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Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, July 30, 1984 r 5AID ! ·Reagan leaves issues to ·GOP congressmen IF y6LJ ~VE'R <:jET EL..ECTED ITS VERY HARD CAN HOPON ONE FC0r AND WHISTLE 11 DIXIE" AT "THE SAME TIME:. . PR551DENT:, t'M. MOVING- . 1'0 60L..IVIA. TO DO ..• TRY . IT. 25 C•nto A ~ulllmlf'di• In~. New11paper . I themes In his ~lectlon bid, Mondale. By MAlJltEEN SANTINI 1])e president arrived In Callfor· AP White Houle C...te&pl'llllent nt8 011 Saturday to formally open the . SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) In his carnpalsn advertisements, Olympic Games In Los · Summer - Presldellt Reagan Ia tending to Reagan callfd on Mondale and his Angeles. Then be !lew by heliCopter ranch chores at his vacatiOn running mate, Rep. Geraldine A. lildeway, leaving poUtlcldng to Ferraro, D-N. Y,, to convince House to hlslllOlatedranchln the Santa Inez Republicans In Congress who hope Speaker Thm)aa P. O'Neill to bring Mountains to begin his llHlay vacation. to force Democtats to vote on the Items up for a vote. several sensitive Issues during tl1elr "They can exercise that leader· current three-week session. ship,'' the president In the political - While MonW~Je hits the campaign . At his news conference last week commercial. traU In the South, the president and In paid political televlskm lnterids to remain completelY out of advertisements, the president · He said the pending legislation lhe pub)tc (lye lt11tU A,ug.l3. At that blamed House DetiiOCiab! tor "seems a perfect test'ofwhelherthe point, hewillretwntoLaiAngelesto stalling on six p!BHofleglslatiOnhe Oemocrats are concerned about prepare lor the private wedding of wanta pastee! before the November reductng deficits, rewanllng W9fk ,his daughter, Patti Davis, the n.ext election. and thrltl and maklllgour cities and kuy. The bills range flml an anti- ill!lgllbol hoods safer and Increasing Reagan re1W11S to Washington on crime package and a balanced· penona1 UbJ!rtles throogmut our Aug. 15 for a few days before budget amendmellt to tuition tax land.'' beading to the Republican National credits. One of the measures, which Convention 1n Dallas, stopping en 'MlUid allow religious student Four;,earsago,ashewasseeldng route to campaign. groupstousepubllchlgh$diOOI&for thepresldency,Reagan~to The·House ts expected to follow • meetlnp, was pa II E~ by Congress balance the federal budget. But the the Senate's lead this week and.glve last week. It wOJ be sig!ied by defldtls cunently soartngnear$200 quick aiJproval to legislation gua· . Reilgan, probably thlsWI\ft<. , . biWon a ;,ear. Reagan favors a ranteelilg.Soclal Sec\lrtty recipients The president and Wblte House constHitlonal ameadrumt calling a cost-«·Uvlng Increase on Jan. 1, · aides are trying to portray the lor, bUt not exactly requiring, a 19115, even If lhe rate of tnllatlon matter as a test of the "new balanaced budget. remains belowthe~petcenttrtgger ' reallsm," the campaign theme of • All of the leg1slation In question for automatic Inflation Democratic challenger Walter F. provides Reagan with campaign adjustments. •ftreaves and Sellers 1-IANDL.I;: VVITI-f . ~\RE Repabllcan Sellllle MaJoritY Le/lder Howard Baker geMtirotl 11t1 be talb to 10\'t!l'l*'ll at the Nalloall Goveroon Conference In, Nlltlhvllle, Tean., oo. . - - 0 C" I·IAI\1 .\,\IITI·I I; ) I .. j ' - • . . . . ' Sunday's television apPearance by' By NANCY TRAVER u.s. , Defense. Secretary caspar Al8oolated PresS WJ1teio MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet Welnbeigei, "The Atrlelic&n administration Is Union maintained ttshardllnetoday that space weapons talks with lhe · deliberately blocking the talks United States are "bnposslble" and prqJOSed by the sOviet Union to made no public response to a U.S. prevent the militarization of Outer dlplanatic note tl!at specltlcally space," Radio Moscow &ald. "In an agreed to such discussions In ABc television Interview, .:. Weln· berger has repeated views which September. The only cormnent flml the ' virtually make the talks major Soviet media on the Issue this impossible." There has been·nomentiontn lhe · morning was a two-senteace state\· menton ~lo MoscoW referring to Soviet media of a ·dlplon)i.tlc note .. 1-1~\ 1\11)1.1:: IVATE EY PCT l/K~ I DON'T NOTICE HEK •.• I'M IUIKD TO GET. ' . I C«JI.DN'T JIEtP NOTICING."~ . ' ' ·~' ' I ' eamestx-monthpirlod18st·yeer. ~· Hender!IOII said statlstlc$ sbow21 peta!llt of aD accidents In GaDla CountywerelnJurywreclci,, wlth131 people Injured. In Meigs County, :ll per cent caused Injuries, with 122 people tt:jJOited lrurt. Also, 53 peta!tilofGaWa'sand65percentof the Meigs accidents were onevehicle mishaps. "The drinking driver Is still a s1gnlficant factor In our accident Hendersoa 8ald. "Nine makethedUferencebe!weell.walkperteil of'Gsllla COmly lllld~lO tng..,.YfnlmmrllllCidmt,orbetng pet \EDt at Meigs COWl accidents drlveD away to a hollpltal cr funeral IIMllVed drlnldng drivers. Three or home." , · the five fatal acc1deats Involved Part of the patrol's conCerted drivers whose blood alcohol level etlorttoreduceaccldentslnthearea were .111, .15 and .22, . has Involved InCreased arrests. In "Anotllentallltlc'llltfactor In our . the arst six rmnt11s of this year, the fatalaccldelltP'cturelsthefactthat patrol made 221 DWI arrests, a 6 none of the people Jdlled were pereentlncreaseover1!113,Henderwearing their seat belts and nooe of sm 8ald. the253peoplelnjuredwereweartng There have also been 3,009 the!rseatbelts,"hecontlnued. "The "fliendly warnings" for minor lewsecondslttakestoruckleup~ , trafllc violations, while 3,275 cit- · . ••• ~ EAR5ARE 1H£ SIZE AND $/APE · A5 YfJull NosE. that state Department spokeswoman Anita Sloclanlqt said Saturday was seat 1o Moscow, explicitly agreeing to discuss anti-satellite and othl!r space weapons. "We llave accepted the Savtet plq)Osal," the u.s. anJIJllliCeinenl !laid. ''We are serious about substantive talks 1n VienDa. We are prepared to go there and talk about ooter space, Including anti-satellite weapons: and we have no preconditions.'' The Soviet vtew that the talks are impossible was reinfOrced In a meeting Friday between Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko and former U.S. Sen. George McGovern. Thefonner South Dakota senator, who was the Detnocrallc preslden· tlal nominee 1n 1972, told reporters Saturday that dur1Jig hiS talk with GfOIT\Yko, "We discussed the latest offer from the United Slates 011 the talks propcsed for September 1n VIenna. Gittnyko said be doesn't expect the talks to take place. He • • . Leaded gasoline rules proposed . WASHINGI'ON (AP) - The have to limit ~ COIICE!lll'atlon of Envlrorunental PrOtection Ageitcy leadlngasollnetoone-tenth(O.l)ola today prQP98ed rules reducing lead gram per g~. That Is u lliT)es tngasollne9lpercentbyJan.l,l986, more strtngoent than the CIIITelit and cut short Its !IDtmal period lor. ~public 00119111!11t on thei1Jieli. -~ ~Surveys have sltowll that up to 17 "The evidence Is ov\?rwhelmlng rent of American motCI'Ists that lead, frool aU sou~. IS a · whale cars are equJPped will! • threat to human health," EPA eatalyuc COi1Yl!rters use leaded Admlnlltrator WUUam D. Ruckel· gasoline In Ylolatlon of air pollution · shaus said In announcing the laws. proposal The ll·fokl reduction In lead Leaded gas'ollne accoonts for conteatcwld hestretcbedoutto19111 . about 45 percent of produC\1011. Wider an option that EPA olftclsls Nomially,auchreglllatlons'MIUid saldlastUhmdi!ro•csfdealloll. not lillie effect untn a six-month RI!Ckelsbeua said new ~ cornmeat period expttes. aut the shows that ~MMne healtll all'ectl ageacy, llpeedin& up Its time ·to from lead ll!llpoiUre may Dl't."lll" at make tile pcq,oeallln_al. said lt wW much lower lewlll than lllole aUowClftbllldaysforJesporilleS.lbe comldeied . . heletoilr. EPA.~ a pubUc llfai'lniJ<IIl "I.-led poolme II ieiPOIIIible thepc~AUf. :ll and 31. · · for about II PetU!!it of lead . eJ1!IIIIonllll tile att," lie 8llld, "and Rqellllnua'saldtlleactiOn ''w!ll we 1a1ow dlat thEft Is a direct aredJ rediJ(!e tllat tllreat, elpe- relstlonsldp between lead 111 pao. CIZII.Y for preaaant WOITII!II and llneandtlleamolmtofleadJtllumln )'Oiqc:ldldrell." . blood.'' . He eatlmnted tile atandnrd wOuld .RucUIIhaua nz14 that tile 8fiBICY l'lliMle lllllllllilber Of cblldrila will . lntaldlto allow a 11111111 Zliloullt 01 pat... ...,~ lt!Yell clle)ld lead to l'I!IIIUIID pri!ne because . In da'llbld frcllii 9'f.IDI1114'1.«m1W lhe-OWJII!Iilllf cars~ before 1971 . 1911. - - INded Ill P.utect tllelr . Bepmlng In lllll&, reiiiii!I'B waat fiii!IN& - au. ..i' lol'l . atlonshavebeentssued. Afederalgranthasbeenoblalned : to work ttoopers overtbne In high . drunk-driver sectors during the . time wbea these violations occur, Henderson said. Headerson said the public can belp byweartngsafety belts, plliclng chlldrenlnchildrestralnts,wearlng . helmets If riding motorcycles, aqd. reporting "dangerous" drivers . Anonymous calls w1ll be accepted, he said. . ., ' . : "But we w1ll Insist also on talking about tl!e tl!lngs we want to talk about - tl!e reduction of nuclear mtssues." The Soviets have said that the talks, tentatively scbedul!:d to begin Sept.lBin VIenna, mustbel1mtted to space weaponS. The Soviets walked out of nuclear arms reductton discussions 1n Geneva last year aflerNATOcountrlesbegandeploytng U.S.·buOt missiles In Western Europe to counter Soviet nuclear mtssUes that were ;llready In place. see 11ed convinced there would be no talks.'' ButtheSovietmlnlster'sremarks were made before Ms. StoC!anan 3liJICtlliCed the State Department overture Saturday. In his television appearance, Welnbei get had said. "We w1ll go to Vienna. but we are not going to VIenna kowtowing to, or capltulat· tng to Soviet derriands and preconditions. "We'D talk about an the things they want to talk about, .•. '1 he said. I ' . UMW asks AEP . • mmes ·stay open an " . Coonly.~tn{o!Jrdurt!J&~ . picture," Soviets,_ ·U.S. again ·deadlocked over weapons limitations ' SPEAK. I trend,.Headersonsald. . stall8tlcs lriiR Ji••ry .~ JWie show a 3i pet ci!nt lncreaae In total acx:tdents. Gallla County had the. greatest lpcrease Wtth a 62 upentoreement. .percent_ rise In 8CIIIdents,. wh1h! tr. Dan H~erson, commander . Meigs County.sbowed a 15 percent of 1M GaUipolts-based post, said lncre.ase. -· · ttooper9arebetnga8s1gnedtoareas Fatal !!ccldents so far this year where .computer printouts and arethesameasl983,wlthllvedead. exper leace have shown the most However, four of the fatals have · arnountofaccldentshaveOCCUITed, OCCUlTed 1n Gauta County, com· Thepatrollsalsorequestlngmore ~ to two for aU of 1983. One 'publlc ' asslstance in reverstng ·the person has been killed In Meigs . .. Oislrlbuted by NEA.Inc. 51/E WANTS TO . . . .!!!l£ause of an "alarmlg" InCl 1 in the lllllhber or, trallle ~ accldenll during theflrstslxmpntha Of this year, theGaDIIi-Melgspostof thestatehJgllwaypatr<)tlsstepplng © 1984 Hargreaves and Sellers NOW 511E'5 IIOOK£0! ' ' I ·Patrol n~tes 'al8rtning' ..increase ~ 1984 accident· figures ·. - CAl~ ..· &.dq.-Baker uld lbat Walter Mo-+~1 claim lllat tUee wiD have to - be nJ.ed next year ~ "anptealdenlllll." (API sq phuW). lAKER COMMEN'lll ON MONDALE - ,, ........ "" = . MGND.uE An'BNII8 CIIVRCII - Democn11c puiJeu llal - • ' 1 W.aer Mo ' le, Ifill&, +•'I• lludit wllll 'tile Rev. Vem 'It -w. 8 by at Gl'lft.TitaiiJ a c11 1n m , 1111 Mail 111 ceut1er 111111111 aw <AP ~ . . J ByS'IEVE LeVINE miners' vacation, aiid " they told us · A-odatedP,..Wrlter CHARLESI'ON, W.Va. (AP) The state Public Service Corrunls· slon Is being asked to step In and order the rehlrtng of some l,(XI)coal miners who lost their jobs when two mines were shut doWn while they • Vllcatloned. 1 Urilted Mine Workers District 17 and Local 2542 have petitioned the PSC to lntexvene In Appalachian Power Co.'s request toselli1sCedar and Ceatral Appalachian coal subs1dtarles for $40 mllllon to Eastern Associated Coal Corp. . Union officials said they want lhe PSC to order Apco to reopen the minEs and recall the workers untO thedeallsclosed,tn late September, which coincides with the tennlnatlon date of the current UMW contract with coal operators. · "We have roughly a thousand peoplewhodon'tlaiowlfthere'll be a . tornonow,'' said UMW Dtstrtct 17 President Raymond Thompson, He said the petition was flied Friday and asks for a hearing as early as possible. . Cedar and Central Appalachian closed June 25 lor the traditional spectflcally tl!at , we had a job tllrough the end of tbe contract," Sept. :ll, said Local 2542 President Roy French. But on July 7, Apco announced that the mines, in Kanawha and Boone counties, would not reopen when tl!evacationpertodendedJuly ' 9 . "My ' I people went on vacation, spent their money, and then carne back and found out they didn't have a job," French said Saturday. The deal already had been approved by sta1e and federal regulatory agencies, but now must be OK'd again because a partner ill the deal has backed out, Thompson said. Originally. Eastern Associated and Addeo Mining Inc, of Kentucky were to form a company caUed NuEa8t M1n1ng Co: to take over the mines owned by Apco, which wants togetoutofthecoalmtnlngbuslness · and has. agreed to Sf'll moo1 of Its West Virginia coal properties. Addeo since has pulled out or the deal, Thompson said, so Eastern Associated now mus1 again obtain · government approvaL l �~ .. Ohio ' Comment ' Surprising Minnesota Twins trip Angels~: . Pap 2 The D.Uy Slllldnel ' Ponaeaoy-Mkldleport, Ohio Mon'C\'Y• July 30, 1984 . Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOI'Eil TO THE INTEREST OF DIE MEIGS-MASON AREA Alllb ' 11\!m~ ~v ....................-.-.~=·. . ~ ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Aoial&lant Publloher/ Controller ,. BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated PreiS, Inland DaUy Preoo Aooocla· lion and the American Newspaper Publisher Association. • LE'ITERS OF OPINION are welcomed. They should be lees Utu see words -.Jon a:. o'\.11. letters are subJect to edllln& and muit be sllned wltltaame, addreea a.nd · telepho•e numbef. No uasl&ned Ietten wUI be published. Leuen Mould be Ia 1 pod tute, addres111n1lssues, not penooalitles. Stat~ support~ bill to strengthen banks Representing who ?____~w~~·w:.,...._amF_._Buc_·_k~ey~·_Jr•. It is reported that Robe!1 Strauss, the Democratic veteran and sage, approached the candidates a few days before the convention and' warned thel'(l against treating Ronald Reagan as ari ogre. u you do, "You're going to come out with a bloody fist instead of his coming out wlih a bloody nose." In blind dlsregart,l of that advice, a few·days later Geraldine Ferraro advised the press that Ronald fre<~gan was a "bad Christian." "on!ronted with this accusation 10 ·ays later at his press conference, • ~e president smiled and said that "" had no alternative than to tum the other cheel<. Ms. Ferr<~ro, no doubt tuned ln. must have1wept tears of frustration at this amiable tum of her charge. Like father, like son. At tile San Francisco convention, young Ronald Reagan, dressed as though en route t9 a track field for an athletic workout, was asked by the btterrogator whether he was upset by the charges that. two nights before, had been made by New York Gov. Mario Cuomo and the R\'V. Jesse Jackson, for both of whom insu· ranee companies were tense, lear- · lng apoplexy as they denoUnced Reagan In terms they. would not dream of using against Konstantln Cherttenko, let alone Fidel CaStro. "No," the young Reagan smUed, as though being asked whether he was · upset by the result of tlle Peloponneslan War. ''I knOw IllY lather doesn't eat barbecued child· ren for lunch, so ,r'do(l't mind. I figure It's just politics." That's so, and brings us around to the subject of neglected constttuencles. Republicans can be seiene about charges leveled by Democrats, but how d<J the majority of Democrats feel when represented · Rep. Ted 'Phe Celeste admbtistration has endorsed "philOSOPhicaHy" a pending HoUse bW which supposedly would strengthen Ohio's banks by allowing thEfn to participate on a reciprocal basis In the Interstate banking business. But Lbtda Page, Ohio's superintendent of banks, said the legislation doesn't slgnal difficulties In the busliless. Jnstead, it is designed to give the banlts a chance to compete for more busbtesS In other states, espectally U. In border-elty areas such as Clncmnati. . Asked s~lflcally if any of Ohio's banks were on the brink of !allure suoo a& the Contbtental JUlnois National Bank&Trust Co. of Chic~ which receiVed a $4.5 bWion.batiout last week from the federal government:.... Ms. Plige.sald"'we do not anticipate or have arty reason to believe there is any _ problem like that In Ohio." Rep. Edward J. Orlett, DDayton, is spoDsorbig the pending legislation which would allow banks to acquire and operate banks in other states where Interstate banking is permitted. Although the Ohio Dlvtslon of Banks does have some reservations about the bW as presently wrltten, Ms. Page said, "We are trying to get a Wll!'kable btl! that is fair to the entire banking process. The (Canmerce) Department Is In support PhilOSOPhically." The legislation is being considered by the House Financial Institutions Commltiee, where Chairman Robert Nettle, DBarherton, and commlttee members have been hearing· a mix of testimony. Of Ohio's small,. community-based banks are against the propo5al ;..; Some . ,beca!ISe they say It will tuei what they already~ as "merger fever" and a !lltuation bt which rural and small·toWil Ohioans would lose many of their . dtrect banking services. · Nettle sajd tha,t In addition, one of the Commerce Department's concerns is about a provision which would allow any bank to acquire up to :ll) percent of the total assets of Ohio banks. The chalrmBn said 'the C!mmlttee is considering a redUction In that percentage. ; Clement L. Buenger, president of the Fifth '.Jblrd Bank of Clncmnati, • testlfled last week In support of the legislation, saying that unless it is approved, "Ohio banks wW suffer" In their bid for busliless In the Interstate market. . • ~-: He said there ts no need for concern about the W percent prOvision ' llecause it would take "Ught years" for any bank to acquire that an\ount of :cieposlts. . . Letters to the Editor Not gone The Carleton College article Iii the Sunday Times-Sentinel, July 22, reminded me that not aU .of Carleton College Is gone. Part of Its o$k beams support the first floor tn· our house. My late husband, WUber Parker, hauled those beams on his Old Cbevrolet ton-and-a-half truc)c 'to our ·house site on Middle Shade, Keebaugh-Foliroad Rd .. In 1938. He told me I could have any width house I wanted, but It would have to be 29 feet long because that was the length of the hE!ams. We also used s boards from the college for subsheeting. We decided on a two-story house with a basement, 26 x 29 feet. When he was building the house, Wilber paid his head carpenter, Charlie Young, $3 a day; and the workers, $1 a day. Amazing! Since then, repairmen have complained a bout their lnabUiiy to drive a nail In those oak beams. They have to use a drill to make a hole In the beams. Mrs. Wilber Parker Who in control? . . ' .. Weiss o( New York said last Dine percent · of Democra~ l!eleOctOber: ''There ts no · way of gates went to graduate school. By , dlstlniiUIShlng wllat we are doing bt CQlltrast, 79 percent of R&F: merely . Grenada ana what (the Soyjets~ comp!eted high school,. ("I would have done . In Afghanistan. In soonerbegovernedbythcllni2,tXXl orderbtg the Invasion ci(Grenada, .names · in the Boston '_ telephone · Ronald ~!Ill has adopted the· directory than by the 2,000, tactic o1 the Japa(leSe !lttack on memtx:rs of tbe. faculty o' MarPearlf!arbot·asthenew·American vard,"awisemanonceremarked.) · standard of '*havlor." Republl· And tlle'n on the matter of in(Qme, cans can feel safe trom any formal 42 percent of the delegates earned · affWation wtih a party that sbelters more than $00,10l pel' yeal', whl!'such as pass~ that oomparlson reas that Is so of only five ~t (ll as thoyg)! lntelli!ct1!ally an!l. ~- R&f, s,uggesting that wealth 18 ally dis~- but what about • unrelated to CUDliiQII ~. it normal Democrats? · ' · anyone ever Sl!Bpected that it wu. .Now here we have niuch to ie.lirn But O!'~lnt of direct pol\tlcal' from The Washtngtoq PoSt, which · lnteres~~Y nine percent')It the conducted an In-depth swvey ofthe · DemocratiCIIeieg@!l11- su-pport an protue · of DemOcratic delegates, antl·abortioli amendment, . by COD· compat!ng ~ ,to ~rallc . trast with one-half (49 . percen~) of .rank and!lle , (~F). . .R&F , P.el'(locrats . .\lid on 1he Some of the dlfferen~ are less question of :whelher the 1Jnlte;l ,dlrectly··relevllnt' !hari others. For StateS · ''shOuld take all 1 steps tnstanoll, ' education. , including tiM! use afforce 10 prevent the spread of (.'Ommuntsm," 22 · - _, percent of the detegatar~: l3y ' u contrast, almost three 11me1 · many R&Fs ·(83 percent~ . beileve that ey~ step shoukn~. taken to contain' the (.'Ommunista, a sacrlft-, · ctal position that would, in the Judgi!\ent ·of . many, possibly not · including Ms• Ferrato, cOmmend itself tb Christians and etultstian, • like non-Christians. What has happened to the party !bat makes such a point of ins1sting tbat4ts representatatlon be repres1 ente'd? The Democrats went out of their way to take measurements on tl!e one-black-one-woman-two· Jews-one-crtpple formula. But not • very far out of their way to represent what Is taken• a~ the broad · Democratic COii.stituEIICy over the years. Who wW.Jep esent such a t'Onstituency? Or it is sound asleep.? . · .•~' Who knows? But everyone should care. AP 8pol Ia Wrller · It at tlrst your bUllpen doesn't succeed. try, try again. Ana, if need he, agabt. First, it was Minnesota bullpen ace RmDaVlswllofalledbt thenb1th l.nnln¥ SUnday. HIS successor, Len Whitehouse, wlld·pltched the tying run horne. But the '1\ytnS finally ~Pt sane · crutch relief hom JUck .Lysander, who got llobbY Cli<;h to hit Into an inning-ending double play in the lOth Inning with two runners on bue. He . became the wtnntng pltchet' when TimTeutelslngledhomeanmlnthe bottom of the 10th to give -the suJ:1)1'1sing Twins a 6-5 victory over the CaiUomia Anaela· "We M!TI! bummed bt the ninlh; hoidtng our headl and wondering why can't we Win pmes in the' nlnth,"sald Kerit Hr1lek, who4lrove bt three with a pair~ IVJmers otfMlkeWltt. "Ly~~thejob, bUt this Sftrles lsn'l .the World set:'li!s." ' ~eriheless, ~ TWins' eighth vlctOJy ln. their laBt 11 pmes Increased tjlelt lead in the American League West to 1% gar/ies over the Anllell. whocametoMinnelotawlth · a 1%gameleadQfthelrown. . In other AL .pmes, Chicago edged New York 54, Kansas Ctly beat MilWaukee 5-l, Seattle downed Oakland 4-l. Detroit blankecS Boston J.O, Toronto tdn'uned Texas 6-2 and Baltimore shaded Cleveland 3-1. White !lox 1, Y•Jriw:s • Jiarplcj aatnes rapped oot four JI!Gll STEP~ - New York Y... Dave. ~eld ~l!ly hits, lnclUj!ing a tie-breaking •two!ltepl' aero..llrlt bale aa Cltlc1130 Wlllte. Sox'• flrilt b1111eman Greg 1'1111 llomer'in the fifth Inning, and Walker etrewhee lor the tllrow Ia the fifth inniJjJ o1 Suiaday'a Jame at Ron Reed provided clutch relief In ComlMey P'"' m·Cblcqo. The White Sox defeat,ed the Y•nJ.eN H. the ninth as .Chicago · snapped a (API e·erp~~oto), • 1 six-game losing streak. Winner ,.-------~~~-----------.. Floyd Bannister allowed one run runs m' Scoreboard ... Majors fkoard, pltehl'r, from Salt Lakt> or thP Pa· clfk Coast ~. ~~ Roy Th:lma.o; and M;tll YwJtR, p6tC'hE>n, to Salt l...aKc. B)' 'he ,&f'IOdlled Prwl N-'- .wDICAN t.qGUE , Ntw ~TDIVIJJON Duped As I reported last week, Tsakos I • ' said Quoting George Gallup from an gospel be hid, It is hid to them that article In "Faith For The Family" are lost; Verse 4 says "In whom the magazine, he told a national god of this world hath blinded the seminar of Southern Baptist lead· minds of 'them which believe not, ers on March ~ that "there is no lest the light of the glorious gospeiof "What are the maintenance doubt that religion ~ gi'owtng." There· is now a big real estate Christ, who Is the Image of God, ~ ·"Jiut, " he said, "We find that should shine unto them." He is also boom ill parktng places In Washing. charges for?" there is very little difference in called "the prince of the power of ton. As more "No Parktng at Any "Heating, a 24-hour garage atetlllcal behavior" between church· the air." Ephesians 2: 2 reads Time" signs go up In the streets, · tendant, and keeping your SPace goers and those who are not ac!lve "Wherein tn time past ye walked people are desperate to have a swept clean. Of course, you'll have bt religious matters. according to the course of this parktng spot they can call their to he passed on by a board of till! According to the big-time world, according to the prince of the own. · other parking space owners, but preacbers such as Jerry Falwell, power of the air. the spirit that now To fbtd out about the boom I went I'm sure you won't have a problem Oral Roberts, Jtmmy Swaggart, worketh In "the·children of disobe- to see a real estate agent who consldertng the make of your car Rex Humbard, Kenneth Copeland, dience." JESUS called h1m "the spectallzes In selling parktng spa- and the year." Pat ·Robertson, Jtm Bakker and prince of this world." In John l2:31 ces. He had color photographs of "Do you have anything less · Ernest Angley this Is REVIVAL. It He says "Now ts the judgment of various garages on his wall. expensiVe In til!! garage?" "I'm Interested In buying a may be actordlns to their way of this. world; now shall the prl 0ce of "I do have one on the fourth level parktng space," I told hltn. . thinking but it's not according to the this world be cast out." In John down. It's a charming old parking , · Scriptures. "You'vecomeata good time. We space bUt does need 10111e work." 14: ao JEsus 5atd to ms disclptes I can ·count seven churches In "Hereafter I will not talk much with · obave several outstandtngonces that "What ldnd ot Wllrk?" about an eight or nine block area in you; for the prince of thls world have just 0011111 on the market. May "The conCn!te Is cracllled, and the Middleport (some of them store- cometh, and hath nothing in me." I Inquire What kind of automobile white lbtes are fading, and clurln& a front~ and In the window of one is a John 16: 11 reads "Of judgment, you own." heavy thunderStorm water "A 198t Volvo." big sign that reads "JESUS IS because ·the prince of this world is . to ga~ down there. But if your. "Then you wW want a quality Volvo has been rust proofed I don't LORD OVER MIDDLEPORT." U judged." . parktng spot in the upper range see any problem." this Is so why is that beer joint right As you can see the devU Is a across the street flourishing? How powerful personality, and be wUI · brackets. Here is one·that was only "How much IS that one?" about the one at the end of the contbtue as the god of this age untll used by the original owner. The "We can Jet you have it for block? How about the others In JESUS binds him and puts hltn in garage is just five minutes from the $17 .<P>. which is a steal." Middleport? Practically every the bottOmless pit; Revelation W: 2, Washington Monument, and your "It seems llke a lot of money for a · store and gas station sells booze, "And he laid hold on the dragon, place would be on llieflrst tier, right bri>Jcen-down parking space." . . ~aphlc material and lottery that old serpent, which is the Devil, near the entrance." '"!ben! areii!WI'aiadvantapsto "How Ilia is It?" I asked. · tickets. You can buy sexual favors and Satan, and bound blm a being dowil on the fourth tier. Your ·and there Is .vandalism and "It's quite tarae. n by22feet.lt is Volvo Won't hear the planes from thousand years." Verse 3 reads, robbery. How (!Ollie they are stUJ . "And cast him toto tile liottom[ess markeil bY lovelY. aold stripe~ and Na~ All'port overhead, m1 u Operating not only in Middleport but plt, and shut hlm up, and set a seal decorated with "a . handpalnted you drive down and around you everywhere if JESUS is LORD over upon 'h im, that he should deceive RESERVED sign on the wall. Your have a loYely ICelllc view at Ill the Middleport and elsewhere? Why the nations no more, tUJ the Volvo wW be-very happy there." other cars parked In the prqe. I "How much does It co8t?'1 thousand years should be fullllled, · aren't they shu! down as in real have four parties .lnten:sl:ed in it REVIVAL times in the past? Why and after that he must be loosed a "Since the owner wants to sell now." because . ,he is liiOYIDI to San 1 "Can Ill!! a mortaaae 011 It?" little season. aren't these people converted? · AccordiDg to the Scriptures Satan Fioyd E. Brown Francisco, we can let you have It for · · "You'D have no JI'Oblem ~ Mlddleport, Ohio . $23.101_. not Including maintenance The baDIIB COIIIIdet' pmidq Is the God of this wol'id. In n charges... CorinthianS, 4:3 it reads "But it our In Wuhlngtoo' much ~ Couat· l I For sale Shipley, Mlddendorfs attorney and a fonner member of the RepubU· can National ·Committee. · Middendorf, reportedly said he liked the pljleltne Idea, but couldn't get Involved personally because he anticipated getting a post tn the Reagan administration. (He is now ambassacor to ~ Organization of ' ,, ' ' . . Art B'uchwald ' eral than·· apartments and condprnlnlurrts." "Suppose I only want to spend $10,000 for a 'spot. .Do ydU have anything downtown for that?" "We have-a$ by 1,5-fnot sj;Jot 111 a dark alley that has just come on the market. The front ctyourcarwould look on ameatpacktngplallt IIJid the rear would face an empty ware- \ . house. I don't know if your Volvo would feel very f&fe there or not. Frankly, I would· buy something with a roof over it." "But it seems like so much money." "You must not look at it as a ~ borde~. Atter ali, owning l'llut own parking place Is now the ultlmate American dream." Toronto :iHMJ!l$12 Baltl.mOrt' .,'il ,Nl'W Ytrk Mllwauket' · <t8 ....... the Republican National Commit· made a believer of Sen. Mark 0. tee and Its liaison with the White Hatfield, R.Ore., who saw the House. the. ledger listed a total of trans-Africa 1pipeline as a worth· $10,tXXl In payments to Biebel for whUe way to assure access to "services In connection In deallng Middle East on without military with the 'White House and State • action. Tsakos paid at least $40,000 (Department)." to Hatfield's wile, Antoinette, for The )edger of big sllOIB' na~ ·~ real estate transactions while the gave Tsakos the Impression - as it , sen·a tor promoted the pipeline. American States.~ was ob\rlousiy Intended to- that he But TSakos had tess SUCCess In his Casey also responlled favorably was getting a lot for the money he dealings with the ex-tntelllgimce to the plan, and .vouched fo.r was giving Rosenbaum. In fact, official, Joe Rosenbaum, a "ven· Rosenbaum-as the man who could some of the people on the Hst were • . ture capitalist" and old friend of carry It out. . working on the pipeline project. CIA Director WWiam Casey. As Rosenbaum and Tsakos then set And the CIA was definitely evidence that Rosenbaum had good up the Traris-A!rlcan PlpeUne Co. Interested. Washington connections, Tsakos with Shipley as pesldent. Shipley EAST TIMOR UPDATE: When! was shown a personal letter Casey promoted the project with govern- first expoSed the true horrors of had written to Rosenbaum. The two. ment and congressional omctals. Indonesia's genocidal "annexamen's friendship dated back to OVer Chrlsimas of 1981, Sblptey and tion" of East Timor more than four their days in the wartime Office of his wile were Tsakos' guests at a sld · years ago, the Jakarta government Strategic Services, predecessor of chalet 1n Gsiaa!l. Switzerland. ••ae stoutly ·· den~ my charges of the CIA. I()Ved It. He loved It He kiSsed my slaughter, starvation {lnd suppresAccording to court documents boitom," ,Tsakos of Shipley, . sloD. Because ,Indonesia Is a u.s. and other sources, Tsakos paid accordlpg to cOUrt records. ·· ahy, and had what It assumed to be Rosenbaum $250,001 over the next But Sbipley withdreW when he President Ford's tacit approval for couple of years "to pave the way" learned from tnteUJgence docu· the 19'75 ihvaslon, neither the Carter for the pipeline project, as Tsakos ments of Tsakos' crtmlnal record In nor Reagan administration did put lt. The first paymeni of $100,tXXl Greece and his arms deals. Shipley !IIJYthtng to pursue the issue. was delivered on Feb. 12, 1981. said he was. never paid by Tsakos. But at long last, there are signS of That same day, Rosenbaum set Rosenbaum drew up a ledger of action on Capitol Hill. Reports of up a meeting among Tsakos, Influential pl!Ople he supPosedly continuing atrocities tn East 'Ilmor Casey, former Navy Secretary had on the plpeUJ1e payroll. One was have produced separate House and WUUam Mkldenoorf and Carl Fred Biebel, a deputy chairman of , Senate appeals tO the White House . • :u Dl'1rolt anD$ d~aler ______~J---'-ac_k...-A_nd__:..e_rso~n WASHINGT.ON - When high rollers come to Washington hoping to buy Influence In high places, the operative principle is "caveat emptor" - let the buyer beware. If an honest pollticlan Is one who stays bought, tben an hOnest Influence peddler is one who actually pays,off the people he's supposed to. Stnce 1981. · when BasH T!lakda came to town to promote a dubious plan to run an oU pipeline across Central Africa froll) the Red Sea to the Atlantic Ocean, the Greek arms dealer has had occasion to ponder these cynlcal .rules of the Washing· ton game. He spent a bundle, and lived to regret his reUance on a. former intelligence agent who was supposed to be paying off wellconnected government officials. At least some of the payoffs apparently were never made. My associate Corky Johnson has been Investigating this bizarre scheme for six months. Here are some of the highlights: Tsaskos started off bt the grand manner of purchasing a $500,10l condominium in the Watergate complex, and spreading the word that he had $200 million to spend on promotion of tbe pipeline project. WLPcLGB 7V lHi - 1 46 .M.1 M 48 N.._.F...._.l.nlpe CO'NBOVs-Rt>lra.vd Rod ~ Chapman. defl'MI\I(' backs. Kt>vln HIC'kS. punttf', ./«' HineS. dl'fmstve llnonan. Mk.taal'l Hufford, ligllt end, Mile(> Johnltoo, platftkh>r. and ~ Speck. liN>IBclcc-r. DALLAS 8ooP !IL"' l 'l.z .411 . 3% .f'ifit .467 5 !00 48 S7 .4:17 63 61 >.413 AMiinllly'A Gll!lrR Nt.'W York 3. t'OOIWAIL .411 ~ .C'W Zt .ot IS :.: T...,. trom Gardner, pi1Cher, ThkwidPr c:l lhf> International l.c1¥tue. Optioned Rcls Jones. lnnctder, to 'lldeWatC'i'. .>2> 1&\! 52 47 57 . 0£'Yriand t3 57 wtlJT DIVJIION 5:1 6 51 ,51 4!l 5.1 a.Jcaoo KaMaS Clry 4951 Scank' 49 56 OoldOIICI 13 ~ YORK METS-<"allfld up. Wf'S aNI 6 lOih Leaders ~:I " ~01'1 3, Delrol! 2 ~ Ck"vcolat1d 6, '$1llimort> l NA.'I'IONAL ~UE: Te1uls 6, Toroh!o 4 Mllwaukk- l Kansa!l CJry 2 MlNK>!Iols 61 CallfOI'f\la 1 BA.rnNC ~~ at bratsJ: Gwynn. San Dil'aO. , SandbrrR. OliaiRO.. .333; - CNz. tbll1on. .318; J::)rrrder, Ollcaao. .318; .Washln,ll;foo, Allanta, .317. SNnlfo 2, oaltland 1 • SUCIIQ>'I Gllfllelt Torontq T{'IIUis2 RUNS' """""""· Cbk-ogo, 7t Samutl. l'tllladrlpNa. <II' Wl...ns. Sal\ Dlooo. a; Dl.'mler, Chk'aao. tit; Murptr,•, Atlanta, »; «. Dl>troU 3. lbtoo n Blltlmorc :1. C'kl."t'land I M.lnnt'sofo ti. CilUJornla ~. 10 innillii!S KanSas Cl~ s, , 01. RBI : GCa tTC'f', Monl!'C'al. '-': Mltwaui«'f' 1 Chi<'"~ ~ NC'W f(J'k 4 63. &>allk• 4. Oakland 1 , . ~~~ Gllfl1fl' ~City !Ldbr.mdt .f..&t at Tormto bc>fR, C'hk'fiRO, 1-D. !ClarK')' 7-101, In) TI.')Cas J'l'.tnafla 9-101 at Baltirmn> lFlaniJRan 9-91, tm MUwaukec tCaklwf'll Hll al NN' York tRa.'llTlllMMl 4<11. tnl lbston INlppri· HI al ChiCilltO tSta\'t'l' 9·61 , fnl s.'atll(' 1Ek">31llC' 9-101 at Ml ~a tFIJ.... 10r1 M1, tnl · Calllornlll t7..ahn !Hh at Oakland 1YOUD$l3-H . tni Only Jl~ schrduk>d ~MGIII'IM NATIONAL U:.WUE EMT DIVIIION \\' ' L Pt1. Gil New York · ~ .ao ChlcaJO 00 -1.1 .~ .~ Ptllladl>lphla M J'J .JI6 ~'W."t ~~ · ~ !\.1 .oR\ lfl ..e 11 -" m ' welT DI\'IIION fil -t! !W · AUanta l..al A~ San r. ~ SJ 49 , !iii Jbston Cbk'irNII - 1~ !i ..m t'i'h .~l - .519 too, 124. DOUBI...ES: s.aw.IQ'"~ GCar1C'I', Mootrnt.l , ZJ; llubban1, AtLanta. 23: Ralnrs. Monnt'tll. 23; Sa11'1U!.i, PNla· dPiptu. 2.1. m.IPL..ES: SandtJ:orM;, Olk~ . 15: ~ ­ Uf'l, Ph.lladrlphla. 1-t: Cruz, JICl.lstm. R: Gwynn. ~ Dk'lco. H; c-RL-,•rJC)!$, Houston, 1: M<(;(>(-, -Sil.ouls. 7. Houston. 117: Solo. Cinc-Innati, ll9:. Carl· ron. Ptllladrii)Na, 111. ' SA~ : Suttc-r, Stl..ou ls, M; Holland. F'tl!L10:olphia. rl; t..c&nlth. OtiroJ','O. 2J : Oro9i:'o. NN.· York. 2l : r ;a.."31fiilt'. ~ r>k'Ro. ~UWIUE _..... HGUI1~ 011. R~: _.,.._ RBI: Klnftman, Oakl;md. f17: EMurra~'. Dllllttrmrt', tit; Rl<".-. Bo!lton. ?3: ADavls.. Seank', 77: ltrT'I'IM, 8o5ton, 72. H:rJ"""S: ftil*<'n. Battlmon-. U8; Garrla, ~to. 127; M1111in5ro•. Nl'Yo· YCll"k. 1l6; . F...a!lik>f, aston. tJ); Ga,lltt'lf'l", Mllwauk«o. n. 1&tl(alllr' N~· Vork I. 2nd ll!lVlV' Pftllldrlphill li. Montrral .a • Rr. Louts..... ..,..~~~~113 U. ~ I, Ctlk'lnn311 0 U9; Wlnt\tld, Nrw Y<rk. U9. , DOUBI..FS: LAPan1sh, T('l(as,. Ia/ Cow- 9. Mouton n Atlanta ol, San FT'Md !!~:ll :1 s.d~ ' ........ a...a nw. Stank'. 26; Carrla. '~'minto, a;; MattinKlY. ~· \'crk. ~ !....Anon. tn"olt, ~. ' PltliOck-lpNo (kudlm 14-R! at Chlcaao j[('~f.-61 . MQ;.q tl.Na lt-61 at PIM!Ibu4llh 1Rhl> dm ..,.), tnl NfW Vark ~1-~A'nllndr'l :Hit at St. !..rub tl..IA*\t 7-91 . uu , AtW.ta 1Fak'onl> 1'61 at Houston !Scott 4-9\ , \ftl U.: ' -- ~ Only • lVak'ftzlllU !>U l a! San ~ tOrawdc,v Mt . in\ R!irnf.olr~ ~·at~ ~ •I Pln.W~h. m1 - NfW York It St. l.cN111 tnt At..,.•• at H(IUifm, tnt U. ~at Sal ~· (n l Sill F'ranc1lcO at Ctl'lttMIII. fnl Tl-arlsactions • IUIIDUJ. TRIPlE': ~. fuonto. U Colli,., ·Toronto. 11; UpMaw, ~to, ! ; ~ . SNIUI'. 8: KGU:IIcn. DMrolt , 6; tu.aw, Cbk--.o. 6: Hll*m. Ralllrmrr, 6. HOME RUNS: """"""'· Ool<l .... :1!; Anna~. lbJton. 77; tank>. 0\ieafilO. n : M~. Oakland. 22; '"nJ::)n;on. ~·t'­ la>d. 22. SJ'OI.EN ~ IIHmdtnon. o.Jc. land. 47: ~us. CallfOrrM. :tJ: .B utltr, ~ Jl: c.m.. Toromo. 31: ColH-. Tmlll!o. :0. Pm:'HJNG 49 dPtiskm1 : Lc>al. Toronto. U·:l. .All. ·.\11: Pf'try, Dl'b"Oit, 14-4 • .m. :uB: Jbe'nl. 01:1rdf} 7-2. .m. :ua Sl"trf.. iot"mm'~ JH, .'l!JO, 1.37; Cadll, &J. .m. 173. SI'RikE'OlJTS: \\1n . CaWprnlll, llt; 011<- ' ,\. ht&ka~ S'&t\TTLE MARNERS.- Rtcallcd DIYf [)lr.·E ,·ans. Bo6ron. Rl : RHmdrr- O..land. n : &.un. C'lt'Yrtancs. ». Mo&cby, Tcnno. • : Rlpkm, Blltltrort'. ) l , !iian DkW! J. lit gamt' San 0~ 1. Hw!lton 0. 2nd RarTl(l !'J. ]~. BAmNG 12!'10 ar ba!St : Wlnncokl.. NI'W . Yo.-k, ..116: Ma«l~. NN.• \'Ot"lt. .m; ICil. OUr~ MUfl)h:\', Atlanta. 2-1 ; Prn::'HING 1!1 d«tslon.<;;l: OnJ;ro. Nrw York. 8--:2 • •tm 1.7:1: stoddard, l"'hk'aa>. 7· 2. .171\ 2.4.1; Oarii!1R", Nfo\1• \'ork. 10-3. .'MI• .1.7i; I..coa, Mo nlrral. W I• .7.Ji. 2.M: Solo. Clnd nnati. 11-t . .733. .'\.Zl. S'TRD<F.J)l!I'S: Goodm. NPN Yak. lm; Valmzut'kl . Loll ~ l.'iJ: Ryan. St . Loui!i !'\, Plllsblllth I l~ A~ I. Clncinnall 0 AtlM11a 4." Sathf'ranc:illoo :\ Chk'ollftO 3, New Y(J'k _Rl.IN~:' HO:o.G: Hrbt>k. MINQota, .:129; l..l"'r~Ul. rk,>lrUt. .318; Rlpluon. Baltlm'n'. .31..\. Olk'ap:o U, N<W Vork ~ _............ . Sandlrrl!:. Chka10. Zt: 71~ .«i 10 .oil? 1:1 .413 18'..) ~'llli !II -4.1' 61 .-J 6l franctsoo 132; W)'M['. Ptl15bullth. 12!'1 : Cruz , Hws- Chlt'Hf.lO. :w. Mllwau"IWI> at N(IW Yortl., IRI BP>too at Chlca~. 1n 1 Sean~ at MIMC'MI.a. tnt California at oakland. 1nt san Dk'AO Ok-lo. ltl\; Sand- Sarnul>l, Phlladl>lptU. Strawtrrrv. Nrw \'ork. 16. srotEN BA.'il-1'0: Sam\1<."1, PNiack'lphin. v ;· w1mns. San Dk,lo. 42; R.alrlf'5, Monm-aJ. li: Redus, Clnt'lnnatl. li: ~. Kamas Clry at Toronto. 1n1 Tcoxas al 8altlmot'('. tnl Pln~~h HITS: Gwynn, San Schmidt. Phllact>Jphla. :ll; GC.H r1l'l', Mon· treal. :ll: Ma•"!iihl.dl, l...(foi A~. IR: aP."f'iand at [)(>troll. :t. 11-Ju Momrral ~ - Lwl" SchrNt:tt. Phlladl'lphla. Ell: JDavls. O!lc~. I&; Durham, ~- &1: Sandbrt"-R. Olh.II!O. - "." ... 1m:112:..... -" ' • '~ _ ,- ,.,..., Nlelcro. New Yark. m _ SAVES: QYW«tlft'ry, Kaaw Cln•, tT; " - " ' MUWMI.... %1; pudlU, ~d. ll: ~ nao~., tt. . DMroll , 'ZJ: RDa\11, Min< ' l . . By~NII8ENI!ION .The Daily Sentinel' The untU the eighth, when Don Matting· ly's hcmer brought the Yankees within a run. Reed came on with runners at first and second In the nbtth and retired Willie Randolph, Kcil Griffey and Dave Winfield,_ str11dng out the last two. · RoyalS$, Breweral · Pat Sheridan and George Brett tn two runs apiece and Mark drovi Gublcza held Mllwaukee to three hits In eight Innings for his fifth . vlctot'y In his last six starts. KANSAS City took a 1.0 lead third lnningonStey.eBalbonl'sdoubleand Sheridan's single. The Royals added threenmsintheflfthoffMooseHaas after Balboni opened with a walk and Don Siaught singled. Two outs later, Sheridan singled to driVe In Balboni and Breti followed with a two-run single after the runners moved up on the throw tothe plate. Mllrtnen 4. Mhlelic8 1 Mike Moore scattered six hits and Dave Henderson and Ken Phelps hit solohomerunsasSeattlecompleled a sweep of the three-game serieS In Which Qaldand collected only 17hilS and tour runs. Henderson homered off Steve McCatty in the second btnlng and Phelps connected bt the fourth. Seattle also got lUll ooubles from AI Cowens in the sixth and ~Owen In the seventh. TlpnS, Red Sox. Milt Wilcox· held Boston to three singles bt eight InningS for his lith victory, matching his total for au of last year. l..ose!' Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd hurled a four-hitter, str11dng · outl!1Careerhlgh10batters, but was nicked for pair pf une8med runs bt . the secooo lnnlne after Darrell Evans wBlked and Chet Lemon singled. Evans scored wlll;:n Boston third baseman Wade Boas bobbled Dave Bergman's two-out groilllder for an emJI' and Lemon came home a 8llll'roUT IIOUND - Clllcago Cuba' pitcher Steve Troul lieU to· , n!le- tile ball aphwt the .New York Mels In New York Slmday, en '•· ~to bllllnt •eteottllllour'yean. TheCubuwept the doubleheader, ' · · Cubs win pair, Reds shut out, I-0 ·· By JON,\TIIAN'VITD . ,AIIIOCiale4 . . _ Wrllea' I~wasthenear-~rfectendtoOrel Hershjser's near-perfect month. · Hershlser , retired the first 23 Cincinnati batters and finished with a .two-bit, 1~ shutout of the Reds · ' Sunday. ·The Los Angeles rookie is on an awesome roll. Although he entered July with an ERA near 6.00 gained rnatnly In relief, Hershlaer has thrown four shutoots this month, tnetudlngthreetwo-hltterslnhlslasl 011 Doug Baker's blOop single · to single put Toronto Jri front and· center that !fony Armas had In his plnch·rui'lner Jesse Barfield also glove but couldn't.hOid after a long scored when right fielder Dunbar . · run. Detroit Sc'Ored Its only earned threw wUdly to the Infield. Ernie ':· run In the elgllth on Ruppert Jones' Whitt slngied to score Mullinlksand ; triple and a sacrifice fly _by Lance Tony Fernandez's sacrifice fly ; Parrish. drove in the fifth run of the Inning. Blue Jays 6, Rqer8 2 Orioles s, Indians 1 Rance Mulllnlks singled home the Mtke Boddicker allowed two , go-al!E:ad run tn a five-run eighth· singles In 8 2-3 innings and Gary •> Inning rally and Dave Stieb scat· Roenicke hit a solo homer. Bod· , tered six hits as Toronto snapped a dicker allowed singles by Andre ; six·gan\e losing streak. Texas went • Thornton In the second Inning and ~ ahead 2-1ln thetopoftheelghthon a Jullo Franeo In thefourth. He left the '• . run-scoring single by Tommy game with two out in the nb1th when Dunbar. · his arm stiffened . The Orioles scored d Roonicke • But the Blue Jays 'knocked out Danny DaiWtn in their haU of the plus Rich Dauer's double-play ~ Inning. Lloyd Moseby doubled with · grounder. Roenlcke homered In the ': one out, WIWeUp&haw was walked .sixth and doubles by Floyd Rayford . : Intentionally and Wlllle Aikens and AI Bumbry made it 3-0 later in ' '' singled to tie the SCOf.l!. MulUnlks' the Inning. H, S.J, to move to wlllllnilne andone-halfpmesoftheftrst.pl&ce.Meta. ' ·' · (API'?!.,...._), .. ,.-. '... season. Nell Allen, 6-5, earned the vlctQ!:Y ·In reilef. Bruce Sutter gained his , .-..aOF~· teague-leading 26th save. . SutterslumpedayearagotoaS-10 r'ecord and 4.23eamed runaverqe, but has a 3-3 rnllrlt, 26 saves and a 1.~eamedrunaveragethlsseason. MARY. C. KEBI .Fl, E. A. . . I "En,.,//oillo Pr.u1i&e &for~ The lnlerrul S~rvi~" . I R'"'"" , TlloaJlMY "Last year, he was falllng behind In the count and he had to come bt with fastballs, which he doesn't wanttotbrow,"saldthePlrates'LEe Ma72llll. "He's ge1:1i!lg ahead in the count this year. ~· .viC!' . Ill t 111111 a Mil . '-tiaJ, OIL 1 ~s~~He~a~ftve~in 44 i-3 innings lind. has halved his T--------------~~~--~~--------~----------------~------------~~·~ ERA, and then some. His H July lbliDwed a 3-3. s~ that · had Dodgers officials· fre. quently menUontng "Hershiser" · and "Albuquef'qile" bt the same · breath. ''He' is doing nothing Cllfferent than when he was pitching relief, except In h1s &ppl'OI!Ch to pitching," said Dodgers . Manager Ttinmy Lasorda. "He has the same stuff, the same arm, 'bUt a different approach." "Now he 1s gotng after ·hitters... AS he was ITIO!Ning oown the Reds, Hershlser noticed something in the • dugout "·•••·-• EVER FELT LEFT OUT OF A CONVERSATION BECAUSE -'YOU WERE- WONDERING WHAT .:: OTHERS WERE TALKING ABOUTf. : . . ... ' ' •· ' . ., ' WELL, WE HAVE THE.·.. ·' '"There was a lot of sllence in the dugout from about the fifth inning on," saki HenhlseT, "and I was the only guy doing any yelilng." Nick Esasky, a .201hltterenteling the game, ruined Hershfser's per· fectlon on a J.O pitch with·a nasty surprise for the rookie. "It was almost a shock," Her· shlser recalled of Esasky's Jlhe. driVe single to left. "I threw the ball rtghtdownthemlddle, I just laid itln there. I thought he would he taking. I'm just glad hedldn'thlt ltoutolthe ballpark. . "The thing Hlad to do "'as to go right back to pitching," Herstnsrr added. "After losing the perfect game there was a little letdown, but most of aU I wanted the wtn." The only other hit Hershlser surrendered was a two«Jt stngte in the nbtth to Gary Redus, who then stole secooo to put the lying run In scoring position: Hershlller then made Ron Oeste!' his lleventh strikeout vlctlni to end the game. , · In other NL g!u!'jlis, Phlladelphla topped MlllllrL"aiG-4, St.Louis edged Pittsburgh 4-3, San Diego Jl9llllded Houslllll 9-0, Atian!& beat San Franci8co 4-3, and Chicago took a palr from New York, 3-0 and~ 1. PMII&il, Expf Ptnctl·bltter Len Matuszek bit a two-run homer with out In the \ nb1th ~. lda aecooo game. wlnliln& homer in six days. Von Hayes earlier hit two harnen for ... • '#' ' I SOLUTION TO THE .. PROBLEM. ' ' ' I. .. . ·"· THAT'S. RIGHT•· I ~. I ,t· BY READING THE SENTINEL YOU'LL KNOW . WHAT· OTHERS ARE TALKING ABOUT~ ., .. ' ' .. • ., ' L ... ' .. ... .... '• ,. .... • • .. one CALL TODAY TO HAVE YOUR SENTINEL STARTED 992-2156 · Plllladelpllia: Tuelday, Ma~'s ptncl) 00. mer in the $(!\lmth bmlng ~the PIIUlles a 3-2 victor)' OYI!'I' the tubs. Juan Samuel and ~lone!~ to lead~theflrllt, the first time in Its hlstocy thec;lub lilld led olfwlth twu holners. . ~t,Pbh.S Geoqe HeocJr1ck•s nm«<rlng double and 1\W-nin toner (JOI'•Ued theCardlnalstothelrnlnthtiD«U· Uve vtctOii apiDst the Pirates ihls I. ·. THE DAILY SENTINEL ··~ ! ., " •~ • ...• .,..... < ' ...:.. .... . .. ~. ' ....- .. ' 'h �• .. Page-4--The Daily Senlinel · ' Monday, July 30, 1984 Pomeroy.;;;.Middleport, Ohio ,~Tricky maneuver' results ·in victory ... By STEVE WIL'!~ ,-~ AP Sports Writer ~ • ,- - MISSION VIEJO, Caut. (AP) - One dartng leap - a llicky maneuver called "throwing the bike" - capped ll,<XXl mlles of training, a mUUon dreams and a masterpiece of strategy for Conhle C<trpenter-Pblnney in her history-making cycling victory. That alrhome surge across the finish line Sunday after 49 miles . made .Carpenter-Phlnney the first American champion of the 1l& Olympic Games and the winner of the first-ever wonien's road " cycUng race. . , It ended a drought of 72 years without an American rtledai in road , 1 cycUng and, as Carpenter-Phlnney said, may help the sport of cycUng "snowball" Into the big-time In the United-States. The momentum was pickeduplater lntlledayby AlexiGrewal, 23, who cockily thrust his anns lhto the alrfl\leyardstrom the ftnlshllne as he outdueled Canadian steve Bauer down the streti:b to win the gold In a grueling 118-mlle race on the same course. TI!roughout Europe, and especially In France where mllllons each . }'ear watch the Tour de France, cycling is among the most po!XIlar sports. · In the United States, nowever, it has had titue more appeal than marathon running had 15 ye~ agO. It took an Olympic gold medal ' .. • . by Frank Sborter In 1972 - the ftrst by an American since 19CII ~to propel the marathon to the lrnl1ll!n!e popularity It now enjjlys. The triumphs by Grewal and ~ter-PIIinJiey and a silver medal by teammate Rebecca Twla In the ll2-dellree heat of the Southern Callf!lmlan deaert could do the same tor road cycling. ' CyeQsts tmn arwnd the' country, aameof whom rode thouaandsof mlleeon sleek racing bikM costing more than St.~ were among the Dl,OOOijlllctatora Unlng the 11l11Yc:ourse. waveatterwave~cheers . and chants of "U·S-A'' gn:eted the cyclists at every tum. "It unbelievable," $aid Carpenter·Phinney, who, at '!7, W!l-' 10 years older thall two of her competitors. · was By The Bend ' ' Diet Pill S!HJ!Ing U.S. . ' ~GLEWOOD, ' ·u.s.' CaW. (A?) ba$ketball Coach Bobby · Knlgbt had tittle to complain about In the Amertcans' opening .romP over buna in · the Olympic • tournament. , In fact, 'l{iught, known lol' 1his badgering of otriCials, patted the referee on the back aftl'!' a brief clisCusslon In Sunday's game. . J3ut the QPelllng day of the tournament, featuring eight men's games, .was not wHhoul controversy. . In rugged contest, Uruguay edged FrilnCe.91·871n overtime and the French coach ciiarged the Orugriayans with illegal tacUcs. . · · C)Uler games saw Yugoslavia, the 198l gold medalist, beat West Germany9&83; Italy, the European champion, rip Egypt 11().62; Austra· • Ita t~ Braz1176-72, and Spain defeat . today - Italy against West Ger· many, Egypt against Brazil and Australia against YugoSlavia. . The U.S. llli!D's team was Idle today and next meets Canada·on Tuesday. The Amerlcans, winners of eigllt gold mEdals In nine fries, nowhavearecordof71H\n0iymplc play. '. The Americans, part of the 1911) Olympic boycott and strongly favored to win the il:okl this ~, were In command Sunday all the way against the Chinese, making their fil'st Olympic basketball appearance since 1911. The Americans shot 00 peJ'CI!Ill from the floor and pressured the Chinese Into 26 turnovers In the Group Bgarne. Folirttiamstrom the six lri each gioup will ~YU~ke the medal round. · Alvin Robertson's 18 points paced the Amertcaris, woo led ~29 at haltime and coasted to victory. Michael J<roan added 14 and Chris MuJUn&lldPatrlckEwlngl2aplece. "I think everybody's relieved that we're playing," said Knight. "lsald to the players, let's be anxious to play, but don't play with !lll)(iety." Fast Weight . No Dleflng- fat All "'u WMf Pill Does All file WOIIr · · BEVERLY HILLS, CA. 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Indicated In a letter Friday that the Member: Tbe Auoclatod """''· 1n· 'dietary fiber discovery from Japan 'iltspatches asserting that the United Games, citing inadequtesecUrlty as -·ld cons"'- .....-...ft~ the land DaUy Press AssoclatOII and the (used successfully for Ol(er IDJ MAC .."~ ..,. ~~·~.., American NEwspaper Publisher• AB· ..... _..._ ,States had turned the 15-day sports the chief reason. Thirteen alUes deadline, the scOOol said. soclatlon. National Advertising Repreyears) that expands in your sto.·,::""'' ,. festival Into a political joined the boycott and several other .,.,_extension ..~·ld allow East· sentatlve. Brallhlm Newspaper Sales, and gives you a full and satisfied ted· ''"' "~ '733 Thlr<l Avenue, New York, New • all da Io nations, including Libya and Iran, · · r.-rrormance. em olficlals to IearD the results of a York IOO!l. Ill& Y ng. ·. · ·Hungary also criticized Satur· also are not attending. 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Unllcd Slatto~ vs Vuplav&a, 12 noon the conference will cooperate. month. ' supply, or $3~ for a t5().day supply) , TENNIS while Shriver pocketed $40,<XXl for Australia \ 'A Ollna, S; .' ll p.m. Kotc>a '<'!! Canada. 11 p.m. ':The university attorney's.opln· No subscriptions by !TUIII permitted In cash, Check, Of J110ney order to: HAVERFORD, Pa. (A?) the loss. lonis,aftertalldaittotheNCAA,that towns where home carrier service Is Citrus Industries, 9903 Santa WendyOvertonofGulfstream.Fla., AI LA. _ . . ...... all10 (MAC) teams could play this avaUabte. Monica Bl., Dept. 705,. Beverly 2-5 p. m. -~ ·-won the U.S. .35-and-over Grass WASillNGTON (AP) -Second· !I p.m .. n ::rl a.m. - PrrAims fall," Ms. Tinney said. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Hills, Calif. 902iZ. tUntOIIdltioNIJ :t'-e'ourt Tennis Championship by seeded Andres Gomez of Ecuador ~ If the deadllne ill DOl extended, IMide Ohio monty.b«k fUIIIIIIII• U not MlllilI defeating defencling champ Mar· downed GuJIIermo VUas of Argen- 1 p.m...t p.m. - 1(ID'n rimt trial fi· "the uj1lversityhas several options, ru:~ ~-) ViOsaK, MasterCar(~-dd .d • andberAmer. ; garet Russo 64, 4-6, 6-1Saturday at tina6-1, 7-5Sunday to advance to the 1'181. «JJn ln41vldlaal pul'l\llt quail· tncludlngposslblelegalactlon,"she s2wee~cs ................................. $58.24 press • .,.., car num ,ex· fk?tlons . final of the $200,00l D.C. National : the Merion Cricket Club: said. Oat.Jde Oblo piration date, and siplature.) For · C Overton ·teamed with Mary Bank_Tennis Classic. . EastemM!chlgani'IesldentJohn ~semcecalf· follr credit card orders U-9 p.m. - 3 day Event nrt:w~ McLean of Fort Worth, Texas, to · DELRAY BEACH, Fla. (AP) Parter said thaat on 'lburlday he 112 Weelcs ...., ........ .. .................. S59.11l to free 1-(800)-862G)ii wjn the 35-and-over doubles title Luanne Spadea, playing on her AIOCIA askedLesslgfortheMACCouncll~ 6262, ext. 705.~ o.,rtp~l, overRussoandBarbaraMueller, of home court, waltzed past Deborah · 1·.1: .f.'i p.m . - Wornt"ft'• ~ fl:;J). U:t., p.m. - Womm'! ~ PreSidents tol'l!t'OIM'IIeandresclnd Denver, 6-3,6-3. _ Mortnglello, &-2, 6-2Saturdaytoearn " the Jllb' ,i& vote Joexpel the_achoollf Eleanor Wright of Suffern; N.Y., the title at the United States Tennis 1 .. - - . . Cilllf. II did i\(Jt aballdon Its tootball , won the 45-and-over singles final by AssoCiation National Girls 12 Clay program. : defeating Jackie Green of Chadds Court Championship. t:61:4p.m. Porter called the league's order ! Ford, Pa., 7·5, 4-6, 6-2. LOUlSVIlLE, Ky. (AP) _Holland \ '! c:-nac~a . '!premature and Ul·advlsed" and ' " Jane Crowflord of Nashville, Top-seeded Luke Jensen, of 1;-udiilgPakl'lfan vs 'tWw l.AIIancl not In keeping with the conference's Grrat Br11akl vs Km;ya Tenn., and Sally Bondurent of ton, Mich., defeated Brad Pearce of consUtlitlonal PIJI1lOIM!I>. -winter Park, Fla.; won the 4:>-and· Provo, Utah 4-6; 6-3, 8-6 Saturday to • "It !ll!ftllll clear to us that there 11 . a.m.·U:;r) p.m. ...... FfftdniZ f ""'er doubles title by defeating win lhl' U.S. Boys' 18 aay Court was no JIISdti4tlon forthecouncll's If Green 811d Lee Burling of Oswego, Championship. Atv---.c.~~, prect~t!*i action •In this matter," 10 a .m -1 p.m.- Women'• t'llmlrlatkln ~ - N . Y ., 6-3,7-6. . GENERAL beets · ' ~ HILVERSUM, Netherlands (AP) DENVER (AP) -Scott Molina, Porter sal!!· OPEN EACH THURSDAY Uaiverslty attorneys James MS.Itcw a , c.lf. ~Anders Jarryd of Sweden 24, of Delmar, Calif., outdistanced Noon-7 p.m. - Small bono rtflt, E.ISII G~ 8nd Ronald Simto met ,; defeated Tomas Smld of Czechosio- Grant Boswell, 24, of Chico, Callf. , match; EVENING 6-8 Clay-laf'Xt"( trap: RWVIInK pn{> wectr.esday with Stephell Morgan, vakia 6-3, 6-3, 2-6, 6-2 Sunday In the by 33secondsSundaytowlnhisflfth ·, tarr:et. dlrectiJ' of NCAA leilalative servi? final of the Dutch Open Tennis straight lliathlon in the Bud Light "' Pas 1 Qlll. ces, and Shirley Wldtaa'e, NCAA BnzU \IS, Saudi Arltlll .. Role Bowl, ,. Championships In a match that United States Trtathlon Sertes with 10 p.m. :. Jasted one hour and 42 minutes. a tlme oq: 51.11i. WM Gt>r-rniey vs. Mc:nn:o If Stanford, 3305 JACKSON AVE. Scioto DoWII8 results )() p.m. f ,· KITZBUEHEL, Ausllia (A?)AUTO RACING vs. Camt'f'OOft II AI\NIPOib. t Thetop-seededduoofWestGerman TALLADEGA,Aia., (AP)-Dale MdYuaosla\111 ., 7 p.m. . Canad11 vs. t~ 11 Harvanl, 7 p.m. ·~Claudia Kohde-Kllsch and Roma· Earnliarot, playing coy for most of ., nla's Virginia Ruzici won the . the afternoon, barrelled ahead otl .. t1IIC MONDAY 3 P.M.·S P.M . 11: :1) a.m.-2::II p.m. - Heata ) womens' doubles title of the Head the backstretch of the final lap of 7: ts.9 p.m. - F1MII · TUESDAY 6,;30 P.M.-8 P.M. .< Cup Tennis Toumament Suriday, Sunday'sTalladega500andtookhis 100 bun..-Q)o ~ beating Austrta's Petra Huber and first · NASCAR Grlmd NaUonaJ WEDNESAY 3 P.M.-5 P.M. 400 lndlvld.lal ~ rt>Uy ~ West German Petra Keppeler 64, victocyoftheyear. THURSDAY 3 P.M.-5 P.M. ~ 6-2. . He finished 1.66 seconds head of :llO ,_,.., FRIDAY 1 P.M.-2 P.M. I• SYDNEY, 4 ustralla (AP) Buddy Baker and picked up$47,100 v...... ~ Chris Evert Uoyd survived a in averaging 15!i.585 mph In the 500 SATURDAY 10 A.M.-11 :30 A.M. ' .. . _ ..... 0111. sluggish start and went on to beat mOe race. t defending champion Pam Shriver GOU' ~ SURGERY tlnltfid Slawt VII Wflf ~ . !t;,l) ~ 7-5 6-2 In the final of the women's ARNHEM, Netherlands (AP) 11-'l'· Brazil \II C"ta. t:Jl ~ ~Ustrallan Indoor Tennis Cham· ~ Langer won the 65th t plonship Saturday night. Dutch Open GolfChamponships by CUiadl VI Pftu. 1 p.m. 304-675-2441 . Japan \IS KerN. 1 p.m. ~ Uoydcollected$75,000forthewln. four strokes over Graham Marsh f \ a . ::f' EMU. may take legal action on MAC issue cenler; ·. ~Soviets denounce ceremonies Monday's schedule ... __ __ -···· -I . Weekend sports briefs.•. 2 .,..,_ I -...... ........... /' .. 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'the only cost tor the service Is Sl5 · monthly subscriber fee. · "I feel more secure," Mrs. . In the ewnt of a medical . emerge11cy, three members Of the GaDia County cmlmunity can feel a tittle more &eCUre. :I1Iree LIFELINE units were Rothgeb said. lt'J not that she Installed In hmnn Friday, and hal a medical problem to became qreratlonal at that time. moniter, but she Uves fairly Based at Holzer Medical Center · Isolated in the COIDity. in OaDipnlis, the syStem Is a LIFELINE Is a benefit to not personal res(lOJIIe health man· . only those living close to the base iter, able to becon help quickly at Holler, according to Ginger for thoae living alone. ' Tayntor, volunteer coordinate.' Purchaaed with gifts to the . at the hilepltal. For those Uvlng hotlpltal, the units were Installed laolaled In the COIDIIIy, she said by Vlllupteen from the Telethis service Is ldeai. phone Piooeu a of Arn~mca. At the first sigl\ of a medical - repi'esentlng three of the four problem, a buiton can be JXIShed Counties llt!lVlced .... . Gallia, , · 011 the mobile ·unit worn as a' MasOa, Jackson - along with DeCklaoe. and the loptlal emermembers from Marietta and gency room will be alerted, and IJ'onton, It will al!lo be available the penion will be called on the in Mela Countv. te~. Bob HJajns, !rom the Ma· If there Is no answer, the first rietla Pioneers, said they have ietipOIIdei will be notified to installed approximately 20 chedc on the per!!On - usually a LIFELINE llllltl In his area, and relative or close IIP.!ghbor. had fiVe ernet&aK.'Y calls trcxn The LIFELINE also keeps them. checking on the subllcriber all "But If It only . helps one day long - automatically find. )lEl'SOII, It's worth It aU," he said lng If the telephone Is In working after helping with the .third order. Installation in GaDia County. U there Is no lnc:ornjng or The Plooeers volunteer their outgoing caU,,or. the reset button time to 1n1ta11 @ units, and are ill not touched for U.hours, . fbm. believet'S In the aid It LIFELINE signals the l!fl!et'· renderL gency room there has been no At the hDine of Glenna Rothactivity, and they will call to check. If there Is no response, help wUl be sent The staff ar floi2ler Medical Center baa been undergoiJJC training during the past week to JeaJ:n about the system, and the Holzer volunteer services, Woodland Centers and the GaJ. Ua County Senior Citizen Ceiter personnel have also been · J.n. structed In the LIFELINE. It Is avaUable in a toqr-county area - Gallla, Mason, Melp . and Jackson - and CWTentb' l8 people have made .appllcaliona, · whlle ,t hree others hav~ Inquired. units were place In homes bi Rociney aDd .Kanaug'a last.Friday,.along with the one i>r MrL Rothgl!b, Ms. J'aynu said. Even though a pencn may live far fmn Hober, MI. Tayntor said, LIFELINE Ia available to them, and Ia a . . system that will work In aD emefgency. : CWTently, the hospital has • number of units available, and would like to add many ITIOI'I!, bu1 that can only be ~ throogh donations, she said. Ally sl!e donation Is welcome, BDd when $495 has been . liCCIIIIllll lilted, anOther LIFELINE Unit will be purcllased. and the 111111111! each time the fund reaches that figure. I ' II I Survivors of suiCide victims fight isolation By MAR'l11A MALAN .A•o' 'rdPreMWrtter . ' EDINA, Minn. (AP)- When her ·21-yeer-okl stepdsughter killed her· self, Adina Wrobleski found herself' lacing not only guilt and grief but also what she calls archak taboos. ' · The taboos against suicide, which discourage people fnm talklpg about the subject and Inhibit them trom comtol'lll!g survivors, penal· lze the dead person's friends and , ·Nained deputy . governor . . of assoctanon loved ones, she said. 1bose who survive are also victims of suicide, she added. "It's a pathetic and primitive {Oilll of social control for a meclical prol>IBn," she saki. · With ~.<XXl suicides reported natloJiwlde each year, Mrs. WI'D' bleskl estimates that oo,ro> people are added annually to the roster of "suicide survivors." All but a few cope with their grief ln. virtual isolation. • The Association of Mental Health , • Administrator (A.M.H.A.) has · . ·reappointed wOOIIiand Centers' .Associate Director, Ma,colm B. : Orebaugh, as deputy governor for Southeastern Ohio. , A.M.H..A. is a professional assOcl· aUon for administrators of services lor the emotionally disturbed, ·mentally ill, mentally retarded, · developmentally disabled and those with problems of alcohol and substance abuse. Orebaugh was reappointed to his post by Joseph i.: • Szoke, gl1\lernor of Reglbii.IV of the . national organization, which In· eludes Ohio, Indiana, ID!nois, Min- ters, Inc., since 1975, when the nesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. agency was known as the Gallia: Orebaugh is serving his second · Jackson-Meigs Community Mental term as an Ohio deputy governor Health Center. tor the association. He has been an Orebaugh and his famUy reside in administrator for Woodland Cen- {;all!polis. Calendar MONDAY FRIDAY RlJI'LAND - Tbe Rutlad Garden Club wW meet at the lone of Mrs. VirRU Atkins at 6 p.m. Monday Instead of Forest Acres Park lor the annual picnic and workshop on the Meigs County Fair flower show achedule. POMEROY - A yard sale will be held at the Joppa Church on Friday and Saturday with proceeds to go to the building 'fund. On Sunday, 7:ll p.m., the Rose of Sharon Singers will have a program. LAUREL CLIFF Bible MIDDLEPORT -The Evan· School at the laurel CUff F'r!!e geilne Chapter, Order of the· • Methodist Oturch will begin .'' Eastern Slar, Mitldleport, will. Monday and COIItinue for the oold a rummage and bake sale weekwithciasesfrom6to8p.m. Friday and Saturday from 10 There will lie classes tor pre- a.m. to 4 p.m. ·at the Masonic school age througll young teens. Temple. M8cy Miler ind Bonnie Frlehtl ThOse with Items to donate are aredlreclorsoftheschoolwhlch asked to caii Liz Mllam at will have the theme, "Choices · ~ , and the Bible." Happenings Mime pedorffiance more lnfonnatlon, call the ll· tnry at 992-5813 or 992-5713. MIDDLEPORT - Children are invited to join speCial mltne pefo!inll!l' Tiny MU!el' at the Mlditieport PUblic Ubrary W~ liEIJday at 2 p.m. Miller is director of Ubrary POMEROY The . annual Service~ and Children's Ubrar· . reunion for the descendants d ian at BrlaJ-Lawrence County Ed and Ellztl Hayman will be Public IJtrary, Irontoo. · held SIPJday at Forla!d R1in The pnlll1llll is given as part State PartL A bllsket dinner'~ ~ a J.e.ource excharlge of be held at noon. children'a lllnrlanl In coopa • The reunion will COJitinue tloll with tbe. Meiaa CUUtlty throughout the attemoon. AU Public Library and Ohio Valley relativa and frii!JidS of the Area Libraries (OVAL). For famlllel are invited to attend. Hayman reunion Mrs. Wrobleski wants tO change groupsofferhelplnMinneapolloand two :years. At thetimeofberdeath, reactlonarlslngtromgullt subsides st.Paul,butonly&lto'10natlonwlde, she and 1¥!f husband were getting . for most, while In !1011'11! cases After studying the subJect · of she said. reailytomovellltoanewoousethey problems with anger ~ suicide since ber stepdaughter, By contrast, she cited Mothl'!'s had bullt. increase over the long term. Lynn, shot herself in 1978, Mrs. AP,Inst DruJik DrlviDg. · Wldch "We have to make peyslcal · "When youaskpropiewhothey're Wrobleski began publiShing a lobbies for SbtJICi!l lawa against comparjsons," Mrs. WrohJes"'sald. angry at, about 50 pet cent wDI say newsletter for silicide survivors six drulllren driving, as "a group that "If you've got a mllllon doilan and they're· angry at the pencn wbo months ago. Called "Attenwrds;'' hasJl"41'rlar, 'inllocent'vlctlma.Just themostlovlnglu8bandlntheworld killed hlmself," Mrs. Wrohleskl , , · the quarterly newsletterlsalmedal since 1911), they've started 222 andyou'vegotcanoet', you're going said. two groups mental health chaptersln4281ates&lldprov1Dces." todle.Irsthesamewltbpsychlatrlc "But there's also a sbmg professionals and people who have Pnblems ~ IUiclde IIUnllvors lllDess. mlnoclty~aboullOpetcentwhoare loot loved ones to suicide.. · Include not knowing, In many cases, ''Most people who kW then)selves very, very angry at mental health With only two editions publlshed, why the pet 10t1 died, CQJllng with are sutrer1ng from liJII'l'CIII!ni, . professionals as a group. 'Ibey tried ax> people have paid the $5 annual how the petiOli died, the trauma oC mvtlagnoseddepresslon," she said. to gel help and couldn't" subscription tee. She hopes to build cllaooYerq the body and the The most cmunon problem Educating the public about IIIIi· circulation into the tbousands. · . net . lty ~ reconstruetlng events amoag suicldesurvtvors, she said, Is · clde and~ mental publems,llhe guUt. said, is as Important as, tOr Eachnews!l!tterlncludesaboutlO . k.wlingtcthedeath. brief Items dealing with ~ of "One ~ the tbiJ!gs that startles Mrs. Wrobiesld ldeili111es three example, edul)ating people about suicide, Into the subject, andSIIl'pi1RSpeopleabout•u!CJdeis . kinds ~ gullt: the normal guUt thedangen~ofhighbloodpt'I!SIIIIre. problems of ~ and ~ . that many people wbo ldll them· anyme tee1s after a deeth because · "There are Just occasional public S(Dll' ~tiehuincr. selves are Ulre my daughter. They "none~usis everthebestwecould service IIIIIIOUDCellletsaboutmen· Theteisnonatlonalorganlzatllln kx*lll!etheyhave€'\IEIYIIIinggolng be,"a''wllatlf''typeofgulltlnwhlch 1a1 health and, because ct tile ·otrertng supplft to survlvln ~ tor them," Mrs. Wmbled1 said. a survivor p•oiml how the suiCide stigma, they're so carefully done suicides, Mrs. Wnllnlcl said, LynnWrolileskJOja,theyOUilgii!St might have.beenpn?ventedandthe that often the message canes out because they are perceived as of three children In a cloie-knlt public 8SSIBJllltloll of guUt that vaguely," she say!. : ''Unpopular, guUty VIctims." Four famlly,hadbeenman'ledforalmost resultstromthestlgmaofsn!Cide. "We need clear-cut statement&. · &I guUt may not be the most that depression Is an Ulness, there . ...tor 11 • and are· Early r espouses from a quntion· u-= >"'"'nalre she sent to 250 survivors In a hooklet she Is wrttlng fcr The MelgsQunty Health Depart· according to days assigned only and bvtlcated that more people report . families of suicides, Mrs. Wrobles.kl ment today 8IQIDUIICed the.schedule ~ pldclng them up must bring lil'YI!I1! problems resulting from mentioned several things peQpie . for residents taking part Ill the WIC lndelltlficatloo. anger and trauma 3SSlciated with can do to help ellmlilate the ta!Joo. program tO pick up their coupons at· 'l'llolle woo cannot make their the death scene thl\ll from guJit. In and stigma. appointed day, are to pick up addition, she said. the emotional the~t. • 'lbls includes tOOse with last couponsonAug. l3tr Aug. 20fnm 9 . names ending In A tllrOugh D • to 11 a.m. and trom 1 to 3 p,m. Due fill the Increase In theca eload August 2; those with names ending • In E thrwghO, Aug. 3, and througb &lid the amount of paper Wlrt. no with last names ending In Pthrougb coupms will be issued ex.cepl on Z. Aug. 6. Pickup time 011 aU three ·Speculed days, the department Mr. and Mrs. Oaarles Smith were family of Bunker Hill were Sunday reports. days is 9 a.m. to 11 and 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday dlrmer guests ~ Mr. and evening visitors· d ~- and Mn. Coupons must be picked up Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kall and Paul Damell, Jeff and~- . ' that. research WIC coupon pickup announced__ ser~oos~ ~synntrea~~ 1 h . ere Wolf Pen personals t1laries, Lanpvllle. OaJr &lid Thelma Giles attended Bible school .ret Monday Vacation · Blbte school at the Laurel Cliff Free Metbndlst Church will begin Monday and continue thrwgh Aug. 3, it was announced today by Mary MWer and Bonnie Friend, co-directors. Classes will be held at me clmch from 6 to 8: ~ p.m. with the theme "Choices and the Bible" be!ng carried out in the study. Tbe dally schedule will provide fun times with crafts and rec~eatlon, as well as learning expel Jences with the Bible. The goal Ia to help children from preschool age ttbrough )'lllq !f.'ens clevelop the spiritual dlmenslon ~ ihelr lives. The public is invited to lake advantageoCthe prqjrBIJI, the Rev. Robert Mille!'. pasto', announced. . w: the wtDIIng of their ywnger son. FraDklln, to Cheri Sanforth at the =~her=~~= party were Sue ~ Becky -Wood, Cecil Giles and Ralph Tanker. Others attndlng trom here were Summer, Donald and Nell GUes,andWalterHaggyJr. Mr. and Mr. Elmer Bailey were SundayvisltbrsofMr. and Mrs. Guy Sargent. Jonathan and Krist!. , Mr. and Mrs. fred TlloJnpf;on and r-::========t· Specialty Graphics : It . liddleport, Ohio , CUSTOM SCREEN : : PRINTING .~ J.Shirts, Caps, J1ckets, Etc. · ; SPECIAL PRINTING FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS 614-992-7626 AFTER 5 P.M. Racine Women plan events Ptans for making apple t.ltlet' the second week ~October were made When the RadDe United Methodist 'women met at the church. A oollday bazaar IIJid diJiili!rwere also pi8nned tor earlY Decerilbet during the meeting COIIducled by Martha Dudding, vice presidelll.. It Was dei:lded that during the mext month, Mrs. [)udd!ng and Betty Rarsb will visit clmch members in nursing luna The August noeellug will be the annual J*n1c at the home oC Gordon ilnd Margie Wnt at which tmre a white elephant sale will he held. Sick and sbutklcalls werereportedandcards were slsJied for IIE'Vl!l'8l members. • Allee Wolk had the program using ''The Homeless W<man in the United States" as her topic. lbnernade Ice cream and cake were 9I!M!d by Etta Mae HW. 7 PC. METAL DINETTE SETS Rec. 1219.95 $}4995 SAVE 570 DINETTE SET REG. '419.9$ - JOHN A. ·WADE, M.D., Inc. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR; NOSE &T~ROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST $299 95 ~. ·~~&o woo( SAVE •110.o0 . New ·s dinett· RE0. '2U.-t6 $19995 . .I �0 Page-6-The Obtains nursing degree Susan Jennifer Gregory graduated In June from the Ohio University Scl!ool of Nursing with a ·bachelor's of science degree In registered nur,;tng. Daughter of Milton Ttjttte, Pomeroy, and Joan Tuttle, Racine the OU .graduate Is married to Gary Gregory of Shinnston, W.Va. She Is presently employed at O'Bleness l'i!emorial Hospital In Athens . While a,ttendlng OU, she worked pan time at 1he Arcadia Nursing Center In €oolvWe. • She Is a member of the Alr National Guard having served In ,, .. Scholarship • • rec.tptents . AnnDiddle ' Anil E. Diddle, Pomeroy, has been awarded the Racine Home • the U.S. Alr Force from 1969tol973 with a n 18-month tour of duty on , Okinawa. Mrs. Gregory graduated In September i981 from the Hocking Technical College with an associate's of applied science degree In registered nursing. Prior to that, she had worked as a licensed · prattlca1 nurse for seven years In Nelsonville and Cincinnati after graduating from the Southeastern Ohio School of Practical Nursing In Nelsonville In September'1974. __.-.."'--· ..,.,. ...... ..._.. , 1-C.... •Il:"""'~ "' ..._•l 4 -Qio,··•t 1-ti-Mo ..,..._ . •. ........ -·__ • -t-.. . ..... , ... 1101 , .............. .. ........! - NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Country singer CharDe Dailiels took tlmeoutfromastlntattheDelawate State Fair to put on a foot-stomping concert for the National G\Jvei'JIQr's ~[ation meeting. · Governors, their famllles and staff donned straw hatS and red bandanas for ~ concert In NashvlUeon Sunday. The audience sipped Iced tea from glasses shaped like cowboy boots and sat on benches and bales of hay on the fr9nt lawn of the Hermitage, the pillared mansion of Andrew Jackson. Danle!S, whose act Includes several rousing patrtotlc songs, drew wlld cheers from the crowd. "I had a .ball. I had a great time," Daniels 's atd. WINDSOR. England (AP) PrinCe Charles and Princess Diana marked their third wedding annl· versary In a royal manner - he played polo and she watched. Diana, 23, who Is expecting her second chlld In September, gave Charles, 35, a consoling hug Sunday after his England B team lost 5-4 against Spain tn the match at Windsor Great Park, 40 mUes west of LondOn. · ,, Diana, wearing a che!TY red sailor suit-style maternity dress, watched from the royal box with her mother-In-law, Queen Ellzaheth Charles, . an avid polo player, caused somewhat of a stir when he played In a match just three days before his wedding, arousing fears he might hurt litmself. n. ···--·· ,.. ..... "-,., , ............ ..u~oo.. Pt. Pomeroy personals . Tracl and Steven Lowe, Pickel IICflA~ hawret\lrlled to their home after a visit here with their ~. Mrs. BradMaag. ) :-.~ · -~ ........... .' • Several oot-of·town relatives and friends Were her!! tor the funeral services of George Anderson Monday at the Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral H!me. They Included Mrs. Carol Painter, Mr. and Mrs. wnuam Dodson and sons, Colum- j(J Jin~~;in, ._ .... tn.- ...... _ • ,,.-. ,._ ........... "... -~ 1701- A,...01l7J - M · - . 498 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. Middleport, OH. PH: 992-2549 or 773-5634 111 - NowM"'!" .,,_....,.. IM - 1A1 on -12·- - - \ \ ' I ~~ ~ n.-..._ rv•c:u.,..., 17-Mi.. •• - ..... ~ .... 1!1!• 1 , ..w.,...,Tooo, Teddy Bear! Susan Gregory ELECTRIC SERVICE S.•• =--= . 3~7 . The DaUy Sentinel. . . 113 ON 1:1111111 S1L, ... YR. IIY IOIU. 1'1111 . _ ...._ Zit. Pllllnl ...... YOUR NEXrCRAFT is in our NEW 1984 NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG. Call 742-3195 .or 992-5875 PH . MIDOLEPORT, OHIO ................ In accordance w rth Secllan 307 86 bl the Ohro Revrsed Code. sealed brds wrll be uu.-.. • UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to ·24'x36' Insulated Doc_Hou&es Ph. u:.t:..~- ~-·!II Puldl:t£ . GARAGE · Rt. PH. .ZENiTH •SYlVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR added. . . NEW LISTING - POI!IIfOY A view of the river will add to Daniel Allen-wm to Peggy Lynn Harris. Ill acres, Bedford. · June Opal Wll, June Opal Johnson, Henry Johnson to Peggy Lynn Harris. Ill acres, Bedford. · Charles D. Chase, Helen Chase to Buckeye Rural Elec. Coop IDe., Right of Way. Bedford. Margaret J. Gaston, -Paul E. Gaston to Buckeye Rural Elec. Coop, Inc., Right otWay, Columbia. Ohio Valley Manufacturing Co. to Buckeye Rural Elec. Coop Inc., Right oJ Way, Rutland. John Reyser, Leslie A. SchaDer to Buckeye Rural Elec. Coop Inc. , Right of Way, Bedford. • Paul S. -Robinson, Allee F . Robinson to Buckeye Rural Elec. Coop Inc., Right of Way, Rutland. one !Jith, 12x15 livq room llld 24124 family room. l'lrtillly c:a~l)lllrld. fuel oil fumlce with facili· ties for woodbumer. 12x15 block S101111 buildirw. 2MD block ...... RW11 off Rl. 241. i:ountJy seltifW, y, mile •st of Chestel. Ohio. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Down· stairs equipptd with kitchen. lm111 room. dinin& room and den; upstairs has two bed· rooms and one bath; house also has INillment. Lot size approx. 48'xl08'. NHdSWollt. · If interested contlct The Home National link in lllcine, 949-2210. · bus; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Blgp and sons, Crotm; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burton, and Mrs. TeiTance Martin and daughter, Vli'glnla Beech. 1 .Palllleann were nepllews~Mr. Andelk«<, 'Thcmas, WDllam, John, Don and J:ames Andeuon, and a step granOion, Britt Dodaon. sun room , GREENLEAF TERMITE & PEST CONTROL For Information Call Collect 614-4,23-5560 7/6/1 mo. 45743 Bonded & PH. (614) 985-42l2 w• Use : Von Schl'lder RICOIIilllldtd by l.ndinl Carpet ltnufacturers. "FlEE ESTIMATES" 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3' 5-tfc ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 7-9-1 mo. mo. . .Insured PH .. 742-2328 EquiiHnfnt- 1 NOW AVAILABLE/ ReiiiOdtlin& Insurance Wort Cult& Po~ ~Ides. Vinyl & Aluminum "SUPER 94" SIDING The most powerful premium psoline in The Bi& Roofin& Tort Aluminum :& Vinyl Sidines 16 Years Experience GREG ROUSH BISSELL . SIDING CO. Bend area. 94 Octane PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 "Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" · Ethanol Enhanced Available Only AI ll· l·tfc Call for free siding estimates, 949-2801 or RITCHIE'S MASON SERVICE CENTER 949-2860 . J&F CONTRACTING No Sunday Celie , . Mason, W. Va . . 6/2011 ·mo. J.ll ?It 'ODZER . BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK ' YOUNG'S SALES & SERVICE ' U. S. RT. 50 EAST · GUYSVILLE. oHIO - Addons •nd remod.Nng - Roofing •nd gutt" work - 'Concr..- WOfk _. - Plumbing •nd electriCII A fuly !Free E011matesl I Farm Equipmenl Parts & Service l'o"!eroy• Ohio · 17. _________.;;_ lb.------19, $26,750.00. 20. 3. _ _ _ __ 21 . .,.---------- 2.-------- 22.-----23.------ IU.Tllll a..t. Jr. 4• .,.__ _ __ 912-1111 AS1GCIATU' .._,Trtlllll 949-2&!0 Jo Hll 115 till Doaio T,.,. m-u ~==== 211.-----, 1.--------- ______ 7 _ _ _ _ __ 12-----lA. _ ...._ _;_ _ tJ. _-. ,-_ -....; 15. _ _ _ __ 31. 31. _ _ _ _ __ . PRIVATE INVESTIGAliON ,OF ALL TYPES ~. 1157 7th St. ' Fore lore ltlform~tlon ::l Call 304-428-3992 ;:, ' 4 1 ~ '" WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" •New ' Chevy KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE u. u. 915-3561 wllll R•ltlna. ,....,.,,Gil..,., . Trur~ ... . I'INOII ............. t76.95 DOOIIS ............ •t 49.95 AH Mak11 •w...... •Dfellraahert IIOODS ............ •t 74.95 8UMP'IIS .......... 169.95 GlllL ... ·•••· ........ .. 142.50 . I. SUPPOIT ....... 114.9S ' TAZl GATI ......... ·•as.OO •lla.,... •Rtlfrl..,.taro FOIO I'INDII .... 169.95 IUMP'II ............ I69.9S PARTS and SERVICE AhaS-eCai Fe..... A..,IIaW. ' •Drtw~•Fn1aen . 111CI :tit. I 614-992-7626 Parkmbull. W. Va. _ 31. 111e Dilly ••n u: Ids sjster, Mrs. Margaret Slludlc. . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 21. - - - - -...... :If. 30. _..;........__ _ Mllll Tllll CIIJ Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell -have returned from Br1dppcct where they ati!nded !lie flmeral ~· Investigations, Inc. Tells your put, present end ft!turt. AtiYice oa all 1111tters of lift. All readinas are private and confidential. 'S. 25. ·- _ ___.._ _ 21-==== Wolfe ESP CARD AND PSYCHIC READER •·S.tfc ,. Announcement• ' ,. MRS. STARR 24.------ 11. _ _ 10. --_ - -_ - :_- - --------- I I I I I I -----1 -----..:.,,..--- 1. - - - - - - - - - - 3 1 Uft TlwMC8111 )We~ · I I Far Sille ( )ArlriGUrlcemerl I )Far Rent ~ 1111111111 c1"111~ Ill ' Oulef ' 992-6215 or 992-73 t 4 inciUde~ ' JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 Authorized John D111e. ' New Holland. Bush Hoc Farm EquipiiiRI .V. C. YOUNG Ill Cute! 'DUMP '-UCK SERVICE , "CONCRETE WORK ·cusToM iuiLT HOMes .'WATER . GAS. OIL LINES BOGGS · CARPENTER SERVICE . pretty ·-·- - --- Lone Bott011, OH. •on: FIELd SERVICES ' plele with heal!rs and vent tans. Includes a 3-4 bedroom house klr rental uri! or lerlant house. Approx. l4 acre lot ~ · ~ elAftD CLEARED eSEPTIC SYSTEMS eGRAVEL HAULED New Homes-Extensive Name~--~----------------- in lhe produce business? Three wood ffame greenr...ses 'will allow you extra space. Com- 11 TROMM EXCAVATING ' I Commercial , Resldentill & Industrial · All Work GuarantHd. • NEAR PORIIAIID - Aie you lllftry E. 1 -13-tfc 35115 Oek Hii~Aoad ' Racine, OH. · PH. 949-2320 _ ,·, eel by .... wlltl coupon. c..ncet yaur ee1 by p110ne wnen tou aet resulll. MllMYncll-- ,,_ ·--------· ..• .,.,.._ ___ - I furnished 3 bedroom rottage with a front porch that will gjYe you a panoramic view mthe Ohio River. Forced air heat, ~king 992·2198 Middleport, Ohio PIONE-ER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS : \!I' Now' s.·...,insf "1 Southeastern Ohio $33,500.00. T.P.C. water, I acre lot Only $19,900.00. PAlHILL FORD Gallipolis, Ohio . 7/ll/ tln .Call 614-992-6737 workshop . NEW USTING - ,. St. Rt: 160 NDrlh Far faster Servlee Write R,eturn' home . Pomeroy, OH. 45769 the rontentment ol HI~ 3-4 bedroom home, I\! baths, basemen~ Let~" U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL . TR~~~ ftlsfNG Box, 326 Curb Inflation Pay Cash for ClauHieds a.n d Save.ClrdeF ! II u yaur NEW LISTING - Bedford Township - Approx. 321 IN CHESTER: Three IICI1S with a nicely oonstluctld concnte block homt 26a30. 3 bedrooms, BLACKSTON 7/9/1 $24.000.00. fireplate, full "We lent fot . No Down Payment lower ·Monthly Payment No Down Payment Excellent Rales 7/19/1 mo. pd. plan in rounb)r. Ful basement, on approx. II acre lot Other (1) HOUSE choice. . LEASE YOUR NEW . VEHICLE . DON'T BUY GAS-WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGUI.A TORS &· _FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS Wc10hoU1t 98.5 ·3813 1;11•• n 985·3837 NEW LISTING - Racine Nice 2 bedroom heine one floor FOR SALE CALL' 446-4522 Encace-A-C1r. tho modern way BRAUN & ASSOCIATES G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLIES · lion. $32,000.00. Property transfers RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair 1nd rt· core radiators and heater cores. We can al$o acid boil and rod out radiators ..We also ripair Gas Tanks. .· NEW LlsnNG- Pomeroy- acres ol vacant wooded land. All mineral 'rights. Call tor detai ~. ' 3 t ·RENT A. CAR to drive the vtlli<lt of your BUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 7119/1 mo. pd . . C"ESTER-985-3307 CHESHIRE. OHIO 7/9/2.mo. d. We'd lib to introdoco you to FREE ESTIMATES RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE 367-7560-36.7-767 Ph. (614) 843-5425 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE GAS LINES . WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES We Havo A Full Timo Shop T•chnician on Duty EUGENE LONG 7/ 3011 mo. pd. THE DITCHING SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR zo.y....· ••free,Erimetea'' H4-llt 992-2478 o8ACK HOE •DOZER •EI'ID LOADER oDUMP TRUCK IERVICI •WATER. 01:8. SEWER RAIN UNEI. ' C.unly CMIIRed . SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED FIIU ISTIMATIS Complete Gufter Work · Complete Rem'odl!llng · Roofing of oH Typea Worked In home eree ~EPAIR . Also Transmission · , PH. 992-5682 . or 992-7121 -SEW(. -GAS LINES -SEPTIC SYSTEMS lAIIGf or SMALl JOBS EXCAVATING •TIIENCHINO Vinyl & Aluminum 124,Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK - WATER . E SUPERIOR SIDING CO. R<Jger Hysell rg~:t=~CKS WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE Convenience ~ the key to this house! Close to dowmwn lor all your need~ 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, full basement, insulated, equipped kitchen. good cond> · building~. I I "n..r blood cholesterol and fat levels should be especially aware of the warning signals of stroke. "High blood pressure can be coitlrolled In most cases bY drugs and precautiOns such as lowering salt Intake," Witherell explained. "A change In the diet to lower the Intake of cholesterol and fat may also help because a diet high In fat andcholesterollsassbelatedwithfat bulld-up In the blood vessels," he Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 10·6·11t -TRENCHER Ph. 985-4269 If Na A11wtr, Call D!-l382 We Service All Mekeo • Model• Anttnno lnstallltlan Hoolt CaiiJ sod Shop Strvic• Available lout Strvlct CaHs $15.00 Houtekeeper -babyaltter otB7. Clip thla id for lember. Must --be- able to 1--...,..- - - - - uH. ChrletiM\. Llve·in Pre- ferred bu,l not required. Reference• required . C111 coltoct 104· 717·4B43 or U0-1999. Iii:;! I 31 sale• 20% (ogoo 10 • 7 In ochooll. dlocount. lone Oenlela, Needed beginning Sep · . 4114-742 :2851 . drive. No amoklng or alcohol ' ·, Profe•lonal Services ( Sl.lll: .. "' ·-·--·oaiitpoiis ....... . -·----rioiTierov ......:.. Middleport · ~ Vicjnity : ,~ 8t Vicinity Homes for S•le Frazlera Bottom Flea Moving S1le : fur.niturt Remodeled 2 bdr .. 2 eGre• M•rk•t · Every WMkend . dlaheo, toya. booko. oddo • 1 SALES ANO MARKETING· . !267 lb. l<;>beCCO I>IH, U.S. 3& Fre•l•n Bonom, •ndo, • antlquoo. l•woiry; e.~~:cellent opponunlty for •n · Bldwoii· Rio Gren~e ern. WYo. ·211082. Daalora Wei· toola, cloth... Bu lworklfi 1ggreuiY1 and emf:Jhloul t26,000. Call 814-2411· come . Don FnJfer · deecon't bench toy chltt;. Operetor. 304· 7tl5·277!t . peroon , lo.,..lng for 1 hfgh 6298... bicycle. ontlquo holt lied lmmedi,te •ernlngt arid cherry with meltr .. · • r1pjd adv•nc•ment in· the o._n Townahip new belu· Golllpolla Flu Morket oprlngo . 234 Mulberry Aw., ere,. Speclettzed dlvilion of tllul . 2 llory home. 4 or II Indoor-outdoor, evorv Sit. Pomeroy, Auguot 2 li 3. 9t6 1n astebllthed International bdr., 1 1'. beth, Iorge LR • • Sun. Fr.. oddmloolo.n; Rt . 4. orgenlaltlon,offerl 1 poal· Kitchen. formal DR . u1Uity 35 .• tiD. Cell446·7037. tion in 111et l1adlng to · room, g1r1ge , ·~ concrete Moving Solo; Augu01 2 • 3 LOST; l'elr 'ot mona gl~. . . menege,..nt promotion In • drive. nice 101. city ochoolo. Yerd Solo July 30· 31 noer furniture , •m•ll tool• · · bleck 1:111 between metter Of nionthe. Prlvioul' 4'h mliH frqm Galllpolla. Cloy School. Full olze bed dl1hea, clothing • m1n Spring VoNey Plue • hoapl- men1gement experience Bargoln priced •114,g00. complete, bedapre1d1. other ltlmt . 9 to 5 •t Laon tel . Coll441-171 2 efter 6 . helpful . A comploto kolnlng Will consider mobile home drapea, t••••w•t•. nfc• Stewart"l On Mulbtrr~ clotheo. program emph1i11e ..lei. trade-ln. Coli 448-B03B . Hgto. Pomeroy. 1 LOST-BwiN halter ooll on mertcetlng and ·Pir10n1l de• PNcll Forlc-lonp Hollow Rd . velopment If you quellfy {21 Only 9'h% Houmablo toen Moving · Sele • . Holiaehold Gigantic flvo family yord loot Sunday , Cell 1182- or Qlder bondable with d•. on thla 3 BR brick r•nch Furniture, 517· Port1mouth oole. Clifton. W.Ve .. Aut~~~~t 11802. peJ1dlbl• trlnlportetlonJ houoe. •~lulled on . 2.8 Rd . Call614· 44e-7&14 . 1 through 3 . 9;00a.ln. --~ acm of land with f1rm you will bt guerentHd •n Rain doloys. . •; :"H loll little grl'/ poodl!o. loll · Income to start baNd on pond. locioted .near O•k Hill Wod. & Thura. fllrflold oeen I~ front N- York N- your cu.rrent urnlng1 . Po· 1nd. Centerville. 1pprox. Cent . Rd. F1irflei4J , Acre•. yard aale. Auguat1 i 2. York. 304·4178-348B. •491 .mo. p1ymeftt. Only COrdlela phon,, lui:". bulter. Beech St .. Mlddlep~ . tent~•• flrt.t yeir eerninga of 42•1.OOO-t47,tl00 Coli lor t3. 7"0 down·. 379·2803 wtilll haoter, m•n•. shlrta. Comer 801ch .. Aah. B:!)eg . -.n appointment lo lfte.r 6 P.M. dolly. 4 ;00. ; 3 Yerd Saleo in . Porter 9h. 9 Wanted To Buy confidence· Tom Arrriatrong ' Hove you given up lha Idee Rt.S44 July 31 -Aug .4, 9-6, 61 f · 77tl · 7000 . Mondey Yerd Sele, Augull 2 .. ;)] We PitY caeh for 1111 model lpm~ Bpm tuea 10am-8pm of buying • homal · N.L. Bunk Bodo, !ergo ilrea-. e17 High St., Mlddl • StiYent 1nd AtiOCietet may 1nUque cheat•. oetk tlble, clean uHcl cera. · An Equal opportunity am· be lbte to m1k1 your drum l•ar•. rocker•. ·iron ketiiH. ployor M-F. Jim Mltlk Chev .· Oida Inc. Auguat 1, 2, • 3 . 9 ;00 t4, come tru• with only • 5" mi8C .. very nice lttml. rain· BMI Gone Johnoon Chlldrena clotheo, bcM!Itli · 44e-34172 Auittlnt OrQiniet needed downp•yment 1nd int•eat ahlne. loya, oduk clolheo. ls:t It Orece Epiacopal Churc::h. ratoa of 11 .25%. CoH Joril--------:-- Peerl St. Middleport. • ..! 814-379-2728 for detells Gigontlc Sa~e •• Mory, Wanted to buy Uted COli & Call 814-992-3968. otter IPM or 411 4-477-2443 Lllyneo Chaohn• Oh., Aug Stortlng lho1al wood beet••· Sw1in Furni1,2, 3, & 4. from 9 till derk . · 4th ol Aug. 2 mllu 1~ ture, 448-3t59. 3rd. • Kida love toytl Demonstr•te 9AM-6PM . Otlve St.. Gllltlpollo, Oh. toys & glfta lor friendly toy Southern High School party. Top commlaion end New 6 room house for ule Racine on SR 1 24, lha Wonted to buy log aptiner . hosteu· gifta free. No col· . byOwner. 1acre& 71 houte Flaher piece. Blend •, Ceth or trlde automobile. lecting or dellv1ring. No treller• . 2 out bu'lldinge, dence. A little oteveryl- . Middleport firewood choop. Call 446- Clih lnvettment. C1tl 614· UD.OOO . Coli 614- 2&6· 9 10 1. . . ...·,"' . . . .& Vicinity 742· 3188. Aloo booking 1335 or 448 -7597. · · 8164 from 11· 6. Partloa. 1 ---~~-'---luyillg doll~ gold, oliver :=::=:::::;:::;=~;::::=== Remodeled ·cute home. coin a, rlngs, lew•lry. lterling -1.. cloH to achool1. Owner 4 family yard eole It Oonver 2 wore. old coins, Iorge cur'S ituations muat oell immediately !I Mid· Webel"o R-avlllo, Ohio. -~-Top prlcea. Ed. BurWa'nted dloport . Coli 814 -992 · Men 'a, woman'a, chifdren'a kiJII Barllei Shop, 2nd, Ave. 6941 . dothing, Ill tizn. HOUHMiddleport, Oh. 614·192· hOid wores. booka. jewolry, 3471. Riverview· Perton•l Cere 4 houses with lou in Crown toy1, mite. ThuM•v Augu1t Crty for more information Home, Betty Mercer owner. -··----·······-·········---·,' 2 beginning It 9 om . Pt Pleasant . , C1all paid for fenCliJ Iron or h•t vacancy for elderly cell 814-265-1051. heiVY Iron bedo. 11 eo end person . Call 1-304-7738t Vicinity . :, Hou•e · 12B fourth . Ave G•r•ge Sale Aug.2. 241 up for Mejgo Co. 5882. f26,000. t1 0 .000 down Lincoln S\ .. Middleport. Set ---·--· .......... ·-··joN. Old time cupbaord. cell t · 304-B82· Wanted: Someone to teer . Balence on lend c:ontr1ct of maple dinette thaltt. - 2711 down. for m1t1rill only. 2 with 8 porcont Interest. Cell bedapreodo. curtolna, smell Yard Sele. t 10 3rd · ruga. now elhgona, cheotol Auguol1·2, Cblldren' o.._, 01ory houoe, Call 614· 992· e14-44tl-3204. ---..,..-,--,----lcdrowera, Mlac. thing; toys, sewing , . COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 5757 . ' yro. old. 3 bodrm, 2 bolhl, chino. •crMnhouae, ole. . ,~ FURNITURE. Bodo, Iron. wood. cupbottrd1, cheira, Will carefortheelderty In' our family roqm with wood che1t1. be1ke1a~ di1he,1. ' h'ome. LPN Cite given. 16 8 ltet ocrea w~h 01ocke~ on atone j1rs, 1ntique1. gold yr1. experience . Cell 614· burner. pond. City w1ter In R1clne. ond oliver . Wrlto· M . D. 992-7314. 32 Mobile Homes 36 Lots 8o Acreage Miller, Rt.2. Pomeroy, Ohio - - - - - - - , - - - Cell814-949· 2841 . 46789 or cell ~ 814-992- Wilt do babysitting iri' Point · for Sale "1 7760. ... PleiAnt art11 . Will provica. Owner tranaf.,..red-mull Mil own trentportltion . 30.a.. beoutlful 3 ·bdr. home. 1om- 1870 Buddy, gaod cond., ~ L?t for •I• In Mercerville,,3 ily room h11 20 ft. of 2BA. 'Cent• kh:chen. extra Wented old plenoo. Poying 6711 -7378. koller hookupo, tlectrlc. ruwinclowa lor pootorol view. lergelR. claon, $4&00. C.oll r•l w1ter, aepllc t1nk~ 120.00 end 140.00 Nch . Flr01 floor only. Write giving Will do babysitting in Point finlaheel double geroge. fire· 614-497-3171 . ts.ooo. 11 4 -2&il'· .. f' 40 ft. 1 - - - - - - - - - 6818. . clirectiont. Witten Pianot. Pleaunt 1r11. Will provide ploce. Iorge Box 188, S1rdia. Ohio own tr.antportltion . 304; deck.· wooda; privecy. neer 3 rell nice m9blle home. 2 Royal Oak Perk. ttl3.900. bedroom fumlahad. LOW 43948, Coli _614- 483- 675-737B. 8'h aaoumablity . Call 4114- pAt C ED_ C 0 M PARE 1806. 982-5420. THESE ,VALUES BEFORE 36 Real Estate ,.• YOU IUY. 1 2•52 li 12x44 , Wanted .': Air ·conditionen. not over 6 18 Wanted to Do ynra old and repolrebto .. No - - - - - , - - - - 2 bedroom home nnr alzat .• BROWN"S TRAILER(--------- ; Langtvilte. on 1aC,.9found. PAAK. Minenville. Ohio. .11 .Junk. Call 814-992·21102 . . t18,000. Shown by op- Coli 614-992-3324.. We Hove Buyer& For Fo......,r All brick or meinten•nce Pickup or delivery for P<>intnMnt ~nly. Cell 814- 1--..,-~-~-.,-- And Houaea. Llll with a_, free , 3 br home with g.aroge .-.yome in need. Get grocer· 742-264t · 12•80' 19711 Comcnunlty A·One RNI Eatela. Howerd. in town . 304-876· 3030 or loa. mocilc:ine, pay btlta by • toll•, 2 bedroom. new LR L. Yoeg•. Ill. 304-675Chrlatien. Cell 1114-388· Remodoled 2 bdrm houae wpet. lncludoa i>Ofch. Coli 5104 or 304·875·113BI... ' ' 8711-3431 . w~h corpeting • wood · 304 -773- 6218 or 773· · .- ------.,.---1 9376. burner. Full batement a 6 272 t •l :tJII!V ! l l 'il ' Dottr work,. ground deerin'g Iorge - o d deck . Mu01 1__ _. --:-:---:--~-:­ li oxcaveting . U& per hr. aee to epprecillte. Priced in 12.:10 mobile home. Mul~ l I I , I (, l lhe Mid 20'o. C.. 814· 982· . bony ljgto, Pomeroy. with Coli 44e-9838 . 67831or oppainl...-. t2x18ft. oddodroom,onlol Will do bobyolttlng in "'Y '86•146 ft . cement bloclo · 41 Houses for Rant;, home. have experience . Call Three bedroom, two ltory, gar1 ge, covered patio • 11 Help Wanted remodeled home in Midd... outbuilding. ContiCt. Leon• ' 441-73161ftor e . pon. Mony ~ddod leoturw. Stewort . Coli 992-82711. Fumilhed houae. 3 bdr'.'; Water wellt, driMed a. Hr- All<ing UB.600. or beat Part time P.,.itiona •vai.. ble viced. FrH eatimatn. Cell offer. No ru10111ble offer N- s,Wingbrool<l 14x70 3 1220. 29 Nell Ave., Gallipo' Coli 614-992 · bdrm. ~•den tub, 1M otect .. lia. Coli 446-441 II lfter tor m1ture · adutt1. Earn 614-992·6008 or814-742- refund. 3D6T . ext.r a i nsulation. Only 9PM . 1600 • tBOO month. CoR for 3147. · -lc•ppointment. 614· 245 · t1 2,960; t 4x70 3 bdrm. Reduced. nice 3 bdrm home. g•rder;t tub, 2 b1tht. extra 3 bdr ranch w~h basemeoiitl 9686. lttic. b•sement, v•t•ge, inoulllion. only t1.3,460; 8 mi. North Rt. 1 eo, Avllfl4ot exc. &oc.tion, option to buy. t 4x641 2 bdrm, gordon tub, . blo Augu01 101. Ref. • ~­ Hiring now demonltrjtora, OWner may carry. Call 882· -••r her. 110,460; ulod Coli 446-01198. •. ' work your own houn. fMJ 2517. 1 41i70 Yindele, 2 bdrm, 2 collecting or dellwring, no Business btha, lireplece, t8600.; For sole or leooo 2 bd. , . inveatment. free t300 kit. 21 Seven room. thrM bedroom 12x 116 Certified , new w•terfronl home on ~ Cell Glendlno. 614-3117Opportunity houae in Pomeroy. 111.1 woaher a dryer •6760.; coon Cric. t 300 mo. or ~ 7770 or Dellbil 4411·41193. bltht. e. c .. gea central heal, 12•70 Ouple• epte. tiiOOO.; toll on lend controct. ~ lots of c1bineta in kitchen. Free delivery • set up. 614-256·1216 ofter 5 . . .-.. I NOTICE I Port-Time Poaltlon Aveilo· lull beoement. ca._t with Gene's Mobile homes. lo· . "!' ble ; Gllllio· Melgo Hood THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· storage out· building. l1rge Unlumilhed 8 room ~ cated 2 mi. from ravena' Stort. o Division of Wood· USHING CO . rocommonds lot. $27,600. Coli lor en 11<2 both> glrago. ges fUr-' lend Centers, Inc. Poaition: thlt you do buaineu with 1ppointment. 614 · 9,92· wood bridge. Jet. Rt2 li nance no peta, ref. • d)« 1-77. t -304-273-5t3tl. people you know. and NOT Educ1tion Coordinator. Adulto only. CoH 441-2811: 2602. Queliflcollona; Degree in to Mfld' _money through the , Mrly childhood educotion meil untU you have invelti· 2 story fr1me duplex.. UPitr- 24x60 double wide. nmi•l ------------~--~~ lot, 3 bedrooms. 2 full bathe. 6 Room Home in OoiiiPCIIil,. preferred with upew:ience in goted the offering. •te meteu, aeparat1 entren· good cond. 304-676-2991 28r. t beth. LA. -DR: K, -~ curriculum developm·e nt. cet. 2 bedrooms unit down. location"" quittMfHt. Rilw letaon pllnnlftf, and clast· Route for · aale. large Ne· unh up he11 bedroom . Level oft.,. 5. and Depoall flooq~lrod. C., room observ•tion.· Witl con· tioftlll Sn•ck end Vending fenced yard . ln 'Middleport. Richerd Co., 445-13.~ aider degree In elemenuiry Co. hal route for sale In *26.900. C.oll 614· 992 - 1981 Schultz ltd. 3 br 1 'h after 6;00 pm . ~ bitt\. total elec. cehlrltl •lr. ed••c•tion or reteted arN. GallipOlis end turrounding 7177. . microwave . dlahwa1her. Dullea end Reapanllbilitiea; area . Easy to .operlte with ltOve, refrig, underpinning, 3 • 4 BR houoes. 117( li Supervl1ion of t••ching high e1ming potential . Min· Remodeled 2 br., lull I>IH· redwood porch . 304-e7&- S460. Cell 304-6711· 11 . atelf ol 21 with overall imum invettment $9 ,996. ment, good location. A ..u. or 304-675·6381. ;• "• 6049. res-lblllty lor lmplemen- Call 317-927-6300 for mobjeloan . 304-67&· 8624. letlon of the H - Stort appt. 12xti0.197&Community, 2 3 bdrm home for ren\. education component. ApHoute for ule by O"fnBf, 3 bf, new carpet in living unfurnished. on 18 ecrH, pliootiono n\ay be oblelned A Golden Opportunity with br, all electric. priced on free get heat, located on lat Woodt1nd Centera, Inc. Friendly Home Paniel. Op- inspection . 304-458 -17112. room, porch. goo. 304-773· Rt .33 al N.Molgo Co. lfno. &218 or 304-773·5272. Gelllo Clinic. 41 2 Vinton ening• for M1nagera• DMI· U&O . mth. Call et 4· 253i Pike, Gllllpollo, Ohio or ers. Sell tho llrgeat line ol BYJ assumable loan. ' 3 br, 3 19B3 Schultz lim~od Edi· 2323 . ) Woodland Center•. Inc . Gifts. Toyo. • Home Oocor years old. low tiO'o, 304· tion. 14x70, 3 br. 1 VJ b•tha. Meig1 Clinic , Mulb•rry in Party Plln. E1rn High 676-8713 otter 4. lllefec. central•ir, firepl•ce. 2 br home with ger...i H•ighu. Pomeroy. Oh . Ouler Jteblte pfut win free 304, 468·1694 or 304 -773- Hickory Lane and corner 3rd DNclllne I•" eppllcetiOna; lripa Ia c11h. No ceth St. Mason, WY. 304-7736417. 6;00 P.M ., August 3 , 1984., Investment. deliv&ry, or COl· 32 Mobile Homes 6884 . Woodland Centara, Inc. i1 •n lecting . Peny Plan expe· for Sale equal o"portunity· rierlte helpful. Car & phone 36 Lots & Acreage ·Upper . lincoln, 6 rootn•;affirmative action emplov-. neteuary. can collect 618beth. baHi'nenl. large yard1~ 489·8396 or 618· 489· NEW AND USED MOBILE e.:c. cond . .evail1ble A~:r Homesite in Clearview Est· Teocher lor HNd Start Cen- 4429 . HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· atea, all utilities including ht. Roleroncea. 304-175-' ter.ln Meoon County. Mull a62. · ., ._ ITY MOBILE HOME SALES . hltve degrM in or CDA. OPEN A BEAUTIFUL 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOUS . aewerr no money down . Cell Apply in Huntington. 1140 JEANS. Sportswear . or RT 35. PHONE 614· 4·8- 614-258-1216 after &PM. 4 br houae lor rent. 30~6th Ave. no leter thltn 5 pm Children ' • ShoP. . FREE 7274. In Northup on Concrete 676· 3270. Aug. 7 , 1984. S .C.A.C.,Inc . BROCHURE . Top Branda. Street. No restrictions, IP· --:;------ - - ' - - - -· low Priceal •1'8.976 to 1976 Bayview 14 X 70, EEO employero. poroJt . 130ft. frontage . Call 2 bedroom cottogo. gOOf! · f17,976 to completely set location, 1165.00 pluo dei>-· M .A, lpeeah Poll1atogist lor you up. Coli t -404-469· Refrlg. stove, CA, WB, good 446 -3485. 01it . Cell for appolntnNtin-' cond . Coli 614-446-1508 Hoed Stort Cont... • C-1. clot38 . only 6 ;00-8 :00. 304-6711;., Approx. 6 W ecret. lftVel 7,634. Lincoln. Muon. Weyno • ., 1989 Elcone house ireilet, lend. with frontage on two coullliH. Aflllly In Hunting· 12•60. 86,200. Call 1114- r1oda. exe:. to·r building. ton. 1140 8111 Ave., no leter 22 Money. to Loan 2&8· 1068 . mini-farm, •II utilties nearby Upper Mt. Vernon. 5 rooinl;~ Ill en 8 pm Aug. 7 . 111B4. in old 160 near Porter, _blth, blatmenl. u•r•••·" S.C . A·.C . , Inc . EEO 1983 Clayton mobile homo. t9.000. Coli 814-3B8 · available soon. *225.QO. empla;ar•. · HOME LOANS FIXED Set up on rented lot , monlh. Referencu, depolif:, 1---~-~--- RATES Below market retea . 810, 600. Call 814 -246· 8801. 304-676-2861. . . Teecher for Heed Stort Cen- Fixed conventlon•l FHA· 6500 . Privett lot On .Timber Ridge ter In Meoon County. Mull VA.Le•·der Mortgage , leke, Rt. 776 . oize 262ft. by Fumii:h•d 2 room cott•o•. J! he.. cletl- In or CDA. Athons. collect 814-692only, '166. month,1 Lot . 90x12il Staff Houae 110 ft . Septic tonk • dug odult Apply In Huntington, 1140 30111. 304-175-2e51 . ,. ' b~&ement . Price &3.600. · Road. Public water and IIIII Ave. no Iller then II pm private sewer. 70x14moblle Call 814-143-0188 . Aug. 7, 1184. B.C.A.C., Inc . r' home with 6" inauletion, . E!O employero. 23 Professional · 18 Acrea neer Pt. Pl1aaant. range,..frig .~ wash•r. dryer 42 Mobile Homes 'j ' 1nd dlshw11her. 2 full b1tha, Fronto Rou- 2 ond 82. Services for Rent M.A. Speech Pethologln for 3 bedroomt. living room and Owner financing . 304-3'3 6· Hoed.Start c:.nt... · C-1. ll:itchen. cantril 1lr. O~ner 4717 efter tl . lincoln~ M•aon. Weyne 2 br mobile homo in Gollpo-1 PIANO TUNING Lower wento to ooll t1 9.000.00 . - - Apply In Hunting· ton, 1140 8111 A .... no ..._ priced regulir tuning• · t1 ,000.00 down wkh bol· By own•. 30 acru. Leon lia . II14-448-B221 . "'~ ' '.>ltlen 8 pm Aug. 7. 1114. dlacounta to Senior Cltlzone, 1nc1 monthly . Town & ere• with mobile home 1nd unfinlthed houae. M•ke Country A ell Est•••· Broker. 2 br mobile home ln Oellii'O' S . C . A . C., Inc . EEO C~urchea • Bchoolo . Werd'a offer. 904-598-84.29. llo. 814-446-8221 . 3D4-676· 664B. employora. Keybaerd, 304- 676- 3B~4. W Clinicel Au.diolo&ist (6141 ~-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Stc:ond Avenue. Box 1213 Db, 614-843·5191 Racine, PULLINS EXCAVATING -DOlfiS 463sne~l~~m~ Rd. . . Chester; Ohio BARNSTABLE, Mass. (AP) -A I~ Pu~u•k Qlllll corporatlonownedbYStevenSmlth, 127...... 'rt Dlillll receNed by the Mergs Counry IZS.~ tllilr fiiRis the husband of Jean Kennedy, has Commrsstoners. rn therr o ffrce IZS-Pulll Qlllli proposed developing a Cape Cod ,ocared rn th e Counhouse. IZ'blr Cilia 'rt r.' II village's only large chunk of open Pomerov, Ohto 45769. until 12 ID-SIIdl 'rl land Into homes. A KEinnedy famlly noon on Augus t 7. 1984. the 122-Stlfl 'rt Pull brds wrll be opened at 2 PM. spokesman, however, said the August 7. 1984. and read 120-CIIclMI Y• CIIClMI family wlU not carry out the project alo ud for the lollowng speer- 11s.r., 1ot 111-IIIIIJ flftr C)oflll The proposal called for a aJ9. fred bulldozer· Each brd to meet 115-r., lot "..,.. CnlclMI the condruons and mrnHnum home subdlvlslon on 100 acres of ~ pecrf . cattons as follows · ' In Osterville. But Michael Ford land 1--Used 0 ~. 9 Bulldozer or rts Public Notice of the Darby Realty Corp. told the eq Uivalent Sa rd bulldozer shall have the BOston Sunday Globe that the land, followmg . PUBUCNOTICE which Joseph Kennedy bought In the Ro ll bar. All -weather cab. 1 . Notice ollhe 193ls, Is · In no danger of Shank Bar Rrp per. 24 rnch tr ack A-lityol peds. 1s· X 8". U -itlt Blade Adopted Budget development In addition. there shall be a On July 2. 1964. the O<ange · Foro· said the famUy sought m1n1mum. _9t 75 percen t wear Townsh1p Tr ustees enacted the subdivision approval because Barn· remaining on each ltack. ro ller. Budget for the ftscal yea r 1985. a summary of the enacted stable, the town overseeing Oster- sprocket. and each from 1dler Budget show1ng the tntended The Me•gs County Comms vDle, was about to Impose a buDding s•oners reserve the nght to uses of the mon1es ava1 lable moratorium In the area, the Globe re1ect any or all b1ds and to and the Revenue Shanng Funds are ava1lable for public w awe anv, and all 1nformaht1eS. reported. •nspec!IOn at the home of the or to select th~ best b•d for the The Barnstable Planning Board clerk upon request. . Intended purpose was scheduled to decide tonight Orange Townsh•p Clerk whether to approve plans for the Met(;JS County Nma Aob,'nson Commtss•oners subdivision. l7l 30. 1tc Mary Hobstetter. ThepiaJ!SwerefUedlnNovember, Clerk just before the town · Imposed a (71 23, 30. 2tc freeze · on construction near 64 Miscc .Merchandise . watersheds. "lbatwasthereasontheplanwas fUed - to preserve the previous zoning so the owners have more options as to sale or future disposition," Ford said. E . Moi1nl.loll POME'ROY, 0 . 992·2259 lic1~1ed 7/ 30/84 APPLIANCE · Qllllftc LISA M. KOCH, M.S. P&S BUILDINGS rr614-992·3i18 AND QliclllldlliiQIIIII FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Co11puttrizad Hurini Aid Selection Swim lolds · lnterpretinc Services . ' Sizes Start From 12'xl6' ·"nt ·i~r Jt .Wt•lf(•. Mtui"' &: r; nlli'n ( :o un lil"• (hc>r. l:! TV AU. wn 1001s. .suo • . . . . . . Ctlds: . . . 1~14 ALL STEEL & POLE. BUILDINGS PIANO TUNING &REPAIR SCOTT'S . PIANO TUNING Reasonable · Qualily Worlcmanshlp Dehumidifiers, Parts · 7-17-l mo. 23 Help Wanted I r---------L--,____.:.....;_1 11" ·! IJ5.Diila .• ailllllllll Pirllll NOTICE TO HEAVY EQUIPMENT DEALERS · . 6/2S/l mo, · For'all your wlrinc . n~s; furnaces repair service and installation. Residential &Commercial Ower 170 Rritd desiiRI. 3 free patterns. Send S2.00 Public Nqtice "~ Business:Semces (,y~B.. ~~. Surprise a' tal wilb -this cute huwble. ~~~~ teddy belrl J'lie ·perfect birthdal, Christmas. anwtiiiMI &ift-teddy belr costs 10 little lD malo! ot fur fabrieor l!nyc:loth. Pattern 7016: tissue pattern pieces, directions; stuffed toy about 12". . .$2.75 for "1(h pattern. ~d 501 · eac:h pattern lor ·postJct 10d hand~ to: and neighbors crowded around his house Saturday for the brief homecoming and birthday party. "His improvement might have been caused by the treatment taking hold about .t he same time he got to · ·see Michael, but It's hard to tell," said Leroy's nurse, Janet Stone. "Sometlnles the emotional state of a person has everything to do with It "When a kid Is as sick as Leroy was, we don't questiOn how he got better, w<''re just g,lad he Is," she said. · After opening gifts, Leroy said he wanted to go see his room. "I forgot whatlt looks like," he said. ''Our boy Is definitely getting better, and we couldn't be happier," said his father. ... U .DO , llo&oy-t • ~ ~ • u .oo u,,.u.,... . .l"_.....,"'_. . . Vpoo1 1Wtt ft .. Vp"U ..... .. . 0... MtiM~ .... U - lcll.. 1, The DaUy Senlinel-P.-7 • Soli AVON . Meke 45%. Colt Pert Border Collie puppie0. clot8-33118. . Plono Tuning ond Ropolr. Coli et4-245-Be83. ' - - - - - -- - - Brunicordl Mullc Co., 41e- D.ENNY CONGO 1 yr . old '11 l1br1dor WILL HAUL Retrlover-lrlah Setter. Block ••c. with children. Coli JUST CALL! 448-2338 . !92-3410 Bleck mole port cockarbell!lle. I mo. old, friendly . · or Cell 814·448·4007. 843-5424 LIMESTONE 8 Lost and Found GRAVEL· SAND · Lolt : ut of car ~eya. neme Audrey an kity ring. R-erd . TOP SOIL-FILL .DIRT · Cell 814-2&8-882B. - MAINTENANCE, SERVICE &INSTALLATION FOR ALL POOLS ABOVE &.IN-GROUND FrH. Water Analysis AtStore or. Pool Sjte W.tde Ran1• of Chemicals & Supplies 1{'/f'ph o ftt' t.orcltan,..• ... ,,_ ,.... .warning signals for stroke Attending funeral Cl•••i/itd pei(~J('OI"et 1lt P 4 Sofe ond . chair. Call 446· 3010. . .PERSONALIZED POOLS IY.M_IM_II Jl-lt-11 . ..._ .. .-~--~---"T ' ,t ; ' II-CI. tva-....1......-. UA . . . . ..u.-.. ....... -.. .. Meigs Heart lists early A stroke Is usually an abrupt, dramatic event, but the body frequently gives early warning signals ·of a stroke, said the Meigs County Branch of the American Heart AssociatiOn. "Uttle strokes" may occur days, weeks or mooths before the severe event Prompt medical or surgical attention to these symjltons may prevent a fatal.or disabling stroke, the association said. · The heart association urges the public to recognize the warning signalS of a stroke. The warnings are:· sudden, tern· porarywealmessornumbnessofthe face, :arm and leg on one side of !he body; te~porary loss of speech or trouble In speaking or understandIng speech; temporary dimness or l<iss of vlslon, particularly In one eye; unexplained dizziness, unsteadiness or sudden faDs. The medical adviser of the Meigs County · heart association, Dr. James Witherell, said lndM<NRls with high blood pressure or elevated ,.,......_.s-... -...~ i11CIIIIIL,_,,GOit45111 .,................ ...-...... ................. ........ ............. ........ ...__. .....•-•T•- al-t ....... o,......o~~, ... ....,. too r.- a.. ".. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·Business Services __. ,. ____;. ._,. .__;,.;.___.;__-1 PHONE 992-2156 ., 0. . . . _ _ etoulfio<l ..... ~·t·:ot~\ • People in the news National Bank Scholarship to attend Rio Grande College and Community College. · The Racine Home National Bank ~holarshlp provldes $400 lor one yiiar1 It Is awarded annually to a Meigs Couhty senjor based on academic performance and tnvol· vement with extra-curricular activities. Diddle graduated from Eastern High School where she was active In marching and concert bands. She also was active In basketball. She Wjis In the All-County Band and pep ' ba{lds. She received the USNBA award and was lnpucted Into the National Honor Society. Diddle was FORTWORTII, Texas (AP) -A on the Prom Committee and was a 9-year-old boy wbo was near death Girls State Alternate. She served on from a brain tumor before meeting the Student Council and was a . his Idol, Michael Jackson, · has member of the Who's Who Among improved so dramatically that he HJgh School Students. She also wenthometoceiebratehisblrthday. received the Philip Sousa Award. Leroy "HUggy" Robinson Jr. met She was secretary of the band Jackson two weeks ago when the colincll and secretary or her senior Jackson brOthers' VIctory Tour class. stopped In DaUas. . , J;>lddle plans to major In educaMore than 40 friends, relatives :UOn at Rio Grande College and Community College. . She Is a member of the Mt Hermon United Brethren Church and Is the assistant Sunday school secretary and junior church te'acher. · · Diddle ts the daughter of Mr. and ~rs. Don Diddle, Pomeroy. RllolldaBeD · Rhonda Jeffers Bell of Pomeroy hBS been awarded the Central Trust of Mlddlepol1 Bank Scholarship to attend Rio Grande College · and Community College. · ·The Central Trust .of Middleport Bank Scholarship provides $500 per year lor two years. It Is awarded alulually to a Meigs County senior b\ised on academic performance a'nil Involvement with extra curricular activities. 'Bell graduated from Meigs High School where she was a member of !hi! choir, collegium muslcum, rop.'cel1 band and marching band's rltle corps. She was active In track and FHA. BeU was also·a member Q1e Spanish club and student CouilcU. She was a delegate for the Sifckey~;> Girls: State competition alid a representative of the Meigs County Fair Board. In l!R!, she n!celvect Meigs County Outstand· tng' FHA member award. _Bell Is the daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jeffers, Pomeroy. -·-- - --- .---- ·--- --.-1 Sentinel Tlie 'I .MondJty, July 39, 1984 1984 Monday, Ohio Sentinel . - SWeEPER end -~ mo · chine . repair. . porta. end ouPC>IIN. Plct< lip • ond delivery. ·D•Via V•cUum' Clu-. one hell mKe up Goorg.aa Rd. Coli 11 4·4441·0294. c.-· 4 Giv•way Gu _.,. hnter. 304 -1761431 efter 4 ;30. Otd Engtlah-, dog, good with children . 304-451 1643. Pert Gar!non Shepherd fomale pUp to good · f•m home. 304-875-3833. Not-a~en ElkhoOnd pup•. 304-e1ll-21414. ' Couch end chelr, uaoble - l o n. eo2 Shaw- Troll. Nerwaal;,ri Elkhound pupa. 304-811-2. .. . Klttena. Wlncier!r 1BU. c .. be - n •• 32 Court. 304-t711- 3 Km-a. 304-175·3203. through~ ...... P.om&rov ......... ,...._ ---- M...,. 1- - - - - - -- - Sl.nglee~l-gerege. t:::~:;:~~~===1~;~~;:;~=::::· ~~-~ c.u -th. ------ -------···- . ~ . . .. 1--------- I . " '• I ' ' l • '' '· • �I The They'll Do It Every Time r---- 42 Mobile Homes for Rant I 114 MiiC. ·Marchandi1a r , \- l ' 2 bdr . 2 mile below Eureka. $160 mo. plus depoait, no peto. Call814· 643-2644 or 614-643· 2916 . 81 J t !II I' 79 Motor• Home• 8t C11mpars < ";l 111d • KIT 'N' CAN.YLa ~ 1MrJ Wflllll 1-., BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE , Open doUy 9 to 11:30. Sot. 9 to 4, . Clooad Sundoy. U.S. Rt .ID. Coolville. Oh 614·667· 3388. . Ferm Equipment Grovely 30' rotory mo-. 84711. (loll 4411-4~48 . or 614-256·, 511 . Nice 1 4•70 3 bdr .. mobile homo. U36 mo . depooh 6 utilities. no pets. Call 446- 2192. Mcinday, July 30, 1984 Pomeroy.;_Middleport, Ohio ' Fumloh'ed AC, Ideal lor 1 or 2 man. Beautfful riverview. Kanauga . Foster Trailer Park. Call 448-16D2. 23.DOO btu window ••• . conditioner, UDD: 12 foot fibergl1111 cenoa with QUt· rlggora t10D: 3211•111 motor croll cv.cl• ·t ire: 38D or 390 Ford -ino. Phont ofter 5. 3D4-773· 1177. .,.n. 2 BR Treiler, unfurnished, rurat water.· located In Centerpoint, a160 per mo .• plua dopooit . Call 61'4· 379· 21119. R0aai .38·c•l pistOl ,. w · holater and ammunition t1DO. 304-1176-2320. 3 BR . 14k70. C.A .. partially furnished. •210 mo., elect. & water, deposit. Call 446- 2192. 1 983 16' K eiltendod TRScolor computer. 304676-2639 . ao 1977 VW pop, up campOf, excoilent 1h1po, . 13,00D. I : C-11814·246-11418 . Jividen'• Farm Equ·lpment. , 614-441-\876 . Long Tractoa. Vermeer round belero. rllloo. ltdclo<1 • mO"f''''. Aloo 1 cornplate line of belo handling mont • occooeorleol Rotorv ~lloro. rotorv cutten. bladeo culitvatora, di1c., plowt, poot drlvoro. plutlc lanka. wood aplitt••· gatal, PGVI!'If washers. wagons, WhMI Hone lawn • gerdan trec· torawilhtandam ule.goON neck or bumper hllch lroll· era, wood burning stovft • fumencea. And ... ua for a ·complete line pf partt & Rd. Call 446- 1 6D9 or 446D6DB. Trailer in Rio Grande, unfur-' nilhod· 816D month plus utilities, 8160 deposit married couple only. Call 6143B8-S6DS. 2BR. unfurnished Holly Park 12XIID. Waohor S. Dryer hook. up, "h mile past HMC . Call 614·446·4369 or 304· 676-976D. · 2Bfl, 12X60 mobile, fur· nis,.ed, utilities fumi1hed, no , childran or pats $260. lo~ated in Gallipolis. Call 61i1-497-3171 . Mc(bile home for rent, 8x40. c.~ 614-949·2424. Mobil~ home for.rant, 8x40. c.~ 614-949-2424. For' Rent in Point Plaeaant, 2 bedroom mobile home; one bedroom efficie~cy apartreferences. 814-44606 . 2 . · Twi' bedroom trailer. kit· ' chen furn•thed. couple•. ana small child accepted. Aef8f· on~eo. 304· 676-1D76. mm, 44 Apartman1 for Rant J A,C K S 0 N E STATES APARTMENTS (Equal Ho.,.lng Opportunity) hes one and two bedrooms, rant atarting at e163 for one bedroom · and $198 per month for two bedroo,n. witfi UDD deposit localed near Foodland and Spring Vall•y Plara, pool and TV ant;.Call 446-2746 or leave meuage. Furriiahed apt. 919 2nd., G•llipolis. $176. Men only. qell 4..44!: 4416 after 9PM . Newly remodeled 2 bdr., equipped kitchen. central ai,, e250. 821 "h Second Ave., Gallipolis. Call 4462168. 2 bdr. II!Pt. na~ly deCorated. t&O to $146 pel' mo. utlltieo port. paid. Caii676-61D4or 676·6386. 4 rooms & bath, furnished, clean, no pets, adults only, deposit &: reference re· q~lrod . Call614~446·1619. Nicely furnlohed mobile home in city, CA. 1 or 2 adults only, n'o pets. Call 448-0338 . Furnished apt. 2bdr. 1136~ 2nd .. Gallipolis, $186 water paid . Call 446-4416 after 9PM . Furnished apt. 1 bC:tr ., t226. utilties paid, adutts, 920 4th AVe .. Golllpolia. Call 4464416 otter 9PM. Upataira furnished apt., 4 rooms &. bath, 1 or 2 aduhs. no peto. Call 446-0444 before 6PM. 61 3 Third Ave.. 2 rooms, privata bath, water included, t136 mo. Cell 446 ·4222 between 9 & 5. Completely furnished ell eloclfic. 2 bdr. apt.. 468 Second Ave., aduha, refer· encea. •225 mo. plua aecur· ity dop. Call 446-2236 or 446-2681 . . Rivertide Apta. Middleport. --special rates for Senior Citizena . • 130. Equal HOUI· ing Opportunities . 614992-7721 . Apartment for Rent !j 1 Household Goods !Dl~nda . 1114·211-121 e. ' 1982 8·10 Chevy plck~p. V-8, 4 opd .. AM·FM tape, oun roof. vinyl coveritd bod. 111.100. John'o Auto Solao . l(lultvillt Ad, G1lllpalhi, Oh. Open til dtrk. Coli 446'782. . . Truck To_.. Moot ol•••· different colore. J()hn '• Auto Soloo, . Bulovlllt Rd. GalllpoNo. Oh. Open Ill dork. Coil 441-4781. ' Vlins It 4 W.O. 73 FOR SALE-1972 200 Tradoomen Von. condhl011. 1971 Ford 4 LTD. Good condition. owner. coli 949·2D92. n- ., '1 . GENE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPeT CLEAN . . acotchguard·water extrac tion, deodorizers. FAEEestl· mat11. AeaBonable tatea. Geno Smith. 992-63D9 . . ter, electrician, mason. Call 304· 6711·2088 or 676 · 468D . . GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STE"-MER. Wetor removal. furniture cleaning, free esti: · mateo . 3D4-876 -2296. .• 10:: • "" i l Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby West gets deep-slxed ' ~ I ,~ 1181 HondaExpnooo. lent condlllon. 13211. 1114-742-2917 or 742· 2143 . SHULAW'S Plumbing and Hooting, 211 Sl•lh Sl., Point Pltaoenl, W. Va . 3D4· 1176· 6420. Licensed and lneured . 75 Bo11t1 and Motors for Sale 83 ·~ooks.' Slim, we came up nere to qet c!I\Y43IJ from thiS stuff! ""' 10Dth anniveroerv ollhe firm and Erica's huabancj io impriSoned for diohonest busineos procticeo. (60 min I (Ciooecl CI\Ptionedl • I Love Lucy 9 :30 C1J 1i1ot Necu•wlly tho ...... 71 (I) MOVIE: 'Amityville II: (]) IMide Pnaball liD Olympic Am: A o.y .in Excavating «! BARNEY IT SHORE ·AIN'T FI)(IN' TO RAIN··:I KNOWTHAT FOR A FACT 811cft' SNAKE!! . '! 1 • oobln tonto, . 10x14. Solei 6 Service Sharpen N - · Sciuoro. Fobrla Shop. --.hltlnewfor- Pomeroy. 1114•892· 22B4. 1100 ...... WMI 0100 or 80. c.ll 114-811-:11111 or ., 8 v G!lneral Hauling 182-6118. lent _ ......,. N:l-88:12. c.n B1 4· 1m c:~wvy 1'11111-up, ~ OOIId. _,lrw. 11ZOO.CIII 114-118·8108-'* apm. I=,.-,-M:-ot-ora-..,..,H,-ome----"-1 • 117f0ollge~~;;-ve IIOOdtlrw.t.lr ..... Calll14-llft Camp.,. ·B.- 1877 l'laotwtne ,~ ft. '77 Ford hllf ton ph~ fully Mlf·oontalned whh ••Rd.,. tNnemltt'r. ••••· ...... 1.104-.171- 178·all'7. 1'781. . . . . . . •~~A•~.~ 104-8 7l· 11771-...ttnveltftlllar, 14 fl. lllf--lned.IIII!IIY =~ .,.- I:IIOo. 104-HI- ~ Upholetery ' TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY 8HOP 1 1 8:11 Ave. , GoHipbll1. 114-441· 7833 or 114-44118:11:1. a.,. 1 1 :411 CD "--led Nuta . 12:00 CD HBO ............: lhwl An outlaw io pitted againJt hil adveraory. Ja<M~ Coburn, Kirk Douglas. Ale•andra • l; '.. ' ., ' ' .• '•• I' ! ,. ' -••,_·. --' ...' . ..-. .. SOUTH .J?I 'I. a . ~ tJIOI7 +AQIU Vulnerable: East-West Dealer:·Wett Nortlo Eut Paa I+ I NT · 2" Paa· DbI. Weol Paa I. Paa P111 .. ·._,.,' .. ' .. ' .. 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' .....• • ()) Magnum P.l. A Te•an llireo Magnum 10 find his sislor. who may hove , been killed bocauoe she knew too much. IRI {60 min.) (J) Lotanlght America 110 Allin tho F~~mlly •Gunomok• ' JIMI WATER 8ERVICE. C•ll Jim Lanier, 304·175· 7317, 87 ...... (J) MOVIE: 'The Borgia 2 Jem11 Boy• Water Service. Aleo poole filled . Coli 114· 211 -1141 or 614-448 · 11711 or 114·4411· 7~11 . --MV BIG TOE AIN'T ACHIN' Review ,Electrical It Refrigeration SEWING ' Machine repairs, aervlca. Authorized Sing11 ) tho Country Kirk Douglls hosts this special baaed on the extraordinary 1984 exhi· bition of paintings in lila Los Angeles County Museum of An. (60 min .) • Front P - Detective 11 :0 0 . (J) • (J) lit N.wo (]) Another Life (I) SportaCenter (!) N-/SportafWoalhor (J) Not tho Nine O'Ciocft • Odd Couple 11 :30 • (J) (!) Tonight Show (])lootofGrtiiiCho (I) ESPN'a Rlnelido ----------1 117t TIUILDIGd. lth wheel ..... - · 31 tt.· -nlng and eM •""•· E•oel· end 1..ecoy Mery Both and Clvis learn how herd it is 10 press e case after they interrupt the making of o porno f~lll . (RI 160 min.) (J) Altho Spocia_l Children T onighf o program focuses on the lives, needs and potential of handicapped child· ron . (60 min.) · / ID>N--.11 • lnd p ndent Newa 10:30 CIJ Shirley • , .. Boone ., J.A.A.Conatruction Co.Ru· lion d. · Oh,61 4 · 742-2903; l••mentl, Footer1, Concrete 'Work, Backhoe 's, 1174 ford Pllilo lor porta. Dorer 6 Dltchor, Dump 304-182-21111. · lrucka, • water-gaa-oe,.,er· ol-rlcallinoo. 1874 Ford Plntq for porto. 304-112-2188. .,.....111 _,.,, n..--· • ()) Iii t.gney WINNIE ' Autd-Pert1 It Ace-ria• Camping Equipment· rn (!) nmporory lnunlly (J) MOVIE: 'The Best Uttlo · WhoNhouse In T - ' 10:00 • ' ·• I Pan VII. vane trieS to atay conscious long enough 10 make itlo his · own wedqing . (R) .Sgt. .... -1 Exc-'vating. ba1e· 1173 c......... 11ft. 140 Good menta, footera, driveyways, HP. 1-0. drive on trailer. oeptlc tank1. landecaplnJI. I t3,3oo. CoM 4411-2240. · C•ll onytlmo 814-44641137, Jamao L. Oavloon , Jr. 1884 l-'a 1 8 ft. ,1 84 hp owner. · ln-(d. 304-1171· 31133. 1884 Bola . 1B ft. 184 hp Do11r Work by Ted Hanni. Dilcheo. pond1, roads. land lnboord. S04-&75, 3133, . clearing, ate. Call MatCH' Car Broktrl, 446-6692 . , . ..,r Buddenbr9<>1<• . - .... GASOLINE ALLEY Plumbing . JiM'S PLUMBING S. HEATING . Rt. 1, Box 356. Golli-· polio. Coli 1114-387·D676. 1·- bara and Max. 1R1 (I) (til~,• ...,.,. .... J & Heating 1B83 Honda ATC 186. 1D monlho old rode 3 montho. EXc. Con. - Coli 614-742· 2641 . ..... -~yforBar­ •• · • ())ill N~wh8r1 Kirk De- 18B2 Honda XRID oxc. cond .. runo ••c .. 1400. Coli 114-367-7108. , ~"::. ·· -:- +J8 compoHf'/entertainer Mer· vin Hemlioch joins John Wi~ liaml and the Bo.s ton Pops . foro opocial progrMI on dif· ferent music: compooero. (RI 160 min.) • Howdy Doody 8:30 (J) Moljor ...... ln·bMI: Alllntlo 8t tt-tun .8pecaP8bol · 11:00 CIJ 700 Club (I) PKA Ful Contact · "-te' . • .()) Ill One o.y .. a Time Marte's decioion to t*e hia wife on a vacation tl!'f\1 into an ' unexpected ALLEYOOP ' o:J t\5:4 NORTH .1098 'I.QU2 tAK13 'Marvin Hamiilch.' PianiJt/ CARTER'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Golllpollo, Ohio Phone ·114-441-38S8 or 614-448-4477 •~ ~ . ' t --~ .r, (]) MOVIE: 'S1r0ker ~ · · C1J Cl- Kid · (I) Iuper 11ou1e of tho 70's 'Danny l.opez vo . .Mik• Ay· ala (San Antohjo, TX . Juno, 18791.' (60 milt.) • ()) Ill Scaec:l- end Mra. King Amanda Is mio· taken for 'Scarecrow' and token hootage by members of on eopionago ring . (R) 160 min.) (J) liD Evening at Pope • ~· I .Jette..... 7:30 • (I) Tic Tao Dough (J) Ffi!HIIe Rocft (1)1..-Bao•ball (() Our Anile World: RIMChlng tho Outer Umlta (!) Love ConMctlon • ()) FMiily Feud t ~ • • • Buolneoo (J)Dr.Who 110 Wheel of Fortune . • One 0.., ot • Time 8 :00 • (I)(!) MOVIE: 'Twirl' (J) MOVIE: 'Goin' All tho Wrty' . . Rerriodol!ne. eldiAg. lnotal· ling and repairing fireplaces. aimulated brick and ttucco, thermo . replacement win· dows. 3D4·676-166D. 78 ... aiMn . . RINGLE'S 'SERVICE e•po· 82 ' ID> MacNeil/l.ohror Newohour removol . Call 3D4·6751331 . .. ' ' . . ..... ' " ~ IIIN- Fetty Tree TrimminQ . stump 84 1.78 - - • yl ·. ~ ... Report RON'S Talovlolon Service. , , Specializing in Zenith apd Motorola . Ou•zar, and houoe colla. Call 3D4· 576- ' 2398 or 614-446 ·2464. rlenced roofing. including Nlghtfv • (J) .. B-A SEMENT WATER· PROOFING. Unco~ditional lifetime gua;antee. · Local ref•ences fumiahed. Frett eotlmatta. Call collect 1614-237-D488, 9 a."!. to 6 p. m . Rogers Baaement Waterproofing. · 1881 Honda 75D 2110D miltl, like now , padded tillY bar, two holmoto. $1,7110. Cell 114· 317-0394. (AnawerllamarrOW) BROOD WHILE POORLY RADIUM AniWII': What's a parroi?-A WORDY BIAOIE e ()) Wheel of Fortune WAAT'>A W•ter wells commercial and domeatlc. taat holea. pump aalea and service. 304-89638D2. . 74 I I I I I I ) (J) • Summer Olympic (!) Wheel of Fortune BORN 'LOSE~ H • S Home Improvements vinyl 1idlng, roofing, room eddition.. 1torm windows, otone. CaH 614 ·3117-0409 or 1114· 3117-7244. Cement finisher .j Richard Gorfiold. 614-986 -4464 . B•aementa. pool decka. parking Iota, any 1ize job. rI ~==Son IB XXIII a.m.. hot tar application, carpen· 77 JoepW-noor p.o., p. b.. 4 wheel drive. Price reduced to 1121D. firm . Coli 814742-2211 ~· 304-77351184. 1---------- u•• ' goo,~~. 1 -Chevrolet dump truck, runt gOod. 11,000flrm. Coli - . I Jum-: , .... ..' ..' . , ..-;:. Now 1o1m PrtntanaWflfhelv: A 7:00 • (I) PM Mill""'""' (J) Hore Come tho Brldeo . t=========:'l~~=;:~~~:;~~ PAINTING~ interior and IK · =:---:---:--::--:-tlriO"r. plumbing, roofing , s 1 72 Trucka 'for Sale ••P:Callramod•llng . · 2D yro. 71 Aut01 ""' Jlvldeno form Equlpmenl•ur· • 11 614-388·9652. 614-446 - 18711- Wheel 1981 c..__ c. he•eite2dr.. 1871 OMC Olop ... n, 14ft. Horae lawm and gerdMl ,_ .. .,. lui boat ith t H g P8f . w ra er · ond 4D HP Joh~oon motor. Col 448-4337. · • ()) ilt CIB Ne... lf"Ciollrlng i!l buill up roof. Call 814·38S-9867: ~i=~~;;~~===j _,.old, bl..,.. • Edition.' (() Carol lurnott (J) • ()t ABC Ne... MarCum . Roofing & SpoUt· lng. Now in1t111inQ rubber rooft . 30 v••ra experience. Pharmacy. SWAIN opd .. U.IIO' 1180 AMC AUCTION & FURNITURE J .D. 36D do••• gu with tr.cto..... IOn.l olo.. Dirt 4 ·'rft 4 apc1 •2 418 1177 S Apt. for rent . 1 bedroom, 82 Olive St., G•ilipoli1. New 'Ilia. Salllne ot coat. while "' • Aopen, " •outo.• ·AM· winch , . goQd condition. d Dodge fUrnished in Middleport. & uaed wo.od • ·c·o alatoves, Iut. W0110 I hovopartun FM, 11,799. John't Alllo t 540D: oowmill, 2 head $190. plus deposit. Utilities 8 .piece wood living room block bucla power unit, ""'leo. Sola1. lulaviNe Rd. Go!JipoIncluded. coil 814-992 · suite with 8 inch flat . 304-676-6S23 . 1D HP FOtd gorden troctoo. lla. Oh . Open Ill ~.n . Coil 717.7 . $399. bunk bodo .complete now mower d.ock. 1600.00. 441-47112. ' wilh bunkies $199. 2 ploco . APARTMENTS , mobile eRtron livingroom tuit8t 55 Building Supplies Call 814-689-3381. 1980 VYi Robblt .W oond .. homaa. hou'a81. Pt. Pleasant •199, antron reclinerw *99, and Gallipolis . 61 4 · 446- other recllnera •so. maple 1980 Agro Power 113 HP, 48,000 ........ 0... - · 8221 . dinette seta 8179. box Now open tor bu1ine11, farm tractor. PS.' ramote axe. condition.' 13.600. Coli 1 II. onytlma, spring• &: mattrHt twin or Mountaifl State BlocJc;. Rt. hydrollno, e. cyl.. di-1, 4411-0fl . Nice .1 and 2 bedroom full e 100 oat rogulor-llrm 33, ·Now Hoven. Complete 1 e. 9k34 1iro1. · Uoecl 1 D unfurnished apartments . $120. maple ' (Iinette chairs m11onry 1uppU11. 4' '. 8". hours. 112.000. 3D4·468· 1978 Chevy alltion~-n. ....., good cond. loll oo: • • 3D4· 675· 2218 before 6 eas. wash stand• $34, 1 2" block. Delivery service. 1610. moko offer. Coli 814-241p.m. maple rockers •59. 1 piece Phone day 304-S82-2222, Now ia the time .t o gM the 91118. chrome dinette set S149, 6 evening 8S2-3239. . 2 bedroom apt. in Ma1on, piece .dinette set $99, u1ed old ~hain saw trimmed up adults only. no pats, phone bedroom suites. refrigere· for firewood aea10n. Call 1 !1711 Dorlgo Royal Monaco 3D4· 676·1462 after 6. Siders Equipment Co. 304- 4dr, P1.PI,Iir,arulle. new tore. ranges. chest, dre.. era, 56 Pats for Sale wringer washers, TV'a, dry67e-7421 for complolo tirM,new brlll.a1.new trans, eD.ooo mi.. wRI Ncrlflca. 1 br turn. apt. All utilities oro, & ohoto. Coil614-446· 1 ~--------- chain aaW service. 11,800. llerlouo ~qui­ paid. 304-675-7112. 31 119. HILLCREST KENNELS only. 114-.388-8123. Upper Mt. Vernon, 3 rooms. Wards 23 cu . ft. chut Boarding all breeds. Healed 1971 .Monte Corio, -- l l bath, wether-dryer hookup, freezer; Warda automatic indoor-outdoor facilities . 62 Wan18d to Buy aond .. lo~ed. relay whHit, stove. Ref. furnished. Exc . washer, heavy duty, both in AKC Doberman pupploa: Stud Service. Call614-446G4.000 mHeo, 12,000 or Cond. 304· 676-1962. excellent condition. Call 7796 . offer. Coli 814-317614-992·2769 . 1 and 2 bedroom aplrt· • Corn Crib, 304-468- 1610. 725D. ments. Point Pleasant. 814- Wooher and d!'(er 1 ~ years Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 614-367· 7220. 1977 VW Robblt ._4_4_6_· 8_ 2_2_1_·_ _ _ _ __ old, Sears Kenmore S300. E • block int-. 4 apd .. 4 dr .. 3D4-675-6D28 . Btiarpatch Kennels Profeagood condition. 12,000. 1 and 2 bedroom apart· ments. Point Pleasant. 814· •ional All·breed grooming. Coli 4411-9798. lndoor·outdoor boarding fa- 3 yr. old . Chootnut 448 . 8221 . 52 CB,TV, Radio cllilioo. Pick up ond delivery gentle but 19B2 2 dr. Ford Eocort, 4 Equipment 1ervica. English Cocker Spa- Colloftor 5; apd ., r•dio, reil ah•ro. niel puppioa . Call 614-388' $3.789. John's Auto Soloo. 45 Rooms 9790. Bulovllle ·Rd. GoiUpolla, Oh. C 8 Radio• - ~rowning Mark Open tl! dork. Coli 441· 3, new 0104 mike and Dragonwynd Cattery Ken4782. . For rent SloejJing olidar.UOO.DD.Johnoon 40 nels. AKC Chow puppiea. and light house channel telephone type baM Siamese kittens. new liners rooms. Park Central station. teD.OD. c.n 949· CFA Himalayan and Persian American Saddle Call 614· 448-D766 . lion end filly. both 2994. kittono. Call614-446-3844 ex. blood lin... after 6. ' s ·laepiflg room $126, utili· 1842 lXI. 222 or tloo peld. Shore bath. mole 6481 after 5PM . • 54 Misc. Merchandise Ama1on double yellow hud only. Range & refrig. 919 Parrot. Exc. talker. e~~ge. Arabian Mare, o'ntle. 2nd. Ave., Gallipolis. Call HOD. Coli 446·0548. 446·4416 after 9 PM . 814-742-2143. Knauff Firewood Reduced prices thru ~July 31at. Have Boogie hound pupploo. can Ouarter1 horae tor lila. 46 Space for Rent your own seasoned · be seen off At. 7 bypa11 3D4-8B2-207e. above Hobson on l•ding this winter. Crook Rd: C3. Three miles .Pigl tor 1ele. e35 . each. COUIIITRY MOBILE Homo Limeatone. Sand. Gravel. waat to TR 361 ~ l:ook for 3D4-f!75-5839. Pork, Route 33. North of Delivered in Mason, Meigt, 1ign1 • elk for Mr. Griffith. 1975 Chovy Mo,.o. V-8, Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call G~llie or pick up at Richards 3 mota 811gel pups. 9 wooks 64 Hay 8t Grain Am-Fm c ........ 4opd. P8., & Son. CaM 446 -77B6. 614-992-)479 . old. 13D.DD. 3D4-676· PI, AC, 811, 000 mlleo. 112DO. Coli 114- 388Four trailer lots. 3D4·676· Pla1tic .. ci1terna 1tate ap-- 5299. 8539. . proved, plastic aeptlc tanks. 1076. Barley: for cover crop or for pllltic culvert, metal cula Small pony . 3D4-6 76- · fwd, Don John1on, Por· 78 Plymouth, automatic Buddy and Gladys Reynolds varto, RON EVANS ENTER- 3634. lland, OH. Coli 614·843- trana, I cylinder, •.c., Jackson. ' Oh 614PRISES, have trailer apace for rent, Smoll pony . 3D4· 676 · 52D5. . 111 ,000 mlleo. Very good $40. month. complete hoo- 286-693D. 3634. condition . . 12.200. Coli kup. Plea1e call anytime Good mixed hay in blim, 614-992-3712. after 8 p.m.n the evening, Shrubs pruned, lawn re· 11.6D belo. 3D4, 676-4600 seeded. retaining wells. Young Cockatalla. greys. or 304-B82-3329. 304· 773-6319. 1881 Oldo Delio 88, runo sidewalks, patios. bark $39.95; Ptorlieo. $49 .96, - d. Coft 114·912·2183. mulch 8a 11wdust. Contact Parekeeu. all colora • Bruce Davislon. Cell 614- 114.99. Dwarf Parrots and Merr:h~ndise 1874 VW Bug, gocid condi266· 1427. . canarie1, 10 perc•nt off. Floh Tank. 2413 Jackson tion, run1 """"·'Call 304· 1175-3870. General Hauling. For oale fill Avenue, ·Point Pleasant, 51 Household Goods dirt, and top 1oil. Call Call 304-675-2D63. 1979 Chryoler i:ordobo. 614-256-1427. fully equipped, good condiMusical Carpeting for 6 rooms. Call 57 llon. u.aoo. 137 l'ork DriVII, Point Pleoaant, 304· LAYNE 'S FURNITURE 448·3267 ot after 4:30PM lnatrumants TOP CASH peld for lote 675 · 191.3 or 304-8111· Sofa, chair, rocker. otto· 448-7307. ·model uoed caro. Smllh 3812. man. 3 tables, {extra heavy by Frontier). , •&86. Sofa, Toro lawn mower, aetf pro- 84 Fender Precu11ion beaa 8uick-Pontloc, 1911 Eoatchair and love1nt, *27&. pelled. 21" rear beggar. guitar perfect cond. Call arn Avt., Golllpolla. Coil 'BD Old• Omego ax. IUIO, 614-446· 2282. Sofas and ct)aira priced from electric otort. Call614-388- 614-388-9618. VI. p1, bo. oc. om-fm 8 . $286 . to 8896. Tablea. t46 8651 . trock. 304-11711-1288. on~ up to $125. Hido·o· ~-------lc­ One 5 alfing Bonjo whh Swap Meet· Buy, ... or bodo. 844D. and up to Oak wall phonea, rockers. case, ofta mineral detector· tro.U your outomobNe, boot, •B3 Cull- lupromo. low t626 ., Recliners. 1175. to preated chairs, pedestal ta- fnake compau rriagnU., truok. cycle. camper. e.. rv mileage, g - goo mHHI•· Sot, & Sun. Gelllpollo Floe 304-8711·3123. $3711 .. Lampo from t2S: 10 bleo, hutchoo. & mloc. Paul 42D. Coii614-3B8-8217. Market. Only 13.00 o doy ID $71.6 pc. dinotteo from Conkle Furniture, Rt. 7. 199., to 436 . 7 pc. e189 Tuppen Plains, Ohio. Moog Opua 3 , Br111, string diaplly your vehicle to lhou- '71 Mu~Ung uoo. or and up. Wood table with six onoemble, organ. 1800. oanda of ohOflpel'. 7AM· · 304·8911·3084. chairo 8426 to 1745. Dolk Oichard Equipment·, Myen neogh•bl•. Clile included. &PM. Rt. 31 • -180. 1873 ChoVfjllot M..bu oto1110 up to $226. Hutches. opoed aprayer, 400 gol. ·coll614-992-3408. tlon wogon, runt good, lilt e&50. and up, moplt or pine tank; bu. -field cratea: good '7:1 Novo . e6oo. Thoaa Who wheel 1800. •.•• 80.000 finioh . Sunk bed complete cooling aystem for refrigercoiled oorllor obout thlo cor, mftoo. 304-171-21181 or with manreaHa, $260. and ated storage; complete ap- 58 Fruit ooll again 304-871-3160. B711-8137. . up to 1395. Baby beda, ple grader; b"' with hives 8t Vegetables $110 . Mattresaea or box and IUP••: lift. rollers; 2 1973 Chovrolet Mollbu ot• 187B Ch~ N- Yorter. springs, full or twin, 158.• bulk taiJic,1 for gaa or diaMI tion wogon, runo good, till 10,1100 actual mho. 8how firm. t6S. ond *78. au..n fuel; Thla oqulpmonl will be oeto. $1911. 4 dr. chaoto. shown by appointment only. Sllckbenloa t5.oo gollon. whHI 1100. o• c, 80,000 rbom condition, fully mlleo . 304-578-21181 or toqulpped. 17,000.00 firm. t42 . 6 dr. chaoto. $64. Bod Contact Opal Fitzpetrlck. 3D4-875·18D8. 675·1937. framoa, UO.and 126., 1 D Wllkeovlllo 614·889-4378. 304-173-671D; 1:00 til 11:00. g~n · Gun cabinets. U&O. 59 For Sale or Trade Gas or electric ranges 1375. For Sale-Smhh-Corona por· Baby mattreaaea, 126 a table electric typewriter, e36, bod fromea $20, U6. double koybeard: Boldwln & 830. king frame 160. organ wtth musical accom· Good selection of bedroom panimenta; 28 in. 3 apeed 1uhes. cedar ch••••· boy end girl Pro blcyclol. All rocken, metal cabinete , in excellent condition . .Call 1wlvel rockers. 992·6384 after 9 om. Newly remodeled 2 bedroom, equipped kitchen. ·Uaed Furniture ~• Chain, t226 . Depooh required . Call dryers, and TV's. 3 miles out 614-992·&319 or 992 - Bulovillo Rd. Open 9•m to 2815 . . &pm, Mon. thru Fri., 9am to 6pm. set. Newly redecorated. 1 bed- 614-446·0322 room, partially furni1hed, 1226. Depooh required. Call GOOD USED APPLIANCES 614· 992·6319 or 992 - Waahers, dryers, refrigera· 2816. tora. ranoaa. Skaggs Ap- Firewood for oele. 12D.DO plioncoo, flpper . Riwr Rd. pick-up lood, t30.00 dell· Furniahad 1 S. 2 bedroom bolide Stone c_, Motel. vtred. 304,675-2191 or apartme.n ta, Middleport. 81 .4~ 441-7398 . 11711-6762. Aduhs, no pets. Hcurlty depoolt . Coli 614-992 - County Appllonco, Inc. Ton hondmode ·llorble OUI· 3874. Good uoed opplioncao Md lito. $18.00. Afghano made TV aeto . Open SAM to IIPM, varlouo lizeo and prlcao. Coli Villogo Manor Apto.. Mid· Mon thr~ Sot. 441-1199. 304·89fi-30BO dleport. (E .H.O .) h11 1 A27 3rd. Ave. Galllpcilll. I~-:-:::--:-::---:--­ bedrm oplo. for rent. tho ...,t OH. · · '14 HP pool flltor, 2 otor11 ot f201 a month lhot t1oo.oo. conlncludoo oil utHIIiee. pluo • Ook truntlt bod wflh mat- while TV, 128, 11011 alubo • f200 oeaurtty dep.,.il io trooo, motchlne dre-. re- bog. t3fi. 304-182-2798. required. We juot laid n - lrlgerator. etovo, 4 , ... carpet In them • they're old. C•N 441· 3D73. N- rotlo ohocft T1188D located near 1 doctor's color Computor ond All· offico • ohopplng areeo. Coli Ouoon ojzo mattreos bo• aorin 1500.0D . New 614-882-7787. weleht1 end bench 18D.oo. oprlnea • frame, like 8100. Colll14-4411·29119. 304-876-1718. Upper ....., duplex. 1 bod· room ............ In Middle· Freea• 18 cu. ft. Coli Wilder for . . with motor port. 1111. plu1 d_.il. 614·441•4741 or 441· or without motot." 304-876· 12DII. . Coli 114·112·7177. 4412 .tter lprn. . Reduce .11f1 and faat with GoBeoo Tabltu. Fruth tYAQUJS J I . t) · (J)Riflemon • , (I) 8port.Center 'Olympic •• Home Improvements •prayer. 44 thelra..on' .• plowa, ditc, flutfet, ., Mobile _home Upper River DIPTUN 8:30 • (I) (!) NBC New. (I) MOVIE: 'Thlngo In •• j I. () IX) t Newlhour IDl Rudlne Rlllnbow •tt-Trek - ' • llrvk:ll I MAALL I I I (!) N-/Sporti/WHiiler (J) MocNeii/Leltrer d .s1 · () ( (() ANti Grtfftth Apache tent camp..-, with aWning. a!aepa four. •&&0. Coli 614·446-9635. ; . -ip· Uoed Equip: 1 Ill MF. 136 MF, ID IH, 9N Ford, 8D1 u•d round balers, ~:J;~~e,; EVEN•NG 8 :00 • (I) ()) • ()) 110 • IB N.wo (J) MOVIE: 'Yellowb•trd' (J) T_u,. Hunt (I) Muda llporlel.ook • ,. . t • ' "'~In '. : t ~. J ' • I ,ff" • ·•;;.. r-, "'-:.-.· ...... .. . .. " .. ~, :u ' " • ... •·. V Y Z P E y~y'a Cryptoquotet TOO BAD THAT ALL THE ~ " .. . r, ARE BUSY DRIVING TAXICABS AND CUTl"ING HAIR. -GEORGE BURNS ( .•. .- - �Page-10-The Daily Sentinel Area deaths Roy E. Myers Wday. -Roy E . Myers, 55, Crab Creek Road, Southside, W.Va., died Sun· . . The body wlll be taken to the churchonehourprtortotheservtce. Mal)' E. Marquis · Wness. Maey E . Marquis, 58, of Frost, BornFeb.2,1929,atSouthslde,son formerly of Parkersburg, W.Va., of late Buren Myers and Clara died Sunday in O'Bieness Memorial Whltt!ngion Myers, he was a Hospital, Athens, after an extendeil constructlon worker, a member of Illness. Sbe was born in Parkersburg to · Laborers Loca1545 of Hunttngton, a · tatmerandaveteranoltheKorean thela~JohnandAdaMabeiStanley · War. Ander$Pn. . He was · ~ In death by his Survivors include ber husb;lnd, wtle, DpUy Dymple Woyan, on Feb. Clarence Robert Marquis; two sons, 22,1978; and by and two stslersJ!IId Charles Llnza and Jamie Eugme, three brothers. , - both at home; a brother, Samuel Surviving are two sons, Roy Everett Anderson of VIenna, Eugme and David Allan, both of W.Va.; twoststers,BettyBarkerof Southside; two brothers, the Rev. Rockport, W.Va. and Helen Hall of Ivan Myers of Southside, and Zenie VIenna; and a nephew and two E. MyersofHenderson, W.Va.; and nieces. · two grandchildren. Friends may call at WhiteFuneral setvlces will be held at Ethridge F'm)eral Home, · Belpre, 1:.39 p.m. Thesday in Hambrtck after 7 p.m. today. :·Church, Souths!de, with the Rev. Funeral services wlll be con· _Odell .B ush \U'd the Rev. Tommy · ducted In thefunerathomeatlla.rn. · Kinnaird officiating. Burtal wlll be Thesday, with the Rev. Eric Starr In Hambrick Cemetery. Friends officiating. Burtal wlll be in Arllng· may call at Wilcoxen Funeral ton Memorial Gardens, Home, Point Pleasant, after 6 p.m. Parkersburg. Broadcaster in coma ·CLEVELAND (API -Longtime three-year contract with the stabroadcaster Dorothy Fuldhelm re- tlon's parent firm, Scripps-Howard mained In serious condition and in a Broadcasting Co. . coma eariy today following emer· 1n a news conference Sunday gency surgery to remove a blood · afternoon at Mount Sinal Medical clotfrom herbratn, hospital officials Center, doCtors retused to speculate said. . on a prognosis. They said she was in oo pajn, but was sWlln danger. Dr. Michael Devereaux, chief of M1ss Fuldhelm, 91, has worked at neurology at the hospital, said that Cleveland television station WEWS although the clot was the size of a since 1947. The news commentator fist, Miss Fuldhelm had remained Currently IS in the second year of a optimiStic. One-vehicle accident woman·driver injures . : A~year-old Jackson woman Is Usted in fair condition at Veterans Memorial Hospital foUwlng a onecar accident on Ohio 124 Sunday morning. Hospital officials said Laullce Southworth was being treated for a fractured ankle and multiple cuts and bruises. TheGallla·Melg!-post of t!te state highway patrol said Southworth was westbound on 124 in Rutland Township at 2: 25 a .m. when ~er car reportedly went off the right side of the road a left eutve at a railroad crossing. The patrol said her car then came back onto the road, went off t!\e left side and overturned, causing heavy damage to her car. ' A second Sunday accident resulted In heavy damage to a car driven by Andy M. Pickens, 26, Pomeroy, the patrol saki. Accord· fug to officers, Pickens was west· l;xmnd on County Road 51B jn Otester Township when · he lost <lOntrol of his car in gravel, wefit off the right side of the road and overturned. The patrol said Pickens was not Injun!<!'In the accident. A Marietta youth was cited by the patrol for failure to yteld from a private road following a Saturday accident In Tupper$ Plains. The patrol said Darrell E. Dowen!;ock pulled from a setvlce station on Ohio 7, striking a oorthbound car driven by Keith Harrts, 19, Reedsville. No Injuries were reported In the incident. A 24-year-old Reedsville man was cited for failure to stopfor astopslgn followtng an accident Saturday on Ohio 124 In OUve Township. Officers said Jerry L. Barber was eastbound on 124 when he failed to $lop for a sign, went off the road l!lld struck a ~lgn at8 p.m. The 'J)atrol said the accident caused light damage to his car. The patrol said Edward L. Nottlngtham, 23, Pomeroy, ~aped injury when he lost control of his car In a cutve on Olive Township Road 265, went off the left side of the road and overturned. The2 p.m. accident causedheavydamagetohlscar, the patrol said. Robert D. WUUams, 22, Rutland, was eastboWI,d on Ohio 681, the patrol said, when he struck a cow in the . road. The 10 p.m. ~dent cause<l·modeate damage to his car, the patrol said. Home energy audits available from utility A plan to help needy customers consetve electric energy was out· lined by Charles A. Heller, pres!· dent of Ohio Power Co. The proposal, subject to approval by' the PUblic Utilities Commission 6f Ohio, would provide for a home ~ri~rgy audit and a conservation package tailored to their needs. The program also has · the endorsement of th~> PUCO staff and . the Ohio Office of Consumers· Counsel. Other major Ohio electric companies also plan to offer a slrpllar program. Under the plan. Ohio Power would offer a tree home energy audit to customers who already are · signed up lor thE> Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) or the Ohio Energy Credits' (OEC) program and who reside In an electrically heated home, apart· rnent or mobile home. ' Heller said the home energy auditS should help customers save money on their electric bills, especially In Winter months. A trained auditor would he sent to the customer's home, upon request, and determine what specific energy conservation measures could be applied to that residence to make It more energy-efficient. A package of materials then would be given to those quallfled customers. The package, designed sP'}'Iflcally for that residence, could Include caulking, weatherstripping and otq,r insulating materials, illong wlth instructions In the use of Its contents. The customer would perform the work. . "By following the guidelines and suggestions which result from the audits, the customers will not only be saving money on their elec~ bUis," Heller saki, "but they wiD he helping to ' preserve our natiOII's valuable resources." ' Qualified customers will be noll· fled of further details of the program following Its formal approval by the PUCO. ' Gallia fair schedule : . ' Tonight . p.m., ata.p 8: 11 p.m., 8tap ()flldal opeldrlg·......................................................... 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Gardell tr~etor ,.-........................................... u p.m., lllcMr araa Ping not leaving OUyet ATHENS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio University President Charles Ping · says he's II) no rush to leave the 20,000-student ~nstltutlon , even though he's had ch<IIICes - to go elsewhere. He said he can understand why former Ohio University President Johll Baker, who was ln charge of the institution frQm 19oL'i to 1961, told him, · "If you stay more than !!ve years, you're not likely to leave. "If I felt I was not setvlng the lnstttuilon well, f<ir any number of reasons, I would begin to look at other options," he said. "lthlnklam by nature a person who wants to be an acttveshaper. I don'twant to be a BACK 10 .SILE STilTS TODAY. . . . . . . . , ......,1. . c. .... "rnllllllllll, 1r IIJ lfPtl ru•n... •• lfl ... ,..,...... .., llfllfl...... trrlllo ten; • ......,.. . consensus builder.'' l!lemea&llry School Tile td diiOIQ' lddred oft . an Sll million h•MIII proanun Ill lhe Cla!lla ecliool FAIIC"IIoo,leadl ..........llqp11flhe_.JIIdwei!P~ oylltan. New school superintendent named .. • • universities, Scout judging . ., Tennis tourney r~ults · Tennis play continued In the 1984 Syracuse Open with 10en's singles quarter-final matches taking place Friday. Winners In quarter-tllials were Mark Thompson over CUff BrownIng, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1; Rick Pickens over Dwight Hill, 6-4, 6-3; Dave Crow overBrentJohnson,6-2,4-1l, 6-3; and Shawn Baker over Jack Fowler, 6-4, 6-2. Other Friday q\181'1er·flnal play included men· s doubles and mixed · doubles. · Advanctnginmen'sdoubleswere the teams of Bliker and Sayre defeating Hendricks and Hill, 2-6, 6-2, 6-4; Bentley and Crow over ThompsonandCoffer,&-0,6-0; Crow and 'l'hompson over Gray and Cloak, 6-1, 6-2; and Browning and Pickens defeating JohnSon and Fowler, 6-3, 4-6, &-3. Advancing In mixed doubles were the teams of Bentley and Bentley defeating Foglesong and Fogle- 111.11.1 Pll$1111. . PIIIITIII . CILCUUTOR· .. HUNT-'S SNACk PACK IIJIIIY·JUYIR . f PUDDINGS ' ·POIJIII ·IlL '. •.o..: ...... 1101. . Vanlllo, Clloeolot•, or ...,ll.,.cotcll · 'ICMCMCMa . . ., :19~ - million in 1975. At ihat time, ·she was Glenda Sexton of Shelby. After a divorce and remarriage', she moved to Texas. She and her husband, Carl, now live In a mobile home. A daughter lives in the Shelily area, while a son attends the University of Toledo. ' , "I had been working since I was 13, so i laiew my kids (probably} would have a college education, but whffi I won, that was assured," Mrs. Selbosald. "Aithoughlwasdeluged with cousins 1 didn't know, my own family (members} were not affected... Ukes the job and his co-workers. WhenThuriStoverwonhlsmllllon in Augustl983, he was .warned that ~lephone calls would overwhelm him at his Columbus-area home. "(But) I only got mall tr,pm H&ll Block and SOO!e sled<brokers," Stover said. "Nowadays, winning a mllllondollarsts,anoldstory.Also,lt Isn't that much money. What we receive annually Is about $40,001." · Stover still Is a truck drtver. He bad quit driving and went to work Ill, a body shop, but returned to long-distance truckl:ng "because It pays more." ~ . > Ffle tOr marnage . ,_ , 3 IUbJtct ' Browning Pickens, 6-3, 6-2 In · lnstallinentls Perkins, a inunit attendant with and Crow and Thompson defeated the,bank. men'sdoubles. General Electric Co., said he wants 1n mixed doubles, the team of to \York a little ~ because he Bentley and Bentley downed John· ' sonandCIIne,&-0,6-1; andtheteam of and Lawson deieated Safford and Safford, 6-2, 5-7, 6-4. . Directors for the 1984 tourney are John Bentley and ·Rick' Crow, Syracuse. Sponsor for the tourney Is the Fanners Bank & Savings Co., • POIP.-..n'IPlefmoy. crow Middleport went to Thr~ Run Road all: 55 p.m. tor Raymond Fl!e toHolzerCUnlc; at6:50p.m.Chester went to Memorial Garden for auto fire; Syracuse went to the ballllekl at 9:58p.m. for Mildred P~ to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Saturday's runs lnc!uded Middleport at 1:47 a.m. to the Bl\le Tartan tor Allen Dodson to Veterans MemorlaiHospltal; Rutlandat4:21 a.ITI. to Langsville for an auto accident, Terry Roush to Veterans MemOrial Hospital; at 7:00 a.m. Pomeroy went to sheriffs offtce tor Richard L. Robinson to Veterans Memotlal Hospital; Pomeroy went ~Went to County Road 23 atll: 13a:m. for Howard Swindell to to1506NyeAve.forLelandSaxtonto Holzer CUnic; atll:40 a.m. Racine Veterans Memorial Hospital; at went to '1/JiHT Riverfront Ro!!d for 4:06p.m.Porneroywascalledagaln Sheila Fleshman to Veterans Mem· - to Mulberry Avenue for Dottle orlal Hospital; Pomeroy was called Molfls . to Veterans Memorial at 6: 48 p.m. to an auto accident on ~tal . Old Route 33 for non-transport; No Lotto winner Horton ' haker, who resigned as superintend- program .If I Uve in t)le district," he ent June 21to become superintend· said. · .. ·· , ent of citY schools In Bartlesville, _Johnson ~lved his bachelor s Okla. and master s degrees In education Johnsonwashlrec!onathree-year from Miami University and began contract and wiD make $!12,(0) per his educational career In 1967 with year, which was comparable to · theWayneTownshlpSchoo!Distrlct Toothaker's salary when he left the near Dayton. Galllascljoolsystem. The motion to Whllethere, hewasahighschool hire was made by board mEmber social . studies teacher and an Daryl Sallslxlry and seconded by assistant high school prtnclpal. He Claudia Lyon. also started work on his doctorate "I'm reaJ!y exclied," · JohnsOn during his time there and received said prior tO his appointment.' "It hlsPh.D. fromBaiiStateUniverslty affords an opportunity to work In a In 1973. very ' ~tlve program, with the 1n 19'12.- he became assistant . lmpen'dlng constructlon program superintendent of. curriculum for and With the district'~ goals for Mad, River· Scttools In Dayton, , a educatlonal standards." . position he held until 1974 when he Johnson, his wife Joyce and two was named superintendent or sonspresently ·llvenearGroveport, CeUna City Schools in Mercer andhesaldheb:lpestomovelntothe County. area as soon as possible. He told the 'I'hree years later, he took the Ixiard he wants to live within the superintendent's job at Groveport· district. Madison, which he held until 1981. · "I thlnklt'sanendorsementofthe · Since then, he has been Involved In -private business. . · 'I'I)e Meigs County Emergency Medical Service had· a busy wee'kend with five runs Saturday and nine Sunday. The nine runs Sunday Included: Rutland went to an auto accident at 2:36a.m. Langsville for Luallce Southworth and Tamara Bissell to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 4:41a.m. ThppersPialnswascalled. to· Scout Camp Road .ror Roscoe Hollon to Veterans.MemorlaiHospl· tal; Thppers Plains was called again at 10:52 a.m. to Township Road 44 tor Betty fugh to Pleasant Valley ~.ospltal; Saturday adml5sions - Allen Dodson, Mlddl,eport; Leland Saxton, Ptmeroy; Dottle Morris, Pmleroy; ·Lee Layne, \Uclne. SUnday admissions - Luallce Southworth, Jackaon; Tamara Bls· sell, LoogBottom; Stella Fleshman, Racine. Saturday discharges - Robert Parsons, Carol RoE, Loreua Bls· Sell, Allen Dc.d8oil. ' Song, &-3, 6-0; Jolinson and Cline overHendrlcksandFry, 6-4,1-6,6-3; Crow and Lawson over Pray and Crow, &-3; 6-0; and Safford and Saffotd over Nease.and Nease, 6-4, c1 For 16 years before he became a • · ' "' 1n Saturday's semi-final action, millionaire in April, Billy Perkins Marrtage licenses have been Mark Thompson defeated Rick and his wife, Carol, and son, Issued in Meigs County Probate Pickens, 6-4, 6-3; and Dave Crow Chrlstopher,_!lvedlnamobllehome CourttDStevenLewlsUtlle,22,Rio defeaied Shawn Baker, 6-3, 7-6 In . 'parkOOmllesfromColumbus. They Grande; and Sandy Lee Games, 25, men's singles. stW live there, but now are having a . Dexter; and to Brian Keith BOwers, The teams of Baker and Sayre house built. 18, Middleport, and Trlna Gale defeatedBentleyandCrow,&-3,6-2; The Pe~' first prize money ReeveS,l7,Pomeroy. EMS notes 14 weekend runs Veter;ans Memorial . f Lottery·money .made no difference · CLEVELAND (API - Serpe of 1n · preparation for the Meigs the 40 people who haVe won at least $1 million apiece since the Ohio County Junior Fair, the Cub Scout, Webelo and Boy Scout Jud~ wiD Lottery began a decade ago say the be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the money has rna\Je Uttle dltference in Camp Klashuta Cabin. . their.lives, while others say the cash Leaders only attend. For addl- . has been a headache. tiona! lnformatlon, call JoAnn "We are still plain folks," said Newsome at 992-3.1!2. Glenda Selbo, 41, who woo her . . - Arnold. "'""''17· pollum, pre '"art ~ 1be Galla County IA!calllo!U'CI of Pin& has been considered for the top job at Ohio State, Michigan State and Oregon Stale universities. He GALLIPOLIS ~ Dr. L. NeD said · other universities also qad JohnSon, former superintendent of Interviewed him for their the Groveport-Madison school sys· ( presidencies. • tern 1n Franklin County, was hii'ed When oo became .its president In Saturday as new superintendent of ' 1975, after being provost at Central the Gallta Coun!Y Local School Michigan University, Ohio Unlver· District. sltY faced decllnlngenrollmentsand · Johnson, 43, will begin his duties a growing number otempty rooms Aug. 1, the day after Assoclilte in newly wilt dormitories. Superintendent David CampbeU The catch phrase of Ping's tenure i'etlres. has been "strategic planning," or "The board Is 100 ·percent In shaping the university's focus to fit agreement oo Dr. JohnSon," said its internal strengths and theouts\de Board Preslde!it Carl Waugh. "We world. feel he'll be an excellent educational "We need to build on existing leader.HehasaPh.D.andtwoyears strengths, to nurture our outstand· of law school. We feel we're tng areas," he. said. "It Is in direct fortunate to get a man 6f his response to the expectatlons of caliber." · society ·in the l!lllls. It seems to me Johnson, a native of Gilmer one of the problems of universities Is County, W.Va., was chosen from a that they live In splendid ISolation." field of six candidates selected by the Ohio School Boards A.ssoclatlon. Ping said It's nonsense for lntervtewS With the last · two universities to define society's candidates were held Wednesday. goals, adding that instead, the times He succeeds Dr. Gary E. Toot· define goals and expectatlons for SUMay ~ .. '· CLEVELAND (AP) - The next "Ohio Lotto" \W!ekly Jackpot Ia estimated to be at Ieast$21.3mllllon, because oo one has plclr.ed aD six .Lotto nwnhers for the fourth straight week, offtclal.l . say. The winning numbers drawn Sa~y night were 4. '5, :M, 32, 33 and36. · A total ofn4 players picked five of the six numbers, willie 45,218 dloae tour~ the six. The Lotto game repm1ed reCord salesforthe"weekot~745,6M. Ohlol.:.ottei); dlvtdtd notebook ..... ' rsii~~~~!~ii ,•, ..... LIIIIU. . Home des'troyed The mobile home . of Mark GrossniCkle, Joppa Road, Reeds· ville, was destroyed by !Ire recently. Grossnickle, who received burns to .the chest, back and feet at the result of the fire, Is presently living with his parents. JUW 'Z7 -NMIUIT 2 MY0WJA, . . ..._FRIDAY thru TIA/RSilAY! . Suspension lifted_ <DOLVILLE, Ohio (AP) -The Athens Clty.COunty Health Depart· ment haS ended .a tlve-day license suspension for the Cozart Sanitation Corp. landfiU after ofllclals tound progri!SSwas being made to correct prolllerl1$ there. . Administrator Joe Kasler said the landtilt'operator, Darrel Cazart, has prqp d toward cunpl,ytng with waste-disposal regulations. Kasler said _his department wiD continue to monitor the landfiD to be certain that waste dtspoa4i standards are met. · 2·.· · ~ j~ .' 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