http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/111db1058ee6cdea36b785fc8367b2aa.pdf b4442b736667e6b40018e2e5d2de1c24 PDF Text Text Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Racine••• (Continued !rom page 1) project next week If the approval Is forthcoming from Fultz. The new water line, Mayor Fml Homn&!) said, wW beglnatMlliSt., gonorthof Walnut; east to Thlrd; north to . Bryan place and tD North Second Ave. · Dr. Lan:y Kennedy, representtng the ~port Chamber ()( Can· · merce, discussed the second annual chamber block party which has been set for Sept. 8. Hours of !be party this year have been redUCEd from 12 noon to 7 p.m. Dr. Kennedy ·asked thatmoreseatlngbeprovlded In Ire enlertalnment It was decided this yearthatl\.WISI., c~ last year for !be party, will remain open tn traffic this year. North ~ wW be clOsed fnm near Dan's tn Mill St., durtng' the party hours. The chamber ls working on adding more art and craft booths tn tbe party. Sid Little, assistant pollee cblef, was also on hand to dJscuss any pertinent pollee matters with area. . council. · ;. Council approved the report of Mayor Hottman showing receipts of •• Tuur'ay. Augua 14, 1984' Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Bob Evans buys top state fair hog ; ~ ~ Suaail' ''*"' ..._,a blldl..........., Area deaths Irene J, Grapes Word has been received by !be Trtbune of !be death of Irene J. Grapes, 82, formerly of Akron, oo Aug. 81!1 Sl Petersburg, Fla. Born In Cbeshlre, daughter of !be late Orestes N. and Lottie Vance Jl,oush, she lived In Akron rncst ot her life untll moving tD Florida in 1966. She was a member of No~lde B<iptlst Church. Surviving are bet husband, Earl K. Gr&peS; two sons, Robert E . of Cuyahoga Falls, and Kenneth J. of · Clnclnnati;' six grandchiJdren and four great-grandchlldren; two brolbers, Lloyd ot Cbeshlre and Alva D . . of Mogadore; and three . siSters, Mrs. Goldie or Pomeroy, and Mrs. Florence Ragan cremeans dllla wtlb _. - · · meat chickeni'f!Xllibltl!d by pllldSU.HtforllleJI'IIIIIIdm IAkal. 15,o(~. Orenulll Ol1nll!d he wwk! donate them totbetalr. !ly'foiiiDILii! ,ll;af~ AJny LoJcaL Susan~;r&r4 c..ut& · sister, smwed !be '"""'·~' ara4 Bob Evans has bought !be.grand chflmPlon pen of six meat chli:ketl champlon~atl5oftbela$t16 whlchwereiOidto~IUiam,V.IWf. COLUMBUS, Ohlo (AP) Despile !be recml price paid for the Ohio State Fair's grand ch_amptoo ~teer. the total paid fer eight ~ anlmall . was almost $10.~ Jess thaD a )'1!111' aao. Colwnbus for $5Ai0). He said he would donate It tD tbe. Teen Cballeaae organlzattoo .• tn help troubled girls. -The· Reseiw Grand Olamploo steer, a l,Dpound Ollanlna·Angus owml by Kevin Meyer of Burgoon . in Sandusky County, was sold to a C!Dlbine Of Pugh Arnusement Co. Of ~ and Brinkman Food Servi(.'e& of Hillard for $10,9XI. Both buyers are franchisees at the fair., Burger King bought last·year's reseJVe grand champion SlO;IXKl. Bob Evam, of &be fann and that numerous complaints are received about burning taking place. Mayor Hottman repotted that a surveyorwhowasblredtnworkout property lines oo Hudson St., will be presentfortbenextcouncllmeellng. · A treeattrecornerofBeechandAsh Sis. was discussed by Councilmen Three ernergl!ncy nms were Bob Gllrnore and Jack Satterfield reported by the MelgS O;lunty and It was agreed that Ire tree ls Emergency Medical Service blocking vision of motortsts. The Monday. owner will be asked to tree or cut Pomeroy went to Three-In-One at down the tree. It was agreed to sell U:43 a.m. for Pearl Randolph, no an old cruiser" as Is" for $1,ClXIIt the - transportation required; at 4: 58 sale Is approved by Sollcltnr Fultz. p.m. Pomeroy was again called tn Mulberry Avenue for Jenich Carlson to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 7: 38 p.m. Syracuse went to Stale (Continued from page ll Route 124 for Della Johnson to Veterans Memorial Hospital. needs tn contaln sutflclent Information to give Ire agencies a basis tD ·believe ~re ·escaped prisoners have Camp meeting begms crossed state lines. · · A week of old fashioned camp meetings got underway yesterday Ross heirs invited at Maplewood ,Lake, loca~ beA meeting' wiD be held at 2 p.m. tween Racine and Syracuse on SR Thursday at the old post otflce 124. The meet!Dgs. sponsored by the bulldtnglnH\IIltlngtnn, W.Va.Helrs Dorcas Missionary Aslloclattoo. will of Ire Ross f~ are Invited to run throogh Saturday beginning at attend. · 7: ~p.m. each evening. Elll!l'YOIJI! IS welcome. · FBI joins . Thursday meeting. .. 0 ·.·, ' Veterans Memorial The Racine Amertcan Legion Post 002 wW meet at 7: ~ p.m . Thursday. Refreshments will be seJVed. Leglonalres are aslfed tn brtng a dish. The legion will provide tremeat. I Two night engagement . I • I I "' Syracuse. 'DISCHARGED--Chad Traner. '· Merchants lb meet The Bend Area ' Merchants will meet at 7: :ll p.m. Tuesday at !be MeigS Inn. All area merchants are Invited to attend. Ohio lottery winner CLEVELAND (AP) The winning nwnber drawn Monday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally g'ame, ''1be Nwnbef,'' was 195. In !be "Pick 4'~, 'game. played Mooday through Frtday, ~ wlnntng number was 0276. The lottery reported earnings of $'199,317 .50 fnm wagertng on Its dally game. Earnings came on sales of $1,078,510, while holders Of winning tickets· were etiutled to .share $2'19,192.50. WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL JennHer Sheets and Ire Sweet · Mountain Sound group will appear on Ire hill stage at the Meigs County · Fair at 4 p.m. both on Friday and Sl\lurday. One appearance by the. group was scheduled eartler In the week but had tD be changed because one of the band member!! was Involved In an accident. Members of the group in addition to Mrs. Sbeets are Mary and ROger Gllrnore and Tim Giaz!!. ' Baked Steak Dinner Served with Mashed Potato", Choice of Salad, Roll & Drink 'ME.GS CQ. FAIR WEfiNESDAY, AUGUST 15,1984 9:15 A.M.-Jr. 'Fair Beet showmanship & · Jlld!llng 12: 00 Noon-4·H Flower Show Judging (Jr. · Fair Building) · 1: 00 P.M.-Open Class Beef Judging 2:00 P .M.-Flower Show Judging 2: 00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing 4: 00 P.M.-Peggy GU!esple - Stylette Twirling · Hill stage 5: 30-Little Miss & Mister Contest - Hill , Stage · • · 7:00 P .M.-Youth Awards Night- Show ' Ring · '8: oo P .M.-Crlsty Lane Show •Grandstai.d Attr&ctlon CROW'S $335 LY RESTAURANT PH. 992-5432 OH. Three Great R. JOHNS Ring Styles to choose from! FRE.SH..LEAN-BONELES$ . ', R. JOHNS, LID. •I .. LB. - GROUND a·EEF •••- ~ •••• ~~¥~n1m~ .••.. 99¢ LB: STORE SLICED LUNCH ,MEATS ..-~ ..•• $1.49-ui. HOMEMA-DE HAM 'SALAD •••.•..... ~ ..•.•.. 99 4 LB. 'ALL .WEEK . TWO '6 PACKS Eve ~ p~~K 6 COKE G'A'Y~'s Pius BREAD' oz. 12 oz. Keebler Cookies SUGAR 12 OZ. CAN ~P- S}39 20 NEW SOFT 5 LB. 594 $}39 $ F9 POP Your Thun. R.C. COLA $}49 • PlusDop: $}09 DR. PEPPER . ' Plus o.,. (j_EN(RIC 1/16 OZ. . CREAM .SODA $}19 . DOUBLE COLA & & IIORE FLAVORS I .' . VALLEY BELL 1o• Dno •ilh uch purchau ollwO , Wed & Thu.r>. . Only I llmH '3 FAIB~-A . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . 7 'Jl>- Plus 0111_ bartromMadeteok ......... ID tile .,...... evea& Gl tile 2% MILK $ t ~69. GAL, BREAD soon. need not be preHnt to 16 Ot REG; 01 DIET 1/16 oz. Choice With Nc:h pu,c•lt I Of I $30.00 I"OCIIJ · older ucllldlnatH 16 01. 11011- 1 HEI'-ERS 16 OZ. 10 Speed Bicycle to be Given AWiy. 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COUPONS NOWQ nnm ~---~::-----: COIIpon EIIJ(rta ./1./14 · C.K. SUPEI.ARKEl --·-··---·----·-·-··-·-"'~----;_ ;--,-~--~-----'-----·=-··------··-~ deriiJ ..... riWIQI *'· .......... tar ... :R · ' 'F'r.i. &: 'Fri. &coc · A COLA PEPPE DR ~~r~· I' 5:~>- .R.C. COLA 1·J:ir - . .'t&PoAz~'99¢•,•,~~~~~'' $}29,. .. ~~o,.· I IPACK$}19Pino.,. ,. . 'II- SPACK I& oz. . . . uft.H I I 16 oz. u•" •I I 1&"•, a. 11811 li ... . . . lep't ·_ .. Gl till •• '! I 1111111111 Aa tile II IJ a atpt, .1'0711 Yrllii, ....... eae: mt••... tra:' liOiniDV~ ·--------------~4--------· --------~---------·-·--·-·-· Coupoll' Elplru l/ll/l4 c:K. SUPE_RMAR_KET ; WU' ...,.. Ia tile uewd. 'Die .., G4l. · - · We Ofl...d Eulullwlyly . . c.na .- •tion ·. effort obtained (hopefully ,at least 25,(01 . &ad pt"Oilli.8ed to build ~ Rt. 33 from _Melp and tre 8Uri'OIIIldlng tour-lane to Athen.l In tbrei! phases. area)Sheet:lplanstoasktheststetn II was supposed to be a five-year move the access road and Rl33 program. WeD. phase one was . projects up on ttl agenda - with completed and phase two was COilltniCIIon to begin as early as nearing !be end c1 the engineering 1985. Thll time frame could, and process when someone, some-shoulll. allow fm !be preparatnry where, decided the project wasn't lepl work -t hat would have tD take reallynecessary 1Thencamedelay'place prior to such lllJ undertaldng. afler delay-after delay IUIIIl the It was poln~outthatltlsposslble whole th!Dgwas finally forgOtten." to speed up blihWaY clevelopri!ent. It was also !be group'saenlimel.tl The rebulldln& ot the SUver Bridge. . that tbe petition sJiouJd be taken was cited .as . aa The .directly tD Governor Rlcha!'d CeCOII.ItriiCIIoD oi that brjdge was Jeste. Sta~ crow, "Anyone else slgnUicant to a Jarae area thwi Ohio and ~·ll just be sluffed off again." and Wesi vtra:fDIII worked togetbetJ~ how the petition will . be toward Ill completion. "Our ·pro- dellwred to Coiwnbus li still up In jects are aiiO llgnlflcant to a large the air aJtbouch severat suggestions area - all of Southeastern Ohio," · have been made. example. Commen~ Sheets. Charles E. Blalreolee. Executtve Attnrney aad chambe.- member, Director ct Meigs County's ReFred Crow, Sr., iespo11ded tnSbeelll glonal PlanniDg Conurilsston, reby sa yin&, "U you want to do It, gai, minded the group lhst "In January !ben go to II. I'm with you. You've · 1!183, the acoess road was the just got tD hammer, hammer and number one priority project on the hammer." But Crow warned SbeeiB Soulheastera Ohlo Regional Council that "gettlrig on !be agenda Is one agenda. Then 110rnebldy saw fit not thing, but actuaUy getting some- tn hire sOmebody and six months thing done Is quite another.'' later we were one of four. •• Crow !!XP!ained bl5 statement A recent SEORC survey c1 area further by recaWng a move back In businesses was also dlscuued. The the. early 10011 afler James A. results of that S1II'Vey have been R.hodes tint became governor. "At submit¥ tn !be Slaw Department . thai time, I penonaUy had a close of Dewlopmeat. the IIX Meigs eartotbeguvmmr.He.camedowll - _(ConliDuedCJI!pqelD) . ars DIIICVIl8 PMfhON Dlln'E -AltaneJI ee., lllfer S'e and ·edltodal ...... . I J..oWell WlnpU. are wwldq 11p ...... 1..- a •""I '• J Ill•• drive to =z I .re &be , , • • flf ll&ll&elez' ' ..... Ia reprd to t lnadequate ~~ffing blamed. for Mason County jail break. • ~ three pri80aer8 In aa "We don't have the staff tD do elevator to the vlsltslloa area at. \hat," be says. "We are going to aboUt 1 p.m. wben he wu OY&'JlO' have to bring them down one at a weredl!YRonald~yMyers.2l.and time." Michael Way~~eGnlbbs. 33, Hesaysonvlsltatlonday, wblchls Myers and Grubbs. who bran- 1-4p.m.eschSunday,prUonerllare dished an object wblch a •hertff's ta1re11 dQwn tn !be vloltatloo area If · department spokesman said looked they ma1re ihe request. He says Uke aa Ice pick, for!:ed Janis up to prisOners know . whether they are the pentbouae and bound him with golngtohavevlsltnrsornotbecause torn sheets tD the bars of a windOw they have a telephone in their cell andtnokblsblllfold,Jallkeysandcar · block. keys. They then proceeded tn the At !be time of the escape, Fruth lackOfSOIJli!Cllledolngthelrjob. It's roof where they Jumped fronl one saysMyets'motherandtalherwere a lack Of penonnelln the )all." level tn the next before dropping tn waiting In !be visitation area. He Fruth says he bas threefuU·time the ground. saysbelsuncerlalnwhetherGrubbs dlspatcJ!ers and one part-time The sherUt's spokesman said the lu!d visitors watlfni. , dlspafcher who must also serve as pair then too1t Jarvis' car, whlcb 'Ibe sher1fl says a contribut!Dg wasparlreclneartbegarage_a rea. tactortotlie~apewastheelevatnr jailers. A National Shi!rlfl's Audit, per· Fruth says In Ugbt Of !be escape, uaed tD tralisport the priaonen, formed In 19112 by !be Natloaal thepollcyfortransportlngp-lsoners wblchcannotbecontrolledfromthe Sheriff's Aasoclatlon, recom· .tn !be vlsltsttoo area Is being deskdowastalrs.HesayshelsiJOing meaded that 12 penons be em- changed. They will now_be brought to apprOaclt !be MaSon County ployed to staff the jaU. F'nlth says. down one at a time, he says. Commission about !be possibility of David Jlilvls, who Fruth des· · Thesherlf!saysltlslmposslhleto pu"'haslng a desk-controlled cribes as a dlspstcher-Jaller. was use two jailers tD brtDg down eacb elevatnr. prtsoner to the visitation area. PORI<' STEAK~~ .•.....•.• $1.29 LB. HOMEMADE SAUSAGE.~ •••....•.....•• $1. 19'LB. FRESH-LEAN 211 • A Multimedia Inc, New..,.per . B)'leftllaels OVP iiwrW... MMm County Sber1ft Robert E. Fnlttl sa)'$ ·til!! eicape of two . pr11oaers frilm !be MaiOil towny JallSmdaycaubeblamedCIIalack aflldequawpenRileltnltatfthejolll aild says nodi'Ciplln•cy sct1oas wW be ta1ren aplftll employees. "It's lUSt oDe of tho8e tblngs that ~" F'nlth says. "Kanawha CountyhashadBOmanyeacapeeslt lOOks like a swinging door. Irs not a FRESH-LEAN SECOND & MILL'Sl. . '"' -19 _$ PORK ROAST SPECIAL $11 •.Price in~ludes special options and cuslom features · (FuU name option extra) ·. • Full lifetime warranty · • Over 200 Activity Design seleclions $6'1.95 Appllalblo on Valldlum " IOK" lfK c:;otd A..llable' al Sheets believes a citizens etlort this petition drtve would throullll c:=d:~Buri'OUIICIInl: counties, put Olll101d- 15 ' '·t rnent to our area ... , ll Cof!POII' bplrts 1/11114 -•' lm~wouldbrtngdev~lop­ -·---~------~--- Dining ROC!II! Only ' Dlssatl8factlon with the llow ,J)Iog~eu at the state levelonlllvlni the 110 ahead for the Ravenswood Brtdp to Rock Sprinp accesa road has led to a cltlzena' petition drtve: : . This ac:t1o11 was dllcusled at lellllh at the monthly rneetlniof the ~uaoy Chamber of Commerce ,JlelciTuesdayatVeteransMemorw &.pilal. II was obvious from the ttme the ~Uscusston ~~egan that ·an ~liamber rnernben overwbelm·!ngty taYoreclthe pet!Uon. ·• Jemdfer Sbeell, Pomeroy attor'he:Y. brought tbesubject to the floOr. Said Sheets, ''There 1s an ureent need lor 1011'11! sort ct attention tD be lllven In l1ill matter. Most of us who have llwd In Melp County all our ·llvfs· jmaw the Importance ' of bulldln& · the access road and CCIIIlpleiiD& the Route 33 !pur-lane In Atbena. -We know that these c::::::the attention of !be state and help tD ~ thai the people of Melp Plus Otp. I Peck. 16 Oz. -- I I ADMISSIONS···Betty Crites, Middleport; Margaret Johnson, ~lne; ' Margaret Eichinger, _p~ums. , IE Kiddie ll'actor pull slated at Mei@s fair A Kldd1e Tractnr Pull wW be held dally at 4 p.m. at the Meigs Colinty Fair beglnnlng today. The center tleld evmtwWfeature two classes; boys and girls, 35-55 pounds and boys and girls, 56-75 pounds. Rlblxms will be given lor first and. second places, along with winners' By.NANCYYOAQIAM 8 "WI.. r~Lows=~ln:tbe=IIOB::._·_ _ _ _ _l_!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~· M ezgs • County · harppen-tngs . .. . . Three emergency r1UI8 . . '• ' THE ' . *· Weather forecast Evans said. The dividend reflects a l5 percent incJ'I!Qe . In dividend payout. aUowlng sharel)olders further participation in the COlli· pany's growth. . • 1':-1. z slodona, 14 PeoM . Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiQ, Wednesday, August 16, 1984 • · air judging at y Dissatisfaction spurs r~for~·~tbe~grand~~champloo~==pen~of~slx=~;;;;;~;~~:;=! schdarshlp fluid. The anbnal ultl· proceEds tD 110 to a · Four-H Club mately was bought by David Teal Of '\ JStory, phctoo 011 Page 4 • . Is N. Re.'listerinl Students For The 1984-85 School Year To · Call: 177 for percent, restaurant dlvlsloo net income increased 24 .pe~t as a result of · more restaurants "In operation, In addlttoo tn Improved opef1ltlng efflclencles. A.M.-Junior Fair Dairy Showmanship and Judging P.M.-Dairy Cattle Judging-Open Class P.M.-Horse Harness Racing , P .M.-Open Cla11 Sheep Judging followed-by Junior Fair Sheep 8:00 P.M.-Horse·'Pull-Center Field "8:00 P.M.-Little Jimmy Dickens Show "-Grandstand Attraction . · HOUSE. PRE-SCH.OOL Bob Evans quarter sale~ up 14 percent ild borro adopti9n 9:00 1:00 2:00 4: 00 G NGERBREAD $5,883.16 In fll)l!$ and fees for July andClerk-TreasurerJonBuckread RIO GRANDE - Bob Evans ·Sausage diVIsion net ine<me a letterfrom the Ohio Department of FaJ1118 lnc. reported ~I sales of returned tD more norma! levels last . Liquor Control reporting lhst all $53,9'19,1XKl for the first quarter . year, Evans said, but showed a 21 · places selling liquor must renew ending 'July 27, sald Daniel E. percentdecreasebecauseofhlgher their licenses by October 1. He Evans, chairman of !be board and live hog~­ outlined procedures for councll tn · chief executive officer f>'looday at . . Two new restaurants opened followlfltwlshestnprotestanyofthe the annuat sharehOklers' meet!Dg durtngthefirstquarterlnAnderson, licenses. here. Ind., and Coraqxills, Pa., bringing. Councll approved the sate of Evans said the sales report tD lO!l,tbe number Of restaurl!Jlts In Cableentertalnment which selVes transla~ Into a 14 percent Increase operation at the end of the first the community to ConsQlldared over ne~ sales of $!17,287,1XKl a year quarter, canpared to96ayearago. Communications Group of West. agb. · Now under construction are 11 VIrginia, Inc. . Net Income reached $4,38l,IXXJ, or addltlonat restaurailts, lncludlpg ' Mayor Hoffl'nan was authorized 27 cents per share, compared to . !be first Knoxville, Tenn. restautoenterlntoacontracti,V!thFloydB. $!1,135,1XKl, or 25 cents per share, In rant, scheduled to open Sept. 3. Browne Assoclares LTO to provide 1983. Evans said net Income per Continued expansloil of 24-bour construction plans for a drainage share Is based on !be welghred operations ai Friday and Saturday Partly cloudy tonight. Low In the problem In the area of Broadway averagenumberofcommonshares nights In Bob Evans Restaurants mld-6ls. I.Jahl vartable wln(js. andAshSts.,andon-sllesupervfslon outstandtng, adjumdfortbe5-for4 and !be lntroductloo of DEW me!\U Mostly sunny Wednesday. High In lfiheprojectlscan-ledout.Thefbm stockspUtdeclaredAug. 8. I~ are pianned, as well as !be Ire rnliHDI. Chance of. rain ·10 will be paid $2950 to draw the The Increase In net sales Is COII'lpletlon'drolllngoutBrownand wcent tonight and near zen) specifications and provide the other attrlbu~ tD moreoperattngrestau- Serve Bob Evans Fanns sausage percent Wf'dnesday. · required services. rants and higher wholesale prtces tluoogbou'- the cunpany's entire E!ltewled .._,.. Burning was discussed and It was being ch~,for sausage productS 16-state markettng area. 'l'burlda.Y tlnilp ~ ~tnhaveanordlnancedrawnup becauseoflncteasedllvehog~. Sharellolders of record Aug. 10 Fair oo'11lulildiQ- !IIMISaturday. prohibiting all burning In Ire town. will be paJd a 75 cents per share CIIIUioe af ahowaa and II•' • • While ·oVerall net Income rose"6 quarterly dividend . on Aug. 31, ·lltAnma J1'rldliy. hftllls. In lbe Ills. Councll President Carl Horky brought the matter before councli and Mayor Hoffman aclmowtedged Thunday, Augu1l 16 and Mrs. ~ Whitt, both of Gallipolis. Shewasalsoprecededlndeathby . an Infant 9Cil and three brotllers, Freddie, James and Lester. ThetolalpaldforaU~IhlS Funerat setvlces Wl'!'e held Aug. )'1!111' was $115,:m, COOIPIQ'Ild with stalefairSaleofO!amplcnsandlllat a Colllmi:IUI"ellllldhebullnelllllan.v.-quid&lQBb~lhlt l(l In Hillside · Memorial Park $125,m&las\)'E81'. yearpald$30,1XKlfortbechamploo. $6,100... Chapel, with the Rev. Paul D. Denny Erwin, owner of elgllt Among spectators was Byron to I! wortl!Ycause. Outland otrlclattng. aurtai was In Burger lQJw fast·food traadllses, 'Rader. '19, afOrlent, who showed the r;::;:;:;::;::;;;:;:;;:;::;;:~ Hlllslde Memortat Park. 1 paid ~.IXKl tcr !be ,2.11-pound • grand champion barrow ~n 1S22, He Relatives atteDdlng the rune~ Chlanlna·Aneus&-nments! exhl· sald he got a blue ribbon and PI were Ruby Shaffer of Flortda; bl~byMaraleRice.19,ofWyandot prlzerort~teiiQlmal. , Lloyd and Edward Roosh and Kay C®lty. · Dick , J\IIIIP of Jwnp's Super Hockman, all of Cheshire; Mrs. Davld'l'IIOmssofweney'smter- Duper ~IY chain bought !he Grover Cremeans ct Chesblre; Mr. . natlonat l:larnburaer Co.. paid tre .--.ve grand champion ban-ow, and Mrs. Charles Whitt ot Crown previous record .P.~ last )'1!111' Of !llao a Hampsillnl, owned by f<4!lth . OW City; Mr.aooMrs.LowellCaU,Mrs. I $50,256 but dld ' IIOI ' bid this yeat. ShalTett Of Greene Qlunty, for Florence Ragan, Mrs. Leona Whitt, lbomassaldearllerbewwldmake $7,1XKl. Supei'Du{lerpald$6,1XKllast Mrs. Wilma $wisher and Gary to ll(;holanhlpstorfalm yearforthere~e~Vechampton. FISher, all of Galilpolls; and Mrs. donations youth Instead. · Max Oren of Max's Concessions, Joan Stewart ct Xenia. Erw!n sald, he bwellt tbe cham- Parkaty,Ind.,whohasuriegame ploo swer tor l'tN\UCtloo with !be ~ at the fair, paJd $7,9XI Accident leads to .$3.5 mlllion suit. . · POINT PLEASANT - A 13.5 was a minor at the time, beer and mlUion IIU!I has been filed Ill Mason wine In violation c1 state law. The Countyareutt Court aga!Dsta Pollll · suit further alleges that Wernslng Pleasant resident: and Shop QuiCk became lnloldcaled on the alcohol Food Marts, Ilic. ' and negligently and careiessty RJclry Wemslng, an Infant under crashed bl5 veblcle lntn a tree. the age ot l8 who sues by his rtiOtber As a result of !be aUeged and next fr1end, Jo Ann Slmpldna. negllgmce ot both defendants, the lllld Jo AM Slmpldns, IDdlvlduaUy. 'suit claims Wernslng sustained have fllecl the action agaln&t seven fractured ribs, a punctured HannC11 Casto and ShopQulckFood right tung, a punctured liver and Martllnc. .... kidney, a fractured pelvis and a . The suit claims that Oct. 8, 1982, bruised spleen. .tbe Polnt Plealant Shop Quick sold The pialntlffs claim Wernslng Wernslng. who the plalntltfs allege underwent extensive pain and sutrerlng and Is continuing to suffer pain and great mental anguish, and that Slmplclns bas Incurred $7,!100ln medical expenses for the treatment or her son and wW Incur more In the future. Wernslng, 'ulng by bl5 Pnother, seeks $1.25 mllllon plus bl5 coals Incurred In bl5 ~tlon or !be action and.$1.25 mlU!on In punitive damagel. Simpkins seeks $.m,IXK) plus eo&tslncwTedln(li'OIIeclutionof the action and $500,<00 In punitive damages. 'Ibe plaintiffs atso seek a trial by jury. Father, son ·demolition derby winners · A tatber, and son and their and their netghbot, Chartes Stotts, nellhbJrlnSbadetooktopbonorsln wasthlrdatthepopularderbywblch tbe feature event of the smash-em· always packs In the crowd. up demolition derby staged TuesGene Whaley was first In the first dayllightattheMelpCountyFair. · heat with Eugene Clanchey. Point Brian Whaleycamethroughlnlhe Pleasant, second, and WIWam lleature event tn win first plaai; bl5 Parsons, · Racine, third. In the father, Gene Whaley was second, second heat, Jeff Gibbs, Mason, was . first; Karen Broadwater, Letart, W. Va., was second and Bob Roush of Mason was third. Charles Wood ot GaD!polls, was first In the third heat wlthBrlanWhaleywhoemergedas feature winner coming In second In that heat and tying for third were Rickey Starford, Letart, W. Va., and Downy Gagle, Athens. , A letier and petition from Salisbury Township was read, _asking road mileage beginning near Sallsbo.uy Grade SChool and cleadendlng east of County Road 25, be accepted as a Salisbury lllwnsblp road. The road lnCllldes part of County Road 25 near !be Goealeln Addition. 1bls matter was refered to . Roberts with the I'I!CXIllmendalkll from Ire canrnllsiollers that the ploposed township road be accepted. RolJel't8 reported a COillete brldlle on TCM'I\1Ihlp Road 95111 Ell! Letart baaiUitalnedrnlllordalnaga. It appeared tbltane ~Of vehicle bid backed Into !be bridge but the structure and floortna of the b:-kWe trusrees were unhanned. In further h•IJnees, a :o~~ claim was approved ltr Anna Beegle, . �" . .. . • Ohio Pad•·es, Cotnmentat-y . ~ The Daily Sentinel . Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Oblo DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA · Alb ~~ . ....._.._..,..,,.....c::l..... ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publlsher/ControUer BOB HOEFLlCH General Manaser DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of Tbe A!IIOCiated Press, lnlaDd DaUy Press AssoclaUoa alld the AmerlcaD New-r Publishers A.-latlon. LETTERS OF OPINION ...., welcome. ney lie IIWI 110 • .- : 1onc. .AJJ lettersuesubjecttoedlllbludmu• bealpedd~ ume,addrfuud . . ~epbone numbel". No ...lped. l-ten wUI be publllhed. Le«en &hMdd' be 1111 pod 1...., ............, lA...., not ,........u.... 0 WASHINGTON - Seine of the newspapers and some · of Ralph Nader's proiesslona) wonywarts are doing tbelr best these days to promote fears about the safety of the nation's air tra1flc conlrol system. The tears are groundless,· The system In In good shape. A year renee It will be In even better shape. Several Incidents and developo meJlts have combined to brtng the Federal A vtalion Administration and tbe air tra1flc controllers back Into tbe news. All of us In the news business tend to write anniversary stories, and last week lJIIIrked the tblrd anniversary of the controllers' strike In 1981. By bad luck. the week saw a coincidental rash of near misses In tbe air. At the Nalioti81 speak 0 =:~~e~~e ' ' FaVoRiTe ~aPoN~ · PLO TeRRoRraTS ReP 8Ri6aPe TeRRORi~TD ;:.:::' By tbe fourth anniversary of the strike In 1985, there will be no excuses for understaftlng of the system. Engen says his most worrisome problems have nothing to do with sheer numbers of ~ In the control facilities. The trouble is tbat at major aJrports, business travelers · w11nt to arrive between, 7: ~ a .m. and8:30a.m.,andtbeywantto depart about 4 o'clock In thli· afternoon, and II Is physically Impossible for aU tbe competlna airlines to be accommodated at the same lime. • : Two other Republican senators lace stiff chaUenges bot lJIIIY benefit ]rom name recognition as a result of-their Incumbencies. They are Sen. ;wuuam Ress, New Phitadelphla, In the llth District where his challenger .Js Robert L. Burch, DOver attorney; and Robert W. Ney, Bellaire. In the ~ District. Ney Is being challenged by DemocraUc Belmont County :Commissioner Robert E. Ole:xo. ' _K....:;.Upa .....t_rick_ the non-striking controllers can steadily from tl)e stunnlnll! blow that was sut(ered wltb the strike of · take jusutlable pride In tbetr achievement. PATCO's miiRUidl!d the Professional Air Trafllc Con· leadershiP had threatenl!d to llrllll ~ Org!llllzalion (PATCO). . tile system to Ita kneel, but the Uons. Within the airport towers and WlteJl n.~ PATCO members system ' refused to collapse. Lut other facWtles, lmpo:oved equip- (efUsed to return to work, the FAA year saw the best safety recorcl In ment turned up a statlsUcaiJY orde\'ed tbetn d1smlssed and at slgnl!lcant ln~ase In "operational · once lnsUtuted emeraency ·mea- · history for tbe commutel' atrlltJes and t)le second be!rt recorcl lor the eiTOrs." sures. H you·recaU, at key aJrports All this :led The wan Street air schedu~ were cut by 00 · tn~~jor clj!Tiers. About 12,000 fully Journal to ot the "l!elea· percent. More than ~ military quatlfled controllen and 1,40 air traffic assistants are doing a guered'' air traftlc system. Ralph controllers were rushed Into key Nader's AvlaUon Conswner ACUon towers and en route facllllies. Some superlative job. Yes, some probleDUJ ~. ~.000 persons a~ · for the Project took the data on errors and FAA Administrator Dollald Enaen twisted the figures Into staUsHcal vacant jobs, and tbe FAA's training pretzels. The several events added · academy In Oklahoma City began could use another tbolilanc! fully up last week to tbe only news trainlnll1,600 stude!lts In each of Its qualified conlrollen, but scme besides the Olympics. tralnllll cycles. It wai a hectic t111np can't be hurried. In !lie com!ng'Oscal year he.will lj'l!lthem. What's · the story? The ~tory Is . lime. that the system has recovered But loolllng back,. the FAA and Senate • ;·races commg up \·cmunlssJilner. J..:,_. Labor Relations Board, feporten noted that halt a dozen petitions had been flied by tle!lgllng c6ntrollers' unlof!S seeking certification elec- ~:Heated : Democrats are confident they will keep their solid lJIIIjorlty In the Ohio . House this year and are pillJng out aU the s~ io cling to and add to their ·one-vote lJIIIjorlty In the Senate. : House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, C\ll'I'Etii!Y enJoYs a -62..37 edge and is saying that he expects not only to keep that bulge but · possibly add three or four members In the November election. · Republicans aren't buying Riffe's projections; but not even the most : opHmisHc among them belleve they can win conlrol of the Ju.verchamber. : As a result, the Republicans will be concentrating their energy and : ·resources on the Senate races. But even there, they go In wltb a numerical ;disadvantage: Of the 16 seats up for grabs tbis year, 10 are held by the ·Republicans. . : Of those 10, five are considered In safe GOP districts. They are Senate ·'Minority Leader Paul Glllmor, Port Clinton; Dooald E. "Buz" LUkens, : Mlddletown; Stanley J. Aronoff, CinclnnaU; Cooper Snyder, Blanchester, <and Paul E. Pfeifer, Bucyrus. ·: On the other hand, tbree of the six Democrauc lncwnbents l'WIIIlng tbis ~are considered sale. They are Sens. Robert Boggs, Jefferson; Marcus : :~· Roberto, Ravenna, and Thomas E. Carney, Girard. . • That bolls down to eight races In which observers ononesldeortheother .contend there will be real contests. ; Among the more notable- with the campaigning already under way·are In the 16th District where Democrat Michael &hwarzwalder, .Columbus, is being challenged by Eugene J . Watts. an Ohio State :University professor, and In the 12th where Steven Maurer, Democrat ;from Botkins, is l'WIIIlng against Uma attorney Robert R. CUpp. • Other Interesting matches pit tmmer U.S. Rep. Ronald Mottl, Parma :Democrat, against Incumbent Republican Gary C. Suhadolnjk In the 24th ;District, and Grace Drake, GOP Incumbent by virtue of being named to an interim vacancy, against state REp. Frank Mahnlc Jr., G8111eld Helgbts. • Republlcans alsO believe trey can toPPle freslunan Democratlc Sen. :Thomas Talbot Jr. of Dayton In the 6th District, where they have ;nomtnated Charles F. Hom, a 59-year-old attorney. • Democrats say tbey ate convinced that they have a shot at the seat held :by GOP Sen. David Hobson of Springfield In the lOth District where they ;!lave nominated Roger D. Tackett, a 38-year-old Clark County CIA bankrolls election _ __.______Jac_k_And_e_rso_n moderate National Conciliation Party. Til(. purpose was to defeat · Robert d' AubutssOn, the right-wing candidate, who allegedly Is linked to the notorious deatb squads. - President Reagan dldn"t learn about the CIA's meddling In the Salvadoran election unUI after the Senate Intelligence Committee was brteled on May 3 about the secret payments. Five days later, · Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., went public with the charge that the CIA !)ad "bought the election" for Duarte. Press accounts reported that the president SIUnmoned Helms to tbe White House for a reprimand ..0\i sources say that Reagan was furious, not at Helms but at the CIA. He thanked Helms !CI' saVIng him from the embarrassment of halltlll the election In his May 9 television addresS as an example of democracy In action - wurds he would have . had to eat whellt)le t::IA' s Involvement became known. - After the elecUon, the Reagan administration changed Its attitude .toward d' Aubu!Sson. The policy makers decided that a leadet' who had won 46 percent of the vote regardless of his alleged bloody background - could not be Ignored .rather than execute Kin!. arid that It would he wise to start a c!lalogue with him. President Rea' HYPE AND HYI'OCRISY: Wlt/1 gan wrote a personal letter to much fanfare, Vennont's Republld' Aubulsson, congratulating him on can governor, Richard Snelljng, his strong sbowlng. Secretary of recently launcbed a naUonal, blparState George Shultz, Wbo pre- ' usan, $10 mWion crusade called viOusly bad denied D'Aubnlsson a Proposition One, Intended to force a visa, asked Helms privately to l;'educ;tlon In . the federal ~ Invite the ..right-wing leader to . deflclt. · · Washington. · Footnote: There have been other The goal, Snelling said, Is to occasions when Helms has used his "organize the people of this country . right-wing channels. He won a Into a broad Interest group that will stunning concession from the Ar· tell the Congress and the president lll!nUnes at tbe lleglnlng of the that we understand, and reJect. the. Falklands War because the mil· consequences of continuing to ltary junta trusted him. The operate hlllldreds of billions of cjollars 1n the red yea.... ArgmUnes told HeJms they Would withdraw their troops from the The press packet tba!IICCOOI~· • Islands If the ~rttlsh would halt led SneWng's klckotf of Proposition their fleet before It reached the One InclUded a large photo of Falklarida. Unfortunately, this se- himself. But there was one bit or cret concession, which could have relevant lnformaUon !J1Isslng from prevented tb\! war, got lost In the tbe hoopla: During Stielllng's elatit rush of events. years as governor, Vermont hal' Helms was also behind the been aw8sh In deficits, lnclltdlni all · negotlaUons .that sayed the Ufe of aU·Ume tecord $.'1).8 mlllloa pool of Korean dissident Kim Dae Jwlg. . red Ink In lll!3. According to the National GoverThe senator's erstwhlle a&!llstant, John Carbaugh; helped persuade nors' Asaoclatlon, Vermont f!I&Y be Korean leaders In late 1!Hl to exile the only state with a deficit In 19811. each .The poverty level ___.- . . .';. ~___.__,;:,_:__....,....,Lowe.__L_lWi_i_~_eu • 1 I I I Sometimes, It seems as If we live 12.1 .percent, proving tbat beln& years, can you recaU anyone who In the craziest country In the world! white Jn Amertca at111 hal definite inade a ldJIIng on tbe stock market, Especially is It true In those advantages. The report alao even ba4 In the good old days on a quadrennial yeal'l' knoWJl as pres!- show1!d !bat the · median family 12graad yearly Income? You can't denHal elecllon years. Those are Income !Qr lll!3wu$2&,!1110, afllure and neltlwr.can I. Ittakeamoneyto , tbe years when we strain as a gnat that Is only a boll elea dream to play wltb tile Ill& boys In the market and swallow a camel. Consider most of the Amellcan Senior and the only people I know with that some of the thing,; that have made Citizens whale Income faDs In tbe ldad of. cub are the 15pet cent of the recent news. : . bottom 28 petU!bt of $15,00) or leu. population ' who have a yearly A couple of weeks ago the Census Remember that tbese are the cold, . Income of over S50~000. To the Bureau released a report that, In analyHcal IIJI,Irell of tbe ·Census spite of tbe much advertised Bureau and have not been doctored • economic recovery the last year up by the Usual buresucrallc under \he Reagan administration, "adjWited · figures" released by tbe poverty level In the rountry Jn · government agencies to show tbe 1983 rose to Its highest point lp l8 adrillnlstr8uon to tbe voters In the years . The percentage of the total best Ugbt. Today Is Wednesday, Aug. 15, tbe 228th day of 1~. There are 138 days population In the United States What happened when these dJs. left In the year. living In poverty · rose from 11.1 COUi'ailtli stallstlcs reached. tbe Today' s highlight In history: percent In 19'73 to 15.2 percent tn neWI 111edla? Did the money 11oy1 Seventy years ago, on Aug. 15, 1914, the Panama Canal was opened to 1983. The poverty level for 1983 was .Who are the admlnlatratlon'a ape- · !raffle. -defined as $10,178 or less for a · clalpetsdonsackclotbandaaliesin On this date: family of four. According to the mourning for tbelr unfortunate ,: In 1007, Macbeth, tbe King of Scotlimd and the IUplraUon for ·a play by Census Bureau figure, this means brethren? You can bel your tweet :WUUam Shakespeare, was murdered by the son of King Duncan. •. an Increase of ,868,000 more tban a Ufe they didn't! lnllead, 111e Wall In 1700, Napoleon Bonaparte was born on the Island of Corsica. · year earlier and brings the total of Street I'JIOIU)I COIIIldend tilt bad In 1918, tbe United States and Russta severed dlpkmatlc ties. Americans living below the poverty . news a 1111'1! tfln that Interest In 19ll, hwnorist Will Rogers arid aviator Wiley Post were killed whell · level to 35.3 million. The White rateswouldnotbeaotnaupandthe Jhelr airplane crashed near Point Barrow, Alaska. House, as usual, blamed the bulls on WaD Street took oil lllle • In 19t8, tbe Republic of Korea was proclaimed. · . Increase o~ the Carter admlnlstra- they bad burrs under tbflr tatll. In . Uon and promised that tbe poverty · tout days the Dow-Jones awrqe .: In 1961, East German workel's began building the Berlin wan. : Ten years ago: Soutb Km-ean President Park Chung Hee escaped unhurt rate would drop next year as a show1!d a ptn of 87.46 polntlllld .wiJen a man shot at him dilrlng national holiday ceremonies In Seoul. result of employment Increases. has Iince been ll!eterlng I1'0UIId lbe ~·s wife, however, was ldlled. • , David Stockman, President Rea· lDl mark. 'lbe·RlopJbllraa cborull · • F)ve years ago: United Nalkms Ambassador AndreW Young resigned gan's budget director, made the can now ling, "Hippy DlyJ Are post In the wake of conll'IM!rlly generated by an unautborlzJed meeting same promise In November 1983. Here Some More!" If they can had held with. a PalesUne UberaUon Orpnlzatlon tep~eSCIItaliVe. Brola!ll down by race,tre poverty . react 10 wildlY to bid III!WI, • the One year ago: In a speech to llellkJr Cmununlst Party ofllclals, Soviet report showed that blacks sUUiead reD wm t1ley act If ever -good f!resldent Yw1 V. Andropov wpd them tO SURJ(B'l measu.res aimed at the misery Index. In the lut 10 II1!WI CCJmel along? tiiiJt'11nlr the Soviet EWidii,Y. . years their poverty rate has grown Only about halfthe'flmllllitn !lie ;·1fode.y'1blrtlldayi: ~WendyHDit!rlllld•uotilllexpeltJuUaOdld frQm !U petcent In UI731D 35.7 Utdted--IIIM~._­ '12 Pllywriahl Robert Bolt 81ld Ellie f\1nlm .. !1pd Pli,YIUJ peu:znt In 1!113. HlspattQ had . of11111ntlltml25,000per,_., Wllal "are Ill. Actor t.fllre O:uus and comedian Rose are Sl. jumped from 21.9 pet cent to 28.4 Is flaured dowa to 19'7Sdollll'l, Janice Rule Ia ~. Actor Jim Dale 81ld clvll rlglrts acttVIst Vernon · petrenl In the li8Jiie period White t lbrtaiii1D leli tbln IU,gr) 1 are 19. Bt1taln's Plinceia Anne Ia 31. flaure,s had risen from8.4 pet cent to · year. If you caa l'llllel1lbm' back 10 mllUons of peoJ)Je who are wander· hungry and hom. lng tbe less, none of this amounis to a dlddley damn. They are lbe 1011 sheep of the Reagan adtnlulstratlon without even the means to have 111 . address so they can regltter and vote. · Somehow, they are always lost In tbe shuflle. · streets l ··- Fc Mfrie . . tt a .,a,ooo Wtatns after beln& lilt by a Jitr(y . Koosmaa pttdl In !lie mldlit of Tuelday nlibl'• 3-2 victory .. l'h.llldelpl)la. 7: by Atlaala BraVI!II piIdlerPascauiPerezon tbe lint pltdl of lui Snadly'l pme, trlaer'ln8 a beJf!bell opt wlddl, . f'el\lltedln lbeejectlonotl&playen. · "I can't lllldenl81ld wli,Y I 111M 1 'baseball mqnet lnllde of me," Wla!Ps said. ''But you~ got to 110 with the puncheJ ~I take tltat ~ - yoo've got to 110 wltb the fQII. N<)body tbOO&IIt about r$11ab" W&l hit ........ ,...wll?l,...,...t' sP .. ,., ... ........OliPIIJ...:.rr.:rllone..... ter. 011.\ND OWirioN JIOHOII8 - In other Natloaal Leaaueactlon,lt was Atlanta 3, Pltuburlb 1; st. · llitllla ., rter ·•----··-- 18, II IPII etlf' Ill 1M ... IIIII '" tea Of. W 3• fill, _. II a mem?wr of &Pie C ley Cll\ ..... ..aa. . I . I I Shane tak8 two fair- horse events LOUis 8, Clncianall 2; Jb . . . 7, Chlcago6; NewYorU,LoiAI& k o. and Mmtn!a17, s.a F1'lllcllc06. Arnold took both lint aad IE!CilQd the mare and foal claa. Coeft and placelln the ~foal competition Soa W&l 11m wltb the ewiJibl! of .uie grand ~plan atalllon ~ \>'ltb Coeft aad Soa taldaC tbe top tbree belt of. bnBI and Arnold W&l day wbl!ll tbe IDIPJ8l dtatt horse two plac!!il 1n the .nwe, one year ·leCOIId. . lhow wu held tit the~ County and Wider twoclul. JIUIIIIIWOII the In tbe grade lilne jude'!II of !lie Fair. . ' . tQp two places In tbe inare, two show, Coen aad Soli took 11m place Shain reCeived. trophies and years and under tbree clul. Wltb Teny Lew11. Letart, .W.Va., l'Oiettes In additiOn to the cub. In the mare,~ and 01/f!l ClaA, tailing IIOOnd in the pl1'1J11 lllree awardlln the percberon ctau. . James woo lim alldAmoldsecond. a1ld 01'&' lllid wullm An'lld ...... eompetlllollln lbe ' Arnold woa both lint aad aecond In and J11111111 1101., Ill tbe flrmerl lillcb clua. Brtpa dau. David · w. Coea. R.oQte 1, G~. exhibited the · leaden ' ~~ and grand clwnploa !JUlie with . . . . AnloJd, Route·2, Watert:JCJW D l.AI'wrt*. ...... It a.. tin!; ""'tJNUng lbe aenlor cluiinBA.'I'I1l«J ~- • 1111111: .......... ....-. c-,,- .• [)d: . . . - . . . . . . . yon;, .3tl; MM 'lt ., Nlw ¥0111. plon B)Tot! Jamt!l, Rollte 1, :a Guyaville, exhibited the jun!Qr and - Rll*a Be c, .115. :J1I1IUI: - · II; (lol. grand champion stallion. ~ RIJiil: .,..,..., II; .... OUlad, T7; ~In the cl• t of the •Belgian lor. ~'ll; - - Y o d < . ' HCIMI '~-- a; . competition. Dale .Teaford of. Ra· Rilt ~ (lelo!ud.· IIi; !Wnll, ~--~flo. cine .both 11m aad secotid · Oct' .. . SIUDMa:aPS'ua.U.. . "' .... • RIDe. --.a ' ~ In tbe llleflloa, ~Year and -a:-.co.....ct:~ Him • "" Cmll. ,...... . . . . . . Or Olr· Wlderclul, wlth James exhlbltlt!& - - 1M; ~.the belt i~ foal. Eulor, Yod<. Ill Phlllles catcher OlZie Vlrlll. wbo · Cbarles Shain of Pomeroy exhl· was brushed beck by aa Eric Sbaw lilted tbe gralldclwnplon inarellld pltcb In the fourtblfterbcm&lqlll the aecoocl, dlsm1slled the Wlatnl Incident. Show 12·7, pitched six bmlllp to earn the victlry with relief help fromCrataLefterts.wlloflalahedup for his elgbth save. Bra.,.. a, Pli h I RJck Camp and Domle Mare canblned on a tiYe-hitter lllid G!&at Hubbard ke)'81l two rallies to l1l8d AHantaC'/1/f!r~. Camp, 6-4, yielded two bUB Ia lbe flrllt Inning, thea held tbe Phat&i hitless lllltll Dale Berra homeled wltb two out In the etglli?L He save up four hits, struckoutonelllddlda't . wallq1 batterlnelgbtotnnlllpbefare Monre pitched the nlnt?i for his l5lll save.· Pittsburgh starter Jolla CaiJdell· rta, :J0.9, had alloMd only one bit , • - --'-·II; . .. --U;..-·--" -.......... -·-· '""""'-·-·-I&-- m.re. $777 ... ·-· y..._ .... • 'bqpnS ~Monday .. 1. CARTON ' •· . ' •· · , ·couroN '~. 1 ·: · I :._ PRIC~-;. i .,. i POUND CAN.OY I1. .RUSSELL STOVER OR SAMPLER ·!: I I I ' $} 30 OFF REGULAR . ' (Lt'mlt·2)· I 3 ·. ::· · ·I · ..( · · · 1· ·.- · , .. l '. ; Exl'" 8-18-84 · Swlaher • lohM Pharriuicy ; · · I''· . ,:: . ., . J . .. -----------------~-----· •• ' 1. I , Racing Every-saturday Night Located 3· mHft off Rt. 60 near at-art . r------~---~-~---------, AND COUPON HI LLJQP SPEEDW'AY ft . .' $1 OOOFF 1011 . . . . (WifY Sulldlr Evtt~ift& Super Latt llodtla & Hobby Stocu ~off ~~~w.~•tl;aRw~·+;y~~;~:;': 1~-;~~~~~;;-::Y:-::~~:::up::~:the::~::~=T~iM~f~g~ii~S~~~00~'======1~M*~S~8.~·00~====~======~:j ANY PRESCRI PliON (TRANSFERRED, NEW REFILL) • .. , Not VaPid on lniUIIn or'.syringea· Umh-1 Presc:. with Coupon Umlt-1 Coupon Per Cuatomer ' Explr• 8-19-84 . . Swlaher • LohN Pharmacy Terry Puhl belted two hils, . Including a triple, and drove In two .. . · ~----------------~--~--~ -~-------------~-~-, I'Urul and J<lle Ctuz collected tbree hits and SCired twice . lo lead 5 Houston over O.lcagn. Julto Solano, 1-2, notched his llrst mllJOr 1e11gue victory wltb me Inning of relief. Frank Dlptno. who · entel'ed the game In lbe aei...!llth jtlnlns wltb llie bueli Jnede' 1IOIJe out and tbell retired tilt ·Delll thrEe batters, ~ up hls. lOt?i save. George Ftazler, 2·2. was the loler · inrellef. · r---I . COUPON ' I 3 . ' I ! CANDY BA.RS! '! ,4 ·. $1 00 ! I I I ' Melilt,JW& •• Bruce Betetlyl and Jeae Oroaco canblned on a tour-bltle!', lelllial:-j. ·the Meta aver tile Dod& a. The will eftl!bled the Meta toliXM!wlt!ibl3\i games of frodt-rumlng QllcqO Ill . Expla1,6,... . Max Veaable, tndlidF.W~YbySiill . Frai\CISCO 1n IIP,I'Iaa: ave · In tbree runs lllcludiiJI the ·IJI'iltwtnner as Mootn.>al downed tbe ·. I Ruaell, 5-13. t11ree nms oil Pastore, enabled k!ft·haader Dave LaPoint, 9-9, to cout to the v!c1DrY. Nick Esasky slammed a~ ­ home run for the Reds. Allral7, ca:.. theEast. . Berenyl. ~12. won tor the ofttll lime since July 14. lk\1..,. ·a tiJree..pme IOIIng streaiL Bereuyl held tbe Dco<ctJ• to two hill in tbi! flrlt -h!i!lllp ., r:--- -------~------------1 57. SKYLINE 'SPEEDWAY : STEWART. OHIO· rllu!Jarb.splced sixth Inn~ durlac · . . · Which Candelarlil and Pirate Man- ' The 1!;8 Sml.l\!lllor Hlgll football ager Chuck Taaner were eja:tal · ' · .:;u.d .,ul beilnltnClloe Monday, ~II, Belli , AUI\IItSI. beginning at6:31 p.m. at DarrellPorterhitatwo-nmlllnlle !lie illlb ldlool. Aay boythatwlllbe and David Green folia; a: with a mllllll'illilllllldeJsblbgl'llldetNs two-run homer, capping a tiYe,-nm , r - · wbolllnterl!llted Ill plablng first Inning-that powered St. LWis sbould au.?. AU playen-plannlng over Clnclt!n&tl. · · loparlldpatelbouldbaveaphyslcal Both Porter's 111na1e 81ld the examination bylbll time. Pliyslcal .... lllth...the Cllrdi ................. · byG I 0 0 ; ' Explr• 8-1.8-84 limit 2 .•__ .. ________ .,.;._,.;. _______ .J Swllhlr • lohM Pharmacy 5 .-.- . . .. .., . ·, -ALL BRANDS- ~ 3 ' 0 0 ..... '• ·. . "'"'*' cu ~~~~~with one~ • Feetemjunior. high 'TheBraves'IOitwollllftntllllaa CIGARETtE' S. - 0 .... . . Limit REG. 35' 1 Expire,8-19-84 Swlaber • Lohae Pharmacy ; 12 .1. '• · I 1 1 . ' ·-----------------------~ ~~---~-----7--------7--~ ' ··~ COUPON . Whitens and ' FOR 1 • SC.HOOL SUPPliERS $200~FF .Brightens Safely in y.our .washer: ItwasOroeco'dAihsaw: . 0 I. , Berry's World Hoyt pft181es8ing CINCINNATI (AP) - Waite Hoyt, Hall of Fame pitcher with tile New York Yank es and toog-llme 11111111Y· TiluJ'IdaY lftel 11001110 heals are · play-by.piay amv•nnrer for the · · ICbedUJed, ·lealuJit!a three dJy. ' Cincinnati Reds. was reported 1n tbe lslcDI; two-year old tnit, tbree-yesr Clrdlac unit at.JtiwlshHolpltalafter old JIM'e, and two-year old filly !rot. IIUfferln& a bear! attack. Hoyt, 84, llllfered theatb!Ckathis Snaal local enbles will . be lone Aug. c<IIIP""IIC qalnlt a lleld Ohloatate "He's maldng good progt ess,'' ~and aeYel'aJ out of •tate aaldi>r. NasthanSbaplro; cqnpellton, aetUng the stase for "Ye8h, he did lion purpille,'' llld \Vlalni anotber exciting day of facing. ' lniUally·the races were lilted to start at l: p.m. In the Melp Cowltf Fair Dyer, but tbe conect.atartllll lime Ill alated b' 2 p.m. purae. pulblng the two-t~ayf!IWI t o - e.ooo 1npr1ze far his Iteam on the b.,.epatbl. tnt,._ I I ANY PURCHASE OVER ss.OO Explrft 8-19·8~ Swilher • Lohae Pharmacy L----------------------~ '. r----------------------COUPON ' Gtants. RIOPAN OR RIOPAN PLUS ., 0. ~-·~~~·················-------·-----------, u f an ThelaatllmeAIIInWIII!nawublt by a ~tch. It lrfaa«< aa epc beanball jvar. Thll lime, W1lllaa decided tol(lnorelt,aftl!rn•mlaa:olf I Today in history I ROCK SPRINGS - Harneu J'Kiac ~ cmtlnw at the Melp eoo.rty F,alr lhll "I1Iulwlay after. iiOCID' at 2 p.m.. wbl!ll :lllliat'a. will talle to lbe r.lqrouadl oVal to IDnpet.e.far tbe ,616 pune. W"' 'sy, 48 lliDt'a. canpleled Br 4 •-1 Wl'lw At Atlanta, for example, 18 arriving planes can be handled In a 15-mlnute Interval, but on any given morning around 8 o'clock, 29 planes may be scheduled to tand,. The Atlanta tower can control 16 takeoffs In this same Interval, but45 flights now are scheduled to depart' at tbis Ume. AGol;p ~ Ei SAJ..VA~. WASHINGTON - Scarcely 14 years after the CIA meddled In Chile's national elecUon and was properly scolded by Congress for Its bizarre plottlngs, tbe CIA again has lnteiVened In tbe politics of a sovereign nation. The· story behind , the· CIA's maclilnatlons In El Salvador have been hushed up .. Bul here are tbe detaUs, which my iiSSOCiate Dale Van Atta has pieced togetber from Intelligence sources: - In 1981, President Reagan approved a covert acUon "finding'~ - tbe secret rouUne that author!!· . lzes the dispensing of CIA funds for clandestine operations. This al· lowed the .CIA to finance noncommunist candidates In Latin American elecUons. The Intent was. to block communist sympathizers from coming to power, not to discrtrnlnate between rival anticommunist candidates. - Without further White House authorization, the CIA sUpped a reported $lJOO,OOO underthe table to El Salvador's Christian Democratic Party, w~candldate, Jose Napoleon Duarte, \fOn the presidential runolf on May 6, 1984. Another $437,1XXl was delivered to tbe Braves triumph . Air control: 3-years later ____J_am~e_s • • . Harness racing card : continue8 at fair track . 12 oz. Limit 2 ISAVES182 I -- MAIL IN FOR TWO _____ ......... 50' COUPONS ... .......... ... tow P'J ILMl' - .._ .... 11M P !& .. I 3S ,....,. ...... n ,. ... n r a..aiPIIIIPin • ............ ........ -c.z,, . . . . I 03 . I 7 .... ' > · &&:. ~ =era.r=em:e=il&ili ............_11: I • I I I I I I I I $194 ., Explrft 8-19-84 · , · Swisher • LohM Pharmacy · _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _5 _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . . _ _ _ . ~ ' 5 LU I SHER L0 H5E ~~t- cJr n1 I( ... ' 0 ' .' ---=--.;.••• ' • • ~ ·lli.t ' .... . • 1 �WI'Jnllcley, August 16, 1984 Wedn11dey. Augult 16, 1984 Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Toronto ·sweeps Indians; Tigers lose twinhill : Rutland ·couple adopts wild weStern borros ByNANCYYOACHAM Senllnelstafl It ·lakes tender loving care, patience, and a generous amount a! couragetororeforthreewlldbuiTOS from the western rangelandS o! Call!omla. But, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lucas o! Rutland meet lha;e requirEments and now have three such bum>stocaU theirvecyown. It was tlle'!lrst week In May that the Lucas's traveled to the Jackson County Uvestock Market In Ripley • W.Va. where the U.S. Bllmlu o! Land Management carried out ,lldoptlon proceedings for 5Q wild horses.. and 75 wild bu!Tos. Land management representatives were In Ripley !rom May 5-8 al)ddurtng thattlme, homeswerefoundforall 125 animals. Three of the burros found their way Into the truck, then the barn, and now, three ~ths latei',lntotheheartsofLuca~andhls wife. LIJCI!S !lrst became Interested In theadopt-an-an~In<Uprogr~about six or seven years ago. Cross Plains, Tenn. was the closest adoption facWty then and Lucas gave up oo the Idea o! adoptioo because of the amount o! travel that would have been Involved. A!J soon as the media began publicizing the Ripley loca· tiM, Lucas obtained and !Ued .the necessary adoptlon . forms. Early fU!ngassumlhlmo!agoodselection ofanlmalsandlnfact,hewassecond onlytoaglrlfromParlcersburgwho bad !lrst cholce on the first day. Walk·up applications were taken also, but Individuals fillng appllca· tlons had to draw Jots to decide who gottochooseananlmal. Some of the mrses lind bllll'OS looked fraU and · poor which .Is why It was best to make a seleclon early before the healthiest of the animals were taken. Lucas paid $140 each for his two fullgrownburros,amalewhlchls called aJack,andafem8lewhichls called a Jenny. It was a package deal as far as Jenny was concerned .bEcause she had recently. given birth. Lucas got mother and son for theprlceofone. Lucas cho6e burros over bor9eS because he bad alw.a ys l1kal the 1oolci of bun'O& and li¥lulht they would inake lllce· pets. Well, they might be pets nbw, _ and he certainly ~!!!Joys them now _ but during first few weeks, Lucas bad many second tlxlugbts ... and third and birth and fifth thoughts b sagebrusJi or the IJke. and then caupeteforwhitt.tiverthey'relucky EIICJU8h to lind," For tlu'el! or bJr weeks, the burros blmed up their noses at M)' IJ¥2 even rom mJxal wlthmole"N!II,cptlnaf!lshw!lorthe poorest quaUty of bay they CQild lind-their l,leddlng. LucaspolntsOI,IIhowlmportantlt Is to becarefulwhatBndhowlftldl )IOU teed animals like theee limply becauie their dellcale ~lllt'lns cannot tolerate toO much too IIOCia. ActuaUy,lackoffoodonthepubllc l'8ll(lelands is tile reum lbe govemme~~t Initiated this 11n1Que adoption procram. Mally lM.DTos and horses woulddleofstarvatl!mtf too To begin with, the land ~ ment people easUy loaded the burros 011 the truck !or Lucas ln Ripley, giving the Impression that thewit>lesltual!on wasgolngtorun smootblyandonagovemment,type schedule.UIIledldLilcasknowthat ltwouldn'tbequltethatslmpletoget . not~\lpandthellrelac;atedtn the animals to coopesate upon otherPI!l'ISotlbeCOI,IMcy. , arrival back home lnllutland. And alllnlgb the aova JUnent 1s "It took over an hour Just to get anxious to lind home& tor alllllese themouta!thattruck." animals, stringent ~ta Then IIIey WOUldn't eat. must be met be!ore .a penm may "They didn't even know what takeananlmalhome.Quedlonsare grass was. In the wlld, burros and askedaboottheamounta!JIIopeily horsesSOJlllltlmeshavetotravel25 onehas,theklndofveblcle{batwtU mUes a day for food usually be used to transport the anlmal and • lbetype~pe~~orCOITaltobelllled much,preter being "home on the for lloullna. 'lbe alllmall remain range In Rutland. &OJUWIIeat PIOIIUIY. tor lbe first ,_,:......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ twell.1e II'IDIIIIIJ follDwlnc lldcptlon aQd lifter that. If the lldqJter CIIJ1 ~ that the anima! hal been The illmanely ~ted. he or lile mey alll!IY tor clear title. !;()wlthlhn!eiiiQIItbsbehlndhln! D~ily ·. Sentinel (V8P8141-. . l A. DtvlaiM Df Muttlmedla. IIHI. Publ111hed ,every afternoon. Monday lbrouah Friday, Ill Court Slreel, by th8 Oblo 'Valley Publbhlng Company ·Mu1· Umedla, lne .• Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, 992· !)M. ~nd CIBII poolage pal4 al Pomeroy, Ohio. andnlnelllOI'etoaobe!orehega!N cll:ar IItle lo his llu!Tol. LIICIII says II:~ "do It apia." It wae a ·mmth bl!fore he or his WlfeCQildeven touch them but now they roam around the fann with tile cillle, Jllllllke the pets that LIICIII wanted them to be. .. 'lbey're eating now and they'Ve fattmed up, and another little jack B)'.'e +ew~ BlueJayahavebediuamettme. Atthlsrate, theTorontoBlueJays TheyiW!!PI adCJuble-beadertrom ~~~games ahead of lbe the Clevelaro Iadlana, S.l and 9-6, • _. •· ,. , While lbe Jearn that hal overshaMaybe theBlueJayswmtwtn dowedtbelrflneplayalliii!BIOII,the . their !lnal, «< i8111f8, Maybe the O@trottTiem. Wl!l'l!c:ruliled by the Tigers woo tloaethelrremalnlng42. Callfmda~. 6-4and ~1. Maybea'T%-pmedlflen:uuelln!ta TormtohaiWilllfM!af.s m:nand red·hot pennant race. But Tuesday · Ul a! 14. Earlier tn the ll!llDl, that was ·ltlll the best night the Toronto would have put them farther behind o!hlsburrostopuUarubbeNired cart. 4\nd If tlDJe bwTos CQild Ialli. r;=========:;i they ~ surely say that they DOWNING-CHILDS DallY ·....•... ,........................ , 25 C~nts Sublerlbers not desiring to pay thecar· rlef may remit In adva nce direct to The Dally Sentlnel on 3, 6 or :U month balls. Credit will be given carrier f!'ach J3 weeks .......... ....................... $14.!16 26 Week> ......................... ........ $29.12 52 Week> ... ,............................. $!18.24 f ' I 26 Weeks ................................. $31.~ 112 Weeks .......... ....................... $!19.110 I . WILMINGTON, Ohio (AP) The Cincinnati Bengals are wlmng to lose their flrst·rounddraftcholce, linebacker Ricky Hunley from AI1zona; rather than give In to his demands. The Bengals said Tuesday they had withdrawn their coolract of!er to Hunley saYing his value had dt'opp8l because he had misSed summer'tralnlng camp. · "We'mprotectlngourfranchlse," said J'aul j3rol!rn, vice president and general.manager. "We'rewtlllngto lose the high draft choice to do it." Brown, assistant general manager, who allllOUilced the · decision, callEd Ita "reflectlonofthe times. In Our opnloln, !lrsl·round · draft choices are overpriced. SoJne. bodywasgolngtodraw a line. It just . happened we're the ohes." I. I 1 1 I ' I I • • I I I , a.wJand The Bengals said tliey wtU not cOnsider 91llltng Hunley's rights to another National Football 'League !r~. · ' . "We feel the loss o! a draft ch9i~ would be preferable to setllng the' precedent where a player CQild force us to trade .him by holding out," said Mike Brown. The Bengals were believed to have o!l'ered Hunley S:l.l miWon for a five year contract. That was later believed changed to more money peryeorforfeweryeant , I I l1 t 4 t •j spring leagUe, they guest," said Paul Brown. · · 'lbe club's prepared statenent f ' ' 1 I I ·- can be our · quoted Mike Brown. "Wblli! the Benpls wwld be PrePared to negotiate rurtber wldl 'Hunley, lbe club wtU Insist oo startfnl C1llf!r with ·a cJeail slale," ' sald BroWn. ~ . • •• .lo10 - . S1 .517 10 All I!! " 61 .• • .co 0!! 6!! -" .63 5J • 1~ .... 9~ .42!1 :12 n:wnw & CJew~aa~t L11Jt JllrnP . c.l:llJrNI {~ 7-t) at Detroit (~\!try lUI. (n) • . , _ ~- 12101 II~(._,. IM) , (nl MUwalllft tC!IIdwtli S.lOI It M7 l IScmm f.& I. lal , ' 1 • lblon c~· !1>10) at Klafa· at)' I Jones 1·2), fn) -- . w 1 l ' M ' oa · .180 ~~ Jll) 101! L II C Jbilton ~ 1D D !it !It -' !It !It II 51 • ~ All l3 .G!I 11 : : .!101- M 58 !50 e Dll m • • "' '10 ---- Sin f'rlntilcG t!! .4111 1211 .411' 21 Jill 2311 Atla~JI.\,~1 ... a....-o 2 ---.T.ctbao6 Let us install JOUr LP Gas System l • ,.,.~-· -Vaitt~Loo-0 -T.S..-6 e NORMAL LP GAS TAN I INSTAI.i.ATION Copper Cc• I •• Set i3" MagniMlx Portable Television ' • w IC.-UJ ' Convert ·to IBati • 1-11, (1-nl ILalllr t.lOJ, UU ' IN (V......... U), (nl ' •• /. • t '--CIT.Y. ICE: & FUEL-..; : ..... Poilt Plmnt w-....--· " Slllbn do you have a better· DPPOrtunlb' to acc:OmpUsh Y!)ur I il · . lnvMimenf qbJeclive and receive an . extra ... a BONUS gift. ' • '\• ' ' petiMy •• '•· ..• ' l 1111 lt14)UUII' ~ ' r -1.!' ....• ' ."•.' ' ••'' .... ... ,...; .' ... .... ..•, ..•. .• :· ••• .. .. ~< .... .··.... .,. ·.. .. .. .' ..'•....·'. ·... '· \ I AUGUST 14, 15, 16, l a . We be closed Thursday Afternoon tror employees can Attend the Fair Nlw Yllrlt ,:r; J'ano..,........ S.ll at will .... ...•• ., So .-• ...••.._, ···"""' I ~~~~ .~~~~'-'~---~~, , t FAIRSPECIAL t FR.EE IMPRINTit;IG ON ANY BIBLE, 992-2641 · - on~ pnMIIng,.....,... .. - " " " ' ,..,.,..._ ..... belhoM'I CuAlmenl must~~ Nletta Cuhv&ll: 112(1h of 1C. For~ in U.S.A. coupons thoutdbe ~to Ec:Oio;lici L8tJora. Coole<, ~0. Box 8210, -Beach, CA =.,tne., Coupon-'""""' ..• • . . . . Coln'Poc.l GRf:ETING CARDS " . . showing your favorite picture · with Cat Chow weight circles and S1.00 postage and handling send us the negative of your favorite photograph and we'll put it on ten haridsome greeting cards, with a per· sonal greeting just from you. If )'01.1 don't have a negative, send print or slide, but include an additional $1.00 for processing. .. ' CAT CHOW GREETING CARDS Vorl< Cillor Labs. 400 Rayon Dri,., Pilrl<mbuifl, West Virginia 26102 I •• • I 'm enclosing a negative ollhe picture 1 want on my greoting cards . and weigh! circles trom (check one) 0 8·22oz . 0 4-4111 . 0 2-tOib. or O t·20lb. packages ol Purina• Cal Chowe brand callood , plus St .OO posiage and handling . In place ola negative , I'm sending a prinl<r slide and add>ng another St .OO lor pro· cessing . (NOTE; NEGATIVES, I'RINTS, AND SLIDES Will BE RETURNED.) Sendmycanlslo: NAME _ _ _ _ _..;...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ CITY/STATE -;;;q:=a~a=rr:a=aa=a:p:q~~!:~ZIP......,.---.,­ 1 1 1· 11111111111111111 1 1 ~~~~~~·;~~~~.:~line Name lmprinl CT482 u. ,.,_. coun1 as characters) OffER GOOO O~LV IN US A,. A P 0 '1, 11111 F.P 0 ·s '.1010 WheflliXef, prcllili,ttd or ra11idt0. Ajl!)w • 10 6 weeh let 5lhpmtn1 ZI DtGGe m~st be l ndlll!~ to pu!C:ess raquesl W~ ll,. o rttes lfiJ'fl 01111r Purinl!lfodllds do ,.;« qYillly. Tills cerlllltJ!e musl atectn ~N ny ~U1' request Do 1W:11 $1lj)le glue . « lajle w~gm eliCits 10 ltlis Clrtllieill . PQslll!lt SIMnps lnd/OJ lortilfl CI'IIM liriiii'IO! DeiiOI\Oied . UPiRES J/11B5 • 1-~JUIIEII"!COII'OII IUIINTIOIIDATIH/J0/14 I 4 lb. SO ...lo bagOnorany2 boxes SAI'E Purina• Cat Chow• brand Cal Food . Transactions "l"4'd ...,..,_ a 'IMII!f. --~~·· --wiiia.• ... - ... . . . nM .BHICirm..,.. -·-~• ...... c..- -~-=D:da>: .1m lloio -.... · pldlr, ........ ~-IIIIIIMI 5"' ' -· _._ s. • ted rtllil value: s1.2S .. 1==~.:: •o_.....,.._,,..,.~ Send someone a part of )'011 with )'OUr veiy own greet~~ cards. per· fed for Christmas. birthdays. any ' occasion. Ten cards and ten envelopes FREE with Cat C~,weight circles. See mail-in cmiftcate for details. But latny! Ofer expires ·- . ___ . . , ___ ...... ,_ ,.oiCU' __ IWtf - I S4IJI;' r IJ i - $1• (}(). On or10larger lb. bag . c--·-.. .. t OIISUIIHI e-- - ~ ' I.... I :. 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DtTJtOIT NIQJ 9 ••~~ACJ:RI ftc' " ' I'IIIIIIIIIU. ....,: krfl'ltlace "ccupctl. _ vou• _•..~ _ d ..... ._'IGIUI _ _ ....... n.y '*' :•:IIJIIOI•. Colli 'ICIIUI 1/20C- Mail 10: RICI'G...,.·Vklcl 'tnc .• Y.J.P.D' , P.O. ac.1338. CMntai,IA 52734, CCUOH MAY NOT. TRAHSfEftflfO OR AEPfiDOUCEO - lN"' ONE ~ .... PI.I!OtASI . ..... _ .......... ....... · DJ - ...... of OIJ' lillllcl"odill (J """'"' ~ 11¥ Rk:I\I..,>ViOd . !nC. """"'"' ~ procM.'t IU CCMJ all ¥aid'"" ..... . PITTI.UIIGII ..,. n : ._. ' .' . \ PIRA'l'D:~, ita! IIIII - ' ....' ~~ss----------------------------~=------- ~ • . .' •' · I Ml~ll [~ !Ita! ""' - ,,...... ' (n) ~ ' •' EXPIIIES FEIIIIUAIIY a, •• CDII5UIIIl~ IW.TIMOR£ ,. • l • Atlula. 1n1 aet=w. "-' .. .lUted 1D Dlllllr: Thil CCilJPOft Will t. 1iid&enNid by ECOiOIIICil.ilbciltOiy b' 30C: pu; 8C ........ if il: . . been a::::c:8f*d ft 8CCOfdiiiCI . . the Middleport allaoOO.O . e ·j· • THE HEAVY DUTY DISHWASHER DETERGENT ·Middleport Book Store Mill St.. '' ON ANY SIZE BOX OF FINSW L!~~~~!lJ!I~GJ!!,R~.!!..J . ...,.. a.. Maitlnelat SID~ OnlY __ .. I .••• . .... .... ...... .,......... ... "• :.. :-~ '- '~"'"'­ l ' ' .. , ~ ." · I 1 ' .. Bridp" PH. 99MSS6 ' • I ' " l. Today I Pomeroy·~ "Ill The End ol the P.OMEIIOY OH. ~ Oldlnad r'J1Mil Ml at !l. LoU (ICepo lknlppfr n..el. In) ft* : t' (RaMPy 5-JJ M: ... II account at Gallipolis Savingll :'-: " · and rac:eive a BONUS gift. . ·Your account earns high . interest and II gulranteed. ' , DAIRY VAllEY ~ l' '• MegniiYOx Modular Slereo Syslem · Open a 3~. 5 or 7 year~ · ~ ~- AdiDia 111ft 3-21, lnl • Better energy A better future Eff1c1ent Abundant Econom,cal ADOLPH'S . "tO.. 7 • ' I' . For The Low Price Of ' 9 1ft !RIIIMI INJ ar ~ LP-GAS With Fries ......... $1,14 ) ,....., (Smttb t-10) It San Frandlc:!o PI' &-Po. Aewr8 ~.. . I 64 4 • . ,. • ' . . - Si. LoUo & . e 300 GALLONS OF LP GAS . ' HAMBURGER FREE FROM PUIUNA•.CAT CHOW' Nrw Yort PM ' '(N• !1. . _ Mon...! 1A11 A1WPW1 • ... ,.... I 1bucb tbebearl ojme... Cblcaio ' !:....,.,. NOW and $AVE YOU MON£Y,..BEAT THE RUSH! . . 'k+Oo' llbe II. the "e at9' 111 I!IIIJ.y _. Otum r • toiPwaao,. Bathptlllf'W!JYWY• uflfalle . . . . . . Bid • 4-11 CIJIII, !A* p 111 Naluuwlde ~ aad Craft.J ,.. JM. ·w . N.\TDW.J&IOW Plttstp,qta . e RENT FREE TANK' . • I t :·~ Col)'_......., -Tappa~ Micro-_.. Own ' . ·- ~ Callbftla at lll!tmlt ' 'll:nrm at C'IPwilMd. 1n1 OaltWid at a.Jtm;re, (n) S.Uif at New Yort. Ul) Kanul 01)' at 'l'nu. (n) ' 675-1700 Ill 61 0! (D.Mirllnil!l: UJ, In) I EARLY 'BIRD SPECIAL ... &t1lortfl ~ 82 ·tl2 211! S.Hie C . .ttie f.U~ at New Yarll lea..lry 3-11 'Imido u..a~ 12-2 am ~ 3-61 ·~ 2. (twf.R) ( - ·~""'- 3-0), Ollklud. (Ytllll 5-lJ at BaJtnore The account ·with theexb· as ... . · A BONUS* GIFT 1-------------------.. . . - - - - 1 Give Us A Call "' ~ .. For.Buying My Market Lamb . . At Th, Mason County Fair LINDA BARNETT -~- • MIIDelall.l, MDwaalft 2 . 'M.G.M. FARM CITY $2.8 5.• • ' !Ill 7~ :'16 • .m l~ ,. .DI 14 , .517 15 • .ai 26 'fmwdn 9, C1evN...t 5; 2b:l pme Calllomla " ~ 4, 1st pme Calbola U. llolnll1 L' liol ...... OMLIIII t, Betthcl:e 3 Seittle 2, Nc!w Y<rk 1 ,._ THANK You · . Huniey, through his agent How. ard Slusher, was reported to ·be seeking 11'\l)re money plus a compll· cated system o! Insurance jxlllcles, cars, property, art annuity and Incentive clauses. Hunley could sit out the season and re-enter the draft next year or sign with the riVI!l United States FOOibBu League. . "If there's Interest tnm the ••' 81 82: 0! 61 M , _ '· <lllc:aoo 3 . -&-OQ/2 For ·a limited time only, this special offer includes: SPECIAL OF THE WEEK I&IOUit I:AIOriii\'IION WLN.GII 17 13 .HI - -y... •• Mike I ·, A""M'~ --- -- I PICKENS HARDWARE . gave up just three hits 1n eight Innings o! the first game. Jim Gott lllliiDennlsLampflnlshedup.Larnp also pitched ·tlu'el! Innings for the . aecood-pme decision. . All&ell ~U, 'l1&en H Doug DeCtnces wanted retrlbutkwl. "It's been a loog time conting, · thet's !or sure," he said. "Tile llist time we saw Detroit, I Went Into a looe dry speD where my average diopped !rom over .IMJ down to arumd .2'l0•• , DeCina!s drove In !ourrunsw!tha IIIDile and a three-run hmler In the oerond game.The llomi!r keyed a .... .,,.. """"'' SEE"YOU tHER.E! - ' Majon . · TO ATTEND THE FAIR . I .. ihe .-----------..:....---------- wtnner~slx~hls..;t_.;,ngames ' HIP l!rtooo! 1Mnbert II.' ..........,...,. Mllp' Scoreboard .WE WILL CLOSE AT 12:00 NOO~. ON THURSDAY, ~AUGUST 16TH · MASON,·W. VA. . -. • Rookie's demands too much Klson, 3-1, comblnl:!d with Doug Corbett and John Curtis qn a seven·hltter In the nightcap. · Four Tigers- Lou Whitaker, Alan Trarrunell, Lance Parrish and , Howard Johnson ....: hit solo homerS ' In the first game to acccunt for · Detroit's runs. Whitaker's and ' · ' Trammell's were hit consecutively. ' .. . HOB$£ SHOW WINNEB8 - Mlldd c...Jey (ll!ft) and 0... l.aaniJelt 'WBJ Qi... wail Te.....y In tile Jualor ..... hone ....... o.ley, ......... ~ Boa ... . . . , " - c 111 Ololvme, WGIIIIJ'IIIIII elillqJicm laD:I. Sbe ll.ajlaariD B \ e • Ou"'lde Ohio . 1 13 Weeks ....... ... ................ :...... $15.60 ' GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS DonAase,2·1, pltclledl2-31nnlng:s for theopenlng-gamevlctocy.Bruce MAIL SVBSCRIPTIONS IMide Ohio MEIGS COUNTY ......,_of,...,,..., took ·a ~lead In the third Inning. In the nightcap, they overcame an early~defidtwlthl3hitsandallof their runs In the last lour Innings 1 Doyle Alel<Bnder 11-5 and nlght.~was4-!or-8wlthslxRBI. < , ' • I . vllltors made a clean SWeeP of Tueaday's actloo. In the first game, the Blue Jays aevea-run third btnlng. Declnces' baa-loaded single lroke up a nlnfh.btnlng tie In the first, On the PRICES ' ' No ·l!lubserlptlon5 by mall permllted In town~ where home carrier service ls avaU.able.' · . ·. 113 SECOND, AVE: ' POMEROY CALL 992'-3381 992-2342 They._,., QtyS-2, TexasbatteredChlcaao9-3, Oakland ed&ed Balllliltft 4-3 and Seattle topped New York 2.1 'lbe laiers were arac!oUS bolts; the SVIIICBII'TION RATI!S IIJ Carrier or MoiOI' Reule One Weel\ ........ ..................... .....$1.10 One Mont~ ................. .. ...... .. .....$4.80 One v.. r ................. ,.............. $!17.:11 SINGLI! COPY month. MULLEN INSURANCE AOOPI'EES- 1be motherls.te...y, bercoltlsPepmo,lllldthe burro Is Pepbl, and the burro In the rear Is Pepl been adapted by Jm lbrough al*ogram ..-wed bJIIIi! u.s. Bureau of Unci Mallagerneli&. I.eaKue,Minnesolalleklcmtobeat MUwall(lee3-2, Bo1too beat~ POOTM.A$TER: Send address to Th~ Dolly Sentlnel,lll Court Sl .. Pomeroy, Ohio f57G9. ·AND JUST ~ BABE - Peplno Is still a baby. All he J1nM11 he's . going to lose lhat long hair cmlup of hill · bead. Fpr Now, be's contmt to be pampered by ~ve- Jbn Lucas, who says he'.s had '\ a lot .fo fun" laminl and taldag care of the newfound frieads. theT!gen.OYer!llepasttwoWeeka, It's movet;llbem up from 12~ back Cll the battle-weary lellders. Elsewhere bt the American "\entber! The Asscdated Preta, In· land OaUy P~a Assoclaton and ttle ~ltan New-spaper Pu~llshers As· l~atkln. National Advertising Repreaentatlve, Branharri News~ per Slilet, 733 Thlrd Avenue, New York, New York 10017. · ~)enl1Yw!Ube1IJ'rlvlngsornellme . In !he IB1' fUture, LIICIII ewn hal plans to train one The Daily s.ntinei-Page--6 . Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio '9r It , 23900 112212 I I I I I --------- -----· PG¥11>11'-·· . ~. .. ." ., ... ' ' '' . ,, •, �..• I .. • - • Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Ohio .Pomeroy-Middleport . ~ 'Wednesday. Augult 16, 1~ ~ . RDB• 3 . •g " ...,•• ........................ .'• •.. , .• "'•• . ''"" • .. ' Antique. show.' planned ·at Evans Farm IIOMBOOMING SVNDAY- • ' 'WE SEll MONEY ORDERS . ' •••• .• a..dl Ill ant, . . . Ba,tketa, churns, stoneware, quills a wide varfetY. or Items used 6y the seventh Annual An· tlques Falr at the Bob Evans Faml near RJo Grande. · Falr hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.tn. ei!Ch c)ay and admission is free. Highlighting the · fair, natloilally .' acclaimed antiquarian Orva Hets· senbuttel of Wasblngton, D.C., wW otter a tree antique glaSs ldentlflcatlon clinic. A ~-Hme dealer, collectDr and lecturer on antiques, Hetssenbuttel wW Identify the · age, pl,ttem, maker and dl.coration' of !!Jill . r ' ' ~ I ' •• I, • . . ·fOnds. rar llaveSelnfl been:named cam; King, Jo Uma Annbeans; Baum, May kraut;Taylor, Maiy Rl!tullsilloompetltlm llavebeen ~ s11QW hllDors and Tim Hawtbome, ~tel,LIJn&Bollol11, /first Allen aily, abltracts-pattems;~ l)elt YOUNG TOll TURKEYS LB.79¢ wm the reaerve belt rt lbcJw boDo•• ·tntJJe811DuaiamateurpbolilcrlpllY clilnpeUtloll of the Melp County talr. GROUND CHUCK LaS }5_ 9 INSTANT COFFEE &oz. JAR $ 339 . , and HOuda· ; Houdashelt, Bailey, Long , shelt, nature c BflleY.~ ~ . · , te ~t. · Black and . wlnilen~ttOU llflrsiPJace In lllllnu\III,I\IOrtl'alts-penonalitles, : 'l1le 99 enlries -In this year's ;~ wt11 be on I!Jsplay p1ctor11. abllractJ.s.tterns. nature liJroiipoutthefalr. · c..,. and the pUscellaneou,s '·Wiimen,flntand-;:;:,:; ca~; second place In the 1;1ve1y; 1n the color allstr!iCts category went kl Peggy categories are: Hawt)lorne, and ~.Pumewy. . ' Marlene M. SWartz, PaJM!Ioy, •. IilthetdorsnapshotciUaes,flrst laild&cape le&scape; Houdashelt . s,nd second places, respectlvely, • and Hawtllbme, anlmall; lbMki· )\'en! to Kathy Reynalds, R!Nte 1, shell aDd Frank Broderick, Fllrne- ) MiddlepOrt, and . Houdas~lt, roy,portralts-per9D11811ttes; Hliuda· landscape- · acape; Hawthorne sheH •andRoller!Arms, PomeroY; / andSbaronCard,Raclne,antnuils; • • 1 Pl!gtyCraneandFrankBroderlck, • f- 1 llld......... May Taylor of Pomeroy was tlle lql blue ribbon w1mier In 1be Canning and baking department of the12lstAn!lualMelgsCoontyFalr • . .., p1ctora1; HoudaBllelt < RalldylfWc!ashelt;~wm LEAN winners thus • '· l . ed ' conteSt Wln ncr_s anQOUnG ~~y~er :m , .. . ' . . . . · • any time between~ a.m. and 1p.m. Winding throulh fields,. woods and ' IUIIIOIIJlCedln&eYeralcategortestor _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.........., • oon-competltlve, organized walli: Antiques flllhlbllon from the bi-state area will br1ng a variety of obJect& to the !air. "YouDeVerlmow what you might find with Items ranging trcim the popular country classle to the more elegant Items that could even be used for ,the parlor. There Ia a weU-balanced inlx,'' said Hetssenbuttel. Wblle Vlsl)ing the Antiques Fali-,o visitors migllt consklet' regtstertng for the SatuJ!day, Sept. 1 Volksmarsch at the Bob Evans Farm. Pack up a khapsack, best walking shoes and start . this portralts-personaUtles; RobertBal· ley, David ' L. Harrts, Paneroy, plcklral; Houdashelt and Marlene Swartz, abstracts; Houdashelt and saiiey. nature closeups: thorne and Houdashelt, aaw- I hills tlleBobEvans Fanns' terrain otters a moderately dlt!lcult walk. Sponsored by the Buckey\! Wander Freunde, the Vplkamancb Ia free of charge and .open to evecyone. Based on the "People's W!l)ks In Germany, .Ohio IS One of 1¥ lelldtog Volkamarsch states In the United States. For inore Information, write or caU tbe Bob Evans Farm, ROute~ Box 3ll, Rio Grande, Ohio 45614, 6'M-245-~. Baking, 'canning, judging :results named_ : . •.rq ,... two glasses per perSon: ' . whole beans; MayTaylor.~f Delma Karr, CBITOts; JW Holter, ' IIAXWELL HOUSE . Wedlntlay, Al.!gust 16, 1984 Page 1 •4 Convenient Locations •Weekly Specials WE WELCOME ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!o~e~!!!!S!!!!aviiJ!!II!e!!!!r!!!!lt!!!!em!!!!s!llillllllll~.. •Evet)day LoW Prices FEDERAL FOOD *USDA Choice Meats STAMPS AND ·• Tender Fresh Produce WIC COUPONS 'Th~ .Daily Sentinel ByThe Bend • kidney belina; May Taylor, tJI!Wi!t •• stutll!d mango, and sweet potatoes; Madelllle Palllter, whole tomatoes; Jon! MUJTay, ~ tomatoes; May Taylor, green / rMarll~~yn~~~~dMnf~~ty;~,;-~·~nd· \OO!Btoes; Susie PuiUns, f9maiD Bottom, angel food; Altooa. Karr, respectively, In the black and white snapshot classes are: .BaUey and Michael L. Bailey, Long Bottom, landscape-seascape; Michael Balley and Robert Bailey, animals; , Houdasbelt and . K. Reyoolds, portratts-pe~tles; Houilashelt andRobertBaUey,plcklral; HOudashelt and R. Baney, abstracts; · Houdashelt, a first only, nature closeups, and Robert Bailey, first only,lnthemlscellaniiouscategOry. · Cookies: Dmnle Spencer, oat· .meal; Jill Holter, Iced bromles; butter. . Relishes: JOAnnBaurn,endofthe Sharon Durst sweet r garden· ·CONDITIONER $4· A· .MONTH ONLY ... For Four Johnson,yeastllreilds. Cakes: Mary - K. •Rilse, Long miscellaneouS. . Flm and second place winners, ' Pomeroy, grape; Debra Grueser, Pomeroy, stra~. Jellies: Susie Pulllns, Pomeroy, blackberry; Francis Goegleln, 1(1· deiberryandgrape. Spreads: Susie Pullins, peach honey; BarbaraMurray,Pomeroy, a~ butter. Pickles: Helen Johilson, Pomeroy, sweet cucumber; PeggyCrane, dill pickles; SuslePulUns,breadand -NOW RENT A CUWGAN WATER MayTa:.-.~bleSOUp. entries JudgEd • juice; First place wtnners In the variCJus Breacls: Rebecca Cotterill, Mid· dlvlslonswereastollc\ws: dleport, white bread; Barbara PI •ves: Francis Goegleln, Murray, banana nut bread; Bar• P!Xlll!l'OY, peach; . Dellrui Karr, bar,! Mlli'tily, baking pawder IJls. Middleport, cherry; · Maiy King, · cults; Jon! Jeffers, mutrlns; Helen LorigBottom. strawberry. Jams: Peggy Crane, Pomeroy, black rasPberrY; May Taylor, " Candy: Maiy Kay Role, J1MDU:1 bdttle; JWHolter,ctvml•te~ . btltter·cakeandchocolatecake. Barbara Murray, chocolate chtp; Barbara Murray, fudge browniEs, Men11eeBryant,plalnctn.,;Merrtlee Bryant, roolassell; and Altooa Karr, drop orange~ ~~- Altooa Karr, ame; Bar· bara Murray, cherry; AltonaKarr, pecan; MarUyn Spencer, peach; Speucet, pumpkin, and Marilyn '• Whole . M·onths PLUS Installation : " . · ' . CALL TOLL FREE • ~ I T-8oo.:624-48 3 ~AI~tooa~Karr~:·ralsln~~-:.__ _. _ _]1~~~~~~~~~ ·MU provid¢s Woodland Center Service · :=E~~s::~Curtts. ' FOODLAND HOLLYFAIII. SALTINES CHICKEN THIGHS 1LB.69¢ BOX 89! · HUNTINGTON, W.Va. _John M8)'sball Medical Services, IDe., . wUl provide psychiatric -and medi· . cal serviCeS !Or Woodland Centers' 1o,JI!!d Inpatient aervlcell unit In • Qinipo11s 88 part of an .afllllatlon live July 1. . · · ".T his . afflllatlon will lurther lmpt'C'Ve the quality of st!I'Vices." Nlelup saJII. "MarshaU's psychlat· ric )lr08I'8In wW have an accreellted ~ty In a rural environment II¥! Qencles;· ,tile two' In whlell kl ~-In toni, wewUJ . lions h8ve announced. our iervlces and add the · John M8l11ball ·Medical Services -8ipet ttae tn*n the Marshall Unl- · a DDD·prOrttmelllcalpp madl! \1!i'Sity'SchoolclMedlctneJothatof !!P of M8rshaU University of our staff." " Jrfedlclne !acuity, which wUlpro.iiJde psychlabic services tor Wood- , · "We believe this relationship has Centers. ' Wondlancl Centers, 'eXciting paiSibtUtles)' . ~ Dr. J!!C.. IS 8 private non·profltca pot a, Jobimle GaUemore, chairman of j)on -delivering comprehensive Marshall's Department o(Psychia~tal ~th services to tesldents !ry. "F1rst. 11 11es In closely with the i!J'.zGalHa, Jackaon and, Meigs . school's commitment to outreach In . ~ties In Ohio and lll1l'fOIIIIdln rural areu. Second. Woodland has jUias. _. · fine facilities and lui excellent •: AccordlJ1g \O Dr.. Bernard F . , program.'' · . · loffehrn .. W&disnd•s· Executive Dl· Dr. Allen Kayser, asSistant pro" ~ 1 ~tor, the affiliation became effec. fessor of psychiatry, Will serve as ··FE enhance if Scboot M medical director of the Center's Inpatient Serytces Unit, GaUemore said. \)ther Department of Psychla· try faculty members wW also participate In teaching and service activities for Woodl~nd Centers. · Woodland Cel!teni, Inc., ~des psychiatric lnpa,tlent and jlartla1 hospitalization services at Its GaUl· • polls location, as well as a range of outpatient mental health services, allts!~cDilleslnGaDlpoli~,Jacfc:son and Pomeroy. Woodland was accreditEd by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Hospitals In 1984. chWsauce . p, Goelgeln, Canned • frult: Maxine Dyer, Bidwell applesauce· May Taylor sliced awtes· Delm~ Karr black: berrl . T I • hoi . : half Y Of~ ~ pee.c ~~ 1a . . Max~ p~ che~; raspberry; Peggy • Canned vegell!bles· May Taylor brussel . JW · HOlter Botlm! " : ' k t s · Ma sliced beets; ~ ~ ~ beans; May Tayur, beans; Jont Jeffers soap bealls; JUJHOiuir ' ' Ma hes: C::S ::0 . l..onli Ta sheDed ' ' ' ~ -' Ill. TEEI QUEEI QUARTERS MARGARINE .... ' CHAPMAN SHOES Ne~t· To Elberfelds In Pomeroy ·bfl!WS6:7-8.0rrertngs~tedby Gtetta Simpson lor the Esther ~~~~~~~~~~~~~=======~ Clrc_, and by Naomi Stobart for the 90 LB. :1 ' . . ..OOA.M.-Jr. Fair Dairy Showmanship& •: Judpna · · · 00-C: 30-Senlar Citizen• Entertainment - HDJ.Jt.ae .· . : 00 P .M.-[)ali'y ·Cattle Judilna-Open t Cia,_ 2:00 P.M.-Horae Harneu Raclna ,&:00 P.M.-Open Claaa Sheep Judgln11 Jr. Fair Sblep Judllna , · 5:00 P.M.-4ltrcle D Wrualera 7:15 P .M.-Mouot.la State Stompera Hill St.,e ( . 1:00 P.M.-Horae Pull- Cealer Field 9 8:00 P.M.-Little Jimmy Dll!kllll Sli9W •orudltalld Attraction · / CARROTS ... tmv.4S' Cheddar Cheese •.. ;. s2.79 .• FROZEN : 1 LB. BOOTH OCEAN PERCH . · ·FILLETS ....•...•~~ •...........s1. 99 r . •' $1'999 ,. NAPKINS ••.......• :.~ ....... s1.39 ' 100 COUNT GErtERIC WHITE PAPER PLATES ........• fJ<~.. 99¢ 10 OZ. VIENNA · HOT DOG SAUCE .... J~N~~/89¢ · .-. 150Z. ·· -. .. CHEERIOS .........•.... PP~.,Sl.89 e 17 oz. . ARGO ·PEAS ·......•.... ~~".!f.s/89. 4 . 46 OZ. HUNT'S . ·. . TOMATO JUICE ••.••. ~~"1\ ... 99' 2 LB. GOLDEN ISLE POLY . BROWN SUGAR ....... IN;. Sl.29 12 OZ. ARMOUR . , • . CORNED BEEF ........ ~"~· Sl.69 16 COUNT TENDERLEAF TEA.BAGS .... ~ .•.. ...... Is>~•••• 69¢ 29 OZ. GENERIC . PEACHES ................ ~".N.... 99¢ ~ w ' A ROLL ' •. OZ. CELLO PACK 250 COUNT NORTHERN White Black Green ' • I~ .PIZZA ~~~'~~'• ttw~op~-~~~~~•"· ~ ..~8.f~. Sl. 39 ROll ·ROOF1NG I APPUS ..... MQ'l.29 10 OZ. CHEF-BOY-ARDEE Ruth Circle were :$247.50 and decilcatlon prayer was given. , ntll! of the program by Florende Adams wu "Learning to SEe;" "Blest Be the ne" was sung and prayer c!Oied the program. THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1984 •.. 2/51.17 3 LB. lAG RED DELICIOUS I Ll. KONETA KUIEO AGED . 1lt'tba MEIGS CO. FAIR BIG .RED BOLOGNA .. ~P••••. 89~ Cottage Chiesa ... s1.'39 Y001tandMarjorleGrtmmreportEd M. Sayre Missionary so- · a meeting at the House Pa'rty ·In ):!ely with a 6 p.m. dinner In the GrandvUJe. FeUowalllp rooms of Ftnt Baptist The Love Gift program . by · Chflrch with 21 members atlendlng. Martha Lou Beegle was ,enlltlEd Mrs. Barbara Gheen, president, · "How doe! your garden ~w1." -~~~edthemeetlngwhlch!ollowEd "RainboW giving," scrtpt)lre, He- gl1" SUPERIOR 24 OZ. Cll. 11011811TOI'S ~~ Ruth Circle hosted the With a meditation, , OthNa1" anil a "Why poem, Blame "The Sermon Thai IllYou" and prayer by ·· Mrs. Marie Walker. In tbe business sesstpn, E.hma · Adams gave a report of the ouJIIIIIIne fund and offering taken •. \viis $16. Missionary report was · ~ by ~~Badaley. Mary K. . ' AM ..... • f?..uth Circle has me~ting . . . ,. BULK WIENERS ...•.. ~~'•· Sl.49 · HOMEMADE HAM ·sALAD ...·...·... ~ •• ~P.. Sl.49 :. SMITHFIELD .. . SUPERIOR SV GALVANIZED • " ~ • ROOFING 26'' 26" 26" .. 26" 26" Wide x · , 8' =· $5.11 Wide x 10' = $6.39 Wide x 12' =$7.67 Wide x: 14' =$8.90 Wide x 16' = .•l':,H_ . - ,_ •· ··· ---~ .. ·-v,. . ·-- -"" ~~ .. · - - - - ' .. - ....... -r,. . - ...... .... . . . -~··- r �Wednudey, August 16. 1984 •. I ~niors Day at Fair filled with activities ... , •• • • .• • '(· Day 'lblll'llday at fhe·Metp County Fair will be lleld at the b11l._ 011 ~ Ql!plr leYel t1 the falr1p'oundL Mr. Uld Kemetll Ward and '' ". *'· flmllyWho baw received awards at rar ·Happenings Homecoming ', 11!llfsler. TOE TAPPING, HAND ClAPPING TIME- While 1be Grubb Family Stngeis, a IJOIIpel groilp, were on stage at the MelpCoumy Fair Tuesday, the audll!lu\e tapped their toes and clapped their bands wllll lheold-fMI+ ~~~IID&blf;pruented 'lbe 'flllrOM"=-IIIroqll !Wurclay wiUt more mullc, _e xblbb ud ~ . More judging results announced Mary King of Long Bottom B. Smith, cantaloupe; Lany Cowdery, Long Bottom;ear of corn; received t11e blue ribbon for the best and May Taylor, longest bean. · display of garden produce In the Tuesday afternoon judging of flll'lJI Other blue rlbhon winners In the crops and horticulture at the Meigs · various categorlesotexhlbltwereas. County Fair. follows: Taking the blue ribbon for her Grains: Lany Cowdery, yellow arrangement of freak vegetables eorn and white sweet corn; Madewas May Taylor of P-omeroy while . line Painter, Middleport, white first for the largest and the longest popcorn; Roy Holter, wheat; Mary fruit and vegetables went to Macy K. K. Rose, oats; and Herbert tratg Rose, Long Bottom, pumpkin; Fred ElVIn, Racine, barley. · · B. Smith, Pomeroy, watermelon; Potatoes: Allee K. Thompson, Thelma GUes, Pomeroy, apple; · Pomeroy, cobblers; MaryK. Rose, Allee K. Thompson, Pomeroy, Triumph; Madeline Patnier, Kentomato; Fred B. Smith, cabbage; nebec; Mlchael A. Batley, Long Ben Craoe. Pomeroy, beet; MaryK Bottom, La Soda; ,and May Taylor, Rose, largest cucumber; BUI Rad· unlisted variety. ford, Pomeroy, longest cucumber; Sweet pot11toes: May Taylor. May Taylor, 'largest sweet potato; · Vegetables; Keith Ashley, PomeJill Holter, Long Bottom, turnip; Jo roy, green' ~abbage; Bonn,le Ann Baum, Pomeroy, squash; Fred ~r~~!~!r,i - ·~ ·~· • "'. ' • aea\ster-ro • • ' •• ••' "·'•' ff •• ,. '•• 'l 4 Kom,IIIIIIBethRwsh. Patchdlapers~gtvenastavots. I Speech and La •• •I .. ' ! '• Therapy JCIIN A•.WADE, M.D. . .. ii.""r = • : ~r- ~~ . ' -~ i .. • .. . , d.EI!."S Waffles . , scramble ~ Fr\lit '\'op.pmgs Crist> Bacon Home Fnes . Sausag~ d'Anp\es Hot SyruP Hot Sp1ce " . Fresh Baked Muffins ,...,. FrUit .... Bll t Seasonal Diced Breakfas . Fruits Fresh Melons . Ham d Hot suttere · CitrUS Salad . Mus\lrOOfl\S · Grapes ·Hot Chee~e . . llirieapp le ' Sauc~ . Spanish Sauc Green Peppers Onions ' , '' ~fternoon So Our Employees A"end The Fair · Entry Blank 1-EDIA TE FAMILIES NOT ELIGIIIt:E --------------------- .J Just drop your entry blank in the Drawing Box of your nearest participating Kroger Store or . Mail It To: THE KROGER C0.-2007 E. 7th. ST. PABKE~SBURG, W.VA. 26101 y;-~ -~ 42 3;6381 Pound ...- · tiMIT Stewed Prunes Gelatin · · 1 PLEASE LIMIT 1 BOX PLEASE .\DYERTIIED mM I'GliCY Eac:tl of tt'!tlt ICIYtftilld itlimt It feQuired 10 bt r~lty IYiittbte tar 1111 In N Ch Kroger Start, •ll<:tpt n ~peqltlc_.ly 'noted in thil ld. H we db 'run out of en ldvertiled Item, we Will offel vou your chotct Of I CGmPiflblt •om, whon olllllablo, - t i n t lilt tlNnll ....,..... Of' • telnc:Mct which wilt tn1hil you to pure"- thl ...... liNd bm It the t!Mrtilld price wfthin I) dlvt. 0~ one ~coupon wl be accept.a otr item purchiMd. ~~~;:- JUMBO SIZE 0' Henry . Freestone Peaches • . j,.., • . I ~-·-- ....._ _ _ __.LEiiiiEiliEiliTIItHitirRiiiiiDGiliiiiE--111111!1--.,l ... ..• u"' --·- CO,YRIGHT ,.. · THE KROGER CO. ITEMS ' ANO PR1CSS GOOD 1 - T AUCIUIT 12. THIIOUGH -~· AlfGUIT ~1, 1... 1N WIIIIIIIWI THIIIIOHT TO LIMIT ' QUANTITIII. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS . '> 'J 20-0Z. HONEYSTYLE OR WHITE Kroger .. Buttercrust Bread .G ET ONE ri I · I . ' BUY ONE AT THE REGULAR PRICE ' .. River Rd. · -(Ae- fnm the Airpwt) , . GlaiUpella • II " • • .r; ( 7.1 ' \!ttl • BELPRE. OHIO 457 · 100-Ct. ~ ,. ' . 32-Gz. •• A:"!""' J Whip Lipton Tea Bags I :t.._ .....• .·; Jelly Ottll ~ . un!IIIlAM· Holly Farms· Pick Of The Chix • I • 126 LEE STJI.fl . llehlftd Poll ' Kraft Miracle U.S .D.A. GRADE A COMBINATION PACK -=- }t " . . • - • " I I I I NAME ------~-----'-----------__;.--~ I' I ADDRESS __________..;..._______________ I I I .. CITY ______..;..._~- ·ST ATE I I I ~ONENO . --------------------------I No Purchas& Necessary I· NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN·. I KROGER EMPLOYEES AND THl'IR I Contest vali~ only at your Belpre, Marietta, Gallipolis, Pomeroy & Ironton Kroger Stores. 1Register at ~ny of the above stores . Three dolls per store Wl_ll be given .away each week, plus 1 winner in each sts)re each week of $100' in' cash. No purchase necessary, enter as often as you like. New · drawing every week through Saturday, · October 27, 1984 --,.. -----:.. t Best Breakfast It's the world's Blgge~ 1 just SJ.29 ..And Buffet,. ' A/1-fOIJ-C:bu&i mcludts ~~~ our $3.59 weekend und~ $J.99. Kids STOP IN AND SIGN UP FOR A GIFT QRTIFICATIII~IN 5 & 8 FRIDAY &VINING OPIN IVaY FRIDAY TIU 8 . FIB PAlliNG ON THI MUNICIPAL PAiKING LO'r ''Ov.r .., y. .,. In flte Same Plan U~ fhe Some Mon.eiMnr'~ FRI D. WHITE-ETHRIDGE ~OLVILLE. OHIO 4572:; • ' t ' ·-------------~-------~, -----ZIP---- ... I ToP,.,.. BACK-TO-SCHOOl .SHOPPING. HEADQUARTERS . We Will Be ·Closed Thursday 51h STREET .... I ··VOICE ~ , STUITERIIG , SPEECH DEilY ··HEARING IMPAIRED• . WE ARE YOUR ' SINCE 1858 .. ,. 304 675-1244 stop here first A FRIEND WHEN YOU• NEED A &&J.3IIO ' I • . · PAMELA ADKINS, .M.A. ., ~ '"t'r' ' . . •. - . ~ .' '( . ··- • •. ... """' ' I list All·Yo~-~~~~~-Bsl • ! . ' -,,... -..' · . ~ \• ~ /{ '• '• ' stretches at a constant speed or manual transmission - rev the during braking, a panic stop can accelerate too hard. . engine higher before you shift. cause the small portion contacted to Try to vary your speed as driving . · The auto engineers say this kind overheat and glaze. The glazed 1--------------'--'--~----__;...,._______~--conditions permit. Accelerate mod· of driving allows the piston rings tn area will be more slippery tl\an the erately and take your toot off the tile engine to "seat" properly. rest of ,the lining surface, and accelerator now and then, letting Being too easy on the engtne during ·braking effectiveness will suffer the speed drop for a few seconds. the break-In can make It burn too thereafier. · During the first l,lm miles on the much oil later. Gentle stops will gr11dually wear road, drive progressively harder. Try to avoid fast starts, sudden away tile high spots on the Hnllig or., In<:rease the rate of acceleration stops, shmp turns and ·r11pld gear • pad so Its full sUrface can contact gradually and - tl the car has a changes. At the end of the 1.000 .the metal. If you · pay particular miles, you should be driving the car : attention to your braking for about thewayyouexpecttodrtveltforthe m miles of, typical 'stop.and·go rest of Its life. drivmg, the brakes should be Brakes must also be broken In so · broken In sufficiently. Grandparents are Mr. and MI's. they will react evenly when you . New tires also need a little time to Richard Rupe, Wright St., Pome- need them. (Thea'itoenglneerssay !lex evenly. Tty to drive at roy, a.nQ Mr. and Mrs, Charles that advice also appHes when you m~erate sf>eeds or around town • Faulk, Rock sprtngs Road, Pome•• ,., have new brakes tristalled In an. for a few days before you set out on roy. Great·grandpaenls are Leona a long trip. older car.) · S!nlth, Pomeroy; Edna Faulk, ·.. New brake linings or disk-brake Careful driving habits are lmporPomeroy, and Gerttude Rupe, pads don't exactly match the tant, . even after all the car's '., Indio, Callf. contours of the brake drums or romponents are broken ln. That's • • rotors. If only a small portion ofthe especially true when you start a ., lining or pad contacts the metal cold engine. · ..• :,• ~ Revival ••t• Ear, Nose and Throcit . .. t' . folbNing the c:.-oomat with Cabbage Rose; ~-: ..• StlCQid :· Attending the cllokiiut' were Amy ' Satterlleld, ~ IIJid Rick Col· Napper, · PomeroY. red cabbag~; . Pomeroy, field pumpkin; Lany Uns, Tom Collins, HelEn and Loole Keith Ashley, red tomatoes; Fred B. Cowdery,ple~pkln; Billy Crane, Sauer, Brian 111111 Jason Allen, ani! Smith, yellow tomatoes; Thelma zucchini, Fred B. Smith, summer. Morgaii,Matthews. ~'wboalllo Giles, pear red tomatoes; Aaron squash; Sheila Curtis, patty pan attended the slumber Pl!rtY were Davis 1bompson, Pomeroy, Pear squash; Altona Karr, LongBottom, Beth Roush, Megan Kom. Mary yellow tomatoes; ' Amber Davis banana squash, and Fred B. Smith, Beth Stela, Mtstl King, Anna Thompson. Pomewy, cheny toma- crooked neck squash. Cbaplnan, Jactyn 111111 teos; Fred B. Smth, hi-color Gourds: Lany Cowdery, ornaHeather ~t. ' SlllEIIA. QU£EII Of 'litE JUIIGLf tomatoes; 111111 May Taylor, green menUtl~. · r-----~----------~_.--------~--------pod pole beans. · Melons: Scott Dodson, Pomeroy, Billy Crane, green pod bush Charleton gray; Fred B. Smith, two beans; Fred Smith, lima beans; firsts In tile rnlscellaneous category for mellons. Clara Ellis, Rutland, wlilte onions; 'AppleS: Thelma GUes, golden Jeff RaCine, yellow onions; . May Taylor, pimentos; Jill Holter, delk.lous; and Mary K. Rose, • · Long Bottom, hot peppen; and sweet miscellaneous category. ' Other fruits: Francis ·Goegletn, pepPers; Peggy Crane, beets; ~~cia . Madeline Painter, carrpts; Donia Pomeroy. prune plum; Michael Crane, Po,meroy, turnips: Bajley, Long Bllttom. Damson . Thelma Giles, green cucumbers plum; 'Roy Holter, Nlagra grapes; Now .Offering With Therapl1t and pickles; Mary King, Long . and Maxble Dyer, Bidwell, Kelter llottom; okra; Scott Allen Dodson, pear. When Meigs County residents are • family members and au Meigs hospitalized and need blood, that County residents need lt. Anyone who' Is between the ages blood Is available only because community members have unsel· of17 and 66, In good health, 111111 who weighs at least 110 paunds can helP flshly given. The next Red Cross bloodmobile their community by becoming a· visit Is scheduled for Aug. 22, froll\ 1 regular blood donor. Each blood · to 5:30 p.m.. at Meigs County donation can help as many as four Multi-Purpose Building, Mulberry persons, since Red Cross separate!! Heights, Pomeroy, · the blood Into components; patients Giving blood ensures that blood receive only the blood components theyneed. will be available when you, your - .. Revival / ' NEW HAVEN, W.Va. -Tile annual Weaver reuniOII ..W be held Sllllday at the UldOII Campgrounds near New Ha{MI.· W.Va. There will be a balltiet dinner at 1 p.m . . r: Gam~were played with prt2les ·byl.faryBethSteln.P41sU , Blood nee4f!d on visit Aug. 22 •• Sbeetl and the SWeet Mountain .. Weaver reuruon ' • Faulk twin .birth is announced Mr: and Mrs. Charles Faulk, Union Ave., Pomeroy, areannounc· tng the birth of twin sons, Cacy Austin, six pounds, 13 ounces, and Cody Garrett, seven pounds, Aug: 6, at the Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Faulk have another son, ~ Radley Char lin, three. . p.m. Sal\!fda.y Gilmore aDd Tim~-: ROCK SPRINGS - Jennlf$' Snunr!e wiD give their ~ Fllr . servtcesattheoldBetbelChurch located at the JunctiOI! of State Route 7 111111 Story's Run below M~ wiD begin ' Sunday and cootlnue tluwgh Aug. 26, 7: ll each ~- Clovis VanCNer will be the evangelist. The Rev. NQI!l Herrmann, pastor, Invites the public. I · Cike and Ice cream were seMlll Break in new car .before taking va,cation Taking a new car on a vacation this summer ·could be a real pleasure. And It should be If the car Is broken In properly before you leave - a nd If you drive It with care. Consumer Reports' auto eng!' neers say that , when a car Is new, you shouldn't drive It for long the ~ County Fair ~ tram 6 to 8 p.m. . She IDvtte!l taJr-aoens to chat with her about :i ,. '' ,.''• ~ From Gmsumer Reports By the Editors of Consumer Reporls Rep. at. f ~ l*'fbrmance at the 01! the bW . .. Ma~ . appeers with Roser - Mary Appear at fair Jotvnn Bolter wiD be attending ' Kelly Satterfield recently ob~ her lOth' blrtbday with a ccrlmut and siiUIIber party. ~.M ROCK SPRINGS pamawut. . Satterfield . birthday -·- Information their . cltbm aqllan! dallclni trom 110011 Taylor. wiU play IDlU12 P-J.n.. . tor the. lfllkr To be I'4!C.'Oplaed durlna. the ; arte1110011 pRCIWII wiU lie Paul and ' .bt!V'·~ !lmlth, ~a~tQndlng !11!DIIIr .... II of Ml!lp <'Alwttyj 111111 Edltb Reller, OOtstandlna llaloa aide of Area Ellrbl The ~ D Wnllwlln. who play country 111111 w eatu a music, .wiU c!oaclude the .atluiiOOII'I actiVIties playlnglrun2 ,to4p.m. \ ,. . . . . Tbla Y4* the Senior Cltll.ella • a-af1B wiU be Joc4tet In the . ., LONG BOITCN - The 1111IIIIBI lxlmecoo!Jnc of the Hazel Owrch, ott Rwte u. between Portland and Loog Bottom. wiU be held from 9::JI a.m. to 1 p.m. &mday. Musk: will be-by the The Sel1kr ettlzm Center wW 'be dulcimer playlna, wiD' q~e~~ the c~ alter 10:ll a.m. 0111bunday daY• Pl<cJ am at u a.m. The so tbat sea11n 8lld &taft may vlllt ''Strilladulten.,. Darrel aDd carol · the fair. the <111o State Fair llalel1raln IIIII IIIt wiU provide llltrmelllle Ull!l'llture 011 tta1e 1 cunmerclal bulJdln&' next to the, Me!p Band Boo8ter IXh "stand. 'Ibere will be a variety t1 craita tor llle and a dallycklorprlle . drawlna for tlloee Who ltq) by and E!ltertalnmenttorSealorCtdzens ' The Daily Seminii-Psfl V'l.1ednrrdly, A..v•1&. 1984 r r FREE·! NON RETl:JRNABLE BOTTLE, SPRITE, TAB, Diet Coke · Coca· Cola or 2-Liter �10-The ~.Augult15. Ohio Small animal winners chosen -·- --·- -· The Daily Sentinel Ill Cowl It,-·--- _ _="' _"" == a great-granddaughter, Marjorte Halar, Pomeroy. - LoweU M. McNickle . LoweD M. McNickle, 75, Raclne, died TUesday momlng. · He was a retired captain of the Union Barge Lines with 31 years of seTVIce. Mr. McNickle was a member of Ractne Lodge 461 F&AM, and the Master Mates and Pilots Union, and the Racine Gun Club. He was born In Letart FaDs to the late William Rush and Margaret Veatrlce McNickle. Survivors Include his ,wire, Judie WWet McNickle; ~ daughters, Barbara Pierce, Ractne, and Mad· gJe Smith, Pomeroy; three sons, William McNickle, McArthur; Robert McNickle, SpOkane, Wash., and Terry McNickle, at horne; two brothers; Charles McNickle, RaCine and Lawrence McNickle, Farmington, New Mexico; nine grandchUd· ren and a great-grandchDd. ·He was preceeded In death by his lint wife, Laura Boone McNickle; hill parents; and an Infant daughter. Friends may call at the Ewing FuJieraJ Home 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today. Masonic services wiD be held at 7:31 ·p.m. this evening at the fi!IB'al blime by the jW!lne Lodge t&lFioAM. . FulleraJ aervlces wiD.be at 1 p.m. 1blll"lllay at the funeral home with the Rev. Don Walker ofllclating. ~wmbeln Plants Cemetery. · Cl~ E. Loehary Mrs. Clara E. Henry Lochary, 84, promlaent Pomeroy resident wlKlse life waa marked with community service, died Tuesday night at Veterans M~rtal Hospital follow- ~ SMAU. _ANIMAL CHAMPS - JUclJie lluat IIDd lila m ..... dllplay lllelr lropbles alaog wl&ll Da..td Kloo IIDd KeJih Hunt. 'l1!e three "H'erJ! p!ll1lclp 1e I Ia the 'I' 'AJ' rabbl1 and poul1ry show. pcll!ltry showmanship; Da..td Rice, best of show; Rlchle Hunt, resetve reserve cbamplon poultty ·show- best of show; Keith Hunt, best of manshlp and poultJy protluctioo show, turkeys. ' ' Qnpaay and J .D. Drtntng, reported that they would expand 'If' tl!en!WI!I'I! an euler, moreecoooml-- ~ way 1D tran1p0rt their products llill~tbecounty. l~~ wu the concenaus of the groUp -!be number ot votes tn this area II aotlllfllclent toputpn!illlreon the pillltJclal!l who control the state's )lll1'le strtnp and have yet to vtstt Mel8l County to find out what's fiiiDICII. . A visit trom Department of .DewiOJOiill!llt bead AI Dle!zel has .... expa;ted bullh&t vlstt baa yet to.mallerlallze. . . Lowell WbJ&ett, aDOther meeting ,,,.. ,_ iald, "We &rell'l even on ._.llate'a 10 year IMICiiim- If we .... . dae'lllart puslilna Uiii!OIIo! DOW, I . dl!e't tlilnk we'D e\1!1' aoet what we allmber member; Hll1k CJe,. llad,Jr.ald, '"Jbe~llutotty • . II£DUCED TO $3&,1100 - El· : Auti!Oml!d Joha 0Hrt, • 11tw Holland. lirsh Hoa (Con!Jnued from page ~) then moved that the chamber support the petition drive for the access road from the Ravenswood Bridge to Rocks Springs and a TEAFORD lion. . .... 218 E. 2nd' St. Phone 1-(614)-992-3325 $43,000.00 Hulchison Subdivision. Call --------~R~.. ~~~E~st~,~~.~G~en-,-r~e~l.------~.. · discharged from Veterana Memor• lal Hospital and Is continuing his Jreabnent at tbe Pomeroy Health Care Center. His room number Is completed four-lane from Roclt Springs to Athens. The chamber unanimously approved such action. At 1!Je sUggestion of Wingett, S!leet.s )VaB appointed to chair the 123. petition drtve. Plan noon closing The ,Plan Is to begin taking All Middleport vlllaae of!lcea signatures as soon as they can be prepared. Petitions should be avaU- will dote at noon Tbunclay In · able at this wee_ k's Meigs County order that employeea may at· tend the Meigs County Fair. Fair. Following tbe meeting, Wtnsett . said ·that !be petition drive could not Ohio lottery winnen beCOIIIIderedapoUttcalmove. "I'm a , Delnoo at and Sheela Is a CLEVELAND (AP) The winning number draWD ~­ • Republican. That acce~~ road and four-Jane to Athens IJ IOilil to be night tn thr! Oldo LotterY• daoy good tor Democrats IJid RepubU· .game, '"'be Nlllllber,",.. C81111 allke. I just believe slie's the In the "Plett 4" game, played beat.pmon to bead thiJ drive." Monday t1JrouP Friday, the win. nlngnumber-5143.1 · .. ,..' . II. L."Blrd" ,.GK££ Broktr·Auction St!vict ;w ClierJI L.....,, M 'R.n'*M · · lltipPhone 742-31'71. County Associ•!• in needs; furnaces ·n 1.-i1r I ; tGRA.VEC HAULED strvica and ': 80nclecl & Insured . Ca. 3-5-tfc \ KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE ' All Makes •R•no•• · •Refrlgereton •Dryers •Fraeaera POIEROf- Business bldg. w~h rental and parking lot. · URYICE • Huusinq !Truck ' • Atltointtlc: Tranain1181on · 1 : PH. 614--247~2575 • 8·2·1 mo. d. SIDING CO. •TROPHIES •PLAQUES •AWARDS CompleteGutt•Worll Cn-ollvlly I• Our Spt'C'iohy SUPERIOR Vinyl &Aluminum Co111pleto R•modollng · Roofing of •• Typeo Worked In homo .,.. EUGENE Ph. SERVICE BACKHOE GAS LINES WATER LIJUS DUMP TRUCK CONCRETE WORK IIOiiUPORT - A nice corner lot in a good neigh· borhood· With 4 bedrooms, beautiful bath, large ~ving room, dining room, big pantry, lull'basement, and a one car garage. Now $43,000. 8/13/1 742·2167 or 742·2225 Now Chov' Truck.... · PINDII .. .......... .'t76.9j DOOIS ... , ........ '149.95 II HOODS .... ..... ... '174.95 ...... ,... '69.95 Glt~L.. ...... ....~ .... 142.50 I. SUPPORT ....... tl4.95 TAIL GAT! ......... 115.00 fOlD I'INOB .... 16t.95 BUMJIIII ............ I6t.9S Aloo Somo Cat , ,.ndoroA ..IIaWo IU~JIIIS IN THE COUIITRY - 33 acres, fenced, • timber, minerals, smtll barn, pond and ~~deer, beluiN buld1111 sites. Wants $21,500. · ...... , ' SEE fOU AT OUI IOOTH AT THE FAIII Vinyl a Aluminum m. · tl1111tes, "9-ZIOI or 949·2110 No 8und•y Crdl• 1' Hl ·llc LISA ' . VEHICLE ~N'T BUY · Ne ,Dewn 'ayment bcellent lot• ' ,., lnt.rmaNen Call Called 614-423·1560 ·- Palntl~g Storm Ooore · IIi Window• 949-2969-949-2263 8-10·1 mo. 110. Cell441-71137. - 3 Fomly G-... - ~~ < ........ . Scott L•n•.. Northup.• Thun., Fri., Sat. I • W TV. up Cleo-• . . ; . - Gacste C,_ Rd. Call ., 4-0214. 11 .....,P"o.ne;c;;;----.... ". Middleport Ia Vicinity ········· ----------··········· I~~~~~~~~~f ~•c. ow- ....., ......,. c• 3147. 21117. - 21 1.816ey lt. 2 badxuna,t.m11y -m...... llllchon. Muat Buainell 1 ·0 oo11 to - · c.n OO!Ioct Vir91• c1·881· pportun tv IM42or1 -Ut-ot33. -m -· - - -· ,..,..,.In -·-o ...... PffiiNHiit"':·: Ia Vicinity In ...,. With-rnor lnfor· A .... Point 178-11401 . M 111n' 304- 1-..----'--------~ 8r - o•- ·. t y.., s• 4 honily Clothol. =a. .. ~;:::;:::;;::;;::;:===T.I:o:uio:o:th:l:t,:-:::"=-==· "; 5 lor ......... - - 1211 Cherry Dr. on hll -nd y.., - · Thun• Fri. ll'leltock Auction Jtern. Thurod,Y •nd.Frlcr,y, 1·4. 11th •nd 17th, 1-4. aty1o 3Roncll bodo- for 8111 , 41 HouU. for Rent •· Heip Wanted ProfeMioMI Sale FOil SALE: 1870 Klrtwaad Ma1o1!o Hamo 14X70. Totol Wocldlnt 'Piono Tuning •nd R-'<. 1Nnlc8rdl Muolc Co.. 441oea7. cup lhll •d for 2011 ·dlacount. L1n1 Deniela. li4-74Z-2911 . p!ctu- ~ How- ard• ltudlo. 304-171· 2831 . home wltll odd on ~ IIIFOOIM MMI bethroo~ne . porahe- IIHblc.two two· o.outbu .....on Jl(o - · Lebenon Tow·na.hip. *12,000. C.l 843-1121101 843-1231 . 12•80--1.18wltll - . llutll!nd. I houM, I lnlrl\:' 111.000. Coli 114-742· Clolllpaflo C'-1< die-;, 30112. !rict. c.. 441·:1701. '- ::;::;:::;::=:::;::::;==~.Jc== -;2~t~•~*~•:a•:::hol::u•~ln~Pao~m;•· 36 Lota a Acreage ;.y. F - ., unflw- ·.~-; nlohod. Colll14·112·2•1·' s• ltamo to glvoo· -y. c••• Yard M- ful polio, 1 ..,. IMd. Cell - 441-7242. Giu11way 4 NEW AND USED MOilLE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· 1TY MOBILE HDME SAlES, 4 MI. WElT. GAWPOUI, RT 31. PHONE 114·441· 7274. ~~~-3111-8040. d.lyo or 112·2801-po. '' A-on El!clmodofl, 7yn. old, good home In aountry. Coll441-1171. 5 pupploa, 4 moll, 1 lemolo, I wtca. old, Alrcl.r" Torrior • . _.. mbl. Col 114-371- 2801. _.r homo Pupploo 10 l(o o-n 8hoploord 'Ill Celllo, ' 2 yr. old - . typo ...... dog, . . ....... good with ohOdron. CoJJ 114-311· IHI. 4 pupploo. · - • whlta. ~ friondly. Mot.._ onln•· tu.. oolllo. Col 114-742· 3143. : 2m......n.. tabbln. 1 tabby. un. m!ntd. c.n- ., 4·B8i· 7184. , .... tttaod•d a........,... ,._,' ........ I!DOd wit!! ; *IPEID Oillll WllltiT ·<>tiiMlUIIIftATOI ! Wo HoM A Pullli- - . for Rent J ~-·· 4 montho old. gr.y white, l*clt and whlta. 304-118-3121. •• Fum. 2 bdr. tttllao located K,' . • It • Mobile Horne Plloll, • Ea-n A... 171 mo .. ftJCl: dop., I'IOit lncludoo - •· .- ............. CaR 114-' 2111-t187. . * ,.,,...,, - · , ........ , ..In· ...... _ . , . old. 3041'11-2471. : • CHEmR-11~3307 ALL' STEEL & , SlzN IIUrt ,,.. II'•I•'. I POLE BUILDINGS ! .· , UTILITY BUILDIIU i SIHI lrHI I'd' Up :· IIISU~~- i' ....... .' I ' ROUSH Loet tnd Found ............ _ ....... .......... ., ........ """""" -._ ACCINT '· . i$1CI' aJULY ' .........1 !' POUNO: llllllloh Pit 'lull dog. Clll 114-171-2843. "-II~. RIWAtiO. J04. 111-3184 or 171·4437. i P&S BUilDti&S: l ,, Ph. 114-143-Jitl - ' •'I 716/1 mo. ' 'I I • ' ; 'I · 32 M . oblle Homea· c-. _, Servic.. - · :104-1'11-7247. .. """ ' ~ ------ -----------.......... --1"--... . to 011n full tneftt. ,....tion 1------------- rOom. ,.,......, 2 23 RIDjiOUR TV & APPliANCE '·I -------:-'.._-:,' " . 21 .. bblto -304-411· -...... 1171. 1-· brown. Shop fochnlcl• 417 S.Cond AVIIIUt, Box 1213 flllllpolis. Oblo 45631 • ,.,..,- aupplln. Plell up .aM dallverv. .Davi1 .V1cuum ; HEADQUAirERS FOR • •HIIITII • Lictnl8d Clinical AudiDIOI(st & Downspouts Gutters CIHned j •IYI.VAala ' (6141 446•7619 or (514) 9t2-18ol IPM ,. ? lit. 31 • Outtera , WE AlE YOUI iALES. AIID IEIVICf i. KOCH, M.S. LWE YOUR NEW SIDlNG CO. Dottie Tul'llll . tt2·MI2 "I ~ alothoo. fofd.ly Nltl!ot MMiiat -oldltaona.·l ·8 . joono. - · · NEW-REPAIR . I mo. ' . ASSOCIATIS BISSEU ' "BNudfut, C•tom Bulltwllfl" Call for frat lldiRIII· , .C.II 304-421-3912 ;:: •' FREE HEARING TEST$ WEDIIES.DAYS Co11puttrlzed HNrii!J Aid Stltctlon Swl• Molda • lntarprtlllll St!YicJI - ~ ~RAUN SIDING IEALTOI . · IMIIIY E. Cllllncl. Jr, 192-1191 .loin Tiussttl MHSIO Jo Hill . 915-4411 f r---------:--....1.--------, '- PH. 992-7013 TUPPERS PLAINS - A three bedroom r~nch w~h a one car garage, lots of closet space, on 1 one acre lot.Home is approK, 8 ynrs old. $20,800. 7-17-1 rolli p11t, prt18nt e TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT 8/14/1 mo, d. WHALErS AUTO PARTS WRnESEL ROOFING CO. and ftlhlrt. Advice 011111 I!IIH.. 'of lift. . All .... ~l!ip art print• ·f1111 collfldlatltl. ' ~ 11s1 1t11 St. l'l~l!t!ll- W. Va. _ ;Fort ... lnfOIWiton ill . " LIMESTONE GRAVEL ·- SAND C811 For F - Elllnutt• n.o: Ttlls 843-5424 COAL & LIMESTONE 773-5839 or 773-5788 .· ' - - • Jots. M ·HOME LOANS FIXEO PIN-. ly .,.,....._. RATiS._ ......... ,..... only, 304-171-1111. Fixed convOIIIIonal FHA· l!;;iij;i;;;~iil'l.i~ VA . Lnder Mortgoge.l2ar3~odooo"'-1211.Pa"' A - . ao11oct 114-1112·· D;., Pl. PI MI. 131.000. 3ot1 . '·- Cell 304-871-11121. McDanl.r Butchorlng ·No oro Sund.lya. 304·182-3224. ] , g.) 1110. ~. 2 t.onole. Colt 114· 241· 1112'or 114·241-8131. ESP CARD AND PS1CHIC READER or SEPTIC TANK _FREE ESTIMATES . 992-3410 TRENCHER SEWAGE LINES . 992-6215 • 992·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio ,. DENNY CONGO , WILL HAUL I JUST CALLI • e1•·192· ' . V. C. YOUNG Ill ' _,IRS. STARR AM CONSTRUCTION DITCH WITCH ' PH. (614) 915-4212 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES 50 RiveiYitw Dr. · Middlepilrt, Oh. . W. Ust Veri Schrl!dtr EquipMat ~-.ll!d by lll!dlftl Carpet ltnll· facturtll. 'FlEE ESTIMATES" 614:-992-7626 Bob • Jean Glln.are - .......... . ... . ..1----- 4 Flly Aug. 11-17. Galll.ola Fe. Merket Fri.• ....,.. ..... elcotlooo, ....,.. I fttt ecree wtth eta eked pond. City w... In 1 1 -. IFr·~--~ 351.5 08 Hill load LOlli BottoM, OH. 45743 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PLASTIC ARTS ''frM Ettimet..•• POMEROY,O. . 992-2259 NEW LISTING ...:_ Syiacus~ - Quality shows in this 3 bedroom ranch home. I bath. beautiful family roo111. nice kitchen with all appliances including dishwasher. washer and d!Yer. Large yard with chain link fence. New wood storage building. $44,500. ·• Wolfe. Investigations,· Inc. · .· ~IDDLEPORT 20YNrl E . Mollo. . . . r----=~~~---, .1~----~------~- n - Concrete_.. PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY ClEANERS ' C.ll114-l41-2141. Weter w ..l.. drtHec:l a .,. vlced. F- oa~~...-. Coil dally gold,atoolng wrlta .oBuying olno. rl-.joouoh, Mig. Kevin,_, Co .. ,o.;.. 8N 2841. w•,.. old oolno. Iorge cur· N_,'!ft· Ia. 10208. · Top prlcoa.2nd. Ed. A... lur·l~ii=ii;.;~~~;;;:= Ult ._Shop. L -rv ....,. • • t '-leadqu •. rturs _,_ .... _ SERVICE ,.m odllng -Roofing"" gun_. wor_!t -Addonl and Trilctl!rl • Carl :1 II No An-. Call ~~~312 Wo 8orvlcl All : MokeoaMAntiiiM lnttaJJ•too , HoJoo ~u, and Shop · M!Vico Avallablo _ . local Strvict Calla Sl5.00 7-26-1 mo. . , ~1flpollt, ' •Mechelllcll Worlt • Cbnttr, Obili . 1 Ph. 985-4288 •1 . Sr. Rt. 160 North PARTS •nd SERVICE -~ ' 114-992-11008orl14· 742· . · ····························· · 1 -, HIO~~_;'"_; · · ---------------------- ~ -·fuel 1·1J·dl: SWEEPEII and -'n11 ..... :30 y;.._ Experience 4635liCO.i ~Rd. I U·SAVE AUTO ' RENTAL •Wathera •Diahvn•hen ·· ..., ,. ' APPLIANCE : ! Leu" \1 . . . . . ., . , , . , 985-3561 home .. Full basement, gas furnace, root 'cellar and barn. $31,500. . , • AND . CALL 446-4522 Wontod oo bobyait .dumlng lho ochool -r. Exp. rof. ll'llulo lady, Chrlotlon holftl. Coil 441·4181. ~-------- ·lc- - -· au~ AVo., G....,.,.a. Col 441· 3204. ------------:--:- !c ~-~ 2-· 1 yn. ·'d ~ • 3 - " "· ' fomlly """" waOd bu.... s~ne~e- ........... 2411-1141. · .......... -,. 892-21911 Mlddl..,ort. Ohio chino : WELDING & , FABRICATION &WTV ·: i CAR wltl or d-r tr1naport1t n . Call 114- WMtod· Junk - . ony 1-:----:--:------:::- .. porch. 1CJ!)a1DO . . . . -.. Col 114-311- Routa buolneal... no HllinlJ , Jot on lth '"·" lyroouM. 1303. ·invo!•od. Juat co11oct tM Panolod wilto, built proflto from yauo I!'OIOCtad - · · Can _ _ ...,.__ C.Oh JNIId lor Ioney Iron or Nlall.....,tloM. II.,._ oald ,,...., Iron beda. *110 and otock. Voryooovto....,.,.,.n. !jouoo with I i1>olna Mid up lor ~ Moiga Co. High profit potontl•l. In Mlddlopon. Ci!l ...... ~. Old time eup· . .. 780. Mlill- .I -· 114-812-M28. bo•rd. c•ll 1· 304·812· mom. Col! Mo. Wllaon 317- 1-:::---:---::--:---: 2711 147-1483. --lor-· 3 1~---------:-be~~ •o!1- f u · F-u.i-COMI'l.ETE HOU&EHOLDI I.-mont pooporty G..,._ FURNITUIIE. - · · Iron, polio. Ohio. Annuil illeome bu........ fu..,_, Approx. 2 wood. cupllaardt.. cMin. •10.000. 44 nnta1 .......,_ . , ., Priced to Mil ,at ~hoato. hlkoto, dlohoa. lorloua !nq,._ only. C-'1 tZ7.000. C•ll 11 4· 742· · - joril, DOid ., 4-2111·11121. 213Z. •nd oliver. Wrlto-M. D.I------------:--- 1----MJJior, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Qfllo H.,.' a your _,runlty to 411718 . 01 call 814·182· boaome •-alotad wit!! • Appoox. 2 - a n llgll\l neo. -SpocloltyIn lnduotry. tho llldgo Rd W Co· ond · F01 w8nted old pqnoo. P.ylng Jon.s.ra; pena one! llfle 10 . . . . - cilll14-811:4201. ·uo.OO Ill"' *40.DO -h. . _ - · · on • fuM or Firat- only. Write giving port·tlmo b..lo. W...ly 1'111 1 -oblo ' - '· br, 3 dlrecdon1. Witten Plllnot. commlalona. No lnve•t· · yeera old. low IO'a. 304lox 188. Sordla. Ohio monts. No . -... Our 1711-8713 4. 43141 . Coli 114· 483· 71th , . . r of prompt, 1-------'--'--1101. frlondly _. RotWAAA· 4 room houM. 1. Far moni - - -1201ot.3410Moumon PAT HILL FO~D \ · ,_,ITHf4 llfiiiNCf Motlft ,_hour ...,- . 3 lldt. -~~~. 111131 hwaund _..,...,_ peol, •t1.000. fl.ooo-HIon ~~ - b' oot w1t11 Ill 1-- - t 1 ~. p ~ w- ilstallation. Residential & C011m1rcial -a . TillS NOna '011 I -n :'r. 2411-HOI. "" Iota - 3471. r--------r----~~~~--~ · ''CUT OUT FOR FUTURE ""''" Want" To Buy Mltldl1port. Oh. Business, Services homo. " - m. ..., . In llllllnoy .Wntly. Clll 114, Rt. 7 I n K -. Clll or 1 114 14 •,3.·,211 • 1111011 4 •2 11· lwi;';i;'~;;itU:-;-;; an I Wil do b•lnelltii'SI in my .. '"'AC'e'lt'fpo ""t'l-1........... 1Thura.. Fri . .... 1 -1 . c.. .. " Mil Rd. C..d,..• clad-. Ia Vicinity ....._ ,.._ •not - • I NOTICE I , For """' A n1co I THE OHIO IIALLEY PUB· holM with MtaOhod ..- . UIHING CO. ,.cornmonde on a . - !cot. 1122 Mu-.y ta buy ulld colil • IMt yau do buoln- with Holghto, Pomenry. looJolln - -.... -nFurnl· _ , . . , a u - . . - 'NOT Kocll. ...... 441-1111, 3rd. • to - - ... _.,. .... 1-:-:----~=-:--0IM lt .. (lolllpollo. 011. Nl untl l'au ,... lnvlatl· 4 bed"""", Lll. DR,k-. Call 742-3195. Or 992-5875 :PH. 742-2328 ~~:=-=:-.-:-:Mhou _.- ..--::-.-:-!Jinl - ,4:-:Joto:-:: o... Jollnaon 441-3172 For aU Jour wirlna ; eSEPTIC '~IS . . 0 Col! 811 ELECTRIC . SERVICE •LAND CLEAtED .... •mlq-. TROMM EXCAVATING of..,._ ..uta ... -......' ,......, 1 .... · - · COIIId .,.,.., City oah01h prtc. below , votue. Colt 441·3188 ettor - - -· 1------------Jim Mink Chev.·Oido Inc. We can re~ir and racore rad11tors and h11ter cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also reJIIir Gas Tanks. BUS.: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 7/ 19/1 mo. P_d. · tt' Ololo, 4211177. w. pioy - I 814-882-2181 NEW LISTING - Rl!lland - Business of your own: Cllmplelll with all inventory plus a 2 be(lroom upper apartment Only $35,595.' Dale Roush, Racine, has been 9 SERVIa FREE ESTIMATES GOld - 1 · 2.172 ~-ndh"!!..,-10 10a40,.~ w-.. HomaiforSIIe 112Moplo-..-af RADIATOR . SEWAGE LINES ...... P11meroy 12 ACRES - 15 yr. old Roush discharged t MGM FARM CITY. INC. appoinlmenl. MIDDLEPORT :... Good 3 bedroom home near stores and schools,,.l \1 baths, gas heat and level lot. WIJJiam Tiemeyer, lnjured last , Wednesday In a motorcycle accl· dent, has been taken QUI ot the Intensive care unit. Cards may be sent to Room «ri, st. Joeeph Hospital, Parkersburg. - 7/ 19/1 mo.' pd. GAS LINES WATER LINES ,Aiao Tra111miasion .PH. 992-5682 or .992•7121 TRUCKLOAD SALE While They LAII equipped kitchen, drapes, in COUNTRf - Nice 3 BR home ·with gas furnace . wood burner, range and relligerator. Other bldgs. plus 9 acres. of intensive~· : On Thia Big ellpet, & TRUCK REPAIR I AUTO SAVI UP TO NEW USTING - Nice 3 bed· !leW : 11. 124,Po_., Ohio $}Q700 FrHitl Ptr ' room Jllme, , GARAGE . W-taA...,_ I nlnt arrua ..blo -Mid·bonded •uctloo-. WMt ,...,_ Vlrglni8 985"·3837 lllhh ,. THE DITCHING SERVICE · 1 FREEZER SALE COUNTRY SETTING - LMty 3 bedroom 11nch home, 2 lui baths, dining 100m, large living room, M basement ~lilted on 2 acres. Reduced to ~ WOLFPEN - One floor 7 rm. ranch. Full blsement, nicely remodeled inside and out, . dbt garage and one level acre. Only $32,500. Cyclist move out 011. & lndntrial All Wort &u.-lntttd "PRR ISTIMATIS" 719/1 mo. Roger Hysell MGM FARM .CITY . YefY private and POIEROf - .Walk to the stores. 5 rm ..frame with bath and all utilities. Only $11,000. as lheOutstandlngSenlorCtttzensof Meigs County. SurviVing are her husbaild; Patrtck; two sons and daughters-Inlaw, James .and Ruth Lochary, CentervWe, and Charles and Jan Lochary; Schaumburg, . m.; a brother, Harry Glenn Henry, 9.\ Athens; a Slster·ln·laW, MOdred Henry of Lakeland, Fla.; stx grandchUdren, Susan Lochary, Newark, N.J .; James J., West Union; Patrtc!a Lochary, AmesvWe; WUUam ~!OPher, Centerville; ~ bert of Carbondale, -m., and Margaret (Meg) Elizabeth Lochary, Raleigh, N. C.; a greatgranddaughter, Cbrtstlne E;JJubeth Lochary, and a nephew, David Henry, Groveport. Services wiD be beld at 3 p.m. Saturday at Grace Eplscopa) Church, E. Main St., with tbe Rev. Lee MIUer officiating. Burial wiD be In Beech Grove Cemetery. In Ueu ot · nowers, friends may contrtbute to a mernortal fund at Grace EpisCopal Church. The Ewing Funeral Home Is In charge of arran~~ements. For your --ciiiEmm• GAS-WATB SIWAGE PIN REGULAT~S & FITTINGS - VOLUME DRIPS _ .... 985-3813 IUILDIJIS SITE - 16 FARI LAND- 73 acres ol good pasture, storage bldg., pnnds, excellent spring, drilled well. minerals leased. · Clara E. Lochary Sale · G&W PLASTICS · e ,Public 6 Auc:tion & SUPPliES c.....,.cial, luliltnti•l I ohart ......,ut. lllllnd Mlloa Co. F""-ndo· 11-•rd. Coil 114·•82-1813 or 841· l!1113. MIDDI.IIPQIIT, OHIO PH. 949·2:120 F11• Equip....t . IP...., &.o.t IInce SMurday. black femolo cooker w1t11 I'H. 614-992·3718 992- heine, I Parts & S.rvi.ce with minenls, ~ 'POIERDY - Very good 6 rm. home. gas hot water heat, alum. siding, full basement, 2 car garage and extra lg. corner lot near hospital. peljod. Active In educational, cilltural and civic activities of the communIty, Mrs. Lochary was organist at Grace Episcopal Church for many · years. Sbe was a past president of Grace Ej>tscopal Church Women, -was a former Sunday school teacher, waschalrmanforaBookof Remembrance complled. by the church and served as a church historian. Mrs. Lochary was Southeast DlstrtctDirector of the Daughters of the. Amertcan Revolution of Ohio and was a past regent of Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Daughters ot the · American Revolution. She was a rnemberofFtrstFamUtes of Ohio, a life member, trustee, past· director and officer of the Meigs County Pioneer and Htsrortcal Society and was a member of the MelgsCountyGenealog1caJSoctety. · A member of Chi Omega Sorortty at Ohio University, Mrs. Lochary was a past president of the Ohio Retired Teachers Association and was an active member of the Meigs County Retired Teachers Assn. She was a member oftbe Meigs County Humane Society and was on the board of the Meigs County Unit of the Amertcan Cancer Society havIng worked with that unit for many years. She was !he first chairman of theadvlsorycommltteeoflheMelgs County . Retired Senior Volunteer Program, and was an officer and board member on the Meigs County Councll on Aging from 1973 untU !he lime of her death. She was a member of the Tri-County Com· munlty Concert Assoclatloa. lnl973, Mr.andMrs.Locharywerehonored Real Eatate Gene111l Ff(IIRD GREENWF TERMITE & PEST CONTROL . '' Otrll• . Farm lqulpment. dishW'!Sher. Family room 12'x22', all located on 20 acres. NEW LISTING- One floor 6 rm. home overlooking the beautiful ·ohio. Remodeled with carpetins.-alum. siding, etc. Asking $25,000. lng an Utness of several months. Born In Amesvtlle on Sept. :ll, 1899, Mrs. Lochary was a daughter of the late Carlos D. and Hanna B. · Henry.· She graduated from otito University with a degJ ee In music In 1919 and. taught ·In Noble County before coming to Meigs County to teach music In · Meigs County Schools. She married William Patrtck Lochary, a retired Pomeroy Postn'laster who sUrvives, In 1925 and continued to teach In the public schools untU the birth of their sons, Jaines and Charles. However, over the years, she continued providing Instruction on the plano In ber horne for young people of Meigs and nelghbortng counties and presented them In recitals over the long ' 6lwlty bu$Jnesaes that were sur- . something even If 'It's wrong." He Ohio Panel . I. TV • APPliANCES 117 31• Awe .. Gallipolis, 0~. 10,00 Doiy I Slborfey till P.•.) PH . 4441-1889 bissatisfaction IDCludlna' the ..0. S.lkllllt!ll ' a,., o,.,., · Sevtheaster" Ohio ' U, I. IT. 50 EAST • IIUYSVIW, OHIO R-nabl• ~·r~ ·ll•• Mf'i... .WAWHJ Ill· Calli• Cmu 1 1! t'n NowS.,i"t :SALE§ & SERVICE •. c:ellent· buy on this 3 bedroom ranch home, ~rae liviflt 11l0m with fireplace. '-ce klthen & dir1ine oomb., illil-in sliNe and w:r.r~. st~l I veyed. . Ph011t: ' Carper, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and . · BOGGS REALTY oooo-u~o AS a ELEC. IIYMr. .... to .... y 'PH. 7130/l mo. pd. ·-•n 1Mt . bleok- - - · .,...uncr.chlnwMolntJtloo · H-n lt. • In M!ddloport. C•ll 114-112· 171?. D•humldlflon, Paoli Oil. UN18 JIM A.,., Clll 441-1017. Quality Workmanship •w&TER. OAI. • Wot w SMAU JOIJ . I'H. 992-2478 HOBSTEIIER ' 'CONCRETE WORK 'CUSTOM IUH.T HOMEI = : --..- - ------:t• ......... . . . ...• =·....•........ . ~--········ Area deaths WendY Halar, Pomeroy; George R. 'OILFIII.DI•ftVICU. " 'DUW TIIUC!IIEIIVICE 31 pr- .-. -Y =-~·:oo1 =-:rr= =::r.;D8:. ·--· SCOTT'S PIANO TUNING 'OOZE" ' I,IICKHOE •tiCLAMATION wo"K ,. : Melbourne, Australia. Mr. Humphreys worked for 32 years as superintendent of the County Roads~ In Melbourne. Hewas87. -Surviving members of his famUy tn Arnertca are his daughter, Mrs. · George (Peg) Carpenter; grand· cjlildren, Dawn Carper, Columbus; CONTRACTING 18 Wtntecl'to Da 'DuU'. 1 c-.l'-i;;d;;l~ri;;, · Clll 441·7243. Celll14-ue-e:ss2arl14211-1117. 1 c • I , ......... IMttiaoo. Clll LOIT2--. 1 lor ._ Old-. PIANO TUN lNG . & REPAIR JlaF ......_._... . . m George Carper, Pomeroy, recently received word of the death of her father, Robert Humphreys In PULLINS NG, Jttlhttffl·- ,....,............,...,...•... !Dtlw1cey. ~- r==::;~~~=:;rr=======~;:=::=====~ 1.11oaM .,,.,..,. to I~IMI/Ir<l _ ...,.., lb member . Robe~:.t Humphreys .... LDit tnd Found LOIT M.... ....,_. wNto ~. trimmocl . _ . IIU ' •' g."lllld cbimplcm~. John Rice, 13, ot Reedsville, won J1!lll!I'Vt! •.champion showmanship and_j!'and champion poultry productloo L ~Is the soo·of John and Anna Rice and a of the Little Ra"Cllls 4-H Club. Keith Hlint, 9, won grand cham· I Business SeiVices ,.. Grll!tlo ....- -..... champlm poUltry productioo I and Ohio · -·-·- ·- ·~ PHONE 992-2156 Jnthe~y!'811bllandpoultJy show, lUcldlt HIUlt Will !'e8e1Ve Keith and Riehle Hunt,lO, are the ot Eail and Glenda Hunt and both are member,s of the ~ Cloven 4-H Club. Other winnerS ln the rabbit and pouljry 'show Included Betty Jo HIUlt, grand champion rabbit showll14llllllp; Aaron WUson, resetve champlm sb:M'rna!lslllp; Betty Jo Hunt, grand champion Rex; KeiUe ElVIn, reseiV(! cbamplon. Rex; Jennifer Roosh, grand champion ~lequln; Jay Swal.n. resetve champion Harlequln; Aaron WU· - . grand champion Netherland DIYarf; Riehle aunt, reservecbamplql Netherland Dwarf; Shannon Spaun, grand cbamploo French Mlnl'Lql; Billy Baggy, gnu\d champion inbred; Betty Jo Hunt, l'l!lei'Ve champion mixed; Betty Jo HIUit, best of show; KeiUe Ervin, II!COIId beat of ~lllwl Betty Jo Hunt, grand cbampton market pert; JI!Mifer Roush, reseiVe champion market pen. Pllultty show winners Included Riehle Hunt, grand champion 1184 •• �.. .. ... ... .. .._. ... _ The .Ohio HMC. no pelo. Coli 4483817. .. Tnso ripened oonnlllg or -lng-hoo,tmonlco. cu...,.t price " ·" - o l. Cell lor current vorloty. ....... - . - - . f o r 56 Building Suppllet buthoiJ. Alao, aorly crop opplel. Bartlotl pearo ond prunoo. plumo ,..dy In loti Building Motertolo Block. brick. _ . , pl.,.,, August. lob'o Morkat, Mo' w·lndow1, lintel, , etc . IOn, W. Vo.. 304· 773· Cloudo Wlntwo, Rio Gronde, 8721 . Open deNy till clerk . 0 . C.ll 814-241·1121 . tomotoeo. 4th peot GaiUpoNt Forr\1 Now open foi' bualnea•. Polt Office. lloodolda Mountoln &toto Block. Rt. bring qwn-c:ontolnor. 33. Hoven. Complete meaonry luppllea, • •• • an. 12" block.. DoiiYory M!rvico. SHYer Quean sweet corn. Phone doy .304·882-2222. 304·,488·1721 . evening 882-3239. 69 For ,Seta or Trad• Pet• for Sale 56 2 bedroom. furnlohed, • corpet. utMitlel pold. Kid occopted . No peto. drunu. dc;.pe. Reference• ~uired . Coli 814-387-0811 . 2 bedroom trailer, kitchen fumlahed. couple, 1 emell child oocepted, ' reforoncM. 304-876-1078. 44 • WEDNESDAY • ! ell.l!lleiDsecrJ ,._. j 8:00 1t74 lperton 30 ft. ..11 cotltllnlld. ow nine • olr. IN ; • ot Gotllo Co. Camp Q,CIIIiiQ~ , ~ •B.300. • ' ... I MOillE: 'H""' c-try' New T-ns Hunt UPN'o lflortiW...,.n (J) Major LIIIUI llllhll: Pitt ~ """ at ID Newl/lporta/W..- . Ill MooNoti/Lahror. ., · ""~·~"' 11178 Dodge motor ~t~ 20.000 mlioo. Very IJOOG ~ condition. Coli 814·•82· . · 20113. . -.' : ' 1 Ill ID NIC l'lewl Homa Improvement• ........... ~itE':!: iftlllooiY II SANYa Storoo with op.. kars. BSR turntable, AM-FM radio, 8 track player re· corder. 304-876-8310. Trailer spaceaforrent, sewer and water fumlohad . 304· 676-1078 . . 54 Misc . Merchandise Kneuft Firewood Split- 95% Nicely furnished mobile hardwoodo. S11oonad or 6 good looking, wall homo in city, CA. 1 or 2 47 Wanted to Rent You pick Up or we morkod, Reg. Welker pups. adulto only. no pato. Call Out of 2 .good coon doia. 446-0338. Tq rani or buy a trailer lot. ~~~~H~E~A~P:..:IIe:n:d:•:r. ~6~1~4- with Somewhere around good breeding. I own Langeavllle-. W ilkesville vindogo. Como end go both Fumiohed efficiency $1411 Llmaotona. Sand. Gravel. hunting. Cell 614· 2118· utilti•• paid, aingle, shera cinty. Call814-992· 6418. Delivered in M..on, Meigs, 1415. ' both, 607 2nd. Ava .. Galli· Gollla or pick up at Richard• polio. Coli 446-4418 after 49 For Laase 8o Son. Coli 448· 7788. AKC Reg. Doberman pup9PM. pial. Redo & blacko 175. For leaae country store with Plaatic ciater'f's 'atate ap-. Coli 448· 7795 . Furnished apt ., 2 rooma 8t apacloul r living. quarteu. proved, plestic aeptiq tanka. bllth, chtan, no pets, adulte •326 por mo. Coll614· 246· p18stlc culven. metal cul- B•by hamlteri:, cages, aquaonly Deposit a. reference 8318. . • vorto. RON' EVANS ENTER- riums e. acceuoriea. reeso· ~aquirod. Coil 614-446: PRISES. Jockaon. Oh 814· noble pricoo. Coli 448· 1818. 7711 . Mm: 11 ~ nrl;s n 286·8930. 613 Third Ava .• 2 roomo 8o 1--:='7:'--:-:~:::--:­ Shrubs pruned, lawn reAKC ~egiateted miniature beth. $136 mo. includoo Household ·ooods ,aeeded, retaining walls. Daahhound puppies- bleck llfltor. odults only. Coli eidewalks , p.-tiol , bark It rust . Shots a. 446-4>222 9-11. or 448SWAIN muli!ih & sawdust. Contact wormod.8150,. Coli 3042174 otter 6. AUCTION 8o FURNITURE Bruc'e Dovfsion. Coli 814· 883-8378. . ~-----~--- . 182 Olive St .. Galllpollo. New 2611· 1427. . Upstairs furniahed apt .. 4 & uHCI wood & coalatoves, Doberman pupa . Regis· rOoms & bath, 1 or 2 adults, 6 piece wood living room For Mia fill dirt. end top soil. tered, lhote • .tailea docked. no polo. Coli 446-0444 oulto with 8 Inch !lot ormo Call Coli 814-288-1427. coll814;992-7388. bofore 8PM. U89. bunk bods complete with bunkles *199. ~piece Tni'nsmisaion for 361 Win~ A~C regietered mele Pome· 1 bdr. unfurnished apt .• near entron llvlngroom auitel aor. Calll14.--388-$364 bel- rani an, 8 · month~• old. HMC. no pets. Coli .448· $199. antron racllneri $89. twaan 4 a. BI'M. •100.00. 304-898-39!18. 3017: other recliners eao. maple dinette seto 1179. bo• John DMro bulldozer 420 AKC Gorman Shophord pup4 room lo both apt., $110 opringo 8o mottraso 'twin or .-lao. track angina 7 bruoh · piao. •100.00. R11dy Aug. mo .. •100 sacurlty depoolt . . full 1100 set regulor-flrm ing. ••c. cond .. hydraull_c.,.ll, it+1-4_th_ . 3':'04::---6_7-::5-4-11-::8-::3-::.::-Inquire at Dudley' I Florlotat •120. maple dlnatto chairo bledo, 18,000. Coli • 01 48 Court St. or coli 448· $36. wooh otondo 834. 7PM, 814-388-8639. Beautiful cuddlsv AKC rog1'778. maple tockers 1U9. 7 piece 1- - - - -- - - - - iotorad Poodle puppies 7wk. · chroma dinette oot 1149,5 Uoad Ford backhoe. 1·614· old. 304·8'16·11381 . Efflcloncy opt .• fumiohld , piece dinette oet 899.. uood 884-7842 or 814· 894·1::;;==;;:::;:;::::;:::=== olnglo poroon. no poto, $1711 bedroom oultes. rofrlgoro- 6006. • ~Mitiao. Cell 448-9283. • tors. rangao, cheat. droners. !------:-:-:--::--::. : ll/lualcal , wringer weahare. TV's, dry· John Deere LA tractor ·& Instruments Riverside Apto . Middleport. ers. & ohoao. Coll814-448· equip . $1,500. Soil c o n · ! - - - - - - - - Special retaa for Senior 31159. tained truck ·camper $300. Citlzano. 1130. Equal Houo- 1 - - - - -- - - - - 1978 T-bird 12,000. Co~ WurUtzer piano like new, lng Opportunltieo. 814· LAYNE'S FURNITURE 446-0381 . ltaiU,n provincial aable 8f12· 7721. Solo, choir, rocker, ottocherry •1.700 firm. Coli man. 3 tablao, (e.tra hoally). 448 442 8 Newly: remodeled 2 bed- 8686. Sofa, chair and love- Baby bod with matching 1.~~~·~~~!~~~--­ poddod · droller dork pino Lowory Rythm 2 koyboord, room.' equipped kitchen. seat, 8275. Sofas and cheira 8226. Depcolt required. Call priced from 1288. to $896. finioh, •eo. Stoller $18. 13 plldol orgon. Coot U400 814-992-·6319 or 992- Tobias. t60ondupto8125. Eight foot bor w-11 bar noolo will sell for •1 000. 3 yro. 2816. Hl~e-a , bodo,$390. and up $100. Coll814-245· 6870. old . Conoiot of •1110 worth of muaic, "gooseneck light, to 1560.. oofo b8clo $148. Newly radecoreted. 1 bed ~ Racllnaro, $286. to e37B .. 2 opaakar AM -FM otorao otool • aarphonoo. \ Coli and record player with • 382 room. parttelly furnished ~ Lampo from 128. to 8125. 8 1 9811 4 · :::---:-$228. Dopoolt required. Coli pc. dlnottoo from I 109 .. to otand. '76. Coli 446· 3~04 . . -:_ _-_:---- : 814-992 -6319 or 992- 436. 7 pc. •189 and up. Homelite chain aaw. Su{ler Spinet-Conao~e Plano Bar2816. Wood table with six ch8iu Xl 2.1 5'' bert, extra chains, gain. Wanted: reaponlible party to Jake over low t2B6 to 1746 . Deok •110 VIllage Manor Apto.. Mid· up to 1228. Hutchoo. $650 .. automatic oiler, uaed very (nonthly payamenta on oplnot plario. Con be saon dlaport. (E .H.O.) hoo 1 Bunk bad ·complete With little. Coli 448-1670. bedrm apt a. for rant. the rent mattresNt, e276 . and up to Old cupboard e. ic:e box, iron locelly. Write~ Credit Mannortl at U01 1 month thot Boby bodo. •11 O. bodo. 8 piaceo of wicker. ager: P.O. BoJI 33, Friedens, iricludea ell utilltlea, plua a 8398. M8ftl'ti11H or box springs. round table. misc. itemt. Po. 15841. UOO oecurlty dopoolt io or twin, 168., firm, 188. Coli 448-3769. . Conn trombone, folr roqulrad. We juot _leld n~ full 1 and •78. Queen loti, 1196. ----~--- - lc-1 -:.::::; carpet in them 6 they re 4 dr. che1t1. *42. 6 dr. Oak wall phones. rOCkert, beg !'nara. located neAr a doctor' s $64. Bed framea, presaed chairs, pedestal ta- ~~~~~~~==== office ilo ohopplng areoo. Coli chests. $20.and $26 .• 10 gun ~ Gun btea, hutchaa, & misc. Peul 814· 992-7787. I cobinoto, $3110. Goo or Conkle Furniture. Rt. 7. 58 Fruit electric renges $37&. Baby Tupper• Pleins. Ohio. N- 1 bodroom epto. In mottrnooo. 125 & 836, bad 1--------:--lit Vagatabl!!l Middleport. Fumlohod or !romeo 120, Ull, . 8o UO. Luxalr cool furnace. heo gaa unfurnished. Cell ·61 4-992- king frame •5o. Good selec- canveraion burner a. blower. ·For ule canning tamatoe1. 6304. tlon of bedroom oultoo, EKe. con . Co~ be rloon at 1n Call 814-387-7288. rockert. metal cabinet•. houH north off SR 7 •bove 1 and 2 bodroomofumlohad hoadboordo 838 a.· up to nota gorogo. Call614-986- Silver · Quasn corn 11 .26 aportmanto. Cal 992-6434. tiS. 3646. dozen . Phone ordero ot 882·8914, or (304)882· ................. 81' 24" "204 2688. UHd Furniture -- Upright .,. u·u ' r· 1-------- 1---------- freu:er, dryera. end TV's. 3 miloo out Bulovllle Rd. Open lam to 8pm, Mon. thru Fri.. 1om to 8pm. Sat. 814·448·0322 In Middleport on N. 4th Ave .. 2 -room fumlohod opt.; aloo • 2 room apt. No children. call 1· 304-882· 21188. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wuhoro, dryero. rafrlgora· toro, rongOI. Sklloggo ARpd· pllancso. Upper lvar · boolde Stone Cran Motal. 1114·448-7388. APARTMENTS . mobile homao. houooo. Pt8.1P41eo4o4o8nt and Gelllpolio. · · .8221 . Nice ' 1 ond 2 bedroom unfurnished apartment• . 304-876-2218 bolore 8 p.m. 1-----:---::----:-- County Appliance. Inc. Good used oppllonceo ond TV oetl. Opsn BAM to 8PM. Mon thru Sot. 448· 1899. 827 3rd. Ave. Golllp_ollo, OH . 2 bedroom apt. 1 mila from Sllvar Bridge Pluo Golllpollo. Ohio 814-448·8803 or 448-4614. 1- 28011 Jackoon Ave. (a) 2 bedroom with otove 8o rofrig. $260 pluo alae. (b) 3 bod· room with stove lt. refrig, 1260 pluo gao and alae. 2· 711 Viand St. (roor) 3 bedroom with otova • rofrlg •2211 pluo utHitleo. (front) 3 bedroom house with etove end rofrlg. Avallobla mid Auguot •210 pluo utHitiao. 3· Route 2 N · 10 mlnutoo from Point Plosoont 2 room mobllo homo UOO . plul utllltiM. Muat hove deposit a.n~ references . Town and CoUntry Real Eototo. Braker. 304-878· 8848. ' • 7 frootfr11 rlfrigeratoro In· cluding 2 side by side, 2 30' 1181 rengao, horveot gold & avacodo grasn. GE w11hor& dryer motchlng aat, avacodo green. 2 uMd couches. Skoggo Applloncso, Uppor River Rd. 4411-7388. __........ Slgn81ur• Menu . Meglc kit· chen renge, cermenlc top, glell oven door, outomotic timer. food wormer.l100. Coli 814-9811·4382. 40 lnah Frlgldolre Electric Rongo. 304-881-38411. Coli alter 8 p.m. For rant IIIHplng Roomo and light houll k-Ing rvomo. Pork Central Hotal. ·Coll 'l 14-441-07118 . · Plck-ualldfu'l'lture. 304· 878·8413 or 87B-1480. 11-lng room t1ZII. tiel peid. lhllns bath. ooJy. Range A nslrlg. Znd. Ave.. Golllpollo. 441-4411 after I PM. Hooioahald goodl, moving muot soli almoot new oolo t110.00. ""''•'" f121.00 or bon oflor 304-871· 711 o . _ ll't Haovv duty white GE dryar, very good CO!'dltlon. 880. Coli 814·9.88·4382. utll· malo 111 Call 1974 Codiolloc 8-n So· ville, 87.000 miiH. Grtot condltl,on. only •1200. Coli 8.14-992-2478. . . 1979 Oldo ,Cutltso Su· promo. low mlloo. axcallont condition. priolld on lnopectlon. 304-1171·2389. 'livaatock 1184 . VW . GTI Rabbit 11,000. toke ova; poy· menta. Moving out of state. 304·875-7888. . ,· 3 yr. old sorral gelding olrod by Supor · Chi•. Con bo shown with lltt.. work. •1100. Call Leo, 814-992· 2488. 64 1977 Oldo Cutillo, AT, AC, PS. Pl. AM· FM a· trocll, good cond. t2,000.00. AI· tor 4:30 coil 304-11718474. Hay • Grain '77 Monte Corio, n- motor, ••c Interior. good tlreo. •2.200.00 flrm. 304-1783383, can .o tter 5:00. Hoy for oole 11 .00 • bole. Coli 814-843-8188. 11100 boloo of hoy. 11 .25 per' bole. CoN 814·986· 3882. . . 1973 VW 412. good work co•. '460.00. 304-875· 7247. Good ml•ed hoy In born: •1.50 bola. 304-8711-4800 or 304·882·3329. 1178 Morcu,Y Copri Roily 19ao Monzo f2, 700.00. Phono 304•8711· 2484 olt8r 8 PM . s_.l. •2.soo.oo. Tran ~ 1111 r 1a111111 71 1983 Cutlo11 llko •-· 18.000 mllel. very goOd goa mll11go . WIU consider trade· in . 304-878-3123. . · AutoJ for Salt TOP CASH pold for Iota modal und caro. Sl)lkh Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Eoot· ern A.... Golllpollo. Coil 814-448-2282. 1984 Plymouth Horizon, 12.000 mileo. auto~ . 4 dr. Call 814· 379-2728. 72 1978 Dod go Aopsn 2 dr .. exc. cond.. t2.800 . . Ono ' 1183 Nio.. n PU. 1 2.o0d owM:r. Cell Faye Coughen· mllao. 5 opd. Coil 814-379· our, 448·4282. 2728. Folrlone 8 cyt .. 38,700, 2 1 880 Chavy Luv lhort bod 4 dr. Coli 448·31128. opd, olr. rodlo, •2.1.1. 1 178 Chavy Luv ahort bed 4 1878 Cougar PB. PB. po- opd., rodlo, topper, 12.791. window, AC. cruiM, new John'o Auto SiiH, Bulevlllo tlroo, muot ooll, •t.BOO. Coli Rd. Golllpollo. Oh. Opool til 441-0289. dark. Con 448-4782. 1-:--:--:-----::- lpeGiel 'Return to EvoroiL' Tonighl'o prog~om prannts 1 1pecial lributo to Sir Edmund Hlllory on tho 30th annivorurv C!f hit ouccaosful climb of Mt. Ev· orost. 1111110 min.l [Ciollld · Coptloned) MOVIE:·- Alert' · B:30 • (J) Melar ' ........ a • boll: ~ at St. e .._ ....... ID MOVIE: (J) . , . . . . . . .1 ... , _ . 'A- All R . ;·1 C1mplng Equipment . Good· 1 Excevotlng. beott; meftts, footere, driveways, ,. _ ooptlc tonko. londlcaplna.• ·.1 Coil anytime 11'4-4"t.f ·· • j 41137, Jomoo L. Dollloon. Jr ~:·: 0 -. BARNEY -::D:-o-.-.,-:W:::-or-:k-:-by-:T:-ed:-:-H:-a-::nn~.:, : . Dllchn. _.ta. roodo, lo~d . cta•rlng, etc. C.U MotOr Cat .• · Brokero. 441·8182.. · ' I · l't11NCE DOUER'S wbRTH ...,FY . ' writllr , •w•v from Ill . 10:411 . • .t ... 4 10 -.... - - -· cot1 ,v,·1o..!..IIGOatto._...,· l - - - - - - - - '• 11000. 304-171-71110. ........ . --·'fuN ':oe~;;:: :r.':lo.-:;g, 3110. 1171. 111r!t ft. Ollnf* with 4 lleth. roll out , •• TRISTATE , ';. UPHOLITEIIY IHOP . ' · j 11t3 Bee. Ave.. Gllllpolli. 1 114•448-7133 orl14· 448. · • 1133. .. ... "l .. ,. ' .. ... .. .f Ie I ' ' ... . ;, .... ..- ' u·,..._ ____.. (advice lo .., 1- 11" Odd Couple ~Racing: 1H4 Fo-.. Futurity MOVIE: 'led lloyo' lleatolo.-hcl Tennle fllghllslh18 Tonllhtlhow r I • r.. " Ill ,.... ,..,... formar lover of urday -ko riVIJIII on 1 group of Aflba rolponolble for the duth of hlo ·f lthor. (A) i o "''"·' &..c.nlsht AmerlcMi . All In lhe Fomlly . .... , __...J ,_._.,WQfwllwiD awld!M '._ai,...~'IIYI DuMW CJIIIIlNI hi - DOWN Ul~n(Fr.) y 1 day's Alll'ftr I~ =:... ·=.a:t .~ • ~~~~~~pe~ 17Dollldb' Jllj. "wl idleiwt 11 0 4 •' II!IIIPi llLiti&tll" .., . lPIOncaa ua..r (Lit.) .. • [MredliJie tl M I HGnftof U lllfare loellt a-n,bapc ..... 1 Bow ID lllmn la.'T pcwluce 1 '-ill) :.U::~ rl".... =~ patb 191PipUIIIDC ll Quote lliJiaa. . . . . . llc.adf ~ 7lllmlinllleDJrelud • -~ c1Q1 D Dell Items Abner' UIIUaek II Si:lnbell rl DelrGit l2enllf film • Hat fabric: apart .~-. . riwa' .\ . ....+-+··~ •s.ae Lllppl. llt'11adl .....,, 1!£11111 l'l~ 111111'1 role k--i-+-t-- .~qlel£0 .,.,. 11:•warked Dll'.nllreiJ lllrcl DAILYCBYPTOQUOS'III-Jieft'a ... lowwllll: A:IYDLBAAXR IILONOFEI:LS,.OW . N-• ·• 11:301Cil ,._. . ' 11:11 _... U Su1itwJ Love AmerlcMin .,.,.. . ,. ' ~ =urAnny • .... IIIII• ....... . ~,., 4'1 lift ~ ~ - - ----·-~J ~ -· ~, YHOMAI JOllA£ . ACBMl "PaJnaJt 1 Olewtlle fat Dlmbue I Wei&M • Ttleded, at· (J)·e Ill !Die!D ID Newa/lporto.IWNthor .-. :::npei=~·~la:•:··~~::... W.Aellll-11 q'la . . Pi 1111 lh 1 ' 111. Now W.' PI ..... 11111 lo CIOI*IIo wllll Y'lr& '1 d!lf .. IM .i!lnloU. . lEe MOVIE: 'TreN of tho LeN •'h me Pine• 1-1:00 MOVIE! 'KI"' Kong' Anolher Ute 1 eaeoo. e - ...... ....,., • lotr • - . .. . . . . . . ........ did . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... ... 'IDWwdllleJdlil. 8l!cll f .... ..... ... ple;rad fill .... ltlirt. 1111Wa 1 0 Arthur Holloy'o : HOI8I An 1ctre11 ,.tum1 to tho otago otter a · 20-year obaanco, 1 girl jewel thief . hoo deolgnl on Potar and o man reCDVIIring fn;tm 1 mental breakdown reunlteo with hlo wife. 1111 (80 min.) (Ciollld Coptioned) IDSt.EIIowhere lndopendem Newo 10:30 My Llt1ll ,..,... 'j ae LoW~ ........ I -., l'•iipll 1 ' w It fov :.,s,l.•.!..W: 'i·~ ~ .......... ,.,... ,.... troctiW otaff. . 10:00 C1J MOVIE: 'YOUIII ~tore lr1 ----~ .... ,_, .... ..,... . . . . 8l'lr llilpatt. ..., ...... Ju I; II 'I 1IW. ~!" 1 at ;::: ,... 11 " 1 two • m at • • II y N•' ., ......... ~ ~il . D.lir.~ ......... ID I Gllvo ot tho Ottioe The OWI!or of an od igancy trill to keep hi a oogar copy OF ·FIREWOOD. v-h &.-..... .... ,.. .._.,tD-........ :;;=·L__.. . ~FuH Con~ lt8rate •• . A • It I .+JltTU I l••ln•• va. the · . M...lo. Prolooior Arthur ~iller of Har.vaid •Law School oJQ>Ioroi i hypcth· · aticol ceoa ttudy tbout II· l)ot end tho medio wtth 20 panicipontl from tho buo(n111 end. medit cornmunitllo. 12 hre.t 1'.30 (J) MOVIE: 'iherlool Holmaeln tho Houf1d,of tho • • .AitQ :::Mil. . ··ea. •uu 1111 - : • pccwldtd • wWa . Ia ll(ail - ,.. ..... . . ... . ....I .. tMt 8 ) I I I h {, 'II·-~ · ; (J) ()I MOVIE: "Word of Honor' +Qn IOUIII . )llllr, . . . . Mgel,.. • (JJIIJJ Anatomy ... •• .QJlU4 •un ::"..~} c..,•: 111ft, • .,.... ,.... rlara"1 IIAII' •t~ut ' tAU ....... ~s:;. llle!D-•FunnCommenlll Goola Robert Guillouma and Emmanuel ' L-il hoot thio look It tom• of TV's most memoroblo commorciol goOI-~po. (R) ' (80 min.) [CI!IIOCI Caption... ) . (D , _ of Ulo Notolle'o friando roily · oround har wben aha hll trouble coping with her fither'o daoth . Small tobin oruloor, oU gle11, flying bridge, Mercury, troller. olo•rtr.l~ wench . Complete t18110. Con bo...,et 1 E. Moln St. Pomorov or 882-7034. war •u• •ua 3 ~ •.,;.., Club. 1:00 I; I; IO'IIM fl-. ....., ~ II' II lilt I w • • II • • CoMl cit,., ~{ ~ I II' I I'IIIIIJ fw a difta'' ...... Iii Ol)wpks. Ia October, II' will Mit lilt 'World TeaJD I .... tU'a • I II I 1M Jennifer llept HJHy asko Jennifer to holp · him impre11 hie friendl with • , _ ghostly 'tricko.' MFG 16 It: trlbcttom with 75 horte power outboard motor. 11,3110. Call 814· 2811-1331. •u•••u 1.1 ... llitrt. lo liWIID Lal u .. ~ ~- Pinpoint . targeting One · . Gorman Gnnd . Prix c-rago C!f thlo IUID .... 11 pruantlld from ~ockonhoim, . Waot Germo!!J'. (10 mln.l !lleiDI Fell Guy, Coli and . · H.,... go to Areantlnl tC! · rascue 1 frlond who woo • ICCUHd of ltolli"' 0 for· tune in thorout_hbred hoile embryoo. 1111 180 min.) · ClJ Doullolo Trouble Keto and Alli10n compete eg1ln1t each other in 1 · donco contiiL (RI Ill ()I er.aroade Bill Moyoro end Charlao Kurolt look ot 111- ond pec>plo acroll tho country. 180 ' *• ' Or. Who Wlloel C!f Fortune Fornlulo l ,I ' •. and James Jacoby , OM Dey at I Time · . · 8:00 Ill Rt duma • MOVIE: 'Curtie qf . tho PlnkP........ , (J) . MOVIE: 'IIIII ~ tho ~..._ . (J) AutO ...... '84: j IMF'0661SLE.. 11-tS ·' l""lhoi-· e l . ,. ' - ID Low CooniMtlon :\ 1171 GMC Jimmy ' 4•4, ruM good, - d tlreo. ~ noed1 worll. 304-8714311. ........................... ......... ..................... u..,....Qit, . . . . . . . . ·E-In- (jf~.__IGu•llphlc 78 '. ' _ ... _._,_ ...... _ . ___ -=o;;;;;'• l e -lla. re~-· - J"tN =AWOKE RUMMY CACTU8 . : Wlltt lhl railroad man ui<lto thl holicl wl1o wuloylng to otNio rldi-MAKE T\'ACKSI 'IJ.l.Tio Tee Ooutih · · . ~ tho PGA Your . ·I)) (J) Femlly Feud 7:30 For solo 12x14 oabln tont with olumlnum poleo end , I ~ : ' ceoa ..1.00. 8ft. olumlnum J.A.R.Conotructlon Co ,~lf' . · camper 10f1f11r for pickup truck. roll ;Jut window ond tlond. Oh.814·742-2803: ; top ¥~ penololl. f100. Baumema. Foot•e. Con.- · : work. Backhoe'•· - . 304-BI:I-3371. ' • crete Do11r lo Dltchor, · D....... , · 73 Vans 8t 4 W . O. trucks. • w•t•r·pi·UWpr; .. : eloctricolilneo. ••· ~ . 79 Motore Home• 1 9711 Ctoevy von n .BOO or ·, 8t CaniP.ert tr•• for _..P v1n or am•ll 84 . E lectrjcal • j : buo. 811 ot Golllo Co. Comp Orounda. & Rafrigeretion •• :• ' BURDETTE CAMPER 78 Bronco Hit kit 1B-44 SALES A I!IIVICE. o..., ----------~~--~~. ~ to 11' ~ ' I • ·.~ 11 roo. too mony ••1oao •• dally 9 to 8:;t0, Bot. 9 to 4. SEWING Moc~llle repliia·· Cloolld lundoy. U.B. Rt. 110, e7,1100. Cell448•1492. Sin . .Coolville. Oh 114· 887· _,ice..& Authorized SorviCI Shor .,..-. i 33BII. Fabric lhop; 1 1 179 cuotoml1ed Chevy Comper. Tondam• ..,;., 20 1114·182· 2294. Ven, low 111 mil-. I condition. IJndoo good Btl· - · both commode, 2 '14 wort. Mulberry H~ .. Porn• bode, '""'-· otovo, General Hel!llng -·refrigerator. corp-. roy C ~ 114 I" 1271 · • "' • · UOOO. Coil 114-1112· ~ WUIIIII or tredl tor piCkup of 1448. J1mol loy• Wator 8orvlco. equal value: 11178 Pard von, 1·-::1-: ::--::Y:-ot::loW--:ot-o-no-.:'tr-o-vot-: Aloo piiOio !tiled. Ctill 114· 1:: 77 F- 210. outomula. AC, ~ _..... or 114-441· · ~:;,~P;I· PB. cuotomllo· trolltr. 2 2 II .. - " oo...,....e 211-1141 1178or814-4'48-7111 . ) uo1 beth, locotlld on lit. 33 1' .._ewe top, d on D•rwln • lurKon'o Wotor 8-lco. Wlllo. I - condition. · Nlrlgoro· · · 1if~~::;~:~~ ll"'hol\'l. Whirlpool chaot 1114-112· type 17.21 fnsozer, UIO. clotwna. poolo filled. Pho~• . 1 1171 Chivy Cllev- PU 387-0823 or 387-1741 _,;. · • ' . wllh ._.,, 11111 night or dey. 1178 Ford 4 ~ PC!ntloa ..__le .4.BOO. JIM& WATER IEIIVfi::E·. . ' PB. Pl. t1nso. . . l-~'-o;-M_I_14-":":':"H2--:-2-::I-0_7_.- - CoH Jim Lanier, 304-8715· l point. Cotl 814·H2·78~1. F....Hnlllt. 11th ....... 7397. ' I '10 AMC llitlt ................ ~ oonFor • WilfiOn, oc. ~n'too::!.',_lf!~ wlthiiLT• 87 Uphol-erv • orul... power 4WII, llralloo..,.. ..,. ..,.._ •• • , r g . T!IIiilht ' . d Fir-d. 120.00 pickup load. no .oo dollvorod, 304·1711· 2991 · or 8788782. I .•· a ·., ! Frigidaire medium elze wnher, double Iron sink with oil flKturM. 3 bundle roof ohlngloo, 304-876· 2811. of,_,. N..,.. Nlei.. Nur' 1 978 Plymouth Volalro 2 dr. Chavy ~ton PU, ne., 'cit.. auto.. r•dlo. wet 1174 battery. an'd complete tune $2,295 now $2,100. John'o up, rum very good, some Auto Solao, Bulovllle Rd•. ruot, $860. Coli 814· 241· Golllpollo, Oh. Opsn til dark. 11118. ' Call 448-4782. 1 988 Chovv pickup, lllnd83 Bopporo, toke over ploy- ord, 8 cyl. •uo. ·Coli menta, mu• lett. exc. cond. 814·843-11128. c.~ 448-2146. 1974 GMC plcllup with 1971 Chevy ototlonwogon, flbarglau top. V-8, auto, 8 p e - r . very good PS, P8, AC. ·nllr mint cond .. new .bottn. 1871. condition. 81,000 mlloo. Coli 114-241·11118. muat - and drive. 82700. 1180 Thunderbird, 2 tone, Coli 742-301 0 oveo. em-fm. Plonoor otero, • ,.dial tlroo. Coli 814-948· 1973 Ford F- 210. n- volvo job a. choln, olr, auto. duel 2182 ottar 6 :30p.m. tonko, looko a. ..Un · good, 1977 Buick Reul. VI ·~­ eeoo. 1188 vw cuotom glno,AC, AM-FMredlo. now built tiUck, lilt bed, IUIO, ,.dial tlrM. oil . _ perto. flborglou flora Iandon, t1800. Collll14·912-3378 f710. John KrJ!Woczyn. Coli 114·982· 2717. . anytime. Conrad bhiinglf. .. luolnou U,J,I Trucks for Sale Truck Toppen. Moat -llzn. different colon. John'~ Auto Sol... Bulovilla Rd. GeUipollo, 0 . Open tM doric. Cell 448·4782. 1978 Vega Buto. runs greM, good tira, •8211. Call 814379· 2507. - 1ii' N...:wt0:' " ··., . ..•• Nell/........ 1877 Su1ukl GT l60 with farrino. loW mlleo, IIIlo now condition. 304-1171' 18.8 8. . . ())Wheel. (J) 1 971 Chevy Monro. outo, 4 cyl, good - k cor, ••c •tuddad enow tl .res. .4110.00. 304-878-43118. with iji; _ ji:f:tl:.i rioo. Red raaberries & ttrewber· •380. Toyloro Barry Patch. 49 No Sunday cello. Coli 44 8 ·8882. , > For oolo : yellow owMt 'corn Couch anclcholr lit wkh and a. canning tomotooo. An~ toblea; Moytog waoher an~ draw Crou form. Latart dryer: dining room tilblo Folio. coll814-982·3734or with 4 cholro: 311 mm 247-2B62. camaro: BiloW 12 Inch TV. Coli 992-8879 . Now, peking 1w- corn. 11 :40 1 dozen. Silvtr 1 portable tropazo bar with Quean. Call814-742· 301 0. 1978 Ford LTD,It'. loluo. Yllry overhaul frame and bers. Nd good conclhton . •1000. C1ll nolld to felton to bod. Coli Sweet corn,sllvor quasn, 814·988·4382. 814· 988-3878. you pull. • ,78 • dozen ot 66238 SR 124. Portland, 1812 Chlvmo. 4 opd .. 4 choln sewo for 1111. A!fllko 'Ohio or collll14·843-11188. AM-FM. Exc. con .• 12700.• now 1180. aoch . Call 6.141 878 Cepllco Station 742-3010 IVH. Golden Qulin IWHt cpm. wogon, )llfY good oondlton. •1.00 dozen. 304·875· 11ut - • ooma ~work. 18.000 ITU olr condhlonor. 28 17 . 1800. Coii .814· 1BII·4174. uoad 7 times. 1500. Colli ;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:~;;;:;;;:;;;:;::..J.:::========~ 81·4· 773-5397. ~ ~~~~~~~i21~;;: .ateaks 62 In long. Both ondo ohorponod, 17 centl 11ch 18 conto per 1 00 or more. 304-837-2630. Surpluo Army comouflogo, 14 01 denim, r_antal uolld clothing, 1872 El Camero, 1177 Triumph chopper 1710). Bam 8omarvtllo'o, Eelt·Rovono.Arood (Noll!! IErol. Fri. lat. lun. 1:007:00 pm. 1Olocount loelory union labeled •••ortlalnt' .........,_, l'omt PloMont, 304-1711-3334. • GET your corpot SHIP :~ . SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN -. STEAMER. Wo- removal, furniture cl11n1nt1. ' - ,e nl· motoo. . 304-1578-2298. , . ,. n• WMk '·;t 1874. 7114 Hondo ' Wind· jommar, 81.000. or boot oHer. Must aeU. Moving out of ototo. 304-8711· 7869. ·. .' I : v-.v·o CIJ ..... c-. Jhe ·~ . (J)Ipp I C Ill En111r11!1n~ . This i 1981 Hondo '1100 Gold Wing lntorototo. 4740 miiM, gorego kept U700 . 304· 882-387!1. .. 'ID WIIM4 C!f Fortune 11111 Hondo 7110 cuotom. ' like.-. poddsd olny bir, 2 hllmoto. 2.110ml., 11,780. H & 8 Homo ·lmprovominto vinyl aiding, rOofing, r~m ~· Coli 614· 3117·031!4. addition, iltorm ·Windows. " 1981 Htrlay Dovloon wide otono. Call ·814-317-0~8 • glide, low mllel! axel cond. or 1114-387-7244. ,•.. ; •• Call 814· 388·8484. · K a. T.Contractoro. Roo~O~;: Muat · ool! V-811 Mtgnt oldl"'. ramodallng. ropilri~ji Honde1 e•c. cond .. loto of pointing. reooonablll ....~ oKtroo. Coil 814-24,·1818. Cil 448·88157 or 814'"t~·~ 8728. . •• ·"-* ••• 1874 Triumph motorcycle. Foo sele or trode. Coli GENE'S DE~P STE~j!(! 814.949-2182 otter 8:30 C A R P E T C L E A .... ~ .. p.m • . ocotchgulrd-wahir utrtic~·· tlon, doodorlzoro. fREE eotJ· I 1en ~CliO Honda Exprooo. matll. Rn1ollable rate•: . low mlltoao. uo. con. Coli Gano Smith, 882· 830.. ::,_· 814-892-3328 onyllma. RON'S TalavloiOn S-c~: : 1881 Hondo nlopod, good Spoc:~l•lng In Zen~h and • condition. coli 814· 812· Motorola. ·Ou•zar, an·ct.. ~ 83118. house cello. Call 304·11'18;' . : 2318 or 814-441·24114·. ·, • ; 1981 KE-100 Kowoiuklmo· -, toroydo. L- thon 800, Fotty TrM Trlmml • otu : -~ mH... .CoN 814-992·31117 romovol. Coil 3"84-8~: or 992·1110. 1331 . 1 977 <;oprlco 'clonic, 2 door. auto. PS. Pll. cruloa ontrol, olr. AM·FM ceosotto. Extro ohorp.. prlclld oa inspection . 304·875· 4181. 1878 Ford LTD OKcellant condition. Coli 814-248· 9325. Why pey more Trade Contor 1-~-------­ Furnhure Outlet, ka!1BUgl, For sale electric wheel chair. Ohio. Open 8-7 PM. 304·773·1174. - -1 45 Furnished Rooms I 63 74 Chovorolot Novo ·super Sport. I 1 211. Coli II 14-982· 8787. #tM:A ·" t I I I .· , blo (J) PM Mil zl,. e 7:00 117B Oldo. perftci condl· tlon, 82000. 1975 . Ford Sutionwegon, low mileilr eaoo. Coli 1114-H2·814 . bow (J) Chemplonl C!f Amarlo oen ltlort- Merlin Oloen'o aaluto to Amoricon othletoo lootureo J1ko La- · Motto. Richard Potty end Wilma Rudolph. ~ • Brierpatch KeMels Profe\1· 111111 :;upp l• ,•s olonsl All· brelld grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fo· c\ LIJr''llli k cllltlao. Pick up and dell~ory aervlce. Engliah Cocker Spa· 1·-=-=--=--'--;::-~---;­ nlel puppioo. ·Coll 814·3BB· 61 Farm Equipment 9790. . -~-~--:---: Drogonwynd Cattery Kon· , 9 N. Ford troctor, front ond nolo. AKC Chow puppleo. loodor. unicorn -od oplh~ Si•m•M ldnens, new litt•• ter. boom pole carrier, bo CFA Himlleyen end Persian r~bblt ~n• with feeders. lug kitteno. Coli 814-448-3844 nmo, truck topper. Coli after 8. . 814-742·2178. II [) ( . ...rTnsk ·I 8:30 81 A._ · ,_.,_ . . 111 ........ .. a.-. Apartment for Rent Television Viewing Mldll 22~ ft. motqr, •• home, many extr11, '~ , o - r. nice. ee.eoo. Celt l 4411-7322. 2 bdr mObile home. near 13 • ODe leiter ..... fGr IIICIIber. Ill tbla N!1lPie l.ia UMd fGr till line L'a, X fw the two O'a, etc:. SiPICie 1eUen. iiJICIIIIupbw, tile lqtband fonmtianof tbe wmllan Ill illnll. Bldltllrtlle eode lllt8r8aredlfterent. CBYPTOQVO'I'B8 GJLT DRT .T ZL .. XLYZHNVE WZLZ; DRH _, · DWYHZ GJLT GZDMZLH /I . \. l ) -GYHI'L FVAG BYHNVE WZLZ. L y I W J L.N L YI 'w J L N D A H Y.....,.•Cia;ttle: IN COOKING. AS IN AU. THE AR'l'B, lldiPLl IS THE SIGN OF PERFECTION.CUJUOIIICY •' \ �PIICli&-14-The Ohio Sentinel OSP checks four accidents night. The patrol sald ·Jlnuny A. Randolph, 18, Reedsville, and Kenneth A. Browning, 19, ReedsvUie, were southbound on 20 when Randolph stopped In traffic just northot0hlo7.Brownlngreportedly could not stop In tlme and struck Randolph from behind atll: 35 p.m. Brownlngwascltedbythepatrolfor assured clear distance. A 17-year-old Long Bottom girl · escaped Injury when thecarshewas drlvlng kist Its power .steering, · causing her to go off the left.side of theroadandstrlkeanembankment. The patrOl said Tina M. Hupp was eaStbound on MeigS ·CountY 31 In Lebailon Township when the Incident iook place. The accident caused moderate damage to her car. Michael E . Wolfe, ro. Reedsville, was westbound on Ohio 681, when the patrol said a deer ran Into the path of his car at9: 25 p.m. and Keith B. Hams, 19, Reedsville, was eastbound on Ohio 124, when a deer ran from the left side of the road at 12:50 a.m. Wednesday. The lncl· dents resulted In light damage to both vehicles. STORE HOURS. . Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM SUnday 10 AM-10 PM trafllc light; Ronnie Pickens, Pome- roy, $63 and costs, drlvlng· while . UDderBUIJII!IISionand$163andcosts, recldess operation and $263 and . costs, leaving the scene, suspended to $163 and costs. Cube Steak:..L:-••• S~PERIOR • -. . . . . · Frankles •••••••••••• 99 12 OZ. PKG. , • ¢ · . • • .,. ... \, ' SUPERIOR . 39 -~~~~-$1 ' LUnch Meats GRADE A WAOLE Fry~rs ..•........ ;.~55¢ . .' . ' . . J,. i 29 ~steak/Roast .L:-••• $} to ilo .. wDh . 'over a . u.s. N0.1 WHITE ' Sl·gg . . 8~ Potatoes •.. I~~~ ~ . ; • BROUGHTON'S Frlda)'thrwilb ~: · Fllir on Saturday llild . , a c h - of lhowedllild lhunderltani8Sundly. Jllilbaln&he808aild . . Jon from &he Jllid-l8ll to ......,. . Frtday aad In &he ... Sa&urday llild . Sunday. •' Friday..._.. _______, EUEbenbachii1.21l,MlcWeport, arrested by Meigs Cclunty Sherltrs deputies at .the Melp CountY Fair Wedilesday nJabt In connectiOn . with a grind Jury lndlcbnent chllfiing r,iODlous assault. The. lndlctmellt . stems from female. 2917(0 -M·11 k·.. - ~lastic aallo~ ' . I ~ew • a a I 8 I $ Ebersbach aiJe&ediY stBbblng Mllte Roberts,OWIII!I'aftheCoveBar,last "" · Aug: ...,, ·.. EbentJ1cb wm be a1T8Igned were· Ulllletl!nlllDe- FlrmleD UBed 9,00> gallonsiltwaterinllllhtlngthellre. MOOetary klss hal not been • establllhed. 1,59 ' . I ' . . Jbn $beets Of near PonoerJy : ·exhibited the grand champion bull while hts wife, 'Jmnlfer, exhiWed the reserve champion bull In the Angus bn!ed. .In the IJmoosln breed )lldgin&, WUllams 1 and . Sons, ·Coolvllle. showed the grand champion bull, 1111! grand champion and reaenre champion females. . In other judCing results, Robert Erwin, Racine, woo two f!rBt place honors In the white leBiu n bn!ed of poultry judging at the annual Meigs County Fair. He had the belt paJraf· pullets and the best pair of hens. In the Rlxxle Is1anll Reds )lqlng, Mildred Blevins, Rrute 3, PoniEioy, won a blue for her pen of two l!eaS and one cock. Cbrlstlan Napier 0, Bidwell won a tlnlt place for her pen of two Jll!)lets and 0111! w~ blue' ribbons tor othet recognjzed breeds were Mildred Blevins, two, and Ama Pti1eey. ww aJao won a blue rlbboo for- a pair ot duclls. Friday, 38 horses will be lakin& part In the llnallOraces to he staged , Friday at the Meigs County Fair to . wrapupthe'annualraclngpiXll!fam. Purse for the tina! races wm 'be $3,512, BW Downie, fair l:\OBrd member, reports. Race time .Friday Is 2 p.m. cocket'al: ' Meanwblle, the home of Phil Flsber on O;KultY Road 28 was liUttedbyflrelateWednelldaynlg!lt. IUiliDe and Syracuae Fire Depart· · · ments ~-~Is hllun. Callll!ooofthethe' ........, . \ •• . . aa a a a OR ney Tripp of Tuppers Plains exhibited the grand champion bull and the grand champion female while Ctalg Bolin of Poma&y · · exhlbted · the ' reserve champion ~t P~"-~J •..-~c=. .,.. .....,..., -~ :. IIi the Slmmental judging, Rod- . W&$ Wl!l: 0............ ·"*Allial'aey ......,GWIIIII7 ST.t.... .,.......... ......... F..... ...... - w··•·_,., left Ia H_,.lhlller, eludrmall of l7le laCll7 P..•wlll tollred 171e laCll7 fair aad tnil Bn,.dluad, 111ft, ta - IIIII adl¥e member of 1M party. Ce! Ill Melp C Jt) we! iGIIIe4 Olllo ...... ,.,_. . ·Ce!ebl eae, Jr., to...., ...... 1 ' '1y IMIIIIIII _.... . , J; L_...__ -• rI fair . - 011,.. ! t!llteiUIIled wll7r a reoe..._ I& the Democrat exN1* 011 l7le II'OUJlll8. I ·coal bt••ning ·process will be tried in 9hio plants · . .· ._ · Cl..tvEIAND ·(AP) - Gov. lucharo Celeste aays Ohio's bl&ll· . sulfur coal can betuue a desirable t!nergy reswrce qa1n U tbe U. S.: EnvlrolJmenta] P10ta:lbl Aaat· ey's $:18.2 mlmon , eoal·llumii!C cianonatratlon project . proves .. IUCC f>ll. · . He said the faclllty at the Ohio E$lm ~ter Plant In Lorain :-a]ollllprojectaffederalandstate ~aw\mtaand the private sector -wiD be the Jar&est yet to Wll! llineatJ .... l'lllltlltqe buml!r ta:h· no1ogy to allow clean and efftclent bumlngofOhlo'shlgh-sulturcoal. '"lbb!re's been an Inhibition on using It bec!luse of envlromnental . corlcems," Celeste saki Wednesday. "lfwecantreeoune!Vesaftl!at ' Inhibition, tbaJ wewWaisureOhlo's Iesldl!ntlal and cmunerdal custo- a supply of electricity at re&SilQ&ble ~lel literally for generatlonStocome. , :~Is a way to take advantage of Ohlos great coal resource In a way that Is sound economically and men! envlronmmtaDy." · Celeste saki the newly created Ohio Coal DevelolJ:YlE!!IL ottlce helplid devek!P financing for the project, using $5 mUllon In slate money to generate another $13.2 rniiUon 1n federal and private funds. Babcock & Wilcox of Barberton, . the designer, contributed $5.39 rniiUon; Ohio Edison, $1.73 million; ~the U.S. EPA,$5.!fimUllon. . 'When we ,CI!D draw on a new techllologyUkethlsone,wecanhav~ a substantial Impact on acid rain, Celeste saki. . BROUGHTON'S ' U-p .· female. Stl.UuliasaiiDI"~~~~ was . biluilllt by Slmwboat . PEPSI COLA ~ 7 Wednesday. . In the Holstein breed, Lea Ann Gaul, Pomet(7j, exhibited the grand and resave cbamplon 'bulls wl!lle JW McClain. Nel8onvtlle, exhibited the grand cluunpkm ferriale. Ms. Gaul had the ~ charnpi.Jn 8ervloe .111 Jll6i and later brOUght to • retll'l!llfrom Arfe&t-made on aesauit . .indietinellt .. I ' ... Extead<!d F4ftelU!t Beef cattle judglngwasheldatthe 121st II!J!1!&) Meigs County Fair ~;W,VL ' ' . ootheierrialnsafi!Dl!Jck~ln&he . Repairs. lnc1udln& the weldlna of MuskUiglun River. Water·reached a iJew .steel hull, wa-e to becln In the !JdlOOd da:lt of the boat before a June, but )V~XIIell at thli facility hole In lis hull was palchech~ It .went on strike', and asettiatJeDI.has . wu ral8ed May 11. . . Vetel'IUl8 ·t'femorial . . tundraiiiDa Cllllplllp.", . ~ 111111 ~ to Marietta In 'lbe"lloat .US at a marine nplr · 19'16. • ·• , faclllty oo the Ohio River In Point , .-It aaok atta-lt apparelltbt ll!ttled . <Semonles. Thursday. ~. I results .. given ~A, Ohio (AP) -The ' Ottenhelmer iald)!estlllexpects showboat Becky Thatd!er , has . the boat 'l obe returned.to Marietta gotten aDeWiea.leonllfe tl!l'o!l&h an by 1a1e Septanber«eil!rb'Octoba, ~aettlement. Ohio ~t Drama'had pres· The ~ ~. a mted live theal.a'- lhowa on the major liOurlst attraction here, aank 58-year-old boalltalllll!ll!er81!111l0Fl March 41n &he Musklngumlijver.lt was · moved to nearby Marietta ·' w&5falsedl0weekslaterandawalts · ColleaeWlienlheboatlllllk. repairs. The SUilUJilll' thea!.a' seilson !!lids Jack Otlenheimer, piesldent of Sept. 1, and otftcen of Ohio boafs non-praflt owner, Ohio Show· Showboat Drama 8IJIIilunced reboat ·~. said 'llnlrB4aY he has ceutly that Its annual FaD Frolics reaChed an ag1 eement In 'principle Musical Re\w wiD be plilplried In which $'115,00>, of the boat's untlltheboatreturns. $.1iO,OOl_iiJs!lrancepollcywllllJep&ld The Becky 'lbatd!er was built In by Its inSurer, Marine Office of 1926 as 811 Inspection boat. for the . America Corp. . •. U.S. Anny Corp of Engineers and 'lbe moaey wW go for :'basic the Mississippi River Commlasloo. repairs.'' Otteobi!lmer said. It 1111!11111'1!1 IliOn! than ~ feet In ''PrQbabb' It will enable us to length, with ·three decks above make , npalrs to the bollt In a water. . - Dot been reached. 1 Beef cattle, . poultry fair given new lease on life done 29 Ground Beef .L:·••• $} • Show.b~at .... . ~!!E~!~II'~kl~--~,"''be~- ' were . the Ohio Gelia'aJ Assembly to honor the commitment tbeymadedurlnithedebateonlssue2and3toretum any ~funds to the pEople." She refem!d to Issues on the statewide ballot last NoYanber WhiCh woold have repealed the Increase enacted by the u!gJslaturt In Ap111983 and made It mare dltrlcult for lawrnaJr,!n to raise taxes In the helpellmlnatea~mllllonbudgetdeflcltandgtvethe state a balanced~ 25 Canto . theentlreamountpald. Both Issues were defeated soundly. 'n)e average check will be tor Sl5.:H. The statewide refund, Ms. Limbach said, Is the first It Is not necessary toappty llr the rebates which will In Ohio history and only the fourth In the entire nation In be mailed 0\lt to 3,262,(0) taxpayers.. An additional which taxpayers wW haVe -receiVed slme of their 638,00>0hloansflledreturnsforl!lll3bUtowednotax Il'IOiiey back as a result of,a budget surplus. . and are nOt eligible for a refund, the coinmlsslooet: She saki the amounts ot the checks, the first of which aald. · · w115 being mailed today, will be 2.03 percent ot the - She saki Iowa, Oregon and Rhode Island granted taxpriyers'l983taxllabWty,or$7, whiChever Is larger. similar refunds to their taxpayers ln1978and lln9. Anyonewhpsetaxllabllltywaslessthan$7w1Ureoelve IOid wuent BPEIIdlnl has enabled the governor and thetaxlutye!llt. ·. · · But <n.o. Richard Celeste aDd administration otnclall are .! lttrlbltlng the Slll'plus aot to the tax hike Itself but to ~t practices which followed to BUCKET . 2 SectiQno. 14 P•ue• . A Multlmedl.l I ric. Newap..,., future. · Tax Conun1ss1oner Joanne Limbach said, ''The comblnatlm of a balanced state ~ and reduoed rebate! averaglng$lll.:H,llllde!wrlttat bya$!!0qlllllon ··bud&et SUJl)lua that tonowed a ~ percent lnere~ In Weather forecast • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Thursday, August 16, 1984 COLUMBUS. Ohio <API - M!R than 3.2!lllllion Ohioana ·1!0011 wW be recelvln& state lncclne tax ADMISSIONS-Ruth Ann Smlth, Racine. DISCHARGES.--Dortha Hand· ley, Clyde Trucker and Elmer . Pickens. . . VaU4,Na.ll Caer•.,rhid 1184 Kiddie tractor pull • winners announced Mostly clear tonight. Low In the rnld.Qls. Winds light and variable. Mostly sunny Thursday. High In the rnld-!01. Chance of rain near zero percent tonight and 10 pe~nt • . e a1 y enttne 3.2 million Ohioans getting rebates . POMEROY, OH; PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAl, AUG. l8, 1984 The first kiddie' trllCtor pulling. event of the Meigs County;Falr ~ held Tuesday In the show ring. Winners bl the lXi5 pound weight • class were PaUl Smith, ~cine, first; and Eric Wagner, Ptmeroy, secmd. WinnerS In the 56-75pound weight .class Srott Bryant, CoolvUie; .. first; and Jay Swain, Reedsville, . secmd. TheevelltBhekleachdayat 4 p.m. In the slxlwrlngWith winners . h&vlng a "pull otr' oo saturday. · ·Fint plaCe winners receive a trophy and S2 while secood place wlnnet:S get $1. Fair board member Dan Smith sm~ed as master o.f . · Fair.highlights Pages 4,5,6,8,9,10, 298 SECOND ST. FRESH PORK BUTT Pboto8, story on Page S 1:00 P .M.-J>et Show-Show Arena 2:00 P.M.-Flower Show Judging 1:00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing i: 00 P.M.-Junior Fair Market Lamb and Pig and Steer Sale · 7:30 P .M.-Truck Pull Mayor's Court Seven bonds were forfeited and eight defendants were tined In the court ot ~meroy Mayor Rlthard·· .Seyler Tuesday night. I Forteiilng bonds were Ward Spencer; Long Bottom, $43, speed; PaulSayre,Raclne,$49,speed; Lisa Greene, Mason, $63, stop stgn; WUllam HaptonstaD, Pomeroy, $46, speed; Thomas Scally, Middleport, $114, public Intoxication; Phyllis l!tobart, Racine, $63,1nsecure load; Mark Logan, Grove City, $46, speed. Fined were Carl D. Staats, Minersville, $63 and costs, dlsor· derly conduct and $313 and costs, destruction ot property; James A. WIU, Pomeroy, $63 and costs, traffic light; Robert Fpreman, Langsville, $46 · and costs; Joseph Krlstotlk, · Pomeroy,$375andcosts,DW1; Tom Fellure, Point Pleasant, $25 and costs, failure to appear and $63 and costs, drlvlng while under suspen· slon and$43 and costs, wrongwayon a one way street; James Smith, Hemlock Grove, $20 and costs, faUure til register vehicle; Carla McFarland, Mason, $63 and costs, Rose replaces Rapp Friday, .August 17 AReedsvUie man was cited by the GaUla-Mei&B post of the state highway patrol following a two-car areldent on Meigs Co. 20 Tuesday . 24 oz. .. .. 6 PK. CANS ••••••••••• i I \ FABRIC SOFTENER . BORDEN ELSIE 99 Vz Gal. Downy .........s:~~~. $} lce :Cream •lila•••• .. ,_ .• ELBERFELD$ WILL BE CLOSED •• THURSDAY, AUG. 16 FOLGER'.S · PAPER TOWELS FLAKED COFFEE . ~~it 3/$1 ' Limit Three Per Coupon • FOR THE ' · . PRISWBTINID 2 QT. INV. THRIFT KING Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Au1. 18. 39 oz. CAN 'KOOL-AID $469 . Limit One Per Co~n Good Only At Powell's Otter Explm Sat., Alii. 11, 1914 u~~ -- . Good Only At'POWIII'a Offer Explr• Sat., 1.. 1... • .._.,.,1 ....... . - COUNTY_FAIR =·t .__...;_...:.,. _ _..... r• - ~· · - · ·-·- - --- l -··- ·- -·C.-··- - ......... ·- ·- ... - • I ' . .. . ·- - -·-·· -··- --···-- .. -- ----· ··- -· 4 ' 1- ~- - -... . . _ ..._.. . .___.. ____._... --- .. ..,..-- ......,.,,.... ____ ....- i - ' ··- · -· -- --·-~ .......___.. . ~ ...--- * . ~ -.,.--·- .. ., l I IIMMBNI'AL - Jll:il;;a far the ..._. dwnplua lillUlllllllllbalweatloJiodaeYI'rlpp,Tii•M enl'lalnl, ' ....... opal on. )ll!'cll'l at 1M fair. ·AIIo pldured, ' Beef~TlunmyCalluway. � 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 15, 1984 henry humphreys lochary mcnickle