http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/562b584d2a24d14eb504fb6976b4f9e3.pdf 50f52ec6eee80a3f29703a8a098e199d PDF Text Text . • • 10-The Daily Sa 1tiMI Ohio • • wmnmgs Catalog Sa.les ' Mni. Mercer said. lllltl, pt'O(juced four ot the wlqners. vacation end.s atter th1$ weetc. She said Hemph!ll's wife, her "I was Dabberpated thatrwo of He said hewasunawarebehada mother, Edna, 83, Ism and "dQesn't the winners would come out of 11\Y wlnnlng ticket unlll his daughter lie! around very well." She said the little store," said Jack Kautmari. plciU!d up a Sunday newspaper. He wtnntngswlllbelplnhercare. owner ot Tollgate Two cartyout In theckedhlstlcketsandlet!oolewlth Other wlnnel's were Jolm Arthur, Mllford, where Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. a whoop. 36, and his wife, Klm, 25, of Thompson booght their tickets. The Mc:Calls said their whole Mechanicsburg; Sheila Kelly, 34, of An agent gets $10,00> for aeUJng a neighborhood partied with then] Ml!ford; Ralph Thompson, 56, and winning Lotto ticket. so Kaufman Saturday night. his wife, Betty, 51, of Mllford; wm 1¢ ~.tm, as the owner of "That was just ereat. Everyme Harold McCall, M, and wife, Karen, Fay's Discount Drug Store, where was yelling and cheering. My voice 25,. of Columbus; GObert Faulkner Faulkner and Ms. Kele got their Is sllll sore frolll that party," she of Amelia; Olive I. Kele of New tickets. said. Mrs. Tho!npson said she bttenda Richmond; and Carol Howard of · Arthur said he Is considering GreenvDle. whether to go back to his job at · tolu!EpherjobwithAT&T"atleasl Clermont County, near Clncln· Internallonal Harvest~!~' when his . th!Wglltheendofthlsyear." . · . CLEVELAND (AP) - Scme of the eight Ohlo Lotto winners had ·:pians for buying houses or other wordly goods withthelrsharesofthe ~~prize ever In a U.S. lottery. Harry Hemphlll was a little :~ !!own to earth. 1 ' 1'm going to hire a man to mow ."!Ji yard;" Hemphill, 85, of Mans~ekl, told a news conference •Monday, bringing a chuckle from ~rters. The retired steelworker ~ oldest person to Win an Ohio ·r..ono JackPot prize. . .~ :The Mlders of the eight Winning ·11""~ correctly guessed the six . munbers drawn Saturday night In PWo aa Pap a of their winnings are . deducted for partial payment of t;uces, each wDJ receive payments of ~~.421.36 for the next 20 years. .lflcket sales through five weeks had caused the jackpot to grow to nearly $24,7 million, breaking the . previous record of $22.8 mUllan ~ In May bY the New York Lotto game. · The winning numbers, randomly dJ'ay;n from a pool of balls numbered 1 through 40, were 4, 14, 2$, M, 36 and 40. :~ HemphDl wagered $2, saki his !Jaughter, Janet Mercer. ;; "Fours and sixes are his lucky riumbers, so he told me tomake sure there were plenty of fours and sixes I helped him fill oulhlscard,'' JAMES GARNER GETS ROLLING ' . .· IN TANK [ · ~~!sf;~~~~~~ - · Two drivers ·hurt in four accidents jiercen( . w. Your Video Store · ~.~And More.. · Shrad~r trial: ruling on taping expected -· \veather fol,'ecast ,• Home Entertainment Center ~Partly cloudy and continued )lumld tonight with a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms. Low 70. Winds southwesterly less ihan 10 mph. Wednesday, consklerllble cloudiness l!'lth a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Con· itnued humid ; High 85-90. Chance of rain 30 percent tonight and 50 percent Wednesday. Extended Forecast : iltunda,y through Saturday: : Chance of !iOOwers or tJmnder. storms 'lbursday and Friday. Fair rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii On Salunllly. Hllfrs'ln tllemld-881i to low 9&!1; Ovenilght lows In lbe . , near CHUCK ROAST , 9'9' ¢ to low 70s early 'l1lursda.Y and In the 60s Friday and SatunJa.y. mid~ LB. Emergency SQ1Jad81 answer 149 $515,161. DlastDWeek'sDWinnin;JNumbers 4-14-26-34-36-40 \ ... pto1,. Ellt't1 · 4/6 WON-$45.0P 5/6 WON-$690.00 6/6 WON-$3,085,534.00 - -FREE PARKING- ---- SUN •z.oo ~3tlw_!j FRIDAY thru THURSDAY~ • • 7-33 CARRY OUT Beer P~p f~!· · 1600 Nye Ave. Pomeroy, OH. Beer Wine . · Meigsge~ · additional $$$ ' Meigs COunty wm ~ve fJI.OOl , n1cre In Ccmmlllllty ~t : Block il'&llt lllllD,!Y for the county comm1111onen todlsll1bute. 1D tbetr regular weeklY meeting . Tuelday a11emoon. ~ anDOIIIICed they will receive Tbe allotrnl!nt Is b!!IJed on the eUgtble population within the CClllnty. the Pill' capUa lnQome and Uilelllploytnent In the colmty. Llist meat ). Pop Ice ~~~~~~E~xc~e~pt~S~u~nd~a~y~s:~P~.M~.~O~n=ly===~~~ 1- f'ri. Onlv 1115 Oz.. . PEPSI COLA Plus Dep. 1116 Oz. VALLEY BELt Plus Dtp. 2% MILK 11.25o/o 11.73% ANNUAL YIELD (Based on assunption of additional six month renewal at same rate) • Minimum deposit $1,000 • Interest paid quarterly, or let it compound. •• 24 Pack $1 •• Anttria's Favorite · Start earning· higher rates on &-month time deposits Chilli Pop 2% MILK $169 -Real Fruit Pies 4/$1 oo Heiner's Bread s119 ~~::z. ICE MILK ~GAt $ }39 DR. PEPPER CREAM SODA hewing Tobacco $849 . R.C. CANS & 7 IOREFLAVORS . ~----,-R.C. COLA I •.;.;.:.;.-;.; .;. ._. ; ;. .a15PACK OZ. $}2 9,.liMit•. Otp,I II · . Coupon Expires 1/11184 c K SUPERIARICU ·· · I I I CAlls :ElP~~~tA \t~w' A'II: , sug , oz. $·119 Dep. A&W ROOT BEER ORANGE• C .RUSH '' & · DR. PEPPER Gem Cream Soda 8116 • 12 OZ. 6 PACK CAIITON $ 09 . Plus . 994 . y, GAL. 1149 8116 Oz. 1'111 Dtp. S.UGAR 5 LB. . $1,49 DrumstickS & Sandwiches 6Pid $}29 fA. 2% M,ILK 10'' Limit 1 wltll ucla purchlst of 2·10 · lb. of ld1ho. $12 9 I.Potaltiis. --r---- --~-=-=:::::::r-:1; I DR~ PEPPER I $13 9 u-··'"' •. II Coupon Explrn •/11/14 C.K. SUPUIAIKET . I I ·I rl:f'' 8·9¢ ,;•• a., U11it I \-: I ' . Cotlpon Erpjrn llll/14 C.K. SUPERMARKET , ......_,____·--------~----------------i----~----,.--·-·--·-·DOUaLE COLA 8 PACK ; 16 oz. · 89e ~.,. ll11it 1 . Plos Coupon hplrlll/11/14 C.K. SUPERMARKET I II. I COTTAGE CHEEsE Sl 09 limit I 24 OZ. · 1' Coupon Explrss 1/11/14 1 • C.K. SUPEIIAIIC~ . I GEM CREAM SODA II .'16I PACK .99¢ DIJI. OZ. II CoiiPOII hpirss 1/11/14. C.K. SUI'£RIIARICET , Pill lillllt 'l --·-··--··-·--·--·---·---------~----~-L-------·-··-·-··,..-· PAICE8 EFFECnVE THIIO SATURDAY, 8/11/84 ;~~~.~.. hncftal 1Olllo Jno. GALLIPOLIS- 4162nd Avenue .... .. . . .. . .... c(614)446·2785 POMEROY- 300 W. 2nd Sueet .. , ..... ....... . (614)992-21 t 1 JACKSON-3118 ~aot Main Street .. . .... ,. , .... . (814)286-4187 1 0 I--panollylor....,_._..._oriV .... "Oopooilo . . - ~ SIW1gc' 10\d ._, C<mQoro,, - --- · - .. _ -and--""-" ... _ ... '!01 _ _ _. O h D -. • SUPER · j~s . M ARK·ET DE1~ERS • OPEN DAILY & 'SUNDAY-9:00A.M. TO 9:00 I':M. SECOND & MILL St MIDDLEPORT, OH. We IIMfYe the llfht to Limit Guantltlel ancl CerNd Prlnttn1 lnws WE ACCEPT FoOD STAMPS.A "WIC:" COUPONS NOT REIPONIIIU FOR IRRORI. . 2 Sectlc)no. 14 , . _. 21 c.nta • A Mvtdmedla lf'C. N::.IP II* ' ....... -~-.:. .. a::_~~ ... ~~ · - ---~--1'1.11'v..rr .. I ·. I 1• -·.. .mo.an. ! . . I -- ' · ~- ­ ··-....- .· .. -·- -~ • I the 'group to lmpi'OIII! the facUlty.. liilmuDced the Cclatrtrutlons are actively being IIOIIclted by Mrs. KJiopp wbo IIIIi work 1p renovate the 1otuJ1De can get UIJden\oay 10011. If tillaugh money and merchalidlse Is given, and labor whmleered, the plallls to replace the toiletS and sinks, do paneling and pdQI!njr, and pit In - fumlslllngs and draperies. . ' ~<noW sta cases the project 8hould be a.countywlde tJ11e sinCe from .aJJ over Meigs COunty liSe the facWty. ks Should ·b e made to-the Gallla-MeiJS CornrrlU11ity AciJon and marked for the sliOIJjlels kJun&le ~ and sent Ill either Boll at Cheshire, or Mrs. KJiopp at Rl 3, RadDe. · So f4r, Bill Young has given two pQom ot· paint and a Pair of cbptlts, Ellierfelds hasconfrlruted a c:hak, theRutlandFumlture S!l1re has given two chairs, Star Supply liN contributed a pllon ot \llil'DIIh. the Porte oy Flower Shop hal donated a pennant!llt plant, · contribtitlolll have cune In from I:kJmhy Rabel. tile New t~ Cklthlna Houle, Lucy Clay, Swlsher·Ldale, Fruth Pllllmacy, ~ Pllarmllcy, Bank I, Clarlca Jeweiey and Foodland ~~apes -cub ' I · · · · -,- · · -~- · · • . I ·. I 1 ·- .:. ···! . -. ·----- -·· . ~ L '----- - ·- ~ ,, _ -·.- . -·-- l".'ft '""' r ~·· .r . . . t: . ' ' I r ,.' ...' ..·.:.· '. . / ' ' J . I - .. •• ·..j . •·. :_,., / . -·'' . . I I , Starcher Road .' ' \ ,, ··.· ....__/ ' ·- . .. ' . '. ,_ 1-:.. :-:.~=====:::::~::=::::'•=::==::===.:-=-=~=: ·::::,' .;.· - .. . ~ . 1'rc .. l ·• ' Hilt ot tlie offering takl!n When tbe Meip County ~ . ~tlon opens the l2Jst Annual Meigs County FalrMontlaYnlglrt . .. wm ao toward ~ the shopperS kJun&le mthe Meigs County ~ ,..~(JJI·~ ~~..~.,~ .I tor~tbeh'~fdtva'bld. I. . < ... r·:: Ofllce Service otHunt~n&ton. W.Va. Themplerblilw!Dbeawafttedby Aug. 2l,JOIB181d. Nodatewahet Mtlllner1al Association's plan recently; Valley Bell Buttermiik .. '"·· ., ... ~-----~~~--------~-----­ .. ., Ted Warner, crew llijll!'l'\'llc for '1 the llOUIIty bJebway depu1mart, ~ iepoi bid on a water leak at the ... .' flllrlroundl. He l8ld the water '1~- '' ) c<mpany has checked the Une twice . andcouldnotf1Ddale8t:Noonehas yearthecountyrecetved$87,Em. feponed..,.. &,oe water areumuGuldellnes for eligible projects lat;top. Warner l8ld. .. -havecllaniled"COIIIIderlbly,"(OOI· , In Olbel' hrt'np;, Jcues 11114 he · mlllloner•R!Chard Jones said. had bilea ~ aboutpaytna Two dates were set for public for part ot tbe budpt b' theapaecll hearlnp, Aug. 29 at 2 p.m. and at2 and IJau1tw clbllc, opented ·P-Ill· Sept: 26. Bolli lle6t1np are In l:llroulh Velei'IDI Mern!rillllcJipl, llleOJmmoa Pleu courtnxm. tal COiiDI 111•'-"helpedtbecllnlc · Thetlrlt hearing will bring out the dtlriDc 11113 with "'ndln& ._, guJdeHne:s and expi•In what "Itwuourwatti*I•J!dlngtbatwe · projects will be ellelble· However, had no obligation bt 19M 8lk1 no two public hearingS are required. money WBI ~ted," JOIB The cumtf date tot' applications Is said. ' . ' Sept. 12 at 4 p.m. ~loners aPPf'Oill'lated ~. for a bttlldorer and for a $6,610topaybinaontheaM!L'Ingand · copier to be used by the 'county • aeedlngoftbeoldlattd!lll. Welfare department were opened Phil Roberts, county mgM ~. . and tabled for further study. . ·$8ld he had turned In theappllcat1on SuJJmlttlni bldl for the btilklo:!ei' fortheamarlnape¢11tln8yracuae. : If!!!'! Jay Hall It Cheshire and RlBh The application was filed with the \ ' : ~t Co. of Parlamlburg. U.S. Corp& of E;ngl,.., .wblck : Blddels 0.. the were from WOtdd have Jurl8dlctlotl over · the wa~y Olll.'e dredged and Is .t PH. 992-6798_ Boat Dock PH. 992·5786 ' ·' eo. ot Athelll mid SuJII!i'lor COUrthou8e. ' •· . Edna~ of the GaDia-MeiJS Ccmmunlty Action Apncy; wbo 605 W. llain St. Pomeroy, OH. ,.e nttne . ~~omeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday. Augutt 8, 1984 go . . ~- ·.loung~ :· project SHAMMY'S BOTH LOCATIONS OPEN 6 DAYS . A WEEK- 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M . 1 LB. $}79 • e, . at y • . . LB.s ANY SIZE .. pta1•• Eorh INTEREST RATE ThrOiJgh Monday 8/13 tJ1'1N:IISON PIKE ·RT. :Ia WEST SeePagelt • tnli CLEVELAND (AP) The wjnnlng number drawn Monday night bt ·the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was i95. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the win, n1ng number was 57~. The lottery reported earnings of $500,027 from wagering 9n Its dally game. Earnings came on sales of $1;075,1ll8, whDe holders of Winning tickets were entitled to share . . . . . Pllp • naVIgable. A total of149 calls were answered by the units of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services durJuly, Bob Byer, adminlstraloc reports. Of the total, Pomeroy made 53 runs; Middleport, 30; Rutland, 24; Racine, 21; Tuppers Plains 13 and Syracuse, eight. There were 120 patients transported of which 84 were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 19 to Holzer Medical Center; six to Pleasant Valley Hospital and 11 to other medical institutions. All vehicles, Including the transfer unit, drove5,7m.9mUes, an average of 29.9 per call. Lottery winners Mason fair schedules VDI.M, No,l2 , · CopzuWat• 1114 ONMCA HOME VIOEO m Slory, phoju em Pap '7 Reds, Cubs post wins - ' • Local baton winners ·. I 'the palrQI. A 19-yearoO!d Racine woman was at 7:55p.m. No Injuries were reported In a · trea(lrl and released at Veterans IWI>ear acclderit ' ori Ohio 124 In Memor1al Hospital for chest and Thomaswasclledbythepalrolfor VIDEO CAASSETTE Lebanon Township Monday mornabdomen bruises following a single- DWI. car traffic accident Monday accord#80072 Cheryl S. Holley, ~. Racine, Ing. The patrol said VIrginia A. Ing to hospital omclals. escaped serious Injury when the car NeWlun, 34, Long Bottom. alld VHS AND Pepper, a!, Racine, Were The Galjla-Melgs post of the state shewas driving ran <lithe left side of · Det!nb BETA highway patrol 'said Karen S. the road and Into a ditch. The patrol eastbound on 124 when Newlun Thomas was southbound on Meigs said HolleywaswestboundonMelgs reportedly started to ,pass Pepper, Co. 25, Ill Salisbury Township, when Co. 321n Chester Townshipwhen she who was atlelnptbtg alefl turn lntoa she allegedly lost control of her lost control. Sbe was !feated at the prtvale driVe. Newlun swerved to vehicle, which ran off the left side of scene by the Meigs EMS following the right, struck a mailbox and the road andstruckanembanlanent · the 10: a.m. accident according to telephoite pole according to the patrol. The patrol said 'neither drtver was cited In the 7 a.m. accident. Heney J. Cadi!, 23, Pomeroy. escaped injury ~hen the patrol said a deer ran Into the path of his car. Cade was westbound on Meigs Co. 3 lri Salisbury Township at II: 35 a.m. TOIEOO, Ohio (AP) - Luc;IS Columbus pollee and the father of · Monday, when the Incident took County Coounon Pleas Judge Shrader's late wife agreeing to place. . • 391 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO . 992·3524 .Francis JU:stlvo was expe<;ted (o exchange for against having r~~-....:...,...-----'--U!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ charges possible inperjury rule today on whether to allow testlfy Columrus news media to videotape him dropped . and record the Jolm Shrader perjury and bribery trial. Restivo on Monaay d(onled deBut Restivo ruled such a contract was not the same as Immunity, tense. motions asking · that the prosecution's chief witness be which he said can be granted only U.S.D.A. CHOICE stripped of his· Immunity and be when a witness Is called and falls to . CENTER CUT arrested for perjury. testify. Shrader's attorney, James Kura, There was no tmmedlate Indicasaki prosecution witness ~I tion bY Kura that he would try to Kinser signed a contract with have that arrangement overturned. when · Bowhunters bag bears wm the 1 . MON.-SAT.. 9:00·5:00 THURS. 9:00-1:00 .Montgomery WaJd J • I I .\ I • \ I \ \'.\ ' :· '\ \:\ \]: ,.,.: ~ , •\ . PRAWING - 'l'ltls lillie.,. 7111 ~·• drawlnc Ill a UO bed- 1'81& btlme . . . ., . . . . belq p! !d .... PomeiOJ, MuPbfn) B Ia' ?J, bf<'AireiiWBmDCareCntl- '11tecaab'aclon, Wlllwlckl!f C I I , 1tawo qz" d ... a pamll far tile fadlllJ ·fram tile 0b1o ·Dep!!dlnea& olllea!lb A need fer lite flLc5ll&y muat.be lhown beforetbe f 1 pamlt Will be 181ed. '11te ratlltome wwld prov3de llltout 711 Jolla folilb;' . 4lOIIIIIIUILIJ. • ,... 1 ·I . Pt'Otest claims. grand ·champion drugged COWMBUS. Ohio (AP) -Ohio Stale Fa!r ofllclal• say the protest alle&lng sll!ic:til wen! tiled on lite Grand CJiampbllllee!' Is theflrstot tts ldlld they can recall. "Pm'eudone( people's gotten Into this. It's not like 4H anymore. It's lleltln' to be big bucks," said Ms. Rice's father, Jess. 11te sletr'l - · 19-year-old Ms. Rice's 1,IDpound steer, Grand Chainplon barrow brought $:Jl,OIIIast year from Bob Evans, cmtpan!d with $4,al the lint year. Prices tor other livestock have escalated similarly as Ohlo's<Dl» MarRie Rice of ~t COunty, . 11tumper, was declared Grand rate leaders have engaged bt a deitJed that growtlt hormones had Champion earllel' this week. State bldd1ng war, often eaal on by the btal U8I!IL Sbe, ber parents and faifl!lllclals would not say who filed governor. This year's sale Is set for . lllll'ICIIltllr dlld•l• said tllepaotest llteprotest. Monday. filed Tt"biy was Indicative f1 Jim Goard, fair supervisor ol · Lastyear theOhloFarmBureau competitive pressure that's escalagriculture and livestock, said Federation ~ailed for a halt to the ated bt the walre of record prices results of blood and · urine tests bidding wars, sa) in& they _were paid b' cbaJni*Jn animals Jut performed on the steer were to be giving junior fair pattldpants an· year, ready today. unrea7lstlc view of fanning. Cyclist poor . after accident A Pomaoy man Is In poor cmdltlltllln the lntenslveatn!unltol St Joaepb Holpltalln Plrlrenllurg, Va., as the reiU7l of Injuries receiYed Ina IIIOIItlcydl!aco ldeottat ' ··-~ Since the Sale of Champions "U things ge: \oo rich, people do began, the bid for the Grand . furui.Y things." Swank. Champion steer has .climbed from fann bureau executive ~. $11,732 In 1968 to $50,256 last Yl!jLI' said Tuesday from a meeting in St. from Wendy's Intematlooal. The Louis. wnnam Goard COII!Inned Tuesday that at least two steers had btal batTt!d '' from (Oillpetltlon beCaule material had been Injected bttothelrrumpsto • make their hindquarters stand 'OUt. • ., Ms. Rice said she paid $2,011 for /' Thumper in her seventh trY, at lite blue rlblxln, but her father saki he knows people who pave paid S8,0II • for a calf. The famDy was IIUBrdlng~ the animal Tuesday night becauae they were afraid ot tar~tperq. Wendy's spokesman DetmY. Lynch saki the cunpaliy WU' examining Its role In the bidding. ,. He said, "There's a feeling ~,., ,1 " 'Are we loslngslghtofthe~ ~ which 1s to give theaeYOIIII(IB!(rim lnoentlve to get Into the' famt' business." ' ! w. 12: II a.m. lhll mornPng. Panaoy l'llllot! said WIDiam 'Illmeya', JT, Poneo,y, and DBita · Belley, Jr., AlllltiY. were lrllwP!Ii ~ 1111 Mullteny Ave., riding em tile 1111111! rmla'cyde, when the vehlde Wl!llt out of control and 8lnlck a lree. The rnotln'ycle wu danollttlttd. Pollee W!UIIEMIIIY mtXiiiiC wen! not sure wbetha BeUeyorT!el~ wu drlv!Jt&l¥ l'L'LI*In!yC)e. 1be Poueuy Ene&eucy Squad talk bollt L111!11ID Vetl!raDs MimcJr.. 111 R,..,..l Lall!r, Tlaneyer ~ llililfaiiid to St. Joaepb Hmp!tal 1be Ia ¥lib I lepui ta be ltas laoera· t1ons and a l..t ltt,(ury. At n p.m. 'l'ueiidl,y, amolm'cycle rlltdt!lt by Joe Krlltollk, Vennlllon, weal out ot COIIIilll on IJnmh! ,n ._,. .- ILtrUI:k a fatce at tile Tqm an-- pntpl!lly. KrlltDI5k - DOt lll(uJiid. 8e Is dllrtliid with cliMIII willie lillll"h•lild Tlllre Were moclaia(le c1arrtaaat to 1¥ IYM*aeydeAt :tffl a.m.1111 I JnmlnHWRoiid, • a car ltNCk autllll;y plllt- die Lany PJaal Jf!dth••. 1'lle Cllr'a drlftr Iiiii die-and PJIItleW81! liMFI ...... -tile flr"'o1ont tldl nu I ~ 1'1111 llld that die OI9DI!I' ot 1111 Val te ..._, that be bid loiDid the car to a fl1lnl ll /~· .• • VNDEBP&Olilift' -1'0 I ) - a!dM1 cle tile 1181 Grutd CbimploDI!teen& tbe0711olll8te Patr. lice .. ..,...... c-nt&7.... ltallll tile aedt of m. Rice 11 llllllUI8d o1 IDJodlnr stu •• tato lief t 'I'M•..-, Pier ta ..... lleel' wltlclt W. aw...._ ._,,andaJN I 'IIM'-IIleii·(APh e pltoW). • �-· .. ----- • .. . .. Wednesday, August 8, 1984 ..... 2-The Dally ......... P,amelo, Mkldl•port. OIW 1 Hot tip on a non-stock ____James _ _J._K_upa_t_ric_k 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Oblo ' ... . ·' ' DEVOTED TO THE INTEftESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . ·'I .~ ' •• .. • ... t . ~ Q~ rT\-..1'-""T"'~=·- . .' ' ~ ·.,' qjV , . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher 0 " ' ' PAT WHITEHEAD BOBHOEFUCH ::·.: Assistant PubUsher/ Coptroller Ge neral Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor .. .. ,.._ ,_ A MEMBER ol The Alooclated Preu, Inland Dally p...., Auocla· lion and lhe American New-r Publlshen Alooclatlon. ' .r , ~ LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcome. Tiley ollould be leu lloaa 3M wordo , · loaa:•.AIIle«ersare subject to edltla1 ud mu.t-be s lped with aame, addftl:a and tel .... one nwnber. No u""""ed le«en wDI be l*bllol!ed. Letters oloould be In lood lute, oddroolllnr ll- . not pe...,....llieo. ;. WASIDNGTON- Tile Blooper Gizmo Corp. of Silicon Valley, Callt., one ot tbe hottest new companies In the software field, has gone public with a million dollars In common stock avallable at $25 a share. This brllll8lltiy lJ1111laged finn Is headed for the big time. Its price per share should trtple withlri a year. OK? Let us suppose that ·I had wrttten that paragraph as a eolumnlst for Universal Press Syndicate, and that (thls paper) had published II. We "ffluld have been perfectly within the law In otterlng such dubious flnandal ~ - .L-------~----~--------~--~ \ own more than S15,1XX1 and M advice, for J111!8Umably I am a a~ the freedom of tbe ji't'SS. "bona tlde" MW8JIIIperman writing U the law that alva the 3EC Pifcent own more than tzi,IXXI In for a bona fide IYJI(llcate that aells lite-or-death power OWl' ttnanclal · securttles. VIrtually alii eadet'Jown my Jlutt k> a bona tlde new~paper. newsletters Is not a '!aw allrldgiJqr at leu! some conunon stock. 1be But It I had bttered that ldentlelll freedom of the press, It WQUid l!e ma1at1ne oflen feature artlelll, adviCe In my OWD Uttle fiDalldlll hard to bnaalne a statute thai COUld columns and othe~ material deallnl with lnvesbnentl. neWSienet!, and It Iha41101Qbl•'"'!d '• be 50 cBcrlbed. . t T:lls Is what'the law says. Under a license from the· Securities agd Tllese are the facts. Stock Market the Jnvesbnent Advtll!l'l Act of Exchan&e Commllslon (SEC), I Maaaztne Is a 36-pqe monthly . 19j), It Is unlawful tor any penon to would ·be In deep trouble. A mapzlne that has been published enpae In the bullneu of~ publication called Stoc.k Market recularly for the pall 22 years by othel'l "either directly or tlnu&b Magazine Is. In deep trouble now. Wall Street Publlllllqlutlttltelnc. publications or wrttlna'' u to the The story Is dlsturbln& k> thoee ol US- It has a circulation of l2,IIXI' who believe that the Constitution subscribers. Tbe maaazine Is value ft securities unleal that means what It says when It says aimed at smalllnveeton. A survey person reatsten with the SEC IIIII that Congress sball make oo law found that 7o Pl!fCelll of Its ree~ Investment adviser. Tile act IIX· empts "any bona fide JII!WIIIIIIIII!, news magazine or ~ m' financial p\lbUcation of aeneral and reguloll' ctrculatlon.': r;!R etunt ·of a i\ sense of risk I:'', :: .• ,• ·• • :· •. •: ;; ;: :: •• · , • ,• ' ;; ,.·' ·• ,. :: ,. .. ;: :: " I. ....- . Among the assets lost by a good many banks In the past lew years ls a quality not often recognized or tully assessed. Itlsasenseofrlsk, or at least a sense of prucblt rlsk. . It was a quality worn like a vest by the old-fashioned banker, and Its au"' could be felt as soon as yilu entered theold·style bank. You may remember It, because It was prevalent as :recmtly as the 1900s. · Somewhere back then a lot of the nation's conunerclal banks developed I!Q'go fever. Executives who earlier didn't know the price of tbelr stock became very aware. And they became very conscious of their growth rate too. Growth became fashionable, andltseemedtobecon1lrmed by the stock market. Institutions with great pUes of money to Invest began for the first time to load up on bank stocks. It was a new growth Industry. The push was on. Banks set growth targets. They built up their commercial loans at a rate faster than their old-fashioned retall busll1ess. Arid In doing so, says David Cates, they set up conditions !bat got them Into 'trouble later. . Cates, a tonner anthropologist who studies banklrlg and Its culture with an Intensity that places him In the top rank of Industry analysts, observes ·that almost all bank !allures are preceded by swltt growth of commercial loans. · ·... -He ldentlfle5 three chronic problenis that develop trom swltt growth. • First, he says, tbe growing bank probabty takes borrowerS from other banks, and almost Inevitably some of those borrowers wUI be of poor even ' ' I , . . • FREE U.S. women's basketball team wins first Olympie gold medal INGLEWOOD; Cailf. (AP) Winning the Untied States' first Olympic gold medal In women's basketball was better than a national championship, saysCberyl Miller. She should know. Miller, a 6-foot-3 forward has led the University of Southern Calltor· nla to two NCAA titles. Tue:;day night, she guided tbe Americans to an 85-55 rout of the smaller South Kpreans for the Olympic gold. states by one point In the World "This Is definllely 10 times better Championships last year and won than winning a national cbamplon· the gold medal In ihe 1976 and 1!9J ship," said MWer, who scored 16 Olym~. (Xilnts and pull~ down 11 rebounds. Janice Lawrence; a6-foot;3center " I doubt if anything ls going to top whO led Louisiana . Tech to two this." natiollal women's titleS, used her \ quickness 8lld jumping ablllcyfor 14 "We own the mountain topandlt's points In Tuesday night's game, all wonderful," 'added Lynette Woodard, the aU-tbne collegiate scoring frOm close range. Substitute Cindy Noble, a 6-5 ProduCt of Tennessee, c hampion trom .K ansas. · contributed 10. The bronze medal went to China, The Americans broke a 12-12 tie I which beat Canada 63-57. with a 16-2 run and led at halttlme . The Soviet Union's boycott of the 42·27, Los Angeles Games madf the . "No tax loorease from Reagan? That's the biggest fish story I ever heard." . :.·· ~~:I .arne duck session T-;:=========:;1 Amb~~sador seeks help_;_··_ I . • ' . :~!~Letter to editor ,. ·H~: ·· By ~hoice or lwbit?? 1 l I *-'" ,•:together, a our t.: 't:: . H. _.;..__L_owe_l_lw_inB_e__ tt Pet .. Week - RENT TO OWN·"• . 302 V-8 en1ine. 3 speed, stick shift trans .. power steering. power brakes, AI-Fm-Cassette. Color: on~nce with white stripes. 24 Months Free Service $2900 NO CREDIT HASSLE · SAME DAY DELIVERY , ' INGEJ;s .··.·.: ·AND . ,t• '975 I AJI)plilan•ce Rental STOP IN AND SEE FRANK GHEEN MULLEN INSURANCE· 675-6573 · 317 ,..ain 'Street 113 SECOND AVE. 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' occur. we could be vlctlrioos. ·: Mitch Hannahs added three hits The Sovle~ bad beaten the United Persecution ·continues ___;____~J_ac_k....__A_ikle_rso_...rt -..-. . . \ quality. Continental Illlnols Natiollal Bank, !Or example, bought a $1 blllloll plleof ; loans from the soon-to-tall Penn Square Bank. Most of the loans were bad ·• and had to be written ott, a catastrophe that almost ruined Continental. . WASHINGTON - Sometimes adviser, then promoted to associate with the Bell System, l tailed CIIOkscales wrote to Slckon. ·".· · Next, growth-oriented banks tend to press loans on exlstlng cust<mers, ' miserably.'\ 1 - A Wljl!k eadler, Cllnklcalel the good guys win. •J admlnlstrat~. Last year he won a ;; ieadtng to the posslbWty of overloading them. Do you remember when - The continuing allegations ' excoriated the IG for Investigating . A couple of years ago, I made a presidential award tor saving .the :: banks were the voice of caution rather than the catalyst of big dreams? . against Cllnklcales now make a iue park1rtg ·lot prolll!!ms at GSA. "I check of two dozen govern· taxpayers more than $13 miUion. random ~- ~· And thlrdty, the swlttly growing bank's personnel, training and quality .weighing ci<R to 10 pounds. In· a consider I~ Incredible that you ment whistle blowers who had AU the while, Clinkscales· ·round -' -cOntrol cannot keep pace with the Increased volume. Poor decisions follow. typicaUy Irreverent memo to his would divert experienced auditors / Jn Cates' view, "the Industry went too far too fast In the asswnptlon of · dared to accuse tbetr superiors of that his persecution was continuing bosses. cu~ made this from the billions or dollars the wrongdoing. Every lasl one of unabated. In Interviews wit)l my , .~~:)>lsk." In spite of evidence all about, Including the !allure of bnportalit the Inspector gellt!!'al, agency handles ill the contracting crttique of them, I found, had subsequently associate Indy Badhwar, he dted • , ,·~··banks, the Industry "assumed that somehow It would stay sound." Joseph Slckon: area when (other experts) are' been houpded and harassed by the seVeral examples ot ~rassment: ' ' :;;.: In this ~tting, signals were Ignored. Although such behilvtor Is not "Our IG, Inspector Clouseau. has avaUable to conduct parkin& stugovernment agency he had embar· - Usl mont)J. two emissaries :-;;.unique to banking, he contends that many bankers, lncllidlng those .at made a career out ·or tnvesttgatJn8 · dies," he wrote. rassed. Some of them had even from tbe agency's lnspecto; gen·~..:;now-reorganized Continental, have Shown a "potentlaUy lnflalte capadty me or my organization. He hardly - Iilother,memosQVel'theyears, been forCed, Soviet-style, 1o submit eral marched Into his office to grUi >~·for self-deception." · · ...... finished one Inquisition before he . Clinkscales has accused Slckon of to psychiatric examinations. him as part of an Investigation that .-;.. Now, after failures and many near-failures, Cates says, the I'E!Cently starts another, and only his IneptfalltngiOglveGSAcontracts'proper One or these gutsy heroes Is had bi!en going In for nine months. :~;::deregulated Industry recognizes the need, to discipline itself. Bankers :-' krtaw, he says, that unless they do so they'll have government on tbelr WUIIam Clinkscales, whose oi'deal The subject? Alleptlons that ness has ptevented tbe situation scrutiny, of waging "turf battles" · was cited by Ronald Reag811 In the Clinkscales had billed the govern· from getting totaUy out ot hand." " Instead of preventing wrongdoing, ~:~backs again. - Olnkscales believes his ha· of gutting the JG's Cl)lltract tnaPec· 199l campaign. For treading on the meilt for $148 worth of phone caDs ·' rassment Is the result of his tOr force from 70 to 411, and of toes of higher-ups In tbe General made from hiS home In 19111. repeated suggestions that Slckon Is overspending his buclaet 50 bsdly Services Administration, Clinks· Clinkscales politely ·denied that Investigations requiring travel cales had been stripped of his knowledge of the calls. He tben · not doing his job properly. Last ~ < AprU, for example, Cllnkacales expense havt1 been shelved for the ' Investigative dulles and relegated · pulled out his home telephone bills ·') depounced Slckcm for maiatalnlng rest of the year. to a do-nothing job behind a desk 1 for 1981, which showed they aver· : ...• House Spea)<er Thomas P. O'Neill aod Senate Majority Leader HOward Slckon's omce denied Clinks· ' stuck In a conidor. aged about $1111 a month. "And In videO-camera surveUlance on the . • :;;llaker don't agree often, but they're united In discouraging talk of a ' 'Against' the quiet but stubborn the year of our Lord 1981, $101;.79 Dfth~ Door ot tbe General Services cales' charges of hal'llssment. But :~past-election "lame duck" session thls year. the Ulll'l!gellel'ate whistle blower's resistance or . the agency, Clinks· was the average monthly cost," he Administration building during ' ;:::: The continued fallure of Congress to agree on a 1985 budgei 8lld on a deliverance may be at hand. Slckon cales was "rehabUltated" by Rea· said. "So If that $148 was to ease the .working. hours. '"Ibis raises the •::defense btU has prompted some key lawmakers to suggest that such •' resigned a few days ago. gan, appointed a senior policy pain of my own personal contract specter of George Orwell's '1~,' " -:~tters may only be capable of resolution once the year's political smoke l . I' cleared. : ~~ Lame duck sessions are usually avoided at all costs, and untU thls decade •::(bey were the exception ratber than the rule. ::: But in the last two election years - 19111 aod 1982- Congress has : ~)'etW'rled to town to such sessions. Usually little has been accomplished In ~t-electlon gatherings, although In 1982 Congress did approve Preslclent Since I have been cpnststently over 1,100,1Ql Guatemalans forced region aod meet with top officials. u auch acUon had been taken tw6 /' =~Reagan's plan tor a nickel-a-gallon gasoline tax Increase to help finance critical ot the Reagan admlnlstra· to Dee tbelr homes ·&nd, In many They allo visited tbe ••contadora" decades ago wben our relations . . .,,ioad aod bridge repairs. . countries, Mexico, Colombia, Vene- wit.h VIetnam began to turn 10111', lion puilcles In Central America, I cases, their homelands. ·l ~ l: ·eongress Is now scheduled to leave at theendotthlsweekrorarecessfor was not too surprlsed to get a letter - Untold thousands of political . mela and Pan~UU~~ - the faur ~there would be 1111 need fit t • ~~Jxrth the REpublican National Convention and Labor Day. It returns In from former Ambassador to El pri&Oners. ·some never seen aaaln uaUQnl that ~ Jointly •WII a tile new llll!lllONl In Watlllqtila . --~~iember tor five weeks of work, quitting for the year In early October. Salvador, Robert E . White, Chair· after their arn!Sts, some merely peaceful 1settlement In Central with tht llallll!l of 5'I,IXXI Amerltlll' ~:;: Both O'Neill, D-Mass., and &ker, R-Tenn., have said repeatedly theY man of the Commission on u.· "disappeared" - virtually an of Ametlca. Other meetln&i are belnli boys who Were killed there. Until , .; ..,ha.ve no plans for calling Congress back to town, regardless otthe outcome S.-<:entral American Relations ask· them tortured mereUeaely. pllilllled 101" the near futurl!. To our ler~ learn lhat pHeeful '~pf the presidential election. lng my help to putMiclze tbe - H~ of Salvadoran ctvlll· widerwrtte the travel eliPMII d nqcillatlonl can I» more eUecll'le ,, ; . . aaker !leell\5 to be particularly anxious to leave. He Isn't rwlnlng for Commission's effort to bJtl)g ~ ;ms brutaUy murdered every Commluloa memben, WIJite Ia !ban stubborn natiOnal pride, t1tere ~:ie•eletlkiil and his dEparture fran the Senate·ls widely ...tewed as the first to that troubled region. I wiU share month while the Reqan Admlnls· seeldJqj contrlbutloal frQm the wUI IIi! Utile hope for peece ~ .:ttep In .w hat Is expected to be a bid lor the 1!11!8 Republlcl!JI pn!Sidentlal part of the lengthy missive, 'with , tratlon pours In yet more m1111ons o1 public. Contrtbutloal may 1»_.10 III)IWllere. j.. ~~JUnlnatlon. you. dollnrs. cllllmlna "Jli'OII- In Tile CortuniJIIoo aa U.S.-Ceatral "llluae ~ are !be pellti!JII8Url" ·,~z· Sjlme prominent members, llowever, have sugaested $it legislation "As a former U. S. Amba891dor human rights. Arnft1eln Relau-, d Tenth St., II just aa uue•today • wileD It ""' iH urrentb' 8IIIIIQII!CIIn partisan politics might be easier to get through In a "Again and agBJn, the Rengari u:., WulltJiaton, D.~ mD. to El Salvador, I have rema~ IIPOkin almolt 2,(Q) yean 810! ' . :;. post-elEction session. deeply Involved In public dlacus- . AdmlnlstralkRI ofllclals have sig· .;..,, .... ' . sions about our government's role nailed their determlnaliQn to In Central America. I kiiOW trom pursue the same dlsa.slroUI course flrst·band expe11ence how d~­ theY haw . followed In Central America since coming to office. ~ and traglcaUy sliort•sllbled Is the Reagan Admlnl&tratlon's policy And now they are a.ldna llullouft 9f seeking a mWtary IOiut!otlto the dollnrs In new aid, wlllch can only ·~ ,1~· region's problems. AB Chalnnan d Strenlthen the statui quo and mBia! 'l "' companies got what they wanted the Commlltllon and a Senior peace e\'1!11 leu likely. lnltead ft · ~~. I'm writing regarding Mr. WlntheY started lllrlng back worken. Fellow of Its lpoii&OI', the Center for trying 10 COIIIaln Ulll'elt In Nlcara· : :~tt's rolumn In Sunday's 'llmeS· :• ;sentinel. I much agree with blm Everyone says down with the Del.<eloji'nellt Policy. I 1m WOI"klill 11111 and El Salvldar, t1tt Reqan •h md SlJter Rectenwalh. Meigs unions, guess they don't realize - with other COIICI!I ned private cltJ. forelp policy teani appumtly l! ~ty's enthusiasm Is zero! We minimum Will'! would be much zens for a peaceful ll!ltlernent In . Intends to Cllllllnue spnndlna up. lowel' - Social Security lower and Central America. We must do all hea'lal lhmC"Not the Nilan. :~ ~attract old and new businesS ¢'. . . :· " we had a road, perhaps a mall. relli-emeats lower If not for union we can, IInce our~ II DO! 1"\IDIIIal tbe rllk of It Ullng- lta eDOIIIIOUI- power and J"!!l)eU.. war. Tbe admlnlltraU. •: •rm afraid 110111e of the merdlants wqes. Meigs County Is a Republlc811 hu directed Ita ~ . . . . Inti~ to prea. the tall! for : : •re In a rut, where theY don't care peace. < county. I ~ If by choice or :•:Dr are afraid of any change. We atreD&Ibanlnl the Cadral Ameli'~>eel new bu8lnels, perhaps new . habit. It's always been, "I waa born "''m llll'll )'1111 are aware JU1t !lOW can military 111c1 ft&bt'lla a ' ~~:.polltldana. Wily don'( they band a Republican, .rn die a Republl· 111m 1114 ta'J'IfYialla 11ft! todaY In 111-dlftned "Gommllllllt can." Would they today Wftl' the mucb ft Ceiiii'JII Aaw lei, with buill Ceatnl 'Itt" + take a petition and 110 to II8JTie style clothln& thelt parenta ' -Over li&.IQI dald In tbree)"'!!ll'' Apncy ltatloal and llrltiiiiiiiiMrt - 1 ~ !:c;wumllul, aDd demand a road? Is .::~ lealDul. ~~ cld at their qe? It's Ume P,lllllle ft In El Salvldaralont. RelatlvllfiiW of~ adYIIan.T •NW~~• •·~Portland area would beneftt more? Melp Coullty wulll up llld. Hetl oi 1m. are Cllllblt cuualllr baea 10 tDCIIIlll'Pr pr I II; lilt they, t11em1e1ws have a braiD. Ull! :~:u county seat doesn't walre up MOlt are thevlednwd.~ t!lreattlttPI Jte•tlq r'tollllp;" lt. What has the 11 eaent lldn!Wma· dellroy mlz!nne Ill tllll!alvldOI"an ::~soon Pomeroy and MJddleporl will ~· h'Witlllwatato_. don done fOI" ~ 'Coullly!. We mUitary 01" ~ aecurlty . forces ft tltt ~.. lllarll to ""be .gbolt towns. 1 IIIIo qree with Mr. Wln(rett's · don't want •notber four yeera of ,operating under tltt lUIIe of death IIII!CIIn a blt$lr •at at I ' 'C ft ~L- Zelma Gilmore, aqud. t1tt c.tnUa 1 ... pr 'I• 11r ' :-: vleWI on Reapu. He 11!1 out 10 RL 2 Mulberry Pa!Waoy, ' -Over lm,IQISalvldarana -In t ......... dll lid PI of 0 11111' ~:break the unions, ansi baa oear1y a country ft lilly five million - and ,_ IIIII tMlllll to illucb' tJII' -~~-~~--..,;.;; .iui.'ceeded. AB -~ aa the bJe Ohio. ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohl!> Bay said tbe "ha!Jg·up" Is Nptre Stale has agreed to play Notre Dame's previously expressed l,nler· Dame In a home-and-home foolbaU est tnplaylngthe19!!igamelnSouth series In the 19!!i aod 1~ seasons , Bend. . according to a published report ' "They wanted It the other ~ay ATHENS, Ohlo (AP) - Dave for Maynard, which won despite today. around. withusgoingthereln '!!;and MIUT8yhitahomerunwithtwomen being,outhlt 14-7. Each lellm bad a The Colwnbus Dlspatc!l reported their coming here In '96," he satd. on Mike Nodlanos added two-run five-run Inning- Marion In the first thatacontractthatcallsfortheirlsh "But that would be hard tor us, ln. hof'nerdurlnga10.runelghthlnnlng and Maynaro In the third . . Rob to meet the Buckeyes In Colwnbus that it would give us only five home as SteubenviDe downed Pember· Linkous was the losing pitcher. on Sept. 00, 19!!i, and for OSU to visit garnes In '95, but'seven In '96, I would • ville 1!1-7 Tuesday 1n the Ohio Maynard advances with a record of South Bf1nd on Sept. 28,l996,1s In the rather bave six each of those Am~rlcan Legion baseball 1-1 and 31·12. Marion lost both Its h811ds of Notre Dame athletlc seasons." . , tournament. . tournament games and ·e11ded the . U Notre Dame )IISists on playing · of!ldals. . ' MaynardellmlnatedMartonPost seasonat33-U. "There ls ooly one hang-up, which the first game In South Bend, Bay 1~ 8-7 •and Wqrthlngton ousted Kent Mercker's !our·bltter and Ifeel confident will be worked out," salr1, "I wouldn't say that stance Chillicothe Post 757 1 ~lUll the Mark Hertel's two-run hi>mer In the said Ohio State Athletic Director would necessarUy .blow It out ofthe · double-elimination tournaq~ent seventh helped make·thedlfterence Rick Bay. water. Ifeelit would be good forvhlo with a 5-1 victory. A game between for Worthington against Chillicothe. 'ot Its · State to resume playing Notre Lima and North Ridgeville .was Mercker struck out 14 and walked Sc1 o resu • Dame." . ,suspended In the sbtth Inning with tour. Todd Seymour was ch,arged The Buckeyes 8lld the Irlsh have ~rth Ridgeville ahead 7·5 aod will with theloilsasChllllcotheeJ<Itedthe COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Bell· met only twice In their historieS. In be Wednesday. . tournament with two straight losses lah Land toured the mlle In 2: 05 3-5, 1935, Notre Dame defeated Ohio The rest of the games scheduled aoda39-17record.Worthlngtonlsl·1 fastest time of his two-year career, State :J.8.13 In Ohio Stadlwn. The .naesday were rained out and . aod 35-12. to win the featured race at Scioto lrlsh recorded a 7-2 triumph the rescheduledforWednesday. The tournament~ Wed· DownsonTuesdaynJght. : followll\g year at ~th Bend'. SteubenvWe was· ahead 8-2 after nesday at 9: 00 a.m. · with the The 4-year-old gelding posted a threeinnlngs,butPembervtnei\l)lto .completion of.the suspended game 1Y.·length victory over New Coat r-.----;;;--~~;w ''within 9-7 before thewlnners came betweenUma (().1,23-18) and North and retutned $4.40. Mountain Ta· 6 up wtth their big Inning, In which 13 . .:c,RI.:.;dgev::.:....:Uie;.:_:,(O._l..;.'19-_17..;.)_ . _ _ _ _..:mer= · ..;.w:.::a;.sth:::::.lrd::·--------1 RJJTLAND BO~ BAG BlACK BEAJIS - Two GET THE 7th N\OiiltTH batters went to.the J)late: Nodlailos' r memhers of the Rutland Baftllnten Club ""*''1117 fullllled any horner In that lnnlngwashisseoond hunter's dream wben they eacll bacpd a black be8t wl&ll a ·~~ow .00 Oltheday. 8ITOW In Canada. At left II 11(101 laiiAII lil!m McKin e,. willie Mike ON ANY APPLIANCe Winning pitcher Paul Zorne had a Johnson Is on the right. Tiley W$'e two molt IUC'3 : lui memben 01 the During the Month • • three-run homer In the third. Ru~d lnmtlng expedlllon. Other memberll af the banting parly Winston Mason took the loss. Of Augusl ·. • Included Mike Fetty and Bob C&ator. . ' Steubenville, 42-7, won its second game of the· tournament, while Pem~ dnwed to 1·1 tor the tournament and 28-15 overall. In the Marlon·Maynard game, comPJeied awa· a OSU to play ~otre Dame in 1995•96 . a ·Neither the puiiUsher nor any of the edlton ot Sloe!\ Market t.1aaa· zlne.ls so registered with the SEC. Last year the SEC broullllt rult In U.S. District Cow1 bereln W8lhinl· ton aplnst the mapzlne. On July 12 District Judll! A.ubn!y E. . . . . . . . . . Robinson Jr. ordered the magazine shut down. His conclusion waa that Stock ,Market .Magazine Is rot , ubooa fkle. '' Evidence before thi! court' ind!· cated that many ot the articles In the magazine were mere puffs from · . public relations COUnselOI'I~ Fea· · tured cunpanlelliUJl:ha84!d adver· tlsiDg space: they allo purchal8d reprints of fawl'llble artlelel about them. 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August Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • • ~ ..,. · The Daily Sentinel :.~ •' ·: By Associated Pn;ss · ~n the Mets and the Cubs start ~baseballs at ·each other, yoo know the pennant race is for rau. :the rom<tntic battle between the N~ional League East's Cinderella ~ turned ugly Tuesday as the C\\)ls swept ~ double-header from thfilr nearest pursuers. -First-game loser Ron Darling hlt Dil,ve Owen with a pitch that drew w&mlngs from the umpireS, and · ~ ~nd-game loser Ed Lynch hlt Keith Moreland, who had slugged a thi'ee-run homer tn the opener, with a pitch that cleared both benches. .Chicago's ·Scott Sanderson was e~ted from the second game after p!IInklng Kelvtn Chapman. '). sjx-run fifth tnntng helped the Cllbs to an 8-6 victory In the opening g<iple. A five-run fourth powered tli!m to an 8-4declslon In the second. '-1'he Cubs have now won five s~alght and 11 of 13. They opened a 3~-game lead over the Mets, from ~m theybavetaken8ofllgames thiSvear. Elsewhere ln the NL, Cincinnati scrambled past San Diego S-7, Los Al)geles clawed pasi Atlanta 2-1, St. Louis held off Pittsburgh 2-1, San FtanC!sco clubbed Houston 9-2 and Pfalladelphla split a pair with Montreal, winning the nlglitcap·3-2 after dropping the opener 6-3. The Expos entered the eighth tnntng of the nightcap traillng2·1 but tted1t on Gary Carter's single before Driessen drove Mike Stenhouse hometobreaktheExpos' four-game losing streak. Bobby Ramos hlt his first major . lellgQe homer tn nearly two Years tn · the first game. · Dodgers2,Braves 1 A two-out single by Steve Ye<tger tn the 11th tnnlng scored Terry Whitfield from second base, after KenLandreaux tied the!f<lltlewitha two-out, ntnth-tnnlng homer. Landreaux' s shot ruined a two-hit shutout bid by Pascual Perez. Donnie Moore_,2-3, came on in extra inlllngs to get the loss. Ken Howell, 2-2, picked up the victory. Cardinal!l2, Pirates 1 Danny Cox allowed only three hits over SE'Jen Innings and Terry Pendleton's slxth-lnntng triple drove In t)le wtnntng l'UIL . The victory Wf!S the lOth by St. Louis over the Pl!!ates ln lllries an<) the third In as many decisions bY .BENCH-CLEARING BRAWL - Chicago Cuba' Cox, 6-9, whowalkedonlyone. Bruce players cllarp! the lllOODd u home plate umpire Fred Sutter got the last six outs for his Brockl•nder tries 1o pun New ;York Mets' league-leading 30th save and his Lynch (;16) from the melee In the fourth 11: eighth against Pittsburgh this year. pltc'::f! (USPS I.._., A Dhloloo ol Mul ......... 'I.e. Published every alterrioon, Monday throuah Friday, 111 eoon street, bf 111e Ohl<i Vauer Publtshlni QHnpany : Mul· - ·· Inc., Ponwoy, Ohio C57al. 19'.1· 21M. Seolnd Cilll pD8!4iO paid at Po-" .,...oy, Ohio. Member: Th~ Aas~Jated Prest. 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MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS ln11de Ohio 13 w~ ................................. $11.56 26 Weeks ............... .. ................ $29.12 52 Weeb .: ............................... $511.21 Out._we Ohlo 13 Weells ................................ . Giants 9, Aslroa 2 Jeff Leoilard went a.for-5 with three.RBI and-Mike Krukowwon his tltlh straight game, becdming the first San Francisco pitcher to wtn 10 t PhlllleS 6-2, Expos 2-3 games this season. Frank WUIIarns :Dan Driessen doubled home one and Gary Lavelle llnlshed up. nln and singled home the game-· Mike Scott, 4-10, took the loSs, w(nner in the bottom oftheelghth to dropping his sixth consecutive hejp the Expos salvage 11 spllt. In the decision. opener, Juan Samuel stroked an · On a delayed double steal tn 'the inSide-the-park homer and Mike eighth tnnlng, Joel Youngbloods\Ole Sc}unldt hit one out ln a four-run home for the Giants' eighth run. tJi¥'d lnhing: - -- 26 Weeks ... .............. .. .. ............ '1.11'>1-'1 52 Weeb ................................ . Rains postpone racmg . . • I STORE HOURS STEWART- Havy 1'11111 aptn poatponed l'ldlla at SkyUne Speedway to SUnday llllbt, whel'l! a fine field ol can pmrhl"d aiOOd alloW, Mon.·s.t 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM includlnl tbe tuper.fut feature racel t h a t - - by Tom AniOI .of ParllenllurJ and the "fiYina' Il'lreman" Jollll ~. Amoll ciU1II4 Wlary' In the 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY;· OH. ..: PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT.. AUG. 11, 1984 . Super Latt Modi! diYIIIoa, bellllla . a ~ o1 • ....- lillie 1, ~ Earj Hill allll llx other c,an that qu•ns 1 1a 111e ~ower J3 seconct bladllllt. J'ollowiDi AniOI ac..- tbt1lldlllllae_..Earl tnll, Bob Adanll Jr., and Mille Smith. : Amal Wll tile rut beat, while · 8ob Adami Jr•.elaJme4 the J1!C!1114 ' trat. 1'11itldl'd beatwuclllrlled 11f qteftl . . . . . JICk Fink placed ~ and Hlltoll Wolfe third. }~ Mimi Sr. put on a ll'ftt :'!':':"' Iii botll the flatUre aad In tile li!b'net dull or t11e Hobby !!~Ddt «ivlllaa. Tilt Racllll! drMr iJar. I'ClWlY m' Yletocy In the dllb .. Jjlck Boot ldpcl him out at lbe cl!eckered llq In a phoiO llnllb. •'A repeat pe,rtormance waa tn tile feature Adami chil~ llarri* and HarTy Yobo 1 siaaed MIXED · · u Fryer Parts fOr tbe *d. WileD balfway throuab ~ r&CI! Yoho 1p111 aad "T-boned" ~ Sl!lldlna blm 111111 Into the . ~· Adami recowred. and afterlbe restart apln cllallellpd Harrll for the leld, to aettie for~ ._.had GRAD~ a~lbe llnllb. · !Hat wiJmen wereJaekBootand the PI'OIII'am wblch begins at 8 stop Orioles ......_. w . . belted grand stam homers tn the first two tnntngs, .tytng the majorleaguerecordformostbases-loaded homers in one game. · ' ;;By HERScHEL NISSENSON • AP Sports Writer .:,Ron Guidry hopes the Louisiana Lightning he fired at the Chicago ~te Sox won't tum out to be as The Tigers, who had drQpped six eiOslve as a summer thunderstonn. of their last seven games, tied the ~ 'The slender Cajun, who w111 turn nightcap !Xi with an unearned run In 3-J·later this month, turned blick the the ninth. Pinch-hitter Dave Bergc'Ock Tuesday night bY ciJoltng off man bloopro a double to lett, took ~ White Sox on four singles and sipklng out 13, his highest total tn third on an Infield out and scored on more than five years. That enabled an error by first baseman Buckner. !hi> New York Yankees to blank 1n the first game, Boston jumped ~cago 7-il for a · spilt · of their ·on Detroit's Jack Morris for nine !Wi·nlght double-header. runs tn lesS than two innings, : :rbe White Sox took the opener 6-3 Including both grand slalhs. Par~HaroidBainessmashedadoubie, . rish, Alan Trammell and Howard aiJ RBI triple and a two-run homer Johnson homered for Detroit. $d Greg Luzlnslil homered' to eitend his RBI streak to 10 games, falling three short of the American LA;ague record. . :;In other Ar)terlcan League ~es. Detroit dropped the opener ot; Its third consecutiVe doublelieader to Boston 12-7 but won the nightcap 7-5ln 11 Innings, Minnesota - ~ Oakland 2-1, California n'lt>ped Seattle 7-6, Kansas CIIY beat · l'll,llwl!ukee 8-5, Texas sbaded ToI1Jnto 7-6 tn 10 Innings and Cleveland qQWrled Baltimore 54. Now Offering With Therapist •,Puidry did not walk a batter and struck out thesldeinthesecondand r(illth Innings --' the latter thne on nliie pitches-for hJs 132nd triumph, ' . s$pping a tle with Allie Reynolds f6r eighth place on the Yankees' alf,ttme victory Ust. Brian Dayett rufd Dave Wlntleld homered as the Y.~kees halted Chicago's six-game Winning streak after the White Sox stepped New York's eight-game s!fingtn the opener. t---------------------~ ,Jn the first gaJ'l'le, LaMarr Hoyt 5Cfttered SE'Jen hits tn 81-Jlnntngs ~ 00 ... - m , . . '111! ... .. !II S7 ~ lf'l.! ~ !1, .Ill !D .511 II • . AM all Wllln'DniiiDN Ia II !D , .!17 - ·, Mha ~~ . · ~ • • .51! , !i .... Jltlll21! .11 ... lil =. ~"'. . .:.':": :1! t SNide ~ Tt'UI .-. -_,,_... _1111.. JO u ""• 1' .... ' · 11011111 u. Dolroll 7, Ill • Dolroll 7, 5, 2lld ...... II ... tGALLIPOLIS SAVINGS '. ' ~I.- Yort'l, .· ·The account with theaxbas ... A BONUS* GIFT ~!1,-t ~Ciryl,lll 7 5 rn ual Olldlad 1 ~'·-· . 7 , .. a- 1:;:.,. 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CANISTER PRE-.SWEETENED KOO~AID . lt8A325-76+8 -~ 149,' Limit One Per Coupon Good Only At P...n·s Offer uplres Sat., Au1. II, 1914 MACARONI[CHEESE , •• 7¥4 oz_ 6j $1 - !~ limit Size Per Coupon Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires ~at., Aua. 11, 1914 J ' �. . • • . -- • . :*' · ;Pas• •• • -..• 6-The Daily Sentinel I • ~~!!!!!!!!! ...__,. - --. . __... ........ ·--- . . . ----:----.....,.--.. - - - - - ---·-·01 ----- -.. . ~ 8. 1984 • c~bs Mesh •' .: •• : •• • a. sor at the Metgs County l1)l!lh Department. . Ms. Torres aays the Collliumer Product Safety Commlislon Is warnJne parents and babys!ttl!rs that drop-llde mesh play pens and portable mesh cribs liEd with aside left down, can poee a severe safety droP-side callllllglllfftlcatton, advlaes Nonna Ann T!rres, R.N., lllll'Sing supervl- ~ • ,.._•• Meigs Olympics to continue recycling driv(J A recycJln& drive organl2led ·tn JUDe IQ belleftt the Meigs Camty . Specla1 0~ continue Into September, IICCOI'C!Ing m Klla Y~~~q or the Meigs C<xmty Exlal· . lion ottlce. MI. Young llllvlll!s thole with lteml m ~te are ll$llecl to store them untO after ~ ¥e1p County Fair. Tboee without atoll&! ~pace may contact her at mall6 for ' parnp. . NeiVIpllpl!!'l and aluminum CIIIIS are beinl ~- ~ flholdd elthet- be IJgw!!ed with twine or In blp or balles. Aluinlnumcans llnlldbeheaa' Alumlnumbever· wm "OTDOG or SANDWICH BUNS ePq.Ct.$11 9 "o;jHj ., ~T ..AIIIIQ', - 111 en Ill ~ IWIIM a Ill 11!1 HI"' ' , a "•cllllloa lllta "•II WOI'III 0 zl liST lit 11!1 u.lven&y ol Nalre Dime, Soulllllead, IDd. 'l'llepllr .... !tldwllli Rlgll Rups U and are ...,,. IJ of lad.J RIAL I T RATH PORK ., .: SAUSAGE LB. SANTA ROSA 99¢ , · .· • -• She noted t11ree Infants died or sutfix:atlon last year In mesh play pena and pOrtable l!l'lbsand In each Incident tbe Infant was lell unattendedwtthoneofthetwodropsldes 1n the down position. Afterfalllngotf the edge of tbe matlrei!S pad, the 2,Dipoondsotpapei',DIP"Indoof ' CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING T·Shirts, C1ps, Jackets, Etc. SPECIAL PRINTING FOR YOUR SPECIALIEEDS Infant's head or chest was corn· Two Metgs Countlans won Inter· ' .natlollal honol1 In bllton twirling •, canpetiUons at the .University or Notre Dame, South Bend, lud. 69¢ · andVeronlcaProvo,l&,dau~or Mrs. Robert MurPey, Cbl!ster canpetEd In theweek·lolii Mr. and NaUonal Baton' Twirling Allocla· lion lnternatlona!WorldChamplonships with !llher members of tbe. P~RitiPRangeretles. The glrll are coacbed by Judy Rlas· 614-,992-7626 . pressed between the floor board and the mesh side so the. child Wl8 unable to continue breathing. AnER 5 P.l. \ STOP EVERYTHING! I Come to INGELS' Spectacular THREE DAYS ONLY - THURSDAY I FRIDAy I SATURDAY .SUPER EVENT· OF THE·. 'YEAR! ' f lllail and ll9 ..... of. alumlmim. • Meigs County had :M athletes \ Cllplpele In the aectloaal Clllnpetl· • canpetltlve. All coadlliJg Ia 011 a volunteer bull. Moaey flun dOIIa· lions Is uaed tor meals, IM!I'IIIaht act.-omooatlons and .ndtotiil&. The last ~ date will be In Septembl!r. The date wW be llliiOUiiCed litter tbe falr. scmet~~ue wlddi waa • " " In tbe,lliltloiiBla and thl_rd In the world. ' . lndlvtduany IICheduled ( . .i ' . / . »- for . ' day 'cnnttuulng 1tJrougb Sept '11. Enrdlment tee tor the eight· . - ; COI.Il'IP-_!1 ~ for - meinbers. AwutllliMillwlll be minute k $}99. ow SAYE " icar · lessons which won first place, Sbe 1s also a 011 member of the JuVenile small dante o-; twirl team which took fourth place GAi.LIPOLIS ,- Enrollment and the juvenileparade rorp~whlch ' ilr Individual guitar lnsti\ICtlon · took serond place In !he national 'Is n0w beJn& takea a~ tbe ~li cqmpelltlon 11!1Ci third In the world Art Coklny, 5.'1) F1n1t AYI!:, ProvollamemmberdtlleiiE!IIIor c... nlpllls. , ·, • 1lqe c1!mce twirl team Which took Jnatructbr, JeliWamsJey, Gal· tlllrd and a membei 11 tile very 11po11s; will beglll ........ nurs- Cliliilpi!Udlnthe&ei!JorparadeCDiJII ROLL ROAST .. Ju=:m~·=~ofu!; FAC.offering , smaUIE!IliOrdallcetwlrlteamwhlch waa lilxtll In msqletltlun. Provo BOSTdN • ·,· competJtlon In CcJiumbu& Athletes - Apr11 Hudson, 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bry~t Hudson, Alban)' LB. ld(!ntlfled, .. lllddltport, Ollio ~sutfQCate . / wir ers bring honors . ~ :.SS::: ~~= ;, · .ho. m~ from competition - ~~~ti.e~= 1' :I RED PLUMS ;~. tile....,...... Cllll can be easily acc;ardlna to Ms.Young. since they are llalbtweliht. seam1e1a, and are 11011-lllliJit!tlc,'- Due to ~ ........... glass 110 Joa&er Ia being I'I!C)'Clal. . To date the group has recycled ' Specialty .Graphics Infant can fall or roU Into the pocket Health hazanl to Infants. When one side of the playpen or ct1b ·Is down, the mesh fo11115 a 1oo1e poc1ret which leaves a gap between the ~of the tloor board and the mesh side. An T Monday • Saturday 8 A.M.-1 0 P.M. Sunday 10 A.M.-8 P.M. ~ The Daily It ll~tofiveanlnfantln becallle of the clab&er of the Infant l'lllllllc Into the apace between the mattlwl and 1ooae - mesh side • 'WE SELL MONEY ORDERS - causing safety ha2;ards plaYJII!II or a portable crtb with the sides down ·:•.." .. - PotllliOf Mldd'aport. Ohio •• (formerly Jones Boys) *4 Convenient Locations . *Weekly Specials *Money Saver Items · •ttav. ... • •• •• '· • . . • • Wedn •• ·. !i·.2nd B IG · WEEK AT BIG BEND FOODLAND • ' .,.... - 118. • OM EVERY DIAMOND IH OUR HUGE SQUARE HeN Ia o •••"' come tn1e evsnt. A Ut.ll... app arhln1iy to own that cllaMOIItl of JOW .lAMS! 5o • • • don't put It ofH Now's the 79( · WITH FRIES..... I1.29 , time! Y...·ua. ...,., JOUtlitll · . SLICED ; BEEF LIVER LB. 79¢...• EARLY BIRD SPECIAL . . Let us install JOUr LP Gas·System NOW •d $AVE YOU.MOIIEY-BEAT THE RUSH! for a limited' time only, this special Q~er. includes:. SHEDD'S ! WHIPPED : : TUMBlERS . \-1 lB. $ f-· I· ' AdEPIED- ...._ •, Call' G'- Sr., Bt. ~~ ~ e 'NOIIAL LP GAS TANIIISTAUATIO~ . e REliT FREE TAIII · · e 300 8111 ""'S Of LP GAS CluSters Meeer,11wsl' 'eroiMr. ,. SAVE ssooo $40000 to 8tMe ...---- . .....~~~q, , W.va. 1111e · ""· \ c.._Aug.8: ' Couple to ) ~plana tor suoo.oo SAVE Convert 7 REGULAR . $4995 <. ... • ..-1&11*1- . $69995 ONLY For Thi lAw Price Of · ; ' IDih lldlool. M.; l Carat Diamond MADE 'ESPECIALLY. FOR THIS-ISALE ' . -· IIIIo .. _....... '" , travti IIIII lourllm ' Diamood Magnificently Masculine I the Anaela LPGAS ,•.,. . Glv• U1 A C•ll ~CITY JCE In the ff.l2'lidll ' Better energy. A better future Eff•c•ert Abunda,nt Econom1cal OVER STOCKED - EVERYTHING MUST GO - QUALITIES LIMITlD 30°/o OFF · 14 KT GOLD, TRI-GOLD, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, etc... l TERMS TO PLEASE YOU! • 24 Months to pay · • Layaway • _ .675-1.7 00 __.. Pcilllt Pliilatit - IN' GELS ~lsa-MaSJercard .~·-··; .. ~· . ,. " \ & FUEL....., 1, . . 106 N. SECOND . J . MIDDLEfi9RT, OJ:!IO ------------~------~ ~- --~ _ . ~ �Page-8-The Daily Sentinel I-~ . . ... \ ' ' .. .. .. • . Ashley Hoschar ' " ' Sixth birthday. . ' ' . . r.I,\. ..• '' !: • •• • . ' . '' . ' ' ...•' . ' ' ..• Aubunn 'lbomas • ••• '. Autumn Deanne Thomas, daugh· ter of Jim and Darla Thomas, . Syracuse, celebrated her thlro birthday Thursday with a party at the Thomas home.' After Autumn opened her gifts, . the family enjoyed swimming and refreslunents of homemade Ice • cream and cake. . '?1 J.! • '' ' . ' celved the third-place award tor his •' photograph, "Reflections." • Calendar I Nearly ~· adverllalng P'I'I'2W are • featured touting Hood's cure-all i Salon 612 picn:ic set ' I •• Women's Mtuloniry SOclely will meet at 7 p.m. at the Syracuse Church Wednesday. Emphasis will be on ml$11onar· . les In Hongkong and India. New of!lcers wUJ be Installed. The Rev. James Kittle, pastor, In· Viles the public. MIDDLEPORT ~ The Mid· cllepx1 Arnatuer GardeOers will meet at the homeotMrs. William Slater Wednesday. The program willlncludeaplantexchangeand n11ture arrangements. Co· hosteSies for the meeting will be the officers of the Ch!b. . i marsllmaUows and Cocomalt. Wome.n's Aglow SYRACUSE- The Nazarene WEDNESDAY medicine. ~~Sarsapartlla," Sherwin- : Williams paints, . Rexall drup, : Vennont Maid syrup, Campftre I ~~t:~': Happenings POMEROY - Sarah Winters will be the guest speaker at the 'l'llundly 6:45 p.m. meeting ot the Pmuaoy Chapter, Women's APIW Fellowahlp, to be held at Duff's Smorgasbord In C.aDtpolls. ' tor severa~ ~and 15 a past preSident. She holds a bactlelor's of ...._... and maitB' of ecb!atlon dejpee~ fr<m Rio Graade College and Ohio UniversitY. For· merly errclkJ>utwlth the r.a~~~&n !Is DeveltJpmental Center, she is now worldni In DaytOn. . GALLIPOLJS - The Ga.Uta Gree~-dgdin- ship. A. pcnlc dinner will be lleld . at noon and au famib' meftlbers and friends are tnvtted to a'tad <:aster reunion ,. ALBANY - The E&h annual Green.()gdln-Caster reunion will be held Sunday at the CQiurnbla Qlapel Cluistlan Church, White Rock, located on Ohio tilll· between Albany lllldWUkesvUie. · The famllles repreaent the ' Wolfe reunion · • • RACINE 'lbe aJIIai8I ·· : James Wolte I'I!UIIIoll will, be ~ Sunday at the homeoiTllmand . ~ Joan Wolfe, Ohio 338, ~; 'There will be 111 p.m. c:overed : -1~ l =--==~====~==~~::~~~~~====~~==~=:·=~==~~ln=the=:Ba~p~=~~~~=:~The~~~~will==be==u=6=p=.m=.:=:=:~=::·~~~ln~C~m~wn~b~la~TU;:wn:=-===d:lsh:~::::·::::~::~=t ~ Cowity 8et 4o Salon 612 will have, . . - ~~ Marciil. Members should bring a covered dish or dela!rt. Corey Daniel Darst, son of Danny and Shen1 Darst, celebrated his sixth birthday recently wit~ a party . held at his home. A He-Man tlleme was carried out Desendants of the late Thomas In tile cakes and deCorations. Gilkey andMUda Jane }ludnall held Gtftswerepresentedtohimbyhls · their annual reunion July 29 at the parents, his brother, Cluistopher, Rt. 33 Roadside Park. grandparents, Bud and Wanda Attending were Leroy Gilkey, Vining, his grandmother, Bonnie Darst, great-grandmothers, Goldie Ada Waymer,Logan,DavldGUkey, Graham and Gertrude Stivers, Shelly Lohnes, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Terri and Shannon Smtoth, Reeda Gilkey, Paul D. Gilkey, Lancaster, Darst, Stanford and DeUiah Cox, Mr. and Mrs. VlrgU Gilkey, Vera Dawn Darst, David Park~ Michael Sharpe, Audrey Shiirpe, Effie Dent, Travis Abbott and Megan Sharpe, Mr. and Mrs. Garold Clark. · Gilkey, Rick Gilkey, Courtney Sending gifts were Junior and Gilkey, Amber Wolf, Florence Rita · Smith Charles Smith Jim · Sloan, Marin Morrison WW!ams, Kauff, and Harold Darst. ' Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wolf, A~. . · ' . I ~" ~ •• ~ - fj~~~!!~!~,i Meigs County reunions , ' ' =~ .. Its 8J!IIII8} picnic ThUI'IIday at 6: :rl p.m. at the home of Ines ~- Adu/t class has picnic Mrs. Joe Stanley, Pearl Hayes, Shade, Glen StanJeY,Mr. and Mrs . Lyman Stanley, Albany; Ronakl Wlblln, Jr. Shawna Wlblln, Jacksonville. The Adult Cla!!S of the Pl!meroy Church of Christ held a meeting and plcnlcatForkedR\IDPark~tly . Conrad Ohlinger opened the plcnk; with prayer. Presiding at the meeting was Betty Spencer with LaDoona Clark reading ''The Rain Came:" D!Not.lons bY Eileen Bow· ers Included a reading, 'It Isn't the . The!lrstgatheringoftheclesCend- Church, It's You." Elizabeth Dully ants of tile late Henry and Elizabeth had ~yer and report.q were given Genhelmer Y'ost ln:rlyearswasheld by Mrs. Clark. and Olive July 29 at the horne or Mr. and Mrs. • Smith, lreas4rer. VlrgUHamm. . . · Plans were made to meet at the church on Aug. 23 to work on the chairs. A committee was named to A~red dish dinner was shared the material ready for the work . get by t1\e 26 persons attending and the Colored chairs will be purchased for afternoon' was spent · reminiscing one of the chUdren'~classrootns. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilkey and and taking photographs. . PurchaSe of new hymnals was sons, Amesvlile, Mr. and Mrs . tai:lled until the next meeiing. The Junior Wlblln, Pagetown, Mr. and Attending were Jim and Eleanor Descendants of thelateHenry and class wUJ host the tlklass meeting Mrs. William Young, Mr. and Mrs. Mary Yost Mora attending were on Sept. 5 at 7 p.m. Thomas, Dot Neutzllng, Pam, GuY Thoma, Sheryl ThQmas, Kevin Meredith arid Wes Crow, John, Mrs. Maye Mora and Mr. and Mrs. Next meetlngwUJ be Nov.lat the Thoma, Terri Thoma, Dwight Donald Mora, Pomeroy; descend· home of Melvin and Olive Smith Cheryl and Adam Thomas, Amber Sturgeon, Rutland, Earl Cartre, ant of the late Cluisty and Helen with Elizabeth l)uffy as hostess. Thomas, Autumn and her parents. Roger Gilkey, Columbus; Mr. and Sending gifts were Marla, BeYost Baer attending was Hiram FrancesEskewwillhavedevollons. Mrs.ErlcBIDgman,KyleBIJ!gman, whose wl!e, Grace, was Others attending were Chuck EsFisher, thany and Bridget Roush, Berntce Jesse Bingman, Brook Bingman, unable to attend due to Ill health; Wlnri and AI, Nonna Goodwin and . kew, Lawrence Clark, Trudy An· Glouster; Frank Gilkey, Sa!n descendapts from. the ll!te Charles drews, and Elwood Bowers. the Gordon Fisher family . Gilkey, ·Bob Moore, Tonunuy GU· arid Mary Miller Yost were Elwyn key, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Judson, Ray Yost, Middleport; Mrs. Vera GilJudson, Malta. bert and Mr. and Mrs. Howard r--.,...----:------+-------......;,--Gllbert, Lexlngt911; Mr. ~ Mrs. Della and Amy Duncan, Gary with a surprise slumber party Leo ThUJber and Brtan Poling, attended by Christy Brumfield, Carsey, ~.Gary Allen Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Milford Hogue, Trimble, Mr. and Mrs. Mowrey and Megan, Point PleaChastity Jacks, etney Foley, and Jordle Varner, Pam and Tam . sant, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Allan Shellle Arnold. Smith, Mrs. Robert Smith and The decorated blrthday cake was Varner, Duncan Falls, Pam Irwin, seJVed with Ice cream, pop, potato Philo, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sudduth, Jamie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yost, Jr. and son, Freeport, Unda Smith, chips and sandwiches. Gifts and Mr. and MI:s. 'l'om Hamm, Cluis Danville, TirnGIIkey,Mr.andMrs, . and Philip Hanun, and the hosts, cards were presented to the honored KermitGUkey, Tony Gilkey, Allsha . Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Hamm, all of guest. RIOR DI\E;ol\1\riW Gilkey, Darwin, Charlotte Patter· Racine. son, Middleport, Kevin Pullins,. Pomeroy, Harley Whaley, Mr. and Yost ···~/ -- seeretar:v; I .' .-. -. Mr. and· Mrs. Paul Harris entertained Monday evening with a . party at their home honoring th~lr daughter, Michelle, on her 12th birthday. Attending were her brother, Eric, Gene ahd Sherry Hams, Hea~er and Shi,!Un, Rick and· ~ Findley and Sarah Roush. That was followed Hoschar '• Renee and George Hoschar Jr., Pomeroy, announce the birth of a · daughter, Ashley Burke Hoschar, bom May 26 at Holzer Medical Center. . The Infant weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces. · Mr. andMrs.Hoscharhaveason , Justin. ''.; · . Maternal grandparents are Wal: ter and VIrginia Burke, Pomeroy. . Paternal grandparents are George and Allee Hoschar, West Columbia, · W.Va . .. iL Barry and Juey Marshall, Pomeroy Pike, Pomeroy, announce t.!W birth of their first chid, a daughter, Rachel Marie, born at O'Blene5s Hospital, Athens on July 14. . The Infant weighed 6 pounds, 10 ounces and was a! inches long. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Radlord, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall, Pomeroy. Homer Radford, Pomeroy, lsa great-grandfather, and Reba Marshall, Cabin Creek, W.Va. Is great-grandmother. •' . ~. JPfTVM . I .,...__ Worfd.s ••~ BOILED HAM .• LAD ........ .'~~ ..... s1 JUst • 1-Lb. BIH BOnnet Quarten -., MARGARINE .......1.~·.. 79 4 . ~~~~~~~~--- Ohio CoiDJ Lon&horn ' CHEESE ........... !~. $1.97 ' ". .. ., ·~ Entry Blank ' w, .' NAME----~--------------------- ' ' ..•' N 1 cash SMITHFIELD · ··-~uceB ,. ' BACON ....... ~ ..... ~ ..~k~~ .... Sl.[9 ~ ' ' • ' ·Register To ·1-Lb. VACUUM PACKED CRISP·N-SERVE ' , Also LUNCH MEAT ...... .'~~· ... ~. Sl.99 Marshall ..,.,., .' 12th birthday ,• I I' Third birthday • ' ''Jigsaw!," a tree exhibition of Exhibit hours wUJ be extended won LUsa Phillips, 36, or Bisbee, antique Jigsaw puzzle$ and Jigsaw during the champlonshlpe, Aug. Arli' .. first place and a $!,!XXI check. puzzle art, opens Saturday, Aug.ll, 18-19. For Information. persons A professional painter who lives Ina at the Dairy Bam Southeastern should call (614) !!112-4981, small commiiJIIty of artists and ' Ohio Cultural Arts Center In Sponsored by the Dalry Bam, the writers, Phillips holds a master's Athens. Athens Area Chamber of Com· degree In painting from the UntverHeld In conjunction with the third merce and Hallmark Cards, Inc., . slty o! Aldlxma. annual Hallmark Natlonal Jigsaw the champlonshlpe wUJ )1ost apSecond·plaee . winner Lola K. · PUz:zle Championships, the exhibit proximately 700 puzzlers !rom the Isror:t ol Akron took horne $750 tor willbeo!speclallnteresttothosefor United States, Canada, New Zel!· her Wllteroolor scene of row houses whom puzzling Is a favorite pas· land and Genn1111y. In Greenwich VIllage, "Christmas time. Scheduled for Aug. 18-19, the The puzzle art exhibit was chosen on Grone StJ<eet. •• A favorite of the . championships Is a timed competl· from more than 600 entries In the artist's, the painting Is "busy and t!on of the nation's fastest puzzlers. H!l(lmarlc N a tiona! Jig$11W Puzzle Involved, with trees, candles, peoThe exhibit Includes ltll exan\- Champiohshlps Design Contest. ple and holiday decorations seen · pies or puzzle art: photographs, Design contest winners received t~ every window," she says. needlework, sculpture, graphic de- . awards of $l.IXXI. $750 and S500 Isroff's worl\ls considere<! exem· sign and watercolors. Forty-four foUowlng final judging by Hallmark plary of con~porary folk art and · has been shown at galleries In New antique Jigsaw puzzles are hlghllgh· Cards officials. ted. Including nwnerous puzzles "Flying K·9's," a surreal design York, Chicago IIJid Boston. used as ac!,vertlslng promotions. on an on painting or black and white David Rlepenhoff, 35, staff tech· . Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. . dalmatians soaring across a back· · through Wednesday, Aug.lll, ahdll ground of cloucls and pink roses, Corporation In Piketon, Ohio, renologlst at !he Goodye11r Atomic •a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 16. ·1 Gilkey . •' • . •• ' .'t• - WedrUI~y, Auguat 8, 1984 Births, birthdays I Dairy Barn to exhibit jigsaw puzzle art > ' ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio A~~~--------------------------- aTY--------~No . . . STATE • Zll' - - - __________________________ No Purchase Necessary NEED NOT IE PIESENT TO WIN. .... KIOGB IMPI.OYHS AND T..IR ·contest valid only at . your Belpre, Marietta, Gallipolis, Pomeroy & Ironton Kroger Stores. Register at any of the above stores: Three dolls · per ~~e w,_!!! ,b.!' given a.V'f~Y !!a~h week, pluli 1 winner In each store each week of $100 in cash. No purchase necessary, enter as often as you like. · New drawing every week through Saturday, October 27, 1984 lftOPIIIOIATI fAM" liS NOT IUGIII.I ----------~--­ Just drop your entry blank in the .._..,. Drawing Box of your nearest participating Kroger Store or Mail It To: · THE KROGER C0.--207 E.. 7th. ST. PARKERSBURG, W. VA. 26101 Hoffman's Super :iharp CHEESE ......... ..1.~; $2.97 12 oz. All-You-Can-Eat Il .• ' I : . \1 • '· DAY ONLYI DON'T MISS IT IN MASON. W.VA. IT'S AT . MASON FURNITURE SAVE 20%,30%,40% EVEN UPTO 60% OFF EVERY ITEM IN EVERY DEPARTMENT FRIDAY, AUGUST 10f SEE THE lARGE AD IN ... THURSDAY'S PAPER IT'S HAPP~NING All ACROSS AMERICA AS ANNOUNCED BY WILLARD SCOTT ON ,NBC'S TODAY SHOW! MASON FURNITURE CO. 304-773-55~2 l!l•n, W. VI. I Waffles Scrambled Eggs Fruit Top_pings Crisp Bacon Home Fnes Sausag~ dApples Hot SyruP HotSp1ce Fresh Baked Muffins Fre•h Fralt BGr Jggfop,ers seasonal Diced Breakfast Fruits Ham Fresh Melons Hot Buttered Citrus Salad Mushrooms Grapes Hot Cheese Pineapple sauce . Spanish Sauce . JellY Stewed Prunes Green Peppers . Gelatin Onions . . . est Best Breakfast It's the World's Brgg 'at just $3.29. And Buffet". All-yk~C:~;irei includes _evert our $3.5~ wee d under $1.99. Krds more. Kr~s 10g~eakfast Buffet served under 5, ree. untilllAM· Orllll 3 $ q9 ~ . MO.~ .· FRI. River Rd. (Aeroos from the Alrpori) Gallipolis NOODLES ............!!.kJ; ....... 99e OZ. BIRDSEYE PI NACH ............~o.x. ... 2/894 OZ. TROPICAL FRUIT SALAD;... ~ -~·.n........ 79e . . PRUNE .JUICE .....~'!-..... s1.29 32 OZ. DEL MONTE . 14¥• OZ. FRANCO AMERICAN ·. 11 • SPAGHETTI....... ....... 2/89' KOOL-AI D........ .Qt 6/99' 42' 0Z. GENERIC DETERGENT SOAP POWDER~ •. ~~o.x.~ ...... 99¢ 71h OZ. CARNATION . . ' ~~~ .... $1.39 ' SPREADABLES .. ' TWfM PACK BOUNTY ' 5 PAPER TOWELS ... •• ~. 1_. 19 16 OZ. WCKY LEAF 4. CIDAR VINEGAR.; ... ·\·'.49 rn oz. ouRKEE ·. ~ PICKLING SPICE .. ~o.·.... Sl.lt· 5 L GOLEN fSlE GRANULATED · · . . I ··I '$ • PINT RETURNABLE BOTTLES. . MTN. DEW. PEPSI FREE, . Diet Peasi _i-Pik .· ·ii:;oganiiecl M•................... Gal. S111 . · =~~. ....srn .r= v:... G.sl , -per ~· --............ "' -~ ~;;;===:J pound ..... ~ . ... •,., ........ TllWels Thompson Seedless . Grapes, FROZEN Avondale : Orange Juice'.. · 12-oz. '. ~~ ~~~-~ " •Gu. .n fat cooldnflao • gil loll.,......... .,.. ~ool<ing Bounty · ro> •G...amwd 111 contalnlllclo. 59 92 SHEEl'S PER ROLL • .· �__ _..._ - ·- ' ' • .'• \ Seek opini~ns at Meigs County fair ' County fair time has returned to ' .• ) i •• . . . • •' .:·l ! ' '' ) , - ' Ohio and Secl'e!ary of State Sherrod Brown again will be polllng people who attend the Meigs County Fair . for their 0plnlon on pubUc .Issues. The Informal PQllls sponsored by the Secretary of State and the ·Melp County J;loard of Elections. The ~ will operate a booth at . . the fair Aug. 14-18, to promote voter registration, education, and ~patton. . "Ill addition to the poU, we wUI he ' l'elfstering people to vote at the bo6tll, Which Is especially lmpor· · ..tan! dui1ng this presidential elec· tlon year," Brown said. · More than 00,000 Ohioans have · ' been registered at county fairs since the program began nve years ~· --- · ~~ I ago. Current voters also can change b) Social Services (health, Infant their wlplg address or make other nutrition, food stamps, housing) updates In their registration re-_ . 3) !).bould the Stall' H~rdous cords at the booth. Waste Site · Approval Board be The opinion PQI!, conducted In the required to obta!n local approval of !ann of a .mock elecUon, gives hazardous waste sites before lssu· evei'YOI\e chance to try out the lng permits( county's voting equipment so ttiat 4) What Is your Ideal slate for they will feel comfortabll! when a President and Vice ~dl'nt? regular election comes up, the a) Susan B. Antho!lY ~Yt<!.John F. Secretary of State noted. Kennedy Questions on this year's mock b) GeOrge Washlnston and 'fbo, I'Iection ballot an;>< mas Jefferson (1) Should our country ad9Pt ·a · c) . Abraham Uncoln and 'fheo. national hl'alth lilsurance plan? dore Roosevelt 1 (2) What area of the federal dl Martin Luther Klug, Jr. and budget do you think should be cut Eleanor Roosevj'lt. the most to help balance the Results of the PQll wtll be released budget? (choose one) . through local news media following a) Defense spending close of the fair. ..... ,, JillltHfllll•'"'*lflt~l·· ·~-.r.- ' :- ~ SHERIFF'S IAlE OF REAL ESTATE · The S1d of Ohm., MEIGS THE DITCHING .· . SERVICE · . ..... cents for children under 12. J..., D. Swortz lind Cllthy A. i>foceeds used' liY the Rio rSw~"S!~:"'·;;.· Grande Memortiil Association to Mountain Sounds of Jenlfer shi!ets. Pl'!lvide Qags for graves of more Flag-raising ceremonies wUl be than 2jX) war dead and deceased ·conducted by ~ VFW Post 4464 of veterans burled In 10 cemeteries. Opening ceremonies wtll bl!gtn ai 11 GaUlpolls..Also participating wtll be. ·surrounding Rio Grande. a.m. with beans being served at Roger Wllllams, Sr., ReJ. Joseph . :'11:15 a.m. · Godwin, Jr., C. Robert Leith, and bugler Stl'phanle Carter: Programs Entertalnrilent wUI be provided must be confmed . wUI be . availahie at the gate. Donation Is $1.50.for adults and 75 ' , .. ._ , are FREE ESTIMATES' v,_, bperlen~e , 30 Clll · ' Mechanical Work ~ ­ 'Trectofl! • Car• · . Trl!ck • · Automatic Tranainl. .ion · , • PH. &ll-247-2575 Vinyl • Aluminum Re•idenfial ·& Com..rcial SIDING IC:. I='' ·I 8 Loll and Found _ _....__;,;_~-' IOIO • Dealer Farm Eqllipment · . Parts & S~I'Vice · LOIT: brown ond Enalitol1 b~Hdog loot on lt.llt. t43. R-ercl, Coli "2·1747. · ,, ' J·lll '---...,---...,-_;...;..~1 CARP.ENTER . ·SERVICE """ .............. _,..._ -'lloollng ond ..... - k - Ccmonrtewwll . _,. _ _ _ and ..1 _ ... work ·- (Fr" E..i.Mte,l . ' V. C. YOUNG 11·i. 9~oo6215 or 992·7314 'omorey, Ohio . 44644522 ·u-SA.VE AUTO 985-35'&1 . All I "Welentfo,leil" SERVICE Makes •Waahel'l ·•OIIhw11hera r 51, It, I 60 North o.m,..ui. ohio 7111/ttn PARTS lind ' SERVICE 3·11 ·_11c PIANO TUNING & REPAIR . SCOTT'S . PIANO lUNING TOMORROW'S NEWSPAPER " ' .sa··. 257. Page 995. Me1gs Countv Deed Records Located in theY at Rtggscrest M anor . Mtddlep6rt .' Ohto · PROPERTY APPRAISED AT $60.000 and cannot be sold . JAMES J PROFFITT 1· • SHE RIFF The City Loon lind Savings •\ Co. . · for less than twd -thtrds of the . · Metgs Co'unty ,.,.. · ' PWntiffs appraised amount. 171 25 181 1. 8. 3tc -' ' TERMS OF SAL,E Cash 1n a. E. Wolle ond c - e hand. Public Notice Wolfe' JAMES J. PROFFIIT -~ · SHERIFF , , C.. No. 114-CV· 136 MEIGS CClUNTY LEGAL - In pursuance of an Order of 171 25 181 1. 8. 3tc ADVEAnSEMENT Sale tn · the above entttl ed aCtion. I will offer for sale· at The Board of Chester. Town1 Public Notice ... public aUt;_tion. ~~ the door of the Court House tn Pomeroy. 1n ~~ the above named County. on SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE .safurday. ihe · 25th . day of · August. 1984. at t10:30,o'clock Tbe State of Ohio, MEIGS -A.M .. the followtng descnbed County.' . · real estate. s1tuate tnt he County Common Plooi C.,.... o1 M eigs and State at Ohto. and The Leader Mortgage - in the Townsh1p ,of Orange. COmpllny shtp. Metgs County of Ohto. will receiVe btds unhl 7 O'Clock VVITH MINIM.UM S~ECIFICA.- CAll ROPS w/Trnted· Glass - sOund SuppreSSIOn """'7 (2) Fan 40.000 BTU Heate·r Defroster ,_ Front · & Rear Wtpers - lnstde Mirror - Air Suspension Seat - AdJuStable Steer PedestaL · INSTRUMENTATION ; Mounted 1n lighted panel :...... Hourml=!ter ~ VoltmetP-r _ fuel mtss ton 0 11 & Engtne Coolant TIONS AS FOLLOWS · Temperature Gauge- WARNENGINE; l8l,Cyl1nder w/Net .lNG UGHTS: Park1ng Brake_ HP of 138 - .w/Accelerator Decel~rrator - Orv Tvpe A1r Cleane w/pre-clea ner . va. Transmission Oil Ten1perature & . Pressure ,. . ~. Engtne Otl p, e 55 u r e and ·w a 1e r TRANSMISSt~N ; Ful l Temperature, power shill w/1ntegra1 torque UGHTS: (2) Head -l2i Stop ,coRnvE~it'AXLE· Sp'ra'l G & Tall - (2) Back-Up ~ Turn · . . 1 ears Stgnals Wtth Hazard Swt!Ch wrth no sp•n dtflerenttal. . CAPACmES· F 1T k (70) Mlcheol D. Smith, eta!. Dc - No. 83 CV 231 In pursuance of , an order of sale .. ,n the above ent•t led actton. I w11! offer for sale at public cJUctton. at the door of· the Court House '" Pomeroy, tn BRAI(ES: (4) Wheel Self - Ad1usting Hvdrauhc w/power booster the ab<>~e named County, on TANDEM DRIVE; Osclllat· . 25 h d I . -•ct d t I b' . Saturday. the t ay o ' 0 9 wt:;' e 5 ee ~x sec~ton Augu st 1984 _ at . 10:00 o'c- w'lo1l ttghl houstng .::0 · x 8 · lock. A.M .. t!'Je followtng des· . Sprocket Dnve Cha1n 1 25" N FRONT AXLE: To be solid bar construct ton we!(:led steel sections - Wh eel lean angle left or ri ght [Not less than 1.7'') - Osctllatton total {Not less cribed real estate. St tuate m the County of Metgs . and State of Ohio. and tn . t he' Vtll ag~ of M•g~~~:~~-~~~h~'~t ate ol Ohto. than 32 deg 1 . 14·-oo · , 24 1O 1 TIRES .. . · · · · PY on 10 A•ms A1ms to be , interchangeable 8TE£RING: HydrostatiC - • M · t ' · d 24' .. - bearing da1e: of October 24. , 1973. fi led In the otlt~e olthe Recorder of Me1g·s ,County. Ohto. and recorded u1 Plat S,ook N'o. 2. Page 10 of the Record of · Plats of MetQS <;ounty, Ohto. and now incorporated Into ar;td a part of the Vtl l ag~ oh MiddlepOrt. . Me•gs County. ftS ~ 46... -"- ·Mounted behtnd front · wheels. P.M. the 1Oth day of September G A I · · I d' 1 984 for the purchase of a New auge- rl tCu atton · n tc,ator - Engtne Oil & TransmtSSIOn Anl'culaled. Motor Grad· er. . Otl Pressure Gauge - Trans- Plaintiff . County of Meigs and 1n the V<llage of Middl eport and descn.bed as follows· · Lm One Hundred Etghty~six •186) 1n Boswo-h's Add1t1on 10 '1 '' Lower ·Pomeroy. as destgnated on the Plat of satd Add1Mn CONTROLS; Full Hydraul iC . SCARIFIER: Cutt1ng IMdth IFnR'AMmE·urAnrttng ria IUS IM~ . .· , •. tC!J atron m• lmum 20 , deg.) Rtght or ~.elt welded un•t 11 .50 K ~a~\0Q~ 11 ;; 5 216 E. 2nd St.. Phone . POME'ROY, (). . 992·2259 MOIIEUVAIWlE! flEW USTIIIG - Middleport - On the river and has 41arge fenced lots. 4 bedrooms, famiy room, 2 baths and a 2 car garage. Nice at $48,000.00. flEW LISTING - Sytacutt Awox 3 IIClres of beauti1ul laying ~nd with a 3 bedroom dou~ wide. Has afamily room !'ilh woodburner, ceiing fans. porches; and is secluded. $39.000.00. ' NEw UJI'IIIG - liddllpo\, - ;3.4 bedroom home, needs some repai but .is !iluated on a nice lot llit1 a lliewof the riwf. Areal bargain at $9,000,00. · ue an . Hydraulic System , · DPERATIN~ WEIGHT: 29.000 lbs.. SPECIAL EQUIPMENT· 8 • ~ck - Up Alarm- Engme H~od S•deSI- Vandalism Protect•on for. vanous fiUtd ftll & cheo_k pomts - SMV Stgn - AntrFre~ze - R~ar Tqw:H•tch. ·DEUVERV nME. 130\ Days. ONLY MACHINES MANU. FACTURED IN THE U.S.A. BE CONSIDERED · , to submtt Oe raried of equfpment . Board of Trustees nght to relecl 'any or POIEIIOY - Newly remdeled inildl and 01!1. litis I !> si!JY home Ills 3-4 bldroo~ 2 batlls, and .. . . llOtth. Must see ' to believe. .$43,900.00. ' 3 w- Ho1111 tor "!"' ·, REAlTOR HillY E. ~. Jr. IH-1111 Board of · stees of CHESTE R Jeen Trumll· 1 TOW{'lSHIP . · Jo Hill M . Mtchael Wtll Dottie Tlll!l., · . CLERK (81 . 15. 21c Order of the J ' 111-HIO tis-Mef IIZ·Nit ' ·'• LISA M.- KOCH. M.f Lie-d CliniCII 'Audiolo&ist . I ' ' s........ · ~ LIMESTONE .GRAVEL • SAND 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES ' ' ' brick, central air and heat, 2 firepla~. · 2 patios and other extras..Very fine home near hospital. . · RACiNE - Remodeled 3 bedroom one floor home near schools and Stove, rtfrigerator, taroet·ll ing, i~sulated , alum. and level lot. '' MIDDlEPORT ::r Price re• ' duced on this 1 rm, horne Jill' aoJtoatt. Qu furnace, tQYely ldlch~. 18. carpeted rms., .• tuu blsiment and swlm,pool. No Down PaynMnl Elc.cellent R~t.. FOr information Call Collect New Chevy Trude.... FINDER ............. '76.95 D001S ............ i14t.95 HOODS ............ •174.95 IUMI'RS ....... :.. '69.95 GilL&: •••••••••• ;....... ..... 50 I. SUPI'OitT ....... SM. 95 TAIL GAT.......... 115.00 FOlD FINDIR .... '69.95 IUMNI! ............ '69.95 Ahe Son!• Car fon. . . A..llolote PH.- 949-~320 ' Comllllteltl. Rtslillntill • lndustrill All WIIR Guei'IIIIHd ( ( ·I I I •. '. I, ., 'l and e.so.oo - h. d -. - P l......: 8ox 1 88. Sor~lo. Ohla 43841 .. Coli S14·483· 11101.' 01111 for uil•d recordl. 50'• • eo·, ""'type, ,::111 s._ 114·112-7,80. 14x70 totol otoctric, 3 bdr.. 1I'll both. good cond . .Colt 114·441·0176. not • No ·- I'"*·oldColi • NPo1robto. 114-182·2102. ~ 11 HeiPc Wanted you·,.- our od before o11d t!1ou1ht ·io -·t .' NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS, RT 36. PHONE 814·448· 7274. 1178 ... - mobile home . Route bullnfto ... no oolling Ill oleC:tric. 2 bdr. Coli ln-. Juot colloct tlla 448·01 81 . or 441 · 3242 ,;.fltw fro~ your po otoctod ,..llllocattona. Raptouoold oto... Yory ...., to maintain. · 1981 Schultz Ltd. 3 br 1I'll l:lllh profit potentlol. bath, totel elec. central . air, tl. 710. Ml,..mum lnvolt· microwave. dishwasher. -*· Coli Mr. Wlloon 317· stov•, refrig, underpinning, 147-1413. . redwood porch. 304·875· 6049 . 22 Money to Loan .33 Farms for Sale HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below marlcat ,..... Fixed convontionot· ·FHAYA . leader - Mortgege, AlhoM, collect e1 4·111230151 . """· IOJI, home-r. No lnveot· LOWII,IHt~hly~:1111~1,' ' •ao.oo First ft"l"' only. Write tllvlno - .......... .No Down P•rrnent & : -- -------~----~---········-··· · w. ..... •••••nta._. in thla .. , . , 23 """' plen up. • plua. Gltlso. citol~. .N TR · & Vicinity f II d II 1.1 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS Tri ell FUR!"'ITURE. Bodo, !ron. oleC:tric, and wood.. cupboorclo. choirs. un~erpennlng .. 304,8911cho'l to. balkoto, dieMo. l--::-:--.--::-:c----- 3111. otono )oro. anuq-. tol'd 21 Businan ond silver. Wiito·M. D. Qpportunity 12xl0 2-br 1 971 Noohuo, Mlthir. Rt.2. PooMooy, Ohio good- .... ~oeet . .-rrol .415718 or ..11 St4-la2· oir. Ref.• otova. 17,7DO.. neo; 304·1815·3188. Wonted old ·pie-. Poylng Homemlkere earn x-tra in· EnppA-Cir. lhiR1041m.., ,- ' 10 llllwt tilt Vllllcto of 10111 'I .......Pt'Pieasaii·c··· heoYy Iron loedl. 11'110' Md up lor Molgo Co. otono jors. Old limo cupboard . coli 1 ·304·1a2· ;1711 _n,,..,.... . INTERESTED Ill A NEW VEHICLE It'd lilt to .itllfedtltl JO!I to ,. . . fo~ ~ or -dad too good to bo true... IO did our OomcinIn your ...... ·Aolo herl ... oett 441· 1270: or -Toy l.lidiM PlrtY Pion, Joh1•10110n. PA 11804. Aloo . ,. fot MaYbe • "PIIIISTIMATB" I• 719/1 . mOl .' Cul1 potd Old Engtlih Sh . .pdog . I .' l"'j;i;,;;<:R'&.rfii'irn;n"fl ' · puppy. Caiii14·18Z·I038. 11 WHALErs AUTO ' PH. 992-7013 WI- elr condltlonen• .: Recillt, OH. I POMEROY - 5 rm. hQme w~h stove and refrigerator. 2 llfdroomi and lull base·., ment. Only $14,000. or GIEENIIAF JERIITE l PESf CONTROL ' LtASE YOUR NEW VEHICLE DON'T BUY "2-5682 • "2·7121 Sovtheastem Ohio •· 3 bedroom PH. !\low ,Serving SYRACus'E - Two story BRAUN & . ASSOCIA·TES Transmlssio" ·. . TOP ....... SOIL•FILL DIRT ......_ H7·1 mo. ~....__. NEW LISTING - . Baum's Addition. 12 rm. one floor brick. 4 bedrooms, elec. heat pump, fireplace, air conditioning and almost 2 acres. Very nice. · POMEROY Al10 .......43. ,IIDDLEPORT. OHIO REP·AIR . .843·5424 Writlt vour ...,.. 1111 anler IIY 11)811 wltlt coupon. Cenc~t YIIU!' 1111 IIY piiCine wltl!n yau resulls. Mllitt!r nat nifundllble. , frame with five ~edrooms, woodburner, gas furnace, range, refrigerator, alum. siding . . and 2 lg. lots,. otidlng - Investigations, Inc. Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 124.Poiiii!Or D•io 1M 1·100-lin-1077. At.O <• lNG ' , m..........t . •eo. au .,..r.N-lllrlnQ. ,_.,, 0 • '5719 fat.FIIItl' ...,.. 3 Cell. HHii-6737 Annouricementa joloe. • 18,1la Yow-. For-rl:lill 801·117·SOOO ext. R· Plano Tu..... end Ropalr . lrunlcd Monic Co., 44S· 0187. Clip .,Ia od lor 20% dloctiunt. Lane Daniell, 114-742•2111. ......... -TROMM w EXCAVATING ~1~1!1!~1!~C1illr~R~d.~ ... GUI'. elA.ID CLlAREI) ~decl & ln1urecl 814,-2511-1218 eftilr In 4-. 5P~. Northup on Concrete Street. No ·restrictions. ap- porox . 130ft. frontage, Call ·446-34B5 . .. Two lots for sale. For informat i on 304· '~71> · 5889. . Re nta ls Houses for Rent 2 bedroom hou ... in. Poqleroy . Furnished or unfur. Lot for Mle or rent. '1 .6 nished . Call 614-982·2381 days or 992·260~ ~ni!'g•. IWIIPitl end •••:l"tg ma1981 Klrllwood, 3bedroom. 1711-7711. alllne Npelr, porta, ond 1 Y.o both. Electric whh wood &iff till ..... up end otove. 112.900. Call 814- Appro~ : &'h · acreo, level ~1 ·Homes for Sale ' Mllvtry, Devil Yanum 843-1244. land, Yo(lth frontage on two C..._, Mit ~up --..,..---=..,..--1080 raodo, exc. lor building, Only 1\t" Ell ....111111 lo4ln FOR SALE: 1970 Kir!Wood mlni-farrn, 11 utiltias nearby 0 ., __ . . 0114.' on tNI 3 lilt 1111a1t roncl1 Mobile Home 1 4X70. Total in old 180 Coli near Portor, hou .... xoluded 001 1.8 ·lcot-c.two bedroomo and $9,000. Call 614-388 Trt·Chem CNft Help Wonted. Wild. Whet 011 of lolld wltl1 "fenn two bathroomo,porche· 880t . ,..,.., IIIII.. 0 .. H. t.-building,on 21'11 acreo. 1---_..;.-'--~--­ XI I I• ....... llciw you an 3tertllo• .,,. tree gltta. Call .opportunitY. . . Poliot PINIInt. 304- lotd Cellt...,Hie. 8Jiprox. Leblinon Township . Lot for eate Portirbrook •..., ,... per,...t. Only 1711-1429. Coli 843-6268 or Subdivision v, acra. Coli ....,.. ...... 371-2803 112,0DO. 843·5231. 44&-812B. DNIItiiior neodlng muoluno .... I P.M. dolly: 1818 Fleetwood mobile By own•. 30 acres .. L8on to• eoo ond 701 Roolt enc1 ·flan bond. Send reply .to both ........ home, .2 bedroom, 1I> bath. ent1 with mobile home and Jolm Love. Box 274. l'ulilt 40tt,l0111t. M,OMooemon 1973 Otilo Cut1111. •400. untinilhed hou1e. M1ke 1'tH11nt, W. Vo. ASAP. ~A,., 1'1. Pl. 304-1711·11401 . Coli 614·8811· 3a39. ~ - offer. 904·698·8429. ,.,41111-1171. Homesite in Clearview E~t· ' atea, all utilhift including sewer. no money down. Call 35 Lots 8t Acreage ecree. .,.,en. aptlc tank, J «PJJC SYSIEIS IIAULED ral water, ••ptic tan". IB.OOO. Call 61 4 -266· 681B. 3 & 4 BR houses. 8175 to $460. Call 304·675·5104 or 304-675-5386. power and telephone. 304· ' Lot for aala in Mercerville,' 3 trailer hookupa. electrle, ru- 41 Profeasional SarVIcas , mern. Cor a""-,_, Colt 3-5-lle \ w- .~...... • - .. c•l14-38?, 7133. 742-2328 640 ' Plum Ueod pello olldlng ..... doon.woocl ................ 417 Steond AYIIIUt, Box 1213 llfllipolii, Ohio 45631 . AUTO .& TRUCK or MIL with 2 houses or will sell separately. 3 bedrooms. I 'h baths, carpeting, gas fur: nace and 21bedrooms in 2nd with full basement, 3' car garage. 11..8% BoND 'ISSUE ·• Auction . f.Rff HfARIIIG TESTS WEDIIfSDAYS Co111puteriztd Hlllrina Aid Sele!:ti011 Swill lolds • lnttfl)l'tti!ll Sttvic~ f WILL HAUL JU$1 CALLI c992·3410 1-(814)-992, 3325 NEW LISTING - 5 acres ,E . Man•.., ,· · DENNY CONGO . ' 45760 DRAWBAR : T-s haped. The prcpeny apprat.sed at welded constructton.6" x 6 88" 1 S l B. 500 and cannot be sold x for less than two-tht_ r ds of that BLADE RANGE: ltft above amount ground 19" - Pitch angle 35 Terms of SJie. Cash 1n hand .deg - Ban,k Cutting Angle 90 on day .of sale. deg . - Cuning Depth 28" ' Public Sale' 7/30/84 1119/1 '1110. pd. ·Curb .Inflation Pay·Cash fo11 Cla•H18cls c-ncl Street·, ' MIDIILII'OIIT, OHIO REG\,ILATORS & PlniNGS VOLUME- DRIP,$ WwolaLOo . 985·3813 •••• ... 985~3837 SEE THE LARGE AD ,IN ... I ---- -'-- ---- - ~ -- .: ,_-~ PH. 614-"2·3718' SEWAGE PIPE SAVE 20%, 30%, 40% EVEN UPTO to mtrle remov e same wtthou t in1urv fa the surface. Ref erence Deed · Volume ~· -. ~- , --- ·-Iii• ' GAS-WAtD TEAFORD . Pomeroy , .,.., . Middleport. i & Vicinity . ~ Quollty Warlcmonthlp ·Oe.humltllflon, '"'"" .l.i.rr•·i••~ \f,'.Jp. u...,.,, &: , t;f141i• t :~,.,,.,,f'll ol'n· u r,.. G&W PLASTICS · & SUPPLIES Public Notice ····--~---············---~--~- LDIT. F - PIIUul with 8 '-~ to bUy filii cook ' . - in a~ oond. Colt DONT MISS IT IN GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ITS AT EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. IT'S HAPPENING All ACROSS AMERICA AS ANNOUNCED BY WILLARD SCOTT ON NBC'S TODAY SH<:lWI .. 3 - NtwMn · 2 ,.,.le, 1 -· &ott Point Plell•nt lind M.on127 -. · R-ercl. 304-171·1 z: ! (614) 446-7619 or (614)'992-6601. ·RENTAL · •RengM ~ •Refrigeratorl •DryerS •FrMnre ·No Sunday Colla Public Notice . ' CHESTER--985-3307 ' Authorl!ed John Owe• New Hollllld. Bush Hoi Ferrn EtittiPIIfnt · ONLYI Public Notice . .IDENOUR . ·TV & APPLIANCE , CALL KEN'S .-: APPLIANCE BISSELL . SID'ING CO. 949-2860 Ill the "Pick 4" game, played ;Momay thrOugh Friday, the win-_ l!blll number was s:Bl. , · The lilttery reported earnings of $386,460.50 frixn wagering on Its ~game. Eamlngscameonsales :It $1,llil,IOl, . while holders of ·.wtnnlng tickets were entitled to _sbareSI!!i4,147.00. . Also known U. S. IT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Shop lochnidon ... Dvly RENT ACAR 60% OFF EVERY ITEM IN EVERY DEPARTMENT FRIDAY, AUGUSTIOI Ohio. SALES & SERVICE . .. FOR FUTURE Call for free sidin& estimates, 949·2801 or DA BOGGS QUEll IAUIDII' !fiiiOII IEFIIIEIAIOI Wo "•" A Fvll Tlrno ,. Call 742·3195 . Or 992-5875 '·'CUT OUT "Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" - CLEVELAND (AP) The .wlnlllng number drawn Tuesday ! night In the Ohio Lottery's ~ ·,g llllll!, ''The Nurqber," .was 751. .... BeinQ located m the TownShiP of Orange. County O;f Metgs and State of Oh1o· Being in Orange Townsh tp Mand bemg in Lol No. ' 6 111 Riggscrest Manor Addttton as J(tcorded tn ,Volume 44. Metgs '.County Plai Records. Excepttn!l and reservtng to former gran tOrs all minerals ntidJ:'. furnac'* . rtiJiir service.lad iristelletion. 7/9/2 mo. pd. J.ottery winning numbers: 251,8380 OillnCirld &wingo • Loon Co .. SERVICE For au your wirilll . , · , & Vicinity PH. !1!12:·/l.'UI .NG'S El~CTRIC . · Ph, (614) 843-5425 ---. . E xhibitors for the d. WE AlE YOUR SALES AID S£1YICE . HEADQUAITER$ FOR MILLER EUGENE LONG Real Estate Ganerel mo. . ' l2·1 & Vicinity OI~UNII JIM CLIFIFORD ~SPEED ......c;aiiipoiii· .. :··· .. ...... :Giiiiii)oiia:· ....... 'CONcRETf WOi\K 'FREE fSTIIATE$" . -7-9·1 oZEIITH •mVAitiA Homaa for Seta ' OIL FIELD IERYICII Middleport. Ohio • Compl- Gutt. Work , Complete Remodeling , . . Rl>oflng of el Typeo Worked In home ere• " · 20yearo .,FrH Eatlmate•'' ''day. ., .... WELDING & FABRICATION · 31 'DOZER · BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK Equi,..nt llcot111t118d bJ llldhll Cero.t 111111· 11 Help Wanted J&F CONTRACTING "CUITOM BUILT HOMEI ' WATER. GAi • Wt Ult Von Sclllldtr Giveaway SaleS ' DUMP TIIUCK IERVtCE Alft7HD llfDINCI ' lotto111, ON. 45743 . 4 PH. (&14) 985-4212 . SUPERIOR SIDING C,O. The premium Information for Jhe 121st annual Meigs County 'Fair states that sheep and beef cattle must be on the fairgrounds by 4 p.m. Tues'day, Aug.14. That . Is In error. These animals must be on the grounds by 9 a.m. Tues· ..-..eo.. . Lo~· . 992-219& 7/19/1 '1!0. pd. j SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE The st.eo of ONo. MEIGS 'COUNT'i'. 1 Conwnon PleM Court ·0eor11 Calllno. T.-rer of · 35115 On Hill lOIII cu, I.,S. t40fiCIIOI Vinyl & Alumin11m ' .. upcoming· '121s.t annilaL Meigs County Fair 'Are reminded that this Friday Is the deadline for registering all ,;open class exhibits. · " Personnel representing the Meigs County Fair Board will he at the secretary's office on the .Rock Springs Fairgrounds from · · -9a.m.to4 p.m ..on both Thursday and Friday to accept entries. All · · exhibitors inl!st purchase mem· · · bershp tickets. & UPHOLmRY CLEANERS fletlrln. Ph. tl4·U3-5191 PATHILL FORD· BUS.: 985·3813 RES.: 985-3837 •' · . llclnt. 011. SERVICE repair and core radiators huter cores. Wt also Kid boil and · out rtdiators. We·also; repair Gu Tanks. :1 We GAS LINES. WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES · . • -'to·Wit: P&S BUILolNGS l>o88 . ~. UT,LITY 8UILDINGS •Siz'* .from &'x&' Up · ·to 24'x3&' Insulated D~llous'* . • • .. Sizt1 Sllrt FroM 1Z'x16' Services·:, • ' ALL ST~EL & · POLE BUILDINGS lt-fi.i!t C - o l - . Inc. PtelntHI and . • =~=== 5: !5:5- County. . Cornman -Court by the Southwestern High School Band, the Jackson County R.S,V.P. Kitchen . Band the Sweet t:letMI/IN """"''"" tilt• The Daily Sentinei-Pagt~-1 Business services . 111-lt.. ' - ' · - - .. ·Meigs .• .. fair • ' ' briefs .• I ·-----=----·-= .m---:it.:.. . PHONE 992-2156. ' ' 8,1984 ·-·-------:-1 . The .Daily Sentinel -1 :Annual Rio bean dinner is RIO GRANDE~ The traditional Bean Dinner, held annually since 1810, wlll'be SatUrday, August 11. at till! Bob Evans Farm Shelter House here. The event Is sponsoied by thti Rio Grande Memorial Association. wectnelday. August a. 1984. 01\io The Daily Sentinel Baum additio!f. lease with option; 3 bdr,ms, 2'h bathi . 2 acrea, fenced yerd, wOdd burning fireplace, family room. a.c .. appliancea, large baaement,city water It gei . . 8660. mth. with 81 01'1 · applied to purchlee pricf.: Call814-985-4387. . . .' ' 3 bdrm . home ~r' re~~• unfurnished, on 18 acret free gas h8at, located o' Rt.33 at N.Meiga Co. llntk 8260. mth. Call 814· 25~' 2323. . . ' i 3 houaes for rent end 'ber tc¥ sale or lease with option buy. ~04 · 773 ' 6116 . t~ ~. �Wedn1 I c'z~. Auguat 8, 1984 TheDIIily 3 by-.... -..--...I ' P.sle-12-The Daily Sentinel 41 They'll Do It Every Time Houses for Rent Wiam•n'• have rentals : 3 bdr trailer I mllea from hoopttoll226 mo .. no child ren or pett, 3 bdr . plu1 full •baMment home~ nice fOCI· tion on Bob McCormick. • 300 mo.. no children .o r peta. 8 bdr. home in town. 1326 mo . 4 bdr. homo very close to town *326 mo, 3 bdr. home in Addison re- cently remodeled S260 mo. Available Aug. 15th, securaty depoait 6 references required on ell rentals. Wisemit'! Real Ettate Agency. 64 Ml~e:. nj'}g~THATIM:II'III Television Viewing Pete for Sele VAC471GW C~f.47... A7 .:!10 8UC/<S AN~,q ... · ' W6WEII'T TO 'f'eA~..HEII·Hi.lf.· UUIClfWi. . 1' ' (J) lit • .,_ _ 0 ._,tour ........ lllllllloiii..N 0 •• FRASCrb [) . EVENING ,1 :00 • (I) (J) • Newe .. .... - . y - WEDNESDAY . 140' ' 1171 c......... ft. HP, -1-0. ....... 011 trailer 13.300. Coii441-Uol0. ·, · euROPe I.AST lll.l ~ IDi ~-- . (I) Album Fleolt: El1on THe 't.ITTLE:' John lll:ltiAHWA~ VACA'TIOHA MONTH Ill · f.iA!o\1411 THIS • Ctmpel'll ' (I) Now T - Hu!1t Motdo~tlglllt I ~oothor j ' •• IU.IIDE'I'TE CAMPIII Y'EA~--- ~ o,.., lALII • leRVICI, ..., I,. 1:30. let. I •• 4. ' CIMH Iunday. u .a. 11'1.10. CQolvlllo. 0~ 11 4-U7- Cell 448-3843. 4 bdr. spacious living room 1: kltch on 6 acres with pine, . ~. NeiMif-=w (flllt ........... ., . . . . . TNlt (I) (D NIIC N C1J MOVIE: 'Cot1rogo .., lllook .....,.. . 1:30 • ' Rt. 1 60 Vinton . Cell 4481372. Cllflllell••• . (j) ~ \ 'Oiympoc .Unfurnished 6 room house, Edition.' 1'Ia bath , a•• furnace, n orm . (J) Corollurnett windows, garage . No pets. I~~~~:== Elolcttlo . Rot lk Depooit. Call 614446-2643 . . '7:00 ~ (I) PM Meg .,. , MOVIE: '81 . . . _ . ..... Camo tho llldoo , _, NIEOE VIXEN LIMBER BENION Vtate«<ooy's i -: HoW tho vompire lo'IOCI-IH " VEIN" · fiS==Son IDi a.m. (J) • of tho XXIII Olympiad CD W1too1 of Fortuna • (J) Whool of Fortuno (I) . Nightly .ll..nl •oo llopo<t INowohour f Jolt•-· (I) Tic Tee Dough lntltle dlo PGA Tour Mljor LJ II• I••"'": ..... Angoloo. A. . . . I 7:30 3 bd, house in country near Rio Granda. Sec. dep., no · pots, $236 mo. Call 61424_5 ·5439. . m Love Col•actlon ;~~~~~~~~=== i' 42 e Mobile Homes for Rent Otto 0., at • ,..,. CIJ ID Daulllo Troublo Kote offen to lll<o p1oco In o chomilllly cluo oo · con keop 1 dele. IRI C1J MOVIE: 'WIImo' (I) R' II II lloclng •84. I!?~~ 1000 cO-: adults only, no pets. call . 614-367-7438, . ~ 2 bdr. trailer, carpon & all carpeted, EverCo. Rd. 46. Call ~ 614-246-9170. ,, ' ~ 'Mobira home for rent. 8x40 . 2 bdf. apt. newly decorated, eeo to • 145,... mo. utitles pan. pol d. Coli 675-6104 or 876-5388. ;.. Mobile Nicely furnished mobile home in city. CA., 1 or 2 . Cali 814-949-2424, . ~ 12X60 Home for Rent: 2 bedroom fully »furnished 304-675 7 4088. me mont, 63 Mill Cr-. $22& mo.. $76 dop, Call 446· 3870. :> Riverside Apts. Middlep!Jft . Special rata& for Senior Citizens. $130. Equal Hout· ing Opp_ortunities . 614992-7721 . Newly remodeled 2 badroom, equipped kitchen, 8226 . Deposit required. Call 614 · 992-5319 or 9922816. f ' Nawlv redeCorated, 1 bed· room, · paniallv furnished , $225. Dapoait required. Call 6 1 4· 99 2· 6 31 9 or 9 922816 . · ' ',. ••• Furnished 1 It 2 bedroom apartments, Middleport. Adults, no pets, security depooit . Call 814 -992 3874. . Village Manor Apts., Mid· dleport. (E .H.O . ) h01 1 bedrm apta. for rent. the rent starts at 8201 a month that Includes all utilities. plus a $200 security deposit Is required. We juat laid new carpet in them & they're located near a doctor's office & a hopping areaa. Call 614· 992 ·7787. • To a. Alwtauncad ity dop . Cell 446-2238 or loodlng him 448-2681 . hoo - New 1 bedroom epts. in Middltopon. Furnished or unlurniahed.Caii 614-9925304. .......... s - coo_.. CRI a. ........... I': - Pluot "'at St. ...,. (I) ID , _ of Ufa 9 DO : - · · elforu to holp her e pickUp paid: Honeysuc*le Hilla, Mt. Zion Rd . Rent otono $20II·.oo. Equol Houoing Opponunhy, Cali 4483344 or 448-1134 Cll Nld I.Mitle .~ Fotn till Freezer 18c:u,ft. goodcond . Cal1448-4748 or 446-4347 oflor liPM. -~"'----- 1080 Deluxe efflclahcy apt . FOR SALE: Sears Kenmore Carpet throughput fur~ dishwaaher like new . nished, 1 adult, 817& mo. $180 .00 or best offer. Call ' dep. l!o r0t . roq. Coil 448- 992.-8848. . 4807 or 448-2802. Pickens uuel furniture. 304876-8483 or 676· 1460. 513 Third Ava., 2 rooms a. bath, e1 36 mo. include• water, adults only. Call Bassette dining tabte with 448-4222 9 -6, or 448- benches. 1 Kerosene hnter new. 304-876-4826. 2174 otter 5. In Middleport on N. 4th Ave .• 2 bedroom furnished apt.; also a 2 room apt. No children. call 1-304-8822568 . APARTMENTS, mobile homea, houses. Pt. Pleasant end Gallipolis. 814-4488221 . Nice 1 and 2 l:iedroOm unfurniahed epertrftentl. 304-676-2218 before 8 p .m. comra1 of the . 1R1 (I) MOVIE: 'Mr. Mom' (I)?OOa... Otto • For rent Sleeping Rooms and light houoo keeping - - - - - - - - - - - - - rooms. Perk Central Hotel . Cali 614-448-0766. 901 ·t eries 4 speakers. I 'i5ii;.;h;;;~;;;-'$1;i6,'-;;;;. Bose I I ri>om $126, utili- Nakanlchi 600 series ties . Share bath, male c.a11ette deck, pre-amp, power omp. tunor. Burwen only. Ronge lk rolrig. 919 noite rHuction unit. • 1.500 2nd. Ave.. Gallipolis. Coli finn. Serious caller~ only 448•4416 oltor 9 PM . 814-3?9-2444. 2-3 bedroom house within walking distance ,of down- town. WIIJ pay top rent. Excellent ntferance1. Call 614·266·8828. fi 1 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 82 Olivo St., Gollipolio. Now & uHd wood & coal 1tovea, I ploco wood living room •uh:e ~lth e inch flit erma f398 , bunk bodo comploto with bunkloo •199, 2 pleco lntron llvingroom aultea • 189, ontron rocllnoro 199, other reclinera •eo. maple dinette ooto 1179, box aprtnga & rnattr. . twin or Amateur rediG. Heath kit, HW 101 pluo CW ·filter. Unoar amp. 88-201 . Coli after 6 pm 304-1711-3419. 55 Building Mo-.rlolo Block, brick. HWBr pipes, windowa, lintila, etc . Bob:f bull calf. Holstein. Claude ww.n. Rio Grondo, . 441-21114. \ 0 . Coli 114-2411-11121 . 1 nanny llilot lk 2 kldo, 6 Now open for buaineus - • s old. Coil 814-379Mouiitllln 8 - Block. Rt. 2233. 33. H-. Co?.'pl~ mooonry oupplloa, . 4 • 8 • 12'' block. Delivery service. 84 Hay & Grain Phono cloy 304-182-2222. 8 1a-3us. Eat cwn. Lowronco Burdell. 1 -o:-:----:,...--,..--=-~ooll814-2411-5181 . 58 for Sale GaM mi•od hoy 11 .00 bolto. Coli 448-0373. AKC Booton Tor!ior lomalf I mo. C?l.d, vwry nice. Serious Good ml•od ...Y in born, Inquires . only. Coli 448· t1.110 bolo. 304-1175-4800 4472. . ... 304-812-3321. ....,.n Dwi1!"' CAIITIIt~ pl=IIN~ • c~.:::..._ ·~ ONo ~ : 114- 0 JIM'I " ,'1 ' NQ a HI!AT.: ch::- ,._.. r.:=· · """*· . full . • 100 ............ firm A oot of Romlrttton Motlol 141 rlftoo, 1 2 fl. olumn boot, •120. moP1e 4inetto cholro 304-773-1111111. Modern 2 bedroom •pt. 135, WOOl\ ltOnclt 134, Camp Conley..._arM worth mople roo1<on •11e. 7 ' " Goo r:,~· alootric re!Jigorolooking 11. 1200.00 montfl ohromo d1Mt1o oot 1141j, I tor, In good cot)dftlon. plus utliitloo . 304-773· ,..... dlnotto .....9. UO.OO 6143. . llodrocim tuitoo, rof\'1- 3030, 1-4.each, 304-171ton. r - . -st. d..- . . 2 bedroom apt. 1 mile from wrlngor Willi. . . TV'o. dry- Nico 1e ' hp s~ lawn Bllvw lridgo Plaza Golllpo· .... I ohooe. Coli 614-441- troato<, 42 In mowor dock, . llo. Ohio 814-441-8103 or 31119. ,.., Qel ....... 1710.00. 441·4514. l'h0110 304-1711-4181. Almoot n.W Hickory Tovom Poniolly furnlohod opon- Gr-.-ondnMIItlmontln GoHipollo, . _ , 3rd lovo - · Lorv• ......,.. top Avonuo, 2 bodroomo, phono C'lffoo toblo . 304·171?110. 304·175-14118. "/ -~ -'Marie 11 Get an wHil ellort. pnflre (2wds.) 11•~ II Pin .... '"" II Neaphy1e 11 Ac:tar, . w-· (var.) ....... AM-,. 1110 l'lot JC11, 31,000 "10, 30 IIIJIII, I ....,. M,OOO.DO. 304-171-1711 or304-171- SI12. . Ouo, For Nlo 1112 '18 fl. 1172 131 HI' M+ 1111fY oo. --------...,d -· .,·*· 4171. Col 4411 1 -I'Dfd Coupe, 10.000 -:-=-.,--:-..,.-..l'------'1 4 mllot. 11.100.00. S04· 11~ fl. 1·0 Cllovy ........ 140 HI'. good aond . , 11711-IIM. 12.400. Approo. 200 ' - modolcoro ----~.......------~ 1111. .. Coli 114-2... for porto. 1977 DodO• 1170 c-..~od w ...n with hoi- cor,- .... WIIMit. -:-""'::'---:-~~--· 1010 lmoll ....... ofuloor. oil ...., 4o10 wrnlltr bod. Colll14•101.00. 104-1 41.11. :111-1122. i7'i- · "1'7 CGNDIIO, 12,013 miles, ·aa11 304-171• •uoo.oo. 734!). ...... ...,, tiii'70Chovolle .......... 1!*1 oond, 110 t1111no. A"C. mony olltrooH IM-111-1013. ' 112·7014: IHlall.........._,.a!L~ Poitt a. llllovo Holr. 1111,.. ""'1- "'""ol'ltr, · ==-- toiUoN. 1177 . llfn• IIIIi, . 10 1w :=.~n:~~ - CR1 (80 "*'-1 ' PISEASE I MIGHT GET ! (J) lallttiJIIil Aniorka . Cll Allin dlo fomllt •a••• .• . U:41 Cll u..ly Sllwloo c...., 3 12:00 ~..,.a Allen. MOVIE: 'Tr.lor Hom' ............. ; 2 :30 e CIJID &.- Night with ! -· · ~ Dlwldl.eta.n• (I)"-* llonny -(j) . _ ....,. of ·eo·, ~ u .. • .,' ·;< .. •Never Freud's ~· ~ ' nl"" que ,.l IIIDtdlcock's 27 SenMoynlhan. .., Spall "'nle 39 -" •• · ·~ ,," . .,.,.. ·'•: .•.' 39Before {Lat.) fiAct"'', George' ,. DAILY CRYP'roQvon;&-Here's llowlo work II: AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One lettet slandll ftr another. In INs sample A ia .-1 ftr the lhree L'a, X ftrlhe two O's, etc. Single leltenl, apoetrophel,lhe length and fonnation rl the)"G""s are aU hints. Eacb day the code leiters are different. CRYPI'OQUOTES IMZ OBHJORDL QNO J 'RKK IMZ . . . . . Sportal.aok • (II Newe '• . -· • · • fastener : - ; Now AVMIIito StOOd, Puldoy tnd Gilribit flY to dlocovor plllno .... the .......... hold for 11w COIIIIdi8n Atllttlic coon . 1 PLAY IN AI« CHARITY 10Ull<IAMENT FOR A :14 Eur' :!...ellis =:' Z5ErlchRemar- ., umw ·- I.Ondan· loot of Orotlaho ' Cll EIPIII'o. Hone lloclng Gen..,_. ttiWiftl 1 i a BruiJian lllnflmous Mobater 1t:oo • me (J) lit,._ (I) .,,.. , I OP, j staEtemalte ;I = II Black cuCkoo UOJinese weight . .......... ~;4-lla·l..... 11 3Z _,..?" ~= =; ·rf.'=: lhWING~· WOOdy- 11 Greasy· ,j : j atSolhem (I) MOYIE: •&r••lnwnt In , ~~lor ' s1It.11an river ....._, II"Where tho Counlrt Kirk Oougloo OO.to thlo opeciol boood on the txtroorcllnory 11184 ·~~~~­ bition of polntlngo In tlwloo . Angoloo County Muoa.m of An. (80 mln.l · T_. ~~r.~~,_ 11 :30 e CIJ ID Tonlaltt IIMw 11 fl. • •, .... Y·lloiiC:.., 10 IIIIi oulllilttrtl. 11 -~"· oojl ... 1141. •1000. ' ..........,....._,___..;.,_ _ •~ J..,_ (J) CNN lm;M11gotivo Roport (Ill ot,l-! k Alb: A Dar In WMauualf In 11·Expiate lll'oltu" llftdr .-11 l'lSwliiglo and fro II Inlets {Sp. ) ~H-­ (I) MOVIE: 'An Amor1con -· 1. Moln at. 1'-oy or'*' II Sia11e unit 22 yoono. (80 min.l . (IJ) NaW•uuztdt 10:30 (I) Vldoo Jo ......... (I) My Llnlo Maglo · . If Divulpd oonol :,.,...,.., .' A CubonAmoricon joumolio1 retumo to c.ba for the liral time in OFBRIC~ 7 Gt~"' ..... I Rakq 17 Fit (I) MOVIE: 'IliA (J) Kl - 'c.ba: A Ptor- WAS MADE ,., ,,, • COoked uSa~ Contect e" (I) 1D 81. EltlowhoN Wootpholl Ia furiouo when min.l leaf J Lane 4 Charlolle Jlllllical Whtte ill rs'nsed from jail and o young man loomo he heo taticulitr c:oncer. (ll) (80 ••o.oo !lubla11 : cyi, .troller 'l"ith 4I,::::========J.:::::::;;;;;;;;::=::;;;;~ nloo 11?4.....,. HotDitb•. very t'.:eot.v~,.'l:~··.,:.:: 14 cabolo, oflor mounted, I PM 304-773tlflllll. aall ...,1:00pm woRoh . Comploto for i & flleflta1rlltlo11 '· f1110.Canllo-ot1100 ..,·_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ : 5178. 304-1.,..:1111. . G-ill · lnduotrioo. 409 Main It, Point Ploosont, hall off •I summer goode. Aug lth to Aug 11th. 8tor11ng Aug 13th loll end wintor Ful I AllI Palm il Sailor's 1 uone1 . ~ Bart •• ""'H-·'·'s nw•cal SChool: I 0:00 71 Auto• for Sale 1-------------- 1878 Cougor, PI • PI• PW• AC. cruloo, AM-FM, OM ........ .M.uot. ooll. Coli-.0281 1D T.LC. t - mole ill PitA IT :f....;::::2212."'"' •· 1-=------------ (I) · - · oil-female enroll In nuning • vioUsly school with OliO going lflor the ··tudents and the other trying 10 get into - -1118 o• ,..,_ 1970 c ......... 454. 4 " - "· C - n . Col 3849. e 9:30 • ' 11 1: jJ 'II f illll'l TOP CASH paid for toto modal uood con. Smith lulak-Pontloo, 1111 Eoot• G---11 Coli general U - Leh· mann lZ RtJdcersHart -with the tote ·· llilRoo.Moyers ..... ...... Who worked • on -.~s­ ing ox...-w for D. EiHI•'low• . f80 n.n.) [Cioood Copliooood) ' ' 1---------------- furniture, 304-1176-?718. by THOMAS JOSEPH ACIWIIII U IDtdlcock's . 1 Wild hag .._ $ Poet • Window" U Spanilb DOWN MOVIE: . . . . -·Port 2 (J) <Ill Wall -~ 20ih c - y . . -·. MA••• the Bulldln.e Supplies Dobermen pup1. ·Regis·· - · ohoto. lk -.111 docked. Coli 614-912-73118. · 54 Misc. Merchandist - - - - - - 1 0 8 0 a.,... pupo tro,n good rabbit dogo. Moloo ond fo·. Lannok ••• furnace .' 137,000 8 U. GoOd condi- moles. Well b,.d. Sell roooonoblo. Colll8141742· 21121. tion. 1300. Will dollvor. Coli 814-992·1249. WAN,T ED FEMALE Doohu'!d puppy. ·304-8111l!urpl~ Army comoufltlge, 3119. 1 4 oz. donlm, ren-.1 uood clothing, 1172 El Comoo, looutlful, cuddly. AKC I'Ofl. 197? 7 wk old. 7601 Triumph 8 8 lo' ( , om Omot o. 304-17 • 11. ' Eu!= Rovenowood !Now Ere), Fri. Sot, Bun, 1:00- Forltud llorvicaAKCrOglo7;00 p.m .. Dlocoomtl-ry toy Poodle. 304, 1?1union lobolod -lling 5311 , opociollios. Pt. Ploosont. L------------:--~ 304-6711-3334. full bloodod Enalloh . eMton. voon aitl. Uncoln Wei"- SA2DO, 4 - h.FIVe 304-8711-11117. Misc. garage tale itema, lit (J) ~. E - - - - - - - -- 1 Ap1rtment in Pomeroy. 3 roo'"• lk bath. Coli 814992-6621. 1 an·d 2 bedroom• fumishad apartments. CoH '992· 6434. 992-6914, or (30418822686 . on bec•ooo he to tickota for • """'-.,_., charity '-"""" bock. :m.., o1oe - . to lll<o · 47 Wanted to Rent INT 8:30 • (I) (D Jclwtlfw 8lopt lteloJooo-t'-looW...S -olio diocovoro thet the girl JMy heo Ilion for Is Second Ave .• ac;tutts, references, $226 mo. plua aecur· COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork, Route 33, Nonh of Pomeroy . Large lots. Cell 614-892-7479. 1001!1 .All .AIQU ·-................ ......,. ................ and poopla country. (80 1 Completely furnilhed all el~ric . 2 bdr. apt.• 458 46 Space for Rent I v~ Jl:llt..W• DeUor. llotdll Whooping trona: Tanight's pogr•11 looks at the ....... effort by u .s . and c.rtot~on oclonolisla In lfVInll to - t h e whoopiiQ cr... (Ill (80 min.) (Cioood Coplitonod] ' 2 BR, water. 1ewer. trash 5 rooms Ia bath. full base- t!UI · Umn c:~rutlonol~ 8p clol 'FIV>t of the required . Call 814-4461619 . Small furnished , aduhs only. Cali 446-'0,3 38. ••u• .,.._,..,from -acrooo11 - ., . • 1 ... . tltQJII Moyers ond bath, clean. no pets, aduhs Apartment for Rent ••nu ' WBIT ;' lif~ C.a1 I ' 1111 Ch&rleo Kuroh; . only Deposit It reference 44 .I•• .. .AQI BAIT Nwbwgrlng. Weot Geunony. ~--------~~ 1080 Furnished opt.. 2. room's ·Think first; play later •Qu .1174 tun· ~~OfldEnduronce If' t2~69 ... $126. 12"60 month Aahtonplus -UpfancJ Rd. deposit. NOaT8 A.....,., .... it with 1 OX2~ft . adults only. no pets. Cell ~ glassed-in porch $176.00 _4_4_6_·o_.3_3_a_.---:--:--:-:::= I per month plus utilities and 1 to security deposit. No pata or Furnished •pt. 1 bdr., $226, children . Call (6 1 4)986- utiltios paid. adults, 920 4th 4227. AVo .. Gallipolis. Cell 448· 4418 otter 9PM . mobile home in Syia· Upotaira furniahed apt.. 4 cute, partially furnished . $200 mo. plus utilitie1 & rooms 8t bath, 1 or 2 adults. deposit . Call 614-992- 'no poto. Call 448·0444 7680. · befOre 6PM. ;.-trailer on the river in Middle~ · ~. 2 bedrooms. utilities ~.rincU.tded . Call 992-5949 or A! · • 9 0 3 -~.~:.~_s,.~-'9___ _· - - - - - - - - _. 2 bedroom trailer, bath & Ya. W . h o I 8:00 ~' hta.t s w ith . naiUral gas. =porcti, ;. green Dr. tB Whool of Fortuna : 2 bdr. mobile home for rent, ~ (J) FMIII¥ Feud (J) ,·------------------. Newe MocNoii/Lohm .. TKNOZ HS IMZ LB'NT XJHBO. -, . WROORXM EBHFZBT Yeolerday'a eryptoquote: OON'T LET US MAKE IM· AGINARY IU.S WHEN WE KNOW WE HAVE SO MANY REAL ONES TO ENCOl,INTER. - O.LIVER GOLDsMITII ' �turther tM!t for c.. v~ Ma)w'a 0., 2:411 p.m. Tile H•- (C'.Qopel) f: ll p.m. Jfanun Hlp Sdlool Blllld Conoert 5:1> Mubt Lutb Sbow 7: 00p.m. and Mils Muon~ 4-H Letider Memorial Awarchfr . Bulld1na Junior ud Open DairY SI!OW cbarJe and ii!IXherp< .... . . .. Utile,.... NOW RENT A CUWGAN WAJII CONDITIONER 'DernolldoD Derby T: ll p.m. Junior Style Sbow 8: lll p.m. 4-H Thl4!nt Sbow-Jr. IJodlc!Jng 9:1> p.m. Tile Hbllons (Gospel) 11:411 Qoodnlpt - Gates Cloee. ONLY 'lburlday ( ..... t;:"? ,., Day 9:00 a.m. Gates Open - Filii Railing Ceremony l $4 A MONTH ' ;1.0: oo a.m. Open Beef cattle show 11:00 a.m. Pie Eating Contest 1:00 p.m. Fair Olapel ()pella 2:001p.m. Joe Stampley Show. Also, ChalleltgoersMaln Stage ' Junior Beet Cattle Show 4: :Jl p.m. Wahama Hlp.ScOOol Band Com:ert 6:00 p.m. Golpel Slni-Hany Rbodes 7: 00 p.m. Baby Beef Sbow-Uvestock Arena • Pi=ntatlon at the Jolm McCausland Award Farm Tractor Pull 9:00 p.rri. Joe Stampley Show. Also, ~ . Main Stage · ,~ 00 p.m. qoodnlebt - Gates Clole. 'I ' "'*"'" ,. • Cmlmoll Pleu Court 011 . . . . . . FAIRPP IJ!r ')FI!r,tlill~lllelllr._.,IIMIIIIIIean'F*& 1 ' CI*II . . . . . . be .. . . -~eftll7-· A ........ ,.,. be;.. h. -lie~,......, OD llle II ! 'l1le llelpC ) I For Four Whole · Months PLUS Installation :-ln'Pl .. ._,, P rtllll!l•l!le•'t;:.,tlllle wll ...-..e p;.elillw. 11lllld wll be ;APe ledllf Cy .,.., ol MarleMa. Mayor ends.9 cases Are a deaths This Week Only . . SA TELLilE SALE 9' System ·10' Sys\em .Completely Installed $1675°0 Completely 1nstilled I $1825°0 .Home Movie Rentals Now ·Available Join Our V.ideo ,Club $20.00 J r-----------------, PONDEROSA®,~\ 11 11 ~~~/ 1SUNRISE SPECIAL ~z:::J:: - 1 ~~ 1 I BREAKFAST BUFFET I AllYOU-CAN- EAT I $1.99 I MONDAYTHRU combination with ooher di;cou nts. Appl icab le ' "es not included . Not redeem· abtc forcash . Atpa flic ipating f I 1 8j. St ea khou se s. 1FRIDAY Offer Exp ires 9/ 9/ 84 , ~~ 7AM-9AM I! ~ ___c~~~G~o!. ~R,!N,!."!!~~ _ "':' _ I II PONDEROSA' ~;::~ FREE £'l..l .~ \...l,Jl\1; ® I · I WITH THE PURCHASE OFA I PONDEROSA BURGER OR I THE WORLD'SBIGGEST I BEST SALAD BUFFET' "! ' !; I ~~ C annot"""'" n>ec mbin a l" " wrth other d rscoun! S. Appl rcabl e !:: I I a xe~ not 1r1c luded. Not redeem· able 101 casll . 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Chopped st ea~ IS U S D A msoectr=d 100% ta ~e s Weather foreeast DdiJLL &; l,y ' 1 ~ i 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 8, 1984 barrett terrell