mllllon In unrequested capital Jmprovernents spending, tor example - also ought to be figured Into the surplus to bring It to the $439.4 million level. Republicans may find neceptlve audience as they try to fan sffiolderlng antt·tax sentiment among voters. After an, 1.4 mllllon Ohioans voted to rePeal thetaxlncreaselastNovembercomparedtol.Smllllonwhovotedto retain it. .Wl}at 's an·expert? . What Is an ecooomlc expert? He or she Is a person who professes to know l:alt, based on the cum!Ut state of aHalrs, may really not understand what Is happening at an ... ... A person who can be wrong a longtime, and many times too, and stDJ retain a reputation as a person worth 11stm1ng to ... ... A person who Is ahnost always SlllllrlsedbY thestateoftheeconany, especially by Its continued strength In dellance of hls or her most recent forecast ·... "Experts" are taking their lumps these days, and not nlwa)ls gracefully, with some grumplly. conten!llng that econcmic events simply bave not cooperated with them, and that, In fact, they have conspired against them. .Instead, and for reasons not tully known, events seem to be coopet aUng with President Reagan, who Is enjoying an economic expansion that bas denied political opponents an Issue they fully expected would be)helrs. I! you go back just two years you can lind the experts on record with a popular forecast saying that any recovery would be mild and quickly aborted, and that Inflation would persist and then grow worse. One or the popular explanations for error Is that the experts COIICEIIlrated their analyses on too few factors. That Is, they falled to Include or couldn't give p~ weight· to the thousands of factors lm"Oived. CoipOrations, tor Instance, managed ro flnanre much of their expansion by using lntema.J.ly generated fUnds. and thus didn't need to compete with Uncle Sam tor credit, a tight that COU!dlndeedbaveahortedtt.eexpansion. And the oollar.remalned stronger than expected; conunodlty prlcesfell, allowing processors and manufacture~'!~ in tum to huld their prlces down; and wage demands were relatively mild. All helped forestall Inflation. Such an explanation- that the experts.weren't able to deal with all the . factors that make up a good fol"l'Cast- tends to fit thedl!flnltlonoi:lceglven by Nicholas Murrary Butler, a fonner president of Columbia Unlvershy. "An expert." said Bulle!', "Is one who knows more and more about less and less." Applying hls definition to the problems of economic experts today Y!ll mlght say Ibat they probably knew a lot, l:alt a lot about too Utile. But perhaps the root of tht> prolllem Is that ~nomic experts, ~ experts at making shoes, for example, really shoUldn't be expected to be correct at an, and that errors. and bad fits should be tolerated. It Is true, moreover, t!oat ~Is etten criticized as subjective and unscientific, and therefore m tt.e realm or "'Inion. More like law, perhaps, authorizes the state's houlllnl au- ' thority to COilde!nn ~ para>ls ~ prtyately held Iantl aad til · transfer title directly to the teneDta at a price determined either by arbitration or by J11!8011alloil. U 1 lessee does not want to buy hlslat, the authority may lellll! the lot ar 91!1111 to ~ e~. • When the 1967 ~ was chllllllnp!d In feeler~ courts JUt u.s. Court of Appe,ala unconstitutional. Slid Court: Tbeaelconslltullf attempt on the part of tblt HawaD to tllkethe Jpftv'8tePI'(!.!l of .(\ and transfer to B B's private use and bl!lieftt.'' 9th Ctrcutt was exactly right. The Constitution says flatly, In language too clear to require lllucll , Interpretation, that ~ate prop. erty can be taken" by the IO'Weili· ment only for "public use." This Ia the power of .eminent domain. It Is exercised constantly for the con. structlon of hlghw•YB.\ "Choooa, public parks and public hlllld!n.. tbat ts, for things that actually are ~!IM ATHENS - WeUston's Charlie Lindauer was a one-man wrecking .crew as be nearly slngJe.hancledly defeated Meigs 9-5 to oust the local American Legion nine from Eighth DIJtrlct Tournament action here · Sunday. Undauer, the Tri·Valley COnfer· ence's baseball Most Valuable Player/ went three·for·three with ' \WO doubles arK! a · booming home run aver the lettfleld lence, drove In l - · 'KI6HT11R£ IS W\W' ~ ~V£5 Nt£D! -'WI• (AN Iff Gil' A~ XKSoN?' _..,.._ p•Ipe1•me · sch em· · ,..e .....-.. · · · J case.. ,, ,. ,, . .' k Ande . rson " ------------------------- · WASHINGTON -sen. Mark 0 . Tsakos and hls American partner, Hatfield, R.Ore., whose re-electlcin ·Joe Rosenbaum, a friend.of Casey effort ts supported by peace and and a former Intelligence ~t. on nucle-ar-freeze groups, has used his tile tdea for a. pipeline across considerable Influence In Washing· Central Africa from the Red Sea to ton to promote an oil pipeline theAtlantic.Thlswoulclal!owSaudl project hatched by an International Arabia to ship Its oil to the United anns merchant. States without having to send It Hatfield, chairman of the Appro- through the Persian Gulf. _ prtatlons Committee, has continued Shipley said be disengaged from hls helpful efforts even after being. the project wllen he learned or warned that the Greek munitionS Taskos' alleged criminal record In dealer, BasU Tsakos, had a ciiml· Greece: Shipley gave Hatfield an nal record. In fact, Hatfield's Intelligence report, contained In string-pulling OCCurred at the very CIA flies and marked "strictly time tbat Taskos was trying to sell conflclenttaJ." )Vhlch summarized attack helicopters to Iran from hls material t.lken from Greek govern· . Washington ofllce, In apparent ment flies. .violation of U.S. law, according to a Tsakos "was given a sentence of documentobtalnedliymyassoclate impdsonment. for '45 dayi! for Corley Jobnson. withholding and pilfering of I have also learned that other (•}reek) government fringe benet· well·known Waslilngton figures, Its and funds," the report stated. It> Including CIA . Director William said he als& was Sl!lltenct'd to jail In Casey, were Involved with Tsakos' Athens for the ·•stealing of foreign . funds." pipeline scheme. Hatfield was Introduced to Tsa· The reportalo;oaccuseilTsakosof kos about two years ago by Carl dealing in "black :narket" anns Shipley, a prominent Washington · through a Geneva c=pany. and or attorney and former member of the .exporting antiques lllegaL'y. The Republican National Committee. report also ~ Tsako!l hlis used Shipley had been working with . . forged passports for hls- arms tlon. The three men bad dlOner In dealings In Europe, Saudi Arabia, the Senate-dining room, acc<ll'dlng Egypt, Arg:;>ntina and other to sources. .Hodel saw that · the countries. . ,., pipeline proJect~ gtven cah!tul None of this, apparently, de- evaluation, but .thj! Elll!iliY DePart· •I terrecl Hatf'.el!l. The two men and ment staff didn't think It was Wurth ' their wives soctallzed regularly at · pursuing. 1 <• .. private cjlnners In Tsalws'. Water· Hatfield allo llned up an appoint· gate apartment and the Hatfield ment for Tsakos wltll EliXIlll home in Georgetown. In a lengthy President Howard Kaufflnaan In lnleivlew with my associate, Hat· New York. A company spoliesman '· field said. he became Interested In said Kauffmann met w!tli Tsalals the arms merchant's trans-Africa only becall&e Hatfield had asllied, jipellne project as an alternative to l:alt that the pipeline project bas Jllit possible U.S. mUitary action In the been given seri9W1 consideration by ·Middle East. Exxon. ' Hatfield confronted Tsakos with Last NOV!!mber, Hatfield cjtsthe derogat9ry lnfo:mation. Tsakos cussed the plpeilne project with the reportedly was furious, told Hat· president of Slldan, Mohammed field tbe · report was false and Gaafar Nlmetrl, whli was vlllltlnl . producedca document that showed Washington. Nlmeii1 promlled to be bad only or.e minor traftlc meet with Tsakos and the pipeline violation. , rqx esentatlve In Sudan, where the Hatfield .asked ·Ills attorney to · pipeline would !!(art. · · check out Tsakos, 8nd was told that Hatfteld outllnecl hie dlscuaslon hew~ "clean." . wlthNimeii11na~~Clll Meanwhile, Hatfield used his Senate stationery, adclreUed to clout on Tsakos' behaH. He phoned Tsakos. Tsakos sent tbe Jetter back Energy Secretary Donald Hodel and asked the ienator to re-acldreu and asked him to give Tsak011 and • It to the Trans-African Pipeline Co. his plpeUne project personal atten· Hatfield ~: ·• \ . "' 5 ' lallowtnc I .... 9 loel to McArtliut Ia play !JailirdQ. MASON - 1 Harrisonville and "cinderella" Rlltland wlll battle for the Big Bend gony League Tourna· ment championship at Middleport Tuesday at 7) ?1:1 p.m. after a tuU sll!te of weelrend action that saw upsets or bqih Bidwell and Alex· ander In ,the semi-finale here 1 Sunday. ' ., . • W!;!ekendhctlon saw Pt. Pleasant Lions nip ,f,1ason Merchants 10.7, Harrisonville edge Mason 64, Alexander squeeze past Eastem 1-4, Bidwell nip Pomeroy 3-1, Rutland !l'lt Pt. Pleasant Uons out 3-2, and, In semi-final round play, Harrisonville upset Bidwell 7-6 and Rutland u~ A)exander 16-10. rn· a prcllmlnary game before ~y·s championship, BldweU w1ll play ~der tor third place In the ciJI!SOiatlon game, scheduled to begin at 5:30p.m. ....,_.. J8, Me~l+enCa 7 S. HaJI '/Vas the wiiiJIIng pitcher ancl J. Hepry the loser. Lions' ~Hers Included R. Borclman with two singles and a double, K. KllllngwotlhaslngleandbOmerun, R. Fru~h two singles, and S. HaD, P. Evlck, 8I)d K. Doss each a single. For Mason. R. Keams bad a double and trj.pl!!. ij.tMarshall a slijgie and triple, ,l>,, l;lenry· twQ-singtes, R. Redman and c. Jewell each . a double, and T. Henry and4. Miller singled once ll!ICh. llllniloa\'llle 6 , Muon 4 ' 1 Hendctcks was the wlnnlpg Chapman. . Bidwell S F01uete) I .. Pomeroy Ol!thJt the tournament favorite 74, but left 14 men stranded. T. Holateln the wtnner Rocld HaJTison suf. fered the lcillll. Bidwell's bitters · WI!J'Il H!Jisteln. S. Glaal:alm, M. Wickline, and A. Howard with one single each. FOI" PoilW:Juy. Corbitt had a single and double, G. Fleldl was while doubled,and~T.H)'III!Il.T. Fields and Rex Ha.aY an 11ng1es once. R.J119"" au.. ! Rutlancl's Paul Dalley fired a two-hitter and fanned 11 batters to Ptck up the win. Boi-dman was the .. ..'· ..'·'.. ... .... . Despite being :.Nershadowed by Llnd~uer's performance, Meigs' centetftelder Scot Gheen had a day to remember at the plate. The Meigs lad had four hits, Including two h<lme runs and two singles. Gheen d:11led a two-run shot In the ' .· '. l:lagen hurls Athens Legion to 1-0.victory .. .. .- ATHENS - Ohio University· batter while strtklng out eight. bomld Kevin . "Hagen hurted a Lancaster's lett·handed Mike Cotte-. four-hit shutout as Atheps .upset :111 nearly matched Hagen on the JdCIIIY·touted Lancaster, 1.(11 to mqund as "he fanned eight and remain the or.ly •:l1deteated team In . walked three. Logan, who waltzed through Eighth District American Legion Sunday's action with 15-1 and 16-5 T01JJ"714ment action here Sunday. Hagen, who ha8 signed a lull· cakewalks over McArthur and iostlng. Hltten tr Rutland included scholarship as a rltchl!r-outflelder Wellston, DOl'!' will take on Lancas· doubles by MJcbael Bartrum and tor Ohio's Boi.Jcat baseball team, ter today at 6: :JI p.m. on the Slason wbile Nonnan and Joey allowed Gilly one runner as far as Trautwein field. Winner advances team. ..·• . :J , Snyder each singled. Kllllnpworth third boise and walked t•ll one to the cliamplonsiJ!p at 5:30p.m. at Ltitescore: ' " :. · Trautweiil. · and K. Doss had the Lions' only two Mei)!II ... ..... .. ...... .......... 02) liD OID-5 7 2 ' ~; . A second game, to be played Wellston .......................:m 101 O'bo-9 lO 2 . • ' . hits, both singles. Traneactions Thomas iLP ) and Riffle. Williams (WPI. • ?~ ~ Thursday at same time and place, · ~7 Lindauer (8) , and RJce, Newman (7). · ., J- ., ~ ~ would only be needed If Lancaster .,., Bidwell 1 ........:IMIL ,...,.. j • • wins Wl!(lnelday. ' Bldweti outhlt Harrl.sonvtlle li;-5, . "'' •• •·'I • Rellulle of ~ent Play but the Melg!l CounttanS hllllg on for ~0 u:·-;;:~,:."" ~ Friday the win 1n the tournament's moat Club c.dlrGII. ""' "'· "'T........ oe '"" ""., i ~·... ., ·•,J.,_ Athens 5 Glouster 4 (10 Innings) exciting gaine to date. Hendrir.!!S ~ ._~· .._ • Weliston by forfeit over Logan. ' . was the wtnntng pitcher while 8,:.!:.'!~.!'~= Warday Bidwell's ace A. Howard ~red ""· ....,.,.., ......."'>, McArthur 3 Meigs 2 the loss. Hitting safely fer the ~ :.P~~·•orc;: '. . Athens 7 Wellston 2 \\llnners were Haning with a double h:111ca.t '"-"'· • rf'1·r• . . ·, Lancaster 11 McArthur 0 and home run, 1Ja.mtt a single and -~' ..~ I ' Logan 12 Glow.ter 7 double, and Hendricks added a C!.EvEt.oo> BRDWNS-Walv"' Jim 8mMiey single. HoiJteln led Bidwell with _,. - · RldiFnl - · Wellston 9 Meigs 5 -Mo:Camlllllllll · ando.n.... · CurtiF- two doubles, D. Callban. Glasal:alm - J<8o Logan 15 McArthur 1 and A. Howard all bad two singles ::. .. ~ :'~ ' '1 ' Logan 16 Wellston 5 Practice each, and Howard, R. Welsh and s. Flld "l1llllw - . t1a11t 1011. - . ~ <·. ... Athens 1 Lancaster 0 Before .t he Easton an singled once. ~·~ SMCIIICiay Internal L T::a R..,e,. II A1eu1i1er 18 . ' - - · ", .....,_ · • ! _ ,. Logan vs. Lancaster Rutland _,....._. OUt 17 hits .to p H I LADE L p H I A Ret~enNe .....-.~ E.mn., ' ' . Wto' HhJ Serolce oust one ot IOir.mament's premier HOM"..,.. ('l.'buncla7 If D II ded) teams, Alexander. Bartrum was "';' ~ s 8 u R 0 8 Athens vs. Lancaster-Logan the winner while Mark Chapman · mn.ms-w.- . . winnet". ' suffered the lois. lading the ·"·r~,•·' Rutland hit parade were Hying - ; " - .....-. ..-. ,,.:., w1th two doubles auct a lingle, Oller wo PIIANC!ICXI-..w- Cnl r .. " a '' , three singles,. Stuon and Snyclei: :::~.':.*!;s IIOW STOCKING ' each aslngle and double, Bartrum, '":;.. BAY ~ . • ~-f'.. • ~E.Malnll. Jack Ntnnan, and Sboemalrer . Dmd~.--.to·-Pont.roy, OH . each bad two ~~ng~es, and'Norman -. _. EBERSBACH HARDWARE . H.R Block Office locallooT•' . . ,.. ... Lt. a single. Mike Cbapman led --~ 110 W. lllln Po•roy, OH. ,PH. 992-3796 • ,___ .._with two home_,_ and £:DM0N1U1 ~ • PH. 992-2111 . a~NQ single, Allman bad a home · - - run ,.: ~~~;--==·;•;==;~~~;·~--;;";w~wm;;•;L~~~::::::::::::::::::~JL~::~::::::::::::::~ · ··: and double, Mark Chapman a ./~ double and triple, and Walsh a pony loop title pitcher and Lloyd IIUffen!d the lois. Hitters tor Han1Jonvllle were Wllltaml, J . ~and Hall with two stnp!l each and Barrett and Hendrlckl each aalngle; Van Meter led Malon with a single and double while· Uoyd and Starcher each doubled, Hawkins tripled and l'ucker, · Zu•pan and Decker all .singled. ,. ' AJex•~ 7 Elllltenl 1 A pitcher's dual developed as winning hurler Mark Chapman fanned 12 8nd walired. only one. Eastern's Eel Olllln• tanned 13 and walked three. Mark Chapman allo led the winners at tbe plate with a single and double while J . S\lmmerl, Mike CbaPman and ,Walsh all singled once apiece. Hitters tor Eastern were singled by Clifton, Jeff Calclwell, Komer and ' second to tie the game at 2·2, then. ' d:11led another over the left1leld fence In the eighth lor Meigs' final run. ,.. The Wellston win was short·llved, " " however, as tJie Jackson Countlans later were eliminated by. Logan, .,,, '· 11).5. Logan, Lancaster, and undefeated Athens are only three •''· remaining teams. ,,•' ·· Williams had nine whiffs, walked '. seven, and hit a batter before giving • ,. way to Lindauer In the eighth. . :: Lindauer fanned all six batters he :: :: faced, including tour tn the ninth as one reached on , a dropped third :. strike. · • ,. Meigs' Dan Thomas went the ,. route tor Meigs and fanned 11 "" batters, but Jsslllid an uncharacter· lstlc nine base on balls.· ;; Meigs hitters Included Gheen's '· four-for-tour, Thomas added. two . singles, and Jay Carpenter bad one single. Wllllams aided his own • J~ cause with a single and triple f9r • .,.;.: Wellston. - ' Sunday's loss le!t Meigs with a • '· ::: 1984 mark of 9-25. Brighter ...• ' •, final ' fortunes appear In sight, however, as next year's team wOIInclude all . but fow players from the preeent , ".':· ":. . H~son~Ue, Rutland ~eet. • .f' ~ r;:==;;;;;;:::;====:;;;; - . o:;::· • • I ,..<;::; Dependability Peace of Mind c. ""'""a...- · . .. -·· =-:; 0o-.. .. .. .. ~ ~ 1\odd- - ·to • ==...*":"·,.::-'gp.,'""'w!;! =w.:.:. = 1• 1 - . • ,. '1 ' BOOKKEEPING . . SERVICE . 1 ~ BICYCLE PARTS . . .. . ,ilngle. .! , ' 'r't ...... 1 ." r1 . are • fl •.. ••...'• Miloi AMBRJCAN LEGION TEAM - 'nle 111M Me131 r An181tcea Leala b nhlll ~ eCJII'J' led Ill - - wl&ll 9 • • _ . •u• • f'kl!.ued 1. hn 111ft, ere a ' t,... eCJIIdll"ni* GlleM; liead liOidl JMk Welller; .Jaddo! Welrer, Trey . ..' ' Nk* ....., ...,. e 1' • Kfttl • 1 , .,_ n.nw,D '8w ' . ', ....... .8;'1 ,Pu1Dtl8, 'lliiiJ Bille, 1117 Cea; 11 . .n ' n a Aft S&olwL Ball~teros claims 1984 British Open .. ._Y."4..-. ...-·r Il I;;..., ' 1 ... .:,... ·- < • The Daily Sentinel 'l,...• .. ...'"!.~· ' •. '"'• i (ll81'11..., .t Dhlllle ef MM' "•, lee. ..·. Berry's World . .• . . v:-: . J. ' .. ., . ., .. ·~ " e,.., l, ;:•t',, -- ....Of ..• • .. ~ '· . F ..u The older voter Today .in history . ..... '. . . \ l ' Will the toes tbat trip Ronald off flnanctally than they were In lived lOng enough io see many other longer tban men's. a slpUICant Reagan on hls second run for the 1981. Older voters are tired of politiCianS come and go to forget number of voten over w White House belong to members ;,t worrying !M'I' whether or not their this Is the same man who promised women. It Is not only the youncer his own generation? According to a Soctal Security checks wfll be cut by a balanced budget for 1982. When women who sufter from the poltcle' recent poll by the Washington Post some sudden w111m of an admlnls· you ba ve lived six decades and and rhetoric which created the - ABC, that is exit emely likely. tratlon bent on cutting fllllndngfor more. yQII begin to look on political administration's Infamous "eencler The poll showed the president social programs. · promises with a jaundiced eye! gap." The older womet\ have . : l1llllllng well behind his Democratic Financial matters aMc~E:; older Senior CiHzens have tbe best suffered· most from dllcrlmlnation · : opponeot with voters over 60. . voters are geoel'alll( better In· voting reoord of any other segment !n the work place and from laws The reasons for the antipathy of formed and more actiVe In the of tlie population of the United tbat lntruded.on women's penonaJ · the olcler voters tb the president are political process than their younger States. In the presldentliU elecUon freedom. · rot hllrd to find. All during ·IllS first rounte-rparts. They are not 110 easily In l9lll one-fourth of an the voters The Reagan adnilrllalr!ltion Is 1;, term. be has proVen that be Is no fooled by. a genial face and a were oveF60. Because women's life gynonymous with 'Chauvinism! friend to the poor and most older persuasive \'Oice. 'lbl!y are 11101"1' expectancy Is about seven years Americans are poor when ctin· apt to remember tbat RooaJd pared to younger generations. Reagan has had over IJII'ee years to Those who are retired are depend· prove that he Is a trielld to the ent on the government to provtc1e environment as he JIIJW c1a1m11: lie them with thenecessldelofllfethey w&s th~ man who appolntoPd J811ll!1 earned during their working yea"S. Watt dc,d Ann Burfm"d to hnportant In the course of bulldlng up the posts in his calliuet and who than s..ience. ..' blllated Defense Department, this recenUy appointed a dllcredlted administration bas reduced ITI(lS\ Ann Burford to 81111tber impr18Dt ,. fli'OIII"am& of partinJlar be!leflt to P.nviionmental ·office. Y!!t 1111' Is ,!1 theelderly poor. Theybaveilrougnt . making an effort to eatabllsb II mluctlons In SoctaJ Security ber.ef· himself as an envtronrnentallt. T'oday Is Monday, JUly 23, the :16th day of 19114. There are 161 days left In Its. Treasury Secretary Donald Hardly a day page wtt110ut a the year. , Repn n!Celltly blnted at further televls.lon shot of him ebedd!ng ' Today's hlgbllght.ln hlstoly: cutbacks If the president Is re- crocodile te~ over 10111e _..boaOn July"23, 1914, Austrla·H~ary Issued a list of demands to Serbia In elected. mental disaster his lldmlnlltration · the form of an ultimatum following the ••sa•slnatlonofArcbduke Francis They bave al8o Increased older policies helped to ca~~~e. Older Fenllnand by a Serbian lei 1<4 lsl The dispute led to World War I. Americans' sbare or the burden of voters bave the exper1e11ce to On this date: their ml!dlcare costs and tightened separate shadow fi!Dm 1111»1aooe! , In 1821, WDUam·Austln BUrt of Mount Vemm,,Mich., received a patent rules on their right to represerita· This Is an Election Year! The tor his "typograpber," an early version of the typewriter. don through the Legal Services administration hu ·appareidly al·, In 1886, New York City saloonkeeper Steve Brodie claimed that be had Corp. 'l'bolle over W who are still . loted a certain period qt time eo try jiUIIpl.'ll off the Brooklyn Bcldge Into the East River. working bave suffered from to cancel out their ilnl or .....hi In 19&5, FnD:b Marshal Henri Peta!n, who bad ,beaded the VIchy chanaes 1n the tax iaWJ. AD t11011e lri and commission tbll lint lmn In Gaw!nttnmtdurlngWorld WarD, was put on trial, cbargedw!th betraying the idper tax bracketll have office. Last week It wu ~ 1 ce, tbll F'rltna!. . receM!d a thn!e-year tax windfall week the eDvlronment IIJid .xt In 1ll5l, Hl!m1 Paaln died. from the 5-J0.10tax cut pasaed early week SOillethln& elle. We ~ In llllll, Queen Elizabeth named the first four wtmen to peei'llg'e In the In Reagan's first year, thole Clt12Jens will have our tin In tile Hou!le rl Lords. . ~ eemtng $10,(0) a year andlellll are llmelleht. 1 don't know wbllt be will ; C> ......., .. ,.., Ten years ago: The mDitary rulers or Greece announced they had paying a year!)' average of $390 Jli'OlDbe Ul but believe- h will be I decided to tum the nation back to clviHan ~ after ~ years or more In taxes, act'OI'dlng io. a ' done with an the penu~~~~~ve ~~y~e "lfY bMiavtor ,.,'l 'aberrent' .,.,.,.,. dlctaklnlllp. Congressional Budget Ofllce re- and slncerlty'.only •II!JIId aetDr CliD BOQY ELSE'S BEHAVIOR IS A8!RffANTI" Five years aao: Theodore Bundy was convtcted of the ms ll1lll'ders or· port,.No wonder Ollly 36 Jll!la:tit of mlllfer. Somehow, I doubt that ;, Usa Levy and Margaret Bowman, two wmll!ll at Florida State UIIIYerslty. voters over W say they are better J1lally wW be COIMll1ed. We 111ft ' . . eo w 1 Tue~day for • ·ln,10!111ng slum · clearena: In the District of ~umbla, hu the Supreme ·Court authorbied the taking of land from Own\!r A to be transferred to Owner B. In tbat, case, a plauslbli! rationale could be constructed In the name of !l'lbUC health and !l'lbllc safetY. Justice Douglas, ~ng tor the dwelled. upon such considerations as sanitation and physical attractiveness. ' No such conslcler'ltlons were present In Hawaii. The iegiAJatnrs simjlly decided that It was morally wrong for so few to own so much. JOC ' mNY ~ Wtea a nilcht) cut, butCllllla., a. .,.melD" e_e' HI '•lode • adlon at~ Melp bowed outS ._,,willa N emp&y • c;oun, ··" five runs, and with Meigs having the tying run on second with one In the eighth Inning, came In to relieve Jim Williams and proct!ecled to fan six consecutive batters to end the · game. II)' kEII'B WISECUP 8ei1t111d 8tell Writer I WASHINGTON - The most Moines.. All these \ll"e lnte~tlng oroiJaopoly,was~enmorelntense troubling case of the Supreme cases. than those figures would Indicate. Court's rea!llt term did not arise In · But the court's opinion(){ May :JI Elchteen of the 72 private owners Tennessee, Iowa or Massachusetts. In Haw&ll ltouslng Authority v. actually held 40 percent ~ the land. It arose In Hawaii, where the high Mldklfl carried ominous lmpllca· On Oahu, 22 private citizens owned court twisted the · meaning or tlons for the sanctity ol private '12.!! pjoTcent of the land. Over the "pubUc use" beyond recqgnltlon. propetty. First the facts: From the years a practice had developed by .I t ts aslonlsblng that so little lime Polynesian Immigrants which the l'WJief"S leued lr8Cts for atten~n has been paid to the settled In the Hawaiian Islands. tesk!efttlal and commercial con· Kawau case. Most commentators land historically haJ been held In structiOn. ' -rm.nts owned their hilve concentrated on the court's 'relatlv!!ly few bands. First the houses but they le&sed their lancl.ln holding In the rna!ter of the tribal chiefs held title; then the 1967, Hawaii's leelslature con· Metnphls firefighters; observers Hawaltan monarchs held title. At cludeQ this was a bad thing - that have dwelled upon the ildmlsstblllty the time Hawaii became a ·state In the o11aopo1y •• eW'ed the market In of i!vldence In a Boston murder 19f.l9. the $late and federal govern~ real, property, lnOated pr~ces· and trial; they have dehated the ments ownecl49 percent of the land - "Injure<,! the ll'l~ tranquility and Miranda rule as It applled to the and '12 private owners held 47 welfare." statement of a murderer being percent. Thus emerged the state's Land taken from Davenport to Des This c:oocentratlon of ownershp. · Refonn 1\ct of 1961. The law Tha Daily Sentinaj- Paga 3 Wellston eliminates Meigs · ~gion from· tou~ey, 9 to 'S ·When 'public .use'· isn't-~-~--J_ames_J_,K__.;ilpa=--tric_k . """""'._-r-........ o::::~..... 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The ones aaadlld ground the antenna property and get some, to poles. And the ones iUaChed to yaur hOuSe. bOdV to helP you, . 5IOflal aoltroryou. If you can't IIIIa pow• line frOm a phone And remerriber: Ladders dQn't mix anv line. don't ...,..Ill lilt It _.dlar, , better with pawer unes than do antennas. OHIO POWER COMPANY ..., . .. .."' ' "' ' .. ... • :>. .. ,· 'J , o .. . '' •• ---- ----- -- - · - - ·~--- -~- ~ --···-,-···--··· -·· �4 The Doily Sentinel ftag I PomeiO)' \)lkland (Bun11 H~ (BUttber 7-61 , Ull AMERK'AN UWlVE , [lieaQt lilt Oev@land. EAST DIVIliON M'- L Pt1. Gil ~29 m .e- .tw J8 5.1 l!aJtlm<ln> lb;tm Cbl<""" MiMeotiiAl .6 Texas 9. .m .CiS .w :llh Sth f;lf.l ..0. 10 SU.n!Q"• Gamm Billtl.rmre 4, Kansas Ctty 3 Chicago 4, Cle\leland 3 S, New York 2 Bostoo 16. Ca1Uornia t ~ Dmdt 7, Texas & Seatue 9, T~XU~to 3 Sunlb.l"l GIPMS Detrnlt 2. Texas 0 CleveLand t , C'l\icago 1 Nl'W York 6, M1nnEsctB !I Kansas Ctty & Baltlm:lre 4 . · ,, lbston 3, CallfOrnla 0 Oakland 5, MUwallkee 4 'fu-onto !1, Sealtloe 3 MonciQ'I Games Tmlnto (l.eall1·2 and Goll :J..tl at Kan· M!i Ctty (Black 1().8 and WUL!I 0-ll. 2. Jt-n) Detroit tMorrts 12-Eil at Cleveland "t atyleo.-en 9-3), (nl Seattle (Moore 4-8) a t Callfornla tWtn 1().7), (n\ New Yor)C (Guidry 8-7 1 at MDwaukee (Suitoo 8-8), tn) Ba.ltirrn'e (Boddlcker 10-8\ al Texas (Maser! 6-8), Oakland at Minnesota. jll\ Toronto at KIWU City, (n) Seattle at Calllcrnla. tnl NA110NAL LFAG\JE EAST DIVIJION - New York Chicago (II) Scioto Downs results COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -GY!lW Ben moved frOm third near the top of the stretch to ootpace the opposition In Saturday's featured ninth race at . , Sclof(> Downs. ' Gerald Boolonyer drove the · 4-year-old gelding to his second ; victory in three .weeks in a , career·bestl: 56 4-5. Gypsy Ben paid ~16.40, $6.411 and $5.81. Tahoe Bob W L Pblladelphla 56 5t 53 .. St. Louis 47 47 .. , Plrtslalrgh 42 56 -al '¥f 41 ,. Pd.. Gil a - » -WI .... 2~ 31! 911 .e 10% .t29 16 WEl!'l;.DIVtiiON San DiegO '\... !16 40 .SJ - Atlanta Las Angeles 50 48 49 50 Hwstoo .e 47 41 ., 51 ST "' .81 10 .418 lG .3!11 18\1 C!nclnnad MllW&ukEt' 7, Oakland 4, 10 Innings ' By KEN RAPPOPORT Nf!W Ycrk at MDwaukle, HI!. Baltlmn al Tet.u. cnl 21.!h .SlO .500 1 .t95 llh f1 II 47 52 4& 54 43 $1 «>~ Ooklontl Sea" le Kansas Ciry · .511 l'f1n I .f79 'JJ% .MJM """""" cnJ Chicaeo at Ba!t('rl. fnl H~It 4fi tS 45 t9 New York 435ti MJ!wa41 M " ml' DIVJIION Callfomla 49 f7 48 48 - ·- ¥11uleocb C):tly can:a .::heduled II)' 'lbe A IIC!dll!~ .,.._ De<rolt Toronlo II san Francisco Samrda)"'• ~ Atlanta 5. Phlla~hia 3 Ctlicqo •• San F'rarldsoo ~ 11 Los Angelell. St 1411s, 1 San Oif!&o 6. Pittsburgh 4 New Yoric 2, CinCinnati 1 Morneal 4, HQustm 2 .510 :Monday, July 23, 1984 The Doily Senlinel- Psg Mets up division lead, win first seas~n .~· series from R.e ds in years; Padres split Scoreboard ... Majors Monday, July 23, 1914 MiddlepOrt, Ohio . 7 B% fnnll1l! &alq'aGunm ~ 5, PlttsWra:h t , 1St Rame Plttslm'gt! 3, San Diego 2, 2nd pme, 11 San ...,.,., · Phlladelphia 6, AUanta 2 St. Louis 7, LIJil Arlgl!les 6 N8' York 7, ctndnnatl 6 san Franctsco u , Chicago 5 Hwston 6, McX!treal 1 Molwby'a Gamee st. Louis (Horton r.. l l .at NE'Y,I York s-n. (TerTell !nJ . Chk9i0 ISutcllft'e &-11 at Phll8delplia (~ .Hl,! n l ~ ·sarnes scheduled JnotherNLactlon,SanPie&Obeat plate, tile world champion Orioles Pittsburgh 5-1 in tile opener of a doubleheader before tile Pirates took tile nlghicap J..21n ulnn~nW~; Philadelphia stopped Atlanta 6-2; are just so many pigeons. Thl! catcher with a double, biple SlilrleySopllerwuwelcomedlnto · was noted that the nmnlnatllW cmunlttee of C'.arolyn Saller aqd Faye Wlglns wiD meet and rcpll't ~etlJodlst Church Womea. at the 1II!Xt meeting. Thl! birthday rl 'lbe Rev. Steve Neilan p ve Betty BlackwoodwasnOO!dandfllr 81"10e· Therewau trfbutetothelate the p11Ji111111, ITII!IIIbenl gave read· LllllanHe'llllru••byHIIde Yeauaer IDP and told ofbeautltulllglit.llhey whc.dteci lbed he!' u onewllowlll be have_.. rernembentd 1br hrr lclridneU and Attending besides thole named eoterf alnlng waya. To conclude her were Hale Ami Jenldna, r Dilen ' tribUte, Mrs. Yl'llllm' Jed the group Napper, Kathleen Scott, Mary Kay In theD'dP.llllm. Roush, Sandi Hawley, MaryN-. Ewtyn Holkll. pai!llldeut. reed 0u1st1e and IlonDa Neilan, Mlr· '"11ieu Laugh" to 01*1 the bullnell garet Green, Edith SINon, Huel meetlui.Ofllcen'l\!portlwregiven Wyncoop, ·Erma Rouah, and May a,nd 411aliutln calla were~- It Holter. membenrblp at the recent annual p6cidc r:l the Foreat Rwl United 'YI!en JOHN A. WADE, M.D., -Inc. Specialty Graphics VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAt ALLERGIST lliddl~port, T-Shirts, C~ps, Ohio Jackets, Etc. . SPECIAL PRINTING FOR YOUR • ' SPECIAL NEEDS 614-992-7626 was second, returning $10.40 and '$7.81, and third-place Flying Fa· · shlon pall! $5.00. Forest Run United Methodist Women conduct recent mf!eting agalnsttllemlast year. \ "ThingS like tbat happen. You can't explain It," sald Royals and twoslngl~. tumedinblSsecQnd Manager Dick Howler. ''"nne ()rt. four-hit game against the Orioles in oleS probably have the lJelit five. St.4lulsnlppedl.osAJI&Ieles7-6and three days Sunday to help thi! · manrotationintheleague.Butooe HoustonstoppedMontreal6-1. Kans.1 s.CityRoyalstoan84vlctory thing Is the fact that Slauaht Is Strawberry's homer olf reliever averBaltlmon.. startingtohlttheballwellaJ1!2we've Keefe Cato, 0-1, gave tlle visiting Slaugl!t reached base 12 tln)es In- been playtna Baltimore. he's Mets a 7-5 lead and helped them 16 plate appearances over .the swinging.~ bat well, Ill' atn hit withstand a ninth-inning homer by weekend as the Royals took three anybody. Reds. . the Reds' Gary Redus ott Jesse out o( tow· froin the Orioles. Slaugh! "I just I ,knew wny Slaugh! "I just think lt's;tlme to get myself Orosco. . . ts hitfuig .257 overall tbjs'season, .457 decided to hot against ua," rued into a groove where I can help this Reliever Tom Gorman, 2-0, against .the Orloies. He batted .529 Baltimore M4J~ag,er Joe Altobell\. baliclub win. We're in a pennant earned thevlctorYdesp!teglvingup :-;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;:;::;:;;;;;::~;t~;:;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-. race now, andlt'slmportantforme a two-runbomertoDanDrlessenln I to dowell," said Strawberry, whose the seventh that tied the g~ 5-5. .NEW-MAPLE CHESTS heroics gave the Mets a 2%-game Mels starter Ron Darling struggled lead in the National League East l,hrough the s1x innings, scattering over the ChlcagoCubs, ll-51osers to four hits and walking seven, but left San Francisco. wttl! a 5-3 lead. TheMetshavewonl3ofthelrlast The loss dropped tile Reds 16 16games, going17-4in the month of . games below .!ro!nfif:hplaceinthe July for an overall 55-37 mark. The NL West. last time the Mets were 18 games " "This teamjusthastorea!lzehow over .!ro was June 1972. It was also good It can. be, but they have a the first time tn fleYeral years the tendency to give in," Cincinnati Mets have been able !_o win the Manager- Vern RaPP said. season series against the Reds, taking nine out of 12 outings this AnK1ican League year. When Dcir• Slaught steps to thii AP Sports Writer Danyl Strawberry says he's "not madattlleCincinnatiReds." ltonly seems that way. . TheNewYorkMetsout11elderhas hltl5bomerunsso farthlsseason and six of them have been against Cincinnati, including Sunday's tworun blast in the eighth Inning that powered a 7-6 biii!Ylph over the AFTER 5 P.M. United .Methodist Women . . prepare for bicentennial festival A replri em thewperlaiii!IVIcelat the. RQck Sphip fah1lrounds In * early mls8loriarlet r:l the MelldW church wbo arrived In IDdla ID cDelvancl'r:ltheblcentennlalr:lthe and of their role there - - Mil. United MetbDdilt Chwdi IYU given Edwanls alai talked about tile at the recent l1ltletillg of the United Fellowshp ol the Le8lt Cola wlik!li Methodist WCipl!li ol the Panewy · IUids womeii of 63 countrtel. working In one CIJIIli1IOii callli! tor Chul'ch. ' peace, It Wal noted that In addition to the evenlligaervics, aprayerandBible sillily -.lou Y/al held eadi New 2 Pc. E.A. Llv. Rm. Suite Rea. 1299.95 $}9995 's RICE SAVE 1100 I FURNITURE .. STORE 854 Second 446-9523 · 9:30-5:00 Gallipolis, Oh. Closed Thurs. . Crow, AmiN'r Well, Jod)' Bobbl aad leades' Aprl ·~~anna (8ee w'.dMhllll pbotGs and ...,. 011 pace 8) . Cl.BAN UP TIME - Mil Macwli .... ~ up liflerlluacb at Ita ' camplle. •••~c are Bed~)' Meier, 1 1 Ira R~. W-'1 Pad!, AmMMa Well, Elllba MewtAyt, S! w •• Wile, llhellaDnlre. Dvld'r • :a · picnic and It was voted to hold tiJI! Thl! August meeting w11l be llftemooo. Memben • were also ul!l!d to eet aalde • day for prayer tor tbe)'OIIIJI r:l the county. 1be92Dd tmtlltlay~ the PP<Oilllllli!I""'IIY clurdi wu oblerved SundaY will) the Rev. EIJeesiP. en.n, a b mer mlnllter, as tile guest tpeaker. Dor'othy DowiiJe Clnllcted the meetiDg glviDg devotloal on the picnic dinner at the cburcli 011 the regular meeting night, 6: ll p.m. tbtme~patrtotllm.Atolal~76sk:k N!a! Mrs, Evelyii Lucke li!M!d a dessert course. Return home . Leda Mae Kraeuter, Laura Mae 8lid Opal Elchlnli!l' have 81!11 lbutin visits were reported returned from Hdl8rt. Ind. wbl!re ~the month. they went for the funeral terVIcellrl , Mrs. Richard (Pat) Van Meter VJtpda Edwdrda preeented the Wednelday. Mrs. Van Meter~a PiiliJBIII entiQed ,.J'be Power of slster·l·law o1 Mrs. Nice and Mrs. ' God bi OUr Mldlt.•• She Jpoker:l the Elcldngei. Meigs G>unty . ·. personal · happenings . I • I ~ I . Mr. ilnd Mr. Robert Ashley of I Mr- and Mrs. Randy Sml~Jand •daughter, Ashley, Cllf; : ton, wrva. were recently In Akron • for tile surprise 5001 wedding ' anniversary observance otMr. and . Mrs. Wlibur HoOter at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bishop and , ; daug!Jter, Tracy. Other guests were Mr. aftd Mrs. JO!lepb Sen1an, Mrs. Ami Stacy and son, Vaughn, Akron, "and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duck·. worth of Middleport who spent the • weekend. Thl! llonon!d guests Letart Falls, OI)D ALL END TABLES AND COFFEE TABLES LOVE SEATS All At 30-. % 1/2 Off Prl J received several gifts. ". Mrs. Uncia Stalnaker and Child· c, ren, Mark and Julie, returned to l Port alarlorie, Fla., TliUrsdayatter vis~ here for the~ week with . her mcther, Mrs. MariP Chapman, . Harley and Jo Stalnaker, Paneroy, . · and her sister, Jo Hines and tamUy ' otBelpre. 'Calendar . I' '' .' .. -, -'' . '' ' ,,' ON SALE No BeHer Brand ·on The _•arket Toda,! . " • •~; ., M,ONDAY · ~Y -Organizational aU girls interested in Eastern Hlglt Scbool volleyball, =::6;llp.m. Monday In hl(lb cafeteria. meetlnli more per pack. = ' · RAC)NE sciKJol Flnt Vacatlori Bible Monlay at Racine Cbureh and runs from lbrough Aug. 1wllb cia 6: ll tb 8: ll p.m. each evening; cJa,...,. for all ages. - 1, ' POMEROY- Therewlll bean organizatiOnal meeting at 6: ll • p.m.M~IntheEasternH!j!h . School cafeteria for ali girls : grades ~12 IntereSted In playing • ' YOIIeyba11 at Eastern Hlgli. TUESDAY . i WALNU!f RIDGE - Then.> will be ~Studywltb the~­ Earl HIDkle at Wlllmn R.tdgl! ' Oiurch, ~. 7·:.Jp.m. AL.. GI.ION '. AIR ·coNDITIONERS ON SALE 5 POMEijoY. - The Lacli('s AwdJiary of Vet·,n~~S Mernol'lal lbpltal w111 rnHt · at noon •: TueedaY at the ho8pltal and will ; tniVI!I · ~~~ Ra,;enawood for a ' • lwldleol• rrO!t!tlug. Hurrru Just Afew Left! 'l Always extra cigarettes, but not at the expense I . WEDNESDAY PO~EROY Feeaey1211, Amer1ean : ,~ lllld Ita awrtlluy, wtl1 . -~ t t '_,-b"a6:30p.m. ·. - - diiiDer. u lhp clbotli JIUIIII. will ta11e pllce at 7: !I ~· Beanlltt .,. ,• p.m. •' of taste. ' . Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Thll Cigalena Smoking Is ~angerous to Your Heahh. LIGHTS 1111's: 12~~~g. ¥ . 0.9 111!1-rillllinl. FUER: 15 111!1· ¥ , 1.1 mg, ni:dill. " · per cignllt by FTC me4hod. . 'I . ' �' . Pag• 6 The Daily S...tinel Pomen~y . Ml ~~ltpwt,-Ohio ... A'landay, ,July 23, 1984 . ..... ,. ... ·'!..I' Mallday, July 23, 1984 ·Learn to build log ·cabin during course t.oi cabin buUdlni II an 'almoat for&otten art but one that can be learned during a 1\ro-wee)t special COIUIIe offered at Hocking Techni- cal Colleae Ill October. . Ed Faalla, a selt-tauabt crafts· man wbo learned by trial and error when he· decided to buDd the log cabiJi lie'd always wanted Ill the Hocking Hills near Lotlan. will be the lnsQ'uctor for the two-week course. During that time a ~ x 24 foot structure will be built near the site ot the ' Ohio-Hocking Forestry Museum and COiiStr\4cttOn will take place around Paul Bunyan wee- kend, Oct. 5; 6 and 7. ., Accord1ng to Faalla, "Bulldlllg log cabins II not as dlfllcult as II seems but most peopJi! are llfrald to start- tbe.Y need a boost and that's what we'll gl~ tllem. Alter the course 11 · completed partlclpan~ will be ·able to tackle Just about any I II second structure IJ bullt, sawn lop from Hocking Tech's sawmW wtU be used. ShiJiile puaktng will be demonstrated as wtU . the ~. o! shingle laytna but handle . lop, parttcuiarty the tlmemay not permtt parttctpanta to welebt," liM> lllatructor explained, make an the shingles that are adding, " tbe,y need to be familiar nece ery to roo! the cabin being With concepts beblndqbulldlng. It built," Fasstg saki: · . Is rontpletely 'dltferent from other The lnltrul!lor's log cabin build· type~ of construction with which lng experience Includes the octagomost i"'-'OI>Ie are famWar," Fasatg nal bouse In which he II~ . a ~ld. two-story house . ·bullt tor : his An phases ollog C0f11truct1on wttl daughter and several . smaller be covered during the two-week' structures lncludihg his cralt shop period - (loors, wlndowa, rooting . ancl $Bwmlll. aitd finishing. "We'll . buDd one The course wl)l begin Oct. 1 and · cabin'mmpll!le, from~ to lln!Sb. run 10 weekdays thrOugh Oct. ~­ Depending on the numbel- ot The tee Is $275.· For 1\lrther participants, two cabllia may be Information the course contact necessefy," Fassig Said. Pine lop Hocking Technical College, Nelson· will be ~ for the lint cabin and vtlle, Ohio, 45764 or phone (614) ' wtU make constnact.ton. ~r since · '/53.3591, extension 319. a on pine grows more uniform. -;' . ..... . . PHONE 992-U56 · : . Here, Mary Jo Reed has a qulehnumem to strip bark from her walking Rick. ~outing '""'" --' Boat races In the nearby creek fealured homemade boats With Girl Sc\lu\ helpers alongside each boat The buddy system was the cardinal rule of IN! camp. No one werit' anywhere Without one friend, or. lwo friends or a whole bunch fr1erlds. Although the camp offlc1ally e11(1ed at 3 p.m. dally several of the groups slayed ovemlgttt. the Brownies stayed Tuesday P\lenlng. The ___, .,.. . . . . . ·-··1·e- ~.eo • .-...,.. -~ - ........ . .. . ........... 'fhillli•) _ -....7·-···"- c-• _.._,.... ~-- v-..." ••-••a. .... w .. Public Notice Board of CommiSSIOners. Af4 summarY of said Tax Budget may be reviewed 1n the office of the Mmgs County • CommiSSIOners between the hours of 8:30 A .M . and 4:30 P.M. on or after July 27. 1984. at the Courthouse. • SecOnd Stree . Pomeroy. Oh•o Metgs ·Cqunty Corylrr~ISSIO ne:rs Mary HobstEmer. Clerk · DRINK ANYONE? ~ ~-Old port Ill a t1tann, the~ 1081. and whea you're thlr!lty, you're thlr!lty. Tamalra llaymM linda out gdtm& adrmk from a water hose can be a wet situation. . . . · . 1 . . Jl .... , Public Notice LEOAL NOTICE NOTICE TO HEAVY EQUIPMENT DEALERS le "~ ,.._. -~ '~ Call lor''" sidilll estimates, 949-2801 or 949-2860 . tOIIOW1 ng: J&F CONTRACTING . 'OOZEA · BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELO SERVICES 'OUMP T~UCK SERVICE "CONCRETE wORK ~ CU8TOM1 BUILT The camp started and ended its day wtth,the. tlag ceremony. Each day a dltferl!ht !Jlllt was responsil>Je for the ceremony. The pledge to the Amencan Oag as well as the Girl Scout promise and laws were standards of the ceremony. Helping make the camp a success were Rhea and Harold Norris, camp directors, ShlriE')' Cogar, Darla Norris, April Harmon, Ruth Shain, Amanda St!lba-rt, Susan Jet and Tammy Capehart. Larry Hudson and Pee Wo.>e Werry helped with the night lllke. .Attendlllg the camp were MJ. chelle Murphy, Angel Snider, Drenda Holter, Angel Murphy, ·Theresa Lambert, Mayla Yoa· . chan'l;:, Shelly, Pullins, Christl ,, I I ---~- I - - - - - ·I I _ _.....___ I I 22. 23. 1 I ,._ 25. - - - - - -=. . ;.: -. - - - - - I a --,.- - - a _ _ _....._........, u. -..,..;....,........._ 25. ·- --r--f - ~ -·-·· ··------~· ·-~-- --- -·-- I V. C. YOUNG Ill Eute General ' wltlt July 23 Light 'n' Lacy SALES &·SERVICE II. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO room ad dell; up1t1i11 Ills two llldrOOIII lAd OM ltlth; lloiN 1110 Ills bSI• •nt~ lot lin ..... If llltrllted ' COIIIIct ' Till llsl:u llatloMIIInk II lllcl•. Ml-2210. .. ---- - -------- ·------~ ---------· ---------'----------..--.--.....,;; ... .._ F re z len Bottom Flee Merkel. Every w-end. U.l . 31 Frozl«a llottom, WYo. 210e2. D-o W.l· como . Don Frulor· Operotor. 30+'781· 2771. ' 9 for ali your wirina needs; furnaces rt(llir Authorized John DHit, · New Holland, 111-" Ho1 Ftr11 Eq1ip•nt Dealer ' 12 Sltulltlona Wanted Riverview Peraonol Coro HOI'fte, Ietty Mercer own•, ~. v_,uy for lllderly pconan. Coli 1·304· nl11112. Wenttcl To Buy · Call 742·3195 Or 992·5875 I .J. tll ESP CARD AND READER PSYCifiC Tels your Dill, prtstnt atid fut1tre. Atlvlct onall 1157 7th St. ·-·....·-- - ! Call 304-421·3992 ;:: '. BRAUN & 3518.5 Oak Hill IOid CALi 446-4522 LEASE YOUR NEW, VEHICLE DON'T BUY "Welentforl.eta" No Down Payment u;.SAVE AUTO RENTAL Excellent 1111.. For tnfotmatlon Call Cellect niO. Galllpalis,Ohlo . 1/llltln lilA VEHICLE • SWEEPER and -.Alta rna. c:llino _ .. .,..u. • "1111. Picll up ... icttr-• MAINTENANCE, SERVICE & IISTALLATION ·fOR ALL POOLS ABOVE & IN-GROUND Free Water Analysis At Store or Pool Site Wide Ranp of Chemicals & Supplies Lcmr ltllltbiJ hy111tt1t llo Down Par-t BlACKSTON IIEI CAR& , . TIUCIC LEASIIIG hlf·•""- o.portrnont of Call 614-992-6737 - aw-.: ..... - - tdlla ~ bt' Cl-y Monitoring '""' (614) 4*7&19 or (614) 912-&601 417 Stco:lil AY••· t01 1213 ~lllpofis, Ollio 45631 , _ to' good ........ nwlo mlawdC-10moo.olci.AI ..,_, Col 441· 1314 cotter .,.g. of yll'd - Coli ti14-3SIB-~9 . New Chevy Trvclt .... FfNDIR ............. '76.95 DOOIS ............ •149.95 HOODS ............ '174.95 IUMPIRS .......... '69.95 GIIU ................. '42.50 • · SUI'POIT ••.••.. TAll GATI ......... 115.00 FOttD I'INDB .... '69.95 IUMI'H ............ '69.95 AIM Some Cat Tile most pow~~flll pro· lflium psoline ill The Iii ltnd are1. •a.us ildtet is a network pi llawer-li .. !qUillS. Your weeltend Cintwiiii-JOU eradletf Join lacy squns inlll a blltltilal dat ~dinner ildtet C!acMt ol 3-ply finteriltl ram or bld•lld c:Gt· Ilia. Pllbm 7137: Sins 32·38; 40-46 included. lor each Plltlm. Acid. $04 •h tlllllm lor ..... nd hand~'J;. S••• It: ...... hllllonA,..IIelolo "SUPER 94" 94 Octane Ethanol EnMnced - A. .I.. Iolo Dilly AI RITCHIE'S MASON SERVICE a~na G&W PLASTJCS &SUPPLIES GAS-WATER SEWAGE ~IPE REUlATORS. I 11o1>y kltt- mother it Co11oo Cllt. Colt 441-0111 . 7 puptliM moU. Is G....,.n lheplwnl mill8d wlttt Collio. Coll441·0811 . FlmNGS VOLUME DRIPS ot R III a Mason, ltemo. To good homo. 4 11M91e -.3molo11emolo. full -ole- Col 11 .. 211· 1919. Watl ICitton•at.Cotl441-3732. 985-3813 985·3837 - · C o l 114-441-2313. CONSTRUCTION bit·· ·-•·-liP =OO~is7n:.. fJw 1984 IIEEDLECIIAFT CATAlOG. locflll I AI ..., .. """"""IASNCE ......- . NO. 1147... An ...,... ,.._.,. Be ot O<da•ned bv the <;OUinCII I o1 the V.lt- of Moddleport as 01•- "' - VI ........ 11YNI'II..... IeMie 0. 170 tllrild ..... 3 "" GREG ROUSH nr~ij~ .. PH. 812-7111 or 112·2:l82 .... ,_.In IIM:IIIMII .. ,_,; Mllllll.,cn:! ,.,. U·t • IAJGI ., SAIAU JOaS PH. 992·2471 6/ 20/ lmo. pd. IM-H!M ..... IIIII 1Dfli1sl .... .... ,. . :. ' I IIU fol~.l That the alley ' alilia t; ·-·~-~------- SUPERIOR SIDING CO. between Palmer Lots 78 andMa1n bel\;een St and SL""' So Fourth Ave and the Southtattem Ohle VinYl '& Alumi1um cOft{Pt- Gomer wart. Con•l... Item a Jsl:4 Rootlnt Ill AI TrPee Worlted In homl- ,.... ''' ..... EUGENE LONG .. zo,_,. A•. (614)~5425 71112.. . GEIIWTEant & PEST COITIOL ·.lllclslt, OH. PH. 949·2320 Ca•1it clll, 11111-.u.1 ' I 'iQ bill All lhll I 11114' ..... llliMATIS" 7/9/1 mo. . Sec. I. That the 151ool I P'CIPII'IY t>e ecJrOonecl 1o Lot . 78 ,. req.-ed by the property N- Serwlnt SHOE REPAIR .....,.,., · . Sec. Ill Th" Ordonance shoJI ..~ elfilc! and bo on Ioree from and alief the earllt!St 'date permitted bv low. PISsed the 91h day of July 1984. Carl HO<kv Presidem o1 ' (7) I 6. 23. 2tc ~~- IYIII' dog. Gaocl wlttt ~ . .-gnltlon of •ctoleve· - . The _.;u..1ty to . , . tripe to ~ ..... doni. lereh Conwaabf it a full nmge jeuuwlu t offWiino hltlh quo1ty 141C gold. nor~no . . _, diorMn• In oclll- to tuition jowotiy lhrougltaut COM,_., ttto unii8Cd s -. For-v~ew call beluuaan the hourt of 1 PM 10 4PM Moncley~ Fridoy. Atlc for: 11-.3Q. 8118 Connie Ou1ge Unit ~ or •1-.441-2114 Carolyn Oaret Branch M..._. . . Alcohollam Cou-. full time position. Ia chekw•a dogrw In loclol lioN- lnnclo. 17,1100 lo 124,11()0 time fw. lluylne trip, ............................. . . _ ....... g.grondopon· lng. MWIIIhiiU*' locdDn dnenoe. mucfl more. Mr. Koe-y 11011327·1031. potla, Olt 411131 lay Autuot 3nl. M·F·H. E.O.E; be Ill Hony -• EM Bolloy'a; 1121 . eln. - u y. 882-3401. Counc~ t•• Insurance euppfie&. Muotbe High -...Groclu· Ill wlttt . • - - .... expo;tec-. No ~ - Nc:. No ......,.otjons. Col 9:30 lo noon. 1·10(). 312· 10311. . -ldonts. H - - - to lift ln. Col 441-1414 . e -..... ~ , .. bloodad ~·-·-. 1 old. OGocl · 304-875-7tln. - · ..,..,...._.,=--:---- Goo hot -tar !-*. ·· · •1 · -.LJL.II · lovoiDtr. ..._ 12 SitUationa olcllltolght ......... 304-'f13Wanttcl 1 _ _._.·- -- - -- Puppleo. 304-17UI-M1211f· Would a- to ..,. far 2 tar 4 . • oldlrly ..... In my horlae bt' llte-...Stor•d alwd.Lotct -" nc enc1 t c~ '" se<cWI 010 • •• 8 lott •nd Faund 11-.841-3014. ••rllctw. 1-------- - .'ml-,.. - 1f1M be= in my et LO I T - ... fold Fsl. Jrilj R - H 13. Maney ...., leu :a 11n1 o r - - - - Hm •""• 11 • 11-.192·7031, --.......-·"........ ua. llt. n ., Cal 441-2141. Trolnod 11ftC1 qo dhd. ,.. 4 a I I _ . .......,.c.. , ....,_ .......... do wtlsl ..,_ 11111 ""''**' tar _ ......... ....... _, oltlfl. 304-112· 2411t. port. MWily oclctect IMtu ..... ~ Aetdno ua.1oo. or liftt ·· -.NorHson-- , ~· rofuaod. Colt 111 4·1182.-,. --. -- ... 3081. ; ~ ~..,. f 2 otory , .... cluploJt, ..,.... tnMe. 2 bdrm unit cJown..;;,. atolra. 1 bdrm unit.~·" level fenced yard In M~u. port., *21.100. Colt Hz, · • '\.~ 1 40 ecrw firm, I roont houn.1"" 22 Mo_nay to l011sl 18rge barn, tobii:DD bMti,,J .,,, Clllr dllf'CiiJO, 2 OUI buldlnp. HOME LOANS FIXED RATEI_CIIII'fc.. .natot. Fixed convontlonlll FHA· VA . Loodor Mortgogo. Adwno, oolloc:l 11-.192· 3011 . 23 'fMM bldroom. CWO nory,.,. r-dolld home In Ml~.,. ~ 7177. Profeuional Services 8lltlilt ezo.ooo. Call e1-. 742-2170. ·'·"' ' ' . · lc'"'' '""(, , Reduced, nlcco3 bclrm " " -• • attic, b111m•t. pragifl!r :: •c. loclllon. option to buy. . Own• may terry. CoU 1112-r.• 2117 . Houoo ond tlirM loto ,In lpoc-. Hou.. .nwc~t ..... ·. mocllllng. Excellent tlon. tii,OOO. firm . (:1111 11-.812-23n. lc!ca<: PIANO TUNING Lower priced rlgular tunlntll· .,_,ntlto-CitizOCII, Churchos• Schoolo. Word'o Key-.., 304-1178-3124. Plllno Tuttlno R........ ............ Muctlc Co.. 4410117. Menllon this ... for 21" ~. Lone DMiolt. 11 ..742· 21111 . . ' ..•. ' Ownor trMiferrld. muai ""''· .,.._ cond. e111.ooo.oo:·· 111 · ~- ··' e~ .000.00 pc:t. loon. 30-.17.11-: · 1528. • •. -m. 3 1 beth, •• cti.O; ·. fenced yorcl. Melelow..._ ,.. D• .• I~ por cent aaumoJolo! ;:-' • 1314.00 mo. 304·11711· 1141. ·~ ~. HouM for lay - . ,._ 11111 Pordl Drive. Point ~ • ...... 304-171-4100. : ·. . riclnce. SllftCI- to: .loll u- --"._..__..,. Anest. Jon Buck Clertt .............. -- aiiiV IS htleby \OliCMecl. IR:..1!' : ..,... .• . . ua&. m ...... , , ., wood ....... - · far cvttlng It doom, In"-"'· Colt t82· 3241. Public Notice . . . .....-(JtiRSiat l'ltll..... n;:r:~'l!-- 'llill· or-lrlln. - 1 8 M - . ROUSH The Daily -~"" .. IU.IIN C.... S1a, ._ aac 1r.itliii:.. -·----In . ... Driving 1 -. ~ 3t: 7 your own J•,..lpoi.ISUu. .~ Ladle•. Infant-Preteen* t oslu.IMgo otorc1. Conctlgn-A·Roclc llo ... Mrt. OVer 1100 NotioMI - ret.ted · lex 413, Golll,_ k - "' good lovintl -s-rctt.-P.O. sus IIN-.Mtl .... lll:llll MIPR Certlllco- ,_.... -orbe-gto obtoln . Avoltoblllly for 1814-81 pc...-n - · Colt or wrlto: Gotlio Cou!ltY a-.1 of MR· DD, 11.0 . lex 14, Chwt••· Ololo 4112$). 11141 387-0102. c person: DIVkl Rtidlff. ......tment. ftuillla ..... .,.........lftlnt i 0 ivllltway 4 UBERTY FASHIONS lnvHot you to ln-lglt• -nino w -..... ' E...- Economlcol . Toatod ond Potont-A'pprovod Dovlco. The Fulll-om-- Ia Oto .._. ploy ot Formon -Abbott Heotlna· Coollng, Ace .,. .. Stor. In Middlepott. Full or pert time rn'u• wn Ohio . Por"dllct · C . M.I . for Boroll C-'1\' Jewotry •·o 1g itol · Homo -Utility · c -. u:.m-.,.n. Computar~~ ... tinw thor noany _ , lui time. GocwJ . inci»>M. Nc. Licensed Clinical Atsdioloeist NOW AVAII.AILEI , E"' 1ritn Cld Praduce MM· . . . far ..... tlupar· c~u-.--up Merkel. Cleo-~ Rd. Col lllrlll ,...,_to .... ~~--~214 . ZIZIIn.,..ofllteGollpoU. Dolly Tot-.. e21 3tclc KARATE . AVCI., Golllpolla. Oh 41131 . The Boot In Private l I I I t»M . ·p hone 2 .... Pootfon A~aillblo. 3C.'74, JoclltDn, Ohio. In..ructor·Bachelor• cte. . .. Alalo ta Olaio Goo-Eiectric·fuol OM, fin. Boa, 32& Po....oy, OH. 45769 For Fill• S...i<o WHALErS AUTO PARTS PH, 992-7013 11 Help Wanted delivery# Devla V•Cuum USA I. KOCH, II.S. :::::~ · Butlne.a Opportunity ' 7/6/1 mo. FREt HEARIII8 TESTS WEDNESDAYS Coll(ltlltrtm ltelrilll Aid Selection Swill lolds • llltelllrtlilll Strvicn ' 21 o nd M-..,Rt.2, 41711 Dl' coli IIMt' C'Iot In Dotllon-c.nta lhaw~ the u. ot a New Yilt, It 11111 - 614-423·5560 St. lt. 160 'Nerth Wt"d lilo to you to EopcoACM.IMitCICitci'WIJ lo dritra 11M vtlliclt of , _ choico. 6/25/1 ~,-= ...-·. 'c• Only ~~" IIIUmlblo on thla 3 IR br'lolt ronoh houll, HCiutlecl on 2..t ocriS of lond with form .pond. 10.- .,.., o• Hll and Cen1orvllf1, opprelt. 1481 mo. poymenl. Only• 13,710 down. 378·2•03 "' mer 1 P.M. dolly; ASSOCIATES RENT A~""' facturers.· 'FREE ESTIIATES" 7,9-1 mo. - fare lore Info. •tlan i:! CHESTER-985·3307 :=:" I 111.:111.1.d Ji Parktnbul'l, W. VI. . CoR 114-841-2841 . 11111ttn of lift. ·All rudinp are p1iY1Ie and confidtntill. . -a onDviy new.,_.,.:(, ho-. tllul, 2 otory 4 or ;~· bdr" 1 ~ both, J;argco ~:'.= Kitchen. formal DR , . , roo..,. garegs. concrete, drive, nice lol. city 4~ mllol fnam oa ;. Borpln prlccod IM,IODo. WMI conofdor mobile hojllfo tr••·ln. CoN 44e•IQ3dl. •, ' ~~~~--~--~~ · ~ e yna. otd. 3 bodrm. 2 ~ , !emily room with _ ... bu,..,. llnglo- fl•lll•· on • flet .. ,.. with ot-111 pond. City wotor In RocfM.;. MRS. STARR • YordlaloAIIwHII Johnaon Mobilo Ho•mi!JI;:-. Homtlfor Wo poy Clllh for lol.o mocloll--~-----­ tt.ve v-nc:y. wll ..,. far Jim Ml'* Chev.·OI<Io Inc. elderly In my ho- In Ill 0.... Johnson P -. l14· tll2·1022. 441-3e72 . Residential & .Commercial Farm Equipm'ent Parts & SefVIce I cloon- oon. .-rvlce alid installltio" . PIONEER .CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS We Use Von Sc~....-r Equlpilltnt -hco•.-ltld by ltadilll Carpet Manu- )iOMEB •ZIIiTH INVESTIGATION · OF ALL TYPES PRIVATE 498 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. Middleport, OH. PH. 992-2549. or 773-5634 ............ ..•,...-..__ ..._../:·:.. . ..... , . .... , ............. __ kltclltn, lh!idll roo•• dlnl111 Auction evO<Y ~rl. night tlto Hortford C~•moij,unl~ Centor. Tru~!ooda of ,.,cllonciiM ... ry Conctlg"**tl of n- Oreen Townahip IIJ .... '-1\ ELECTRIC SERVICE BOGGS WHh wllich we'll never (llrt. Gojl h11 you in his kiepinl . We have· rou in our equiJIIIICI - ~·-·- -- · · -·· -···- · ·· ·· ·- ··· · · -omo. Rlctiord AUctioneer . 30111 ' '•meroy, OJ,Ie 2 stairs • Auc;tlon Y~rd l •le Mondoy • T.;ti• . dly July 23. • 24. He'*lo Ave. Ctotlaea, gomeo, • dlahiS. u~ morc~~~M~~;f~:~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;1r.~Eo~ot~-~~~A~vo~..~L~~~~:f~ 992·6215 or 992-7314 I. ...... .... wort. L (FrM Eotlmateal Yo11r lltniory is our :::;:-::-=-= -=-. II :iWO. STORY HOUSE Ill RACINE: Down· 29 • 311. - - - - . : . . 31. - - - - - wo<k Also Tra,smisslon· PH. 992"5682 or 992..7'121 In Memoriam Ill CtiEmR: line ICIII wllll I nicll)' COIIIIIudtd CCJIJ:I* block homt 2&!30, 3 bttloiXiwil, .IIIII 12115 Mw roam IIIII 24xU ll:nll)' "*'~· f'lltlllly Clllflltd. futl oil flllllct wlllllldJI. tits for wood! ••· 12115 block . . . buldl & 2Q&II block ..._ ._ alf 11.241, COt ill) 111111& ~ 111111 lilt of a.tur, 11. - - · - - - 11. 19, 10. 21. .,. :~ :::'..-oo1 R'EPAIR &VIcinity Public Sale - RoofflltondiJIIItll'- WE AlE YOUR SALES AIID SERVICE HEAptUAITEIS FOR RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE . PERSONALIZED POOLS Deborah J. G1lmore Clerk- Treasurer , Sldl)' mined by 11om, Dad, Clrandmother and Family. . . . 8 . ··· . 3 Announcements hatrts. ( JFDI'Rent ' ... . . • .. lid 'Willi eMil. H-tlc ,. · · ····~•m;;olia·-- · --1~!~~ ..,.. 10 AUTO & TRUCK kNPIIkt (JAr- ~ ' . He aently closed your -IJIJIS And took you in his care. ( lWendl!d ( JFarS.te •Dwtlldl.tWihllllw•f•Bik'ejtiweu ·"~­ •Refrltlerotor• Inc. 614-992-7626 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Shll'e Aellier, ,Anlla Calaway, Heather Goff, Amber Well, Chrlsly Gaspers and Janet McDonald. .. . •SYLVAIIA ' *SPUD QU£[1 IAUIOIT *GIISOII I(FIIGE-ATOI We Have 4 PuN Time Shop Tichnlcian . suffered He knew you hid your Quail, Danlelle Drake, DanleUe Hensley, Crystal Hannon, Pmny the linlltltllb- ·Due , . ._ _ _.wllll&lue Wolfe ., Investigations, In Lovin& Me11ory of our son and 111ndson Riel W. Snider who passed away July 21. 1972. . God watched you as you Abby Blake, Emlly Helghtoli, Debra Frolt, Sheila Drake, Joanne PIIPIAYING CILU'J'8 - Lee ••...,.D, 11ft, 985-3561 AII 'Molc.. 2·00 p.m. In addit1on. there shall be a mtntmum of 75 percent wear Kelley Snider, Tract Danlelle Crow, BeckyMeler, AmandaDawn Wells, · Elisha Meadows, Angel · Roberts, ,bee Marie Luckeydoo, MlslyDawnNewell,Tracy Murphy, Tamara Hayman, Wendt Harmon, Sherry Jolmson, Kimberly Jenkin~. Heather Franckowiak, Maranda DrakE, JeMifer Cross; KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE oDryoro .,_..,. PARTS end SERVICE PH. (614) 985-4212 JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 ·' Shank Bar R1pper, 24 inch tr ack 2 FOR FUTURE USE" R1clne. Ph. Ph. 614-143·51tl Lone Botto•.·OH. 45743 'WATER, GAB • OIL UNES The Rutland Village Council Will hold a public .Budget 1 hea nng on August 2 at 7·30 I p.m . at the · Rutl and Civ1c Center. The propos ed Budget can be vtewed at the Rutl and CIVIC Center. July 24. and July 25 bet>Neen 10:0 0 a.rn, and Roll bar. All-wealher cab. 1 Adams, Missy Nelson, Amy Murphy, Susie Kiffies, Tracl Casto, Emily Shalit, Bobbi Robinson, Julie Rltfle, Mary Jo Reed, Nlcbola Pickens, LauraFryar,HekllSnlder, Megan Evans, Jaclyn Swartz, Shannon Dee Wise, Jessica Reiber, WendyRach; ...q~!~~~ "Cur\our •W.....,.•DiahwoahoQ P&S BUILDINQS ].ll ·l!c peds. 15' X 8". U-t!lt Blade. Juniors, Ca!lets and Seniors wbo stayed Wednesday evenlllg were "treated" to a six-mile night hike. Lueklly noonewasla;tbuteveryone was tired on Thursday. 1 No Sunday Callo Saod bulldozer shall have the Phone 742-3171 882·2181 . ,.,..... Mlddlepott, Ohio . to '24'136' Insulated ~HouMt JD..·tiC Buill G•r•gee" · ~. 00 ~QUivalent 1 FOR SALE ·-~--· ... . .. PUBUC NOTICE (1) IIOIJS( I fh"H'! I"- ·D" d!o'll•"''"'" Public Notice ' speclf•cat1ons as follows I -Use~ D-9 Bull~ozer or ;15 ,ID PAT HILL FORD UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes tio11 &'x&' Up "Beautiful, Cul'tom 171 23. 30. 2tc Public N"tice Service htattr COrti. We can 1110 ecld boil and rod out radlltors. We also repair Gas Tanks. Sizes 'Start Fro111 IZ'd6' SIDING CO. Public Notice 171 23. 24. 25. 3tc R•l w!" Oftt lllvilll1n 1an Public Notice l."Bud"' 3·5-tlc ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS BISSELL t11 ~ 1 •flt11J U,1o 11W.,H . l lo ~ ·~..... 4 ,..,.~.p ll~ • l II,. lleGHEE 'VU:c;K££ Broklr·Juction n... . . iltipChlryl County ~s?oc. iate ·. THE DITC.HING SERVICE ,,.. _ ,..... 0,_ lljJ 11 11 -do ., I am offenng for sal e ::.r U,e Public Notice olt•ce of Fred W. Crow. ~!lor In accordance w1t-h SectiOn ney. Pomerov. O.hto. on Thur sday. July 26. I 984 at i 0: 15 307.86 of the Oh•o ReviSed lEGAL-NOliCE a.m.. 12 acres of real estate •n Code. sealed btds w1 ll be I Will' offer for sale ar the front Rutland To w nship formerly receNed by the Metqs County door of the Court House. M e1gs' O'Nned by my pare,,ts. Elite CommiSSioners. 10 the1r olftce ~ Countv. O h 10. tn the Pomeroy. l Luckadoo aM-Katie luc k ~v.t uo · !ocated 1n the Counhouse. Oh•o. on July 30. 1984. at ' r Sa td 12 acres wer~ ap- f'qmerc>.-: 15hio 45 769. untol I 2 10:00 A.M.. the follow1ng praiSed at $6.000 00 and noon on Aug ust 7. 1984: the 01ds will be opened at 2 PM. August 7. .1984. and read R11111 Estate General · aloud for the follOWing spec•·. f1ed bulldozer: Each btd to meet r-~:--::---...-...J. · '--------~-.1 thl} conditiOns and m1n1m'u m ~ .. ..1• . ~:,can,::c~:nd•~d ' CARPENTER I SIDING . IU- H... Ho...., IM - l .. an U. l• ll - f t --------- I Insured 1·11·1 mo. ,.,,_._ I 'll·- ,__, 171 23. 24. 25: Jtc Bonded .. PH. 742-232.8 GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT . ,,._,. ,.._, cannot be sold for less than the re ma1nmg on each track.. roll er, appra tsed pr.tce. Safe subJ ect to sprocket. and each fron t 1dler. the approval of the Court of • The. M e. gs County Commis· \.~am mon Pleas. Po meroy. s1oners reserve the nght to No. 3A61832H3. O t1 10 . re1ect any or all btd s and to 1982 Dodge Anes. 2 Dr wa tve any and all tnform alt!les. S e d a n . S e r tal N o Carl Cl1ve Luckadoo. or 10 seler.t the best btd for the 1838D4 185CC I 7694 1. a~ . Phone 992·6094 1ntended purpose proxi mately 55.000 m1les Fred W. Crow. • Jennifer L. Sheets Anorn€1,'. Meigs County Ad mintstr atnx of -E state Pomerov. Oh1o . CommiSSIOners of AywaM C JOnes. Jr Mary Hobstener, Phone 992 -5 I 3 2 Deceased Clerk I 98 5. was adopted on July I 7. I 984. by the Me•gs CountY LIMESTONE Vinyl & Aluminum personal property of Ayw.lrd C. Jones. Jr.. Deceased . to·Wit: 1973 H arl ey D av tdso n Sport.Her. Body Type MC . Sena! The Tax Budget for M e1gs County. Ohto for the fiscal year or 843-5424 I M - t.cloo l:a.u.,.,_ ....... (I."" . ....... . fW!iiiMr •LAND CLEARED .sEPTIC SmEllS -"RAVEL HAULED - 992~3410 ...... C..... 30<11 IM • O..,t RJtit.l IU- AIIIii D>II . _ EXCAVATING 1119/ 1 mo. pd. MHOnCI .. W\1 Art<i C:Mott4 111'- ChuNit Public lilotlca . NOTICE 1985 TAX BUDGET MEIOS COUNTY Moii1111C001 ..... ..... C- 11 1 "" """ u-•......_ t- -r.o.. 171 23. ltc .,_ "_......., 7t-c_,,..,,..._. LOIT }~>llmd ' ' ll l fl lr tJltn 11 1• o•.n •ll ttii Jl•'• ..• 74-......,.. ,.......• •••• ,............ IJ·W •.., ~ ·-· : 11-lt...,, TV I C II II~ ::-...._.._, ! ..w.. - . .._..... ......... '"-""'"......... ... ... .._ ..._ l l· llitwlod W- -. . ......... ........ _... ... ,,... , C-It< J " Otmij if'fl IHII'r~ rlll' l ' r 1l11• 1). .,......, , . . _ • ?t.-v ......, , =~='!;r.:"• -:(,_ u .•, __ __..,_ ,...,, I U._.W.._ . ........... ................,.... ., ....... ... ""-"" ~ 71-·--·· ~ IJ· CI, fYIAMI.> I ~~ ,,.._,..._ • ......; - . .... ... l...w""--' .•..,...,/_."...., ciutdoors ip Meigs The names of the badges may haye changed; the girls might be singing Michael Jackson tunes InStead of camp songs - Girl Scouts stU! bave not changed that much. '!'be girls still like to hunt for cray!lshandcatchturtles. Theys~ like to carry walldng sticks and whittle the bark off the walldng sticks. No - Girl Scouts have not cliiltJged an that much. Meigs County Girl Scouts attel)ded the annual Day Camp last . ~- at Camp Klashuta, the Boy Sco~t camp site near Chester. Fllty-elght girls attended, second gratlers to seniors In high school. · . ,'ilie.campwasheldfrom9a.m. to 3 p.m. each day and the girls were !1f!Ver still a moment - neither were the leaders. :MOst camp actiVIties were dl· vlc1ed Into units; the Chostbusters, tlie'Mogwals, theWetnes, the Hikers and the Gtemllns. •Within the units the girls COOked ~· own lunches, even down to the ycJungeSt groups, the Brownies. ·~ature study was a blgpartolthe cainper's days. A .creek that runs through the camp provided an eK€f!Uent classroom. On Thursday, Friiddy the Frog, and Herman the CiiiJifish, were caught, by the Gremlins. The girls also collected other small animals Uvlng In the creek to study. Singing Is always a part ol Girl Scout activities. The older girls helpi!d the younger campers lear!) manyofthesongs.Songswerealsoa part of the parents' evening Thursday. Each unit prepared a skit fl{ldasongfortheevent.Andawards were ptesented, too. Crafts occupied a lot ol the girls' ume. Rocks became dogs and pigs and .cats. Glue helped to make belllltilul pictures. And the t-shlrts tholl were once white are now red, blue and purple. ..,_ ~ ....___, SERVIa · BUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 . . WILL HAUL JUST CALll ..• Loet.and ;=D=EN=Nv=c=oN~G=o~~=l=RO=M=M~~~=RA~D=IA=T~==~=R=o=ge=r=H=y=se=I~I~~Y~O;U;N~G~'S~l~~;.~~·.~~~ FREE ESTIMATES - .Olio ......_.... . Business ,Services . . GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES . . - ~- - - -- · ~ OrWIIIt-- CllttW~•Dtot. . . II,I Ca•ri St.. 4171! ,.Cft ••n...-.. ;........, _ _ , Tha Dally a type. ol loa strUctl!re wltbout. any qualma.'' "A lot ol the work II repetitious but anyone tblnldng abwt bulldJng a 10& cablli'•needs to know bow to The . .Daily Sentinel ·8'11UPPING . BARK - For years, 8COUis have ~ ... bark from limbs lo create walking sticks. . ' . 31 Homn for Sale 32 Mobile Homes : · =:; B .,.. old w - front ....,..., for Sale ; ~ exc . condition, 12,000 • : .. clown. " " -· Col UMd mobile a - to.ta.• 114-211· 121111fter IPM. Hotly Pork, goa, 2 II,HI.OO. D • WHo-. Allnacthw ho-, l)lfdcwd 111111 2nd ond Vlond lt., Pollli"'' lo unbeiMMillllt ~ mu• "'""""' 304-e71-4424. :' · Mil fmmellet,f Mldlh- 1 --_;_-:-::--:---:-:-~., port. C1. 11-.1 2-1841 . UMd mobile homo. 10i1 ~ WlndHr. 3 be*oom. ~,t Remadlled 2 bdr •• 2 acN; ee.1111.00. D • W HomtsoC·: · 12•7 lb. · toboceo boM. 2nd ond Vloncl St.• Poin(,._ -oil-Rio Q - - . P'tnrrnt. 304-171 · 4424 .:~ 821,000. CoM 11 4· 245· 1211. UMd moiMie .,_,., 70.tiCholeniJII", t~lll olec:. :a:; 2 - -... Hortforcl. bs•ooma. t7,8811.00. 04!"" · lot 11011140. 110,100.00. W H -. 2nd end Vlri• ...,_..,Trolterl"'-bual- 81.. Pont Pl-nl. 304-, : :~ ,...,.. 304-la2-2144 B71·4424. horliephccnell:.t-~. UMd mobllo homo, 115~11-; '• Conwroli. - • olec:, 2 bod· a-lfiol Til-level .,_,. Oil , _, 17,191.00. ·D • .W · ~ _,., J loclr., f8mly nJP.Cft Mobllo HomiS, 2nd •114 wtUI lie SCJIUI. 1 ~ beiho. . Vlond St.. llolnt Plao-...... With pdenty of 304-171·4424. :: ; 'ciOIIIIS 1p1co. eerpelld •• ~11•4 Corolfno . 14x44'~ · o - boo niO¥Wil out .8.800.00: 1884 Coro~Utl'.i of o t l t l - - .... l'clao '14xll2. ft0.188.00. l ...... ldiWIIY r; duo.cl. 304-17UI- ...., Trlilll' Boln. 304-Btl:t' 2417 .11fter II'M, 2844 or 182· 2004. • • bi•-e. - lir-. e room houM lol. 1011110. 11\llltdl 1 - . 24xl0 double wide. reniol lot. 3 bodrooma, 21uH botho.· N~•~w~H~·~v~•n!.~3o_4_-e.•_ 2 · iift* aoct!l cond. 304-11711·29911 ... I . _ _ __ 1.:.__ 1 .~2004, n~ng~. �.. . •. ' '"' " j - ·- ~ .. . . .,; .. .. --- ...... '. , • .. • .w., 23, 1984 Page 32 Monday, July 23, 1984-::-7 Pamemr Middleport, Ohio 61 Household Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE , HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE 814·446· 7274. 1976 Bayview 14 X 70. Refrig, stove, CA. WB, good cond. Coli 614-448-15DII Going to OU thio Ioiii Save money on hou•lng, b\:y this 1989 Kit 14x80 mobile home! 2 bdr., gee "'rnence, • frig ., .oven, window AC, partially furnished . Locotod ·In Athena Mobile Horne Pirk a few m·inutes fron, c1mpU1. finish school with equity. Bargain priced at U.900, 1 Call 614-387· 7638. I I 2 trailers end ~Ot, Clay l Chapel Rd. Col 614-256· 8010. I 3 real nice mobile home. 2 LOW~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 42 1967 Mobile homo 1 2x80. fuel oil burner. furnace. wOodt3600. MUat be moved. 992-5382 or 9927339 . 1981 Hoppy Houoo troilor. blue & white, 14x70 with expendo living rm. ~lly furnished, 2 bedrooma. chinese decor wfth chineH ·Mobile Homes for Rant 44 A partrnant for Rent lAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofl, ~Mir, rocker, otto· mon. 3· tobiu, (extro heavy by Frontier). •aas. Sofo. chair and l o - t. 12711. Sofia ond choirs llricod from to •ats. 1•bin. •411 f12&. Hlda·• •nd up . _Rocll-rw. •111. · 13711 .. Lompo from 128. to .,6,11 PC- dinottH from 188.. to 436. 7 pc. t118 ond up. Wood table with aix chairs •4211 to 1746. Doak f110 up to U28. Hutches, •IIIIO.·encl up,·moplo or,plno finlth, Sunk ·complete with mottrea-. S2IIO. ond up to U&e. Baby beds. f110. MottrHHI or box springs, iull or twin, t&8 .. firm. 188. end t7B. aulen 1111. •18S. 4 dr. chona. · t42. 5 dr. cheota, IS4. Bod fromu. UO.and Ull.. 10 gun - Gun coblneto, 13110. Gu or oloctric ranglll375. Baby mottrHSH. 1211 1o .35. fromu ezo. 126, a. 130, king ' fTomo •so. Good -.:lion of bedroom ault••· cedar chesta , rocken. met1l C41blnett. swivel rockert:. I ~l~::.rr:r--- • Knouff Firawood lloducod prlcu thru July :nat. Hew your own 1e110ned wood thla winw. 814· 288-8248. J ao11o «Ilk* ~P at Richerdl • Son. Col 441-77811. 6:341 .......""' ..... .<... ~ 8.1 · Home Improvements - of Fortune Whlol of' Fortuna Nightly 8""""' -:.0 County Appllence, Inc . , Good uaod opplloncoo and TV aota. Opon 8AM to 6PM. Mon thru Sot. 448·11199, 127 3rd. Ave. Golllpolle, OH. 73 Vana. 4 W.O. cuato-.._..,_, 1877 '14 ton von. delll-"· fully corpetod. coptoln •"-Ira. . . . . - . ~ A'l'. PB, PB. AM-I'M 8 t...... coljjnet Clll3041731 otter IPM. ........,., •ooo. en- 66 Building Suppliaa - - - - - -- •v·-··· -:;::======== _5t I:::=:-:::::'-:::=--:::;;--:: 1138~ I;:;;:;=~~==== . -·lie 1--------1---------- _____ = -do- throu...,_ Q: 1884 Dodge 0·60 4•4 2000 mlloo, •1.000. 'Call '14·3BB-U70. full grill ....,.. fha 71 llamcllarger •8o. C-ot· B- 4 · 3110 Olllllno. t2.100. 441-8UI 11-11. 4487141 . . . . .. ' 2 -rooms. kitchen wlttl otovo. rot. 1200.00 month locMton 1 mile 1bowl Pofnt' Plleaont, 304-773-6143. 2 -rooms. ~ mile out Sond Hill Rood, 304-876· 3834. 1 1ft Mooon, ~.~~~~~~pot;;a.:.!pt:-:• lftw II . IAnlwoqiiOmOrrOW) P~OVER ...._...: How to acquire a huge vocabularyMARRY ONE .. .' 7:30 I< ~ I . GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, ICOtt;:hgu•rd· Witlf IJltiiC · lion. daodorlzero. FREE eatlmotao. Roaaonoble · retea. Gone Smith, 992-8308. '" " ' ·~ \ I I' -------C ·:! ~.'"· ' ., RON'S ;relovlalon Sorvlce. lpociollzing In Zenith ond Motorola. Quazar, and houn colla. Coli 304-578· 2398 or 814-448-2414. 'f\ I. ...~r,< ',.'· ...' Connection Or. Who WNol of Fortune ~ PHI>le'l Court Ono Oay at • Time 0:00 I}) (!) TV 1 Blooporo ond l'reoticol Joku Donny DeVito and Kevin McC•rthy are the 'v'"''"i~·• ' of practical joke• end !lobert Klein takttl ,. loo~ at driv· . lng in New York City. (RI (60 min.] (]) MOVIFJ Wavlllangth' (f) MOVIE: 'Controct 011 Che<ry S1r1101' (f) CIHO Kid CI> Pro Tennl1 Champlonohlpe Final Match from llolton, MA . (I) MOYIE: 'Tho Tin SUr' Cll • iDI Major .....uo Joulloll: Tooms to be Announced ' u.s. ·~., Fiotty Troo Trimming, stump romo.vol. Call 304-676· 1331. " -' - > ·- ~ (IJ . . . . . . . Mrs. King A U.S govern- ment oocret • - t bo, comea a ralucteint Partner . of • h11uaowifo. (RI (110 ,7: 1880 2110 Honda Elilnor lko - Coli 448·0157. . 1•• 181101.. n-. under 4,000 min with .. lllldng, 11,800. Coil 44114171. , ' 1110 YomoM n.100 Spe- .11111. lelng 8 - n Hot, 3.100 miiH. eon 11.4-241- 1tj BASEMENT WATER· ~~ PROOFING. Unconditional ~ lifetime . .,.,...._. looel · , 'J: :,t=.o.~: a·~~••~~ : '~ 1110 Suiuld as 750L. like now, -400omiloo.with ICCIII, e1,800. Cell .... 4171. Cement finisher. Richard Qorflold. 614-988·4484. Besementa. pool deche ; porklnglota, any al.zojob. 1111 HartoyDIVIelaonwlda- Romodollng, lldlng, inotol ling ind ropllrlng firoplocol. oimulatod brick ond stucco, thermo roplocornant windows. 304-671-1560. 1878 Harley dovJdaon lpoetwta, point job. oxallom-•lioft. U,IIOO. Cal 114-742·3001 . ' 84 HDftdll XRIO tiiOO.: XR100 H - .800. Coil ,814-843-13110. ' ' 82 Plumbing . 8t Heating Hondo 110, motorcyci.. min3.. apeec1, Hb new.1300. firm, Cal 114-J42· 2177. I 11 " - - I N C . I O : · rod mopod. A-1 · - - . Col BB2· 7'711.' · JIM'S PLUMIINiU HEAT- ~: lNG. fit. 1, Bo• 3111, Galli-- · ''' polio. Col 814-317-0578. ~~.. '82 ..... y 411. 304-1763101. BHUI.AW'S Plumlling and HOIIJina. 211 Sixth St.. Polelt Pioaunt. W. Va. 304·671-11420. Uconood oncl Boats and Motor1 for Sele • ); 1' .z f i ·•; : __ ..... _,._ lnaul"'d. 83 ----·Beu 14 ft .• Storcrott 60 h.p .. John- motor • - 814-. .2·7138. boo(, 1972 Bw Craft. 24 ft . Jot Boat VB Pentloo -"''· - - . p e t , 1"<1 cond, Coli .,..... 814·448-1282. 21 - fl. fllllrfonn ...._, Ply lrtdtl. VA 228 w- Meraru- anglno, 204 lira. Puu1 In May 1 810. Swlill platform, ixo. cond. cen 0n1t 81\to448·3212. Cewt••r 17ft. trl...,..l, 181 hP, Maroury CruiH lnboarul outboard. po- trim. Call 104·171·1211. AutoP8f'ta Maate~pilc• (j]) Nft¥SA&tch Ill: 10:30 (]) MOVIE: ~M'( (I) Shirley • Pot • (flJ Small BuaiNII My Way .lnd¥ndentNews 11:00 • Cl' !Ill ~~~ :. · ,. _•, r: --t"":' s-uceru- ..' (!) C[) News/Sporte/WOitllor (J) 1he Nino O'Ciook " •. I .......I Oood-1 Excovotlng, beae· ments.' tOotere. drlvewey•; J ~ ooptic tonka, lon-plng. • Coli on.y tlmo 814-448 ' " ~ 4137, JamuL. Dovloon. Jr. 1 Santo Fo ChiMusic: Festival Today't program pre1en~ hiohlighto of the 1982 Sante Fe [ l) BARNEY j owner. m• lll• I I• A-'- lite "'• WHAT ARE TM"ER'S Chamber Mu"c. Festival in- cluding interviews ol A• ron Copland, Ned ftorlm and Wtlliom Schuman. (R) (60 min.l BOOTIES • ' DOIN'ON TH' FLOOR? j Doatt Work by Tod Honna. ' ... DltchH. pond~) - ·· land , ,:_, aiHrlng. aiD, Coli Motor Cor .,. Broleora. 441-11112. • .Odd 3 1 1:111 (!) Couple ESPN'e Rlnpldo Roview J .A.R.Conatruct!on Co .Ru· 1 ::;t tlllld, Oh.814·742-2903; BHOfnlntl, Footora. Con· crete work , B•ckhoe·•~ Dozlr • Dltoher. Dump ' 1 truck a, • wat•·gei·HWttr· ~ .. ~ aloctricolll-. : ~· 11:30. :I' ill Tonight Show CJ) MOVIE: 'Tho lt•rvivoro' Cl) -ofO.O.IIII (I} WKRP in CinCinnati • (I} Magnum i'.l. A woman convinces Meg ~ , num 4:0 •n•r sn Iron M1n contoat. (AI (60 mi• .l (I} Lntnight AmMicl (IJ All In the Family ~::;::=::===· ;I 84 , El~trlcal II Rafrlgaratiol) l iD Nightline Qun8l1'l aka 11:41 (!) lnaleiiBIII, .. 12:00 Cll flurnS • AIIM1 <D Portrlit of Ameulca; Mil i tri SEWING Maahino repairs. ,- Aulllelrlllod Binger Salaaora. Follrle lhop. - · ·- 8110rpoll Peuu•o, . 814-BIZ· ZH4. (I) Nlghtllulo (IJ MOYIE: 'Big RoM' --- ..... ' 71 C!Awy 2110, I Mdldi!IM' , a.:7,1~Ci-;j ~,.. Homu - w 1 Excavating 11t1. B.a.' lola rod . . .._. matalflake. H 11 Merourv condlton. ei.OOO. Coil 814-817-1311. 10:00 (I) MOVIE: '1llo Loat . Arnorlcon Virgin' (!) 3rd Mnuol ~ Pockat llllliarde Stars 'Match Ono.' (]) MOYIE: 'M..Iballl' . (I} Five Centuriel of .. .- 715 -· ' ·~· " CARTER'S PLUMBING . AND HEATING · Cor. Fourth and Pine ' Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 814·4411· 3888 or 814-448· 4477 IIIIU, c-· fumlilhed. FrH • 1817 or 814-241-12&2.. P- 'Sf.W Lowrenco ared Eydie Gorri),: En-nora Steve Lowrenco and Eydie Gorme join John Williamtl and the a - n Pope Or· chlltra for 1 lfiiCill tribula to Irving Berlin. (RI (80 min.] • MOYIE: 'H-ri' 8:00 • (f) (!) MOlliE: 'Child Briillt of' Short CD 700 Club D (I} tD Eighth Mnuitl CirCUS of the Slilra 'Beverly D' Angelo. Lou Gootett Jr.. •nn Jillion, Robert Pruton and Doni• Wnt HI'Vtl 11 tl•e ringmeaers •• 31 top tei6Vision perso.nalities perform some d•ring cir· c"a stunts. Ill) (2 hrJ.I (()(I]) GrOll P!lrformi.'Budi!Pnbrooko .' Port VI : Christian. t.~nable to handle the responsibilities of own· ' irg a bu,ineAs. decides to sell it end Tom i1 selected Senator in Lubeck. (80 min .) (Cios...t Captioned) 9:30 (f) Not Nil ooaartij Tho ~nd ~ p . m. Rogers Baeemen! Wotwprooflng. alldo. - · o••- cohd. Col 814-31111-8414. · min.) l (I) (I]) Evening at Water well• oomrn•alel ; domellk:, teat hoi•. ' pump ,_.,""< 01101 ond aervlco. 304-811· 3802. · . ret. .ncet . ' t.~wo ,. I • . •• .' ' All w-- .A_,..a 2 bedroom mobile homa for rent, fumiahod, o.c., f1110 . mth. plus utilities .. Depo1tt required. Coll992· 7479. ~-Up'~­ PEANtri'S - " ' GUMMY GRAVEN FeR RINGLE'S SERVICE oxpe- _,1;~1 rioncod roofing. Including hot tflr lpplicetion. carpeno. - I' • I ···ter, electrician. maaon. C1ll ' 304-175- 2088 or i876· 77 J•p p.a .. p.b .• 41180. ...,..,....:•___;_ _ ____;_ _ _ J I,._( 4 wheel · l'ilco reduced to 11400. Coli 814·742- GET your carpet SHIP 2281 <If 304· 7'73·6884. SHAPE YIIITH CAPTIAN , STEAMER . Water removal, '-1"'" r : furniture cJnning. fr.. eati· 74 MotOrcycles motes. 304-675-2295: 71 twin ..... ., 60.00 for full . .11. , Couch and ohoir •4211 .00. Coffee tallloa t81.00. D. W H - . 2nd Vlend St .. Point I'IN· - · 304-871-4424. I I I l I tIN :(.~ Newly ro!11odoled 2 bdr.. equipped kitchen, control oir, 1260. 821~ Socond Avo.. Golllpollo. Cell 448215B. Surlelua mobile homo furuil· 0-. , BEllY~ .. NOW arranvt the · ltttert to lorm the ...,naa u auggn1od ill' !he- canoon. 0 1.-: . . !~· "\ 8ervlcea. Moat anything dona, rea1011abte ratee. li· oonud . Cill 1114-268· 171i. turo. '-· - aprtnga• • 1211.00 for • -.ma,-1 ~ Home M•lnten.tnce Repair Froot proof rofrlgorotor. runs Q"ood, en. co11 114·1112· 8802. i- I t I] Fl1ni.,....,,_:,IHE .. ( 7:00 ' ' 2 bdr .. 12xl0 unfumlihed. 2 bdr. apt. newly cMcorated; Seers Coldapot rofrlg. t1 oo. Now open for -inou, ~ mile pon HMC. Coli ' sao to f1411 per mo. utiltiila Coil 448-4208. 304-895 · 3895 or 895· 4411-4388 Mountain 810te Block, Rt. or 875-9780. port. poid. Cll1'1176· 11104or 3600. 33. Now H_n_ Campi676·6388. Table a. 4 chelra, d .... lo masonry ou~4", B", 71 Airto• for Sale 2 bdr. mobile homo, t 160 some clothes, Coli ,..8· 12" ••--• -" 1 9.7 5 12•60 community mo.'plua dop. Coii614·38B· 4 rooms tlo bath, fumlahod, 0276 . Phon:d:'y 304-BBZ":Zz'rz: - - - - - - - - - Mobile Home. two . bed- 8711 . cloan, no pots, _odulta only, ~.----:.--'----- evening 882'3239. rooms, 304-773-621B. TOP CASH peld for late 1 .. reference re· : than Freezer MW. 2 , 8R TriOilor. unfumlohed, daposit modll Iliad cora. 8mlth 1519. 1 yr.for old. CoH-'"8'·,·· quirod. Coll614-448· rural water, located in Cen .. Iuick-Ponti~. 1811 E.. t· -.; 2eo1. Pets for ~al8 33 Farms for Sale terpoint. 1160 per mo .• pluo Nicely · furnished mobl!a _ _ _ _ _ _ __.:,__ orn Ave.. Galllpollo. Coli deposit . Co!l 814-378· homo In city, CA. 1 or 2 81"4-44&-2282 . . 2169 .. By own.8 r, free natural gas. ' oduha _only. no pets. Coli ~;:--7'-:;--.,----- HILLCREifT KENNELS 1871 D1H11 VW Rabbit stocked pond, 86 acres. . 448-033B. · 63 Antiqulia 8o.. ding ol ..,_,_ Heated sunroof. ~ tlrU, groat $400 . 00 per aero , 44 · Apartment 14.000.00 down $260 .50 Indoor-outdoor focllltl••· mil..... •2.000. -Cal 814This 2 bedroom opt. hoo now for Rant month. 8 per cent owner, corpoting lo frnh pelnt. 68 in. oak daak n '?li.oo. 7 AKC Dobarmon puppln: 2411-1011. financing. Also. approx 32 Stud Sorvlca, CJ111814-448· 1-----'---~-located 1 mlo from Silver acres for sale. 1-614-231 - 3 rms. & bath. stove. Bridge Plozo. 1196 plus ft. wordrobl 8280.00. 7 ft. 7798 . 1878 Sunblrd Pontiac 4 Victoriln - ··300.00. Kit· opel .. good . . -. Coli 4463221 . refrigerator, all utilities . inoloctrlc a. goa. C0H "8- chon Clbinot 11211.00. 814Judy Toylor Grooming. Coli 83110' after &I'M. cluded, adults only. no 4S14 or 1-304-273-9746. 245-9448. 100 acres on Tribble Road. Call 448-2683. 814-387-1220. ...,.• .auy, oell - or 31 acres Putnam County on Fumiohed apt. 2 bdr. Loe Ridge, 304-937-2728. Brilrpaieh Keftnela Praf•· your euton~at.lr. bolt, Upataire furnished apt. , 4 2nd .. QolllpoHa. •1a11 wotor Miac:. Merchandise cycle, • ....,..:_ Evr, rooms a. both; 1 0< 2 oduha, paid. Cell 446·4416 o f t " ' • - - - - - - - - - llionll AH-brood grooming. Indoor, outdoor boarding fo. Sot. Sun. Oolllpolil Flu e· no pots. Coli" 448-0444 9PM . Deublo kay baird, full foot cilitlel. Pick up end dol Ivory Morltet. Only t3.00 1 day to 35 Lots 8t Acraege ,before 5P!fl , Gerogo opt. fumlthod. 29~ pedal Hammond orpn with 'aorvlco. English Cocker Spo· dilplay your wiNc:lo to thou· Furnished officl011cy opt. in Noll Avo., Golllpo,lla. 1 bdr .. largo •-kor. B•utlful tone niel puppleo. c~n 1114·388· aonda of • " - · 7AM· IPM, Rt. 311. 180. . Lot to; st~~la i'l Me~cervilla. Rio Grondo. Coll448-0157. U31, utlltilo peld. Coli quality. Suitoble for homo or 9790. · · church. HOO. 814-HZCall814-266-6818. 448· 4418 otter BP,M. 5292. Dragonwynd CatterY Kon· ' 1912 VW llabllft block tie Rlveraldo"Apto. Middleport. nola. AKC Chow puppies, odhlon. oiW. blue int .. I Homeah:e In Clurview Est- Spacial 'retoo for Senior Iitten apood. sunroOf, Cllllttl, 1 Myers Slomne kittens. ates. all udlitlea including Citizens. f130. Equal Houla- 45 F.urnlshed Rooms CFA Himoloyon and Portion - - · 211,000 rnllea. Sill sewer. no money down. Call ing Opportunities. 814· For rent Sleeping cratoa; good klttona. Coli e14-44&-3844 for b alan e>e ow o d 614-266-1216 after 5PM. 992-7721 . 111,200.08 lhru July 27, for rofrlger-1. oft• II. and light houae nuda windshield. Coll448· complet1 .,.. In Northup OF'! Concrete Nowly ronlodaJod 2 bid· rooma. Perk Centr•l gradar; bola with hlvao l KC regiatorod pit bull' pup- 4208. Street. No restrictions. ip- room, equipped kitchen, Call 614-448-07118. end IUJ*'I; Hft. rollers; 2 i>iDI. both perenta ''PI!". porox . 130ft. frontogo. Cell 1226! Deposit required. Coli mole •1110. female •1211. 1873 C~ lmj,ola wagon 446-3486 . 814-992-5319 - or 992· Sl-Ing room $125~ utHi- bulk tonka for goa or dleoel 814-61>2-3&17." ' lorizono cor 1100. Coli 814tieo paid. Shore both. mole fuol; Thla equipment wHI be 2816 . 2118·1711 . ' Approx . · 6Y1 acres. level I---___;_ ___;____;_ only. Ronge a. rlfrlg. 919 shown by appolnt,_t only. 3 'mole B-lpupa. 9w-• 2nd. Ave. . Gollipolio. Cali Contact Opel Flbpetrick, land, ·with frontiQe on two Newly redecoretect. 1 bedold, 130.00. 304·8711· 1178 Flnto Ohio, 11,000 Wiltoavlle 614· 889-4378. . reode. exc. for building, room, pertialty furnished. 448-4418 after 9 PM . 5299. mi., new drwl,' •c. cond., mini-farm, ell utilties nearby $226. Depotit required. Call 1::;:;;::;;===::~:;=== Croftamon 4%" jointer44 MPG, .1.881. Call814In old 180 neer Porter, · 814-992-11319 or 892388-88tll. planar with motor • aiond, *9.000. Call 81.4-388- 28111. 4.6 Space for Rent Musical $120. Also Warda Goa 57 Bso,." 1-------- - 1--- - - -- - - dryer. no. 814-742-2877, Instrument• Furniahod 1 lo 2 bodroom 1878 ....... blue with ve•oui ,,.,._,, - · apartme'nts. Middleport . Treiler lot for rent. Georges nornlcll & apunley. very Adults, no pets, oocurity Crook Rd. Call 448-3818 or Remington 270 Riffle, Re n t~ Is model 760 pump with Quijor, 84 fonder strap, IIOOd cond., 11,800. Coli depoolt. Call 614-992· 446-0410. WNvor K6 pivot scope, *800. Coll814-378· 2681. 814-381·8B81. . 3874·. couNTRY MOBILE Home excollant condlton. 1276. 4 1 Houses for Rent Villogo Monoi' Apta., Mid- Pork, Route 33, North of 614-949-2437. Accouatlc 1110 .. · 100 19711 Buick ...rk Avo., lii'>Od dleport. IE .H-.0 .] hu 1 Pomeroy. Lorgo Iota. Call wett, four 12 ln. aplikitn, cond., looded, •1.410. Coil 26 in. RCA color television, UOO. Colll14-742-2281. 441-108'!. Hdrm apts. for rent. the rent 614-892-7479. like n-. U26. CaM e14Furnished house. 3 bdr., starts at U01 1 month that 949-2994. 1876 C~ Co.,;;a. CIOI· includn ell utilities, plus • ~ Croft Millie bod. t220. 29 Neil Avo .. Gollipoale, 2 dr, ... po. V-8 _ . . UOO oocurlty dopoolt Ia lio. Coli 4411-4418 after For Lease oprlngl. - · Firewood for aalo, 120.00 control. required. We ]un loid now mooaogo. COftllllela, Lilla body 10011 ooftdltlun. exc. 9PM . pick -up load, UO.OO delicorpet In thom lo they're nfiW. Paid 11.1100.00 wll porformoMO. Wll "conolulor 304-875·2BI1. ' vered. ull •soo.oo. 304-BII- all •oflwn, Coil 114-812Wisam1n' a have rentela: 3 locltad near' a doctor's Storeroom or warehouM, ,;___ 7412 ott• 111.m. bdr. trailer & milu from office 6: shopping arus. C1ll 2!1x50. for furniture. 19 in. BW ponoble TV. 3564. ' hoophal •226 mo .. no child· 614-992-7787. · '77 Pontile Aotra. 2· dr.. lumber. rotting. insulltton. weight aot: blnoculera. gu ron or pets. 3 bdr. pluo full 311 Con dol St .. stove, stereo •t•nd. Calt auto. p.a., p.b., ·a x - t bosornont home, nlco loco- On North 4th St., Middle· equipment. f I! II' •"' UO a month. Coli&f4-992· 304-875·11070OOftlltlon ........2·8111' tlon on BOb McCormick. port 2 bedroom furnished 3325. (\ 1 I (' $300 mo. no children or apt.. also 2 room apt. No coar stove. gas furnace. 1174 Malda81011o<\'w-n. pets. 6 bdr. home In town. children . Call 304·882· JB,OOO mlloo• . , 10. or boot fryora, 011,_1. 304-B98· 'f326 mo. 4 bdr. homo very 1 _2 _5_ 6_6,._~-----­ 30112. offllr. Calllt4-BBII-4174. cloae to town $326 mo. 3 •· 61 Farm Equlpmant bdr. home in Addieon re· 1 bdrm apt. for rent, stove. 1171 P_... T,.na Am cently remodeled. $260 mo. refrig, washer • dryer. a - .... hido-e -bod good 51 Household Goods cond. •80. oloo. wheel SeH or trodo 130 tarrnall T•....,.. 41,000 mloa. n3 bdr. home nice location in newly decor.ted, Darwin the river, ,garden. •27S mo. , _•r_•_•_·.C_,. •l_l_&_92_-_z_a_o_7_._ _ cond. f175. Call whh cultivotoro, .... ciond. ::::... ":::. Will ,:ohaidor t - for ~ Security deposit • referen· •e~4-388-11881 . uoad PU. Cllt 448-1138 ltalltllretl OUII&IIdon. Allelnt. coa required on oil rentolo. Uppor duplex, 1 bd.,. oftor 5PM. prico ti.OOO. C.. Hl• Wiaemon Rool Elt-'11 carpeted, in Middleport, ... of ..... windowo with 18411 . Agency. 446-3843. $186 . plus dopoait. Coli llorml • ICUOWI, -of twin :.! GriiVIIY troctoro. w~t~~l · ---~--~--­ !!14 ·992-7177. In fromo,, dinotte o~tocnmonto. Coli 448· 1811 - k Lol- ltd. sot with abe .ch.W. In gold. 3881 o< 446-0410. low ........ 1 - · lady 441-98811. elrtvoh. fully .......... White with Londelu t~;tp . lmmaou· la1o 301 VI engine, wltli -drlvotlleno, mloolon, Very -nomloal. 304-8711-21!111 Or- 2111 Birch Ave. · Nice 1 onil 2 bedroom 6 room houH. blth. next unfurnished •partmentl. door to school, on Route 36. 3Jl4· 6 75-221B before 8 Roforonces, 304-876-8061 , _P-_m_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ or 304-675· 13311. e· Very nico 2 bedroom duplex apt.. unfumiohod. down· town, no pots, phone 30442 Mobile Homes 6711·4824 otter II PM. " · for Rent 3 room oPt beth. rot. atovo. udhlel fumlohed . 3 BR. 14x70, C.A .. pertillly U211 . ·mo. Dopoah ind fumlohed. U10 mo .. oloct. roffencoo required. 304lo woter. dopoalt. 8711-1010. · - ,GOTTOAI l• ....~ .. -· .ox. E::":'N=ZA~R=e="~L r-::1 . (] I plcliup load. Ci!H 814· 2465804. . ' . I' ;~~~~~~~~s~~~:~~~ -- 0 ~-.- Fir~~ cut up olaba •111 ,.,.,. . I CUVOH ., II I ,! ,.' underpenning and .large room air cond. included. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 -~--...-..toltirm ' I 1877 Bononn complng troHor 35ft.• 1 axpando, AC, Corpotod, •1,090. Call446· 2440 after 4PM. 2 bdr. 2 milo bot ow Eureka. • .1 eo mo. pluo dopooit. n~;t peta, Coli 814-843-2e44 or 814-843-2818. . 23 cu.ft. Amana chest freezer. •1111. Coli 4482914. ------19' BloW Zenith TV.. with otand, like now. opprox. 3 Unfurnished 2 bdr. in Crown yra. old .. •1110. Coli 4464209. City. Call 814-251-8620. ..... _,_, .... _ ., ~\ pet,. Televlnon V'iewlftg · 11 ft, ScottY cornper good cond .. aloopa 8. Cal 814· 211-1487 oftor e. '' ~ Fumlahocj apt. 919 Golllpolia. t176. Mon Coli 448-44111 oftor 9PM·. The Daily Sentinal-l'aa• 9 •' 2 bdr: ·with wall to .wall carpet, AC, In Gellipolio. Coli 446-1409 &·8PM. Furnlohed AC. ldul for 1 or I -..... Umwt011a, Band. Growl. -;.rl:.":r? us 'El E()Af«)).M) 2. men. a..utiful riVerview. Kanaug:e . . FOatBJ Traile.r ,,_ D........ inMooon. -Melga. • Nlco 14x70 3 bdr .. homo. f236 mo. utilltlu. no pots. 2192. • 1:00 ••• tofa. 2 color T.V.' 1 ·with VCR , refrigerator-, atove. Pork. Coll448-1602. king aize water bed, wast:ter lo dryer hookupo, wooden 2 bdr troller •176 mo. pluo dock. 100ft. of'8ft. fencing. ·one mor iecurity plus utiliColi for oppcintmont. 814- Ilea. Coli 448-2861. 247-4381 or 247-2101 , 2 bdr. fumlahod off Rt. &54, 1 981 Hollypork, 14x70. S1711 plus depoah. Clol exc. cond. , 12x8 deck, 1114-388-98111. .. a•l I • • ;,, •i ~;;;:;;;;;:;:-., 64 Mlac:. MilrchandiH KITVCAN.YUii!lri.MY·WIWtl . 72 Skyline, 1 bedroom, stove, refrigerator, e .c .• or completely fumlohed • .Prlco negotiable. _Coli 814-992· 7479. .. ~ ··~ 8-The Daily Sentinel PRICED furnished - COMPARE bedroom . THESE VALUES BEFORE YOU BUY. 12xS2 & 12x44 sizes. BROWN'S TRAILER PARK . . Mineravllo, Ohio. Call 614-992· 3324. • •o eye"' Holl••ood 12:11 (J) ,... - - Coverage of the Oalekoah ~ly~n ia p,. 11nl8d from Oohkoah. 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PaplO • period unmatched stnce a similar' Anna MargaretCrueser, 84, 41715 Charles Raymond Anderson. 19, 10.1 percent tncreale In the lll'lt ' quarter(\11981. . Bearwallow Ridge Road , Shade, Hartford, was dead on arrival died Saturday night In Ve~ans SaturdaY. at Veterans Mernor1al Often BUCh •tron~~ lfOWth at IIQ. l')lemorlal Hospital. Hospllal. . staa-e of an economic I'1!00IIeiY . todaY. . would signal a retwn of lNlatlon, .. Ahomemaker, l'.lrs. Grueser was He was born June U, 1965, In born Feb. 28, 1900, at Pomeroy, a Galllpolls.Hewasa1983graduateof 1be growth t18W'e released b.Y the · .But that ha$ not been the Clllll! this daughte r of Hiram and Sophia Wahama High School. ' Commerce ~~ for eco- year. Myers Whitlock. Surviving are his father and The gownnent repcrted ~ nomic actlvily in the AprU-June She Is suiVIved by her husband, mother, Samuel R. and Rose Marie quarterwa! sharply higher than the that a GNP·IInlced lnllatlon__ ~ Hennan A. Grueser; two sisters, Anderson of Hartford; one brother, prellmlnary estimate last month of surewasrlslnglntheseoondquaner Mrs. Mary Kunzelman and Mrs. Samuel R. Anderson Jr. of Hart· at 811 annual rate qt 3.2 upe.,.ltlel"' ."''t, 5.7percent. . Homer (Helena) Brlckles, both of ford; five sisters, Mrs. Harry Today'i: revt3~n fOIIoweQ the · loW-er than the 4.4 percent rate Pomeroy, and several nieces and .(GiorlaJeall ) Estep of Mason, Mrs. · pattern the~setearlylntl\e PDI!ted · lit the first· quarter. The nephews. Larry (Patly) A. BUITis, Mrs. Rick yeat - con1'oundlni ~ who ·srnaUer •iJ\creale wu attributed • . Preceding her In death besides (Dianna) L Burris, Mrs. Rollert persist In predicting ~~ower growth pr'lmarlly tQ foOd prices, which her parents wer-e five brothel'$. (l..a'LollllY) VanMeter, all of Hart· as the recovery tnm the 1981-82 diqJp;d In the second qiiiiJ'Iel" after Mrs. Grueser was a member of ford, and Mrs. Jon (Donna) M. r1s1ng sharply In the January·. recession begin$ to IDee llelln. . the Sacred Hearl C;itholic Church Grtmm of New Haven; a paternal Growth In lhesermd quarter was M.ardl111!1'10d· • andoftheCatholicWomen'sClub. grandrnother,Mrs.HelenM.Ander· slower than 'In the flnt, which was Funer al seiVices will be held atlO • son of P.olnt Pleasant; a maternal reviSed t~ to an~10.l a.m. Tuesday In Sacred Heart grandmother, Mrs. Lola M. Kovf!l· percent annual rate- malchlnglhe Church, with the Rev. Fa!her chlk of Hartford; and a maternal • best perfoi'IIIIIIIre In three years. Anthony Giannarnore of11clating. grandfather, Raymond F . Yon)ter · . HOWI!'Ver, bothgmwthrateswere Two R.eedsv1lle residents were BurtaJ will be In Sacred Heart of Tampa, Fla. , "''' · oc" --- · - -·~, • : ""-• · .' ..~ --""' --~~•~- :;;~ · • well above What economists had arrested rwer the weekend on· Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral services will be Tuesday "-· · · AFTER 'DIE NEWS CONFERENCEpredicted. Originally, thecoll8ell$US marijuana Cutttvatlon cllarges. Ewing Funeral Home from 6-9p.m. at 10: lJ a.m. In Foglesong Funeral eecol1a his wifl' Edith after a neww cmdtll'ftlt'le a& llle 8hera&oll forecast was for growth below 5 today. Home Milson with the Rev. Clyde Waahlngioa HoCeiiD Wll8blngtoa Sunday. retumed lo the Hubert Clower, 29,11 being held In percent In each quarter. . the county jall pending a court, · Rosary services wUI be a t 7: :.> FleJcts' of11clatlng. F'rli!nds may call hotel where Mrs. Ro6eakraaz was grablled a& &IIDpliat Ia a parillll& Growth, as measured by thegrt>$5 l!earlng. The other suspect, a tonight at the funeral home. · at the funeral hOme today !lorn &-9 pra&e We Thursday night while walldag rih a 2S-ylliiNIId McLean, national product, the total output of juvenile, was releaied to his p.m. . . VL, WOIIlllll• (AB Laserpholo). goo¢; and services, turned In a pareuts. perfonnance l'1 tl!eJanuary-March The sheriffs department also .reported the theft of power tools from the Bill Andel'!IOII prope ty on Cooney ~d 1. •. ., Anderson reported , the. thert TheOHKAN CotnCiubwillhavea regular busln!!SS meeting this. · Saturday: He told deplfttes he had not been home· since Wednesday., Huuston said Wright and Tolden evening In the RJverboat Roan, WASHINGTON (AP) - The LEaANON, Ohio (AP) - State covered with two feet of soU In which The tools, Including mowers, di'llls. shan.'tl a . Houston ..partmcnt. Diamond Savings & Loan Co. transportation of11clals wiD begin grass and Dowers will be planted, Houston plano ~he'r arrested In a chain saw and hand tools, were Agents !;earched the apartment bulldlngtnPomeiDy. taking bids this week for two said Becky Hart, spokeswoman for the kidnapping of wealthy !>ridge Sunday. Social b()W' and trading sessions taken from an·' ouU,dkH!lg. A underground rest areas that are the Ohio Department of player Edith Rosenki'anz from a 1 Athlrdman,DennlsMo&s,26,also will begin at 7 p .m . with dealers padlock was knocked o(f the tloor to tournament here was describel by Transportation. el!pected to Improve tourtsm. gain entry, the sheriffs report· was arrested when the van was · present.•A coin auction and refresh. "It wiD lriatntatn a fairly level his brldg'e partner as being a courtly . The 3,5()(}S<!uare-foot under] stated. stopped three blocks from the White ments will also be avallal;lle. ground rest areas along Interstate temperature year-round, and you and polished financial consultant who at times seemed "the stereo71 wiD be the first of their kind In don't have to paint the buUdlng you just mow the grass,'' she said. type of a southern gentleman." Ohio. Construction ls scheduled to Mrs. Rosenkranz, m, wife of relative there said M~ had moved ''The state Is In the process of start next month, with a completion • to Houston l8 months ago after his The Long Bottom Conmunlty upgrading Its rest areas. ... They've pharmaceutical mUIIonalre and date of June 1985. house In F1orlda burned. · AssociatiOn wiD hold Its monthly been neglected ·for the past . few tournament bridge player George The $3. mUllan rest areas, with meeting at'7:~p.m. Wednesday in .Rosenki'anz, 68, told a news conferperrpanent restrooms, will be bulit years." ence Sunday how she was kept AU three suspects were being the community fulldlrig. ThatneglectpromptedstateRep. along the northbowld arid south· :bound lanes of I.71 just northeast of Wrntam Mallory, O.Cinclrmatl, to blindfolded and threatened With arraigned on kldnappi1.1g charges. ) A snent auCtion wiD also be held. Miss Gates called Wright a friend Square dances •are held ~ery ' bhio 123 near the Jeremiah Morrow criticize ODOT officials several death for two dan of captivity. INtOUf ~ a.r• !UI AU Sf'AJS 11.00 Computer prograrruner Georgiof 15 years but ma;tly on the bJlldge Friday evening from 8-11: ll pm. In bridge, the highest In the state. They Ytarsago. ADMISSION EVE1I'f runatr 11.00 ana Gates saki in an Interview she cirCuit. Slle said he had been her ·the community bulkllng. · will replace the tourlst-lnfonnatlon ''The original problEfl! we had to Washington a week ago to stoCkbroker 8lld recently opened a facilities and non-Dush latrtnes that . was that the tourists coming Into the financial consulting firm. .now stand nearby. state were disturbed by the l'leh . play In the tournament with Glenn I. MaiTi~ The new bulldlngs wlll bepartlally aroma thatwasemanattngfrom()W' Wi'lght, 42, an aspiring concert · Because of . the sottspoken planlst arrested Saturdily night Wrlght's manners and .courtly rest areas,' ' Mallory said. Two marrlage licenses have been when his van 'drove into a swarm of attltudetowardolderbrldgeplayers Issued In the Meigs County Probate '·'who sometimes get crotchety," Court. FBI and police cars minutes atfet ' . Miss Gates said, "youcouid call him Mrs. Rosenkranz was freed. The c01;ples are Thomas Freder· . the stereotype of th~ southern . 19, MassDion, In a motorcycle . Miss Gates, .:11, said she and tck HarmaJ1. 40, Columbus, to Karen· By'lbe Assoolated ...._ gentleman." ' · Wright were accompanied on the Sue Harman. 33, Reedsville; Ml· ,, .1beHlghwayPatrolsayssevenof accldent'on a Stark County road. CIRCL.EVIlU - Krtstln M: . flight from Houston by Orland chael Douglas Imboden, 25, PonJe. the 15 people killed In Ohio traf11c McNaughton, 16, Dubll11, In a DwalneTolden, whowasarrestedln roy, to Frances Davme Dickens, 21, a~;Cldents over the weekend .w ere one-car accident on Ohio 56 In a botell2 blocks from whene police Pomeroy. motorcycle riders. converged on the van andreco\"ered . 1be patrol counted traffic deathS Madison County. . In the SUnday obltuacy of George DAYTON Curtis D. Smith, 44, what they called a "substantial" from 6 p.m. Friday untU rnldnlght L. xenia, In a two-ear-acc!dent on Anderson. Middleport, two stepSunday. sons and their . Wives among the 351n Montgomery County . . Leroy Cornett in .The dead: The man1age ot CJUiordLongl!tte. survivors were listed as .brothers SA'l1JRDAY , SUNDAY and Ruth Ann Longette has been rather than stepsons. LANCASTElt - Edward T. · CLEVELAND - Unidentified dissolved In Meigll County Common They are William L. and Mary person In a traffic accident In city of -Stepp, 23, Columbus, In a oiJe.car Pleas Court. accident on Ohio 204 In Perry A Meigs County woman escaped D<xis'lll, Columbus. andOeneA.and Cleveland. Injury Sunday morning '!"hen she Agnes Dodson, Mlddleptirt. A step. NEW PHILADELPHIA - Ran· County. MARIONAlvaL. Richards, 33, 10\St control of her car after allegedly dauglit~ and her husband, also .dallD. King, 20,ofDundee, when his Marlon, In a one-car accident on swerving to . miss a deer in the among tbe sun1vors. ~re Patrtcia motorcycle collided head-on With a The jury trtais scheduled for and Wayne Burton, VlrglnlaBeach, roadway. 'car on· Ohio 39 In Tuscarawas Ohio :rl!lln Marlon County. Va. · · CountY · Court on Tuesday Meigs CIRCLEVll.LE - Larry . G. The Gallla-Melgs post qf the state County. have been canceUed. Jurors need CINCINNATI - James E . Hen- Wolford, 36, COlumbus, In a motor· highway patrol said Sandra Jo not report. ~emorial schen, 18, Cincinnati, when his cycle acc!dent on Ohio 104 in Holley, 23, Forest Run, Racine, was Plckaway County. eastbound on County Road ll at 1: 20 motorcycle slarruned Into.a parked DELAWARE - Thomas R. a .m ., when she tried to avoid the Saturday admissions - Alma .car along a Hamnton County road. Baker, 19, Marysvllle, In a one,car Riggs, Middleport; Joanna Councll, animal. NAPOLEON- KelthR. Hogrefe, accident on U.S361n Union County. The patrol S;iid when she applied Langsville;' Lee Fitzpatrick, Ru' .U ; Napoleon, when his motorcycle LEBANON - Lester J;>. Pottorl, her brakes, her car sWerved, struck tland; Edgar Greenlee, Pomeroy; .collided with an autonooblle at the Ohio 109 and 110 intersection In 24, South Lebanon, in a tW<Kar a bridge curb and' came to rest Ethel Hatfield, Middleport. accident on Ohio 123 In Warren against a fence, causing moderate Saturday dlscbarges - Jessica Henry County. Lambert, Delores Aelker, James County. damage to the vehicle. FREMONT- Leslie R. West, 17, · XENIA-TIJpothyW. Carter, 19, Copeland, Helen Mfoldau, Betty 'Clyde, In a one-car accident on a Xenia, and Brian K. WiseCup, 19, Taylor, Richard DeM~. Titus whipped polltoes, chicken county road In Sandusky County. Xenia, In a car-motorcycle acc!dent PICkens. hot roll. bllltef & toffH. MASSillON -Shawn A. Smith, on a city street In Greene County. Sunday ddmlsSions - Mary tlttpt btvlflll with I Lynn M. Kloes, daughter of Mr. Kauf1, PomeroY. and Mrs. Manning Klees, 293 Sunday. dlllcharges - Clarence Rutland St., Middleport, Is a recent Hayman, Lee F1tzpatrlck, Laura . Two charged with ! pot cultivation - · o-v. _......, _, . 'l1le,....... 'Southern gentleman' held in kidnapping Coin club meetlng ~:::S ~ ~~ ~~~ Association to meetfj~~!!!!~'i new licenses Weekend accidents kilf 15 CoiTeCtion u.:;;. - Dissolutlon granted ~·agent Accident reported Jury dismissed Veterans Graduates :weekend emergency runs . Sill caUs were answered by local units over the weekend, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Scrv!· · ces reports. ·Sunday calls Include Racine at 2:'00 p.m . to Bashan for }!eulah Roush, taken to Veterans Memorial Hosplital; Pomeroy at 5:511 p.m. to West Main Street, forMaryKacff,to .veterans Memorial. On Saturday at 1: '13 p.m ., ·. FAMILY RES Pomeroy went to PleasantRidgefor Edgar Greenlee, to Veterans Mem· orial; Syracuse at 4:52 p.m. to Mlnersvllle Road for David Fisher involved lri an auto accident, to Veterans Memorial; Rutland at 5: 02 p.m. to Salem Street for Jay Anderson, treated but not transported; and Pomeroy at 9:20p.m. went to Darwin for Robert Cundiff, tte~ted but not transported. r~H~arrl.stJn~~-;~~;;~;;;;f~P~t·~·~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~ CoUegeatNe~rrvWe. · gradcuate of Hocking Technical Bible school The annual dally vacatlora Bible school will begin this evening at the Racine Flnt Baptist Church with classes from 6: :.> to8: :.>and will run· thr0Ugi1Aug.1. Therewillbeclasses " for aU ages. RUTLAND FURNITURE ' &BOTTLED GAS SERVICE .• BUY QUALITY BRAND NAME FURNITURE . AT BARGAIN PRICES m·~ · if .. , FURNITURE •. . 742·2211 ' MAYTAG SEALY BEDDING WE ARE SORRY FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE •. • BASIETT ·. KELLER HOURI: MON.-SAT. 1;10 AM - 5 PM CLOSED THURS, AT NOON DUE TO A BACKLOG OF PRODUCTJON, THE 1984 BABY EDITION WILL.NOT AP;. P.EAR IN TODAY'S · EDITION OF THE DAILY SENTINEL AS PLANNED LOOK FOR THE BABY. EDITION IN THE THURSDAY, JULY 26TH DAILY SENTINEL. "SEETHE GRATE BOYSPORIOMIGREAT BUYS" "DRIVE A LITTLE• lAVI A Lor' FRIGIDAIRE ' BROYHILL ~ENITH LA.Z·BoY ATTENTION/ BOTTLED GAS • 742·2511 ·..The Dally Sentinel ., v 1?1 I . . ~n_. h ................ Pap I WASHINGTON (AP) - The economy grew at an lllll!lqli!Cted strong anm;ai rateof7.5 percent this $))l'injJ even as lntlatton remained In check, the IIOVel'll!lll!llt reported . ..Underground stops announced by ODOT I Mond ,, July 23, 19M> 8pclta ...................ra.,. 3.f Platfontt writing.~.Page 2 Weather PutJJ ~ ......... Low .... . mid• Nedbw ' b ' Harman . Trace~wins •••Page 4 wllillll 11 ' q~~~ar-.Pan~,r......,wlt .......... .. a.-e ........ PIICIIIII&"•...... MdWM Posthumous award•••Page 5 'SJ'· • e . 'Vol.:l4, Ne.71 co,.ulplut.lrtN · Pom at y enttne 0 Indeed, eg prices were Off a sharp 13.1 pet cent and beef prices WASHINGI'ON (AP) - Corisu- · feU21lelceut. merprloes,~bytheftrstfood Guollaeprtces,meallwhlle,feUa ·)lt16e hiJce in four months and a , sharp 1.5 petOB)t to, Bland 13.2 reoord Pin f?r ()1'llllllel, rose a ttny percent beloW their ~ of March · 0.2pmeent In June, tl!eauvernment 1981. ThelliiUIUals~drop said today. was attributed Jat&eJy to the The gain, which left tnnauoa lingering glut on the worldwide on 1'Uillllng at an annual rate of 4.1 market. peia:ut so tar llils year, came The economy's performance despite the t1tst drop tn gB!OIIne througb theyear'slll'lthalhsbetter prices sil)ce Fellruary. than analysta t!llpected. Most, . . FQod prlcel ov~ roee .just 0.1 though, sdll fm 1 re "COIIIUIIII!I' pe:cent last month and wollk! have prtoesrlalnglnthenelgliborhoodof5 posted drop withOut the 22.5 percenttor tbe filii ~cent pin In orange prices, the Consumer prices advanced. 3.8 · - Labor Department said. pe cent last year, the best pace in a . By ~YIAOOBIQ!:N AP l!'.eoaomlca Writer year. decade. . United sbtes and ·also keeps Today's rewrt. which showed pressure oh U.S. manufacturers to lntlatiOa running at the same~ . prlce goods competitively. as In May, was the second bltofgOOd l!$ltion, .as nieasured by the newaforthe Reagan adm.lnlatration Coniumer Price Indel!, ran at a 5 In two days. percent annual rate In the Dtst Monday, the Comme1'ce quarter,and slowed to a 3.3 pe~oent Department said the grDil8 national pace lnJthe second quarter, JJIOitly product 1'0ie at a surprlllngly due to 811 easing In food prices. healthy 7.5 percent annual rate In Prices for food bought at gtocer. the Aprti.June quarter - even as Ies had .,soared at a 12.2 pe~oent lntlatlon remains under oontrol. . amwa1 clip In the January-M.reh AliaJ.ysts littribute ~ qt the period, tile sharpelt rise In nearly good lnflauoanewstothes~of tour years, but tumbled at a 3 the dQUar Ia rompartson with other pe1cent rate In the foiiOWinli cum:ncleil. A strong dollar makes quarter. . . foreign goodl cheaper to buy In the . · For last rnoi\th, the departmellt . on •'. ~ the COJill1llssjone mlgl)t fUnd the 8-•alllafl.wrter pianner'throiiilllthe general fUnd. "It hAs been lt1'0iigJy suggested Meigs County· Clmmlssbler that Hocking Valley·Buckeye HWs Manning Roush said, "I, tor one Regional Plam)lng Commllslon ccmmlastoaer, wiD not ~te this . should not worlt with Meigs County, county In thered.Aadlfwecan'tllnd lilt with Perry County.',' said Frank the li10JIE'Y for the p)anner, we wUJ · Davis of Buclteye HIDs. have to d(l withoUt I wiD do ' Da~ spoke to the Meigs County eyecythlng to . help you find the Planning OXnmlsllon Monday af. ' money." lei DOOil ,on the poulbiiJty o1. obtainBester carne before the group to lng11llliii!YfcrafuU-tlmeptanaerfor , discuss wl18t pcqpess hal been the local comrnlallon. made on the access road. . 1 ' ......LUl .... IJie irieetlnl was ~ <.'l111! nwtlatd'~t0)1ilnaway · ReP. 'JOIYM 110iter, DGaiJII5IIls: tnm constn~Cf~oft. 8; 1 : il:ld. She l'lolter diiCIIIIed tbe access road to explained lhe road wiH talq! tOyeais ~ R,aveaswood bl'ldgle. on the"ladder" oftheclepartmentof Davis aald that Jhe .state and transportation and the legislature: national AppaJachJan Regional -Tire road Is 1101 yet on the ladder, siMi .' Cmunllslon ......ted his work lidded: ' .~ . program1 or planned projec!B, for the state depatimi1nts <1 the year ~ revised. Davis said the devek;>pnent and transportation ACC!f8 ROAD ..;. !¥ate Rep. "'b• Balta' Ill h M ....,...,., sugestlonsareusuallyfollowed. "give us one day ...and we CaD me !. . olllleiWpCclulltyB il$1aoJ? I sVw;•; I I M? .... :: B:iCin!Ye 1J1111 was going to convinc'e them" We need the road, . ~elop a'lr;RiiUstrlal ~t Coonly Commisslonel' RJchard , E. • • 5 , ._..,e clndur; llab em. Mill. Jlallter npgrted aa!lle plan .. for Meigs County, Davis Jones said. IHOII I nef!lle IH'+"wMIIOC!II ..... fnlmlleRa,mwoodBoldgJeto Roc* Stwt; p At t * po7at lie IW illlliUQ' yean~. ~- B 1 ter explained, but Instead wW be "Evldeatly...we are not impm'· '·WDI'klai on emm:nlc development tant enough ilr them to come . o( Pent County, he added. down here," Jones remarked. D11vts iutQjt!sted dllfeumt ways.to "Ifaall well andgoodformetotell .l'unid a · fllll·tlme plan1)l!!' to the them - but It's not as graphic .as cmunllslon.Thecommlssloncould · driving over It," Boster adtted. • . app1y tor money rnm 111e fonnula Bester said showing L'W1IIlmlc grant, received by the county development tnm the road was the comn'lisstoners. CommissiOners · key factor. The commtsston t!ll, ! will reeetve about $8!,11XJ, Davis platned the developnient bad been I said. Thus the com:nlsslon will be documented earlier, when the bridge was constructed. I eligible fllr t8,ftOO of the ITIII1li!y. Olarles Blakeslee, executive dl· "It's a very, very tough battle,'' rector,saidthepoaslblltyexlststhat B<Btercommented. By~WJ(J(UNE elected thele county of11clals,'' he OVPIIIalfWrler salct 1 NEW HAVEN - New Haven Cow_lcliman Dale Hump!lreys CouncU passed a resolutlonMOIXIay made the~ urging the citizens . ' nlglit urging cltlzen.s of the town to "of an of Mason County to refrain boycott Meigs Colinty bus5J1esses fro!n doing business In Meigs untU the county cmun1ss1on there County untU · the commission ' Iowen JandllU rab!!l for New Haven: changes Its stance on the landfill .AU Mayor Grayson "Pat" WIIUam· ' weask!sforalittlerelleflnatlmeot COLUMBUS. <Jilo (AP) -Ev-e- there wiD be a $115 mllllon lottery S1J1111us for local school districts next soo last week approached the Meigs need." rybody ,10 It llll!lllll,ls taiJdng about year. County OJn:unlsslon, ~an It was brought to councU's this week's iJ'8nd prize of at I~ Chima said the lottery fl'!llet'llted adjustment In the rate for New attention that the gasoline for the $10.6 rnllllon In the Ohio Lotto game $250 rnllllon for tbe state tn 11sca1 Haven to use the county landfiU. town'svehlcleslspurchasedtnma aod baCking up the wonls with year 19714, w!l7Ch ended June:.>, S8) New Haven lsbelngcbargedPiper service station In MeigsCowio/· illOZli!Y· million lll)l'e t1ran had been t!ll· truck, asOjljllliied to$2lforbuslness ''That bo;stll'!SS wiD go to Point ' 1)omas Chema. UJe OhiO Lot· In Meigs County, Wl1171mson said. Pleasant," Wllllarnsdn said. te:j's executive director, said lotto peeled. 1bat 111lliii!Y already has been set as7de for ~ ljild ''We haY'e already pa5d them . Wllllainlm said he believes ~ for the week Sll11lUIIed tbe secoildacy.Wcatlon. 1 $3,1mforjustAprii.MayandJillle," MasonCountywouldhavetheupper Slm,IDJ znlll'k Monday, a ~t The 05r1Q ~t of EduCa· Wlll!a:nson · told councll. ' "'bat's hand In the boyjXI(t. nonnally not reachL'ti until. lion today plans to mllllletters Ill tak,enalotoutofourbudget." ''We h.Bve all the Industry over Wednelday. each dlltrlct aiMin7nl mach Thereasorllngbehlndtheboycott, here with Foote Mineral, Philip ' 'llle jackpot In . advaDCe of . to expect tnm diBir!butlon oi the Wl1171mson said, was . a ·quote Sjx)rn and Kaiser. Theil' people Saturdll.ylllibt'lclrawlni alrelldy Is · published In the 1\wnaoy Dally travel thele roads every day, yet the the state's history and Sllrplua $8) mWJon. . As tbe lottery braces tx record Sentinel last Wednesday. they contribute nothing to the state !lie . ~ In the nation, bul5:al fhls week, omctaJs are ''We've llways had a policy or tall base. Cberna laid. !bat the CDnpllll!it.led dlllcouraglngoot.of·siateandout-of· ''They are In the service Indus· · And II the recof\1 sales &lid prOIIta · S)'IRnl whlcb II at the beart alit all town business," Meig$ County try," he continued. ''Tholie In the COIIIImle, therellkelywlllbe811other holds up llilder tlltcruall. Cornmislloner RJchard JO:ieS said service Industry have always lti5tely Mplus to be dlltiibuted to ThlrewuanelliiWUIIauaNw . at a comrnlllilon meeting. "It's not , needed customers." ichoola next lpl'lng. ' inbled with the 0(8nJsllc proJec- that we would want to· make a '"The commission should have - ·at~a~laCn!ased lottO jqiUiarlty and exptPilan of mar5cetl Into donsolltttd tomaiibaldtheOI*l hardsh!ponthetownofNewHaven. asked their lllerchants If they didn't It's !bat we want to pceae:ve the want any out.of·town businesS' lllbultlan and 1111'81 arell, Olema t.onery CclrnrnlAion Monday as ofllcl1l1 recalled CIIIIIPI'-' failures landiiD for the people ot Me5gs any out!lclers,'' Counclbnan Ronnie said lottley lllal of $'lllhnllllolland 7bal OCI.'IImd Ia Dea!.mber. ' County." Zerkle said. pcoatatiOtbe-of$2miiJIOnln! 'lbafs wbell the~ 1 nhit by WlWamiOn questJoned whether WlJllamsm saki he believes the pi'ojecltld by tilt ead Qt llle8l )'e81' ~ bepD Jll\V L s.Jelllld heeVY WJume bC114i lor tilt the comrnlllilon's dec5skln accu· problem Stems fr!m the Short· rately reflected the wi!lhes of tbe slghtedness of the Meigs belli apet!al to be $Mil rn!llkm, tbl!zl.reoord $7.8mlllllll Jadlpn« cmunlsslall. Wltli prcataol. P'lOmiiUaa. .· dr\elopd operatllrc llll6aa that ObloCtalll'BIII7ty'silll!!dlaats. Interrupted sa1e1 and prompted' "I think they bave no cm;passlon said tlllpojeetlalll 'ftft loi!&U,.atticlllit a ''Dotbe:YDQtwantthebu.slnessof 10r anyone." the mayor said. "If COli vat!Yo. "I tlllllk It II IM1 *. "'nre 1aM11 th&t had that .the people of New Haven, Mason or they want to be In tt. ;lr own Utile .,.....!Jy If wllaw a ,_ weeltl calllld the ccnpRI!r Dill down 111 ,Hartford!" WllllamliJn ll!d. "It niche, we wiD let them. • 11at we'Ve IIIII IIIIa plllt Wllllt 81111 Dec•nba, !ret• It cn1Jctn•t li!emltomeulftheyareUvqtn ''We, the counefi and ill)'a!lf, wl*tlw .,.ur;pele tbll week wl5b 'lliDdlt the ~., (were) ex~ thelrownworld." · standreadyatanytlmetomeetwith lilt ... Lotto prlle, of exced'W • 1 1 Ft hili _. Sa7mdly tJdl 'l1le mayar tben allred council to the cmunllaklners ot Ml!lgB County .... llllillberl.'' .. l&ld. ..... Wlillc," Olema llld. ''We did IJBII a n!!IDiutlon to boycott the If they 10 deslre," Wllllam8on aald. . t:wn tllt.lllllllnn praiJI ..._llltwoekU.wedldbodliD . l\felpareahri'Z'"• (Continued on Page 10) : atn~te 11 r fwd, It wiD . _ Dl!canber." .. "Let the mercha:lts know they u :,.epud&. even I andfdl·p~yback: town boycotting, , Meigs businesses 'Lotto ,fever' results· in record payoffs I I mw ...._In bett7ai a.ma e offaed theledetalll: . reflectfng sharp drops In prices .f or -Fruit prices rose3.lpet~;e~~tand' women's and girls' clothes. vegetableooatscHmbedl.2pe:cent. -Entertainment prices were up Pork prices were up 0.3 pe1 a:11t 0.5 pem!llt. while poultry prices pined 0.7 All the changes are adjusted for percent. The COli of meals at . seasonal variatiOns. ·· restaurants rose 0.3 ~'~!'CElli and last · month's 0.2 percent lilcohollc bel(erage prices rose 0.5. Increase held steady for.l2 straight petcent. montbs, the yearly advance would -TransportatiOn costs. driven be 2.0 pe:cent. The annual rate down by the faD In psoJine prices,· reportedbythe~tlsbased ten 0.2pe~cent. Usedcarprlceswere · on a mare precise calculation of up0.1 pe~cent, the smalletrtadvanoe monthly p~ than the figure made since June 198l. New car· prk:es public. unchanged. . '. In .... the Consumer Price Indel! -Housing costs ro1e 0;2 pe1 cent stood at 310.71n June, meaning that as lion'le0Wilel'9' expenses 1'0111! o.3 goods costing $10 In 1967woold have pe:oent and renters' expenses • cost $31:!l7Jast month. A . companion lndeli:, the Consu· c1imbed0.4peJcent. -Heating oil prices sUpped 0.91 mer Index" for Urban .Wage . pe:centandaaturalgascostsfeU0.1 Earners and Clerical Workers,roee percent. . 0.1 perceilt last month. -Medical care costs tumped 0.5 This· lndeli: Is widely used In percent, the~ as In each of the calculating cost-of-living Increases • prec;ed!ng three montha. · In collective bargaining contracts . -CJotblng prtces feU pe:cent, and government benefit programs. oonJ!a! If were ?·3 By TERI!JIA MELCHER I I Soctlon, 10....... 25 Conll A MuiHmedla Inc. Newopu;per Prtee 'Full-time plamler : f or Meigs Co~nty :recoOllllended \ ' •:·. • ~ 'J ' • M'.J.Jie Oh T _.J_ I . . orot- ..,.. port, lo, uo-uy, Ju y 24,- 1984 ... a '· we It- \If}) Village.con~~tcts f~r developrnent ~ · · or housing ~nits \'• ..J • By BOB llOEJI'LICil &;A;e!lltlaWIIer 1J1e situation. .. Hoftn\an sald that he though~ the Middleport VUJageOluncll, meet· nee ary WU'k at the courlhouse • lnglnregulariii!SSionMondaynl&ht, had been doue on the survey and he wttd to authorize the NIIJ,Iae, to ~ . that he wiD ~ contract with the Mlddles;lort cheock With the S1lrVey(it to deter· · · Housla& CoqJoratlon ·tor the con· . mtne~atatusottheproJect .. stnlctlon of ,new homes at the · ' Pl'opeo ly IIJJe General Hartinger Parkway CoimcU autl\Orlzed Mayor Hof. Addltoo. . ~an toadvertlseforbldsonwhatls The Middleport Housing Corpo- known as the North Fourth Avenue ratloo has yet to be fanned, !Jut will water line loop - a planned Ire created · i1DW to oversee the · Improvement for water service. construCtlonofthenewhomesatthe Hottman also ri:ported that Ken developnent site. Carpenter, a representative of .the Counc:ltookactlonpenn!ttlngthe Cbesapealte ~Ohio Rallioad, had. vUiage to contract with the new visited the conununlty and adviSed: organizatiOn upon the ;eco;mu•:n· that the railroad owns 18.9 acres of· dation of village .coosuJtant Klm land In Middleport. Shields, wbo attended the meeting. . · The company wiD sell the land, Shields . pointed out that the Including the old depot · on Front · construCtion o1. tn;stng Is not Street, for $125,1DJ. The depot alOne something iiOmlaJiy donie by a town would be $55,1DJ. Hoffman said that and that the Middleport Housing the prices are negotiable with the Development Corporat!onsiiJilldbe ccmpany and that he has an· fonned to be the OVI!I'!IIleing gftlup appraiser now working on setting for the new houses planned at the llguresforthevntage. Hartinger ParkWay site. Hoffman said ·the price lor the 1 The corporation, a non-profit p:opet ty ·should he a lot fower orgilnlzatton, Js expected to be especlaUy due to the fact that the corqposed not · onlY of COUDCII rallroaO land I' narrow and across representatives rut also ot towns- the road from most properties so people. Middleport · councD w111 would really be of little value. maintain 0011trol CNi!rtheoperat!on, Councilman BobGUmoresugges!ed even thougli the co:poratton wiD be that the railroad track area would the funcllon5ag organization with make a good blkeandrunnlngpath. architect David Reiser of Athens, The village recently bliJed the who bas been named construction railroad cornp;my for $6,400 for manager. services In mowing the company's During the discussion on the land. Harting'er Parkway site - which Hoffman said this amount WOUld has been filled and developed over be deducted from the sale price of the past months - Mayor Fred the property. If there Is no Hof!man pointed out that already agreement between the vntage and lhere are stx homes ordered. the company on the purchase ol the The · '<ilJage has arranged for land, the company would llke the nrtanc1ng and bas set up a special vlllage to contract for mowing. lal!lng situation whereby new Mayor Hoffman said that reprecoiiStrllct!on will he lal!-el!Efllpt for sentattvesofHernlock Pipeline Co., a number of years, thereby provki· Racine, which had the contract for lng a healthY lltmosphere tor preparing the Harllnger Parkway development ·of 1M acreage on the housing site, wiD meet with village parkway. of11clals today to check If final steps In his presentation to COilnCU, have been taken by the company. Shields pointed rot that there IS a The company has been provided a tremendous responslbll!ty tn turn- checklist on final things which must tngthesltelntothenewhouslngarea be done before the contraci Is and funds tnvoiYed wiD go from the completed, ~ mayor said. He vWageto the housing corporation to Indicated that hedoesnot think these the contractor. The new housing final phases hAve been completed. corporat,ton will be fo:med iJnme. Hoffman announCed that the dlately so the development can vUiage has received free of charge proceed as 1'eCOllliJlende by an lntoxllyzer for use by the pollee_ Shields. , department and that two members ~ IIUVeJ ' of the department are qualified to Mr.andMrs.BillSiaterofHudson OjJerateltwtthothermernbersof~ Street again met with council to department scheduled for ·the lnqulre about the status of survey required training. to be~ on Hudsm to'detennlne Councli discussed a tree at Ash property boundary lines. and Beech streets which might be a causing a traffic hazard In blocking The Slaleril.potntedout thatlt will the view of motorists and discussed betwoyearslnNOIII!IIlberstncethey . the removal or debris from a Jot on first visited COUDcll to request action Dew Sn'eet, with Hoffman to see and that the survey authorized by that this Is finalized. · couacll still has not taken place. Attending the 111eetlng were 'lbeysaidthattheyhaclcontacledan Mayor Hoffman, Clerk Jon Buck Athenl~~~:wyor who Is !lllllll08td to . aild councn members Dewey Hor· hilve been working oo tbe proJect ton, William Walters, Jack Satter. and tlund that he knows Uttle about . fteld and <ilbnore. ' a • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 23, 1984 anderson grueser whitlock