http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/7d97aa850551e75d535543cd33e70b43.pdf d22d985181f8b2d3b537a58921ec8028 PDF Text Text • ..... Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Page 16-The Daily Sentinel f ~-upreme Wednerv. August 1. 1984 Court · considering tougher 'in-school authority : WASHJNGI'ON (Ai') - The establish' that students dO not have slon In the context of school Reagan administration, concerned J the same constitutional protection searehes.'' about a "gro.ytng lack of discipline · as adults against warrantless · l)epartment lawyers said that evidence seized Ill a search by a 8!ld disorder lJl the publlc schools,'' searcheS and seizures. Ia asking the Supreme Court to • "The panoply of constitutional school <iflctal should be admissible ~ the power of school authorl· protections guaranteed to adults lJl a criminal prosecutions If the tJes to search students' belongings cartnot and should not hi trans· offtclal had reasonable grounds for b- drug$ and weapons. · planted wholesale to children," the conducting the search. The department, Ill a "friend-of· :. The Justice Department urged department said. "Both history and .tliecourltouseaNewJerseycaseto common sense compel this conclu· the court" brief IDed 'IUesday, . can1i!d out orders Issued last Jan. 7 by President Reagan, who called In a natlo!lal radio address for a crackdown on "rude,llllfllly behav· lor and even vlolence"lll lhenatJon's tJes Uke t)Ue of a parent, leewiY must be given to ~ to · exercise a~tllorlty IIIli mannerthat wlldom Important to the whole fabric of American life," the president llllld 1n Ida apeech. The Justice Department Uled those l!l(j!Ct words '1\letday In delendlni wammtless searches classrooms. "The sad truth Is many class· conducted by teachers that may rooms across the country are not · produce evidence to be used In . . temples of leamlng, teachlllg the criminal Pf(RCIItlons. "Having been given respoiiSiblll· lessons of goodwill, clvlllty and rolghtnotbepennlttedOfotberl~te ctft~... the departml!ll~ said. . It cited a 19'18 gtM"nunent report that each month 282,(0) studeuta were pi\Yslcally attacked Ill Amerl· ca's public schools, 112,(0) were Inside today: Weather ' a 1) wD a IIIPI c•v:e a1 • ••• ... *r' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 'II. _. ...........:....Pipa ..1 a ?' I ......... PipaJt.P .... . ...... ,., ............ . 0 c.....n ............. Papu ,,,. ... 4-H fair judging•••Pages·6-7 . Mo l'b'•P .,,,_, ... ~ .... D 'I ....................... H e• " ',_ ccau .... • &m•• W' ,, 1111111 a lttur M · a •. BC 'h ................ 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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Gov. deteallants, along with plaintiffs Richard Celeste has hallect 1Uf "a who lhcl¥de .members ot the !XmmOn·lellle declalon" a federal ·, Communications Workers ofAmer· COurt reprieve which wW permit In their decision Wed.....,.y, the 'lea, to meet with the toort Sept 2t .()hlo to llold Its CQIIil'e&.llona same three-jlidae panel which Nled for a statui conference. to discuss electJons Nov. 6 even tJiou&ll thr , Jan. I> that the d?striCU violate the ." the timely preparation of a new lllstrlcta have , been declared Coostltutlon's equai-JXllllllatlon re- redlstricdng plan.• ' UIICOIIItltutlonal. qulreml!lltl cited !epl pt:I!Cedents Ill their dectalon, u.s. District · But the aovetnor. a~ said wblch they said sbaw !here m;e Jud&les R(Jbert M. Duncan and Wednelclay he appreciates the situations "which allow the Interim JosephP. Klnneary, alongwlth U.S. court'idetl!nnlnatlon to 1ee that the use ot a state redistricting plan." Circuit Judge Na~ R. Jones, districts are redrawn pnmptly bY The decision requires lawyers for . NON RETUBNABLE BOTTLE, TAB·. SPRITE, · Diet Coke -. · or Coca Cola.- · . · 2-Liter ' 1kz. LIMIT 5 PLEASE Polar Pak Ice Cream c ggc v..-Gal. : : : :•••• U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF 20·22·LB. AVG. Full Cut Round Steak Red-Ripe Whole · .Watermelons Pound OLE CAROLINA l-Ib Best-Rite Filler · Paper · 200-Ct Pkg. 99 c ~ gtrlll'OUtwW ~llm?tedtothra> enll The boy ~ and the . year. $CJiools wW not !Qwel: Jll'l!rtl(ums but After much dellberation, the wW bellmltlllgetktiles,andwWalso couDtY's81!lllorlalrboardmembers. lnntruct the?r jud&w .to be ~ have dec!ded to curtall the number sele cttVe IJlawarciiJJg ~ . of projects to be enteied lly IIChoo!S AUJunlorFalrexhlbttonwWatlll andGir?andBoyScouta,ancltog!ve receive free fairpa Eland Will be . ea<;horgan?zatlona budgetof$:0!,to _ ilbleto rlde'allday forfl.50. cover the cost of pre.,dums. ~ fair board wW ~lnue to In red!nt years, entries bY these supptyalloftherlbbonlandsm~eof orpntzatlons have Increased to the the trophies and p?aques wblch wW point . that llp8(.'e has bl,>coine a .be awarded. Some of the larger prob?an. . trophies are OOnated · lly ?ocal School exhii;Jittons have even had · mercballll. to be cllari&BP during fair wa!k Ill 'llle4-~·WAandF:IfA~· O. . F.!R~. !It!J!I,~. ' tloal ~ bam .alliJtted 13,0) to. . 'lbe_!letllor fair board haS always \\'(llit· ·with and have also beeft been '"I""'INP for paying the bistructedto!Eeptlll!h-lllltrles!ltlbe preiiJlurna on thr I!bboua oo matter preeent Jeove?. _ oowmuch lllOIIf'Y that entalled. ACcording to fair tioaribecretazy · MW'Iel Bradford, "The fair board '1be organ?nllolla Involved liave has .lllwa» jUst. made ~ meet, beep , pen' ·the . c~ Or either which has become lncreeslilgly llmltlp8 projeCts, .Jowerlriir preml· dlf!Pcl!!t to do with lllllaY's rising . wni,orboth,aslo!llasthebudget!s JH1cl\fl;" . · · malntil?ned. ' . She poPDted out that fair bOird F'or ~. the Glr? ~ts lll rilembers realize lh8t exhll*ors prevloul YMi'B aave an award of fl have alilo been atrected by rising (or a blue rtbboll, $1.15for irmand costs but said, '"lbbschangeJusthad Sl for a wlilte. 'l1lls. year,' they have to be made." •• 78 ' LIMIT 1 PLEASE :"': I a :~:~1: ~ ' con:· , Cathollc church officials who demned GaJUeo and lhrew him Ill CINCINNATI (AP) - Foamer ,piil!OD becaus; he said the Earth ~ physician Edward F. Jackson has revQived around the sun. · · been convicted of multiple rape "I hope my counselors are taklntr charges for the second time and comfonlnthefactthatthechurchls . handed a sentence that boosts his wnslderlng reversing that dec[· maximum pr110n tenn to almost ' slon " Jackson said. · · •· years; although he wm be .. reeuhe pl-osecutor belleYes ~~··. eligible for- a parole hearlllg !111993. results .of ... thl.$ trial will help tllll~, · OJmmon Judge Frederick liea11ng process !1 the victims. Butj · T. Williams sentenced ,Jackson on . •feel revenge Is overrated," Jack5o!t : WedneSday to serve 91·3!¥> years in added . prison and pay $60;m'l In fines. Prosecutor Edward W. Morgah • Jackson had pleaded lnnocent by said the Clllclnnatl trial Wl\.5 reason of Insanity. . condue;ted at the request ·of ·l!l Ja~. 40, a fOrmer Columl!Us victimS, who testified against Internist, was convicted Wednesday Jackson. . • of 26 felony counts, · Including "They had faith In the justice · chargestbatherapedllWII!WII'Iilld ~ system, and ~·m hllppy for th"'ll) '. · committed 13 qu-g1ar1es between . Morgan said. >· • 1975 and October 1978 111 the Defense lawyer Gary .Schwelck· Columbus area. 1be other two ·· .artsaldJacksonhas~daystonotlfy charges were atlelnptl'd rape and · the court of an appeal and that no gross 5exuallroposltton. . dectskln bas been made. Schwelckart, who aCC4sed the judgeandjuryofpunlshlngJackson ·Most of the sentence will be add,ed for ,being mentally ill, said he was tothe191-to~plisontennhe \lpllet thllt IJ9th of Jackson's juries was given In September when he had no black members. Jackson Is was convicted In Akron of raping 21 black. women and terrorizing none others, · "I dOn't mean to suggest thAt also In the Columbus area. racism penetrated the jury," butthli . In a statement before hlsseptenc· white jurors may have beeri lng Wecn.Pay, Jackson said the IIIIQ)DSClously racist, Schwelckart eight wOOlen and lour men on the Sl!ld. jury were similar to 17th-century i Pw '""'.•' . r SUR~ . UNDERWAY - A GaJ?Ia.Melp QJmmualy ,\pncy lilrVe)' tMm In cd -.1 about INii weei, PI ~ Jtle?p l7'1..,_t ? \'~Alb¥ haitiJI&-.I?eanlc~~WWY'-IDbe "* 5I 1W bJb P 111 _ _ .,The lolflw wiPI be pidled liP next week () _. ·~ dll&a•belhell becomplledaad..edaaaiDal•••••'*" Clae r r dll• ph a1 Clae CIIIIIQo. Jab tn••narac" & -here. a ,: ._.. aild Ray we helpmg with the llp"cl" Melp {11 Some find Wttp . sales ~deplo~~.Ie~ I; ''I am a little disappointed that the 1 court did not nx a finn de6dllne:roi-• the l..eglslature to come ·up with new plan,'' he said, althou8baddfne that he Is pleased that a September date was set for the statuS ' conference. . urn (J proJect.. Tr.r•. Increased voter turnout sought by ur an .Leagu · ·.·e ': CLEVELAND (AP) As reign on that score," Chema saki. .. b' Oliloans flock to . buy Ohio LDtto addlnlt he expec:1!d the Ohio UJtto · Ucicets In liopes of wlnnlllg a ·state ·jac?!POt to be recalculall!d Fr!day. record $21.3 mPIIloil jackpot, 111me . ~:!.~ ~~att•~ , people. Illy they'll! worrted about ~............ .....,. .... _ _ u"'""'" By !n'I!:PIIANiE NANO time away from hla voter regtstt:a· Allll!d1W ~ Wrler t10n efforts. lrrlpKtJ ~the bettlngexclfement. of thrli'I(Jjill, when ll'lieypeoplegl't CLEVELAND (AP) TheJackson said he also felt a duty lo Oblo I.ottecy Director' ThJmas paid or I'I!Cll!!ve jil!llllloo <:bt<h Chi!qla llald W~y night sales 1be lnch!eled llllelest Ill the Lotto . . Natkxaal Urtlan League closed Its defend Cecll Williams, a black Democrat whO lost the · South 10 fir tbPI week lrll8led juat under$9 , ~· lJl Mh week without a 74th anauat·conference with a call torthercglstntlonof1.2mllllllnnew Carolina Democratic primary for miiiJOII. ' ' JaCkpol wlniil!l', has lllme OJdol!ns '." 'e didn't hit 19 million until won1ed. · black voter.s for the ~avember .the Senate seat Ina disputed election . . l"rrddYiastweek.l'dll!Ywe'reaclay "Our church cor111dtutlon ((lrblds election · and Increased voter · lll Jime. and a rialf 4'-1 oflalen . lait wft?c. It" ......... "'-· Arthur W·''turnout. · · • Jackson; who jollied WIUJams11n ' ..., ua: Im not sure what that rneana: We ·rniiiiDns director• ·for the t1lllted · t),rban League President Johli E. seeking a Justice Department lnYeStlgatlon of the election, said tuave 110 barG!neter11 to ll!l!i&e by ' aaPtlatChurchln,Ohlo. "Ith?nklt's Jarobsakl thegroupwoilld launch a another primary should be held becaiiii!WI!'wneverhadthlaklndal dep?orable that there's 110 n'luch "voter educatkln and gl't.wt·thewte" prosram througlt Its 113 becall541 of voting lrreg'utaritles. jackpOt,'~Cilemlsa?d. ' llltenstlllthe.Jottery." A $pokesman said the Justice "Ourbl!staueaatlhllpolllt?slhat . aut the Rev. Gene Frazier of. atflllates 111.34 states. He said the cAmpaign's goal Is to tncreaseto60 Department was waltll)g for more we'll Ill! 1ettlnl a - recotd for a 1'l1n?ly, United Metboc~Pit Church Ill pem!llt theL~ voting rate from Information before ' deciding LottoJackpot.NewYorkhanhadtlle Columblll said clurch members whether to start an Investigation. record at ' ~.8 mi1Plon. I think a'nalle· the?r own declslolls about the l!llllwhn11 markot50percent. Nationally, about 12 mUilon of the Jackson, whO has changed his SatunSay wm be IIIIi end of thel,l' Whether to JliiiY 111e ~· 19 mlllklrl e?lglble black voters are legal residence !nm Chicago to ' registered, he said. South Carollna, would have had to '"lberewWbecarpoollngtotake me .election petitions by noon . people to VOle, babYsitting SetVIces Wedne9day to get on the November 1 . . ' to free them to get out to vote and .ballot. ' hundredi of~ w?unteer SetVI· Jackson said hewwlll foCuS more . ces to alatst people to fulfiU their attention to organizing the South . ' clt?:i.eliihlb responalbllltles." Jacob' because It Is "the key to paogresslve coLUMBUs. Ohio (AP)- SUr· · ldent1tlecl. saldWedneldayattheconcluslonof politics nationally and lnternaUon· · &iOiil at Unlvenlty HolpPtnll here HPiel said ted!ral and state the ftlur.day l'OIIfel'ence. ally" and has "the greatest need, the tpl!llt neer~ nine hllarl W~ rnlnbil ofllcllll 'lftf'l! lnveltlptlni .The Re\1. Jesse Jac?oon ·earlier greatest potential and the greatest reettadiiJil t?aurm ~ 1 Soutlienl thr lncktent . at the plaDt neer cited hla own "natlcina?respo~ydlj)l· possibility." Ohio Coil Co. wod.er ~~~Jured bl an Wllkalvllle. . ties" tor tncreutna voter reglstra· Jackson answered a question accident at SOutlllnl Oldo'a H?lelllld Cllftlliany oftlclall were · lion and turnout for his decision not about hlS·po?ltlca? future b}( saying No.1 prepll'allla pllllt. not cetldia bow 1!11! aCcident t6 run tor U.S. Senate this year In he would be concentrating on ·voter Steft H!lll, a 111'71 ,,... for OCCIIJTtd, IIUI thai "!t did fl!vOive a South Carolina. registration,· campalglitpg for the 9outllerl\ Olllo'l . . . - til•ll*t'·· COil COIJW!7ft' ,lielt lllllde the coal "N a former presidential candl-. Democratic preslderttlal ticket and American · Elllldg PeMr, said prepani?Giilll.at." . date who ran a national campatan, I wtirldng to develop his Rainbow Frailrcrra T. CiE 11M, .ll, ..,. He llllfltr-na. ~ Rutlaild, ·teerutrawobl?aatklntocontlnueto Coalition !lito a national political ta11a1 to Ulllwrl?lr..,...PI flan wu a · ~ In thr st?lmil8111 'YOII!r l'l!lllstration and ~ organliatlonlntllemonthaahead. v•Pci1ecq. , .prl!ll8i'all!li Jllllt, wll?ch .wurae. voter tumout arnona members of In his speech to thli conference, 11. .. IIPd IPie Ill SJ' I aL 1le llld thr the Ra?nbow Coal?tion COIIItltuency, Jackson called for blacks to act as ...;;;..t?tldltllt-llilla IICC!S H.....St~~D~t,h.m. Cli a ·na~ Jackson said · the conscience of the ~ocratlc. atlO:IIa.m. W t 'lilldlalttd ·- I .. . allw paoplt In the ~ llddfaabirr. thr cordett!IIOE! Pany. . UliiiT:lllp.m.Q&Il ( Wll?llted _.atflltllallr.,.·t~~at:.. . tbe Weotnee.:,y, ''We have a tremendous chal· lilall?tu•ld?lr. ' CIIIJtl*•~"flllelllld.,: lenge as a people to be the · PIQ: 'Pm~ICt!on He IFid campalplng for the COIIIICimoeoftlieparty,"hesaldlna br ICIIill ~ Cia• n ' c:owcdas, !ll!nam -• lleld 11y Sl!ll. Stnm speech repeatedly Interrupted bY . . the~ tile operatJc1n -n," said Wllo . . . 110 a cai'I)'-:Gitltllre and· 'l'burmor.ld.R.S.C.,b'the!asttllree apptauae. "There Is still unfinished lhlji I Jllll;wiiOUIIIdnattobe lxJu&htlcelnw?*,l}to&*ktbe?!mb. decadeawouldhllwtalrerltoo~uch l' business." . .. ......,., .r 49-oz. . d1Sal1owed. By JOHN FABRm AWM'11M PreM Writer res. =•· _.-::-~""""'-- Tide · ·Laundry · Detergent attorney who lepiCSetlts Patrick~ .. Flariagan and other,plaintiffs, ~Ill he was not surprised by the declsiQ!I 111 vi~ of the prQblems that would have arisen If the districts w~ Dr. Jackson gets more jail: time . . lowered their premiums to IUl, $1 and 50 Cl!lltl, retpeC!Ively, and eech 8)' NANtY YOAai.UI Brown said through spokesman David Sllutt he was extremely pleased that the court hap accepted his arguments · with regard to the cost of another election and the contusion It would have created. But Shutt said the secretary Qf state Is aware that "the court Isletting nobody off the hook'' and that a new plan must be drawn. · "He Is sure that the Leglslature will canply," Shutt said of Brown. Jolm C. McDoQald, a Columbus 'tn Each 25C OFF LABEL new Board curtails · fair,~xhihitions· S I! rl SWI Wltler Some of r,tetal County's Junior Fair exhibitions wW be 11111111er this Kroger Pork 'N' .Beans took note Qf arguments by Brown tllat candidates for Congress al- 1 ready h8d been nominated and, If . the e~~!Stlng plan were thrown out, a primary would have to be held" at a cost of about $6.4 rnllllon. · The decision also said that to void the results of the May 8 primacy and schedule a new primary "would not only work a serious hardship upon thaie winning (primary) candl· dates, but coold alsoresultlnserious confus!on 8IIIOJW the voters.'' U.S.D.A. GRADE A Holly' Far.ms· Chicken Breast Pound D'Pnns ·r e·attach Sur'e"'-:" '' RUdand man .8 arm ' MetP ,...,11 ••Ill ...,... · •.,. .,.... .._ ..,,.._, Wtth ' ' «s· ,.:S." Di!&ilti'IW - The once oWraowtng Brown's 'l'i'aiPer C... .. • beiDg more or re. abandoned as owner VIc Brown moves cdelthe oper ...., p?cture. Minersville ·t railer park shuts do:wn ··. ' ., ''I • ''• An area which was once 1\lll of people and trailer homes IS now almost an empty lot. t Brown's Traller Park, !II Millersville, has been operated by owner VIc Brown since 1963. After illneSs this wlnter1 Brown Is now unable to take care of the 2llots. He has now sold many ~the trallers he owned with only two of his personal traUers remain. I , . Thetrallerparkls!Ocatedwhere eSalt .o(leratedfrom the 1840s to the ~- The salt was ed by the lal.e Valentine B. Horton, hlocal indus · . When the park was full, renterswouliiJilaV,thecareofthe trallers to . Brown. He always strived ~o _Fe It a"~~· place, Brown said: Thelf!lUerswererented oy1peoplefromt)Jree.foilnhsormoreofthe stateslllthenattonandonefroi)1Switzl!rlan4,8ndwerellldemanddue . totheworkcreatedbytheconst:J'uqtkmillriverdamsandpowerp?ants , In the area. . Many newlyWed couples chose thr trallet park a,s the!r first home . and many children were born to parents redllllg.ln the mol!IUe home. During the 21 years of the.pai'Pl's ex1ateta:e~ .of families Uved there, sOme staying 1!1 Yean or So. Othet-s stayed for shorter · periods but moved In 8iid out aet"Yeral:ilmes. , , . Brown lsst!Uundeclded whlltherlo .U or still rnallltaln the park, he•. said. ' II .\ ; �- .... The Daily Sentinel ttl Court Street Pomeroy, 'Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA J'l~ S!mli(l ~v · BOB HOEFLICH General Manar;er PAT WHITEHEAD A&41stanl Pllbll.sheE/Contrqller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor . A MEMBER of The Assoelated Press, Inland ~aUy, Press Assoelalloa and the American Newspaper Publishers AuoclatlcNi. · LETTERS OF: OPINION ore wekome. They .... ld be l... llwl IIIII won.. .l oai. AU letters are 11ubjeet to edltlnl' ud ~be sJcnecl with name, addretl 'u d telephone aumber. No unslped leUen will be published. Leltera ohould be In rood_taste, !Uidreslllnl Issues, aol .....,onalltles. Occupying the safe political ·c enter While President Reagan trles ·to portray the ~mocratic .Party as the captive of dangerous leftists, he Is protecting a far morelibetal image- at least on foreign poUcy - as the election approaches. In fact, Reagan's po~cles bea~; 51\bStantlal resemblance to those pursued by Jimmy Carterdurtng his last yearlnotflcewhen Carierwas staking out a centrist position, much as Reagan Is doing now. The experience of both Reagan and Carter suggests thilt presidents, particularly those seektng re-eleCtiOn, are.least -wtnerable politically If they occupy the safe center. The campaign has had a topsy-turvy quality. An example Is !be latest statement by former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who Is viewed by many on the right as the mastennlnd of the detente policies In !be 1970s that, they believe, played Into the hands of the Soviets. Kissinger finds the Reagan administration's approach to nuclear arms talks to be soft almost to the point of obsequiousness. There -Is no small Irony In Kissinger's comments. It was at !be GOP convention In 1976 when Reaganlte partisans showered him with boos and jeers for not being tougher on !be Soviets, an experience he later described as one of the most shattertng of his llfe. Reagan's move toward the center actually began well before 198t. Much to the iiT!tatlon of hls more conservative followers, Reagan dropped hls opposition to the Panama Canal treaties early on and his support for a restoration of official relations with Talwan.-on those Issues, lie essentially has embraced ·the Carter pollcles. ·Reagan now believes that poor countrtes require outside help, a far cry · from his 1981 plea for them to rely on "the magic of !be marketplace" to achieve prosperity: · / Reagan's scramble to the center begah early with a speech on Soviet policy In mid-January that was noticeably tree of the anti-Soviet diatribes that had been a hallmark of hls ·pre-198t statements. · On El Salvador, Reagan annoyed a key Senate backer, Jesse Helms of NoriW Carolifui; 'by' appearing to tllt toward Ciu'isttan Democratic candidate Jose Napoleon Duarte In !be presidential elections there. Helms' choice was rightist leader Roberto d'Aubulsson. With Duarte's victory, El Salvjldor largely has been defused as a campaign Issue. Eager to dept;tve the Democrats of 8J191ber Issue, Reagan ordered Secretary of State George Shultz toMaruig~,ui, Nicaragua, In June to-begin a dialogue-that tile administration had once studiOusly avoided. Meanwhile, Democratic nominee Walter Mondale Is telling voters It's important to remember !be first three years ot the Reagan presldellcyand not to judge the Incumbent solely on the fourth. Despite Reagan's embrace of moderation, substantial differences between him and Mondale remain. Reagan W811ts to continue U.S. support for anti-government rebels In Nicaragua while Mondale has pledged "to stop the illegal war In Nicaragua" within !be first 100 days of hls administration. Reagan also dlsag:ees with Mondale's call for a mutually verifiable nuclear freeze. Yet the differences on foreign poUcy do not appear to be so great as to justl!y Reagan's statement last week that that the Democrats are "going so tar left that they've left America." That remark Is · part of what Gov. Mario Cuomo has called the . "hypei'bolic·negativtsm'·' of the camPaign. Reagan's vehemence Is nkely to lle ma~hed by l\1oiVlale as the CaJilpa!gn p~ bu~ llke the president, Mo)l(!ale Is expected to mdve toward the safe center himself muting e\ien fUrther tile differences tbafstill el{lst. ' . - : '! ·• •• ' . 1 ' • Fnlancial . services • The e~siontsts ~Y ~hi> selling of ~ranee is destined to be merged Into the larger Industry called "financial services," joining stocks, bonds, mutual tunds and Qther products. . ' ' • , The pt\ljllts disagree. Ins1,1ran.;e, they say, should remain separate simply because It Is special - a ,necessity ral)ler than an Investment choice, e5iaie securttY.rather than a risk opportunity: ,. Seldoni'h as an entire IndUStry been placed so precisely at tllecroSsrollds, with one track leadlhg-to an expansion of services, a, Ia l"rudentlal Bache; and 1he other to refinement of the Oi'lglnal product In the New England Life mold. ' "It's 50-50 in tenns of purists and expansionists," said Irving Stein of the American Society ot Chartered Life UndeiWrlters. . This might surprise thOSe who thoUght the Industry already had evolved to the point where aU Insurers would soon offer just about any product .to which a dollar sign could be affixed. But it Isn't so. "The integration of stocks and tnsUrance 'has not C!J~Yleabout," said Stein recently after spendmg !Jl8nY months _speaktng to Mads of various financial Institutions. They' are reflecting, -he said, about whether the ·financial services thrust is a fad, aJid whether each element of the Industry wUI be back on Its own turf in a feW years. .I Stein's concern Involves a basic'q~tion of whether the cry for flna!lclal services emanates from customers or companies. • Determining just where the cry comes froo1 and why It Is made Is Important to Stein In his own business. A¢erican Benefit Group of East Orange, N.J.; and to the American Co)lege at Bryn Mawr, Pa., which trains insurance personnel. ' · Since the college certifies both Chartered Life Unde!WJ'Iters, who specialize In Insurance, and Chartered F:IJianelal Consultants, whose activities are broader, It behooves tbe -;olle!le to knQw trends. · Says Stein, who holds both certlflcal.ef, "We're proytding education for membllrs In pure life Insurance, and llnanclal pJanning for those who want It, and we want to he In a position to 110 either way." , Regardless of how the selllng structure shapeS up, the product itself has changed-gre11tly. As horneOwllefS now do with adjustable rather than fixed-rate mortgages, theUfe tnsunnce buyer today &J~~umes greater risk than before. · The tnsurance' buyer. f yesterday usually recel'.(~ a guaranteed premium pa ent sc guaranletld deatll belle!I~Bild guaranteed cash values. t inflal 8IIQ vQiatlle 1nterest ratesocl~ai~Pd that. ·ta Ukely Ill get lin "lntel'elt-lf!IISitlve" policy, Today's po hoi meaning the p and ~ valile m!iht lluctu.ate. While !be death benefit might v urn JII!YOIIt U(P!IIIy Is guaranteed. ' Within the industry, even this IK.'IDI1II'IOdan to tbe realities of the ~ marketplace Ia contrqvmlal. "Insurers thernlelves don't ~ If this Ia good or bad," said Stiln. • .' e, (EDfl'OR'S NOTE: Mr. ~pa­ trick's column today 1!1 eallt In the fonn os his aaaual leUer to his Heather, my dear )ove ~ The first fireflies of \be summe~ appeared one evening week or so ago; and I sat In the darkness on the deck, watching their tiny torchltgbt parade and thinking abl)tit you. I remember the summer you were seven .and brother Douglas was four. You were wearing a white birthday dress. You were barefooted, and the two of you were chasing flrefUes and bringing them triumpbantly back to the deck to make a Japanese lantern from a Mason jar. · It seems such a long time ago. You were something of a tomboy In those days. · I remember Heather with skinned knees, and Heather with tangles jil her long blond hair, , Heather with' a thoroughly a ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publl.sher --- -. ~. • ... - • . .... ' .. .. , I freckled nOse. I remember a qllelltlons. Christmas present you ga,.methe . "Grandfather," you asked year :You were four going on five. III"BveiY, your .chicory blue eyes You stood up at the family party, clouded with concern, "what wUI be announced that a presen,tatton was the ultimate effect of carbon about tO be made, and then you very, dioxide emlsslona on the ozone carefully spe)led 1\ long word that Is' ·.· layer?" · dear to your grandfather) heart. · "~eather," l ~ aher a pause, .You spelled c-o-n-s-t·t·t·\I,H·o-1), relying ~pon Calvl!i Tl'!llln'a unlverand-with gales of giggles and cr1es sal a!llWer to such questiOns, "It's of "I did it!" you added a hug and a too soon to tell." kiss. Granofathers remember sucll It wa5 a bit of a shock, I have to things. ' tell you, to dlsaiver that tbe Now, today, you're 14. Fourteen! Heather who used to run barefooted It seems . Impossible. I look back after flrefii!!S was not Into ihe over the past year, and I remember blir·banartbeory of the fQI1Tloltlon at · the Friday after Thanksgiving, the universe. you also Into when we drove into Washington Latin. You were happily Into together. We had lunch at Jacque- Shakespeare. You were accesalng line's, just the two of us. You were . DOS. or BASIC, or whatever then entranced with a scie~ comj)uter Ianauage 'you were course you had been takloi. It h8d speaking. · opeJ!ed your mind to the envtrQn. This week. marking ' your 1~th ment that Is wrapped around our birthday, you and yaur Grand· planet, and you were full of mother Honey and I drove Into • I were ~,~, ..-. Tell me -~it. Washington again. On tbe way the talk turned to politics. You expressed your contempt for ccmmu· ntsm, :'but If people are dumb enough to want a rommunlst kind of government, ldon'tseelhatlt'aany business of ours. Let 'em bask In their own stupidity." I SUggeSted mildly that In a typical .communist takeover, the people bave no say In tbe matter. Well, you said, taldng an tnterven· tionlst course, llll\o6e people want our help In getting rid of thlilr communist government, we ougtlt to gtve it to them. Unfortunately, 1 sald,.tt's not that slnipte: "lt'a like Nicaragua," you said. And I said, "That's rlght." FrQm foreign affairs we diUted to domestic affairs. You wanted :to amen<! the Constltutlon so that a . yn:esldent could serve for a single term of six years. I said six years could be a·long ilme for a poor president. "Well," you said, "II he dbes dumb things tbe people ought to be able to get rid of him." By · ImpeaChment? "WhY. not?" you a$ked. So much lor dumb presidents. We rode along In sUence tor a · while, .and then you talked of the summer Girl Scout camp you had just attended - a camp for girls. Interested.In ac;ttng and In produc· · · lng plays. You had seen a performa!ICI! or "A Mlcisu!Tiiner Night's Dream," alld you quoting lovingly from it. You had seen to one-act plays, and you were telllng me more about their plots than I really wanted to k_now. You were asking me about the Democratic Conventlon and what effect the FetTB!O nomination would have on the November.ele<;tion. You talked and· talked and talked; and on tbe way· home you fell quiet. I looked, and you were c;urted up In the back seat, barefooted, sound asleep. Heather, my 14-year-old friend, you are much too grown-up to be chasing fireflies now. You are 51eet 5, and ftlllng out very n~Iy, and you are a pure delight to tau Into town for liJ!ICh. And If I may tell you . so, you an! ver-Y much loved. •' Grandfather; . • • To·Heather at 14_. -..-----.--------j-ames_J_;K_ilpa_tric_k oldest gtandehlld.) ........._.,_...,...,,......_c::::~.- .• ' I ! N •• • : ••• e: .... ....g:=· ....•• •• ••• • a.:: IU ~ c~ a.:: IU ' == Q ... :Ell. ' '' .. ~ ·-.... were . A lesson &om WASiiiNGTON - During the Lebanoti clvll war, the U.S. Sixth Fleet appeared off the coast of Lebanon In Imposing array. Carrier planes and the battleship. New Jersey's big guns ' pounded Syrian coastal positions with virtual Impunity. This caused Intense consternation Inside the Kremlin, Intelligence sources told my associate Lucette l.agnado. Apparently, the Soviets felt that .the Sixth Fleet brought more firepower on the scene than they were able to, provide tbelr Syrian surrogates. Though the Lebanon Intervention ultimately ended In humlltatlng failure for the United States, the Soviets learned a lesson from the U.S. power play. Now they have reportedly taken drastic measures to counter the threat posed by the Sixth Fleet. Highly classl!ted Intelligence re- provided 'Syria with a netwol-k of lethal, long-range, surface-tosurface miSs ties capable of blowing U.S. warships out of the water. Pentagon sources ruive.ldeDtlfied the mtssUes as the latest and most sophisticated In the Soviet arselial: "short-to-sea missiles, With a fiat trajectory like the cruise mlsstle," a 150-mlle range and a short reaction time. They have just been deployed along the Syrian coast. What thls means is that any naval craft In the eastern Medlterrean can be surlk. "In naval warfare. reaction time Is what ,reatly counts," one wellplaced source explained. '"I'hls missile gives the Sixth Fleet 'lerY limited reaction time.".Eariler. the Soviets also rushed to Syria several SS-21'~ with a 75-mlle range and a 15-mlnute reaction time. According to a secret Pentagon Registration is There's a good reason and bad · news about black voter registration ' In the South. • The good news Is that , voter registration among blacks in every Southern state pas Increased.over the past four years. The lncroases range !rom a low of ll,IXXI new registrants In South Carollns to a high of 132,(0) In Alabama. These ligures, which appear tn Focus, the monthly publlcatlon of the Joint Center for Political Studies, are drawn from the Atlanta-based Voter Education Project and the May 198t Amerlcz Political Report. The ba'd news Is that ~!though he four-year registration drivel has shown a sizable,Increase (695;IXXI), It has so far fallen short ot 1the two .mlllion new voters the Jesse Jackson campaign and other ef· forts had expected tel sign up by Election Day. . Besides the Alabama and South Carolina gains, other lncroases Include 25,001 new black voters In Arkansas; 28,001 In Florida; 62,IXXI In Georgia; 70,!nl In Louisiana; · 78,!nl hi Mississippi; 125,(0) In North Carolina; 48,001 .In Tennes· see; lOO,!nl in Texas; ilnd 18,!nl In Virginia . . And -these figures don't Include several thoUsand new black voters registered ln drfves in the East, Midwest and West. · powet----'----~J~_ck_A_nde_rso_n . ports Indicate that tiie Kremlin .has • weapons report, the ss-21 Is a ground-io : ground' ' mtssiie . "mQUJtted on a tr,ansporter-erect_or• ' • :r: gives ' laul@ler,'' which it mobility, Evliil' more ortllnous, "the missile paylOad may eonstst of a Iow-yteld nuclear. chemJcal or (conven· tiona!) warhead," Apparently.. the Kremlin strategists weren't ~ the only ones who were upset'over the presence of the Sixth Fleet off the Lebanon coast. Syrian PreSident Hafez Assad was also· reported to be dismayed by Syria's Iriablllty . to defend Itself adequately against the d!!adly pounding by Sixth Fleet guns and , ,. . planes. He secretly negotjated with the · Soviets for the anti-ship mlssUe , systerp w~ deployment ':fill· " make any replay of the Sixth Fleet's show of strength epremely rtsky. The IMlW missile system, meanwhlle, gives the Syrians a .. ... ' • -----.------~-----------•-------PUU . OUT . I . ' , , · · THIS SECTION AND FOLD HERE--..-· .----------------~---~-------, . . .' .. ·t weapon that .can be used not only defensively but offensively. TILTING AT LANCE: Republi· cans. were delighted With Waiter ~.: Mondale's appOintment of Bert _~ : Lance liS his general campaign : ~ ' chairman. They hope It wit! co-opt ' "· any Democratic att~pt to make . ·'• the so-called "sleaze factor" a · •. campaign Issue. One Reagan administration scan· .' dal the Democrats had hoped to ,!19e • was the Securities and Exchange Commission case against W. Paul : Thayer, who resigned as deputy : defense secretary tn the lace of : chlU'ges ~hat he had Ulegally I!IVl!lll.: ."Insider" Information on st<li~KS his' · friendS:, Thayer denied chrges, but quit anyway. Lance has been Identified beneficlary of one Thayer was one of several inVl!ltors purchased a total of 106,(0) · of common stock •• •• • •• • ••• • ••• •• •• o •• • ' • .. •• .. • ••• I' '84 -key.·~·/ ~·_......__,_____;;_Iu_lia_n!!_o~,~~lj; strating a greater Incllna,tloil than whites to ..rygtster and vote. · The trend was apparent· tn the , 19fil elections·, despite a' relatively poor tlirnout by blacks. Remember, It was the percentage of Increase that gryw. and from a low starting · point. ; That Increase continued In 1982more blacks than whites voting by percentage than two years before - and exploded in 1983 with mayoral races wbn by blacks In Chicago, .Phlladelphla, and ~r­ lotte, N.C. . , . It was thls Increase that ·Jacksoll . tapped Into as he began to.ril!llster new voters last year. Tra~tiOJial .groups such as the NMGfi· GOJI· . tlnued their year-round ell~, and together they produced -the tn: creases . reported by t(le, JOint Center last month. , . , ·1 Then!'s also bad news forsoriteln ' that report. '' ' Throughout the South, whir.. voter · registration deCreased by 227.!nl between 191Jl and 19114. · In seven of the U Southl!m states - AlaOO:ma, ·Arkansas, Georgia, Mlsstlllilppl, South Carolina, Ten- . nessee and Vfrllnla, white re_gtstra-. tlon decrealed dramatically. 'Alabama'i lfhi~ yoter !all wai 36,001;' Alkansaa' Wll. 112,!10; Georgia's 13,®, ~laaiPIII's 8.Cm South carolina's 61l,!m; "l'eftnes. see's 118,®, and Vtratnta's :M,OOI. Altboulh tbetle fllures won't Be!ften now and~ Day, reach the two million mark, they do white · yoten ~ve a chailce to show a continuation ol a trend that reverse aome of their .._, alld began In 19'18: Bla<:ks are demon- ~k v~ can 'Improve on Ulelr gains. ,. The ,big jw,nps from VIrginia thtQIIgll Texas show It can be done, desPite diffeftng registration laws - many designed to limit oocess to the INillot by minority.fA" blue-collar voters. -·· ~ . Thi! 1~ election willhe decided by these ligures as much as by the. of :' personalily' sex and plattorrl11: the candidateS. · ~-: ' )ate· to register;' It's It's not too tree; and It gives you a chance to have a saY In what's being done to and for you. So do youraeir a favor; get registered, and help someone else to ~e ~voter, too, .• ' ••• • Berry's wo·rld ~ • • • .· ~= ~~a: •• • • •• ·E~ . ' ­ _! ..• .., '. ••• • ....• ....• •'· , I '{ .... = -.~.:r 2 .1 . rz11: 1: .. ~ ,.. ~ "It'' OK, Alldtll. 1 ••, tlllnlc• ...,.. ,_,,.,_ ~· "r">''""1" '•, .. . .W• .. �• ' • Ohio ~ ... .z ·- i= m • . .. .,., •-~ .. _ C~bs .i - .C ~ ... I ::::c > z G) r, .' ... ' • .1, • l' • m l i I'· Majon -- . 0.-1 - Yen ~ . ' ' ;j I l l l' l. ·--lN LIL\ovE B4.nm;:; 1%10 a( t.1n Wlnfk>MI. N;.,. Y.c»"k. · .&; Mattlnc:lf. NN- York; .311; Hrbelc. M - . . .111: Ripka>, Jlalll· more, .316: EMun"'y, Blltlmlrr., .m: RUNS: DN£Yift&, lbl(ll, &1; RHerlder100, Oakland, 74; Butkor, """'Nnd. 11; Milleby, Toronto,' 10: Rlpkftt IWHmol"t'. . • ' II!. C!dcooo -Yarlc • . OakJarwi . RBI: Klnaman. lrt; EMuiny, BltrlmDre, 81: ADavtl, Seanlfo, 19; Rite. a:.-. ,.. Armas, lblon. 14 . HITS.: IUIIJI:Wiy, Nf'W York. 131 : Rip. ken, 0.11tm:an!, 131; Glrda, T~o. 129; EUler, lkslon. ~ : Wlntlfld, Ntw York, Ill. . . ' ' Texa1, M: Garda , Tcronto, 27; Manln«!Y . New YIW"k. %?': CCMfnl, Seattk>, li: Ltmon. Detroit. :Ill. • TRJPW: MOiit"~, Toronto, 13; Cdllnl, Tomuo, U; U~haw. Toronto, 9; Qwm, SPa1tle-, 8; K,Oibloft. Detroit, 6; RLow. ~- 6; Rlploo, Baltimore. 6. . HOME RUNS: Atmll. lbtca. J8: · ' · - .' a.kland. :18: KlniO, CNcaao. 24; . M~ 22; 'lllomton. DOlJBJ..D;: l.AParTtlb, .' {lell.rNnd, 22. BASES ~ RJitondt>non, Olk· Pl'ftts. CaliiOrnLa . ll: Butk.'t'• . Clf\lt~U~t ll: C,.rda, ToroniO. :q; Collila, TcroMo. :!1. PITCHING rt d!dlkn 1: LE'al. 'fonda. 11-2:; lfi7. liB; Stkeb, TCXUIIO. 12-4, .'ISJ, STOLEN llftd. • 'I u7: .. n: Prtfy, :m. Detroit. tt.s. 2.116: GDIVII. Blttirmrf', 11-4, :711, 2.4.1; NN!kro, NfW York, m, .Tl2, 2.58. ~ !n'R1KIXX1FS: Wilt CalHornla. Ill; l..anpiM. ~. Hou,th. Tex.u. US; Slltb. TorontO. ln: N~. Nt'W York.ll2. · SAVD: QllJS&:atitt oy, Kans.- Oty, 27; .......... MU....,.... %l; Ooklan<L 21 ; HPrTIUIIIPz. J]totni11 21: RDa\U, Mln- m. 0 C.-. % • nrtiOta, 19. T1'81188Ctions ' •i. __ '- IIMalmWL ruMIMI' ' r t ' A • ''I 1\'EW Y<H<. KNICKS-Namt'CI Jotu. ClrWo 4lMtor Cll c..'Of'IWNiftlradons. ._ ooonou. BVn'AlO BIW>-Trodrd Olrls WU· IIams. coc oobao.."tl. to the Ia ~ Rams for Preston Dennard, WldP rf'tll>IY· M'. In adclltQI. boftll ll"'mS tradl!d Urllpf'('- lfllod drift dlokft. I • .., • w,. , ~ - • ..,,.. -• .,. •~ ... • _,. • or -- - ~ Ohio ; :J:• ,. ., ~· ~ .1• •' 2. ::z:: "' -< .. ~ I . ,/' -. --- ~~· .• • . . ·t.,. ~ ' regain lead in East:; Reds triumph ally. Owens broupt ln rlibt nelder live and elghtll o! nine lor the ByJONATHANvrrn VOl) Ha.ves as a filth Infielder. Gruv Padres, who completed a SWI!EP of · Aemc!•tec! Prell Wrtler Matthews attempted to bunt to the their three-game I\OIIle ilerles with The ChlcagQ Cubs have worked right side to put the runners ln the~· hard and !ought Jongtorflrstplareln scoring IJQ6ltion. • · Pia tee 4, Expos 0 the National League East. ButtheballstruckMa,tthews'bat . Uny McWilllamS' pitChed a They tmk over by winning seven - of 10 games ~alnst their two . nearthelabelandwhatresultedwas ·six-hitter and Lee 1.acy's two-run division rivals, the New York Mets a lazy ln1leld fly that landed lett of homercappedafour·nmPittsburgh the mound -which Holland had just slxthlnnlng. McWUllams.&-8. toSsed and the Pl!lladelphla PhUUes. They displaced the Mets mm the vacated ln hopes o! cutting ott the . Ills !leCOnd shutout of the season. ·LeeMa!:ziiilledofftheslxthwitha top !or the first tlmeslnceJuly 1with bunt. "It hit the bat and IIJustjumped," trlpiedawn the left field line, butwas · Wednesday's 5-4 vl~tory over PhUasaid. "Believe me, I was ttuuwn out at the plate on Jason Matthews . delphia. Itwasthethlrc:tCOIISeCIIUve justtrytng to get It towards ftrst." . . ThompSoll'sgrounder.'Toey Pena's one-run game between the teams, of That loaded-the bases with none double scored. Thompson; . all(! which the Cubs have won two. , With Jody Davis'- ninth-Inning out, and after . Keith Moreland Johnny Ray followed with an RBI !'BCrltlce fly, thewlnnlngrun~red struck out, Davis Uned the game- single. Lacy !ben stroked his eighth homtir of the season. . In the !lnal Inning for the SfCOnd ·winner to left. · In other N(.. games, San Diego Charlie Lea, 14-6, pitching two straight day. The Cubs hit three beat Los Allgeles 4-3, Pittsburgh dayslaterthanplannedbecaWieofa oomersonWednesday. ' · blanked Montreel 4-0, st. Louis stomach virus, failed tor Ills third They won beca\llie of a misplaced trwnced New York 11-2, Atlanta consecutive start to wtn Ills 15th burtt that traveled barely Sl feet. edged Houston 6-5 lll!d Cincinnati ·- game. "I'd certainly like to think the . towed San Franclsco6-3. Cardinals u. ~z • breaks go with you when you're · Padrell4, Dodcen S Joaquin AnduJar won his major playing wen," Cubs Manager Jim Kevin 'McReynolds went 4-!ot-4 league-leading 15th game lll!d St. F~sald. • "ltwasabad bunt that landed IDa and drove ln three runs, Including Louis pounded out 17 hits against two on a · solo' oomer .ana a Dwight Gooden, ·9-7, and two good place," said Philadelphia · rellevt;!rs as the CardinalS won their Manager Paul Owens. "It wua big tie-breaking ~ghth-InnJng double. ft..IejandroPena,ll-6,gottwoouts siXth In a row. The Mets dropped .cne lor the Cubs, It \)Ut them ln first . In the eighth before'. Canne(9 their siXth straight. ft could have been a big one for us." Martinez siJigled. McReynolds then "I was surp~ to see us get 17 The Phlllles scored ln thetopofthe Uned Pella's ftrst pitch to the hits," Andujar &aid- "I expected a ninth off reliever Lee Smith, &4, to center-fteldfencetoscoreMartlnez. four-Oii ,five-hitter .- beca\llie he draw even 4-4. 1 Craig Lefferts, 2-3, pitched 11-3 (Gooden) Is tough." But Henry Cotto led off the bottom AnQujar,lS-9, allowed. seven hits ot the· inning with a double off AI . lnnlngstogalnthevlctory,withRich Holland, 5-6, and the Phlllles elected Gossagererordlngtheflnaltwoouts · and struck out live. It was Ills lOth . · complete game of the season, also to walk Ryne Sandberg Intention· lor his 21st saVe. . The victory was the ftfth consecu' Hoyt goes distance, Chisox .t~p .Bosox; lndians~triumph. limit Boston to seven hits and one By KEN RAPPOPORT walk.Hestruckouttouralldlssueda AP !lportll Wrtler · Theflrstlnnlnghasbeentheworst ninth-Inning homer to Bill Buckner.. Hoyt also J'llllll8gl!d to get out of lnnlng·!orChlcagoWhlteSoxpltcber the first Inning without al!owtrig a LaMarr Hoyt this season. So Wednesday night's complete- · run for only the ninth time In 23 game, 5-3 victory over the Boston starts. Red Sox was a satisfying moment · In other ALaction,ltwasSeattle5, lor the 1!61 Cy Young Award Minnesota 1; Callfofnla 6. Oakland 4; Baltimore 7, Texas2; Cleveland4, ·winnPr. · "I want to \Yin every game, but I Detroit 2; Toronto 4, Kansas City 1 can't do that 'The idea for me ·Is and New York'l,l'vtUwaul«!e 3. . . HoYt. 9-11, broke a personal ftnlshlng games, and I wanted to ftnlsh this one badly," lioyt said. · three-game IOISlng streak with the Hoyt, who had been krocked out victory, gettbtg support from Ron ' by the New York Yankees after just Kittle's three-run homer. "I pitched good Inside tonight," two-third<; of an InnJng last Friday Hoyt said. "I used the fastball more n!gllt, said he relied on his fastbaU earlY In the game, on breaking tliananyotbertlmei!Jlsyear." Kittle's three-run shot, his 24th ballS In the !Ina! three Innings to and W · oz \ ~~ ~ ~~ 0 '-1 ~ '-1 - ~)( "" ,.:: 0 0,.. 'I() ~ .' " J'/Ji ~ .,.. r.- -< sa!!I~ . -- 0 I -a ;' ::1: :,. ' CD CD IAlE ......:.................. AEIATE ,.................... YOUR NET COST ..... $5.19 $2.00 SIJI18ClllPI'ION RATES By Corrl..- or 111111..-One Week ..... .............. ............... $1.10 One Month .............. .. ............. ... $4.h'O One Year ..... ........................... $57.20 ' season the hardest ball he has ever hlt.ll!llndedon the left fleldroofand bounced out of Comlske.v Park. Kittle's was )n <!ImOSt the same spot, on a 3-2 changt!Up. . ''When I saw that .tt was heading for trui roof, I was just hoping ·It wouldn'thookfpul," Kittle said. . Fisk also recorded a personal mUestooe In the game with a bloop sjngle In the ftrst Inning. 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Ohio VaUey PubliSitlag Company· Mui· tlmedla,lnc., Pollll!l"oy, Ohlot5'n18, !1922156. l;e<ond class poolaie paid at Po- • <' r-- ' : iYn, (USPSitJ.. . ) A Dlvloloa of Multimedia, be. '\ 0 -c N ~N ~· ....... 0 '':t: : The Daily Sentinel ' \\\ ,,, ·" . .. ... · ""'""t,r . . ZVI .~ .. :ez-,, -"""' ,-.-·.;. ..... rt\n sentative, Branham NewspaP'f Sales, homer, came with two out ln the lhli1!, and Carlton Fisk walloped a L500th tops In the maJors. llrl!veR6, Astros 5 Dale . Mutphy's league-leading 26th borne run, a two-run shot In the eighth Inning, gave Atlanta a cm'll!bBck victory. Phil Gamer's RBI single lll!d a: two-run pinchsingle by Jim Pankovlts gave Houston a 5-4 lead ln the bottom o! the.seventh. · Rafael Ramirez led off the eighth with a single and Murphy followed with his drive off reliever Julio Salano. ().1. . Redii&.GiaiiiiiS Gacy Redus drove In three .runs with a hc.mer and a seventh-Inning single while Joe Price hurled a four-hitter to send the visitors to their fourth straight defeat. Redus highlighted the three-run seventh InnJng with his RBI single. His two-run holl'll'r gave ClndnnllU a 2-0 lead In the third. NICk Esasky added a siXth run with his eighth homer In the eighth Inning. Bob Brenly drll)ed his 12th In tne siXth: • ' • ~ 'I() ~-i!'! . .......,.....;...•' Sentinel- Page-S ' SMALL ENGINE FACTORY AUTIIORI: SALES & SERVICE ' BRIGGS & STRATTON TECUMSEH KOHLER WISCONSIN PEERLESS FOOTES MURRAY HOM ELITE JACOBSEN . �i~ A-H projects... -,---..;.:;....:.......:._~_~.______--:---/-----:---"'----"'--------.;__---'----:-. -..,..--=-:~.,_:; . . able mention. 'Melissa MUier, both grand ~ham. OuldoorCookery I; JanetSWcnei'. GrilwlngBeddlngP1ants: Janet Vine Crops: MeUssa Muter, pions, Janet SWtner · and Renee giand; Melissa MUle(, re&el'ile, : ! grand, Kem!YR!tdlle, reserye. menUoa. · Stllbler, grand, Ann Buckley, re-.. grand, andJasol)Hager, reserve. Yllllllg, both reserve champions; · MAnaralynCo . Barton, Caralyn Baliton1j • ' Tractor: ' lletty Jo Hunt, grand, · Tree Plantlaal Carrie Fraz..!r. se~, and Mary Edwards, oonoraJUJI(or Leadership: Betty Jo and Jackie Frederick, hooorable. · gela lllns, Lisa Colllils, ~v1d<,_,_,....,_..... - - · ~"". l:!lell)l!lltlon. · · H1111t,reserve. · mention. · · · · Rlce, andBettyJoHunt,hooorp~ ""'w~ ~w;d'·and Tooll: "'~- Oblo Ponds, )3rent Growing Annual Flowers: Becky Welding: KirkFick,grand. All Amerlcart Foods: MeUssa mentt<)n. · -. · ; Al'rilil! DU&an and Dawna Gl'llelel', Nortm, anmd· . Rife, gralld, Heather Flnlaw, reBeef, Sheep lind Swine Judging: Miljer and LiS~\ VillanUeva; both Outdoor. Cookery · II: · ~ • $lfalld cbalnplgaa, aDd Scott Burke, . Ohio Birds:· Janod 'Circle and serve, andAmberDavlsTholnp;on, Betty Jo Hunt; grand. . · grand champions, Crystal Kaylor, . Plbler, grand, Betty Jo Hunt, ., reserve. , DonlaCrane,boliol'llblerpmUon. · ho~.'!'wmentlon. Pia t . Creative Writing: Linda Riggs, rE!JIII!rve..champlon,Gary Coleman, IEBsereadsrve . PI in ; Building BJaer Things: Chad Flllilng for • Be8Jnner;. lWkt ~·~u'6 Hoose ' n s: Susan grand, L~ Riggs, reserve and Lisa . Susan Wolf, Tammie Gilkey, and . . ·· a .: Maralyn Ba~•. ; Slnclalr,111'811111. Pvar. pnd, Rlcble Hunt, re- Wolf, ~. · ~...FrazierT, ~ . Henderson,honorablementlon. LlsaRlggs,honotablementlon.s. · grandH,~lyn Barton, resel'\le,; Adventures with your ll&lencel, Keith Hunt, serve, and 'B ecky ....... ara Clar Results of the 19&1 4-'H (ood Teens Ertterta.In: . Tracl, Wi'!gbt, · Lisa rson, Angie Spencet:Blld ,..,.__,_ ..... ........... Caato Rex kealher FlnlaW, honor· · and Beth Clark, honorable mention. judging were: , ~""', and Joe Parker, reserve. . . G~ Coleman, honorable ment\(ln, P · atrece """"'• gr....,., ....... · ' · J berries · s ,..~~ Breads Special Sandi'Ha • ; reserve and Joy Swain, hoootable ·able1181tlm. IIIII! Bearing Straw · : uPortables: · Mlcbell.e Young;: Foods with .an Interi!alional • : . . ~; Itlelltlon ~ for the Intennedlate: san Wolf, grand. grand champion, Tom MOI'Ils5ey, . Flavor: Heather Flnlaw, gralld, . grand, TPiammy Calaway, ~e. PhlitQgrapby: Chris . JUjdeHIQlt,booorableitlelltlon.. Mrs. Garden's Green Scene: reservec!barilplon,811dLoil!Davld- Gary Coleman; · ~. Linda Robyn ber, -Lisa Villan~va, } ·Spencer,, ~""· , · SefetywltbGIDII: -1oe'YEdwards, Jimet Stlltner, grand, R)i.a n !'vans; son,liooorable mention. · Riggs andJayneRitchle,}lonorable •bOnomblernentiln. ....-~ _..., ........ ...._ "_,_,, u .......~~ retii!I'W· reserve . , SuSie ~ and . Amber .'no Your ··~'6 · with Food . : m' mUon. . · ' ' Preserve . and Serve ):. M'"""; ,• Creative ·. Arts: Allee Ritchie, ..--. ~, ~ ' grand, Donia P'U)e, l-elerve, and Stacy Edward~, TodaDivldPI~ . Davis Thompson, honorl!.ble Suzanne Clay, grand champion, Fit It All Together l: CarolYn PettrY. grand, Jody Lev!n~ton, , ' ' DavldRice,bdnorablell!l!lltloll. ·. . 'nmN-Iri"w,baaorableltlell\lon. mention. ·· · teresa Molden, reserve champion, Elam, lionorablementlon. reserve, April Haggy, honorable: , • Let's Explore the ()uii!OOrs 1: · ~: . Beth ~ugh, !811011 Vegetable Gardenlilg I: Donia and /'any Warth, 'Michelle J,.augbFltitAIITogetherll: TraciCasto, mentloni . . . t Dol\laCrane,grand,~esleyHolter, .. Cln:le,~rroeu!loa Crane, gr.i!jd, Todd · Harrison, erty, Wendy Gilkey, and Micheli! grand,JoEUepCrane,reserve. Preserve and Serve II: ~lice '·· ----. . · . . Bule.Beelreeplnc; . , ~rtc 'I'IIt:l'l!n, . reserveandJimmyBuck)ey,honor· ·Scott, bimorablementlons. . Meals tor Easy Uvlng: Pam Ritchie, granq, . Amu H~ger, . :; Jilxplor\! the 0!1~ n: grand. . • )!ble mention: ' '· · · Making. It With Meals: Kevin RleQel, · grand, . Missy Calaway, reserve., . · 1 1 ' "'•... and t.:ob Da•"""-' AdVanced ~ Marc Family Vegetable Gardelilng: Napier, _graild, and Ay Mora, reserve, Betty Ann Loftis, . and · , Egg .COO~: Amy .• Rimer;• Tara ....- ... 11' ' . .._.., . HoWard · · · · ., · KariSmltb,grand,Jod!Levln~n, reserve/ · . Laurie Shenefield, . honorable - grand, Donia Crane, reserve, :and 'lf World H. , reseJVe,andCarrteFrazier,hoi)Or- . Beth Arbaugh and . mentiOn. .. .· · . \ ·. • ·: T.URNPIKE'S 84' CLEARANCE, . . : . ~ CfiALLENGE . .... . Exploring OUr~: ~ Jo . Hllllt,grand.l(evlnKina,hononlble (con~tnrnpage6) DDiila Crane. .. eamera: , aerw;Jaras J...... "'it • • Explodn& .,...,ftn / "J::;; 1 G~ CHAMPION ~ Flve-ffi!ldb-old "Lilac," .aS~ whiCh AprD Clark, abOve, raised b'llln a~. was the graDd charnploa In~ judging dulil)g . jllisceDaiieous judging of 4-H clubs. As pari of her project work, April made a ~ post, prepal'ell educationld . . .posters and leai'ned aboUt .the and grooming of her pet. care · Calendar· . 984 FORD .RANGER 1914 ·AMC ·ENCORE .... . '6299· NOW WAS '10,605 $11,833 4 CYL ENGINE, 4 SPEED TRANS .. POWER BRAKES, WHEEL LIP MLDGS. , HEAD LINNER, COLOR Kj:YE.D MATS, BRiGHT FRoNT BUMPER, AM RADIO, 'COlOR KEYED FLOOR MATS, STYLED ROAD WHEELS. . .. WAS , . NOW · ·'87~15° 0 '6699 .. OR YOU CAN LEASE · IT FOR ••••• MONTHLY LEASE PAYMENT NUMBER OF MONTHS · 48 $11_32 · . 0 ·. $3155o .$664P 60,.000 CASH DOWN PAYMENT TOTAL AMOUNT D.UE AT INCEPTION TOTAL AMOUNT OF PAYMENTS ' ' ·;h'Son '6700 ' .' MILEAGE PENALTY OVER 60,000 . . .. . '5PICIAL DIMO SA&.t' . OUI'ICI!S. . ; : and Mrs. and . ~ are Mr. P<nlei'OY, Mr. aDd Maternal Robert Duni fM tb! bitiei · Mr. . d •1 I . ' .S.IDEWAlK . ' new Early Americ_ an 2 pc. Living Room Suite. $44995 l • .·'••' . • Stock No. 41511 :If• 'ton pickup, 4-wh. drive, V8 eng, ~ sp. trans., p. steering, p. brakes, long wl!le bed, am radio. WAS _ NOW .. • •, •• 1979 BRONCO XLT . $5995 NEW PLATFORM -:ROCKERS Coteftd with nyloo 110111 priRII &. soHds '4995 . 1980 AMC EAGLE . Stock No. 45131 4-dr. laclan, 4.wh. drive, tact. alr cOnd., hu1erj autO. trans.. p. steering & p . disc brakes, bodyslde mldg., tint. glass, em. tm radiO, wsw tires, wh-covers, rear wind. defogger. WAS $4995 . ... 2-dr cond., Stock No. 49162 · 2-dr ha.dlop, 6 cyl. eng., feet. air cond., heater. auto. tans., p. steering, p. disc · brekn,. lint. gillS, em-lm radio, wsw radials, bucket seals. WAS ., NOW . $6995 1981 ·•6595 C-10 Stock No. 41111 Vz ion pickup, 6 cvl. eng, auto. trans., Short bed, .am radio. WAS NOW $599~ '5491 6 cyl. eng. lac:!. air eulo. trans.. ~llwdng, p. disc brakes, b!ldysldt mldg., lint. glass. 8J11·fm riMIIo, www radials. wh·covtrs. bucket ..Ia. WAS · !.t ' ., .•' . ·1/2 t· ,/, ,. SHOE PLACE ' • , Introduce'™ ' ' ·. "Twofors. .. . MID--SUMMER ·sALE · · TwoBig · Claopped Steali Diane~. ·' Prices Good Thru Monday . otorSij99 • . ' .. ' VETERINAR-Y CLINIC · I ' · . · IN .MIDDLEPORT.... · 'j .~· QUARTZ WRIST WATCHES Includes $ 39 Michael Jackson · . · ... 3 ANE)'COUNTRY : l ' ·PAUt .E'. .SHOCKEY,· D~V.M. · 0~8N EACH THORS~AY · EVENING 1»·8 ".' . PT. PLIASANT OFFICE 3305 JACKSON AVE. :.' ,. ' .'' ' . SOON: "KAIIATE • & "CLOAK AND DAGGER" PonderO$a·.· ·IN .THE MIDDLEPORT MASONIC BUILD.ING .• MIDDLEPORT TOWN ~ . . ,htt~m_gt hous.t BAHR CLOTHIERS. . ' . FLAT SAN.DALS .· NOW '6M5 AND .DAN'S • •·• '~:::::::===:;::::;::::::::;1 '4995 Stock No. 49031 4-wh. drive, V8 eng, auto. trans., p. steering & p. brakes, gauges, rear step bumper, fact, air cond., am-fm radio, bucket seats, blue. WAS · NOW ~ ~ ~ " ' ·DRESS SHOES. WINN·ERS OF O.UR BACK-TO-SCHOO~ MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATES .. . . ON THE :',., .ll, -;-_::_ $100 Lita Jones . $50 Vinda Biggs $ 75 Michelle Harris $50 Edwinda Scott $ 75 Genia Hysell $25 Guy Sargent, $25 Tyson Mugrage .MEN ·AND WOMEN ... :/,· 1 • ·AND. IN ,Ttl E,STORE When you buy this carol :: • + -- ALL CONNIE . ·.SUMMER . FOR BOYS, .GIRLS, MEN'S & LADIES . i By LEE, ;LEV, I & ,CHIC . •• . .' · . BARGAINS/~ • . . . . FOR . ~L . " _· .· ENTIRE. STOCK ' ..~ Lewls'OfPtmeroy: · -. SlO.' ·20% OFF ..•• •' 1981 FORD F-250 J~PU. . •'• 6' Per Mile G!llogly, · all local, . 8iong With1 Fermin Boring, Hamden, and; Mn; and Mrs: Holzer Gregory ~ a~ Jennifer of Bidwell. . ., , ~> ..II . . , " fjii~!~!!~,~ SAVE. ON BAS.IC DENIM .JEANS . ·. ' . jlma,Uaaka ___ ..... _ -~-- born to Durst family" \. . •l .· Per Month -_-_;;:; •• \ 50 * :..W =~ .. ~ -. ' . '138. ~ • ., STOCK NO. 4933 . . ' ' w== n: Dr. a!ld Mrs. Paul Durst, Akron, · Mrs. Raipb ~.Kenzie. Racine. 1 lll)I10I!IlCt' the birth of a SOD, Robert . Paternal grandparents are Mr. l Lewis, born July l8 at the TIKlmas •• · aDd Mrs. Lewll Durst, Point 1 MedlcaiCenter)nAkron. · . Pleuant1 W.Va . . and great~ The Infant we~ s pounds. 2 grandmotbel: • Mrs. Ralko Na~~:a· l ' • . · i• $11,475 had a large crowd. Madge ~" has returned home atter spending a sill weeks vacation In Germany with ber son-In-law and , I\.... : · ' Btynna. Rodney; · Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaston. Athens; .Mr. and Mrs. Dave Norls, Serena and Michelle, Pomeroy; Irene Wilson, Coolville; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree, Mr. . and Mrs. Joe Gaston, Aaron and BACK ___ 1o SC~OOL ---.-- . . . . . held Aug•.&-10, 9 a:m. Iii ill1bri at the Pprtlimd ParkSI!!*ywltha .. basket dinner aulOOil. 'f . TOTAL MILEAGE •ALLOWED ONLY NOW . WAS Syraruse: :l. ·. 1¥ ~ ~tCI!W'cb. Stock No. 47-75 , <1-dr., 4 cyl. engine, healer,' '4 sp. triM., p. ileerl ng, . p. brakes, am ndlo. ----- Willford reunion ;: Bible School .1• Community sYRACus&,;..: The syracuse · )31bleSchoQI will be • · • DRESS SHOES . Happenings · ', '' :: 1984.MERCURY , LYN)( · REFUNDABLE SECURITY DEPOSIT , I • • I THE ARITHMETIC: . SAL.E THUNDERBIRD . _Stock No. 4IU 6 ~yl. 'engine, !act. air cond., heater, auto . . trans., p. steering, p . disc brakes, bodyslde mldg .. tinted glau, cruise control, am radio, locking wire wheel covers. · 1914JEEP CHERoKIE Stock No. 4370 2. dr. wagon, ~ cyl, ps, 5-sp . overdrive, cigarette lighter, extra capa~lty fuel tank, tinted glass, am r.acllo. bright wheel trim rings, P205·75R 15 radial tires. · . were •' .1914 FORD ;. 00 . accompallied Mr. and Clyde . daughter. Mr..son, andwho Mrs. Walker, :nnunum, Jo Mrs· Coshocton, Baldwin and are Duane Uvtng JesSica, , and Mr. aild Mrs. aruce Ohio, wl;lere tbfY oveml$1it there where be Is Serving In .the guests 0{ Mr. and Mrs. CheSter . Army. , They visited places of r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~;;;;;~ . ;J;lawngardner, then on 'to Hartford, . lnte,reilt lil Austria and Swl~rland. I ~ Oblo. where tbey at)encled a Dye . MJ>: and MJ'S. ~ Glllog)y,.Jet( , famlly .galberlng;~tthe(ltimeofMr . . and AUcta, were ·hosts to faniUy ,. · .. · · and MrS. Peter Kepnar (Ma!Y · · members for tbe annual Glllogly Qye). They pic~ and~ black reu111on 'II their !Wh'\e. Present ALL WOMEN'S · rllll)lberrles for the Kepnars ·on the · were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frazier Thom MeAn · weekend. · and LOis McDaniel, .daughters The Vacation Bible SchOol al Charity, ·and Kristen, Gallipolis; Temple UD!ted Mell)Odlst Church Mr. and Mrs. Danny Frazier and • -- . , Mrs. Roy 'Wisemail, Albany, and grandson aJid wife, Mr. and Mrs. David Wiseman, Rutiand. . • oitJe Dye aDd Murl Galaway . •' NOW .·.:::,~ ··. Otrpenter area .· news · happenings. • ".!· . -~1\ JoeParker,honorablementlo~ . G1M!Sts .of Oma Starkey were her · was well at~ncled and'thi! pi,'Ogtam son:In-law and. daughter, Mr. and and wl~ner roast on·Frldayevelling $6640 FREE LOVESEAT ' . Qulc~Meals: . . Slllck No; 4367 3 dr., ~ cyl., re~~r ~!roster, . ·WAS heater, ~ speed, rust proofing, tlnied glass. em radio. trece Circle, grand. Laulldry: :Mellssa Mlller, grand, Susan Wolf, reseiVe. Uvtng and Learolng with Children: Barbara Coleman, grand, Carrie Fr~~Zier, reserve. More Living and Learning with Many of the winning exhibits will Children: Tracl Wrlght; grand. · · Genea'Iogy: Tammy Calaway, · at the Ohio State Fair In grand, Mike Parker, reserve, and ~::.C4llUO!buS next Week and most will ·on display at the )Vfelgs County Chris Spencer, honorable mention. You and Your Money: Pam ~··l"~Lir. Aug.l4-18. Riebel, grand. thevariousclasses · Helplilg at Home: Michelle Donovan,grand: aues to Management: Angle Spencer, gtand. Fumlture and Woodwork Recycling': Pam Riebel, grand, Dmila Training: Kevin Crane, reserve, Robyn Pitzer and ·grand, Ay Mora, reserve, Carrie Fr~ler, honorable mention. . Edwards, oonorablementlort. Your First Home Away from ~'jfc:~~ Pig: Krls Ash, grand. . Home: Pam Riebel, grand.· "'-"'"'· April Clark, grand, Amy Model Rocket: Kirk Flck, grarid, reserved, and Dina Steve Grady, reserve. ··Sh!Jler, Carrie Monisssey, Susan Model Airplane: Kirk Fick, . · Wolf; Mon~a Hlll; Kellle Ervin, Jo grand, David Rice, reserve. ' \ · Ellen Crane, and Dawn Shuler, Wheels: Karl Smith, grand. i·,. flpnorablemention. Motorcycle: Tom Pulllns,.grand, .. > ·- Hamsters: Tony Lee; grand, Karl ~lth, reseiVe. ·' ::Riehle Hunt, reserve, Jodi Brown, . Your and Your Bike: Ruby •"'l: ifiaci Casto, Beth Arbaugh, honora- · Burke, grand, Jeff McElrOy, re. : : ."ble mention. serve, andWesley Holter. oooorable :. : Pocet Pets: · Jennifer Roush, mention. ' tlfand. Exploring the World of ElectricThe · Normal Animal: · Kim. sro. Ity: · Mike Deem, .grand, Joey - bart, grand, Klrh Ryan, reserve. McElroy, · reserve, and Scott Animal Disease: Betty Jo Hunt, Bickers, honorable mention . . · grand, April Clark; reserve, and Electricity for Family Living: D. Chris Spencer, honorable mention. A; Harris, grand. . ' '• Home.Nursing: Mary Edwards, Working with Electricity: Chad honorable mention. Diddle and Roy Johnson, hOnorable First A:id: Janet SWlner, grand, mention. · · ~th Clark. reilerve, anil Michael' Introduction to the World of Thomas, honorable mention. Elecironicsl Jeff Sayre. grand. :wold of Careers: Jim Parker, Rope: Aa;un Wilson, grand, Tara honorable mention. Clark, reserve. • · Lawn and Garden Power Equip:The Application Form: Angle Spencer, grand, Lisa Henderson, ment: Gary Holter, grand. honorable mention. Small Engines I: Russell Keller.. (contlnuedonpage1) ' · , Mysteries of Microwaves: Pa· :::;r"~~~ble ·~the~· . ~ SMALL ANIMAL HOURS ' ' 4Yt oz. · . MoNDAY' 3 P.M.~S P.~. · · t. , . . TUISQAY'6:30 P.M•.~a P:M. ... · . WIDNBAY 3 P.M.-5 P.M.. THUIIDAY 3 P.M.-5 P.M. ·. • .. fii,IAY. rl P,.M.~ . P.~. . .. SAtUR~AY 1q ~~M.·l1 :30 ·A.,.,. LAIGI' , ......,. lill. .. I '· ' ..- ·- -·· . --- . -- - ~ . --- WIT/1 coui'ON .· �-- • The • costs; Lori Bodnar, Blaine, Olilo,~ and costs; DouglasEblln,Pomeroy, $19 and costs; Edith Spires, Newark, Ul and costs; 0enn1.s Gilmore, PometVY. $19 and caits; Raclne,$10andcoilts,falluretoyleld right of way; Gacy Martin, Syracuse, 15-day suspended Jail sentence, one year probation, costs and Also tined were Ten'llllCe Clark. · 60-day license suspension tor dliv· lng under suspensljln; Steve Rawlins, Oak Hll!. $:5 and costs, !allure to display valid sticker; Phlllp Eckert, stockport, $25 lllld costs, oveJWidth; Gacy Jordan, Lo'ng Bott001, $15 and costs, fishing without a license; Charles Wllson, Middleport, $10 and costs, e~ ,-eglstratlon; IVUchael ·Weich, Reedsvllle, $10 and costs, expll'Ed tags; DlaneWithrQw,Shade,$5and qosts, no . mu1fler; Daniel White, Creola, $163 and costs, overload; DaDlel Ralrden, Hartford, W.Va., $:DI and costs, IDUay license suspension, :llday jallsentencewlth ?.3 days suspended, one year probation, DWJ; Tracy Herman, Mii;ldleport, $ll and costs, assured to slx-yeartennsdurlnglbe ann•al meeting Rural Electric Cooperative last Frlda,y at Hills Career Center at IUo Gt-ancle. 'lbey left, Gene Nance of Chesapeak"!, WIDiam • of Galllpnlls and Eldon Legg of Waverly. ' round and slow dancing at the Ell Denison Past •Large Group of 45 in. Printed & Plain . Ph. 992·2284 Se!Vi!ll leip 1iid G1llil Counties ~-funds ~s office rejx>rted the Augu5t dllW,lbutlon of $58,<116,900 In aid ,to ~t children to 644,296 reclp. leriis In Ohio. In Meigs County 2,438 ~Ients received $211,432. ~jal · ~Eastern meeting Local Scllool Di$trlct = .¥2 PRICE ~ marriages of Tercy LE!e G~en and ' Nanct Garten and Jean Cleek and Robert Brian were dissolved In Meigs c:t:~~~~Pieas Court. . RoseberiY has been probation. Helstobe from the penal Institution at andwUlthenbeplaced year'ss probation. thecourt · Mortgage'Corp. to and sell real estate owned byf,;~ Welborn and valued at s5: Welborn has also been to·pay real estate taxes In ot $231.94 to the Meigs yreasurer. ' Sidewalk Specials CH-APMAN .SHOES ' ONLY GRASSHOPPERS . 0PAIR' VALUES TO '40.00 Sl0° 0· . Miller Drew & lort'n Quinn - P11N \ · S}5°0PAIR AND- REGIST~R 50¢ . 2 DAYS ONLY I TO $fOO $500 MEN'S DRESS SHOES .REGULAR '29:SS. NOW .S} . 0, LADIES &.·TEENS NIKES BR~KEt/si,ZES ONLY $1 8 O.O 1 TABLE LADIES &·TEENS CASUALS $3° 0 GIRLS JOGGERS & TENNIS SHOES $3°0 MEN~S SADDLES '19 95 VALUE SlQ 00 .• 1 ' 113 COURT ST. . POMEROY, OHIO 992-2054 LADIES BLOU.SES . LADIES SLACKS . · . $600 & UP .$600 . . SI M0. INNTHE'SHEART ·PICK ... A-PAIR OF POMEROY SUPER BARGAINS ONE .RACK OF CHILDREN'S, JUNIORS AND MISSES CLOTHING • YOUR CHOICE . FRIDAY & SATURDAY, AUGUST. 3 & 4· . , FOR$ 500.. 42 OZ. . ....• CLEARANCE SALE ~ •· SUMMER CLOTHING .Dur r•!llliqlna stock of clothina is reduced ( c• -~ummlr •• SO%. len's, ladles' and Children's Summer Cloth- ina. , .!: ~ BATH · TREND TOWELS DETERGENT 3 $ ·00 • • I! • ~ NYLON OGGERS "ALL SIZES" $ '00 $500 ~ ~ F . -CH ILD.REN'S :: ~ ' APP.AREL ' HAl RCUTS & STYLES: $too , · . · MEN'S . , SHORT S~EEVE SHIRTS . $500 Be Given Away TOP \ I ' ,-;, - SEE OUR GREAY. SELECliON ·. ,OF BACK TO·.SCHOOL CLOTHES . .\ "full sel'vice salo,." HOURS: Trudy SUPER SAVER · SIDEWALK .SALE . ·, SIZE 7 TO 10 ' t EARRINGS,· SKIN CARE PRODUCTS, ' SOME MAKE-UP, MEN'S COLOGNE & AFTER-SHAVE .992-'6720 -~-- BLACK & WHitE SADDLES 3rd .·anti ··. Saturday Aug. ·'4th ".• 40'0/o - 50°/o OFF · .lU W. 2od ~t., - -~ FOR FAMOUS MAKER JEANS .......... ~ ...•.. ,soo ICE TEA ES .·.~ ............. ~ •.• 5 FOR $1 00 . - 992-5272 LAYAWAY NOW · TONGS · BICYCLE TO BE GIVEN AWAY LADIES Register For Bicycle ·ro , INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE STORE TABLE OF LADIES GIRLS & BOYS ' WOMEN'S S~NDAtS - SPONSORED BY BEND AREA MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION '. . GROUP WOMEN'S -- ~ AUg~ · . • -- -- PERSONAL SIZE PIUA . WITH FO_UNTAiN SOFT DRINK · FROM U A.M:-2 P.M . $1 9 5 - .' I ' 1/. . . . . KNIT SHIRTS ........ ~; ... 12 PRICE .' ' .. 11' Special rack of little boys' and · girls' ·summer .and winter weight clothina. Reg:_S6 to '10 ......... SALE 12.00 Reg. sn to '18 ....... SALE '3.00 Reg; '19 to '28 ....... SALE 54.00 Reg. '29 to '44 ....... SALE ss.oo Rea. •45 to •66 .:.:...SALE '6.00 Rea. •67 to '75 ....... SALE 58.00 Rea. S98 to .•us .... SALE 110.00 PO!IIftoy, OH. . . REG. '15.95 TO S22.95 . MEN'S AND BOYS' CORDUROY . JEANS NOT ALL SIZES · Discontinued Colors & Styles YOUR . CHOICE sass MEN'S LON«;; SLEEVE , SPORT SHIRTS· .......... 72 PRICE LADIES' LEVI ' . ·· 400/ BEN DOVER·SLACKS ... . · 70-OFF TENNIS SHIRTS .........1/3 OFF TENNIS SHORTS ........ OFF 1/3 MEN'S BOOT CUT t . UNWASHED LEVI'S ... Liuge assortement of junior, misses . and extra site clothing. Broken sizes. GRE~T BUYS!! ' Reg. '6 to •10 ......... SALE s2.00 Reg. su to '18 . ~ ..... SALE s3.00 Reg. '19 to '28 ....... SAL'E s4.00 Reg; s.29 to 144 ....... SALE ss.oo Reg. s45 to ~66 ....... SALE ss.oo Reg. 167 to 175 ....... SALE.'8.00 Reg. '98 to sus .... SALE 110.0Q Sl590 1/3 SPORT COATS...... OFF MEN'S , LADIES' . APPAR.EL }/. . JOG SUITS ............ ' l/3 OFF 300110 OFF MEN'S 250/10 OFF ' WALK SHORTS ..... MEN'S .. DRESS SHOES...... . 0 . CASU ALPA.NTS ... l/2 PRICE::::::::::;::::::::::::tl MEN'S . DRESS SLACKS .... 2Qo/o m:r:~~ MEN'S S.WIMWEAR .......... 1/3 OFF , LADIES~ ' MEN'S •, ·. . - LEE JEANS ......... 1/2 PR-ICE FASHION JEANS .................. l/2 P.RICE . '. US£ YOUR VISA, IAmRCHARGE ' or EL8£RFELDS CHARGE eARD MDI. -SAT. 9:00-5:00 EVENINGS BY APPOIITIEIT MaryPow.U, '• • FRIDAY AND SATURDAY t ~--- MEN'.S SHORT SLEEVE 8I'S •. ~~;;;~~~~~§~-~Po~m~w~o~y;;;~ Q,mts dissolution . . 'j FF Availeblt In · Black, Br~n. . . .·Navy~_ Taupe end Wmt. Middle of the Upper Block--In Pomeroy HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 9:00·5:00 , • Friday 9:00-8:00 ' 1/. · . · MEN S SUITS .. ~ .......•.• 12 PRICE <t tJ,odll:atlon and open house tor the $1., mUllon medical office Pleasant Valley Hospital rat ~-r:;, Suixlay. :'.wi the ceremony, on the of PVH, a public tour.of tacUJbo and physician's wUl be conducted. The tour In the lobby, with refresh· II!IVed by the hospital's volUnteers. o· : DORIAN ' ODD L~T . l!t . . medical office dicati«J•n Sunday ,' . 20.Ol10 GROUP PURSES • of Education wUl hold a al board meeting at 7: :ll p.m. y at the high school. . j?rsonnel and buUdlngs and ~nds will be.up for discussion. 1: , . HARTLEY SHO.ES, INC. .. 1/2 PRICE ~"· the annual Weber reunion will be hel'.i~t the :Belleville Locks and Dam ~t8eedsville Sunday. . tbere will be a basket dinner at , ).2~ p.m. and relatives and trl~nds 1 famlly .a re Invited to attend. ~\ ' $1500 GLASSWARE \f:eber reunion I . FOOTWORK$ AND ' . CONN,ES LITTLE HEELS $1 ooo. ALL FENTON AND FOSTORIA ~. ott \ ' SALE PRiCES· ~~$2480 Sales· . In~ .Pomeroy .·.Friday .. ' ' ~ $2QOO Walk ~ PAIR 2 PAIR Sl5° COSTUME JEWELRY .AND . 1928 JEWELRY ~te Auditor Thomas E. Fergu- . . . l $} 0° 0 PAIR OR ON . $2QOO 'h31 ~ SHOES DISPLAYED INSI'?E FOR EASY SELECTION PH. 992-3233 118 E. MAIN Sl. . ' PbMEROY, OH . saver Side· [AHLY f'ALL SPECIAL ' WOMEN'S SHOES 20°/o • Pcil 2 PAIR $10° ~ GROUP been • AJWela L. Triplett, 21, both of Perfect Super 0. ~~~~I~~~ SIJPER SAVER SIDEWALK SALE 'GALLERY HAIR ARTS ;SPORT SANDALS & DRESS SHO!S ' l $500 ~~~~;;;;;:;:~~~~~~~~ ! ll · marriage license has II ! In Meigs County Probate · SAVE : CGfPt to Danny E. Morrts, 2'1, and Is~ - SEE O~R ~~~GAINS AT THE WOMEN'S SHOES THE FABRIC SHOP Pomeroy I M~_rri:uz;e license ~~~~~1!~~~~~~~~~-----.l~~~;==:~=-------~------~--~n.~o~~~~==~~~;-! F.Rl & SAT. 115 W. 2nd . ) SUPER · SAVER FABRICS ........................... ¥2 OFF . _,. - REGULAR S2500 This Weelre.nrl Only $115, f<ill~U"etodlsplayvalldreglstra· . •Large Group of Assorted lo • .~ ~-.-- l:~~N~~: PRICE . tton; Nick Matolc, Beaver, Pa., $45, following too closely. ' SUMMER FABRIC ........... 1/3 OFF *Another Large Group ... 20% OFF *T-Shirt Knit ....... ~·········· 20% Off *REMNANTS ..' ........ ~ ........•. ¥2 OFF ! . $700 PAIR Forfeiting bonds . were H.L. r-----~------------------~ Barber, Reedsville, $50, spj!edlng; Edward Robln.lon. Clifton, W.Va.; SUPER SAVER SIDEWALK SAVINGS I . probation tor no motorcycle endor· sement, and 90-day license suspeil- ' slon for no Insurance; H;enneth . Stewart, Tuppers Plains, costs, dis!lrderly coQduct; Eugene John· son, Coolville, costs and restitution, hit-skip; Lowell Cremeans, Cool· ville, costs and restitution, p'ass!ng MernheNlomumers of lbe cooperative all!o voted to. bad checks; David Sigman, Middlepass arneodmeul& to lbe code of. rep1111bB port, fil.day suspended jaU sent. ooocerniD( qnel!k:etk.p far l'&lllft'lll of 1...-d ence, two years probation, $:llO a,nd memller!L Buckeye Rural serves more lban 12,000 costs~ assault. member-coosmners In tJds repoo. -Thn!etnaees were dance '1I 2 CONNIES. FOOTWORKS Archie Peelman, Vevay, Ind., $:JJ and costs; and AU Golgl, (lalllpnlls, $24androsts. clear distance; Thomas Ailen, Syracuse, .$50 and costs, tllnf-day suspended Jail sentence, one year ; -· Saulinel --llrt concludes 26 cases U$11'~> -- ~ 'I i .1··. q · · POMtRO' FREE PARKING ' . . ' ' .., ' ' �... ... -.... - ..... . . ...., -·" ' • - -· .. ·-·· '' ~·· .. ' - . • -'.- 1 \ • r ~2~1U9!8~4~--~~~~~-----~--~;::=:=;~~m~-~~~M~~~4~a~p~~~Oh~b~=T~=;===;=;~~~----~n.~~D~a~i~~·!S.~n~ti~·n~•:!P~~~~~1!!1_• Bus'iness Se_ ·.Vic.es . lnsaiiiC C,Ip...!.!'! •o8tt";l"~ · . Co•pttttriztd "llrilll ~d Stltclion ! . toys. .,.,. ~~-~;; ::"~:';. ·~; LOIT: long 1ogg1c1 ....,11 - - · Coli 814........ ~~~.c~<. brown. • 742-31eS. Aloo -lng LISA II. KOCH, I.S. s Ulj z: LICitlMd Clinical ,Audiollwist ..., ! .,614) ..~ 71 """" 19 Of (614) 992-6601 ' GREG ROOSH PH. H2-7113 or 912-2212 ,..hit• .. In Ton-•. Run~~,,.., Coli 114"149• 417 Second Avtnllt, Box 1213 Gllllpolis. Ohio 45631 IJ.J.~e 111211 mo. ' · RENl 'ACAR S&W TV CALL APPLIANCE ~RVICE · 4635 TCOIIt c.., ld. . ' ~ 9B5-4219 "We llent '"' LHI" - ... loilu _ _ 1,.. .. _,_1 ......_,llcli!l U ·CI. TV a Ill... hiOi-"' u ..,.,._ ,_ ...~~..~--· .... .RUTLAND PEE WEE LEAGUE TEAM -The Rutland Pee Wee Boys' baseball warn was recently treated to an evening meal at Duff's Restaurant lor winning the league ch~plonshlp with a &-2 record. Rutland won the crown In the season's final game when six warns were still eligible lor the title. Front ·~ · MI.. ~: ~::-::=,., .~I .. P11111o.... t •. ·-· .. ....... row, left to right are John Rose, Healh Shoemaker, Donny MacDonald, Jeremy Rupe, Phillip Smith and Richard Stewari. Back row - Coach Jack Peterson, Tim Paterson, Eric Paterson, Mike flok, TetTy McGuire .and Larry Rupe. Absent were Kevin Musser, Frank McGhee and MaltheW Eblin. - ~ , ,,, . .......... . . . ......w.w.. • ,.1!~~ ...... .•.-... · l t- ...... l\I•CI ~ , .. . , ...."-"........... ... ....... ......,,... '-"...... ..,.,.,,.......... . .. .,.....,.....___,.,,..,,_.... ....•..,.............. _... . . .... ••.w .... , • .,. ,......... ,.... . AMJI••rlt• n.•~• ~fll-lf Jl.c,..,,lntl•will'""' 117--- ......... ... U -LJo.o .... II·Moy IGI•olfl '""~ Comm15510n of Oh•o by Colum· bta Gas of Ohto. Inc requesting to add tp 1ts total self· help transportation charge. where appropnate. certa•n demand costs. A public hea,r'1ng on th1s matter. Case No 84-4 13 SA· AEC . has been schedule'd for Wednesday, August 29. 1984. at I 0 00 a.m . at the off•ces of th~ Publ•c Utilities Cornm•ss,on of Oh•o. at the off•ces of the Public Util1 t1es Commiss1qn ·af 1........ - • ..... ~ • • 0 Publio l\lotice tast !:iro~d Street. Columbus . Ohto 43215 PUBUC NOnCE Funher informatiOn may be obta1i1ed by con tacting the Comm•s'510n THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COM MISSION OF OHIO Ann ·Orllnskt , ' ''•or• .. ... Ill• ... ,,~-- .......... 17.00 llf ,.,, - Public Notice By . ~ Mary ' u,,,,,_,, . . .,. . u .od u,,,,, _ ...._a...-.'-...., n.- ..,..,....., , ......e•.oo Oh1o. 180 LEGAL NOnCE Not1ce IS hereby g•ven that on April 3. 1,984. an applicatJon was f1 led w1th the Publtc Util•t•es . 1 -- lM. . \ ~ Public 'Notice ,,._,. . _.,._, •11-,.....o··-' --"' n~-­ •• ' .' P'ublic Notice ---·-·- "------l''-"-· ' RADIATOR SERVIa We cen rtp!lir and recore radiators end heater S~cretary cor1s. ,, '' Court hause. to organ•ze the , Buctger ~t>m mt sSton lor 1985. • All subdiV,fSIOn budgets wtlj b!!! : ; rev•P-wed at a later. date. ~ , PAT Hilt FORD . , SEWAGE PIPE REGULA TORS & FlniNGS . ·VOLUME DRIPS W.ol ' ~· 985-3813 ..~...... 985-3837 Aug .2 • 1 r·.- WELDING & FABRICATION ~ COMPLETE SEASON - The Rutland T-hall warn recently ended Its se!ISon. Front row, left to right are: Shawn Michal)ls, Chad Barirum, Jeremy Pierce, A. J. Vaughan and DaryJ.Bowers.Secondrow Clint Stewart, B. J . Nicholson, Eric Patterson, Cinthla CotteriU and Eric ,Jones. Back row are Coaches BID Nlchol!IOD and Rory Barirum. 30 Yrs. Exj»erience Mechanical Work Tractors - Cars Truck - Automatic Transmissioh · PH. 614-247-2575 Curb Inflation ,Pay Cash. for . Claulflecls and Se~velll 8-2-1 mo. d. -ISnMATII - •SPEED QUl!IIIAUIOIY •GIISOI REf.IIGEUTOI · Wo Ha•o A Pull Time Shop Technician " 'CHESTER~915•3307 · Wrl11! your own lei Me! order by mall witll tills . coupon. Cilf1Cel yaur ad IIY phalli! wnen you get , resuils. MDN!ynlllm~· Narn•--------------------- MIDDLEPORT, OIUO Sizes from &'x&' Up Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 124,POIIllrOY Ohio J enny Usle, Nancy Hudson, Nita Jones and Renee Russell. Standir!g are Skeeter Ohlinger, coach; Heather Roush, Robyn Stout , Andrea Theiss, Joetta · Pizzino and Tony Pizzino, coach. SOCCER Major Indoor Soccer League, and_ SAN DIEGO (AP) - The San th e team 's J'!'lajority owner said .he . Diego Sockers offlclaDy s ubmitted expects the petition to be approved. an application to affiliate with the . The MISL will meet Friday ooard I - . Shooting match scheduled Sunday RUTLAND - The Rutland Bow Hunters Club will host a three-club competition s hooting match Sundav with a five-foot rotating trophy :u be awarded to the top shoothig · club. Joining the Rutland club will be teams from Chester and Mason. ' The Rutland club. In its third year, has finished third in state-wide competition the past two years. . Scoring -wil l be attained by averaging scores irom each club's seven men. three women, and two juniors. Total top score takes home the trophy, which Is In Its first year. The public Is lnv!ted.to attend the shoot Sunday. The Rutland Bow Hunters Club Is located on , the second road to the left on New' Lima Road. Sigus a re posted leading to the clubhouse. . · . . Eastern beats Pomeroy, 3-0 Eastern defeated Pomeroy, .3-0. In a recent P ony League game thl\j . was shortened to five innings due tQ raJn, Eastern's Bryan Durst was t~ wlnn]ng pitcher, giving up five hils l"ilh fi'lght strikeouts and no walks. Corbitt ot Pomeroy was charged With loss. Rodd Ha rrison relieved Corbitt. They combined for five strikeouts, no walks, and allowed eight hils. Hitters lor Eastern were Brian Beeler and Durst wtth two singles each, Ronnie Maxson had a double and Greg Leachman, Steve Horner Jllld l"ddle Collfns each had one single. Pomeroy hitters Included Corbitt wtth two singles, Rex Hag'gy a triple and King and Harrison eacti a· single. . AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR . ' Also Tra!lamiisian ' PH. 992-5682 • or 992·7121 I Sports briefs... to review the application. "At that Urnf. I expect the appllcation to be approved," said Robert W. BeD, the Sockers' majority oo,yner. or 992"7314 Po11,1orey, Ohio PH. .y -·h cioll.. 992-2478 713011 mo. pd. Frt<~rto. T-Spe- In h.olr CUll, h.olr waxf".l· I manic~rea. • BOGGS ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS ~- $. AT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO_ UTILITY BUILDINGS · to 24'136' Insulated Doa Houses , P&S BUILDINGS ' Ph. 614-843-5191 Autllorind Jolin Otero, . . . Holl.nd, ivsft HOI F11'111 Equip111nt ,"i, • r.ir~,r \l••if("ll. 4 Part1 & Saryice MIDDLDOIIT, OHIO t;,.m,. ,:,.,,,;,.• llwr I! r,.. Puppleo...,:. Gotmon lhoplwd ond port Colli•- ·8 ....to, 3 fomolo. CoM 8t4241-1188_2 or 114-2411_- 7/30/84 f l fi r r--::;:::=:=-::~=-t · PIONEER CARPET &UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS' 9838. Ptn 8orclor Collie puppln , Cott8t4-2411-118B3. J&F CONTRACTING 'DOZIR . IACKHOE 'IIEC1AMAI'ION WORK - 'OIL FIELD HIMCES 'DUMP TIIUCII SERVICE 'CONCIIIT£ WORK 'CUSTOI\I IUI.T HOMES '"'ATill. OAI. OIL UNU 35185 01k Hill ROid Lona Bottom, OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 Wt U1t Von- Schrlder Equlpmlnt Rtcolilnitftdod by lttdin1 C.rpet MIIHI· flclurers. Jll CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 'FREE ESTIMATES" Givtlllway Whirlpool white otoctrlc ....... - · wort<. Coli 114-2411-IJ042. 1fe~1tH l(: PH. 614-992·3718 -'' ....... Dohumicllflen, Ports ' Oioltr Farm Equipment • loe our now Tri·Chem IJf'lfl cetotpg. L•m how .,_ """ . . rn !reo elfu. CoH 18t418BII·3311. PIANO TUNING & REPAIR SCOTT'$ ·PIANO TUNING lto1011obie , Quality w...monohlp . ., I_ Phone------------------ I C. ·YOUNG Ill Solon. ioCIIIId on F Run .Rd. Mnou-. nno --be-Ing SALES & SERVICE t0·6·lf[ Addnt>a.--------------SYRACUSE GIRLS FINISH SEASON - The Syracuse I Pee Wee Girls finished the season with a 7-2 record and tied 101' second place with Pomeroy and the New Haven · Yellow Jackets. -Left to right, kneeling, are: Amber Ohlinger, Carrie Morarlty, Heed Quarten Beauty -GAS Uit_!S -Sli'TtC SYSTEIS U.IGf or SMAll ·J08S -WAT£1 permo. Colt 814·992-13!1 fvr •-"'tmenl. ' ' Racine, Oli. -SEll( I m-6215 Sizes Start From 12'11''· .PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES ...oono -DOlUS . -~CillO£! -DUMP TWUCKS t i',.Enl..,..nl :v. Wolfe ·lo'vestigations, Inc. · ' 614-992-7626 3 An!louncatnelits ..:.to-IDYS -TIEICHU -Pfumlll"' ood oloctricol . ~ ill' II, f11 I '1 · i iJ ' RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE for·,Glll - · Annl_..,.,., llrthdtyO, ......... Sl....ng Gorrlllo. Col hltoono • Co. 448-4313. -Cone,_ work ·_vinyl • Aluminum· K - 1 -1 0 - old, tong Coli 1St4·387-7121.' Mired grey fomtlt , SIDING . -_ . BISSELL 2 ldult 0111. 4 -tnono INY - - p - . , c .... a pltoyful . Coiii14·U2·1181t SIDING CO. orll~ll78. "Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" 8ottorn Mil of com...- to' Cell for frtt.sidinaestimates, 94H801 or 949-2860 give !IWI'f. ' Top .... lo broken . C•ll It 4 -1813942. No Sund•y C.h Wire holr torriOr puppln. Con lot - n 117811 B...-1 A... : Mlcldloport. J 1111t 7-9·1 mo. TO GIVE AWAY: 4 whit• r JWanted ( I For Sale . ( IAnnounc:emt!DI ( I For Rl!ftl "Again, all ofthiS Is subject to the Sockers receiving a releasetroriJ the North American Soccer League. On the basts or , last week's NASL m eetings In 'New York, I don't foresee any difficulty In getting that release." BRAUN& - ·'' •· LEASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE DON'T BUY 19, 2!1- - - - - - - - 1. 2. 21 . - - - - -'- 3. 22. - - - - - ~- 5. TENNIS ASSOCIATES 17. - , . . - - - - - 11. lllo Down Parmant Excallant 23. - - - - - - 2~. • For lnfonnaflon Call Colltct 6. - - - · · - - - , 2.5. - - - - - - NORTiiCONWAY,N.H. (AP)Top-seeded Andres Gomez survived another day of upsets that claimed Aaron Kricksteln and Guillenno VIlas In theftrstnound oftheS255,1m Volvo InternaUonal Te,nnls Tournament. · . · Gomez, of Eucador, sixth·ranked _In the world, beat ThlerryTulasneo! France G-3, 6-4. Gomez Is 1res1t !rom beating Krlckstetn In lheflnalso!the D.C. International Tournament In Washington on Monday night. , No. 13 F'1itncesco CanceUotll ot ll<!lY also advanCed to lhe secoJII:I round, beating Brian Gott!rled 7~ 7. 8. ~ ~. --~----- 29. ---...,...;._- "- 30. -----~-- '12. 13. 14. 1J. 31. 32. 32. 34, lJ. ---------....;.,--------------- Banded & Insured · ~. 742-2328 MRS, STARR.ESP CARD AND PSYCHIC READER Wt'd ll.t to I.VO.co J011 to E......A-Ctr. tilt IIOHm woy to drtn 1111 ""'•I•'ot , .., c~ Down PIJIIIII11 ·Lo- MOII!hiJ Plrmont 1Wm 1 0 TII~~L~IIG PoNIM~· . 45769 Far Fllttl SITUATIOill WANTED: " - - 0 ' / fvr elderly ........ Ctll 1182-1022. Ttllt rour P.IISI, pn11nt and futttn. Advice on 111 Fl1 EE PUPPIES : Pori collie pill lhtphlrd. 2 ~Mill ond 3 fomotoo . Coli tl t 411411·30011. •tttrs or life. All readinp 111 priv111 . and confldtntlll., -a 1157 71Ut. w. - K-1. 304-411-1783. S hrbnwra. V1. ... Fott Mort lnlarMIIIon iii leo ' Call 614·992·6737 3-5-tfc -Muot goliond ""'*· Coli~1111-311211, Mother C81whko blulohtpOia, t401 KlltltWM St., PolntPI•oonf, Call 304-421·3992 "" Puppleo 3 ' WHALEY'S AUTO PAITS PH. 992-7013 · Now Chevy Trucl. .... FINDII ............. '76.95 DOpl5 ............ •149.95 HOODS .......... .. '17 ...9! IUfi\PIIS ........ :. '69.95 OlllL................. '42.50 t . SIJPIIOIT ....... •t•US Mall1'1111 C:OUPIII wHIIR~mltllnce TAIL GATI;........ tiS.OO POID PIN-.... ~9.95 -IUMNI .........,.. •9. 95 The DIIIV 111n11_1 111 court lt. • Poiiii'IIVo Oil, 457., ' .......... eo. ,......,,A ..IIalllo ...... (7-3), G-1. 'I ' 'f •LAND CLEARED '' • . .sEPTIC SYSTEMS eGRAVEL . HAULED ' 7/6/1 mo. '0. - - - - - - , 10. .1.. 614-423-5560 211. - - - - --- latas TROMM EXCAVATING INTERESTED IN A ' NEW VEHICLE . , Nortll 171·1481. lllow Serving SouthHstarn Ohio GREENLfAF TERIITF' & PEST CONTROL , KIN'S . VInYl: & Aluminum c_.. .. APPU:r y . ................. m ..... RtJCine, OR. cqmp~• PH. 949·2320 . 9 ; COM!Mfclll, llelidttlllll ~ SUPERIOR SIDING CO • . "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE US'E" 0 •Refrlaar•n ea..,....,, aa• • 71911 mo. '-"R~ehdiiRvtC! • I Loat •nd Found ..... completely., furnlohod, !ocotld Chert. . St .. Crown City, Oh . Coli 814-2 1111244 - - - · - - - - -icI yro. old, 3 bed""· 2 botflo, , IU ;, ------oii iiiiioiii----··--&Vicinity 1:.""~. ;;.,.~.;~ Frul•ro Bottom Floo 8 fltt ••roo with llocl<ld Morkot. Every wookond. pond. City woter In Roclno. C•H IS14-II41-2M1 . ~~ - ~~o:~~..!.ott~:;: 5 family yord solo, 800 W. Main St. , Pomeroy. Clothes dlah... chairs, etc . Auguai 1,2,& 3. Friday • Satu_rdey inCkestei on teft . Jlllebell card1, furnl· ture, to"yi. Children •• clothn to size 14. Adult lizH 12 to women•a large. com• . Don FrulorOper•tor. 304-71111-277t. O_t..,.oferrld-mulllllll .!.. ' - - - - - - - - Genge Site· furniture. Win· , 9 Wanted To Buy be..,tllui 3 bdr. llotM, t•m- Gtr•ge &ole Aug. 2nd. • dOw fan , clothing , bed ---.--------.....:· . Toochor for pro ochool gn. ', lly room htt• 20 ft. ol 3rd. 9 til 1 442 Jerry 0• .. apr•d•. 'boolr.a. glauwer•. · · We poy ooeh for 1o1o -dol dicop In Point Ploo- wlndowo fvr P..tontl •'-· Ploo.. nt Volley EIIIIOItoya, many other Items. " - ' uo1c1 - . - · W. E~ry flniollod double-· flroGru..., residence. 1825 Jilll MIM C!Mv.-Oiclo Inc. ceniflctlion ond E.C.E. P" ploco, ilf9'l porch. 40 ft. G - llole Aug. 1 2nd . U»ncqln HU .• Pomeroy. Au· 111 0eno Johnoon Spec:iol E-.tlon roqulr..t . . . . . woodo, privocy• .-r a 3rd. 2'1'1 miieo Rt. 1188- gull3.4. con 304-1123-34t7 befv.. 11ovot OM Park. •u.eoo. GoM clolhi!'ll. Bundy II Alto;> 441 ,_ 72 Aug. 7, 11~4 . B'h ...,ml!bllly. Coli IS14- ouophono-HkJ n-. mloc.. 1 33 8utt•nul Avo, Pome982·11420. roy. Fridoy • &oturdoy _ to bUy u - cOOl. If you ore l - I d Iii o I--__; ___;___ Yord Sole · 3 Fomly . 1 · Wlllrm moring heater ,_. llootttro. lwotn Fumi- good • ...,.limo viii 2 btdroom homo . noor mil<r-Goorvoo Crook off Rt. dinnette . b11e cebinet,~ - · 448-Stllt. 3rd. a u1 et our booth It tM Muon Lo,.oviilo, on 1 •creground. Ollw .,:, Or'pa" e.. Oh. 7. Curtoino. kldo CloiMI Ill dnk. 10 •-d County F..... Ooto Md WIIINI 1111.000. Shown by op- oizu, mloc . Aug. 2-3. 9 to&. bin, Iiiloook now. hobby ho-. . Jiowt.;gh . Dlllribu· point,_,t only. Coil 61 4·. chat of droworo, ontlque Extro olzo blloo. good cQIId , Wood, ton. . 742;21141 Yord Solo Soturdoy, 8 -dork. - lyrw ~nd, office chairr Coli 114 - 317 - 7102 - - - - - - - 1--.----':.,......C-----tc- LR suite, waahar.ctryar. an- much more. · Mytlmo. Forrn work fOr inter- Rectuced, nice 3 bdnn ho-. llquu, eltu top patio loble, ...ecnn becoming partner In 1ttic. bl. .ment. g1rage. cholra. utMity lnlilor, lompa, Auguol 3 • 4, 10 om to I . • Burintl tlolly gold, . colno. rtneo.ll .... ,, . - g Strawberry f1rmlng 1nd exc. loeetion. option to buy. gla11wara, b.rown ware. pm. Rein or""''*· Cordle•··, w-. olt! colno, lwgt cur- m1orflatlng. IMI' tar notlrld Ownllf moy corry. Coli 992- toola. rototiHer. clothes. Rt • phone. coilintl , ton, bef>V: . 1 41 from Gollipoile, loll of thing•. at Pullin• Excavat~... , Nn!OY· Top prieft. Ed. Bur- - n for -not in- 21117. · 1-----'-----~ Rt. 776 to Potriot-C.dmuo lng, 1 milo from B•con kelt . ._ lhop. 2nd. Ave. como. 304·111-21174. 2 nory fromo duplex, •par- Rd. turn right flrot houoe aervice ltation on 33 N. No Mld..apon. Oh. 81•·912ate metws, - • t 8 ent,.n· ri IIht3478. phone ails or pre....... ~ 12 Situation• ~.2bMkoo~unrtdown. 1-------------~--• unit UJI hoi 1 btldroorn. ~ Yord Solo Aug . 2,3,4 on St. Y•rd 11le. Long Str .• AuW1nted Cnh paid for toney' iron or foncod ' v-rd. In Mid ...pon. Rt. 6114 betwHn CMihiro llond. Auguat 3 • 4 . TV,, hotvy - · · M-'llo 1110 ond 1211,900. C•ll IS1 4-992· ond Porter. · lamps. baby items. ltlfllup forIron c.to1n Co. 7177. ' stool•. miiC. 1'\eml. '• " ' - jorw. Old cup- Will ctro for tM eldorly In our boord . c•ll 1-304-812- horM, LPN ..,. Oiwn. 15 1 - - - - - - - - - GoUipolio FIN Morflot Fil. . 2711 yrs. · - - - Coli '814- 5 room hou• in pomeroy. Sat. • Sun. Indoor-outdoor, 2 family yord . . . AuguSt ~ 992-7314. 13000. Coli ofter IS p.m. N - Fridoy Niglil Morkol a 4 . Boby clothn, bobp , ottrto 31'M till 1 Rt. 35 1o furniture. unlform1, m...,~. COMPLETE HOUIEHOLDS -:;;=;::=::;:=~==- 614-1192-11778. 110. CoH 448-7037. ' nlty clothoo ' • uniform.; FUI1NITURE . • 8 - . iron. . -. u p -......... ; 18 Wanted to ·Do stero, sax8phone. )11n1~~ BW · - - loon. 3 br. 3 yura old. ""'r 50'o. 304- Yard Sale Waterloo Gr1ncie mony other ltomo. Fl~ eheate. beakeu. dlah••· 1711-8713 -'tor 4. H•ll, 9-1 Thuro .. Fri. Clo- houoo on righl on Rt. 2411n,: !oro. intlqun. lOki •nd ·ellve_r. Write-M.D . Jr. lire. child- Cheder off At . 7 . R1in ot.• Pickup or delivery ·.for!::;;:;:::::=:::=== thing. ren's toya. games. spreads. shine. Miller, 111.2 , Po_o,, Ohio :~ curtains . . 411789 Of ctll ., 4·112- ~o.,..ln-.GOigroc:or- 32 Mobile Homes -A-~-gu-,-t-2-.-3-.~.-4-.-0-ld_R_t_-i.£ - · modlclno, pay biRo by • for Sale 7710. Chriotlon . Colt 814-3ae- ·~=:--:-c=-:-c=:r===-= Yord Solo Aug. 1,2,3 . 9- Choohlre. Nice ldullo clo'oo, ''-NEW AND UBED MOBILE dartl. 1 sni. on Teens Run Rd thing, hO!JIIhold fumloh-! 1 old pltonos. Poying g3711, HOMES KEISEL'I QUAL- off Rt. 7. TV'a, dioMo, ing1, book1. new draperiae,.i IZO.OO ...t t40.00 · cloormg 1TY MOBILE HOME. BALEI, - · · clothinv-oll fllndo. misc . "''r! Finl only. Wrtt.g"'!ntt 0o•or 1211 por· hr. 4 MI . WEST, GI\WPOUS, aweepeu, curtaina. bar dlri,C''OM. Witten Pi8not, RT 311. PHONE 1114-448- atoola, toys. guitan, furni· Auguol 2 • 3. Thuro""y ~ Box .t Bl. Sordlo, Ohio CoH 448-teje. turo, loll of everything. 4.1841. Coli 114-483- -::W:::.7274 · friday. Brownell Avo., Mit!, . ter--w-ott-o-. dloport. Clothing, tiOII. ' vlcod. FNO n t -. ·Coli 197414x7oN-Moon.lll Neighborhood a...... Sole, odds • ends. .:: 11 4-9112-11001or114-742- up ..,tid lol with lenco, Aug. 3- 9om to -prn. Aug.4Air condlt""-•· not 8 3147. .,..,. old tnd ropolroblo. No otorogo building, exc. cond• hm lo 1 prit, 828 Knitl IS family yard ••le. Augull t', Jun• . C!OII 814·992-2802. 1 - - - - - - - - - Coli 4411-7141 ..... Drive. off Rt. 3ti ac"ro11 from & 3 . 9 to 4. Foot of Ro.. HiltJ Galia Auto Salea. Variety of on Rl. 33. "'· 1178 2 bdr. Nuhuo. oxc. Wontld: good uNd rnotOf .cond. Coli 441S-3243 Of for 1978 Hondo Chric 1200 LarOe yard sale. Refriget1:--: Mewing Sol• Soiling Every- tor, entique 1tand, chairs.:" atondord. Coli 1114-992408·0tB1 . 11814. thing from living Room • Wlller • McCoryware. • 21 Bullineu New Spiise;b:QOk• 1~b70 3 lleclroom to Kilchon. Coli houoeholdo liomo, dlohn.~-. Opportunity bdnn, gordon_tub. Ill elect .. 114-446-3313. crouqUeJte_ aet, mirron.:~ Wontld- large, old loundoextr1 ineulaUon. Only 1 - - - - - - - - - misc. 6 miles form CMite::. ' tlon IIOMO. WiH houl. Coil 112,8110; 141170 3 bdrm, Yord Sole Mondoy, Aug. 8. . on Rt. 248. Aug 2. 3. • 4 . · 8t4-742-2t37. , goniM tub. 2 b1llha. llltro 10-? •t Griffin'• Grocery In I NOnCE I THE OHIO VAUEY PUB- i_,lotlon. only It 3,410; KlltltUII"· Mllllil wardrobo. 4 family. Auguot 3 • 4. A., USHING CO. recomn-o 14xlll 2 bdmi . ..,-tub, alec. a weeper, bowling ball Hemlock Orove store build~~ _.."' lhot you .do buoln- with - • ber, •10,4110; u~ w/caH. antef(alnment ~n· ing. 8 to 5. ' people you know• .,d NOT 14x70 Vlndolo, 2 bdrm. 2 t~r. other mls~ . Rain to tond monoy through tM blha. flroploco , •BIOO .; cancels. Porch Solo, Aug . 3 9to 4,•: INIH untl Yl>U how imtnti- 1 Zxlll Certified, now 1-'-------~- 427 Uncoin Sl. Middleport,"• lllld tho offering. ,.....,... • dryer •8710.; Yrord Sole Soturdoy bobv lo tum loft It Pot HiH Ford: oft:• 11 Help Wanted 12x70Duploupll. •11000.; ldull clothn lo. othor blir- loft botwoon 5th a lth;o Aouta tor iele. Ll!rge Ne- F,.. deli wet r • Mt up. ..ina: Books • comics. 833 couches, chair&. desk, rugsllonol Snoclt ond VMding Gono't M - · homoo, lo- Oovln Rodney Villogo II . toy•. and ~fothlng . .... hoi for cot1c1 2 mi. from r-oHomemakers ••rn x-tra in· · ,. ..,o. · rout• ., wood bri""•. _ Rl2 lo Y.... Soio 6 Family Soturrfou• Yord oole Aug 1, 2, • 3. Cor;" GotlipOIIo ond ourroundlng ,.. Jet ........ We ~ ..... Eol'f to _.,hi will! 1•77. t -304-273-5135. 9-5. 28 Vinton St. Dryer, old like new. pick up truck,: ~inthlo-1 clothing, mloc. 3B3 Porfl St., KW. 1lx two c:roclto, ontiquea, clothing. Porty piton exp. 1 pluo. Gifto, high Nming potontiol . Min1171 86 Middleport. ' tov-•.llotM-r. NoinvMt- irnum irwaabnent 19,995. -. ... tro•-~ Y.... s ole Fridoy, s oturdey. mont. C11r a phone,__ C.ll C 1 II 317 927 11300 f -- ' or Cell 814-1 2-3438 olttr I 10 till &. 1Yt milo from YARD SALE:. Aug. 3rd oncf frM t -800-1113-1077. Aloo 111 op prn or 992-ltoo before II Vinton on Keyotono Ad. 4th. 9:00o.m. -8 :00p.m. Ri·• booldng peniH. ,.chard C~eman residenetllo'l. W-1 Sovo thio H . Eom · .:.prn_._ _ _ _ _ __ ""\ ... Yord Solo Fridoy, roor 1025 Keno· Beshan Rd. Port II.,.. -ltlono ov.;loblo &0% profit oe111ng the No. 1 for • INIIUN ldulll. Eom beouty product-AVO.N. Coli 1971 B........-•• 2 bed- ht. AVe. _ ,, 12xl0, I t -, rofrig- 1-~------11100- t800 month. Coli for 448-21118. eret:or, centflll air. 9" Mat. Yard Sate Centenary Aug. •ppolntmont, 1114-2415undlrpinning. TV -~ 3. Clothes, home interior. me. · tenM. Slit up in country glo-ore, batleprudo lo 22 Money to Loan . . . - homo pork. ••too. mile. T...hor bobyaitlllr in Collll14·992-7479. homo ot l!ddloon, 15 doys o o.,_ Solo 538 Hildo Dr. Yotd Solo Aug. 2.3.4. 9-1;. . · 1 child 10 mo . old. HOME LOANS FIXED 1 9B1 Schullr Ltd. 3 br 1 V. Coft>et, couch. cglr, lllble, Patio furniture. Mwing rhei;J Rofw,_a .' required. Coli RATE$ lolow marflot r1101. beth, total ea.t. central air. ch1ir1, baby it_.ms. toysm chine, TV. misc. 202.WelnU\.. 814-317-72215 . Fixed conventional FHA· microwave. diahwaaher, clothH. 8 · 6 . St., H8nderson WV. VA . Lltader Mortgage. refrig. underpinninG. ----------------~ - ~ Gcwom"""t joba. I 11.11111 AtMnl, collect 814-1592- , stove. redwood porch. 304-175- Yord Sole Aug. 2. 3 l!r 4. Bto Y1rd Sale. Aug . 3 and • .:: - QO,II53 r-r. Now hiring . 30111. 1049. 6 . centenary. ltttntO. girla Nice clothing, appU1nceio~~. ·your.,... for dlrwtorY coli clothn. misc. items. ap· kitchen g1dgeta. etc. Rt. 62!"-s BOII-8B7 -8000 lXI. 11 • 1983 Schultz Umilld Edl- ptloncoo, curloino. Rein 6 mi . North of Point Ple1~: 4444. 23·, Profeaionel lion,1o\x70, 3br, 1Ytbetho. .. ncoli. · unt. 9em to 7pm. ,... Services otlotoc. -rot oir, flreploce. Holp W.ntoil: Ful or port' ····· ~ 'J --·· · Yord Sole. Aug. 2. 3, 4. 9 ;0~ : 304-418- 11194 or 304-773- · ····-····-··-···· ti,. ...._..."" for Stroh Pomeroy to 5 :00. Rain or thine;... ... 5417., Coventry Jewelry Com~ clothes. di1hwalher, tro~ pony, Eom .more port-1- Piono Tuning •nd Ropeir. Middleport bona. Foster St.ln M11on, tllan ,.ny eom fuH 1 -. Brunlcordl Mullc Co .. 448- 1 976 Tri Stor, 12x80, oil Behind car wash. . .; :, GoM Income. No ln-t- 08B7. ~lp thlo od for 20% olectric, wood docfl ond ment, flesdble achedule, dlecount. Lane Daniela, underpenning. 304·B95- ·····-----··-· ······ ·····----· • .Yill'd Solo, Thuro and Fri. II"" mon-m•nt pooolbllltln . , _8_t4_-_7_42_·_2_8_11t_·---~ 311t1 . Prfr• ond _.... In IICOO- r Moving Sale : tur11i,ure, M•pl• St.. Mooon: ,Baby; . Holly Peril troller, 3 ocreo, diohoa, tov-. boolco, oddo lo clothing and furniture, miic;r. nition of echlia••""''"· TM nice country Mtting. ru,.l enda. oPI!OfiUnlty to •m tripo to antiques. jewelry. ----------------~ -~ wotor. OH Crob Crlolo R011d, toolt. clothaa, Bullworker. 4 fomilvo. Aug. 1. 2. 3. Si( < • dNOm l o - o . Sor.tl COli814-448-B311t . deecon'a bench toy chHt, mila• Nonh At. 2. Point' entry II '• full ,.. . . jewelry compony offering high bicycle, onlique holf bed Pleasant. Childrens Schoof 1972 tnoilw In Clif· 12x80, ity 1 4K gold. -""'' oliver 31 Homos for Sale ch4trrv with maures 6. Clothing, Adult Clothing •'!..· ton with ' 12x21 -on. On opringo. 234 Mulberry Ave .. alzee. Radio. tapti player,.. Md In lddltlon to • foohlon jlwolry tt.rooogllout Three bedrooqaa, central air. lot BOx 1 00._ Aofling Pomeroy, Auguo12• 3. 9to Watch for Signa •111.000. 00 . colt Goo . :-:---::-----'----'' 4. llio United lt•toa. Forlntor- vinyl wol paper, oorpat Vorl! Solo, Multi family. viaw call between .houn of throughout. woll lnoulotld, Johnoon 304-773-9140. 1 PM to 4PM, Mondoy- new point. enochatl t~~~rogo. Yord' Sole, Auguot 1 lo 2, 1915 Muwoll Rd. Friday 10 Frldoy. Aok for : et4-3BB- 11"1 outdoor grill, lnttrOICtion of 1 24 • 33B in tilt 4 . Sot. 10 till 1 St.,.., 36 Lots & Acreage BI&I Connie Q~ Uh~ mMY •xboo. Cd 441S-21183 Recine, 10o.m. to 4:00p.m. Movie film edllor. ETC. ETC. Olroctor. 814-441S-2U4 tit II:OOPM. oflllf 8:00PM R1in Cancela. Y1rd Sate, Thu.-a and Fri 4th Corol'(n . Dorot Bunch con 114-208-118&9. Lo' for Ale In Mercorvillo, 3 Lorve 3 family yord aoio. house past Morning 'Star M11t1..... · tlliler hookups. electric, ru· Augull 3 a 4 . Fri .. lo Sot .. 9 Church, Rt . 82 South. Groon T-nohlp , _ beouPort limo modlcei counor. tlful, 2 otorv homo. 4 or I ral water. septic tank, till 1 At. 248. 2 miles from Yard Solo, Aug 3 ond 4 . • Cell coil- 113-129·3200 bdr .. 1Yt bath, 1 - LR lo 18,000. Coil 814- 2&8- CMoter. Third St, Mwa~on . Lota of nic8" ~ botwoan 8 • tt Aug , 2• 3 KltcMn, formal DR, ptMity 68t8, only. room. garage. concrete 1-H-o_m_nl~t-o-:-in-C-Io-o~,.-iow--e.-• Huge yard ule. Moved from · summer and wiftter iteme. ,, ~ ' nice lot. city ochoolo, . atoo. ol utiiitiOI Including C.lifornlo, lillie of every- Yord aole. 2 fomllieo. Aug :( ~ Wlltlt-.1-C:O. fvr Hi-Woy drlvt. 101110 on1iqu01. furnithing, 41'1 mil01 from Gollipollo. oewor, no monoydown. Coli ture, 3rd lo 4th, 881 W. of thru 4, from 9:00 to 3:00. ' lnn - Konout~~~. oppiy in perlorgoln pricld '114,100. IS14-251S -1218 otter &PM . Children• clothes, teena an"d Darwin. Rain cancel•,~ oon. Wll conoldor mobile horne aduhs cloth• . LOti of misC. trodo-in. Coli 441-1038. In Noilhup on Concmt Wanda Powell's, 6th Street 1 milo from Y on Rl. 112,. · ~·""'· ombitlouo ... Street. No reobictlono: op· In Racine, August 1 to 4. 9 Point Pleasant. Firat one thia .~ IHperoono to work full ond Only 9Yt% 11oumoble loon porox . 130 fl. fronto 1111. Cell · ' till 8 . lnfonl to adult clo- year. · port limo In GallipolllltdiOI on thii 3 '811 brick ronch 4 ,. 6 _3481 . ' '' thing. wielding dron. mloc. lhop. lend rooumo houoe. IICiudld on 2 .9 Yard Sole. 2nd Strlat Mo-; to boa 1010 In CII'O of the ocreo of lend with form 1----~---son ., frl, Sot, Aug 3 • 4, ' oDtlly'i'rtbune.IZII - d . 1oC11tac1 nur o• Hilt Approx. 5Yt ocroa, . 1...1 Auguot t ,2 ,3; 10:00 lo 1 •;. llpoll Ohio lend, w~h ·fronlollll on two mile off Rt. 7, bypou on from 9 :00 1 Avon, clothing:' .. G vo.. o. •nd C•nlo,..lilo, opprox. rtodo, exo . tor ·llulding, dlohrtoand mioc. · •48t mo. poynwnt. Only mlnl·form, oil utltleo MOI'by 111. t 24 Rutland rd. 2 family . 41113t · year. Opel Bigg1. Firat thia U. 7110 down. 379-2B03 In old 180 noor Porter, 3 !emily yord aolo, Fri. Aug; :: . D_.ble, omblliouo ••- •tttr I P.M. doly . ·•t.OOO. Cali 814-38B · 992·3828. 3, rairi or shine . 108 Hollo· ' ....,.,_ to work lull ond 1-----...;,___ way St. Hem:teraon, W. v•. ~·· ' 8 01 Auguot 2, 3, 4 . On SR 654 """ limo .In Golllpolo iodleo Wouldn't .you Iiiio to be 1__B__ _·- . . . . , . - - - - ' . ..\ opptrol lhrlp. Bond roourno llllliod Into thlt now homo By ownw. 3o ocroo. Loon be\WMn CMohlre • Porter. Moving ule, t doy Fri. Aug to ,box 2020 In Cl,. of tho ... foro otorlo1 N.L. •ru with mobile homo ond 3. fur"lture. 'clothee, miiC,- G.. liDG11aDM!yTribuno,8211 Stwveno OM flnonco your unflnlohod houoo. Moko HUll" Multi fomily yord ~le 9-1. Poll Hen""'oon 11oiJ,• behind produce m1rtcet at Third Avo .. Gllllpollo. Ohio new horM with only 1% offer. 104·11H-8429. 1.4Chatter August 3rd. Rain road tracks. 41131. downplit"*'lonlltormoup • - - - - - - - -Cancels . to 31 .,..,., Cell Jori Allie , 1 II ocroo Of 1 -. Hickory Stroet Solo, 7th Streot, , Ciplleilltl Wtnted. fOf IM 814-371-272B for -11 Chopol Rood, 304-.1711MVeral hou•••· New Haven ...·. yerd ule. Augu1t 4 f1mily M_......_oltMfwlloat ottorBPMor814·477-2443 1923. • 2nd • 3rd. Uncotn Htgo. Aug 3. 9om to 1 :::'&..~..:.1:.:':: 1_1_1\_M_·._II_PM_.-----::--. Pomeroy. Clothing for eve ~ for thlo ftlth-otltry, 11omodoltd oute home. :;R:ee:::;:l;E:it:::a:t:.== ryone. book•. · gla11ware, SI>< family block ute Frt, 9.i. Aug 3, 4. 2011 ond :iii4; mloc ilemo. t to 4. fl!lli4llr .-no~ng poolllon clooe to oohooio. OwMr For01t St. lOB H•nclifobil: • Coil Ow loo Calu...... forM folllrnlnldlololyll MidWanted St. Hondoroon. 9-11. OW ' .ln1trvlew. t-IIB-11B1 dtoport. Cell 814-1112 - 1 - -- - - - - - - Auguet 2nd • 3rd: Two ltOYII. table. Chlirt, · ~ . t mlioo N. of Cileolor on At. 7 , callect. 1141 brick or molnt-ncofrH Loti Ol-d otuffl Clothing, "',.., dlohn, old quliti, dol~;. croflo, clotheo chlldr•ii:· ·• Auto- O...nitt l-:-·------wit-h~lo-to_l_n-:C-i'o_w_n 3Allbdr. homo In looio, om•ll oppll•nooo, lduha. Bid- oprudo, lir..: I evon. )IWIIIry, puzzJea. antown. 304-8711-3030 or tt G..... tipto DO!! ot Church. City fvr _,.. lnfvnnollon Rain or lhifte, j , • tlquoo, mloc. Roln o8ncota . 8711-3431 . c:.lllt4-H2·HII. an tt4-2111:!JOIII. -torv.. at. 1-. ill-. j""""· w- -·ground • •-Vlllintl. - bool!,,., · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . EU8lNE lONG Ph. (11~ 143·5425 7111'1. ••• . • 2• LOaT hllr ldnen; l a t • I.Muet" lt.. GellpaMa '*" ...... ' Dill! JNY white .._ • - white on tHo. ' ................27J..ty ji....A_M_.- - - - • r .. ,oom-···:rn;:• st..,. 1--------- - - -· &Vicinity -1- ••rnonch -"'Ill· I 1 ....,.rot = -~ llMnadtllitt tW............,, ....... All Won G•rlllt..d.• "'IR ISnMATJS" ,..,It Nnt. ' UDI'Iaht ...... Jb4:'1711-JUI. o- w.tt Worltld lflhallle - ........ 1114uttrltil rniiM 1M 111. 2 Jorlcho. 304- 61 Makes hbyoltter- In 8yrocu11. For II month old boelnning Aug.2Z lhroughochOolyoor. C•II814-7JI2-2t37. ~ , "e-'sa\8S ,....... on Duty PULLINS c-.. EXCAVATING, ._Addon• !1M rwmod..ng l...Roofinj Md gUtt.- work 7·11·J/mo.' • / > I HOtnasfor&alo -drl-lld-.--!!,_ . •Z!IITH · . *SYlVAIIA ' · • &WEEPER ond -inti inoc:hi.,_ ....... plrtl, oupplios. Plctl up Md delivery. Davis . Y.ecuum ont holt up· OIOfiU Creell Ad . Call 114-448-0294. • - CARPENTER , SERVICE DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL ' JUST CALU 992-3410 - , or 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL- SAND TOP SOIL-FILL ,DIRT - 1 I I 't I I I I I I 7119/1 mo. pd. WE AlE YOUI SAL£$ AND SERVICE . HEAOQUART£1S FOR YOUNG'S ~ • GAS-WATER Calf 742-3195 -Or 992-5875 E EXCAVATING •Tlii!IIICHtNO , "•" 3t ' • • & SUPPLIE$ ~~. ~67-7560~367-76 '· tHUHJI(, OHIO ' needi: fttrniCH repair service an~ installation. Residential ' & Commercial f·11·tfc ; I G&W PLASTICS 992-21915 ;''"~n.=w.,' · t MILLER ELECTRIC . SERVICE Mlddlapon, OhJa oiACK HOI oOOZfll ., •IND LOADEII ioDUMP TIIUCK IEIIYICE OWATEII, OAI. IEWEIII IIAIN UNII. • CUI' THIS NOTICE FOil · FUITHfll RfffltfltiCt 7119/1 mo. p<f . Me1gs County Auditor : 54 Misc. Merchandise •• BUS.: 985-3113 RES.: 985-3837 William R. Wickline.. 181 2 ltc ,.t FREE E.S TIMATES For al( your wirina We can also ecld boil end rod out rediltors. Wt also riPIIr G11 Tenks. ' 0 In compliance w11h Sect•on 5705.27 of the Oh10 Aev1sed Code. the Me1qs Colln ty Bud(:let CommiSSIOn w•ll meet Fnday. August 3. 1984. at 10 ·00 am 1fl the Aud11or's o ff•ce of the Metgs County 7-26-1 tno. 7/11/lfn .. lilt.. C.>olttoll IA- --~~- ................ •r.-.--.. ,.. -, .,., .,........... . . .. .,....._,,.,., , ,_..,.._, .._.,_,.,. ...._,.,,...., •·•c..,,,, .... coo~ottt 31 0 Mokoo '.Modolo lnstdlllorl HOOOM Calli Md Sllop S.r>ict A•ill"l local S...ico Calls' ll5.00 ~... Galllpollo, Ohio M..onc•..wv ..... c.~otw GoltioC-" II bAn-. CalfJIS-418~ We lorviot All St. lt. 160 North , ... M .. ~ - C/ouij1'f'd poflr' oorf'r·l hr · /IIIIOI4"illflll'/1'p hflnr r., rhon.n'• ... JJ. , ........... . ... JJ-v-••wo •nM ,................ . M•c"-0 ll · lol •~ oll..~ll , I . ._..,,.. ,, Ph. P.rtln, w- GAS LINES. WATER LlftES SEWAGE LINES hntu. OhiO U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL - . THE · DITCHING 'SERVICE AIO 446-4522 I - C:Miat-• I ...Wi~04hto.,.~ HalpWMtad ~to lilt cit 'Gotdlf'. H KW. ,_ tov-1 Oomonotroto foundooi814-U2·.21170f gltto for frllndty toy H2-7101 ., Ha- 3023. perty. Top cilmml- Md Swim loldl ·llllt...,.liltl StrviCII G ~lulliftMMI Vlllyf Sl!llnp .11J v.. r:s Experience ,.... ......., 11 =====~;:==ilr=========l':=========:;i '*"' LOIT: 1·•10Eloctronlco Tochnlchlon. Houoo- t28110.000 Fourth -Avo Clotlloo - at Hocb. fOf lblit to - l r cor, homo 821,000, n ..... fomllv. l1 -~ c~ - · 2-wov rodioo. lend •h'-'too""' ·lond ·-roct 11l-H7-7'721.-..... •• to P 0 lox 342 with I - t i n t -. Coli ROUSH ' Oallipolia, Ohlo 411131. 114-448-3204. FREE HfARI.G TESTS- W£DIIESDAYS l;i ;,. Mlddhe t - · CONSTRUCTION femolo tolftn ratrtlvor. Nice 3 bdr. brick homo. NIW =~:llVt le g ' ,, loRandFound ·- 1:3;8;:_ 0 with"""'' ,. ·-~---'---:--- ,, �' ·- '. ., CNILYU Wflllll 81 lmpr'!::'r:entt , ·-~ · - - ·~ . -- .... .. ......... .. ..··.., ·-· ., ... .-~ - .. • .· • THURSDAY 8/2/84 ...... 154 Mlec. ijENIN9 CJI • 1:00 ~ (() • (() Knouff Firewood Reduced prlcn thru July 31ot. Hove your own ...aoned wood thlo winter. 114· 218· 82411. ~ ll"'r.to~IE; V-~ , ,,.,._ (I) NewT- Hunt · Mudo 8portal..ook I Andy Grltlhll ~lither • MacN.IVI.ehror Newahour . llll.llllillllll llelnbow =-• !llc.ol.lilmett . I SUrTnlt rn NBC N•- 8 :30, (() ~ .Edition.' Ana._,_: 'Olympic VHf~·· -~~~= ® Eleculc 7:00 • (()PM M,.m. ' (J) Here Come the ,l lrldll ' OltiiQIC a.m. part. paid. Coll676-61 04 or 87&-&388. Houoo-6 roomo • beth. 914 Third Ave. $166 mo., 176 dopoolt. Cell 614-448· 3870. home in city. CA. 1 or 2 adults only. no pets. Cell 448-0338. 61 Household Goods fumiohed opt. 2 bdr. 1138Yz 2nd .. GollipoUo, $186woter pold. Cell 448-4418 after 9PM . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Olivo St.. Golllpollo. New 8t uMd wood a coal atovee. Fumlohed opt . 1 bdr .. U26 , utlltloo i>•.id, •.dulto, 920 4th AVe .. Gollipolio. Call 448- · 4418 lifter 9PM . oulto with 8 Inch flat armo t399. bunk bedo complete with bunkleo $199, 2 place Unfurnished 8 room hou•. 1 Y.r beth. g.u fumace, dorm windowa, prage. No pete. llol • Dopoolt. Coli 8144411-2643. Hou11. 4 roomo & bolh lum. S12& mo. •711 dop. locoted 7311 roor 3 rd. Avo. Coli 4411-3870 or 4411-1340. 3 bdrm home~ for rent, unfurnithed, on 18 ecret. free e•• heet, IOCIIted on Rt.33 at N.Melgo Co . line. S260. mth. Coli 81 4-263· 2323. 4 br hou11 lor rent. 304- 676-3270. 2 bedroom cottege, good locotlon, •1811 .00 plu1 dapoolt. Coli lor appointment onlY 11:00-8:011. 304-6767634. Upper Mt. ·Venlon , 5 room1. bath, batament. garage. ovelleble ooon. U21(i .OO month ~ Reference•. depotit, 304-8711-2861 . 42 Mobile Homes ·. for Rent 2 bdr . 2 milo below Eureko, · •160 mo. pluo dopooh, no peto. C•ll 614-1143·2844-or 814•643-2916. Nicely furnished mobile Troller In lllo Orondo, unfurniohed · 1160 month · pluo utllltiea, *160 dapoatt mar· ried couple only. Coli 814388-1108. 28R, unfurnlohed Holly Plfk 12Xjl0, Wooher & Dryer hook up, Yz milo poot HMC. Coli 11.4-4411· 4319 or 304875-9780. a bedroom troller, .1711 lnaludoo, wotor & gerbage, pluo dopooh. Co11814-387· 72117. ' Houll tro1111t' for rent, 322 Third Ave. Adulto only, no poto. Call 448-3748 or 1114·2118· 1903. . 2 bdr. troller Clork'o Chopel Rd. Fr" wotor, 1 child, no poto. Collllt4-388-8473. 2 bdr. mobile lromo neor North Oolllo Jollgh School. •1110 mo.. SilO dop. Coli 814-381!·8711 ' Mobile homo for ,.,.,t, 8x40. Call 814-948-2424. Mobile home for rent, 8x40. Call 814-949-2424 . Mobile Home lor 11-: 12X80 2 bedroom fully furnished with 10X21ilt. glllaed-in porch •178.00 per month plul utHitlel end 110urity dopo0it. No peso or children . Coli 181411854227. Two bedroom . troller, kit· chen futniehed, couplet. one omall child occopted. Role" onceo. 304·8711-1 0711. 2 br mobile homo in Oolllpo111. 814-448-8221 . 2 br mobile homo In Galilpollo. 814-4411-8221 . 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS 1Equal Houolng Opportunity( hoo one and two bedroomt, rent otortlng at 11 113· lor one bedroom ond 1198 por month for two bedroom, whh UOO ~oh located noer Fooclond end Spring Volley Pluo, pool ond TV ont. Cell 4411·27411 or lelve Fumllhld opt. 918 2nd .. Ollllpolll. •1711. Men only. CoR 441-4418 oltlr 8PM. e Upstiira fUff'!iahed apt .. 4 rooma& bath. -1 or 2ed~tta, liViniroom auitea S199, ontron reclinlfl $99, ·ot!ter recllnoro •80. mople dinette oeto •119, box I. mattreu twin 01' 3159. Goroge Apt.. lumlohed, 4 roomt A: bath, adutla only. Call 814-448-9279 otter 4pm. Rlveroide Apto. Middleport . Special r11te1 for Senior Citiren1. •130. Equal Hou\.. ing ()pportu·nltlea . &14992-7721 . 1 LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofl. chair. rocker, otto· man, 3 tablu,jextrli heovy(, .886. sot•• choir end lovoIHt. U71i. Solound cholro priced from *2811. to 18911. Tableo. •60ond up to 1126. Hldt-l•bldo, S390. ond up to •1110 .. oola bedo •1411, ·Recllnero; •285. to S37& .. Lampo from 128. to $126. pc. dlnetteo from •109., to 436 . 7 pc . •189 ond up. W9od table whh ~~~ chllro U86 to S741i. DHk 1110 up to 122&. Hutcheo. 1660. Bunk bod complete with mattr....a, •276. and up to S391i. · loby bldo. •110. Mattreuea or box sp~nga, full or twin, S68 .. firm, 188. ond •78. Queen lito, •19&. 4 dr. ch11t1, S42. I dr. cheoto, 1114. Bed lromoo, UO.ond $26., 10 gun · Gun coblnell, U60. Gil or olectric rangn U75. loby mottroOHI, S26 • S36, bed !romeo •20. U6, • $30, ~ing home •60. Good 1etec· tlon of bedroom tuites, rockare, metal cabinet•. heodboordo UB & up to •8&. UAd Furniture -- Upright VHioge Manor Aptl.. Mid· frnzer. dryero. l!f1d '(\1'1. 3 dleport . jE. H.O .I hoo 1 , mlleo out luloville Rd. Open 9am to 8pm, Mon. thru Fri ., bedrm epts. fof rent. the rent Bom to 6pm, Sot. 'otortolt •201 o month thot 814-4411-0322 . lncludeo oil utllltieo. pluo o S200 IICUrity dtpOI~ II required. We juet laid new GOOD USED APPLIANCES carpet in them • they're Wathera, dryert, npfrigera· located n•r • doctor'a tore, rangea. Skagga Ap· office & shopping areas. Call plloncoo. Upp~< River Rd. beoldo Stone Crall Motet. 814·992· 7787. 814-4411-7398. New 1 bedroom apte. In Middleport . Fumiohed or County Appliance. Inc. unfurnlohed.Coll 1114-992- Good u11d opplionooo end TV-·· Open BAM to 8PM. 6304, Mon thru Sot. 448·1899, Apenment . in Pomeroy. 3 827 3rd. Avo. Gollipollo, roomo & both. Coli 814· GH. 9~2 - 6821 . Bunk bed1 with bookcaM, 1 and 2 bedroomt furnl1hed eet chett drawera. Early oportmento. Coll992·11434, American con1ole .tereo. 992-5914, or (3041882· Doyo 1114, 241 ·6868, eve.. 814· 24&-11096. 2588. Nice 1 ond 2 bedroom unfurniahed apartments. 304· 6711·2218 before 6 p.m. 1 ond 2 bedroom aport· menta. Point Pleaunt. 8_14448·B221. 1 ond . 2 bedroom opart· mento. Point Pllount. 814· . 448-8221 . 1:---~------ Apartment unfurni1hed, """'I Super .C Flitmoll .. 7 ft. 78 Plymouth, outomltlc mower, turning plowo, 214 frena, 8 oyllnder, a.c .•. beler, 2 wogono with rubber 81 ,000 miloo. Very good tirao, 304-937-2738. condition . U.200. Coli 614-992-3792. 62 Wanted to Buy Ex~. pick-up lood, S30.00 dellvered. 3,0 4-876-2991 .or 876-8782 . Ten handmade Barbie out· flto, 1111.00. Afghono mode vlrioualizes and prices. Cal' 304-896-3080 Eloctric dryer 8 mo . . old. UOO. 4 Chevy rolley wheelo 14x7 in . 876-7784. 66 Building Supplies Now open for bualneu, Mountain State Block, Rt. 33, New Hove~. Comploto mooonry oupplln. 4", 8.", 1 il" block. Dollvery Arvice. Phone doy 304-882·2222, evening 8B2·3239. -::-:-....,..-----~--- 66 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities . AKC Dobermon puppieo: Stud Sorvlce. Coll814-4487796. . Judy Toylor Grooming. Coli 1114· 3117-,7220. - - - - ' -- - - - - Briarpetch Kennett Profes· aional Al·breed grooming. lndoor-out~oo; boarding facllitill. Pick up ond delivery ..rvlco. Engl)lh Cocker Spaniol puppl11. Coli 81 4- 388· 9790. Dregonwynd Cltti!Y Kennolo. AKC Chow • puppleo, Slameae kittens. new ti~ers CFA Hlmoloyon ond Porolon kiltono . Collll14-448-3844 otter 11 . 2 63 AKC 3526. Duhund 304-871- Elec. HotP.,int rongo, kit· chen link, 304·882-2428 . Qee hot water huter, wortle - d . 1311.00 .. Coli 304773-5747 ofter 1:30. 62 CB.TV. Radio Equlpmllnt ' ' 8011 801 llriH 4 1p10kan, Naklnlchl 1100 oorloa caaeette deck, pre·amp, omp, tu-. ,l u , _ nDIH reduction unit. t1. 100 !Inn· llrlouo colton only 114-379-2444. bob tonko, loto of chromo. like new, 4000 ft111M, oil oilginol porto go with bike. H800. · Call 814-448· 7383. . . For S.ole.: 1977MonteC 0rlo. Red, Alum. ·Slota. e.:t1111, 1-------~- 'l'n• good, looko · good, Alpine Doe Kldo, •8o.oo. n.ooo. Call 992-&120. Ouall.ty mature proven mllkero. Roglotored Dhi re- 1973 Dodge Cornette, 4 For• Solo: '191h Hondo XL cordl $126.00. 304-459· doo.r, . eut.o . Goo·d con. 600 s. llki ...... prlc,j;d on lno~ectlon . Coli 982-11820. 1783. $1000 . Cell 614·.986· 42711 . 1983 _Kowukl 860, perfect 3 y11r old Golclng o~~ddle cond. King end Queen -•· hono. 304-4118-1917. 1979 Chryeler Cardobo, poddodSI11Yior,reol1hlrp, lull~ equipped, good condl· 11.000.00. 30.4-882 tion, •2.100. 137 Peril 3328. 64 Hey & Gre(n Drive, Point· Ploillf1t, 304-~~~=ii;;;::;~=== 1176-11983 or 304-8963812. 76 and Good ml•ed hay In bern. Motorl for -Salt 11.60 bole. 304-676-4500 1978 Chrvll• Now Yorllor, or 304-882· 3329 . 10.&00 ectuol mllu . Show room condition ~ tully equipped. n.ooo.oo firm. 1973 Corrovalle, 18 ft. 140 Tr;tll ' llllrl.llillll 304·773-&710: 8:00 -till HP, 1-0. drive on trailer, u,'Joo: Coli 44&-2240. 5:00. . 71 Autoa for Sale 18 ft. bill bolt, 1760 lb. troller . . ovorythlng ·1 984 mpdol complete SO HP Mercury. Coli 814-3889718. 1978 Chryller New Yorker, 10,500 octuol miloo . Show room cpndition, tully -ipped . • 7.000.00 firm . 304-773-671 O: 8:00 till 5:00. ~--------- TOP CASH pold for late model u11d coro. Smith Buick-Poruloc, 1911 Eaot· om Ave.. Golllpolio. Call 614-446-2282 . 1984 Coveller wogon CS, - - - - - - AC; tilt, crul... PS . PB. 1982 2 dr. Ford Eocort, 4 AM-FM. like new cond. opd .. radio. real ohorp, 304-773-6148. U,799. John'o Auto Solei, luloville Rd. Gollipollo, Oh . '76 Oldo Sterllre. runo good. Open til dork. Cell 448- outa. B""'nd Krodel Pork 47112. cro11 Rallrood trock. 1---------- 1978 Gouger, PS, PB, PW, AC. crui11, AM·FM, OM mogo. Muot All. Coli 448· 02119. . '71 VW lug, runo oxc .. new clutch. tlrll, good body, gocdoticklr, $960.00. 304937-2308. . . 210 HP Flborlorm 1·0, 19ft 81n length. Phono304-1171i41119: . 1976 Chevy M.onzo. V-8, Am-Fm Cooootto, 4opd, PS, PB. AC. 88.000 miloo, •1 ooo . Coli 1114-388 8639. 1970 VW ' Beeilo. axe. runnlng cond. CoN · 304-8711· 6783. • outboard. wilh traiiM. 304- 1979 Pontloc Flreblrd Formull, good. cond. Collll14· 388-8361 . Morcury Coprl, 4 cyl, atandard trane. aun PI, PS. 12,300.00. U11coln Avo .. Pt. Pit. 198d Honda 2 door Accord 5opd. hetchbock, I'C. crul• control. 13.200. Coli 614· 246·9328. 1977 " -:; • 1---......:...'---- - ' •o ·GASOLINE ALLEY f & Acceasories 1 ___ 81 v II ' I' Home lmprov.m~t• . ftiO Chivy~ ton. 4 opnd, 1 ---~---~ hHvy duty, good .oond. ,..,_ 304-871-1311. 4=··2 1171 Chivy luburben, I wd. 11'77 ChiVY · VI. eUIO, 4 wd. ,977 Jaop Cheroklo, Yl. 4 ........ 4 wd • .1174 Dodal ......,. Yl. - · 2 -•. • ' .; bed diYidetl .....,, ......... ., . ~ dl ,,.,•••• ,t .., THOMAS JOSIIIH Acaofl8 1 strike- WHAT . I PICKED UP LOOI(V ATtOwEnv'~ LANDS NO!! PAID ME TO HAUL IT OFF 'iARD SAU: FER A OOLLER !I K,_. •Rollllfbllls Z5Us(Sp.) •Kiil&biiY Lending Obuated with destroying the Wolfbridge Group, Mock trieo to get Abliv to talk about her dellings. 1RH60 ., .._ ... ., ~ .; ,, ~1--+- ' IIlie S1Hiw.food M Et1YJ111an 1. ) • king / IUudreyS'I Otie kind of bend Nemmtcto .Anloc ' I, • Altereallon ~:J::-+-+-+-+-+­ UNoble TG!IV .._,•• Journal !IIIeY Yest.erday'sAnlwer "Duke" !'1 Soviet lake 1;..-HI-+- •• Ufs of • Nata- 1t Elqilnd i Russian U Emlaary Z5 Cyber· the lilnP ....-t II CoiJese netlca 11 Sk:lliancity I Talked, in Oregon pioneer 11 Throw talked, 21 Salt (Fr.) • Farm II 0o1b .talked 2Z Que Sl Tlnb .-e 1 German I 23 llnalllan 31 Deliver an IIAdwrb, ILikeMia -1*1 addito odllta Amet'ica It ...,....I 31 Splritu.J •Indefinite • Alrcr8ft Z5 Of the • Electronic period · navi81111on . Orient IOUIId 21 Vlltaree · system • DlatGrt • eoverq - , II Aplr1ment a Olarger' 6:-Hr-+•Noted (() MOVIE: 'Eooy Money' (() ()I illand lbeAiles rn mini a Noblenu IS Otie Of murderoua rampage It 1 locol 911' bar and laRue and Wuhinlton diocover th81 • 'hllow Hill street officer Witnessed the ottock but io reluctont to odmit he was ~ the bar. IRI 160 LOWett~ ! a Repter bre1ker DOWN 5 Film c:rltie 1 Game .. Remlltt bird upon ' I Deep pili: 11 "My Ooulln s Ring_ .. shaped ,. , Italian I' , name ~ Anolllef u.. / . D.W.YCRYPI'OQUOTB8-Here'aboWiewertlt: ttl~....... ®18th"- Oym To- AXYDL8AAXR t.LONGFELLOW night"a progr8m pauma a opeclol por troll of • neight>orllootl boxing gym In Brooklyn, NY. Odd Couple 11 :30 (J) ttl Tonight Show ~~~~~~~~~ ~~-:• , ...,~~ j Mobile Home Owner nHd ~. : aenorol eervloo, undorpln · "" nino. add ona, tO yra . a'.:p. ~ Coll448·1111at . . I · of ohotly townololk. •·• "• . ~ I:'J • ·• .......,,.. QMGB mini . • (, ()1. All In the Fomlly , , :411 Cll Gettlna Even· 12:00~~Ahn • till ISo . " Vlctlrnl 1t T'.,. .......... from Alllntlc City, NJ · ' AW KAKQZD WAFDO PJ DBQ DBARJMZJ. ., - . • . ' liB~ ...,.pork ' unllttlna~ i ~ .,. Otie letter lllndl for another. In IIlia saqlle A lll.ai fw tbe tine L'1, X for. the two O'a, etc. sqle 1e1tera, ..aophw, tbe len&thand formaUon of the wwdl an aU llpta. Ellcb day tbe code lelten an different. · llelt ol ClroUcho MuM lpartal ook • (J) ·Hart 1D Hart Jenni· for'o vllit to ~ weotem· . -' . 87 ------.,.----"· .; ..., \:5~ • . (() liiiOVIE: 'Krull' •, \ .... .... - ss..: ·, Till ITAT! '' UPHOLITIIIY IHOP' : :'f~. 1163 leo. Ave .. Ollllpolio. ~ ll14·441·7133or814·4411· _..~ 1111. , ';-: . ._ ,. p,. Julill'l . . 11 :00 ill ti>li'(J) Ill H$Ws . ~ . wd. ~-171-H21 . INT ................ lsiW . . . . . ......, Show 10:00. (() 1D HllllhrMt ..... A demented men- on • I .•••. .. ~ lltdlpan.-ntNIW8 10:15 (J)"'""'""" Nuto ()) MOVII: 'M•nle' I . ~ 0 :30 My Utile .,..Ia JIMI ' WATER BERVICE . CoH .Jim Lenior, 304-8711· : 7317. . ·: ' · Upholatery p- ~ Mllllonolro (J) Night Court Lono her leolingt lor Hl<ry when lhe mekll I piOS It him. 1!11 (J) SnNk Paawiewa Neal Goblor and Jeffrey lyons llka 1 look ot oorne of to1Rl day's 'Riling I · ·• • M min.l . ' 8CI M . l;l . ••t<r , • Open!JIIIeld; 'IK (J) MOVIE: 'Pwmoter' Jame1 Boya Water Service. ' · ~ AIIO poole filled . Clill 814- • 2111-1141 , or 814· 4411· J 1171 or 814·441 · 71111 . ~ 1977 A~wlng 17'h ft. fully 1olf·contalnod with ehower, • - e. 304·17127811. f •e ··=~ ·: 11auling p- p- tionedl . ,. . . 1 ' •• 81111 • ,8'"'1co Shlrpen -· ., ' Scluoro. Fabric Shop, ·_, ·;· !'omoroy. 1114-992-22B4. . . 85 ' · General Nortlo .... ••l)iled _)' aervlce. AUthOilzed Singer Will .... .... ' tionedl • c.ps.in Golloslt 9 :00 • (() 1D a-a Sam and Dione cl>olt 1g1 eech other to lind the perfect elate. 1111 li)700Ciub ' • ()) lit Simon • Simon A.J. and Rick by a teechar whoM youthlullllng 1n akin llicko haa come beck to 'hount her . (RI160 mln .l (()Up Pon poll ® My-yl 'We, the Ac· cuoecl.' P0<4i's life with his wile iajoyleu until he moe~~ a lonely cola ague . who ohMeo hlo loVI oflitoreture. (RI (60 min.l ICiooed Cop- SEWINO Mochlne repoiro,• ...; 1811 Crlokot 8 ft. llldt In truck oomper, furnonco, 3 ..~ goo, refrigerator; likeo1ootrlo, .ntw , bur- N""l, 0 :: ~ . O. C ..l !114-248- "I ' .... .... ....,. . ........ .. Dell!r. Sotdll of breioad swnt· broods: (RI ICiolld Cap- I • +I• VuiMnllle: llotb c.. .. .. 84 Electrlca I ,. & Refrigeration __.._____ .-· . 0 •u tKQI714 :couroe " ___ . +HU 'Broiled Sweetbrudo.' Ju· lie Child preoensa o coone of followed by her mo1n . For Solo 1973 Ford 6660 .-· ·, Backhoe, ancloaed cab. new. '~· tlrn. •7800: 19113 OMC : ,- • Singlee.:le eemi-truak,good _,.\ ":· tirao. minor work needed , ""'· . rebuilt 318 Dotra~. eound -: .; truck, •21100: Homo mede . : lowboy, .olnglo oxle, fifth . - ' whnl. •1600 . 0 .1 .0 . ·or trade far 4•4 or Hor(ey, ~ · : Dewldton.CiH lea l.leflerr,, •• .. ;· 814-89B-il989 beforo 8 :3ll 11 :· o.m. or 898-6823 altar • ;. ·: 8:30. . • •• ~ TWo AM · car radioa, one AM -FM I triCk otwro cor rodlo . Four 1111n. white rlmo. Four Chevrolet truck hub copo for 4x4. Royce Mobllo 23 Chennll .ca . MtnHoldo lor 1 C~vy 31111•.304-1171121711-11:00 PM. ·~71 Sky lUng (BI• Dlr.- ... 1--------..,..-- us IIOIITII ·. · Atlontlc Clly, NJ For, Sole, 1980 co .. 4&08 •.. · Do1er, 2600 hro, olde cqv· · -••· fullllwHp canopy, new : , track. plno • . buohlng , ; ' ' · 12700; 1978 CoM 680C . Backhoe, 2800 hra, .en· ~ •.~ ; doted cab, new rear tirn,· ,. ·· .• good IOUnd, f19,'000 . C..l. ~-· L.e1 Jeffart. bafore 8 :30· ~: ' a .m., 814·898-8889 or 'I'• 898-8823 oftor 8:30. ·"!<! 1:;=:;:=::::;==== .lt71U 1RI O.onr Work by Ted Hanna: ; .:; Rlnkorbllt. 90 hp . +AU 11) Top ~ Boxing from ~,. - . -: • .."',. 1WT (() ttl'fomly Tiel Ely.. dilmoyed over her ).emily's relction to her toklng a job 81 '" .. chitecturol fin!l, Good-1 E.:caveting, baea- · ·. menlo. footere. drlvew.V.: · : • aeptlc tankt, lan~scaping.·. -· ~· Call anytime 614- 448' ·. • 4137, Jomoo L. Dovioon, :Jr. ,-,. owner. . " +A~t4U +101114 ; ~ ' _ j ·.• Excav~ting tAJU J 8:30 • - -· 83. ., . . - , lllld Jeffrey Lyons toke 1 look It tome of today's 'Riling Stars.' IRl SHULAW'S Plumbing end : Heating, 211 Sixth St... > Point "'"Ant. W. Vo, 304·' 876-6420. Ucen11d .on<L ..•· iniUred. :.. 875-33114 • 876-4437. Truck T-1<1. Moos olzitl, dl!ftrent colore . ' John'• o • I • • Au GIll Ill • Oh· · lui 0 penviiitHd 1lid rk • 1t po8oleo Col1448· 4782. · cyl, l, ' _,, 1:;::;:=;;:::::::::;==::;:::= 1983 Chivy 8·10 long bed, 4 ..;I.. 4 opd., AM· FM, new truck topper, f-ry wir· rensy, 11,98. John'o Auto IIIIo, lulovlllo llil, Gllllloollo, Oh. Open til dtrll. Call 4411•4782. I. u •u ' .KQU tiO +QII valuable artifact entruoted to e modem-dey Somurli wor· rior io otolon. IRI 160 min.( (I) o-tllallwev......_ of .l ho World ® ....... PPTiiOIWOilie.......s Neal r .. JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATINO. R,. 1, Box 366, Galli.' poll1. Coll814 · 367·0~78 . l .,19-'l-,9--C-o_m_o_ro_B_trl_lnlt ..,....ta, ..,~=---'-:;_ whlto, no ruot, outo with ell 79 MotOrl Homee ••treo. 304-1175-2408 doy~ limo &_ Cempera 30 304-1171·2853 eft• , _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 11 1- '--·- - - - - - 1974 VW lug, good cond, BURDETTE CAMPER runo good. CoM 304·176· BALES & SERVICE. Opon 2870. dolly 9 to 8:30. Sat . 9 to 4, Clond Bundoy. U.8.11t. &0, CoolviHo. Oh 1114- 111772 Truek1 for Stle 3388, 1979 Chivy ohon bed, comper top, Luv 4 lijld .. 111dlo, 12,789: 1980 Chivy Luv ohort bod. 4 opd, redlo, AC, n.111. John'o Auto 8olel. lullvllll Rd, Oollpotle, Oh. Otlon ttl dork. Call 441· . 4112 . . or : · :~:~::.6~!: 7\48-~8aa '. ~ NOil'IB • • 1fBIT • (() ()I ~ P.l. Mognum il called In when • Dftche1, pond~. road•. larid : - : For oolo 1982 1B ft . Duo, clearing, etc. Call Motor Car • •. 19721311 HP Mercuryexc. lrokero, 448-6592 . , ·:.·. :~";~. 11.800. Coli 4411- --....:.--..,,,--~-.:. .":- . J .A,R.Conotructlon Co.Ru- ..... . tlond, Oh,.1114-742-2903; :Ebb Tldo 8111 loot, 60 HP, lallmento, Footlfl, Con- ·L. Evln Rude Trol. motor. crete wo!k, Backhbe 't, -"';! depth IInder, 12 gol. tank, Do- • Discher, Qump , ~• new bettory, .•2260. Coil 1trudtl. • water·UII· sewer- ~;~ 814-2411-8818., • electrical llne1. ' . -: 1---------- 1979 1urbo rqof, 2109 ...... , CARTER 'S PLUMBING '· AND HEATINO . . Cor. Fourth ond ' Pine • . GaNipollo. Ohio . . ,_11.,.._.. & Heating 191!0 Horley Sup~< Olido~BO I (()MOVIE: 'Porl<y'oll: TlW Nlld!)ov' . (J) MOVIE: 'One , _ o- the Cual1 ao'o Nelt' (J)C"11) NFL'a a . - t Momenta NFL' 1 Greotaoi Mo;. highlighll of Super Bowl 'V' featuring the . Baltimore Colto vo. tho 001lol Cowboyl. (J) MOVIE: 'Lonely Are the ======= ··~ 82 Plumbing • :t ·~ ! family Ioiii lor • 8-y--old boy who wma out to be • con ortilt. IRl .< cu. ln .. ShowrOom con~ ~ . fat 6 gooto lor Alt . Coli 814· 379-2128 . 1972 Iuick Skylork. 3110 Approo. 200 lose modol coro engine. PS. PB, bucket lor porto. 1977 Ooilgo -to, body good, runo good, Boogie hpund puppleo, con · jlower wogon with holmM .425.00. 304-8711-8881. 1!1 111n off Rt. 7 bypoli 440 wrecker bod . Coll814. lbove Hoboon on Llldlng 288-81122. 1878 Block Trona .AM. 1 .11 Creek Rd; C3, Three mlleo 400 tn91no. outo. new point, welt to TR 351 . Look for 1918 VW folr · cond. Cell ••c. cond .. •4;100.,PhOne oluno • oek' lor Mr. Grlffltlr. 4411-6247. 304·8111·3803. One lemolo AKC Poodle pup. 304-B82-3872. 1983 V611 Mognolow mlleo. atereo, · back rHt, windohleld, oxc. cond. S3,600. 1973 Kowo•wki8QO,good cond .. •sao. Coiiii14-24116B18 . 1979"Ford Muotong laAr 2. C~ll 814·992·6821 ." ~~~; r.-~~IO~A.~-j]IIOt~U~R~~~~Q~~·~·Y~ti!~ rogulor llzo. Phone 3041171·11047. C9n. Coli 1114-992· •• •• ' a:oo •Firot(()of rn a..- • IINik 2 petta . The Kenloky perlenced carpentar, electri- ·~~ :· clan, maaon. painter. roofIng Uncludlng hot ter. oppllcotlonl 304·1711-2088 ·· -· or 876-4680. "" • I ean.Dovot•~ . '' RINGLES'S, SERVICe, ex- . Motorcycle• ) 2 J~Jacoby (()Dr. Who ()I Wheel of For-. ANNIE . ·: > T e (() F....., Feud Building-Remodeling, Con~ ....;. c:r•t•. dryw.. ll, electrical. roofing, flooring, framing; ·-· " : kitchen-bathroom lnotolla- ._. ·, tiOrt. door-windoW framing. , ·<.· 304-8711-2440. ·:, :: 1977 Lincoln Town Car. lompo •1 00 lor poir. Coiling light •10. 311 Inch exterior wood door SZO. Cell 814-992-3001 . For Alo- Iron bod • block & white 21 Inch TV. Coli 814-992-2213. . 74 7387. ~ Modern 2 bedroom opt, Comp Conley ' " ' worth looking ... 1200.00 month pluo utllltlll. 304· 773· 5143. SIHping noom 1121, utHI· tiH pold. thoro both. mole only. ·Rongl • relrla. 911 2nd. Ave.. Gallpollo. Coli 448·44111 PM . Early American couch & chair, exc. con. 82&0. · 2 197& Pocer good running cond . '300. Coll448· 88.43. . ,,_. . ... , I I lp••*"••l' Tobocco ltlcko. rough lumber. 304-·171~·1126 . ~ •' I ()) ESPN'a (J) AI In the Fomlly CD Love Ccwwwtion •: ·~ 3 MacNtll/l.ohrlr . .7:30 • (J) Tic Toe Dough (J) Video~~·...... =======::;=::JL::::::==:;===~ M.nr.... bo• epring•, bed For rent --'"g lloomo ond Haht hou• 'k-Ing roomo. Peril Contnl Hotel. Cal 814-441-0718. Nowelu..• Antique toble & choiro. Con - - - - - - - - - - ' 11973 Multlng ford footbo 100ft Frldoy, Soturdty. beck.31i1 Clevel-onglno. Silndtyotthe~oHipolloFioe Coli oftor IPM, 1114-387· &7 Muaical 7188. Market. __. · lnatruments Whit e ..-oltll table &lour 1971 Ply th Vol ~- 2 bleck vinyl buckot --'•atol mou outo.. ••~. ,...... dr.. 8 cyl., rodlo, ch• Iro 176 • Whltall-glooo tZ.19t. John 'o Auto Solei. couch. Coll814·24&-9328. :~It::•=:.~~:~~~ b~= lulivllll Rd, GoiHpollo, Oh . 0 PI" _ til dork. Cell 4411· Uiod livlngroom oulte • 814-388-9818. • 4782 ueen olze bedding. Corbin q & Snydlf Furnit~ro. Coli 448-1171. Uktpllco nowilvlng . Coliroom 814-992· 11883. 45' Furnlehed Roome Tupporo Plolno, Ohio. 27 cu.ft. frootlree choot freezer, 1110. Call 814388·8361 . . yard .end baeement. n110.00 1 month. Phone 30.4-11711-7841 ovenlngo. Efficiency opt, Paint PlHIInt, utllltln pold. Dopoolt noqulred. 304-HI-34110. Conkle Furniture, . Rt. 7 , wringer wa1hera. TV' a, dry- · ers. & a hoes. Call 61 4 -448· Firewood lor oole. UO.OO 3 Room furnished upataira. opt. 1619\(z Chatham Ave. Calf 814-446-1'232. APARTMENTS, mobile homaa. houtel. Pt. Pleeunt ond Golllpolio . 1114-448· 8221 . For Sole- 23 cubic ft . A,.no Chllt Freezer $176 . Call 814-448-2914. --------!cOok wolf phones. rockero, preaud chairs, pedestal table~ hutchel, & miiC. Paul ........... ,..... .. .Jw. . _ 12ft. heavy aluminum boat, 7'IJ HP, evenrudle motor, boot troller, UOO. 814-448·4922 oft1< 6pm. tora. rengea, chen. drene,., Furnished apt. , 2 room• & bath, 'clean. no petl, adultt only Depotit 81 reference required . Call 614 · 448 · 1&19. l Furnlohad 1· & 2 bedroom apanmenu. · Middleport. Adults, no peU, lecurity depooit. Coil . 614-992 · 3874. ·~troll full S100 oet regulor-flrm S120, mople dinette cholro t36. Wllh otondo t34. mople rockero $69, 7 piece chrome dinette set • 1 49, 5 piece dinette 11t t99, u11d bedroom euitea, refrigere- Completely furnithed ell eloctric, 2 bdr. opt., 468 Second Ave., edUtta•.refer· enceo. U26 mo. piuo Acurity dop. Call· 446-2238 or 446-2581 . Newly radecorotod, 1 bed· room, portloRy lum'-hod, $226. Depooit required. Coli 814-992-6319 or 9922816. piece wood livin$1 room eprlnga no pate. Coli 448·0444 before &PM . Newly remodeled 2 bedFurnlohed AC, ldool for 1 or room, equipped ·kitchen. 2 men. leoutllul riverview, U28. Dopooit noqulred. Coli Kanauga. Foater Trailer . 814 -992-6319 or 992Pn. Call 446· 1 802. 2816. Mobile home Upper River Rd . Cell 448-1809 or 448· 050B. Mercllaml1se Howthe-'tlngmochlnet~ • - I n . ® For Sole- Zenith Console Stereo, uud very liH._, Coat t&OO. will olll for 1200. Cell 814-448-73B3. Rt. 160 Vinton . Coli 4411· 1372. ~· ·-~ LOCAL£ c:AMPU& buoineu-CIN A SMALL SCAL£ . - . . . . . . . . . .- • (J) Wheol of .,.,._ ()) Nightly Buelnlll e&O to e146 per mo. utiltiH -= " " ' -' LADLE OUSKV .. t · ]~EA(D .................................................. :':!_,.., ttl Wheel of For-. 4 bdr. ape clout living room [I I I I .=_. .__ ... . .--- ~==Son (J) • ~ XXIII Summer ;:,:.,. I , Body 2 bdr. IIJI. newly decorated, • ILURCUNt I I [ ] laM' Pl11tk: clet•n• atete ep~ provld. pintle ooptlc tonko, plootlc oulvert, motel cui· vorto,IION EVANS ENT&R, PIIIIES. Jacklon. Oh 814· 288-1930. t) I (l (()MOVIE: ' lllnclod by the Umeotone, lend, Orovel . Dollv- In Mooon, Mllgo. Oolllo or plcll up ot Rlchordo • Son. Coli 448· 7781. 6 kitch on 5 ac:raa with pine, 13 Television Viewing c.a ._,............. I ... . . . . . . . . Aw.. ....,;: ... C.rl ........., . .,.., ··-····- Ohio .• Antiquo cullbQord • upright for oppolntment. plono. 1112· 2228. 41 . '' KIT . 2.1984 iiiiiiiiiiiiif~~~~;[~;E~~;,;;---~~~~~~~l1~~0h~b~~~~~~~;;;::;;;;~~~~Th~u~'!mr~~~~~~2~.~,s~84~~: They'll Do It Every Time ln:r~=~t• ow lllbr LarrJ -~ 157 -. WFRPD OQMF.J .- DBAKMJ EAIWQ Yeti I illy'• CrJpleqaole: lmlNG YOUR LOOKS IS NO DISGRACE 801' lhiiNG YOUR POISE IS FINAL. - . OGDEN NASH . '· .. ·' ' �.• 2. ThUf'lday, Mon~ale County. WID . be Funeral II. Cuaey, 70, 314 Stone· Middleport, died In ·Holzer Medical • ..,_, icyWI!llbomMay25,1914, It ~ Fork, a son of the late am• m1 Mahala King Carsey. lit tiu a former Scipio Township IT rae and had been employed with ~lnDayton. · · lib'VMng are his wife, Freda llaltuinb Car$ey; a SClll, Danny Jre 'Carsey of Chillicothe; four step. daugllters, Judy Jacobs and ~ty HOUSfON (AP) -From JaCk· '' 5011, Miss., to San Antonio, Texas, Walter F. Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro are delivering a dual message: Pe says President Reaganlsatraldtodebate,andshesays the Sooth Is ready to vote for a woman as vice pn!Sldent. The Democrallc ·tlcket was cia;1ng out the southern swing tod~ with appearances In Houston and San Antonio before both fly to · Mondale's MJnnesota home 'tor a brlefstrategy-oi. Meanwhlle, Bert Lance, whose designation as general chalnnan of the Manclale campaign was sup- ~. Sout!1, was causlna mote controvt!I'IIY. S~ In Jackaon.on WednEilday, Mondale IC.Ufed at Reqan's suggesthJ that liiiJI'I! than two debates between the presidential conlelldcrs would "bol'e tile pants off' the public. has-"-'toratleaslslx ~ debates. "I don't think the ~t Is M, o n d a l e · -· to debate says Reagan Stocy, both of Columbus, Mazy Welsh ·of MazysvWe, . and Kathy Branham of HamsonvUle; three stEpsons, Kenneth Payne Jr. of Hanisonvwe, James Payne of Reynoldsburg,andWaynePayneof Columrus; a brother, 1bor Carsey · of Pomeroy; two sisters, Katie Knlrely and Beryl Wyatt, both of Dayton; his stepmother, Ora car. sey of Pagetown; stepbrother, worrled,the~wUibeboredand Roger Carsey of CColumbus; lour tW'IIolfthat1Vset,"Mondaletolda nieces and ·a nephew; and two ooontlmecrowdwllldetheGaver· nor's Mansion Jn•Jaclllon. "I think grl\lldsons, 21 stepgrandchlldren he'ufrald they mlgl)t helnt~e4 and eight stepgrandchlldren. · · and keep the 'IV on and learn Besides his parents, he was preceded In death l;Jy a brother. Elda Carsey. Funeral services will tie held at 2 p.m. FridaY In Ewing Funeral Home, -With the Rev. Wanda Twelve iJondl; !"ee'e iorfetted and Johnson officiating. Burial wW be In Ftned were Daiii\Y Bumnatoa. Ove defendants were lined In 91!liliiiuy, . , and costa,~ Wells Cemetery. Friends may cab manner, $113 and a\ills, public at the funeral home from2-4 and7-9 P<meroyMayor'sCourtTuesday. tntoxlcatlon, Jines suspended to $50 p.m. today, Forfeiting llOnds were Clayton and costs; Mary Kauff, Paneroy, Mortimore, Bridgeport, W.Va., $<17, $43 and costs, lmpropei left IW'II; speeii;' WilllamMCCiure.~• . Ulnce .Hennan, Rutland, $125, old $63, traffic llght; Dallas . Sayre, flpe$; Jami!S McDonald, Middle' Gallipolis, $50, sp!ed;. RObert Vepqrt, $31.3 and costs, deslnietton of noy, $51, speed; Edi'a ~lit)le•• property; S88andcosts,open~; Point Pleasant, $51, s~; Cheri $313 · and costs, possession of a Wawro, Pomeroy, liS, failUre to coirtroued substancl!; SUJ and . cris!sinCentralAmericaworsened. stop In an assured clear diStancl!; costs, public Intoxication - served In another development, the Madeline Johnson, ·Ptmeroy $43, . f ive ~ Robin Slauter, $.113 and Democrat-controlled House passed (allure to stop in im assured clear COSts, deslructlon of property; $63 , a $5.4 bWion emergency money bW that contains no new military aid lor distance; JulieEzell,Hocldngsvllle, and costs. 411sorderly lll8DIIer; · El Salvador, in delianre of Prest· Ky., $63, traffic Iijbt; Jeffrey ~pendeclto$63andcosts. Daniel Rlch!ml Taylor entered a dent Reagan's request lor $117 Reitmore, Pomeroy, $E3, traffic !'TI1llion in additional assistance lor . light; Charles Pattersoo, ftl1tland, plea oliiiQOCent to cllaqjes of public $49, speed; Vlrgiilla Wyatt.,Pome- lntoxlcationanddlsorderlylll8DIIer. theSalvadoranru:m,y. roy, $51, speed; Mary Helb, Letart; His case·. was moved to Meigs. The bill P8Slled »t--116, rut there w.va.,$43. UJegallett IW'II; . CountY COurt. · wasnodirectvoteontheSalvadoran ;Ud Issue. An attempt by Rep. J'a~ Kemp, R·N.y ., torestore the money was ruled out of order because the amount exceeded the budget. Rea· gan's aid request Is given a better chance In the Republican· dominated Senate. a 1984 ~ Mcndale repeated 'the theme d....... _ lly the s ~ •• a ra on tate Capliol steps In Austin, Texas. Ms. Ferraro, meanwhile, Is ~ ~ ~· WedneadaY night she ecboed tb£; . saying, "Any~ ........' nteiiSfil!sa.,.' ' won't vote tor a~ •. says Texas doesn't lcnDw the state of'l'I!Kal." " However, she dJd 'recave -1¢1 DeMia ...... ::.......... 'Pace u IAIItGI'ials ................ Pap e Sparta .. ......,............... 34: ,. 1!···-~·-··-------~------------------"' ~'Yffijlir free Jtan Mail-in FOrm - BUY _, • Y.OU· FOR OLYMPIC ·ACTION '· \ VRIDOO • 1-4-day IJIIIIIIIIM1Ibiaulo-record. • Electronic 1urer ' • Automatic frnn111811-load. ' I I Remote Con1rol. State 19" DEqJAATOA COMPACT TABLE TV '"" '" But Frank E. Bazler also raised questions In the report as to whether COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Oftl. Chief Justice Frank D. Celebiezt\! clals of the 17;11Xl-member Ohio violated the Jud1clal Canons of State Bar Association are "Ill war" Ethics In 1982when he~as with theOhloSu~Courtlnwhat a Democ• attc candidate tor gover· may be an unprea!dented claSh mr In 1982, later dropplni from the Within the state's legal community; rare rut never leaving the bench. · · After quietly slrnmerlng and The document .lso said the lawyers' group, which had printed being whispered abOut for nearly two years, thepresldentoftheOSBA · the court's ofOclal reportS tor many brought the" feud Into the public years,lostthecontractlnNCM!I'IIber spotllght Thursday with the release 1982 after Its Ccrnmlsslon oo of a lengthy report which scorned a Judicial Candidates · liad rated series of administrative actions . Celebiezze's I>rother, Jami!S P.. "not quallfled" !IS a candidate. He takl!n by the court. game, "The Number," was 073. In' the "Pick 4" ,same, play~!{! Monday tluwgh F!iday. the winning number was 0192. I 3-0NLY ~::-- $53995 INGELS Furniture & JeWelry . I GALLIA~M-£1GS~-MASON Veterans Memorial 106 N. SECOND AVE. MIDD.LEPORT, OHIO I ALL ADS CASH II ADVA~CE 10 PHONE ORDERS ON SPECIAL 992-~636 weekeild. a ' ---'._ 1· • •"" '"""' .0. monlhs, as 413,001 Americans' Joined the jobless rolls, the goveni. ment reported today. ~ The 0.4 percentage PQint gain In the seasonally adjusted rate, the first. Increase since unemployment went from 10.4 percent tq 10.7 pe1 cent from October to Novembi!r 1982, Increased the number of !hi! unemployed from 8,1:1l,OOJ to,. 8,M3,00J, the Labor Department ~i RE-ATI'ACBES ARM - Ohio State Ulllverslty Hoapllal's l'ellOiill&nlcd ~. Dr. ·.James Napl demouolnles lo reporienll'hunday an area where he re-aaached ·the rlchl ann of a IIOU&hem Ohio coal miner,' Franklin . T. Cremeans Wednesday. Nap! o&aled thai re-aKaciQr Is fairly mullne bullhe hard dillir Is re-altalnlnr flllicllon. (AP ~1111toto, . . was elected anyway. The report mentioned the court's decision In early 1983 to take away OSBA's traditional authority to Investigate ethics and oilier com: plaints against lawyers, Instead retalnlna those duttes for the court Itself. . Dennis Whalen, OSBA's director of media relations, .sail:l the la~is are concerned further abOut reports that the chler justice and other membersofthecourt,controlledG-1 by' Democrats, are considering a , rule to restrict bar association endorsements of judicial candidates. , The chief justire was reported a~ a national cooferenre at Lake-of·the-Ozarks. Mo., , and Dol available lor comment But John McGoey, the 00\irt' s public lnlormatlondlrector, saki the Bazler report was politically motiVated. . "This ' Is an election year. If saneone dOeSn't' like the people serving on the court, they try to get rid of them," be said. James P . Celebrezze Is up for re-election this year,oneoftwoseats the same lime, - ~ · · ___..._, number of .Amertcans with ' , which hit a record 1!6.7 In June, fell by li3,00J to lm.4 , on. Deborah'Kieln, a Bureau of Labor Sll\tlstlcs analyst, said: "What II seems to be Is a reversal of everything which took plare the month before, and took many people by suqaise, which suggests that (June's) Improvement was somewhat overstated.'' "WhatlsunclearatthemomentiS . what this Is really signalling," Mf!. Klein said. ''What It says Is, We're not exactly sure of the trend." <. at stake. Associate Justice W1lllarn B. Brown, a Democrat, ts retiring. McGary called the bsBA "one of themostpoUtical bodies In the state and It Is obvious that the bar association Is at war With the court." He called the Bazler report "a piece ot propaganda that Is not a true reflection of reality.•• Whalen look sharp exception to Mc:Gory~s comments, saytngOSBA "PfClblibly Is the least political body In the state with large numbers of Republicans and Democrats as members.'' He said "for l'he past 104 years, we'vebeenabletogetalongwlththe R's 'and D's both servtng onlt. We'vebeentrytngUkethedevll for two years to get along With this one but haven'tbeen able to." Bazler said In a letter to members which accompanied copies of t1ie report that he realizes that attOr· neys, who ·are responsible to ahd practice before the court, "are ·. apprehensive about spealdng . Thepurposeolthlsreportls "to~! the record straight" for the members, the court and the public, he saki. court with out;•: .. ,........ . .._ .. ~ ~-' Lotto jackpot raised to $22.million by'sales .. Mondale·accepts Lance resignation NORm oAKS, Minn. (AP) Walter F'. Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro ~ reviewing stralei!Y after the embarrassing departure of Bert Lance as general chalnnan of their Democratic presidential cam)llllgn 19 days after he took the job. The. resignation 'l'burlday of Lanre .... whole appolnbnent wu suppoaed to help the ticket In the South - taniished a ~ : ~tllern swing that the p~ldelltlal and vtoe preeldentlal nominees had completed earlier 1n the day. · MOndale and-Ms. Ferraro were , meettna tod4Y at Mondale'1 IUbw:· 'ban Mtnneapolla home before lhe returned to New York tor the weekend. Neitller had public appearances scheduled through the Gallipolis Daily.TribUne . .The Qiity Sentinel ·Point Plea~nt _ Register I~'· WASHINGI'ON (AP) -Civilian unemployment cOmbed to 7.s· , gercent lh July, the ftrst gain In .ai . ., -YOUR AD. WILl REACH A 3 COUNTY AR·EA • I -association unleashes attack on Supreme Coui1 A-ochWP.,. Writer CRAZY DAZY -DAYS!!! . bar By ROBERT E. MDI.ER Emergency runs ' ' I Bush was stlll at large at press. time. ,, - Jobless rate -climbs By DONNA liB\'SON Nappi said the procedures for .4-odated Preall writer . limb reattachment, which Involve COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ~ A palnstaldrig blood vesael and nerve mine worker who · underwent reattachment and grafting, are surgery for 1110re than n1ne hOUil to nearly20yearsold.Thesuceessrate reattach an arril severed ·at the for reattachment Is ~ percent, but shoulder In ait !Mustrjal accident he Is quick to differentiate ~ remains in fair condition. reattachment and regaining The UniVersity Hospitals surgeon tunctlon. who re-attached Franklin ere"Nobody· really has any reme&ns' right arm said the itmbwas functlonlngstatlst!cs," he said. "warm pink" Thursday. Nappi said he and. two resident "He appears stal!le," Dr. James , surgeons worked two to three OOUrs NapPi said, but added "It's hard to before deciding . to attempt a assesa anyone ~ho's gone through reattachment. Only two or three this much surgery." other full-ann reattachments have Cremeans' arm was ·severed at been doni! at tlli! bo!lpltal, he said. · the shoulder lri a ···conveyer-belt • •HA!ald ~~ttaclimant accident Wednesday morning at would not have attempted SouthemOhloCoaiCo.'sMelgSNp.l "~we not thwght there was at mlrie near Wilkesvnte. A hellcopter least a chance at SIDle re- . brOOght hln\ to Columbus. · functlont,ng." ' ·. Nappi said Cremearts can look ItWIDbetwotothreeyearsbefore f01ward to a three-to four-week ~!Ves have grown enwgh so . hospital stay and two to 10 doctorscan~theextentto reconstructtveo(leratlons. which Cremeans wtll regain the use · Crenieans, 47, wW undergo ther· ofhisannandhand.Napplsald.He apy to help him regain some use of said he expects some fUnctioning of his arm, Nappi said. the shoulder and elbow Within the "Yw ·canputjustaboutanything year. "has an acceptable backon,andltwWIJve,"saldNappl, The 33. "Those of us who do It consider It chanre of becoming a functiOnal fairly IWtine. The hard thing Is part," Nappi said. re!ltlaining function." · (Continued on Page 12) !he dumb walter, used to serve food. Clll Wedneed8y. ' ' 1¢ • 01lt1onal Space Command' Vtll aim The MetaJ County Emergency Medical Sen1ce reported five runs 2 Secolono. 12 P - 215 Conti A Muhlmedlo Inc. Now-- ' , - :· Limb reattachment patient now 'fair' ,FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, PLACE AN AD IN ·THE CLASSI.FlED FOR 3 DAYS, GET 3 lORE DAYS FOR JUST WITH charge. A spokesman for the pollre department said Bush apparently escaped anlUJJii 8:00 a.m. \)u'ough • arm . Recorder ' • • " .GOT ·A CRAZY ·DEA( • Zenith Smart Deck Video 1 ' ···----~ ...:.. 1 . ' ' Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday. August 3, 1984 Tbe Eastew Local Scho91 District, Cit1:1lens tor Better Scliools today · 8: fall-day~- 'i'he true tJnanclal picture Is not available at this time · atlel!clanCe -at sclMxll Is unnecessary. This attitude could create future refuted statements recently made by Richard Roberti, Easterll's . becatlil! alltttonal reJ'ned1ill Services woold Iiave to. be 'implemented to attendanre prOblems. · . ' superintendef1t. on hjs recoounendation for full day, f!Very other day · counter' the adverse effects of the lull-day alternate•program. "Many four, five and slx-yeat ol<.l children still require naps In the sessionS tor kindergarten pupils of the distriCt "It Is the opinion Of the members ot Citizens for Better SclM:lols as well as afternoon. These chlld{en, however, are llidlvlduals and we cannot expect The organization statement says! · · · that of numerous educators that a full day-alternate program does not them to au be sleepy at the same time. They WID not all sleep at the same ' "Mr. Richard Roberta, Eastern Local Superlritendent, failed to ijst any provide the educational continuity needed by very yoUng chlldren. time, therefore, much valuable teaching time WID bewastedlnnap-related advantages in support of the full day kindergarten ptogram.ln fact, less Continuity of lnstrllctlon Is best attatned In a dally program. This Is the activity. The academic atma!lphere of the classrooln has thus been than five minutes were allotted to the kindergarten Issue during the last primary reason that children In all other grades attend class on a dally · reduced to that of a nursery school. The Inclusion of nap time teaches hoard. meeting. Mr. Roberts tailed to focus any attention on academic basis. A child's prog1 ess In teaming Is greatly hampered If he does not Children that 11 Is alr1ght to sleep In school. This !118Y create problems lor Issues. Citizens for Better Schools believes the acaclemic Issue to be far attend sclM:lol every day. · the chUd In tater years. . more Important than any other single Item. "In an alternate day pmgtam, much time wW have to be spent In · "Citizens for Better Schools will be pfpvld1ng the news media with "Why should Eastern Local be any different from thf other rurai school re-teaching material already tauibt because of the llm1ted attention span additional Information pertaining to this submectas well as other pertinent . .. districts that suiTOWld tt? The following rural schoQl districts inalntllln a ofOve-year-oldchlldren.Achlld'sattentlonspanlssbortandltisd1ff1cultto .- Issues that come before the Eastern Local SclM:lol Board. If anyone .1$ half.dll)' program: Federal ·Hocking, _..\!hens County, Soothem Local. maintain his attention In the aft.erooon after he has been In class all Interested In addtttonallnlormation or In attending a CBS meeting, he or Meigs Local, M!!$011 County and WoodCOunty.Thesec:llstrlcts believe that moming. A chlld who attends an alternate day ptogram consisting or tWo she should call 667-37:11 or 9854163.'' • gains far exi:eed the financial benefits that might occur With the academic or three days Instruction per week mav develop the attitude that dally . . f· • ' ' . •( GET 1 FREE ---... :-·.. "·__ ·· -. '}J(r-1 1 .Pris6iler .escapes enttne ' NO, WE'RE NOT GOIN·G , StiR-CRAZY BUT HAVE WE ClEVELAND (AP) The winning number drawn Wednesday nllbt In the Ohio Lottecy's dally at y I Middleport mayor's cases . RE ORD ALL THE ·• • < Funds distributed Lottery Beef queen contest••.Page 12 Eastern parents refute Roberts' statements NEW,LEXINGI'ON, Ohlp (AP) - ASome!'$et woman charged with fa)ally shooting her two small chlldren before shooting herself has been found competent tO stand trtal. ' ' Rachel Thompson, 31, charged with slaying her son, Jason, 7, and daiJihter, Holly; ~. In their home in May, has pleaded lnmcent and tnmcent by reason of Insanity to two murder charges. Admlsslons - <llarles Walker, Mkldleport; James Reynolds, Mid· dleport; James Copeland, Rutland; lola Damewood, Syracuse. Discharges- None. State fair judging•••Page 7 1'1.......... .. -l-10 ... P·.· .. Camlai-T'V ............. Plltte n Vol.34. No.79 '· Racine-was called at11: a! a.m. to theOrestatklnforLowellMcNickle, no transportation needed; at 12: a! p.m. Rutland went to Happy Hollow Road tor James Copel&nd to VeterarisMeJnorlalHospltal; Syracuae went to 8J1d&eman Street at 12: 51 p.in. tor DilYeHUIIoli ioHolzer· Cllnlc; MiddleportWascalledatl: 41 · p.m. to MID Street Clinic for Christopher Jeffers to'Holzer Medical Center; at 12:38a.m. PomerOy went to West Main SlreetforWiilter Ellis to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Weather Cop~righted 1984 ' . Suspect competent A prisoner .escaped Wednesday momtng trom Middleport vtllage jall.' .' . Roger Bush, 18, Gallipolis, was being Held on a disorderly conduct Cl1i MAC conference•••Page 3 ;::;~;y::;Or~~ cases, ~A~t~an~alrpor~~-t~.-aiJy~~ln~H~ousto~.n~==Y~ou=r~~~=~ ·Salvadorian victory ' Bylbellald ,............- ..7 . rnakblgllertlrsstcampai&nappl!lll' ance In the South as Mondale's remlnderoftheconservattve~ I'WIIIIng mate ' ~ getting an ofwomenatonestop. enthuslastlc rapouae to her,lleety. ,_..:;;.;.;.:=::..:::_:__;.__ _........._;,. NewYorkltyle. • Your "E~~~:tr• Touqft"' "Do I ~ to worry about the 11 181 South?" lhe lllked at the Jadtson - ~Fiorlll nco 7 • .-aiJy,refi!ITingtotheconce'msome Democrats have about how voters wW react to the presence of a FLORIST . wmiiiiiClll the'tlcket. · · · . ·.. "No!" Cam!! the sllouis from the PH .. 99~-,(144 · \ crowdofseveraltl!ousandpeople. , 3112 E: ·M•In, Pomeroy .u.~. general predicts WASHINGI'ON (AP)- The top U.S. general In Central AmeriCa, opposing use of AmeriCan combat troops In El Salvador, says the Salvadoran ·armY shOuld be able to defeat leftist guen1llas In two years . lfgtvenenoughald. But Anny Gen. Paul F. Gorman, ··' headoftheU.S.SouthernCommand in Panama, said Wednesday that the.anny'srecentperforrnanrehas been a "mixed picture" with "some tactical debacles; some reSt tdump!Js. ". · Connan toldaHwsepanelthatbe would like to boost the number of U.S. non~bat military advisers IQ El Salvador from 55 to 125. And he provided e$tlmalesof the number of · American cltizlens who would be "potential evacuees" If the military Inside today: • MCllldale had ISSued statemeat '111111'11day nllht I8Ylna he rearet· tully was aa.'e()llna the l't!lignallon ot his "~d and advllor," Lance, ~ who was fOrced tO ., step down as former l>reslilent Jimmy Carter's budget director amid allegations of · lrregularltllis In his private banking OOsiness In Gecqta. "I haw becOme a major focus of the campaign, through theeftortaft different. people raiSing OnCe again old chat&I!B which haw been fully reeolved through our sy~~em establlahed by ~ Conatltut:IDIJ of the United States/' Lance said In his l'l!llpation letter to Mondale.. "l want to be a part It asucCeiltul. effDrt In yow' election UPieddelitft the United Slatt!l. not the focus to dMrtattenttonawaytromsUbetan· live lAuel whldl are solmplrtantto thlscampalgn." said Lance. "I regret Bert's declaton, but I respect It, •• . Mondale said In his llatement "In recent days he has been IIUbjected to some very touah and ~ publicity.... Bert and hll famtly have been burt by belplN-' ' me. .. ' I £11~-a lANCE IU!SIGNATION - Bob Bedtel, Waller M n er'el1 • 1 'r dlndur, waa qreeth•• .,_,_,_v &--..-. JdCbl I I " I Ill r lp..tm o. lleli L8llce u ......,... cllalnnu of the M I 'e crmt•lp. 1.-- clled the CGIIAVii&l) l'llled by "old dia'pl'' lmlled .,.._ him u the fer I* reslpudlon. (AP Jo •rtilllta). . peake, an Ohio River city near ti1i! NEW PARIS, Ohio (AP) Neither heat nor rain deters the Kentucky-West . Virginia border, devoted from a shOt at what could be Hart descrtbed the scene l(s .. unreal." . the nation's largest lottery jackpot. "There's anywhere from four ib Sales of about $6,00J 'per minute could push Ohio's record state Lottq six hours waiting time In line, b~ pot, last estimated at $21.3 mllllon, people are happy," he said. "One •'' beyond the $22.8 m1lllon payout guy got his car towed off, got his car., paid the fine and came back." o!fered by New York In May, said Hart said some people were evB~;~ · Ohio Lottery Commission spokesspending the night lined up to 'buy woman Anne Bloomberg. . tickets. Some waited despite ralll Lottery Director 1bomas Chema ' scheduled a news conference for andheat. 'lb1 lottery c:Ornmlsslon said 1: 00 p.m. today and could announce Hart's Muffler had the largest an updated jackpot then, Ms. overall lottery sales in the state lit Bkxmberg said. Lotto sales Wl!.-e $3,817 ,900Thurs· the Dacal year that.ended June 30, day, bringing the Week's total to although New.Paris Carry-Out cin $13,572,628, compared with the Indiana border had the largest $8,181,8U lor the same period last Lotio sales. Alo.ig with the weekly \ Lotto game, Ohio offers two daUy week. numbers garries. Paul Hart, proprietor of Ohio's At the New Paris Carry-Ou_t, best·sell1ng lottery post, predicted co-owner VInce Leonard said the Thurs<layofthejackpot: "It'sgolng to &Qto$25or $26mWion. I'w never · store Instituted Its ..own numbe~ ' · sysler1'1 to keep things mov1Iig . seen anything like this." , efllclently. t At Hart's AA Muffl'll' 1J4Chesa· 1 . ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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