http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/92ed256541487a76186194003ec9183b.pdf 7f0c64fc906908ae99ffe67c33276a01 PDF Text Text ~ Page 14-The Deily Sen1inel I ' Thundey. Augult 18, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Area deaths Dale Cross Rose .lakes colninand Saturday, August 18 Hazel Icenhower 10:00 A.M.-Garden Tractor Pull-Tractor Pull Area 1: 00 P.M.-Pretty ·Baby Contest-Show Ring on Hill "1 : 00 P.M.-Chain Saw Contest 4:·00 P .M.-Quarter Horse Races 7:00 P.M.-Tractor Pull-Ce!!ter Field Dale Cross, 78, Silver Springs, died Friday at Ills home. A native of Gl'el!t Belld In Meigs County, Mr. Cross moved to the Stiver Springs area from Orlanoo, F1a., In' 1970. He was a retired welder. SUrviving are his wife, Hazel J . Cross; three sisters, Mrs. Edith Hallead, Reno; Mrs. Dorothy Davis, MiddlePort. and Mrs. Goldie ow. 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A SYracuse man wiD ~pend six · mont11s In the state Jlii!llltentlary for bl-eakiDg and entering ~ anolhermanlsawa!Ungsentenclng. Gary 'wa:vne Martin, 22. at Syracuse, previously of Charleston, pleaded guilty to . entering the Syracuse Fire HOUSI! 011 Aug. 3and stealing a televJ,slon. Martin. who Is stjll on probation In West VIrginia on s1m111ar charges, was sentenced to six months In a state Institution. Martin had taken the keys that were lett In the lklor of the building. said Meigs County Prosecuting AttomeyFrederlckW.erowm.He then waited several months after taking the keys before entering the structure.· Martin and • William Lester Foley toolc tbe television set to Rutland anti sold It, Crow The .brand that fits. LADIES' JEA'NS - Alia lf7en, ·~- ............. wllb - o!Marylla-'•prbew........nplduerWblli!dlii a.~' : .•• ,,, attllefalraadlt,lllt,......., Mdllf.)te af C1Map-"'ei W. 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He pleaded guiltY and was released on his recogn12ance own untll a pre-sentenCe oa slmlllar~ln~c(lld•ls • . Kalght will l*ocei!d witb" sentenclngoacetliecolidltlonsofber ~lion In the IDdlana convlclklll are laWn. . M!Der, who was also Involved In pa""'ng bad cbedcs· 1n Meigs County, was c:onvictl!d In JJ,!Ianla on bad check cllal'ges and Is . Incarcerated. said Yourlcil6kl. Crow A Racine man was found hanged ' sald he wW begin extradition In the Meigs County Jail Thursday (ll'OCI!I!dinli 10011. , aft.emoon according to sheriff's 'Ell Eberabach Jr. of Lorton, Va., deputies. · appeared on charges of felonious Phlllp Fisher, 52, Greeni\'(JOd assauh. Cemetery Road, Racine was f9Und Ebersbach Is accu.sed of the Aug. 5:17p.m. He was~ • ~. 19113 stabbing of .R. Michael at dead at Veterans Memortal Hospl- .7: RDberts,ownerottheCoveBar.The tal at 5:42p.m. · cllargoelsasemnddegreefeloi\Yand Aocordlng to tile report, fk1lutles c~ a maximum perlalty Of 15 lllld observed Fisher watdtlng . years In a state lnstltutlon. television about~ minutes before Ebersbadl was anestedWednes· tbeyfoondhlmhanglngwtthai!M'el · day at the Meigs County Falr. He . over an overhead bar. was originally Indicted m Feb. 1. He had been anested at 2: llp.m. Ebenbllchsaidhewasnotawareof Thunday on a bl!nch warrant tram thechlll'llllS· Met&s Cwnty Cwrt. The wamnt, He askBl for COIIIIIIeiandwas to be aiTalgned todaY on the cbarges. He lsCUITeDtlyernployedlnl.lJrton. Va. as a .carpenter. EberSbach's bond was set at $2,500. Kni81Jt said tile arraignment.was held soqulddy to allow Ebersbach tn refum to his ernptoyment. . . Paul Richard SteinmetZ Sr. of Rutland was returned to'court on a Racine man found hanged in .Meigs jail . Issued Aug. 10, was fortalllngto pay tines !M'ed the court. , Fisher was , questlpned by an arsoo Investigator, concerning a Wednesday fire at his residence, . accordlngtotheshef1ff'sreport.The ISald Meigs CountySberltf James J. Proffitt. No fonnal charges have fire destroYed the'lm9e. After being questioned about the been filed. An autopsy wW be performed by fire, Flsber was arrested for anon, the Franklin County Coroner's omce. IKe' report stated. ,• · Carleton ,School openmg set . · · Thursday, Aug. 23, will be the opening day this year for Carleton School,Supt.JohnS.Fosterreports. Meigs Industries Workshop wW continue In operation Monday tbr<xlgh Friday this year. Parents who haVe not canpleted enrollmmt should contact the school office at once. Students or adults' cannot be enrolled for the year unfU all requlremellts have been completed. 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' " I ~--(. i 1. ~H!IGI CAIO . '. .• . walk off jobs NEW LEXINGToN, Ohio (AP) - About 400 miners at Peal!OOY Coal's Sunnyhlll 'Mines herei walked off their jobs to t working conditions, a United e Workers union official said tod ~ - "We just don't have enough inl!n to run the mines and they just don't seem to want to talk to us about It,'·' said Tom Gibbon, recording secretary for UMW Locall.340. · Gibbon sakl the walkout, not authorized by the UWM, began . Thursday and that miners were to ' ~ meet at · nOOn today to decide whether they want to continue the strike. ' ' ttiere ~ w~ cCiunty lberlll's "1. OlevelleownedbyDavldJarvla,the clepartnat, the ' MariMta Pdlce dllpatcher-J.ner Wbo ~ Ray Ilepal1mlnt, the FBI &lid Wllllam· MyerS, 24 and MlchMI \V&yae , stow11 ~ Deparlmeilt are GNbbl, 33, overpowered 1n Jail . conlucllna the tnveltiPtlon. etiCiqll!lalt SundiY· . ' . Prlltt to their eecape, ~was The pollee dllef lllld !bey checked faclnl ~ munler trial In COIUIICIIIID ·the i'cmla al the motel, but found With the l!llldeatb al J81111!11 Terry notblnl· . "II UJe'Y did atay, they uaed faked Mc.O•elenG Gnlblllwuto&Dm· trial b' 10 counta all'orply. illll1el," Wblte aald. FINALLY - 'nle PwuiiiV) liiD'eet Depuanllil& II ... In fi:aaa af ModaL ......., 'llaii&Well Mala Ria i*' 'nle p41 ., w. wla1nd¥ ...., IKIIIc tilt pall I '• • . • . c~ He tepotied clesk clerks at the Days 1M Who workEd 'lbursday were being InterviEWed this mom·lng. Wblte would not , CXIII~Illll • · whether or not the men had been seen In the WllllamltOWII area. • "On tbat, we are wallllli for . 'lll!l'tlflcation," White said. We IIMW they had been In Marietta because blid chedllbe:ve been P' ed I . A spokesman for Peabody Coal Co., Whlchoperatesthemlne, had no linmedlate comment. : Glb!Jol! said most of Sunnyhill's 500 miners began the strike to protest the continued layoffs of 200 miners, furloughed when owners thought 1he mine would have to a . .40() miners Lawmen search Marietta area • • escaped prlslon!n r..,.n the Muon ~ty Jail after """'n'' a car there ·tbey n!pD11ed iO have 1101en parkBI -at a WllllamltOWil, W.Vi. motel parldnalot 'I1IurtdB,y ~· ' WWlamtown JICII!Ce Cblef David · ·~ . The school, workshop and office are located on John St In Syracuse. omce boors are 8: :n a.m. through 3: lJ p.m. Residents may call Investigation Is completed. AJ80 app9rlng before Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight was Mary Yourlm&ld areanton. . She pleaded guilty In Issuing lour · •bad checks, &fourth degieefelony. Yourkolkl,19, was found guilty Of writing bad checks toDar;~nfl~. paroleviJiatlon. · who thell deposited part o! the Ste1Dmetz Is chal'&l!d with caJ:IY· Checks while cashlngtheremaJnlri& . lnga llreannwhUeunderJX'(lbation. amounts, said Crow. lie Is on probation for felonloos · Yourko8ld was arrested Ill Nla· assault. · pra Falls, N.y. as she attempted to He aslu!d tor counsel and will be cnJIIS the border. She w:as returned arraigned at a later date. . AND . . 2 Sectlono, 12 Pagel ' 25. Centa .. A Multimedia Inc. Nowopeper Clulrnlier of ~rce 'l'ue&!laY·' . 'DAN'S enttne "Most of us woo have Uve!iln Meigs County all wr Uves la10W the question Is being downplayed, of building the acotiss hlgjlway construction In IOUtheast· · road and ~ the Roote 33 em Ohio Is shaping up as a major !our·lane to Athens, We la10W that Issue in the !Mth District race for the .these. lmProvenients woold bring Ohio House of Rep!'elll!lltatlves. . cteveqmmt to w.r area." Qn Wednelday. lncumbellt repreShe sald a cl)lzens' effort,lhrough sentatlve Jolynn Boster, ,D- ·peUtion dr'IW!, woold "capture the Galllpolls, released the trjiiiSCI'ipt of attePtlon of ststa 'legislators" and a letter written to Ohio Department tell' them " ... \he people of Mt;cB 'of Transportation Dtrector Warren Coonty ,- and fllll1WIIdlllg aJWitles, Smith Ul'llllli·that regional highway. are tired of being jJlt on bold.'' coostructliln be made, " ...a .tq) On Wednelld&y '.,;.. In a .letter.to prtority lh ...long range plans for Smith and other sta~ cabinet . development In the state." · officers - Rep, Boster said. ."any Meanwhile In Meigs . Coonty, deYelopnent plan which does not dlssatlsfactlon With the slow pro- .fully addless the transportatkm gres8 at the state level tor funding of probleml In IOUtheast Ohio woold an ~ road flml, the Ravens- eUmlnatethatenllrequa4ralltofthe woodl3rtdgeto0h1o71\lldU.S.33has state from etrectlve. revltallzatlcn, led to a cltllens' pel!tlon drtve much less growth." )leaded by Boster's op¢.nent 1J! the State cabinet otrlcers are curNovember election, Jenf4fer rentlydraftlngthelhlrdpllaseofthe · Gov. Celeste's ''Strateelc Plan for Sheets, a Pomeroy Republican. · "There Is an Ul'gliitt neEd for smne Ohio for the ~111!11 and Beyllld.',' sort of attention to be gtven In ~ . Boster told Smith, who chaln the matter;" Sheets told the POIJ)el'OY · (Continued on page 12) settings . .. , High-ways big issue . You'll /ilce the individualized attention you .receive when you get. the senior . po~trait m'ade af · THE PHOTO PLACE. ~ .- • . pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Friday, August 17, 1984 CapyolghtM 1884 Mrs. Clara E. Heruy Lochary, 84, died Tuesday night at Veterans Meniortal Hospital, following an extended Wness. Friends may call at the Ewing Furera1 Home 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Fl1day. The Daughters of the American Revolution will hold seiVIces at7:llp.m. Friday. The funeral will be held at 3 p.m . .Saturday In the Grace Episcopal Church, Jl;ast Main Street, Pomeroy, with the Rev. Lee Miller 'presiding. , at y Vol.34, No.88 Clara E. Lochary • ' Peabody was faced with closing · the mine when its main customer, Consumers Power of Jackson, Mich., threatened to stop buying Sunnyhlll coal because of Michigan environmental regulations. · Recently, however, Michigan authort11~ . approved a variance for Consumers Power that allows burning ot the relatively high-sulfur OQ!ocoal. «i.lbbon said long hciurs since the layoffs have contributed to, recent Injuries among miners, Including one In which a miner was crushed last week. Gibbon said the walkout was not an authot1zed strike. "Thlshastobeawlldcat. Wecan 'o m ed.flram ·a water leal' 111111 I'IJINIIr work. direct a work force," he said. "This '11le nplllr .. part ollbe routiDe mallltmuce of the Is not an authorized strike." lliee& depa~Vn~Dt. -•In& ' •, ... �Commentary· The Daily Sentinel • Page Polneroy--Middleport, Friday, AugU.t 17, 1984 ~lo SAN FR.A-NCJSCO (NEA) -The good news Is that deaths thrnugbout the world caused by hunger, starvation and malnutrition have declined by at least 10 percent during the past tlve years. The bad news Is that an estimated 13 million to 18 million hunger· related deaths stW occur every year. That's approxt,mately 35,1nl deaths per day or 24 per minute and 75 percent of the victims are ' DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ;I~ ~m~ ~.._-r.~d·o:=­ ~v .ROBERT L . WINGETT Publisher · PAT WHITEH.EAD BOBHOEFUCH ,Uslslanl Publlsher;Contro!ler General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated p...,., Inland Daily Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. .,u LIETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. The)' $hould be less than 300 words Jona. All letters are subJect to edtUn& and must be slped whll address Ud children I!Jider the age of live. ' The current level ot hiiJiiE'f· Induced deathS "Is still Intolerable" and "Is no cause fQI" celebration," says Or. RDy L. Prostennan, who compiled the statistics tor the Hll!l&'l!f project, a Sal) Franciscobased non-profit organization. But the continuing decline .,u:t the avallabWty ol new techniques to combat malnutrition (OU)d lead to "the end ol hunger as a basic ISsue ' tn all societies by the year :nxl," adds Prosterman, a University qt Washington faculty member. Indeed, the world's Infant mortalIty rate, the single best Indicator ot hunaer·l!idilced deaths, bai been falltng consistently alnce at least 19!!0. • That doesn't mean that allis well In the world. 1!1 recent years, many nations htve experienced food riots, proto~ drought, liltolera· FO!Zr~9N-m£61lN­ 11.1'1'111:: r·c. aame. telephone number. No U11slgned letten wUI be publllhed. Letters should b~t In &ood tute, addressing IsSues; not personalities. · The image of ·a high tech ·innov....... "& Say "entrepreneur" and many peopiewW thtnkof a tlnkerertna barn or garage tn the manner of Thomas A. Edison, the Wrtght Brothers, Cyrus McCormick, or William Hewlett and David Packard. All worked Intensely toward their goats and met them In, respectively. : electrical products, airplanes, farm equipment, and electronic devices. And all began companies that cajljtallzed on their Inventions. More recently, the Image Is that of the high-tech Innovator working on an ' electronic product that he believes Is destined to he an Integral pai1 of the j world of tomorrow. But these stereotypeS do not manage to encompass the varied affairs and · · pursuits of entrepreneurs, lhose people who risk money and time to Innovate and rethink and Invent and apply and produce new or better products and services. · -Peter Drucker, the management authority, points out, for.example, that hJany results of today's entrepreurshlp Involve Ideas, products and . ·systems far removed from the glamorous world of high tectmology. ' TheY Involve Instead the prosaic eyeryday world. Chains of barber shops, for · example, that use the latest professional management techniques. A new style of Ice cream. Or perhaps a~ financial services product. · Bui even more highly dlsgv.tsed today are the er.trEpreneurtal efforts , that go on In major companies. At. IBM, for.example, w!Jere ffiM Fellows are allowed toJ)Ul'Sile their Ideas to lnftntty. Or at Bell 1-l!boratortes, where Nobel Prizewinners work. At .General Electric, which helps employees found new companies. And at General Motors. ''We're entering a new lndustrtai revolution,'' saysGMChalrmanR.oger Smith. It wW, he maintains, be an age when many of"tbe tough techntcal problems wW he solved and .opportunities created to~ those who are I ··oh, that? The Fed's Paul Volcker has the hiccups." ble tnnatlon. massive unemptoy. ment and a bost 11 other dltflcultles. "The world eeonomy Is now In Its deepest and most slistalned recel· slon since the Great Depression of the 1930s," says a recent ' United Nations report --:- but ~ U.N. statistiCs upon which the H)lllger ProjeCt's report reUes suggest that economic problems have not reversed the downward trend In Infant Jllortanty and deatlis caused by hunJll!t. · .. , . The Infant moi1allty rate mea· sures tJie number of c!eaths amoJI8 bpbles tess than O!le year old Jl!!l' . 1;1nl II~ births. A"country with ·a · rate bf i!O or less Is assumed to be tulfllUng the soctB.t and economic need.l of Its people. , :J'he worlt1'1 current Infant mor·taUI)I rate Is slightly l~ss than 81, down mart(ed)y from 142 In the early 195Qol., In three desperately poor nations - a&l!gladesh, Sierra Leone and Upper Volta - It still remall)s .a t aD to ~At· the other end ()f the scale Is SWeden with an Infant mortaUty ' rate of 6.7, followed by three other countrtes - Finland, Iceland and Japan- with rates of 7.4. The.rate tn this country Is a relatively low 12.1, but It Is even lower 1n·16 other nations. · Approxlately 60 percent · of aD tntant deatlis .are belleved to be caused by nutritlo'ilal deficiencies, a broad oategory which Includes not only starvation but also abOut live million deaths annually due to dehydration and an equal number ca1J5ed by the six prlnclpahllseases tor which lmmun12atlon exls"ts but Is not always a~stered .• Ruling party .losing grip WASHINGTON- In a top-secret Paso. , vote-rigging, PRI didn't lose any report, the CIA has concluded that In the two northern states, where · major contests after that, the CIA the near-monopoly party that has PAN Is strongest, It was able to- reponed, due to "massive ballot dominated Mexico for more than force rela!lvely clean ejections by ~tuff!ng." · half a tenturY - ·the Institutional. monitoring every polling j)lace. Some of the most Qagrant Revolutionary Party - Is running Whenever obvious manipulation excesses occurred In PRl's etfi>I1s soared. The CIA Is concerned that was spotted, PAN's poll watchers to prevent opposition victories. In the situation could eventually lead used citizens-band radios to caD tn Acapulco and tile 'stalEs of Sinaloa , ~repared. Therefore, he promises, at his e<mpany there Will be more to revolution from either the rtght 'the cavalry - demonstrators with and Puebla. According to Mexican . or the left, . . bullhorns and lawyers well versed , sources, teachers at gove~t"clean•sheet -of-paper" projects, ·· 'I'he report,· tltled "Prospects for In electoral procedures. UDder run schools In Sinaloa were obA clean-sheet-of-paper project Is one In Which you begin with almost no preconce\ltlons. You advance from square one, and everything along the . Instabtllty In Mexico," was spe- these circumstances, as one Mexl- served fllllilg out · hundreds of way -::- every Item that~ Into a.product -Is re-examined. There are no claDy prepared for President Rea- can columnist observed, "It was not ballots the day before election. Voters who were 11rst tn ·Une the · ·gan before he met with Mexican practic"' for any PRI repi-esmta"givens." "Multiple revolutions In electroniCS, conununications, manufacturing President Miguel la Madrid last tlve to try the decrepit set of trickS next day found the ballot boxes alreadysotulltheycouldn'tcramtn technology and the way people and companiEs work together are May. My associate Dane Van Alta of the party's Golden Age." has · reviewed the repon's self. It may alsO explain wey PRI at their )lallots. At . several polling . transforming evei:ythtng we thought WJ1S il glveQ,'' Smith said at a semtnar described "key ·ju"~nts." this week. ' . ,..... ~ first let the election results stand, places, angry voters broke open the The CIA dealt at length with the · somethlng It had never dime before · ballot boxes and hundreds of PRJ· Already, on clean-page project, Saturn, has Inspired breakthroughs by lirlitgtng key development disciplines together and Imposing m limits on · muniCipal elections ot July ll!83. when It had · lost: TradltlonaBy, · · votes came tumbling out. either the number or scope or new Ideas that could be explored, he said. The ruling PRJ was jolted by the opposition ·· victories at the polls . · In one contest PRI thought' lt might lese, pai1y bully boys simply· , From the earliest to the lal:l!st, whether they .operate alone or In larger o:istf:!lllshlng ' success of the opposl- were lost tn the government,run vote-counting rooms - a practice arrested the opposition candidate, enterprises, and regardless of whether they deal In products or In services, tlon National Action Party. Though -PAN won Only live of 61 derisively referred to as PRI's the popular PAN :mayor ot Cludlld entrepreneurs have at least one thing In conunon: contested legislative seats and ntne "electoral alchemy." Obregon, and brought trumped-up ·They deal with change, and mote olten than not they br111g It about. ~ of 100 , municipal posts In ttve But the CIA noted that It didn't charges such as "non-tul1lllment of Mexican states, It was PRI's worst take tong for PRI toreverseltsllttle otflclal dulles." In a rare display of showing in Its 54-year history. PAN . experiment In true democracy. At judicial et!lclency, he was brought candidates were elected mayors of least two of the eleetlons were to trial and convicted wlthtn a two state capitals - Chihuahua and declared null and void, and PRI month. But the public outcry was so · WASIITNGTON (AP) -In a perfect world, elections wruld be decided Durango - and or Cludad Juare2, engaged In a new round of great that the mayor has not yet on the Issues. But misstatements by the candldal:l!s can get In the way, the border toWn across from El especially when they relnforoe negative Impressions already held by the wters. Thai's why Ronald Reagan probably wished he hadn'tmadea joke Into a microphone about bombing the Soviet Union before his weekly radio broadcast last Saturday. He has worked hard to avoid a "trigger-happy" It's UNESCO time again. watchdog agency, says the admin- that the withdrawal threat has had . Image, and the remark doesn't do him any good, You may recall that dissatisfacIstration Is pursuing a well- an effect on UNESCO, spurring "My fellow Americans," he said, "I am pleased to8JlllOUIICI' I just Signed tion with the Parts-based organtza. managed, Ideological motivated moves toward relorm. leglslatlon which outlaws Russ~ forever. We wtll begin the bombing In five lion - the United Nations Educa- campaign of misinformation that Is In a statement tsaued In response minutes." • Democratic presidential candidate Walter F. Mondale said he realized tional, Scientific and Cultural pai1 of a larger chaDenge to the to the cominlsslon attack, the State the remark was Intended as a joke, but added, "I don't think It was very OrganlzatiQn- reached a peak last United Natons .system Itself. Department notes Improvement December when the Reagan adfunny." For example, Congress has been but remains dubious of "substantial Former. President Gerald Ford can sympathize with Reagan, So can ministration served notice that the told that policy decisions on UN- and lasting relotin." Whether United StalEs would pull out 'at the ESCO have been made In consulta- changes will he suftlclent to Justify Henry Kissinger~ Ford's secretary of state. , . end 11 this year It UNESCO did not tion with Interested agencies within reconsideration of withdrawal at Eight years ago, running for a full term In the WhiteHouse, Ford tripped clean up Its act. and outside the government. over j'oland, declaring durtnga debatewlthJinunyCarter tliatthere "was the end of this year "remains to be UNESCO pretty much dropped The facta, according to Sussman, t1o Soviet domiJ)atlon of Eastern Europe and there never-Will be Under a seen;" Jt says.. out of the news after that. are that ol20 private organizations, Ford admlnlstratlon." . That's where Slate. and the It's back now. The executive 83 State Department mlaslons : Ford already was saddled with a reputation for bumbling. He had bumped his head on helicopter doorways and tripped coming down the , committee of the National Commis- abroad and 13 government agension tor UNESCO has gone public cies queried on the fNeBtlon, mt one ~lairs from Air Force One on a European visit. So his slip-up on Poland with an attack on the administra- SUpported withdraWal. may hawe contributed to Carter's namJW vlctOiy that November. tion's aDeged manipulation of facts For ~II his dlplomat,lc experience and cautious nature, Klaslnger fowtd What would thi! United States lose and public· opinion oti the withdra- with withdrawal? A great deal, himself In an embarrassing situation during an 6tflclal visit tp"Canada In wal qllestlon. says SuaamBII, spect11cally contacts 1Jl75. Like Reagan, he didn't realize the microphone was on.·The commission, currently om- with sclentltlc and academic eli· • i{tsslnger was the guest of honor at a dinner In Ottawa glyen for him by Man MacEaciJen, the extergaJ aftatrs minister, A microphone was on the posed • of '17 representatives ot perts In many llelda 8nd 'aettln&'the table, to carry the speech he and MacEachen were to make afterward to · tarsety prtvate organtzatl~. wu · l'1!lults ot uNEsco ~h. The established by' Congress In 1!N6 aa Navy, tor lnlltani.-e, llillks vast 111e reponers tn another room. . • an · advisory ·body to the State ol UNESCO data on"JI!e - ape! Unfortunately tor I<isstnger, the microphone tiad been. switched on. ~~on UNESCO affaln. As a result, he was overheard describing Rlchiu-d Nixon, his fonner wtndl. The group's spokespeojlle say UNESCO, says 81111111811, Is a bosS, as art "anltlc1al" and "unpleasant" man. While .he.was "one of our 6efter presidents," Kissinger said, he was an "odd man ... He was so they are In, essential 611 eenient. complex forum, more 10 than the oervous. It W\\5 such an effort for him to be on tek!vtston. He was very with tlleadmtnlstration'acrttlclmil parent U.N. bodies In New York. , of UNE~s politicized Jli'Oii'BIN, The Soviets llnow hCiw to use It to neJVous." · , ' ,Havtng resigned a year earlier In the Watergate scandal, Nixon was admtnlstratlve sliortcomJnp IUid their ildvant.age. Even 10, theyhavefalletl10tarlo being roundly crttlclzed. But the remarkS of Kissinger, whO had worked budgetary extravapnce. Refclnn Is clearly In order. • . • with him closely, must have carried a special sting. acbleve 111011t o1 t~ objectives The~·· position II that - lt's not clear yet how much Mondale wW make out of Reagan's joking· because the Unital Stalel and Itt the proplllled medicine - wlthdra· aJllet have been able to 1!lock i:emarkS. But he has suggested Reagan doesn't understand· that "a l)resklent has to be very, very careful with his words so that they, an of wal - II t.oo ciruUc tor what alii propout, tn1m1ca1 to We~tein UNESCO and would bave damaa· lllterelta, IUCb aa retttlctloaa 011 . them, communicate what we wiutt to conununlcate." As the campaign proceeds, Mondale wW be looking fl)r Wustratlons, and tng Bide effects for thiiCOUJJI1'y. Tile tralllllatloaal town= operatklll Reagan wtll have to he caretul- an joking aside. , · · • United States wOuld . be !Jetter . and Umltatlon of the tree !low ol advlaed - and baa been by alllel Information. It II queallonecl wlletlil!r th8t could continue to he the eaae WithOut the U.S. preunce. leadersblp In WOI'klne tor refonn "What .. mnemliered tn the : Today Is Friilay, Aug. 17, the:mthdayofl984. There are 136days teti In from within. .West," IA)'I ~ "are the . the year. , But the administration perslltJ In ·moat Ollti•IJCIIIIli'IIOiutlonl811d the Today's highlight In history: prefertln& otherwise. Leonard . debates. Wbat II IIIII nimembered Is , On Aug. 17, ~. Robert Fulton's "North River Steam Boat" began Sussbuu), an elii!CUtiVe committee the outcome." Chugging Its way up New York's Hudson River on a 32-llour twnd trip to · member and~ of !\eedun• One l!tllll that the COIIillllalon ., ~bany that would tnclude a rtopover In the town of Ciennont. House, a New York-liMed rights ind the admlnlltradon qree on Is ae In a perfect .world -~... · Is not .un.known In respo111e to PRI election-rigging. ·Las~ ~o"t\el', when PRI stole an eJection !rom the Socialist Workers Pm;ty In, Namlqulpa, · Chihuahua, !;()me ,2.~ Irate citizens storlned the mayor's otrlce. Prol:l!ster was ~ed. a WO(Jlan had her arm torn ott by an explosive b!lllet and at least -150 demonstrators were 1J41aten by pollee. . ·· . ·In the Jllly' 1983 elections,. PRI leaders charged that PAN candidates had ·been elected through fraud, then romplalned that they shouldn't be alloWed to hold office becaiiSil tlii!y tacked expertence. PRJ alsO charged that PAN had won only beCause of financial support frOm the U.S. Democratic National Commltlee and the FBi. Finally, PRI simply declared several of the elections null and wold, fe11Cheduled them for last April 1, and won through Its traditional c~i:y. · Popuiar outta~ led to a rtot llfSt May2lnChlhuahuaclty,lnwhlchat , least two persons were killed and many lnjui'ed. . ' .- one ' more."· ..,.. . ..... --- ., (, I, ' .. " .m .fBI .tll .fM .dl ·'II • .,..-oonterence .,_n. Latest managerial change.increases. Cln~y ticket ~ales · CNc,.o ' (Rui!Mft 3-7) ., Cft1Mid JU), (R) Atlanta ~ ~ U..f) at s.. Louis tAnd\.1· ·~ 8¥.! u jar 8-12) at ~ (ftl -·- C'hlc:lio -- - ........... ~-lbdtonat~ OdclleO at Ctrdlln.ti Mohtreal ., s.n Daeeo P'hiladflph(a at Loa ~ A¥ft • I II~~~~~ seenk> at Dl!tr'cllt. cnl -·- oatlind at Ne'W' Ya-k. (ril Klnlas City II 'Jloxal, tn) Snlttlt ., llett'Oit MUwaukll!e It ~­ Oiklaftd at New York MinnNIII at Bolton 'J'armfo at CNriiO Calib'nla 11 BaltlmJre' · Klnlal City al , . _, (a) "-'-..-.m: JIAftiJIWIION W L I'd. 08 .!I83IO 5I JM Ill .. !19 ... • !19 II .• 1011 7DII .' Rose, iljcknamed "Charlle .Hustle" beCaiiSil of his PlaYing style, promised that lie wW be an aggressive manager, using a lot or hlt·and·run plays and base-stealing. Rose was captain at tile "Big Red Machine" teams of the l.971B. He then played live years wlthPhlladelpl)la and helped the PhWieswtn two pennants. He was signed . by Montreal in January asatreeagent and was playing with the Expos when he was hired by the Reds this week. Rose said he planned no ~ dlate changes !Ji his coaching start. He said he would lean heavily on Coach GeOrge Scl\erger. · . '· Anderson relied lln 'Schergs' a lot when he was here, and I thtnk he'll he cantng the shots. the days I'm playil)g,'' Rose said.: Anderson, now manager of the· Detroit Tigers, Is a former Reds manager. "SParlcy Rose said lie Is very familiar with Clncl!lru!tl's players, thankS 16 Montreal Coach Russ Nixon, who managed the Reds unttl he ·was. lines." Rose said he and Reds President dumped In October 1983 aiKI ·Bob Howsam want to revive the repl~ with Rapp. Rose disclosed that negotiations slumping telim, which has finished , began with the Reds two days before last the past two seasons In the the Expos acquired Cincinnati first National League West. . , baseman Dan Driessen, wllo took "Mr. Howsam and I want to make Rase's startlhg Job. ~tun Bg!l!n. We want to start Minor league second baseman wtnntng again. 'lbatgot lost here tn Tom Lawless was sent to Montreat the last few years and I don't tomakeroomforRoseonthe~. understand It," Rose said. McDonald will start Saturday ., Brennan wW _field ·punts, while EarnestBynerandBruceDavlswW . Paul McDonald wW .start at handle kickoffs. "We know Dlno Hall can do It.."· quarterback against the Kansas City Chiefs In the teams' exl!lbltlon Rutigliano said. "Weneedlntlndout It someone can do It better." game Saturday at Kansas City. AI Gross wW open again at strong McDonald wW play the llrst halt safety Saturday, whlle Clinton and the first series of the third . ~- Terr)' Nugent and Tom ' Burrell continues to nurse a pulled Flick probably wtll tlnlsh out, hamstring ' muscle. Also sidelined are .cornerback Larry Braziel Rutigliano said. (hamstring) and defensive end Three rookies wW handle all kick Elvis Franks (Infected jaw). returns against the Chiefs. Iirtan KIRTLAND, Ohio (AP) Browns' Coach Sam Rutlgllanosald r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. If any high schools would be Interested In joining the 'IVC, they are asked to call the league's president, Tom Baker, at Wellston High School (384)2162). Baker Is the _ . principal at Wellston. Other members of the conference are Belpre. Federal-Hocking, MWer, Meigs, Alexander, VInton County, Trimble, NelsOnville-York, and Wellston. ' r-----------------------------------------~ _._ . . MlMeeoll II eo.ton Conference has during a meeting of the schools' principals Tuesday. warren Local will join the SEOAL In the 1986-81 school year, leaytng the TVC with nine remainIng ,teams. Manetta will enter the SEOAL In the 1985-86 school year. . (ft) AU..U at !1.. Lwb NN York at Sut Francbco, Tri-Vall~y . decided to atternpt to remain a 1o-team league after the absence of Warren Local following the 1985-86 school year. That decision carne Ptlllalptda It Loa A~ (ftl (H~t Callfoma at Balttmore ' ~nl OliCI80 It CWtnnMt. land (ft) . Rose becomes the first play(ng manager tn the major leagues since Don Kessinger with the a.lcago. White Sax In 1979 and the first tn: Cincinnati since Bucky Walters ·llr 1948. . . ~ The at 9. Lo.&b Nl'W York It SUI F'riN:laco fblMat It PltiiiM'III. (R) Atlanll ,.,...,..a ... teoc..nower (Blyii!Ya'IJUJ, (II) MlnnePa (VIola 13-tDI at DoltM (Hlll'lt U-6), tn) Se.ttle (Mocft S.UJ II Detroit IWIOOX 12·71, ~nl Oakland ~ ~ 7-91 at New Ycrk (F'ootfnOt &6), In I California !Sli.IOrl. f.~J at BaltirnOr'e (McGf'fiCI' 13-lll. In! ; Kan1U City !NOles 1-11 11 1'UII (Sa· slumping team that has a record of 51-'10. . "The attitude here has been a little lackadalstcal," said second baseman Ron Oester. "If anybody can . tire us up It wtlll;ie Pete Rose." · "I ·expect two things," Rose said. ''They have to be on time. That's for practice, buses or planes. And second, I want them to play as hard as they can betweeri the white long?" TVC to remain .10 team league (n) ella! (ICNia:Jw IGIJ . K1n1a11 City 6, Texas 3 Only li[amR IIC'heduJed Mllwaula!l! ~11), Montral (Regen ~12J at :;an DieRu ('l1aum:ftl 1&5), (nJ ~a cCartton ll-5) at ~ Arlgeltt. (Honeycut !4-71: (n) • NN Ytrl&: (~ l0o8) at' s.tl Fran· """""' 8. Bol.,..,... 1 se.nlt 5, fl!fW York f I 18~ them. Shortstop bave Concepcion, who play81 with Rose at Cincinnati tintll Rose lett ai a tree agent, said Rose wtll rflake a difference for the "Well, If It is, It was a damn goQd orte.''Rmereplled. "Butthere'satot more llivolved In this than that, and: lflt was Just a publlctty stunt; why' WoUld Mr. Howsam have walled so (SIJ(o JJrtrat 8. CallfonP 7, U lnM\p Cleveland 6. Toronto 5 Bolton 7. MlmNOtl 5 Mllwaukefo ,• '* . &'-UL KANSAS crrY ~YA111 Sp d &adey Dan, - . ,.,_ , _ ,_,._ · CMfletder. 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T . 0 day ID IStory "'"' 'ni'Onto (Qancy 9-121 at '' NEW REil8 MANAGER- Peie 1be, left, walb wllltCiadnnall Redl' 1¥ B,ob ...,..._prior to a -*Cindnnatl's BhemOII 8tadl1n Tbunday at wblch &ee was nained play~ of file Redo. (API ·n rphli'o). - Ookland CINCINNA!fl (AP - Pete Rase says he still can hlt;run and field the same as 10 years ago. "But I can't do It every day," the 43-year-old Cincinnati native quipped Thursday. "I guess I'm washedup." · Rose wlll remain active .as a player-manager although his time on the field wW be limited and mostly as a pinch-hitter with the Cincinnati Reds, theteamheslarted with In 1983. "I am convinced I can still hit," Rose told a news conference, but he said his assault on Ty Cobb's all-time hit record of 4,m hits- he needs 129 more - wW he of secondary Importance. "But then agalnl'ddlsappolntatototpeoplelfi didn't give It a good shot. Rose said Nick Esastcy Will . remain the Reds' starting first baseman but . that he wW spell Esastcy occasionally. "I probably kn<M' tmre about basel!a-11 than any other manager," he said, adding that he wW )lave a different relationship with the players llecause ·he wW be one of thentnthllr!letnlO&eaiOIISthat~ has hit ~or l1lClre home runs. Roy8118, Rlllpna Don Slauglit belted hll first career grand slam and' I.,ynn Jones had three hits for vlalttng Kanaaa City. ~· Mike Maaonhadpttched17 consecutive scoreless l.nnlngs before steve Balboni lilt his 19th home run to lead ott the tlfth, lying the score1-l.JonesaddedanRBlstngte later In the Inning, and Slauglit's slam, his third home run of the season, made It 6-11n the sixth. Charlie ~brandt, 7-5, went six tnnlngs for the victory 8!ld Dan Quisenberry pitched the final two Innings' tor save No. 32. Marlnen ~. Yri= 4 Seattle managed Just tour hits ott Phil Nleklo. But two of them were solo home runs by Ken Phelps, and . another a bases-loaded triple by Larry Mllboume. It was enough to pin the loss on Nlekro,now14-7. Phelps homered In the sixth and ninth Innings, giving lilm 21 littne runs In just 201 at-bats this sea5on. Mllboume Uned Ills triple over . shaDow-playing (ellter . flelc!er Omar Moreno tn the second. Sakme BaroJas, making only )lis seventhmaJor-leaguestart,gaveup one hit over the llrst seven Innings. Heleftlntheelghth.'atterylelding tllnil! more hits as host New York scored three times ott tour Seattle · ......._.0_ bei'MRfn (6-91. • .. TheRedSaxhadbeenslwtouton twoslnglesbyMikeSmlthaonbefore Dwight Evans singled In the sixth and Rice followeil with a home run. Rice then.· calJile.CI a tlve-run seventh lnnlna With bl8 second homer1 his 21st of the season.'Ibis Is Scoreboard ... To go or not to go ______~D-on_G___ra..:.::.iff '1 dettctt. CINCINNATI (AP)- Wilen Pete · "It didn't take any gentous to pick Rose was Introduced as~ Ctncln· who was the team of the 70s," Rose nat! Reds' new player-manager, It said. "We were Uie team of the 70s. No question about lt. There wasn't was alnlOIIt Uke old times. He stood at a press conference even a close second." 1lp:n8,Aapls7 'ThursdaylnCtnctnnatl'sRivertront Roseplayec116yearsinCinctnnatl and broke team records In nearly Barbaro Garbey' s pinch-double Stadhun wearing a famlllar Reds wlthoneoutlnthebotlom11the12th cap, a bright red Jacket and an every offensive category before moving on to the Phlladelphl a Inning drove In a tired Howard ear-to-ear P,ete Rose grin. Johnson from first base to wtn It for After six years, Pete was back Phllites In 1978. He has spmt this Detroit. hurlers. horne. And so was the ktnd of crowd · season In Canada as a Montreal Edwin Nunez' gave up another hedraws,althoughthlstlmeltwasa Expo. CheiLemonopenedtheT!ger12th FQr at least one reason, Rose Is with a single and Johnson then hit Yankee run In the ninth before crowd of reporters and photoInto a forceout. getttng his second save. grapllers - more than aD from glad to be back playing In the United StalEs. Garbey foUowed with a double A's8,0rlole!Jl throughoulthecountry. · But he made It clear there are deep Into the Jert-fleld comer and . 'The hcrnetown Orioles were bnethlngnewwasthesllgbttlnge man: •reasons he's glad to be back In Johnson ch"""""' around the bases booed at Memorial Stadium as · of gray tn Rose's Infamous bowl· Cincinnati. and beat the~ hOme. , Oaldand sent the det~ World shaped~!. '· "I never wanted to leave," said Johnson was playing on just two Champions to llielr l2ths 15 hits as "How come every time l do this, hours' steep, havlngbeenupwlthhls- the A's C!XIIpleted a three-game everybody lakes pictures," Rose Rose, who was born and raised In wife for the birth of their first chlld sweep and won theiJ: first:regularasked, .llttlng his cap. "Are you thlsOhlo-Riverctty. Hesaldttwas a season series In Baltimore· since trytngtoseelftheGreclanFonnula natural kid's dream to want to play sliortlyafter 4 a.m. 197 Reliever WUlle Hernandez, 7-2, ~ Boehle's two-run double ls~~phers explained fortheRedsandmanagelhemsane day. . got the victory by retiring all n sparkedatlve-runthlrdlnn!ngWhlie theywantedtogetplcturesotRose He said he would not have when the brim of his hat was not accepted a stmiJar player-manager· batters he faced, six on strikeouts. QaJdand chased Sl.<l:m Davis, 12-6, John Curtis, o-1, pitched the 12th f9r whoSe earned run average jumped shadowing his face _ the face that· · job ahywllere but Cincinnati - a California. . . from an American r -~leading . gracedsomanynewspapersand'IV city he .said Is "still the baseball BedSox7,~5 ........ ~ capital c1 the world." J.970oi, when Roseand led Rose wW try to trlng his ;..~J~lm:RI~ce;!~~a~pa~li~of~two-::;~run!.,~2:.45::to~2.:ffl~-_ _ _...;..~-.:... , screens the RedsIntothetour world Series two world championships. ''Charlie-Hustle" tonn of motivaRose's. mere PI esence has tion back to the Reds, who are just brwght an InCrease In ticket sales. ShY of the ~tIn the National When ticket booths closed Thurs- League West. day. 8,(111 tickets had already been. The Reds have not drawn a lot of sold for Rose'sdebutFrlday. That's.. Cincinnatians to the stadium lately. , St. Louis • • •• 10% nearly double usual sales, Reds But that wW change, said Rose, Majors ,.,_ " .. ,01 beCause Cincinnati wW be what his ~bile relations officials said. . , San Dleao 71 1!1 .!112 • . Wlllpeoptesee thls,as just another team ts .playtng tor. AMDUrAN LEAGUE Atlanta . 62 :Ill .512 9 ~ E.4llr DIVJIION publicity move by a losing team? Tihe ' new player-manager u. A¥'les I) 6] .C91 11~ W L Pd. 011 t~oustca eo 62 .492 1.2 pointed to-the white lettering on the 19 . 43 .&18 Ile!rolt ''Well," Rase said. "If they do, Its C'ttdnnlld 51 10 .en 2011 68 5:1: .:;67 10 T<ronto of his . jacket. 'This says front San """"'" 12 .385 .. ~ a pretty damn good one, ain't It? 63 ' 57 .sz5 15 Boston Cincinnati here. It !klesn:t say S1 .: :1 .517 16 Bal..,.,.. ~·o­ Rose, who at 43 years of age has 62 !II .517 16 New York Pl"*-'ah S. ~Adlllla 2 · San """" 3 been picked to replace tired Rose," he said. ''Those guys are S2 .. .dl 26\1 MonttNI n. s.n Frand3to 3 5l '10 .G6 27 manager Vern Rapp, recalled the playing for Cincinnati. They're not ~ """""""' -IIIVIIION 70s glory days Thursday and vowed playing for Rose." 02 m .ll!lJlrAaafGII Cft.Yan 10.'7) at Plttal:alrlh · 61 !19 -'01 1\1 CaUiamla to brlngtlieJll back agatn. (McWilliams 7-91, (IU Kanau Ctt;y VIolence . . 'commission pan 'company again. 'The latter thinkS It's time to retract · the withdrawal or at the very least to extend the notlee period beyond Dec. 31. 11 'alsO thinks the pubUc needs more, and mote accurate, Information on the Issue. So tar, says Sussman, It hal been kept; In the dark with a one-sided, IncOmplete account. I"Amertcans deserve ·to know h!!lping Boston overccme . a ~ It's stillAugu.stand there ate stW many iiiJTleS lett for the pe!UUIIIt· chaslngTorontoBiueJays. , They're hoping not too many resemble'Thul'Bdaynlght'adebacle. With the game seemiJ!gly under control, the Blue Jays watched the lowly Cleveland Indians strike for four runs In the bottom oftbe ninth Inning, the last two on · Andre Thornton's two--out double, and a6-5 victory. It was theBiueJayi'lhlrdstralght loss .to the Indiana and, coupled with Detroit's 8-7trlumphoverCalltornla In 12 Innings, dropped them 10 games behind the Tigers In the _ Arnertcan League East. .Just two days earlier, the Blue Jays had swept a double-lieader from Cleveland to pull Wlthtn 7~ games of the lead, tbi1 closest they'd been In a month. TorontostarterDaveStleb, wltha 12-4 record, held the Indians to two runs In the first eight Innings before reliever Dennis L8mp t.clok over to stan the ntnth. Lamp struck out Mike Hargrove for the second out, but Thornton lined a 1-2 pitch to right-center"for the game-wjnnlng double. The winner turned out to be relleverTomWaddell,3-4,whowent ·, ~ l -31nntngs, giving up one rwi on three hits. In other AL games, Oaldand trounced Baltimore 8-1, Seattle tipped · New York M, Boston clubbed Minnesota 7-5 and Kansas City slammed Texas 6-3. start servtng his three-year sentence. Rose's Reds . will perform aggressively l¥lmers at trlendly Fenway Park, ByBENWAIXER, AP Spans Wrler Jack Anderson · had to The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Ninth - ~ing r~ly provides 6-5 ~in Friday, Auglllt 17, 1984 Reality of hunge~-----~---...;....__R_o_be_rt..;_'~~a_lte_rs Ill Co11rt Street Pomeroy, Ohio ' 2-The Dally Sa Uillill NOW ONLY $} QlO ·@nation @mpany MILLING DIVISION · 20 LB. BAG ' MODERN SUPPLY 311 I ..... St. 992-21&4 ' Piltti'IIJ, Tilt Start lltll "All Kindt of Stuff" for Pets - Stlbles ' Ll~~t - S1u11 Atltllla - Ll'llls & &lrdens 'I OH. SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS 180 Mulberry Ave. PH. 992·2115 I • Pomeroy, OH. �. ' Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Friday, August 17, 1984 Pomeroy-M~Ieport. Ohio The Daily Sentinel-Page 6 Pomeray-Middleport, Ohio l'rtdey, August 17, 1984 . - ~pence~ dominate racing card at Meigs County Faii- .. ' ') ' J:~ -· . NECK 'N NECK - Driving srott, owned by Mn." neck and neck with M. M. Buck, driven by Steve Sidney Spencer, fonner Pomeroy resident and widow Moore, Washln&ton C.H.,In 111e Mh 1"ICie atlbeMelp of Sldiley Spencer, fonner Pomeroy mayor and a Fair 'lbunday. Driver Spencer llnlshed flni. llor8e trainer and driver, Don Sl!etlcer, Vlnootit, nma · Roger Spencer, Pomeroy har· ness horse trainer, and his nephew, Don Spencer, Vincent, had another good day at the second clay of Meigs County Fatr racing Thursday. Scott, owned by Mrs. Sidney Spencer, Vincent, fonnerly of .Pomeroy~ was driven to.llrst place hOnors by Don Spencer In the lltth r;~ce for two-year old trotters eVen thougb· ScOtt rah · only In lltth position out of a field of six In the first· race for those tfotters, · Canna Kldd, owned by Ray Newhart of Marietta, was tint In the first race with M. M. Buck, owned by Steve Moore of Wublng· ton C.H., taking secolid. M. M. Buck · was also second In the lltth. The second and sixth races also for two-year · oid trotters saw Robertson, owned by Roger Spencer and driven by Don, take a strong tint In the second rece but droptQsecond, beatol!tbyHombre, owned by Donna Anderson and Bryan Weaver, ClrcJevllle, In the sixth. Hu~ley linebacker. . ' TROPHY - Rol1ertson, owned by Roger Spencer, Pomeroy, and driven by his nephew, Don SpenCer, VIncent, was awarded a trophy blanket at the Ml!lp Fair Thursday for having the faatest track Ume among the two-year old trolters of the racing program. Roger Spencer, left, . also owns Mr. Browntown which was afforded comparable hooors at the WednelldaY racing program after being driven by Don Spencer. On the rlgblls Kenneth McCullougb, repreeenllng .Swlshei'Loh!ie Dnlp which pl'ovlded Earlier In the week the Bengals said they were withdrawing their contract offer because Hunley had mlssed summer training camp while holding out for a better contract. The team also saki rights to their first-round draft chOice would not be dealt to another National Foot6all League team. Ute opening clay Olympic winning resultsJn all ftve llnals held. The two Western Olympic medalIsts competing on the first day were both soundly beaten by the Eastern bloc stars. · · With the results achieved, the East E:urqleans woo boycotted the Los Angeles Games all would have won gold medals at the Olympics In their respective events. '" pacers with Wolf Creek Charlie, belonalni to R. L . Morgan, Wat.Eirford, taking . Oh My _My. owned by James Duckworth, Groveport, led the way to win both the fourth and e!lhth races which was for two year filly trotters •.Oh My My won the trophy blanket given by Simmons Motors. -Second In both races was Dora· cindy, owned by David and Doris Nolan of Rio Grande. second: ...... ... .. ... .......... .. Success Ballet, owned by Mario and CarmaineCelll of Mount Gllead was first In the•seventh and second ·Howard Slusher, Hunley's agent, noted thatSanFranclacobadslgned lJnebacker Todd Sbell tor S2 mllllon wer four years. . .Sbell was selected 24th . while Hullley.W!IS selected seventh. "How call the Bengals offer the seventh pick less than what the 24th pck slilned for," asked Slusher. "Il they want to pay me like a second-I'OUIIII cbOJce, they sOOuld have drafted me In the Secont! rwnd," saki the 22-year-old Hunley In Tucson. Am. .Hunley The Bengals reportedly $1.5 mWJon over fouroffered years then revised thatlnalaterotfer. The ~ .·., __ ·-· " season and walt to be drafted again next year. "I can be just as stubborn as anyone else you've ever seen. How can lbeupsetthatldon'thavealotof money now? It's· not like I had sOOiethlng and someone took ·It away tram me. ·:rd rather be playing ball right now. I love playng ball. But there's no way I'm going to play for what they'veufteml me," saki Hunley. He saki he was "V!!rybltteratthe .." ..,, r-;:========:-. ... •n .,,,.. The Paily Sentinel " .. n' ... (USPS ltl-1811) · A Dlvlaloa or Mu"Mlmedl.,, l~~:c . .. ' ' I / I ll Published E!'Yery afternoon, Monday throl!ah Friday, m Court Slfeel by the Ohio Valley Publishing Company . Multimedia. Inc.. Pomeroy, Ohio 1!1769, 2L%. Se<ond class PQ!tage paid, at Pomeray.~o. announced. land DaUy Press Assoclatoo and the Amfrlcan Newspaper Publishers A.. seriation, National Advertising Repre- Also SUS"peoded•ondol'd for three days were' San Diego players Champ sent•ttve, Branham Newspaper Sal~ 133 ThJrd Avenue, New York, New &unmers and Bobby Brown, along with Atlanta players Gerald Perry, Steve BedrosiBn and Rick Mahler. PQSTMAS'l'ER: Send aduress to The Dally Sentinel, 111 Court 'St., Pomeroy, Ohio j57G9. '1'ENNm STOWE, Vt (AP) -Mel Purcell wstec1 second seeded Aaron Kricksteln . 6-3, S-1, to advance to the semifinals of lbe $100,1m Head Cltlsslc tennis trurnammt. .. r '"• Member; The Associated Press, Iri- ·' •! h \ . ". . .,. I ... ·tT'l • ..!' York 10017. SdllscRIPTION RATES B:r Carrleo or Molar Boule One Weelc ......'.... ....... ............. .. .. $1.10 OneMont~ . ............... , ................ lUO . One Year ................................ Sll7.:at SINGLEOOPY PRICES Dally ...................... ,.. : .. ..... 25 Cents .o .-, .. ,, ..(,.~ ,.: •.1. ' •ltr7 . " SubSCribers not desiring to pay thecar· BASEBALL GRAVBY TRACTOR SALES & SERVIa 204 Condor St. Pomery,OH Phone 992-2976 Spring & Summer Hours; Mon .-Fri. 9 to 6 Sat. 9 to 1 ~THE , GRAVELY avaTENI rter may remit In advance direct to 'rite Dally Sentinel on 3, 6 or 12 month ,., " '· . i ... basls. Credit wUI be given carrier each month. No subscriptions by mall permitted In .• towns where hOI'Jl(l carrier service ls '" MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Inside Ohio 13 Weeks ............... , .............. ... $14.56 26Weeks ............. .................... $29.12 52 Weeks .............. .. ................. ~. 24 · Oulolde Ohio 13 Weelcs " .. :.. ......................... . $15.60 26 Weeks ................................. $31.20 52 Weeks ..... .. .......................... $59.80 ".. available. ... winsfair horse pull ..... ... Bob Calaway, ReedsvDle, and his team won first place bonors In the a:ro and under weight class at the annual horse pull of the Meigs County Fair Thursday nlgllt. . .,." Taking second place 1KmDrs In the WINNER'S CIRCLE -Don Spencer, formerlY of Pomeroy, entel'll the winner's circle with ScoU foDowlng the llfth race allbe Melp Fatr 'lblll'!lday. ScGtt Ill owned by Mrs. Sidney Spencer, VIncent, also fonneriy of Pomeroy. classwasJimDanlelsofCrownCity with D. W. Higgins, Belmont, W. Va., Bl)d his team coming In third. Richard Douglas of CoolvOle was · fourth andCiliudeDray, Crown Clly was fifth: 1n the :m1 poond and under Class, NEW YORK AP Ellis Derry of Zanesville, took f1rst ( ~-The San . Whitson, Greg Booker, Craig Lef. plilce.SeroniiwenttoJohnCrouser Diego Padres wW appeal Manager ferts, Kurt Bevacqua, Tim f n Dick Wlll1ains' 1"""" ~-y suspension Flannery, Gralg Nettles and Rich •o -·•rarla!rsburg; third to Ruslell of M fourth ~"and $10,1m fine that followed last Goasage, and coaches Ozzle Vt""'' ....,...., G thrle Gason; svllle andof~"" filth weekend's beanball battle with the and Jack KroL K"" __ u • uy • to Atlanla Braves, the team says. r ______..;______Darre u_Bowersock _ _.__._Martetta. _ _ _ __j The suspension, banded down Thursday by National League SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -~ President Chub Feeney, Is the Dawson ·and Tim Wallach hit home longestforamajor-leaguenwiager runs during a five-run, third-Inning .since Dave Bt1stol of San Franctsco rally and the Montreal Expos rolled wassetdownforlldayslnmBatter to an 11-3 victory over the San swinging his hat at an umpire. Francisco Gtailts Thursday night. Atlanta Manager Joe Torre was Dawson's homer, his lOth, was a FORD T-BIRD ...........................,.... three days and fined suspended leadoff shOt against Bob Lacey, 0.2, PB, PS air, 2-tone brown paint, good condition. . a relief pitcher pressed Into starting Sl,IXXI, while Braves Gerald Perry, duty.AfterGaryCarterslngled,Jeff Steve BedroSian and Rick Mahler, CHEVY MALIBU STATION WAGON ...... C9me11 relieved Lacey and gave up along with Padres Champ Fully equipped, looks & runs good. Wallach's 18th homer, a two-run Sununers and Bobby Brown, also FORD FAIRMONT' STATION WAGON .. ;. were suspended for three days. drtvi. Auto., PB, PS, air. · The suspensions were to take Tim Raines' RBI single and Dan effect today unless appealed. Driessen's sacrifice fly brought In PLYMOUTH HORIZON ...................... . the other two runs in the rally, giving 2 Dr., 4 sp., PS, PB. San Diego President Ballard the' Expos an 8-llead and doomed Smith said the team WllUid appeal CHEVY MALIBU STAnON WAGON ...... San Francisco to Its Mh CODSECU· the penalties given WIIUams and Auto., PB, PS, air. . tlvetoss. Brown. The suspensions would the!l ' · IIOt go Into etrect untU the appeals Saturday scrimmage are heard by Feeriey. . ' "We're not going to appeal,'' The Meigs Marauder football Torre saki after leamlng of the teem wW hold Its tint pre season disciplinary actions. 8a'lmrnage at 10 a.m. Saturday 'a t All ol the suspended players were· Maraudet Stadium In Pomeroy. tined, as were San Diego pla)'ln Ed WUliams .suspended . Expos dump _G iants ...._.llllllll..l-.l CARS 1978 '2495 1979 •2495 1978 '1595 1980 19n '2595 '1495 '•I ( ~ "' let.us insWI JOUr LP Gas s,stem .•'·: ' ,,"·•, NOW and $AVE YOU MONEY-BEAT THE RUSH! •, ,. I ._... •;,I ... 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Evrnl n~ Worshlp..a,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;..;....,.l Z: I 1·17 ' Sunday 7 p.m.; Wednesday praycr Sunday School 9:00 a:a .m.; Second and ~tlng 1 p.m. · fourth Sundays worship serv ice at 2:30 p. 2iiS·21 ' ' I lofT. HERMON ' UNITED BRETHREN !"· . ,F~ Mill Work· IN CHRIST CHURCH, Loealed tn Texas MT. MORIAH BAPTIST. Fourth apd JoM Comn'iunlty olf Ct. Rt 82. ReV. Robert Main St .. Middleport. Rtv. Calvin Mlnnts, Cabinet Making iFRANKLIN• 4:1..i2 Sanders, pastor. Don Wll\,layieader. Sun past or. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardnef, supt . Syracuse day School 9:30a .m.; Morning worship Sunday School9:30 a.m .: Worship service Middt•port, Ohio . 10: 4~ a.m .; EveniDR preaching service se10: 45 a .m . -· I 992·3978 7l <'Ond and fourth Sunday at 7: 30p.m.; SUCCESSitOADCHVRCHOFCHRJST:._ Christian EnMavor, first and third Sun· JOSE'ph B. Hosldns1EvanJ{t'llst . Sunday Blbko day, 7:30p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting Study 9 a.m.: Wors~P 10 a.m.: Sunday TRINITY CHURCH. Rev. 'w. H. """'"' (1\Tenl nJ! Sl"fV{('(' at 6 p.m.; Wednt"Sday~ and Blbl~ Study, 1:30 p ,m. pasted'; ~ Buck, Sunday ScOOol Supt. JEHOVAH 'S WITNESS, 37319 Slate 7 p.m. , 01urchScbOol9:15a.m.; Worshlp!lervifoiO:~ · Route 124 (one mile east of Rutland ). Sun · · • / a. m. Choir rehearsOI, Tllestla~. 7:31 p.m. ~ day: BIOie lecture9: :1la .m.: Watchtower . PENTECOSTAL ASSt:M'lSLY. Ratllle, under direction ci Allee Nease. .__ ,....,_.,._ s tudy 10:30 a .m.; Tuesday,, Bible study, Rt. 124. William Hoback , pastor. Sunday POMEROY eHURCH OF 11IE NAZA212 (. M1in StrHt School JO a.m .: Sunday evenln(l servfce 7 7:30p.m.: Thursday. Theocrallc School RENE. Corner Union and Mulbony, Ib!v. p 7:30p.m. Service meeting, 8: 20p.m . p.m . Wednesday evening ~ervlce 7 p. m , . Thomas Glen McClung, postor. Qyqe He!Kler· · 992· 3785. 0111e10Y CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY . CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheildlo. son. S. S. Supt., ·Sunday School. 9:31 a.m.: .&...;..._ _ _ _""""~!"""----" Located on 0 . J, W~lte Road of Highway Supt . Sunday School 9: 30 a .m . Morning ·' mornJng worship lO:l> a.m.; f."\'tlfllng sen.1ce 6 MEIGS 160. Pat "Henson, pastor. Sunday SchoollO Worship 10 ~ 30 a.m . Prayt>r service, altei'n· p.m.; mld-WI'ek 50Mce, Wed'"""•v. 7 p.m. CQO.PERA'I'IVE PAIUSII a .m. Clas!lles for all ages . Junior Churcllll ate- Sunday~ . · GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. :Ql E. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH · a .m.i Mornlf!g worship 11 , a .m. Adult MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Third Main St., Po""""Y. Sunday setVlces: Holy Ftl)' Baoer, DlreciOr Choir practice 6 p.m . Suflday. Youn~ Peo· · · Ave. ReV. Clark Baker, pas, tor . Carl Notcommunion on thP ~st SUQ;Iay of each month, Re\'. Jamet E. Corbin, Aull&an& Rita.nl P.wl Me )USIDIW ol the ~In our llfi!/*ulooo:llllho JOQ 109f"hel ' pli>'s, Chlldren'!ii Chufcll and Adult Bible tingham , Sunday School Supt. Sunday' ,. tQ ~ m ~· They wy lheflrlt week WM IO'tdllultiflg ttw)'' limoll Q1¥e up. Now' and c<>mblhed with' mornl{lg prayer ·oo tho NORTHE.UT CLlJSTER Study, Wednesday ·a t 7:30p.m. School 10 a.m. Wllfl classes for all ages. .. that m•le 01' w every molntnfl. 91"ft,IOI'It r i trilto the res! of the cky, thirdd Sunday, Morning Pf8Yt"l" and !BmOn on Rev. Doll A.rcber HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL. 570 Grant Evening services at 6 p.m. Wednesday 81~NI pgglng does lor the bod). WOI'ihiP doH lor the !iOUI. Ou• SPi•'I.IOI' all other Sundays ct tile month. O>urcll School Rev. Roy Deeler S!., Mlddlep('rt. Afflllat!d with Southern ble ·s tudy aT 7:30 p,m. Youth se rvices Fri· oenelgles ~ W W l~Kd. r!lldll'd. o ~KI Jp~ h•msell o:onliomed ~ ano:::tl!nl and Nunery care provided, Coftee bJur 1n the Rev; Seldon JobMOD Baptist Conwntlon. SundaySchoollOa .Jn. day at 7:30p.m . prir1C~ lha man o:toes no!IW b y biNd~ biA ~God f oeoii!!U\g WOI'cl.' Parish HaD lrmnedlately lollowinglbeiii!IVtce. ALFRED - Church School 9:30 a.m.; ; Morning worship 11 a.m.: Evening wor· ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP, 128 Milt St., !'WUI~ ill Couple haw~ IWol)lffom Cl'\i.MCII I whle i1 takft rd 1et0flleto Worship, II a.m.: lJMYF. 6: :ll p .m.: UW,' POMEROY CHURCH•OF CIIRIS'I'. 212 W. ship 7 p .m .: Wf'dnesday evening Bible Middleport. Brother Ch uck McPherson. •@build lhN IIIOfstt!p·lie. Mer I lew~ ow time with God bcC'Omeftht'tovrce Main St., Nell Proudfool. pastor. Blbk! School Third Tuesday, 7: :II p.m. Communion. ol ~ 4nd w~ lor noery dl)o't <holtnge. 1 study and prayer meeting 7 p.m . pastor. SundaY School 10 a .m.: Sunday 9: :ll a.m.; 111om1J1i! worship, Ill: :I) a.m.: Youth llrst Sunday. I Archer 1 BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St. evening services at 7 p.m . and Wednesday meeting'J, 6:00p.m.; Evening wtnhip, 7:00p. CHESTER - Worship 9 a .m.; Church Rt. 124 and Co. Rd. 5. Mark Sfoevers. mini sservices at 7 p.m. m. Wedlteoday nlghtpra,yermeetlngandBible SchooiiOa.m.; Bible Study, Thursda y, 7p. ter. Sunday School Supt. St('ve Pickrns. NTIQUITY BAPTIST. Earl Shuler, pas· m.; UMW, first Thursday, 1 p.m.; Comstudy. 7:00p.m. tor. Su.n day School9: 30 a.m .; Church serSunday School 9:30 a.m.; Morning worTilE SALVATION ARMY, 115 Buitemut munlon, first Sunday IArcher). · \, vice, 7 p.m.; Youth meeting, 6 p.m. Tues· ship, l0: 30 a .m.; Evening worship 7 p.m. Ave., Pomeroy. Mrs. Dora Wlnin~ ln chargt>. JOPPA - Wor s hip 9:30 a .m.; Church Wedne~day worship 7 p.m. day Bible STudy a t 7 p.m . . Sunday hollness meeting, 10 a .m.; SulKlay School 10:30 a.m . Bible Study, Wednes· ST. PAlJL LUTHERAN CHlJRCH. FULL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE. 30045 SChOol, lO:ll a.m. ~nday Sctml. Y.PSM day, 7:30p.m. (Johnson). · Corner Sycamore and Second Sts., PoHiland Road , Pomeroy. T.om Ke-lly, pas· Eloise Adams, leader. 7:31 p.m. Salvation LONG BOITOM- Church SChool9::1l · me-roy. The Rev. William Middleswarth, lor. Danny Lambert , S. S. Supt. Sunday meeting. various speakers and musk: specials. a .m .; Worship 1 p.m .; Bible Study, Wed· ~lor. Sunday SChool 9:45a .m .: ChurC'h morning Sf'rvlce at10 a.m.: Sunday evenThursday,,ll :l) a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladles Hori1e nesday. 7:30p.m.; UMYF, Wiklnesday, · ing service 7:30 p.m. Tuesday a'nd Thurs· - service 11 a .m. League, mm~bers In ch.ar'gp, all women · 6:00 p.m.; Communion First Sunday. Church school9::l:l a.m.; Morning wMslp SACRED HEART CHURCH, Msgr. day Services at 7: 30p.m . m.: Worship . service lU:ao a.m:; Invited: .6:45 p,m, Thursday. COtjJs Cadet !Archer I , ' 10: ~ a.m.: Wednesday evening prayer Anthony Giannamore. Ph, 992·5898. Satur· WORD OF FAITH , 93 Mill St ., Middle-' Evangelistic Service 7; 30 p.m. WednesOasss !Young l't!ollle-BibloJ, 7:31p.m. Bible REEDSVILLE -Church School9: J()a , serylces, 7:30p.m. · day Evening Mass 7' :30 p.m.: Sunday · port. Richard Stewart, pastor. Sunday ~ .,. day;· Prayer meeting 7: 3Q p.m. Thursday. St~ and Prayer meeUna, qJen to the public. m.; WOrship Servlct 11:00 a.m. (Deeter ). BETHLEIJEM BA~lST. Rev.· Earl Mass. 8 a .m . and lO a.m. Confessions one morning serv ice 10 a .m.: Suriday evening , .' ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH , OF . TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAULShuler, pastor. Worship service, 9:30a.m. halt hOUr before each Mass. CCD classes, 7: 30._Tuesday morning Bible study 10 a .m. Harrtsonvtlle Rd. Robert Purten, minisCHRIST. 3.,l'a;Chikirm'sHomeRoad !COunty Church School 9 a.m. ; Wprshlp 10 a.m.; Sunday SChool10:30 a .m . Bible Study and · 11 a.m . Sunday. · Wednesday evening 7: 30 p.m. Thusday, ter; llon Riffle, Sunday SChOOl SUpertnten· Road 76). 99i52.ll. Vocal music. Sunday wor· Bible Study, Tuesday, ,7:30 p.m .: UMW, VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd Sl., morning video witt\ 'K{'nnpth Copeland 10 ·prayer service Thursday, 7: 30p.m . dent. Sunday rSchool 9:~ a.m.; Wors:hlp sJhp10a.m.: III:RStudylla.m.; Worsh1p,6p. Thlr:d Tuesday, 7: 30p.m.; Communion CARLETON INTERDENOMINA· Middleport . James E. Keesa-. pastor. a.m.; F·rlda y evening video wtth.KE"nneth service 10: 30 a.m.; EwnJng worship Sun: m. Wednesday, Bible-Study, 1 p.m. First Sunday (Archer) . · TIONAL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road. Rev. Sunday morning worship 10 ·a .m .; EveonCopeland , 7: lO p.m . 7 p.m. and Wednestlay, 7 p.m . OLD DEXTER BIBLE CirnisTIAN CENTRAL CLUSTER ' day ing service . 7 p.m .; Wednesday evening NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA· David Curfman, pastor. Sllllday SChool ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pine CHURCH, Olllon Lucas, pastor. Sunday Rev. Jameo E . Corbitt 9:30a.m .; Raipb Carl, Supt. Evealngworworship 7 p .m. VIsitation. Thursday 6: 30 ?..A RENE , Re v. Glendon Stroud, pas tor. Grove. The Rev., William Mtddleswarth, School 9: l) a.m. Mrs. Wor1ey Francis, supl. Re\'. Ste\'H Ne .... &hlp 7:30 p .m. Prayer meettag, Wednes· ,p.m. Sunday SChooi9:30 a.m.: Worshipservic~. pastor. Church service 9: XI a .m .; Su.nday Pr'E"ac~ services first and third urx:lays fffi. Rev. Richard Rothemleh daLY 7~:tg p80TIO .m. M CHRISTIAN. Jolly •' TRINITY CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY. 10:30 a .m.; Youth service Sunday 6:15 p. Scbooll0:30 a.m, · lowing Sunday SchOol. Youth meeting every Rev. Rol>ori E . Coolville Gilbert ~ncer paslor Sunda m. Sunda y evening service 7:00p.m. WedBRADBURY CHlJRCH OF CHRIST• Surxlay. 7:31p.m. Bev. Aa.,., Bubellldllr Holland,School pastor; Wallace Damewooda'. ·30 a .m.; orning' Sf"rvice,· 11 a.mY. John Wright, passtor. Sunday School9:30 Sunday Suf, · t. WorShip se'rvlce, Schooi9: nesday Prayer Mf't'llng a nd Bible STudy • ,.. "' ASBURY (Syracuse I - Wonhtpll a .m. .. a.m.; Larry Haynes , S. S. Supt. Morning 9 SundaY t'Venin~ seryiC'f' 7:30p.m.: Mid7:00p.m . ' •. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST. : Church School 9: 45a.m. : Charge Bible m.;- Bible School 0 a.m. wa-t praypr servi('t' Wednl'Sday 7:30p.m. NEASE SETTLEMENT CHUR CH, Sunworship 10:30 a.m. 1 PreachiDR 9:30a.m., first and second Sun· Study, W~nesday , 7: :rl p.m.; UMW, first HYSE(L RUN ' HOLl~ESS CHURCH. MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH , .. day afternoon services at 2:30. Thursday RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· days of each month; third and fourth SunTuesday, 7:30 p.m.: Choir Rehearsal, Rev. Thereon Durham , pastor. Sunday 'Lawrence Bu!!lh. pastor. Max Folmf'r, Sr . evening services at 7:30. RENE, Rev . Thomas H. Collier, pastor. days each month worship, services at 7:·30 Wednesday 6:30p.m.; UMW, founh SunSchool at 9::.1 a.m.; Morniii.J worship at Supt. Suhday &l'lool ana Morning Worship FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Mason. W. Martha Wolfe, Chairman of the Board of p.m. Wednesday evenings at 7::11 p.m. day, 6:30p.m. iNelson) . 10; lO a.m .: Sunday cvnlna service at ·'T : 30 9:30a.m.; Sunday {'IVenlng serviCe-. 7 p.m.; Va . Pastor. Bill Murphy. Sunday School10 Chrtstl8.n Life. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Prayer and Bible Study. ENTERPRISE · - Worship 9 a.m.; p.m. Thursday ser!lrices at7: 30 p.m. · Youth mf'E'tlng and Bible Study. Wedne5 · a .m. : Sunday evening 7: 30 p.m. Prayer Morning wonhip 10:30 a.m. : Sunday· SEVEN1'H·DAY ADVENTIST. Multi· £burch SCh<?OilO a.m.: Bible Study, Tues- ·. evening FREEDOM COS PEL MISSION at B;dd day. 7 p .m . meeltng and Blblf' study Wedn esday , 7:30 worship 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting day, 7::Wp-.m. ; UMW, First Monday, 7:30 e rry Helt{hts Road, Pomeroy. Michael PI· Knob, located on County Road 31 . Rev. UNITED FAITH CHURCH. Rt. 7 on p 0 . p.m . Everyonr welcome. 7:30p.m. Wednesday. onkowskl; pastor: Matte Spires,• Sabbath p.m.; UMYF, Sl.lnday, 6 p.m. Choir Re· Lawreonc~ Gluesencamp, pastor. Rev. mercy By-Pass. Rev. Robert Smith, Sr., RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST Sa · LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Dex· SChool Supt. Sabbath School at 2 p.m. on ' hearsal. 6: 30 p.m . Wednesda y: (RotheRoger wmrord. asst. pastor. Preaching pastor. Re v. James Cundiff. assl. pastor .· lern St. Rev. Paul Taylor, pastor, Su~day I • • tcr. Woody Call, pastor. servtces ~unday Saturday with worship services following · mich) ~ services Sunday 7; 30 p.m. Prayer meeting Sunday School 9: :MJ a .m.: Morn ing wor· SchoollO a .m .: Sunday evening 7:30p.m.: 10 a.m. and 7 p.m . Wednesday ~ 7 p.m. 1, at 3:15p.m. FLATWOODS- Church School, 10a.m. ship 10:30 a.m .: EvPning worship 7:30 p. Wednesday evening prayer me<"ting 7:30 Wednesday, '7 :30 p.m., Gary Griffith. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don L. RUTLAND·FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ; Worship, II a.m.; Bible Study, Thiusdleader. Youth groups Sunday evening a1 m. Women 's Ft"llowshlp , Tuesda y. 10a.m . p.m. Walker. Pastor. Robert Smlth, Sunday - Sister Harriett Warnrr. Sup!. Sunday day, 1 p.m .; UMYF. Sunday . 6 p.m. 6: :ll p .m . with Roger and VIolet Wtllfordd, Wednesday nl~ht pra yf'r serviCE> 7:30p.m. SOtrrH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT 1 School Supt .; Sunday School 9:30 a.m .: Schoo'19.:30 a.m.: Morning Wotshlp, 10:45 !Rothemlch). leaders. COmmunion service ftrst Sunday FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Railroad CHURCH, Silver RldRe. Duane Syden· Morning worship 10:40 a .th .; Sunday a.m. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m.: St.. Mason . SundaySchool10 a. m.: Morn· s tr lcker, pastor. Sunday School 9 a.m.; each month . evening worship 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday , POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, David Ctiurch School 10 a .m.; Choir practice, " WHITE'S CHAPEL. Coolville R. D. ing worship 11 a .m.; Evenin2 ser\'ice 6 p. Ch)Jrch service 10 a .m . BiblE' Study Wed ev('nlng Bible study 7:30p.m . Mann, minister. Wilham Snouffer. Sunday Tuesday, 6:30p.m.; UM~. first Tuesday. Rev. ROy Deeter. passtor. Sunday School m. Prayer meetlnf{ and Bible Study Wed· n~day at7 : 30 p.m . June thru September, BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY SChool Supl. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m.; 7: 30p . m~ (Nelson). ' 9:30a.m .; Worship servlce,l0:30 a .m. Binesday , 7 p.m . . · 7 p.m. October thru May. Sunday evening CJ:iURCH. BUrlingham. Rev. Okey Ray Mornlnlt Worship 10:30 a.m . HEATH (Middleport\- Church School. ble study and prayer service, Wednesday. FOREST Rl:JN BAPI'IST. RPv. Nyie Fellowship 7 p.m. June thru September , 6 Laundermllt. pastor . .Ph. 992-7324. Sunday nRST SOtrrHERN BAPTISf. Pomeroy 9:30 a .m.; Wors hip 10: 30 a.m.: Bible 7:30p.m . Borden, pastor. COrnelius Bunch, supt . p .m . OCtober thru May. · .-r "' OOa .m.: Sunday eovenlngservlce SchoollO: Pike, David Hunt. pastor. Jack Needs, Study, Tuesda y, 10 a .m.; UMW, se<'Qnd 7:00 p.m.: Wednesday -.evening service, 'RlJTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, r-------------------------~ Sunday &hool Director. Su,nday Sc}P)I9:.'11 Monday, 7:30p.m .; UMW Second Moll· Mark Jones, pastor. Bt\1 Nicholson, Sun· 7:110 p.m. a.m.: Momln~ Worship 10:ll a.m .: Ewntng day, 7::11 p.m.; UMM , Third Monday, 7:30 day School Supt. Sunday School9: :II a .m .: DANVILLE HOLINESS CHURCH. worshJp' 7 p.m. TUesday VIsitation 7 p.m.: p.m. (Robinson) . . ' M~rningWorshlpandCommunlon 10 : ~ a. located on Rt. 325 between Vinton and Wednesday prayer servicE' 7::rl p.m. Mission MINERSVILLE - Worship Service 10 " .. m . Lan2svllle. Rev. Ben Watts, pastor. Sun· FM~. 7:ll p.m.; Girls In Action 7:ll p.m. a.m .; Church School,ll a .m.; .UMW, ttllrd HlJTLAND BIBLE ME'l'HODIST. Amos day School, 8: 30a.m., Bobby Lamber1. S. . · . .: · Wednesday, 1 p.m .; Choir practice, Mon· TilliS, pastor. \Jay Stiles, supt. Sunday S. Supt . Morning worship 10:30 a.m.: ChilFAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bal· day, 7:30p.m. !Nelson I. School 9 : 30a . m~ ; Morning worshlp.10:a:J dren's Happy Hour 6: 45p.m . Prayer and ley Run Road, RE'v . ~mmett Rawson , pasPEARL CHAPEL -Worship Servlre 9 a.m.; Sunday evenln(l: servlcce 7:00p.m . Bible Study, 7:30p.m. Missionary meeting tor. Hanc:Jif>Y Dunn, supt. Sunday S,chool. a.m.; Cburch Sctwol 11 a.m. ; UMW seWednesday service 7 p.m. WMPO profir~t Wednesday of Ncb month 7:30p.m . 10 a.m.t Sunday evenlnR service, 7:30p.m. cond T~Wsday 7: 30p.m .: UMYF last Tues· gram 9 a.m. each Sunday. For Information ca\1.188·8-'67. ; Bible tr~chlnl{, 7:30p.m. J'hursday. day, 7: 30p.m: lubenking ). RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZI\· SILVER RUN BAPTIST•. Bltl Little. POMEROY -Church School. 9:15a.m. SYRAClJSE MISSION, CHerry St .. Sy· RENE . Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm. Jr .. pastor. pastor. Steve Little, S. S. Supt. Sunday rac.ase. Servlces,10 a .m. Sunday. EvenlnR : Worship Service, 10:30 a .m .; Choir reSunday SChool 9:., a.m.: Worstp service SChoollO a.m .; Morning worslp, 11 a.m.; seryicH SunDay and W~dnesday at7: 00 p. hearsal Wednesday, 7: 30 p.m.; UMW, se10:30 a .m .: Youn)t people's service 6 p.m . Sunday evening worship 7: 30p.m. Prayer m. condTUesday, 7: 30p.m.: UMYF.Sunday, Evangelistic service 6:30p.m. Wednrsday meE-ting and Bible study Thursday, 7: 30p. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST 6 p.m. ICorbltll service 7 p.m . .: Youth meetlnR Wednesday at 7 p.m . m IN CHRISTIAN UNION. Lawl't'nct' Man· ROCK SPRINGS- Church School. 9:15 MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Cl:IURCH.' IE'y, pastor. Mrs. Rus.H'II Yo\Jnji{. Sunda y a.m .; Wonhlp 10 a.m .; BiblE' Study, Wed· St., Mason ~ W. Va. 'Eugene t. Conger, mi· 383 N. ind Ave.. Middlepart. SUnday School Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a .m . nesday. 7:30p.m .; UMYF (Seniors) . Sun· llister . Snday Bible Study 10 a .m.; WOrSchool 10 a .m. Sunday and WedneSday Evenintr worshl~ 7:30 p.m . Wednesday day, 5 p.m.: fJunlorsl every otht'r Sun ship 11 a .m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Evening services at 7:30 p.m . prayer ·meellnR 7:30p.m . day, 6 p.m. ~Rolt'iemtch) ' Study , vocal musiC!, 1 p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD. R~v. R. . MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF . GOD. RUTLAND- Church School , 9:45 • . m., LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· E . Robinson , l!asto,r. Sunday School 9:JOa. " Raclnt". Rev . .James Sallf'rfleld, pastor. Worship, 10: 30 a.m.; UMW (EventnigCir· din~ Lane, Mason, W. VaL J. N.1Thacker, Worship service, 11 a .m. : Evening • m.; Fret:'man Williams. Sup1. Sunday School clel s«ond Wednesday, 7:30p.m.: UMW pastor. Evening ser\'ice 7::11 p.m .: Woservice 7 p .m. Mid-week service, Wednes9: 45a.m.: Sunday and Wednesday even· (Afternoon Circle) second Thursday, 1 p. men' s' Ministry, Thursday, 9: 30 a .m .; day. 1 p.m. . In~ st-rvices, 7 p.m.' m. (Rubenklnt) Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7: 15 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. SALEM CENTER -Church School. 10 p.m. Robert E. Musser. pastor. Sunday School Corner Sixth and Palmer. The- Rev. Mark a.m.; Worship 9:4!'1 a.m. (Rubenkingl HARTFORD CHlJRCH OF CHRIST IN a .m.; Paul Musser. supt .: Morntng 9::l) McClung. Ray Fields, S.S. Supi.; Dan SNOWVILLE - Worship. 8:30 a.m.: CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rev. William worShip 10:30 a .m .: Sunday f.'venlnR serRig~ , Asst. Supt. Suriday School, 9:15 a . , Church SChool10 a.m ,. (Rubenklng) vice. 7 p.m.'; mid -week service, Wednes- · Campbell', pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. m .; Morning Worship, IOi I! a.m.i Sunday SOUTHERN CLlJSTER m.; James H~Rlles , supt . Evening service day , 7 p.m. Evenlntt: service, 7 p.m. Youth meettng 1 Rev. Ruer Grace 7:30p.m. Wednsday e-vening 'prayer meet· SYRACSE CHURCH OF THE NA'. 7: JO p.m. Wednesday: cvcntn~ St'rvtcc 7 p. Rev. Pa'lil MeGulre ZARENE. ~ev. Jam('S 8 , Kittle, pastor . . ing 7:30 p.m. YoUth prayer service each m .; Choir practice 8 p.m . Rev . Keltll R ..er Tuesday. Sherman Cundiff, supt. Sunday School CHURCH OF CHRIS'I'. Middleport. 5th APPLE GROVE- ChurchSCbool9 a.m. FAIR VIEW BIBLE CHURCH. Letan, 9:30a.m.; M.ornlnl_l worship 10:30 a .m.: and Main, Bob Melton, mlnislf.'r. AI Hart ; Worship, 10 a.m. (First an~ third SUn· W. Va .. Rt. 1. James Lewis, pastor . Wor· EvangE'llstlc service, 6 p.m.: Prayer and son. asaoclatt' mtnlst~r : Mlkt! Gerlach, days); UMW. second Tuesday, ?:»p.m .; ship services 9: 30 a.m.; Sunday Scboolll .Praise Wednesday~ 7 ·p.m.: Youth meet · Sunday SChool SuJ)('rlntendent: Bible Prayer meetlna, Wednesday, 7 . p.m . a .m .; Evening worship '7 :30p.m. Tuesday tng, 7 p.m . School9:30 a.m.: Morning Worship, 10:30 (Grace) . cottage prayer meeting and Bible Study EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN a .m. ; Eventntt: Worahlp. 7:00p.m . Prayl'r BETHANY- Worship, 9 a.m.: Church 9::ll a.m.: W~rshlp secvlce, Wednesday CHRIST. Eldon R. Blak~. pa,stor. Sunday m..,tinR. Wednt'ltlay, 7:110 p.m. SChool, IO.a.m.: Bible Study, Wedneoday, 7:30p.m. . SchoollO a.m .; Roberl RE'('(I. Supt . Morn· The testimony, the same as · MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF '11fE NA10 a.m.; Dorcas WoiiK'n's F~llowshlp. lng sermon, 11 a . m~: Sunday night ser· ' OlJR SA VIOURLUTHERAN CHURCH. DALLAS (AP)- U.S. Roman ZARENE, co.paalors Rev. Charle~ Coyle Wednesday, U a.m'. (McGul~) . W~lnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood. W. vte@s; Chr,l suan Endeavor 7: 30p.m., Song given .to Ute Democratic plat· ·' tholie bisoops told the Republiand Rev . Nancy Coyle. Bill While. Sunday CARM~L- Church School 9:!1 a.m.: Va . The Rrv. Grorge C. Weirick, pastor . service 8 p.m. Preaching 8: :rJ p .m. Mid· form committee In June, School Supt. Sunday School 1: XI a.m. ; Worship, 10: e a.m. 84.-cOnd and Fourth ,sunday SChool 9:30a.m.; Sunday worship week pray~r meeting, Wednesday. 7 p.m . can platform corrunlttee that MOI'J'llftR Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday Sundays; Fe . llowthip dinner with Sutton, 11 a.m . ' • presented by Auxiliary Blsoop Alvin lt~ . layleacler, their priority concerns are Evangell•tlc meoetlnM. 7:00p.m. Prayt'r third Thursday, 6tl0 p,m. (McGuire) . CALVARY BIBLE CHURC H, located on HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, John E. McCarthy of Galveston. EAST LETART- Church SCbool90.m. · rneetlnR Wednesday 7:110 P·lll· Pomeroy Pike . County Road 25 near Flat · "prevention of nuclear war and Roger Watson, pastor. Crensoa Pratt, · UNITED PRESBYTEIUAN ; Wors':\v.r a.m. 1econd .a nd lourth Sun· w(IOds • •Rev. Blackwood, pastor. Services The statement called for a ..• protection unborn human SctJool Supt. Mqrnlng worship 9: !I> on Sunaay .at 10: 30 ·a.m. and 7:30p.m . with ~'m:t~t~ f~~:~l - W rtrst Tuesday, 7:30 p .m. Sunday, constitutional amendment overa.m .; Sunday SChool 10: 30 a .m.; Evening Sunday SCbool9: 30 a .m . Bible Sludy, Wed· ,: life." service. 1:00 p.m . • · Rov. Waodalall-. Dltedor LE'I'AR'r ~ALLS - Worship 9 a .m.; turning the Supreme <;oUrt . nes(hy. 7: 00p.m. In .testimony presented lo the MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald · Shue, Ha'rold lehMan Church ~h0ol10 a.m. (Grace). FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR decision allowing abortion, and pastor; Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supt. lilrederol Edtl.,.llon MORNINGSTAR- Worablp,9:45a.m .; committee )lefore· next .week's CHRIST. ,St. Rt. 3311,· Antlqully. Rev. Sunday School 9: t5 a.m .: Evening worHARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Church School IO::Il a.m.; Bible Sludy, cited the U.S. bishops' Pastoral Frllhklln Dicken~. pastor. Sunday morn· Republican convention, the bl· CHURCH. Worship ..,rvlce. \0: 15 a .m .: Thursday, 7:00p.m. (Roder). ' ship 6:30p.m .: Prayer Meetin1. 6:30 p.m . lng 10 a .m.; Sunday rvrntna: 7:30p.m. letter calling for a nuclear freeze . Wednesday shops' 1\Ctlon the CHurcb Sjohool 9:15 a.m.: Bible Study, 'MORSE CHAPEL -Church School9: 30 Thursday eveontna 7: ~p.m. · . T\JPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF and rejecting current NATO Sunday 7j!IJ p.m. Prly~r Group Wednes Lm.: Worrs~ 11 a.m. (Raderl. STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY ·BAP· Catholic Conference, said: day9:00a.m. . PORTLA -ChurrhScttoo16:30p.m.' CHRIST. Jody Holland, minister. Deryl TJST CHURCH: Pastor Robert Byers. strategy for Initiating nuclear Wells. Supt . MQr.,lng worship. 8:00.a.m .: , "Some wrongly regard aborMIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN ; Worship 7: JI p.m.: UMYF Wednesday, Sunday S.hoollOa.m .: Wo.-.hlp .. rvke 11 Schooi9:Wa.m. Church . war to repel a cdnventlona,l CHURCH . Church SchooiiO: 15 a.m.: \)'Or· 7:30p.m . (McGuire~ . . a.m.; -Sunday evening servlce.7:30 p .m .: tion and IWCiear war as alto' CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZAshtp teorvlce 11 ; :1t a.m. RACINE WESLEYAN - Church . Wednelday eventn1 service 7:30p.m. attack. RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor. gether separate and . unrelated SYRAClJSE FIRST 0NrrED PRESBY· SChool, 10 a.m.; Worship, 11 a .m .: UMW . INDEPENDENT HOUNESS CHURCH Frank Rtmo, supt . Sunday School9: 30 a . . TER1AN CHlJRCH. Worahlp Sj>rvlce 9:110 lourth Monday T: 30 p.m.; Men's Prayer Inc., Pearl Sl., Middle-port . Rev. O'Dell Issues, applauding our actions on m .: worship service; 11 a.m. and 7 p .m. a.m 1 ; Chureh Scthool10: 1~ a .m. Breakfast , Wednesday, ? a .m. (GraceL Manley, pas1or~ Sunday School 9:30a.m.: BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) Sunday. Wednesday, 1 p.m . Prayer meet· ooe and llll!?OSing our views on RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. P.a!lor, SUTTON - Church School, 9::Kia.m.; Morning worshiP 10:30 a.m.: Eventng - A resolution passed by the InK. _, Rev. John Evana. Suaday SChOQllO: 00 a . Morntna worship 10: t5 a.m. flnt and thiN1 wonhlp7:30p.m. Tuolday, U:30p.m. Wothe other ... LAUREL CLIFF FREE mETHODIST m. J Suada•i Mornln« wOrship 11:00 a .m . Sundays: Fellowtblp dinner with Carmel, Lutheran world Federation asmen•s Prayer meetlna . Wednesday, 7;30 CHURCH. Rev. Robert Miller, paalor. Ro"But It Is clear to us that the Chlid...,n'o Chureh )I i.m.; Sunday even.' third Thursday, 6::1l p.m. (McGul"'~ · p.m . Prayer and Praise servtce. sembly links abortion with " bert E. Barton, Director ot Chrt,llan Edu· lnR oervlce, 7:110 p.m.; WednesdaY eYen· KENO ChuRCH OF CHRIST, Oliver RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF saoctlty-lndeed,thesurvtvalcation; Lloyd Wrtaht, ualatant. Sunday violence toward women, deplor- . ., Ina Youllj! Ladltl' AUKlllary, 6:011 p.m. Swain, $upl. Sunday ·Sehool9:30 a .m . ev· JESUS CHRIST. Elder James Miller. Bl· School 9: :Mt a.m.: Momtnc won hlp 10:30 of bwnan life Is at stake In both. It Wf'dneltl~y. FamUy Worship 7:110 p.m . !'fY week. ble Stutly; Wednt'lday 7: !10 p.m.; SUnday lng the violence "manifested a.m.; Choir practice, Suaday 6:30p.m.; · HAZEL COI\IMUNITY CHURCH, near HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. SettoollO a.m .; Sunday nllht ..,rvtce, 7:30 Is likewise clear that In both · toward pre-horn chUdren and '" Ev~ntnc worship 71ai) p .m. Wednesday Lon11 il~Jtlom. Edlel Hart. paator.•Sunday Tom Statu. paator. Sunday ~chool t : Jia. p.m . Prayer and Bible Study,?; 30 p .m. cases our natiOn faces grave ~hool ' ' !10 a.m.: Worablp 10:30 a.m.: m .; Ewnlnl1trvlce7:30p.m. Wedneiday POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, women In abortions." DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, . Prayt!r mettllll!. 7:30p.m. Thursday. . prayt!r m ... l., 7:30p.m . prob1erms which cry out for a HarrliOIIVllle Road. Earl Fleltla, pastor. ChartH Ru-11 Sr .. miDlller. Rick Ma· M!DliLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF Honry Eblin, Jr .• Sunday SChool au pt. Sun· aupt. Sunday School 8:30 •. m.; re-direction of public policy." CHURCH., comor Ash and Plum. LHII.e CHRIST. Duane Warden, minister. Bible combor. clay S.hool9: 30 a .111.; Mornl01 worship 11 Worship aervlce 10: !10 a.m. Bible study, 1 clua 1:30 a.m.i Momlq Worship 10: 30 a. Hayman, putor. Sunby khool 10:00 a. a.m.; Sunday oveo101 oorvlco 7:311 p.m . · ' m .; MornlnLWorabtp., ll: OO a.m.: Wed· Evtlll"l Worship 1>30 p.m. Wedneo· Tueoda.y, 7:JD P·ll1· Pl:ayer rnoeting Wednooday, 7:311 p.m. REORGAJIIIZED CHURCH OF JEsUS 'neoclay and tunlay 'EV..nlnR Servkft at . · ilay Bib» !llucly 1:30 p.m. 'S"l11ACUSE nRST CHURCH OF GOD. CHRIST OFLA'I'TER DAY SAIN'l'S. PoM· 7:30p.m. NEW ITIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY' Non-I'Ontocoltol. Joy Clarlt, pastor. Ph. CHURCH, Sunday School oervlce, 9:tS a , land-Racine !load. William Rotioh, pastor. •992-31110. Wonhlo Sorvlce Sunday 10 a.m ..: ' .. Linda Evana, chureh IChool director. '"'" = · I RACI"E PlANING MI(L :. .RALL's . a eN ,_..., .l •• t)·K&C JEWELERS tr--==--- · Ro- . .. .. 0 -· ',. -..... () .. War; unborn humari. life major concerns ea was .- !he , ... of -· .I '. · Olve Us A Call TcHieyl Locust & Belch , / •V ' I ... EARLY 81 RD SPECIAL This and Church Directory Sponsored 'B y The Interested Businesses Listed On Tliis Page. EUIS & SONS SOHIO· SWISHER & LOHSE VIRGIL 8. TEAFORD A~~::~~l:, ,~Pfl PHARMACY -~ 216 S. Second . Service · 1 We Fill Doctors' 00 · KEEPING IN SHAPE Bengals.'' last offer was withdrawn. Hunley saki he has reenrolled In college to get a real estate Ucense and Will apparently sit out ·the NEW YORK (AP) -San Diego Padres Managqr DickWIIUams has been suspended for 10 clays while Atlanta Braves Manager Joe Tmre was suspended for . 111me days following bi:awls In last Sunday's game between the teams, National League President Charles Feeney Reedsville resident .. .,, . Drup provided the blanllet. ' J. J. Parson, ·aWIIed by James K. . Brown of Chillicothe raced tO a tint l,n the third, for three-yeilr old . .•... Sports briefs••. TRACK AND nEW PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) - East German WlXIll!ll dominated ~ ~ .... .... .... .... m the trophy blanket. Steelers • remam unbeaten IRVING, Texas (AP) - Pitts· bUrgh's rich crop of rookie defend· ers sbJok Dallas veteran quarter· back Danny White, and the first-year Steeler offensive players made the clutch plays to remalit unbeaten In the National Football League preseason. Rookie CJuis Brown of Notre Dame Intercepted White twtce and rookie Terry Echols of Marshall recovered a fumble that led to the second of two touchdowns by Anthony Corley In a 20-10 victory Thursday night. Corley Is yet another rookie. a free agent no less, from Nevada-Reno. He has an excellent shot at making the Steeler (earn. He scored on run5 of one and nine yards after White mistakes and Gary Anderson klcki!d two 49-yard lleld goals In a joust of unbeatens. ''Antblny Corley has played well for us and I'd say he Is cementing a piosltlon on this football team," said Steeler Coach Chuck Noll: , Askm If he missed contract hOldout Franco Harris, Knoll said "Franco who? I don't know who he is." Cowboys' Coach Tom Landry didn't appear too upset at his team's first loss of the preseason: Pitlsburgh raised Its record to 3-0 while Dallas dropped to 2-1. New England plays Washington tonight and St. Louis goes against Seattle. In the nth race for two-yeat old filly trotters with Swiss Doll Baby, owned by or. Kenneth E. Owen, Marietta, taking first place hOnors In the seventh. Shifting Gears •. • owned by Bess Weinberger, Gallipolis, and driven by Don Spencer, ••. was second In the 11th. . Amy's Special owned by Tammy Hoovter and Ted Foor of Pataskala ' was first In the ninth race, again tor • three-year old pa~rs .with Raisin ' Cane Lane taking second place. Owner Ill Larry Lane of Sunbury. . ·"!!·• •• The lOth race, also for three-year old pacers saw Ben's Clipper, . owned by John.F . Kroner, Athens, come Into the winner's circle with Steady Account, owned by Eugene McRoberts and Keilneth Albert, •' Piketon. and Beaver, respectively, · taking second. •" J. J's P$1'500, owned by JamesK. Brown, Chllllcothe, set a new track record for t.lln!e yelli- old pacers during yesterday's racing program ' : and won the trophy blanket Pl'Ovlded byWalterGrueserinsurance. •'•' stays with de~ands CINCINNATI (1\t) - Rookie llnebacke-.- ~ Hunley won't !Sack down from his salary dEmands from the Cincinnati B.engais saying he should be paid as well a.s other first round draft choices. "Before 'the draft, Coach, (Sam) Wyche told me they'd pay me fairly. And now, that's resurfacing. It's true. TheBengals.areapoor-paYing team. It's their reputation, andltsas fact," said the fonner Artmna .. Second place In the second race went to Pap's Knife, owned by Howard Profitt and ~r and James HOOYer of Jackson and Beaver; J'l!lljlecttvely. Robertson won the trophy blanket for the two-year trotter with the futest ~- Swlaher'Lohle I . ann, u.s. .•. rn-: . ''•• ,, ~.,. • ' �'' ., Pomeroy-M~Iaport. Page-6· The Daily Sentinel "· Friday, August 17, 1984 Ohio · Pa - Meigs County property transfers-..---~--..:...__ __..._ _ __ ' I Hugh Calms, Esther B. Cairns to Jimmy R. F ortune, Mal'garet I· Forrune, Lot 100, Letart. Frances Luckadoo, etal to Carl CUve Luckadoo, Sheriff's Da>d, Rutland . · Carl Clive Lookadoo to La!'IY G. Lemley, Cheryl Lemley, .23 acre, Rutland , ; Carl Clive Luckadoo to Lawrence C. Hysell, Parcels, Rutland. Gary Michael, Sharon 1<. Michael to James E . Diddle, Right of Way, 62032, Chester. • · Gary Michael, Sharon K. Michael to Jilmes E. Diddle, Right of Way, 62033, Chester. . Gary Michael, Sharon K. Michael to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, . Gary Michael. Sharon I{. Michael Ethel A. Grueser aka Eva Ethel to James E . Diddle, Rl,ght of Way, Grueser, deceased, to Roy T. 62035. Chester. · Grueser, Robert E. Grueser, Paul Barbara A. Rltcble, Ron~d H. E . Grueser, Cert. of Trans., Melg$. Rltcble, Josephine Ritchie, Norma • Leroy Eichinger, Clara Sayre, Ritchie to James E. Diddle. Right Edna Wayland, Allen J. Eichinger, of Way, Chester. . Anna Eichinger, Wllllam w: Et· Janet E. Wrightsel, M. L. Wright- . chlnger, Ruth Lelfbelt, Nora flousel to James E. Diddle, Right of dasbelt, Betty I. Darst, Mildred M. Way, Lebanon. 'SeytrlecUoClydeJ. Ingels, Patsy G. • Ingell, Adm. Deed. Pomeroy. Gertrude HaU to George J . Kalatta, June J . Kalatta, .23 acre, Syracuse VWage. Paul Hottman, Maxine Hoffman to James .E . Diddle elba J. D. Drtlllng, Easement, Chester. Bruce Blslell to Jamea E. Diddle, Right of Way, Chester. Rufus E. Dillon, Maline A. DU!on .Senior Day at the Fair. .. •• to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Scipio. Gene 'Grlftlth, Juanita Griftlth to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Chester. Robert R., flarrts, Patricia L . . Harrls to James E. Diddle, Right of Way, Chester. . Keith French, Sharon French to Richilrd Mason, Part Lots, MiddleVIllage. ' ' As Senior Citizens obserVed TIIUI'!Iday at DaY was tile Meigs ' ·· County Fatr, severalbundredtound · It the fun place to be. They brwght · lawn chairs (lndsettleddawnlniront of the bill Stage tor ~ of entertalmnent. Tile Ward FamUy bad a program of dulclme!' music, the Strlngdus· ters, Carol and .Darell Taylor, playednumbera!ternumber:for!be · Simlor Citizens square daru!i!Is. and there was plenty of music 1nm the · CircleD Wranglers. . A ·.feature of the day was the introduction of Paul and Josephine Smith who were selectA!CI as the 1984 Melg$ County Outstanding Senior Ctt121!ns. 'The couple was hooon!d last week at the Oblo State Fatr (lnd presented a plaque. · a ' I Sl of bo CALLIN' -GieD L111nbert, caller for tile Sealac' C" I • j ., By The Bend • SJM SJM the lim pro s rt u -m buJi ers ~ bacli first· mad unbE Lea~ Rl Dan rook reco seca Anti: 'Thw OJ agerJ HE mak HE yald Gal) lleld "A foru posit Steel As hold< II Fie is. tl OJ dldn first ' Pi' whil< The !lel/.l!lllb aMQal.Batn a.tJin' Artl lllld Crafts FiliUval 'w scbe.duled tor Sept, 2 aJJ4·3 •t the Dairy ' Barn Soutlleaitem Ohio Cultural Artl Center OJ) Dairy. Lane in Atben.s. • TltlriY-elgllt artists, and crafts· men will display, demonstratA! and . sell their work at the two-day event. Selected by a panel of three jurors, thele artlBans are among the best woodworkers, fiber, clay ·and glass ,artists in the reglqa. , A Labor Day tradltlon·in Athens, the show will be opetrto the pub)lc from 10 a.m. to8P,.m.Sunday,Sept. . SATIJRDAY .. POMEROY - A N1 to~ Seat Ex SA Daw: runs rally toaJ Fran Da leadc arell duty. Corn Wall• drive lbe ilftllllll1111111c of tile llrc1e Glen Lllmllelt doing the callln1. JWelp Coudy F~ 'J.bunday, ~ "wpechl day," to Til Dr1e! theol the I San. : t!Vel Sail 111 team scrln ace MONDAY . ' MIDDLEPORT- MiddlepOrt Business and Profellloilal Women's Club will meet at 7::1)· p.m. · Monday at the home of Alwllda Werner. Guest nJaht will be oiJeerved and memben are to Eltc 81m, bolh IIBIIben of CllllllterTJQQp 231; 01,....,.... cub scoula, Ma# ftldrnoo•r, Chalter Paek 211, and Fl'luil< ·Blake, Mkllllepmt Po IU. studs& 1D !Nidi are troop lee k11, Gale 08borne, troop Z3l, Luke McD padl211, . . . Bob ...........; pac11215. I take .a ~- ~:r;etla Jones, diStrict director, ww lle J1!8ldng her annlial visit to~ club. ·Girl .Scout·awards presented at. Fait· Happenings · .ren's · Crusade will'b e held at the purcb of the Nazarene Monday through Fi1day of nextweek. . 'Mrs. Shirley Collen will teach and entertain the cblldren 1nm 6: :1) to 7:45 p.m. 'with hlgbllghts to Include singing, clown enta'· talnment and balfuons. The chlldren will be supervised by · adults of the church and all area chlldren . are lnvltA!CI to pllrtEIpate. Thechurcblslocatedat!illl Beech Street and more lnfonna· ilon on the . program may be obtained by calllng 992-5189. ~ enrolled ' Meigs County Girl Scouts winning blue ribbons on their exhibits displayed in the junior falr building . at the Meigs County Fatr this week were announced kldiiy. ' IDexhlbltsonthetbeme''Worldof Toclay and Tanorrow," wtnners were Debbie Frost; Danlelli!KUibie, Tamara Hayman, Sherry Johnson, Leslie Qualls, Unda Chapman', TammyQueen,KylaSellers,Sheni Smith, Amber Well, Melissa Cllfford. Nancy Nally. WeJJCI! Harman ' and Crysta!HaJ:mon,lrownles; and Michelle Capehart, Kenda Carsey, . cadettes. S pecial servires 'q .Children s,Crusade ~ . . ' ~ .Ch~ster Council meets ~- An offertngwas taken with part of the money being used to place flowers on the graves of several relatives on Memortal Day. Attending were Kenneth and Gerty Brewer, Columbus; David Allen Brewer, Audrey Brewer, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. David L. Brewer, Medina; Betty Van Meter andEunleBrtnker,Raclne; Mr. and Mrs. Leland Close and Jeremiah, David and Julie, Uttle HOcking; Tlsba Lemmon, Reynoldsburg; Enuna L. Brewer, Reynoldsburg; Faye Brewer, Ambridge, Pa.; Plans for attending the Daughters meeting attended by 'Thelma Wblte, ofArnertca state session to beheld in Genevieve Ward. Iva PoM!Il, Eva Cincinnati Sunday throogh Wednes: Rolllon, Macy K Holtef, Everett day were made durtng a recent Grant, Jo .Ann ~urn. Ethel Orr, meetlng of the Chester Councll 323 Esther Sn)ltb. Sadie TniSsell, [)o. rothy Rlttble, Betty Roush; Ada held at the JuUl. · • · Dorothy Ritchie Will be Installed Bissell, Lora Qamewood, Zelda Weber, Doris Grueser, Erma CJe. as .vlce state councilOr at day's sessloo. 'District 13 will put on ' !ani), VIrginia Newlun, . Mae an addenda for Mrs. Ritchie that ~. Leona Hensley, Beulah Maxey. Gddle Frederick, Marcia. day . . ' . . . It was· noted 'that Opal Hollon Ia ~r, VlrglnlaLee,ShlrleyBeegJe, home trom .t he hospital. Tbedlstr!ai eon. Be_egte, Faye Klrldlart, Mardeputies and dlstt1ct past councilors garet Tuttle, Charlotte Grant. . picnic datewas change!to Del 7 at Jess Ryan's home;,FJem!ng. Alta Ballard, c:ouncuot, ·presided at Amusical prCJg! am by Roger and Maly Gllm>re of SWeet Mountain weclnE!s- I too.· Clyde Wine, · Middleport, Edgar . Grange meets · Sounds llillbllih'ted a rea!at meet· In&' of the Rock Springs Grange at · the baU. It was .announced that the Pm1ona Grange meeting will be held at Rock Sprtnp III!Jtt month. · Two applications ror memtJer:shlp Wen! _ac;cepted during the meetlng COIIducted by WWiam Radfonl, master. Plans~~ tor Enjoy the 11ft Fall TV 98118011 and loolball action with a vivid color picture! Replace ~r Indoor or worn-out outdoor antenna wtth our neW duaklrlvll SuperColqr Spe- 3 ANTENNAS IN 1 Cial and seethe sharp picture and brilliant.color your IIIII was designed to deliver. II'TIJ)IOI'tl ~ too. Alao connecl8 to your h~fl aystem to pull in a lltlOr'IQ FM ettreo signal with full chlnnel separation. Wide 1\\lpt 60° elements puH VHF • UHF • FM rv. 88 1 in maximum available signal on fNfKY llallon within range. GoJd..alodized finish fights corroaiou. P1 a s smbled-inafalllt youraelf and savelll&-1711 ' . Melp Comly Fair participation, ·and the ball was· vacated tor . cmunerclal use during ibe fair. On·thetbeme"WorldoftheOutof Doors." the blue ribbon winners were Melissa Jadal, Tracy Colllns, ' Mlcbelle Me., Shelley Smltb. Angela Reed. 1.«1 Braden, Macy ~. Safab Harrts;' Lee Ludreydod, Kylit Sellen, ' and Sarah · Apdet1011, brownies; Mayla Yoacham, Melanlal.yms.KeWeErvln, Shelly Pwlli)s, !man Houchins, AlvEDa Van Meter, Moalca Adams, Amy Metzger, Mlcbelle HaiT!s, Cbrlstl AdamS. Susie Klmt!s, and Wendl Taylor, juniors; Darla Nor· rls, JClm Cogar, and Tract Casto, Cadettes; and' Tammy Capehart, seniors. · Blue rtbbon wlnilers In .the category: "'The World of Well Being" wet:'! Melissa Clifford, JClmberlY JenkinS, Jessica Chevauer, Erica Roble, Debra Frost. Tanlara Hayman, Lisa HQifman, .T ara Erwin, Christy Grogg, Linda Cbapman, Kbn Michael, Step~ Hotrman. Crystal Smith, browoles; . Jennie Buck. Julie Buck, . Maylil Yoacbam, Julle RUI!e, BrEnda Holter, .Kelly SteWart, W~dl TayIor, Mandy EUott, JClm Hanning, AJvena Van Meter, juniors; Klm Cogar, Amy Luckeydoo, MlcheUe Weekend liauests· Ruth and l;l.uby Wise, ColumbUS, weretheweekendguests<1Mr.alid Mrs.~ Kelly andfamlly, Middleport. They came espec1ally to spend tlme with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Daboof Largo, Fla. woo are visiting bere with their daughter. Other callers tovlsltthe Dabos have been ArlODa and Pete Quick and w~ Maude Coats. The wedcllng 8MlVersary of the KeUys were • *· • CTA·60 by Real~ Massie birth ByRedltlc '· .' Sean Braley \ 12. 1011 of Mt>l. Macy K. Braley, l!IM Pearl St., Middleport, II the subject of this Sean JJraley, Great for work or school. Tape counter Man . .. 1 • ,.) • 'I • ,, ' . ~ 1:00 P.M.-Pretty Baby Contest -.. Show .Rin1 · ' '1: 00 P .M.-Chain saw Contest ':00 P.M.-Sweet'Mollntaln Sound.,.... Hlll StaKe . . · , ,:.00 P.M.-Quarter Hoi:U Races - Race Track 6:•15 P ,M.-CI'OIIover'a - Mule GroupHill Stqe . 7:00 P.M.-Tractor Pull- Center Field ' 8:00 P, M.-'fe1t Harrllon i: The I Valley · !loY• - Hill staee 1. 'Grandltand Attraction . .. \ ' Field Junior High School In ~sportl. . MEIGS. CO. ' FAIR 10: 00 A.M.-Garden Tractor Pull -Center Middleport, Sean takes part In the tootball proiram. His hobbles are llablna. ~ and ariel cue/review help you ftnd aelaellool8 fast. Auto-atop, built-In mike, auto-level · reollldlng, tone cor1bol, aux Input. Exla'· nal mike and epaalt81' jaclca. AC/battely operation. 114-1010 llotlolioollllnl IHI SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1984 week's DallY Sellttnel Cai'i1ef • Tllke Your FIVOI'Ite Millie Anywtt.r. • lnCiudM l!lrphoniMCI w.t 8tnp '• r:J, . l·(:(lml!l. A aevWrtb grader at the Metis • 4 • ' - SPAGHETTI ...................... . . .. $795 HOMEMADE '118118n Brad, Antlputo Seled . $ · 95 SAUTED PRIME BEEF TIPS ..................... ;. ,9 . Rice Pilaf. Seled, Vegete~H $ 9S SEAFOOD PLATTER.............................. 11 Capehart, Tracle'Casto, Carol Kjng, and Darla Non!s, cadettes; -and Tammy Capehlirt, seniors. Wlnnerslnthe"WorldoftheAris" '(0- Frled/Bralled PNmere Seucel ' Shrimp, Oystera, Scellope. Clem Stripa, White Fiah . Choice of Pqteto, Veg.U.ble ~ Seiad · cale(IOry were Corissa Mulbnt, Usa Hof!man, Sarah Han1s; ~Ia LIVE ENTERTAINMENT LONE WOLF BAND Sellers, Melissa Jacks, Stephanie THE LOUNGE Hotrman, Tilcla Cogar; Sai'ah Anllenlon, Angela Reed, SheJTI Smith, Maiy Nally, Alylber We¥, Penny AJelcer, Danlelle l<lbble, ~ Chevalier, MJStt' Powell,' t-;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; N8JIC)I Nally, Luciana Scott. Kbn I Michael, Stacy Bian!alsblp, Sherry Johnson, brownies; JB!,Jilfer Buck, · Amanda EDiolt, Jeanie Alms, Mlcbelle Harris, Jodi Smltb. Mist! BUtcher, Baroie Anderson,l'tfellDda Dalley, Nicole Pickens. JulleRiftle, SusleKimes,BrendaHdter,Cbrlstl Al!,ama, J(lm Hanning, Moulca ~ "j\Ul¥li'S; an(~ King, c8iia~MaiyButdier;Joanle SbiljJIIOII, cadettes. ID ''World of People" the winners · were Debbie Alkire, Sl\erii ~. Jaclyn Swartz, Usa Hoffman, Lee , Luckeydoo, ~ Frost, KeUey Grueser, Amber Well, Kim 1\ofi- · cbael, Melissa Jacks. Stephimle Hotrman, Tracy Grate, brownies; Kim H;mnlng, Kelly Stewart, Ml· cbeDe HaiT!s, EmUy Sbaln, Mandy Elliott. Valerie Wilson. Wendy Taylor, Jodi Smith, Christl Adams, Mayla Yoacha,m, Amy Metzer, juniors; Carol Klng, Tracl Casto, Amy Luckeydoo, Klm Oigar, Cadettes; and 1'amll!y Capehart, . Valerie Simpson, seniors. .Wlner5ofthebestfalrboothswere Chester Brownie Troop 100, Carolyn Smith, leader; ~ JUnior Troop 1042, Ruth Shain, leader; and Eastern Cadette Troop 1.00, Patty Capehart, leader. Judges for the. exblblts were MargaretEllaLewls,FialphWerry, GREAT BACK .. TO-SCHOOL SPECIALS! Goop $500 GREAT FOR BACKeTO·SCHOOL SEI.ECTION ·GIRLS -' ·OXFORDS, SANDALS, ·aoos · SELECT GROUP . . 1/. : CONNIE SPORt SHOES,.......... 72 ~ aoss.ol!T - AU WOMEN'S THOM MeAN SPOR1 SHOES .................... lZ 72 PRICE -- ~ .. ....J ~ . 'All BOYS AND GIRLS THOM M~AN SCHOOL. SHOES .............. 30% OFF I . OPEN UNTIL 7 P~·M. FRIDAY Brenda Merrttt. Eva Robson. Brad Jobnson, Harold Norris, Kate 'I J·-" and "h'"""' LockJJart.• · · "''""' ~~-J ' .------·. -----v- ' I 11 ;7t!. ~ ~ "trha_ge II i ~ · 1 'j1 SHOE PLACE IN MIDDLEPORT ~ 'HOLZER C-LINIC LTD. URGENT ·cARE CENTER NEW .WEEKEND . HOURS . . The Holzer Clinic Urgent Care Center is now open every Saturday and ·Sunday ·front 1:00 P.M. to 9:00P.M. at the Main Clinic on Route 35 near Gat~ lipolis~ Physicians from the Departments of.Family 'Practice ·and:·Pediatrics will be·available for treatment of urgent illnesses and injuries. Enter the Clinjc at the Hospital Emergency Room Entrance. Pediatric patients·should telephone 4465287I for a. time ·. to be seen.. · . URGENT CARE CENTER ·HOURS . . MONDAY-FRIDAY . SATURDAY-SUNDAY .HOLIDAYS 5 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. 1 P.M.-9 P.M. ...... ·' • I ' ., t. nous~ t;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;; . CHARGE IT (MOST STORES) ... ', . . 'Thursday, Aug. 23, will be the/ opening day this year for Carteton Scbool, Supt John S. , ,. Foster~ • · ·· Metgs·· InduStries worii'Boop will contjilue ,In operation ,Mon-. day through Friday this year. Parents w~ have oot cmn- · ' pleted enrollme,ntsbould~ct ' the school offk:eatooce. Stujjents or adult,s canmt be for the year !l"lll all requirements bave'been completed. 1• .. · 'The school, workshop' and . otflce.are located on John St. in Syracuse. Otllce hours are 8: :1) .. a:m . through 3: :1) p.m. Resldenta · may call 99U683 for more POMEROY - Special weelnfollll8tlon. • kend services wtl be bekl at the , •, • :, Red Brusb Cllurch of Cbrlst P-Ill- saturday,~ 10~. and& . . . . p;m, Sunday. DenVer Hill will)Je . MIDDLEPORT .,..... A Oilld- , the speaker. . . A get-well card was signed for Mrs. Mae Brewer who Is hospitalIzed. Gifts were presented by David Allen Brewer, the president, to Mrs. Laura Byers, the oldest woman attending, and Edgar Brewer, the oldest rrian attending. Other recognized were Mrs. Faye Brewer, Ambridge; Pa., Mrs. Margaret Dilffln, Arnbrtdge, f'a.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brewer and Sharon, New Brlgl\ton, Pa., the ones traveling !he farthest; Julie Close, · the youngest child attendb!,g; Mrs. AuddreyBrewer, who had the most children attending. '•' auem hymn sing ' 'The Brewer family reunion was held Sunday at the Portlaitd Park with 55 members attending. LelandCiose, grandson of A~ Bl'eWer and the late Allen Brewer,. bad grace. It was reported by David L. Brewer that his brother, Wilbur Brewer of St. Clotid, Minn. has the Brewer and Ervin family history readyforpubllcatlon. Mr. and Mrs. Tlln Massie, CaWpolls, announce the birth of their second child, Jeffrey Stephen, July 5, at the Hol.7,er Medical Center. 'The Infant weighed lOpounds,seven ounces and was 23inches long, Mr; and Mrs. Massie have another son, Timothy Jason. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kautz, Pomeroy, and paternal granclparmts are~- and Mrs. Noel Massie, Gallipolis. Materilal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Battfun, Albany, and Mrs: Ina Kautz. Pomeroy, and the patemal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter EUfott, Gallipolis, and Mrs. Anna Massie, Galllpnll?. ' 2, aDd Monday, Sept. 3. A preview . ope~~~nc tor members of II¥! DaJry ~. !lUY~ and lnvltA!CI will be held from . 4 p.m. · to 8 p.m .. .Saturday, Sept. 1. In addttliln to line arts and cr!lfiS, th«e Will ~ face jlalntll)g and puppet ~ for the children and . ll)uajcai eriterialnment for all ii'OUfll· A Va!1ety of food and drink · will be available. · For more Information contact: Dairy .Batn Solitbeastem Oblo CUltural Arts Center, PO BQx 747, Athens, Oblo 457111: or call (614) 592-4981 or 592-4985. with old time rel.lglcllis singers will be held at the BlrllngbaJp ·Community Church · Saturday nlgbt at 7 p.m. 'The pastor, Ray LaudermUt, lnvltes the public to attend. · Brewers hold • reunton ONLY Page-7 Calendar Registration set at school Margaret Do!fln, Ambridge, Pa.; Mt. and Mrs. Dermis Dobbins, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brewer and Sharon, New Brtghton, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beegle and Rodiley, Racine; Mrs. Marilyn Bealle and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wood, Columbus; Kenneth Brewer II, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hart, Racine; Mrs. Easter Dalley, Portland; Joe lllien, DaisY VanMeter, Portland. Friday, August 17, 1984 • Barn Raisin' Festival planned at. Dairy .Barn '' Brewer, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Dobbins, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Fitch, Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer, Long Bottom; Joann Dobbins, Columbus; Wllllam Daniel, Columbus; · Mr. andMrs.LarryC!ose,Jerry and Sherry, Watertown; Mrs. Rita Garrett, Waterford; Mrs. Laura Byers, Racine. . ' • r.o I ' \1 '\ RAVIN' A GREAT TIME -'111Me11111D •oMJ • bad a p'elli~ ~ olu!dn&oetbe Nllllla&e IIi tile Square Dallcel'll. He Jlvm II bill all! . The Daily Sentinel ' �. P~tga • 8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport•.Ohio , \ ~S ~ Recefv­ ~~t~~~1~~~ = ,,......... ... . .•,.,............ ...... t:IUf!l/w..l ,_,., ,.." ...'''" ··--.... fO.. out· ..__ A ~ license has been Issued In Meigs OJunty Probate OJurt to Donald Lee Dalley, 31, and Belinda Ray Roush, 20, both of Middleport Bogard. To end marriages ln Meigs County Conunol\ Pleas Court. Wanda L. Stafford, POme- . Sunday hf,)meooming . The annual hom€COO!lng of the Iljlzel Church, of( Route 1241Jetween POrtland and Long Bottom, will be roy, has flied tor a divorce from Marvin R. Stafford, Rockport, Indiana. ... " ' Valerle Roseadn Proffitt . was granted a divorce from MlcllaelLeo PrQifitt · who was fwDd gldlty of gl'oss of duty, e xtreme cruelty and wtllfuJ absence. In other coort action, a . case Involving the Racine Home Natl6nal Bank against Danny M. Griffith , Na ncy . Griffith, t.he Farmers Bank and Saving$ Clmpany and Meigs OJunty lreasurer ~lso HOUSE $ II (l!l!Q.... ' . ....• (2) TWO STORY HOUSE s ' Ill RACINE: Down· stairs . equipped with kitchen, liviftl room, dininc room and den; upstairs has. two bed · rooms and one bith; house . also hiS base' ment. Lot size appror. .• 48'1308'. NHds work. ' t just 3 Y1'•rs .. .outsclling every lm· port cor line. Enjoy Ford Escort's economy ond front-Wheel drtvc. The smooth rick oi i!S 4·wMcl independent suspension. The surprising room ond i!S comfort· oblc Interior. · bu •Mn.lftcnnr's ~eel tt\ail PriCe. T1tte and I4Mt ucludld. ""Bncd on most recent avtti!MMe rnii'IUI'ac· '84 FORD ESCORT GL ' OVER ·1800 AVM.....a£ If . interested contact The Home National Bank in Racine, 949-2210. wrcfs rc\H df:livcrie's,. 1984 model year. ei'! bal fir. rru unl Le this low I!Jeln. F~ntostic ye~r-end savings on '84 Escorts, Tempos and tough Ranger pickups. Ford Dealt:rs are bargaining likt: nt:vt:r befort:. Large selt:ction Crt'alivltv 11'1 Our s .,..r.i a lt~< Bob & Jean Gilmore 50 Riverview Dr. Middleport, Oh. 992-6128 8/ 10/ 1 mo. TROMM EXCAVATING •LAND CLEARED .SEPTIC SYSTEMS -GRA~EL HAULED Bonded & Insured PH. 742-2328 3· 5,tfc - ·. BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE; OHIO Authorized John Deere, New Holland .. Bush Hoc · Farm Equip111nt Dealer Parts to choose from, hurry down to )'OUr local Fqrd .Dealer todaY.And big, big liiOIICYI & Service TEAFORD I'IX m sec NEW LISTING - Syracuse - Quality shows in this 3 bedroom ranch home. I bath, beautifullamily room, nice kitchen with all appli· ances including dishwasher, washer and dryer. Large yard with chain link lence. New wood storage bu ilding. $44,500. 811' } llU! } yru Ga tiel NEW liSTING - Rutland - Business of your own, Complete with all inventory plus a 2 bedroom upper apartment. Only $35,595. !ot poe Ste J MIDDLEPORT - A nice corner lot in a good neigh· borhood with 4 bedrooms, beautiful bath, large living room, dining room, big pan· try, lull basement, and a one car garage. Now $43,000. hoJ, "Fl is.' I ( did firs F TUPPEIS PLAINS - wbi ~ ton Sea E: VIsit your Locil Ford ~)Cal• . ....... ford's '84 FORD ~~CLEARANCE CHAL' EMGE ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiil ·S Da1 run rail: to : Fra D leac arE du~ Cor w~ drlv T Drll the• . the San tlve Sal 2 In Memoriam In Memory PubUc Notice Of 'Theodore R. Saunders Who Passed Away Au1ust 6, 1981. Do not ask us if we miss you Thtrl' s such 1 wctnt . P.ltce. ott ·we think we bur your footsteps And Stl your smilln& ftct . .Dty of sadntss still come , · o'er us T1111ln siltnco often flow. Memory ktlps you ever neer us . . Thou&h you left us 3 yurs ...,. Lovin& Wife. Dairy, and Clildnn. BellY. llldonnl, Theodore I I • OFFICE SPACE FOR FmHA CQUNTY'OFFICE 64 .¥ lac. Merchandi•e MGM FARM CHY 8· FREEZER SALE Public Sale • Auction Farmers Home Admintstra t,on, USDA. desires Jo lease· .oeo , appro><jmately 1 square feet of a~r-condit1on~ office spa ce W~lh t n the Ctty IJmltS of 0 PoB:~~~D ~~terlal available from FmHA. County Su pervt· sor. 22 1 Wesl 2nd Stree1. (P.O. Box 5891 Pomeroy OH 45769. TelephOne No.• 6 14· ' 992-6644. Sealed bids to be opened at lhe abo\oe address at 1:00 p.m.. SAVE UP TO Sl07·oo Frt11tr Per ' ' On This Big A three bedroom ranch with a one car garage, lots of closet space, on a one acre lot. Home is approx. 8 years old. 218 E. 2nd St. Phone 1 · (8141·992·3326 NEW LISTING~ One floor 6 rm. home overlooking the beautiful Ohio. Remodeled with carpeting, alum. siding, etc. Askmg $25,000. · POMEROY - Very good 6 rm. home, gas hot water heat, alum. siding; fl!ll base· men!, 2car garag~ and extra lg. corner lot near hospital. FARMLAND - 73 acres of good pasture, storage bl(tg., ponds, excellent spring, drilled well, minerals leased. POMUOY - Walk to the stores. 5 rm. frame with bath and all utilities. Only' $11 ,000. ' ·WOLFPEN - One floor 7 rm. ranch. Full basement, niCely remodeled,insidund out, dbl. garage alld one level acre. Only $32,500. ' $20,800. IN THE COUNTRY - 33 acres, lenced, timber, minerals, small bam, poncJ and pletty of deer, beautiful building sites. Wants $21,500. SEE YOU AT OUR 800TH AT THE FAIRI REALTOR Henry E. Cl1llnd. Jr. 992-6191 Jt1n Tru1111l 949-2660 A w Jo Hill !185-4466 Dottit Turner 992-5692 . U COUNTRY . ....: Nice 3 BR home with gas furnace, wood burner, range and refriRerator. Other bldgs. plus 9 aores. MIDDLEPORT - GOQd 3 ,bedroom ·home near stores and sc~ools, I 17 batl(s, ps heal and level lot. l2 ACRES - 15 yr. old home. Full basement, gas furnace, roo! cellar and barn. $31,5oo. Assistant Property Managemen1 Officer 181 11. 1e. 20. 3tc MGM FARM CITY. INC. Pomeroy 814-1192·2181 ,.. ·-.: , 'scon's PIANO TUNING R.!>sonable Quality Workmanship De.huniidilier.t, Parts 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'WATER . GAS 1!o OIL LINES I ". t;,.w. f mullit•.wOt•••r /:! rr• ' PH. 61~992-3718 MIDDLEPORT; OHIO 7/30/ 84 Wolfe , ·Investigations, Inc~ · ·· ~LL STEEL & satiL~W' :uito\~~;· . ' PRIVATE' . INVESTIGATiON OF ALL 'TYPES P&S BUILDINGS .~ heine, Oh. · Ph. 614-843·5191 10·6-tlt .. ....... . r\•V w; I . L"lid'' llciHEE Broar-Auctio• ltivlet ChtrJI Lt~~lty, M1tp C.•niJ Assocltlt · Phone·742-3171 CompltU Gutt~r. Work · Complete fltmodellng Roofing of eM'Typea Worked In home •r• 20 )'8111 "Free E11tlm1tea" Chtsltr, Ollio Ph. 986 -42'89 · tf No AnSiiMf. Ctll fiS:431Z We Service All Mak.. I Modele Antttna lnstallllion HoyH CJIIS 11!4 Sllop ', Ph: (614) 843~ 5425 Loul Strvico Calls $15.110 7191 mo. d. · '!CUT 0!./T. · H6·fmo. ,I Vinyl • Aluminum SIDiNG FOR FI:ITUR~.t. US/:" • . . KEN'S.' · ' ·BISSELL SI.DING CO. : SERVICE "Bee14tlful. CuttoiTr' - Built Geregea" Call for free sidinc'es·. timates, 949-2801 or. 915-3561 All Makn : •Waahero •DIIIIWuhero •R-to· ' · •Rafrlgere1ore ,~ •Drvefll •Fren:_e rl PAIITS end S!i~IIICE No Sunday Calla l-I I•Jk, •' . .. ,' .' , 4-S.ttc ., ' r-~.--~.~.~------_, r·--~--~A~IIil~------, • G&W PLASfJCS .•·CONSTRiJCnON & SUPPLIES '' ,IIACIIHOE . ' · Wuol s • ··~"*' J · DUMPTIUCK ' ,, CONCRETE WOIIK TIIEIICMER SEPTIC 'TANK & LIMESTONE Cell For Frioe E11lm111 742·2167 Of 742.2225 I .U-SAVE AUTO : RENTAL $1. lt. 160 Non~! ' • Galli pol II, Olife. 7/11/ffn •a. . . DITCH. WllCH ·s&RVICE 1---------- E THE DITCHING GAS LINES WAnR LINES SERVICE SEWAGE -LIN.ES . FREE ESTIMATES . 773•5839 or . 77~5788 8/13/1 I PAT HILL FORD 8114/1 mo. d. 7119/ l . pd. •I ~...-_....;.;.;.;;;..;~:;;:;,...t "W• lent ,., ,.... .. tlto piece, dry cletning . & loundry .. p. Coll448· 3 103. w-.- P.o. COA~ 985-ISJ3 985-3837 CALL . ' 446-4522 Would tiki tb do waahing •nd ironing In my home by TrN trimming and aetting up. Pelntlng t o -. have COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS experience. FrN eatlmetea. lltTERESTED IN A FURNITURE. Bedo, Iron, Bruce Ooborne. Cell 814· 11111 NEW VEHICLE cupbotrda, cllalro. 2411· 5841 . We'd like to lntrodliCt you to c hea1o , bukel,l, dloh ..,. Encqt,Har, the modern way atone jar•. antlquea, gold · to diive the vehicle of your ond oliver . Wrlte ..M. D. choic:e. • Miller, Rt.2, Pomeroy. Ohio ) No Down Payment 81 4 992 7 ;~~~8 or cell ' -:2:c1: :--:: B,-u-1 tn_e_s_a_ _~ ' Lot~~tr Monthly Payment Opportunity 3 Announcement• BLACKSTON Wa~ed old pianoa. P•vtno NEW CAR & . .' t .2 0.00 and e40.00 e~h . , , TRUCK LEASING Firat floor only. ~rite aNing NOTICE 1 1 Sw,I!EPER and -ing .m•· dlrectlona. Whton Box , 326 · THE OHIO VAUEY PUS· Chino repair, ,plrto, end Box 1 ~8. Sordlo, .. Ohio USHING CQ. recommendo Pomeroy, OH . 45769 *"pplloa. Pick up and 43848 . Cell 814· 413· tllat you .do buolnooa' with For Ftster Service delivery. Dlvla _V•cuurn, . Call 614-992-6737 people you know, and NOT CIMner. one half rnlle up · 1805. Georg• Cr... Rd . Cal Buying dally gold. .oliver to aend money tllrough the untH you hove lnvoati· 1114-448·0284. colna. rlngo, jewally, 11t0ftlng .mall geted the Offering. · old coint. large curBolloona lor Get WaN. Anni· ..ncy. Top pric:n, Ed. Bur· CUP THIS NOTICE FOil voruryo, Blrthdayo.·pertleo. ken 8 • - Sllop. 2nd. Ave. Route butineu ... no telling Singing G'orrllla. Coli 1•1· Middleport, Oh. e14·992· involved. Jullt collect tho FUIITHEII IIEIEIIENCE proffta from your protected loono 6 Co., 441· 4313. 347e. retoit.loc.1jon• . Replace told ltock. Very ..eytornaintein. No tretpealing on my propHigh profit potential. erty at Rt. 1 Nonhup, Oh. 710. Minimum invest· w~hout writtllft permiiOion ment. Colt Mr. WHIIOI'I 317· by mo. Rovmond Rainey. 30 Y!s, Experience 647·11483. I lijilliylil'Pi Surnmmer Ct.ar8nce· lale. Mechanical Work :) l; f 1/ I t! ~~ lnveatmen1 property Galli· Flllo beg lor •1 .00. Humatne Tractors - Cars • poUt, Ohio. Annual Income Society Thrift Shop, ~lddle· t 10,000. (4 rente! "Unito) . Truck • Automatic ~ol'l. Ohio. ... . , · '--:c:--7:--:-=---:---Ser~ouo Inquire• only. Call T ransmisaion 614·288- t629 . McDinlol Butclltftng open Help Wanted PH. 614·247-2575 r.tery day. No·. work on 1 - - - - - - - - -- 1:;;=;;::===;::=== Sundayo. 304· 882·3224. 8·2·1 mo. d. Help W1nted: Full or part· 22 Money to Loan dme ...._..,no lor Sarah 4 Giveawey Coventry Jewelry Com perw. Earn more pelrt-time HOME LOANS FIXED then nwny •rn fuU time. RATES Selow marloel retoo. 2 yr. old Poodle type mele Good lncorM. No invut- Fi•ed conventional FHA· oil llhota. good with mertt. flexlbl~ achedule. VA.Leader Mortgage . dog, CARPENTER A1hena. collect 614·692· chlldr~n . Coil 614- 318· rioanage-nt poaalbllltloo. J Prlz. . 1nd OWirda in recog. 3061 . . . SERVICE nltion of ICI)Ielloll. . lll. The ~"·· - Addon1 1nd remodtling Aduh homater to glvo aw1y. opportunity to •m trlpo to - Roofing 1nd gutt• work - m locotiona. Seroh Cov- 23 Professional - Com::rete work Call 4U-771 1 . - Plumbing end electric .. entry lti • full range jewelry Seryices wOrk Fret pui!Pieo!. mixed brwda company otterlng high qu1l• (free Estimatast medium alzo: Clll814-388· tty 14K gold. aterllhg oliver ·and dl•monda in add.11ion to Piano Tuning andi.Repair. 9868. laahlon jewelry tllroughout Brunicerdi Muaic Co .• 448· Firewood for the cutting of a the United Steteo. ,.,, inter· 0887. Clip tllio od lor 20ll tree. Locoi·Gelllpollo. Seo vi- coli . , . _ ~oun of discount . Lane Daniels. 992-6215 or 992.7314 owner at 649 Fourth ·Ave., 1 PM to 4PM, Mondoy- 614·742·2961 . Pomeroy, Ohio Fridoy. Alk for: 814·318· Gllllpolla. 81188 Connie G - Unit 8 klttona, auortod. C1ll Director. 814-488-2684 Carolyn Darst Branch 441·0846. Men1111er. 2 omatll khtena. CaH 446· 1:-- - - - - - - -WE ~m~~:LES 2147. '8ell AVON make 46ll. Call 31 Homes for Sale 448· 33118. . HEADQUARTERS fOR 6 puppito bom Jui.Y 4. 1-------::-~­ Three bedrooma, centrel air. •ZEillTH ' ' Ttirrier & Beagle mix# 1 rneu Jr . atuaent pagi-check vinyl -11 pa,.., C.rpet •SYLVANIA type. Call 81 4· 379· 2801. ahelv" for correct order. th"'ughout, inaulated • •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY Prefer · 14 tO 16 yr. o!d. new paint. attached pnge. *GIBSON REFRIGERATOR 4 puppleo. Blac:l< a white, t2.00 perlw., 2 hr.,.. doy, outdoor grill. awninge. We Have A Full Time very friendly. Mother· mine· 3 daye ,.. w.... Call rnany extrlo. Cll 448·2683 Shop Technician ture collie. Colt 614-742- 1 44~8-·_R_E_A...,D~··-·- - - - - til 6:00PM, tfter 8 :00PM 3143. ,. • •• 614-245·1859. on Duty Man · to ·~ in aervice Kht1111a: 2 matle·"'""" tab· atetion. Mutt ba honeat I Only 9 V..ll aooumoble loen ' RIDENOUR bin. ! femolo grey tebby. 11118.......,., Apply In peraon on 'thlo 3 BR brick ranc:h TV & APPLIANCE Uttertrelned. Cal1814-992· It Wlnt"'• ·&ohio, Jockeon houlll, IOCiuded on 2.8 719f Pika. acral of l8nd with farm CHESTER-985-3307 pond. loceted near Oak HiU Full blooded Gereman She- Cook potition evailable and ·centerville, approx . pherd fom• good with 11 :30·8PM ohilt at Scenic 1481 mo. payment. Only Hilla Nurolng Center. Exp. 760 down. 379·2803 children. 304·871· 7247. required. Apply Mon.-Fri. ofter 8 P.M. doly. 2kht'!"•· 4rnonthoolcl, gr1 y 1· 4 :30PM. 1----- -;__ _ _ and white, black ond white. 1 - - - -- - - -- 6ll down payment 11.26ll 304·1175·3128. ' loc.ll buowanto ..,.. ln1ereat me up to 30 yeoro. FENCE & SUPPLy teri & - -..... Seer•· C•ll N.L. Stevano & Auoc. 220 L Main, , _ . . , Puppy, aable. female, Pekin· torymuatiHtoilcolllllttypillt, Jeri AHie 614· 379· 2728 8 montho old . 304· foot, ecur- who llkH to after 8PM or814·477·2443 PH. 992-6931 876·2478. work wltll public & prvficent IAM·IPM . In ollonhlnd. Book"- 1-------:----: a pupPiu, a WMke old, part rnuat heve had training or 6 rooms in . the Villege of Ubedore Retriver end Oer· ••perience. knowlege of Vinton. Partly furniehed. matn Shepherd. Phone 304· computer a ohorthand .113,000 or trodoequlty for 671· 3427. would 1Ht u..ful but not 18,600 camper. 318 S . -ntlltl. Write Boil 331. Molnt St .. VInton. Dh . Call Toy Collie Pup to good ,.aaon, W.Vo 211280. Give 614-3S8-9087. "Free home, 304·6'1'6·3964. trelnlng, experillftce, quallff· cetlono I anvothtr· uaeful 2 acre w~h remodeled 2 Installation Available I pupploa and .mother, pitt. lnformiltion . Interview• will bedroom home. Tobacco 8/1 /1 bno, caipot, city IChoolo, bul and wallcer,l wotka o!d, be arr-d lm ....diately, 304·171· 7841 or 1171· Rt. 664. 126.000. Coli 8423. ' The Melgo locel School 61'4·246·6288. Dllltrlct Ia currently -lng 1 - - - - - - -- - Rabblta. phone 304· 8711· oppUcotiont from certified 3 bdr.. 1 Yo both, 12.Z4 2432 ofter 8: 9:00 till 11:00 oppllconta for ·• Junior High femHy room. G""" IChool Foo-l Coech. • Junior dlatrlct. 3 mlltt from town. cell 871·2138. High Chler1-r Advioor 8V..ll -matblt loen ' with end a Reeerva Olrlo' Volley· down peyment. C1ll 446· ball C010h lor tlto 1984·B6 8283. t:rRENCHINO 1. 6 Lo•t end Found -achool year. Apr.licants •lACK HOI •DOZE~ .,. ~END LOAD!R I hold a val d Ohio 3 bel r., 1"., )> oth . 6 yro. old . LOST: Whlla Cocioaloo par· •DUMP TRUCK SERVIdl rvt. A- of ChHIIcothe Rd I teaching cenlficate and wfll conalder nice mobile •WATER. OAS, IIWER I Chfckmatugl Creeti. Us Re· muet meet c.rt:iflcltion ,.. home as trede. Located in RAIN LINES. A of Ohio lor Crown City . Cell 814· 268· -rd. · C1H 4411·2077 or Iqulrementa Cownty Certified f ' - medicine 1nd CPR. 1316 ofter 4PM . 441· 40f4. Pereono lnt-~ lhould stPTIC TANKS IUIAIL[p PUIISnMATIS \ · LOST Shetla~d Sheep Dog · conlecl Qen E. Monla. Su· For 111le by -ner building lmln. Colllel. t.male,-'¥ Perlntendent of Mligo ,Locol lot 90•1721n rntrlcted ar11 367·7560-3~7-b76 bllck with whlto. A n - llctlooto, at 1121 Sou111 Third on Kriotl Dr. Cloae to Spring CHlSHIRE, OHI to 'Chrlotv'. LoOt on Tuee. In Avenue In Mldclllpprt; Ohlo. VoKey Shopping Center off 3 1 • 1 atate Rt. 31. Contact Rolph lldweii - Rod~ lid .. aroa . Men-ment Poalllon, good Waugh for dotoll. Call 448·4211 or 814· 241· llll•ry 1nd IHtMIIto. Ekpa· 13711. rlence In lu.., 1nd herd· G...., Twp. n - beautiful 2 Loot IInce Saturdey, bleclt -re preftonod. c ·oBoxS-7 , atorv home. 4or6 bdre. ,1 ~ RADIATOR fematle ClOcker .,....., with. Point Ploaoont Regllllr, bath, Iorge llvlngroom & oloort hllrcut. llhlnd Mlifll Point Plenent. W. V1. .kitchen, tormttl diningroom . SERVICE Utility room, p r - . con· , Co. Fllrllfoundo. R_.rd. 21510. We can repair and re, Call 814·112·1113 or t41· P1rt lime aecrlltary, rocep· crelo drive, rilce lot. city ochoolo, 4~ mi. from G•lll· tort radiators and ' 21113. llorllot. cltftcel ••Pirience polio . Bargain priced , healer cores. We can .ry. Sand reaume to U4,800. Will conoldlr moLOiT: brown I white Eng· nece.lox 4t0. Point Pita· bile home trade ln. Call also acid boll and rod ; llah bulldog. 4'1\ yn. old. On Ant, WV 21150. 448-8038 . Rt. 143. lf-ord. c.n 114· out r1di1tors. We also 182·8747. lebyaltter nMded in my 1 ac:r• • new 5 room hou• repair Gas Tanks. homo When IChool mnl, Billfold toot with •121. •·•· P•rk Drtvo. 304· 875 ·4444. ond troller, 2 out bulldlnga. FirebaA Rd. Coli 448· 7597 ...... lnd dri- · -... Of 814· 211·133&. 992- 2188 R-ant If found . ..,,...n Middleport, Ohio 811V. llldtleJ. an~ Route 7 . 12 Situation• li room houae I born. 4 loto Coll111·3lil2. 1·1J'·ttc W1nted on At. 7 In Kaneuv•· Cell 814-288· 1H8 O<ll14·2611Billfold found at Maeon 1311. Fll! Frldov. COj1telna County •·. • YANCANCY: Room and mon~no I.D. II you 01n !delll bllfold cen cdalm, _.., for llderly - ·· 3 bdr, carpeted. 18•38 104·1 ·1110 RMiscnebll. H2·1022 or lnground awlmmlng pool, 128,000, t8,000 down IHtl· 111· 4411. enOl on •nd contrect with, FOUND pony, 01lllpoHi Ferry, Identify 304·171· N - 1 babiel1ter' lor 2 Ill 1 . . -. 121 Fourth 4114. 1ohootege children. ahllt AVe., Gllllpollo. Coli 448· Rllferenoao required, 3204. .GAS LINES :104-178· 4218. . R....,_ ea.ooo. Nloecletn WATER LINES 8 Public lele matlnt- fret, po heat. SEWAGE LINES • Auction 18 Wented to Do cer11 . ..,., 111t ten-In INiak FREE IITIMATES -'------~-- I yerd, 1 01r prege with ....., .... . . _ _... 10.12 Poryour Mat lilt Olltlm1111 BUS.: 915-3113 wella. drilled I - · WDI'dlft outbullclln... low .... _,...1_, lloeftlod W1ter vlciecl. F - ...lrnatoa. C111 utllty bill. Prlol to . . RIS.: 915-3837 .... ......... Wett Vkwlnil 814-112·11008 Ch 14· 742· lmrnodlllteJv. caa 448·0101 .:..~ 7119/t' mo. pd; 3147. Ohio, 4211177. - 1 1:30. EXCAVATING 'APPLIANCE ..1 h"vy Iron bedo. 1180 and up for certeln Melgo Co . ltone jl,.. Old t ime cup· boord . call 1·304· 882 · 2711 . Esti1111tes" EUGENE LONG Stmce Avatlablt . RIGULAtOIS & FITTINGS • VOLUME Dill'S C11h' paid for fancy iron or ·e-. Vinyl & Alut\tinum GAS-WATER I SEWAGE PIPE Wanted- Junk 1utoe any tlte achool yeor. Exp. ref. condition . Coli 814·388· mature la dy . Chr latian home. Call 448· 41 08. '9303. , ACCENT SUPERIOR SIDING CO. .• W_a nted -t o ,babyait' durriing u. S&WTV AND , APPLIANCE' . ~.ERVICE 46351 Scout•Ca11p Rd. 949-2860 8yowner3bdr. partfiniehed Car.,.-t. Ev1n1 Hgta. By llppolntmant. C1ll 446· 3228. 1•• Sizes"froltl 6'x6' Up. · to 24'x36' Insulated Do1 .Houses •614-992-7626 M11uro womatn will IHtbyoh by .hour · nl~ht or dey own tronoportatoon. Call 81 4· 2411· 81411. m . POLE BUILDINGS IIIDDLEPORf, OHIO aLU rtteo. Coli 446-7243. V. C. YOUNG. HI •'•· r l'ih~ Uf' i/{-•· •rni111~1\ & JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 8·10·1 mo. Wanted to do houn CIHning & woll w1ahlng, r01aonablo NlctJ 2 bdr. utHity room, crarege, nice yaf<l, new furnance, hOt water t enk , priced right: C•ll448·1 881 . YOUNG'S PIANO TUMING & REPAIR ' DOZER · BACKHOE ' • RECLAMATION ,WORK . · ·oiL FIELD SERVICES .. RENT ACAR Hnt r;inq 'le,ulrfu • . '''" U..,.~K£e . 1 ' f PH. 992·2418 7/ 30/ l mo. ~d . J&F CONTRACTING 94i-2969...:949·2263 31 1---------- IAIIGI. or SMAll JOSS I'OMUOY - Business bldg. wrth rentol and parkin& lot. 1 'r':~'!"'~,..,_,---&-----August 29. 1984. Denise M. KMn 11 TRUCKLOAD SALE While They Lest -SEPTIC SYSTEMS Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned Painting Storm Doors • Windows Wanted to buy UHd coal a wood hellt.,.. llwain Furni· ture. 44e· 311i8. 3rd. a Olive St., Golllpo!io, Oh. 18 W41nted to Do ''11 -WATER -SEWER ~GAS LINES Real Estate General I ( · - LO·BOYS . ,... TRENCH! R · Residential . & Com111en;ial NEW-REPAIR We p.-, ceah lor late model d•n ueed Al'l. Jim Mink Chw.'Oidt Inc. I MI Q - Johnaon 448-3872 WELDING & FABRICATION - BACKHOES -DUIIP TRUCKS For all your wirin1 needs; furnaces .repair service and installation. CO. Wanted To Buy w••· PUlLINS. EXCAVATING :..oozets . 4/ ( / !1 Da AD Th PH. 992-5682 . :. llr 992-7121 8/1 3/ ffn Farm Equipment Prien wiiiiiC'ICr . Also Tranamission . MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE ROOFING 9 pf-•· .AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR . 417 Second Aftftue, Bor 1213 Gallipoli$, Ohio 45631 MIDDLEPORt PLASTIC ARTS Ill CHESTER: Rt: l2t,POtlleroy Oliio Licensed Clinical Audiol111ist *AWARDS FOR SAi..E I , GARAGE :z: I (6.4) 446-7619 or (614) 992;6601 · *TROPHIES •PLAQUES R eat Estate General • Roger Hysell . !1&1 . LISA M. KOCK. M.S. Some Car 1llee ICfiS with a nicely CGIISinlcted COI1CIIIe block hallie '261130. 3 bedrooms, one blth, 12115. livq room 11111 24124 flmily 11JC1111. Partillly Clf)lltld, fuel oil lunwe with facil~ ties fOr woodbumer. 12115 block stlQII lllildifw, 20a30 blodi . .. Riglit off Rl 248, COIIItly settifW, 'h nile lllst ol Qlester, 'r z l-ll·ffll George Colllns, was dlsmlssed. Escort hes become the worjd's best-selling namt plot• in c:t hnders Available (1) ..... , FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS Computeriztd Hearinc ~id Selection · Swim Molds • lnterpretinc Service$ ll · l·tlc W~ITESEL · WADS7 • WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 New Che¥y Truck .... FINDER ............. '76.95 00015 ............ 1149.95 HOOOS ............ ' 174.95 BUMPERS .. :.. ..... 169.95 GRILL... .............. 142.50 lt. SUPPORT ....... 184.95 TAll GATI ... ,..... '15 .00 FORD FINDER .... '69.95 BUMPER ............ '69.95 I pi ' - - - ....... ~IJ• . Bus.lness· Seivices . u ·--- """'1--···......· -·-. ·--.. - ·Meigs County "appenings.·---~-held tnxn. 9: ~ a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday. Music wllliJe by the Bissell Brothers and speaker wiiiiJe F1oyd _... ....:=. ' . Now Homes- Extensive RIIIIOdlllnt . Insurance Work Cu1to.m Pole Bides. lill~lll . . Roofina Work ~luminum & Vinyl Sidinp 15 Ve1re Experience GREG ROUSH PH . 992-76B3 or 992- 2282 ·~4-"'"t -------·~··········· ' Ask to wed ROUSH CONSTRUCTION tN ~ IIillll ... ........ - . .. .! ·· ~c..--· ::t -0.... Ill-- Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Business Services ...........: = ==-· ··--~ !!:== . RIA. 6 '""'*""' tf'ftopl!mtt' """"INtll'l'• ... ··-!!~::!' .......... _ ::::::.......:c:- .._.diDg ·achievement .· at the Me.i@s County Fair , youth . ni@hl activitie8 were Betty Jo Hunt, left, ' FFA and . Joyce Autherson, fridlly, AugiJI'I 17, 1984 ...--·-·.. .·-·.-·-.- .-1 l FFA ~ FHA ~ awards Friday, Aug~ 17. 1984· -The Daily Sentinel ' .. - mo. •• • '. 1' I Homes for Sale ba••· The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 32 Mobile Home• for Sele '{B!'d Sa\88 '. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUAL· lTY MOillE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 311 . PHONE 814· 448· 7274. ...... Giiiiij;oiii........ . ······ "F,.o.merov ··· ·· ·· .. & Vicinity . Middleport · 8t Vicinity . : ............... ··········•v•-,.• 1871 lleyvlow 14 X 70, 4 bdr. ranchwlthovor2.000 Refrlg, IIOVe, CA, WB, good Golllpollo Flee "'arktt Fri., oq.ft. 147,1100. Vory convo· cond. Coli 814·4411· 1 1108 Sat. • S un. Indoor-out doOr. 692 Plum St ., MlddletfOr!· nlently locoted ~ block t o N- Friday Night Maltlot Augull 16. 18, I 17. We City IChOOII, 3 V.. OCIOI, Mobile home wll:h add on at'ltl 3PM till 1 Rt . 35 I 'have llldopreodo. ahaetl. Buyoro protection plan. Coli full patio. 1 ocro lend. Coli 160, Coli 446•7037. baby thlngo •. clothao of otl Wiseman Ra1ltors, 448· ' 448·7242. _.1ea. Hom• Interior. t ova. 3143. F r azlere Bottom Flea mlec. iteme. 3 bedrcM.m 70xl4 Granville Market. Every weekend . . 2 'tiedroom freme houie; . total electric. *10,000. U.S . 31 ·Frozlere Bottom, Five fomtly· clothing. •• baaement, gaf'8ge, Tex11 Good condition, ahown by WVo. 26082. Dnlero Wei· jara, camera, car parte.ohr;>e tir11. Rd. Gollipolia. · Call 448· appointment . Coli 4411 · coma . D_on Frel l er .- Thurldoy, Friday, a Slltur· 2804. 11&7 or 814· 3117· 7218 Operetor. 304· 766-2n9. dey. Five Polnto. ·call 81 4· . · -lc·toto:· 8 yro. old, 3 bedrm, 2 betha. - - - - - - - - - - Yord Sole 2Vo mllea off At. 992·8344. fomily room w ~ h wood 187414x7.0 . fon-lnvard, 36 on 326 towards Vinton. · burner. S jnglecargera". on atorege building. on rented Thuro., Fri., & Set. 8 flat acres wtth stocked -· lot. exc. cond; 448-7641 or Yard Solo 2 Fomillu 128 pond. City water In Recine. 448· 7133. Cell &14· 848·21141 , ..,--,_--:-:::---- Fourth AVe .. Galllpollo. 2 etereos, loti mie.c .• Thurs . • . Reduced. nice 3 bdrm :~~;: ~~.7~''=~~~Jf':~;!~:: Fri. · CLOSED FOR NOW, Co· ltllc, boaement . garage, · 2 bdr., l1rge bath with oey' o Floo Marl<tt people exc: location, option to buy. garden tub. Central a ir. g.. Firat tl""'. Tw"d oofo, thank their cuttomera for Owner may carry. Call982· furnance & stove. micro· chair. drapea. curtalne. lots making It I IUCCell . ' . 2617. wove. aide by aide refrig .. nice womana &. gir11 clothes. 1--,-- - - - --1080 w01her I dryer.. builtin Friday & Saturday August Yord Sale. Thuro I Fri. Aug 112 Maple Place, corner of AM·FM atereo , underpin· 17· 18, 8 tO' 8 . Fllrfltld 18th ond 17th, 9· 4. 308 Leai.Y St. 2 badrooma.fom· ning end dec~ . Aloo ll!llt.ll Centenary Rd. Porterbroolc Seventh St. New Hawn-. · ::!.r":':'·!:;~~kl!:,':·. McSt =a~:ing . C•ll &14·246 · Subdivilion. 8 FomWy WeoTtrry Subdlvl· colloctVIrginiiCrew1 ·891 · Firat time: 3 Femlly Yard olon. Golllpolio Forry acr<lao 0442 or 1-431 -0633 . Mcb!le horne w~h RQrido Sole. 467 Lariat Dr., IHtoide , Stauffer. Thureday, room. On wooded lot, at Holzer Hoopltal. Frldly 9-ii . from 4 bedroom. LR. DR. kitchen, Tycoon Lake. Financing Set. 8-6. Toya, houoehold Friday, Saturday. bath, tmall wath room, IVIiitblt. Coli 448•0708 or item1, clothal. Yard Solo, Friday, 9 till 4 ot oc:reoned in porch . 100x100 448-~1182 . 3406 Moumen Avenue: RE lot on 15th St.. SyrKUN. large garage tale of good olgn In yard, 8elle1111111d. Not Paneled wall1, built In ca- 12x66 1989 Kirkwood. 2 children end aduha clothing, binets . ~an be teen enytime. bdr ., fully furniahed, wuher bicycle. Honde XR 80. golf reaponsible for accidentl. • dryer. AC. underpinning, clubs, toyi, and loti of mite. Baum Addition:· land con- new furnence. circuit ertlclaa. Bi!l Wooldridge rt· 'family yard aale, Pltr1lnger. troct, 11000. down, 1(1 brooker. rnl nice. (:ell e14· aideneco. Hwy. ~80- 4ml . N. Wo-rry Subdlvtolon. Galli· potie Ferry, tum ba.Wa Flair percent lntereet. payment 258· 8896. Holzer Hospital. Furniture. Follow ligna. TV. 1686. 3 bedrooma. 2~ bath1, 2 acret, fenced yard, 1972 12K60 Kirkwood Will 2 Family Garoge Sale 16th, aewing ~china,. nice clo· wood burning fireplace. eell furniehed or Unfur· 17th . 9-1 State Rt. 776. jull thing ·and mitcellaneoua 11omo, Sot., Aug. 18th. . family room. ac. eppliances, nlahed. Mull IIIII. Coll814· off 141 . School clotheo. }. large baHment, 911 heet. 388-9686 .... . Giant yord aalo, Slot till 1. Will olao leo... Coli 814· Thurt., Fri: Sat. 9·8. Cora 9:30 tlil derk. Point Plnaent 9e6-4387. 1971 12x&O UIHtrty, nrmo· MMI Rd. · Chlldrtnt cloth<io, 2~ milol out Send Hill Roed - - - - - -- -·lcdeled, wood heater, ewnlng. toola. fur,.tture and mite turn on Shrine (:l~b Roed 1 HOUH with 6 rooma and AC, blocka. Call 814·379· item• . mile follow algno. Furniture, bath Grant St. in Middle· 21111 . diahea, clothing, all lizee, port. Call 814· 992·6429. . . 4 Fllv Aug. 16· 17. Conte· doll collect ail1ion, 1981 Naohua ' 2-3 bed· nary. Baby clothea, toys, Avon. toola. knlc knek. couch and 7 room houM for tale . 3 rooms, extrea, will n.;go~ achool clothee, jeena. new I& chair. Misc. bedroom & bath. Full boot· titte. Coll.814-246·6802. old ltemo. 9· 5. ment. fuel oH fumace. wood ------------~. 10801----------------burning fum•ce · Approx. 2 FOR SALE: 1970 Kirkwood 3 ~emily Gerage Sale 109 Moving Sale. Mlac. Sotur· acres. PriCed to · Mil •t Mobile Home 14X70. Total Scot~ Lane., North~p . dayAug . ·1B.~ : 00 · 8:00. l1 127,000. Cell 614-742· electric. two bedrooms end Thurs., Fri., Sat. B. W TV, Center St., Maaon, W. V~ . 2832. t wo bathroome.porche· .....-,- - - - te,b2.fclaa32 ·e.outbuilding,on 21h acres. .c...,.r, misc. Lebanon Townahip . Ytrd Solo Fri., St1. 9:00· Approx. 2 •cres on Bigley 112.000. Coli 843-6268 or 6:00. Chlldrena achool ole· 42 Mobile Home• Ridge Rd with mobil& home 843· 6231 . thing like new. oct. Bolide for Rent an~ ga~ag8. For mor infor· ,-- - - - - - -· lcNorth Gollla High School. mttiion call 814-916·4209. - Two bedroom mobile home ~·=~ for Ale on Evanlldale Cam- t Furn. 2 bdr. trailer k»cated K By owner- houM for ..Ia in pua in Morgentown. For &. K Mobile Home Parte, Mlddl..,on .. Be1h ond a hell, mi>!e intorm~tion coli 304· 41 Houses for Rent · Eaatorn Ave. 1178 mo .. •eo carpeted. baMment S. gar- 8711· 6079 after 6 :00. dep .. rent iricludeo water, age. Cell it interested 814· Awage, gorbago. Call 8143 lrdi. houae lor rept. Call !!112-7244. 216·11B7. 614-318-8738. . · Farms 'for Sale 33 HouH for ale : 3 bedroom. 2 bdr. mobile home. c.n ranch . with garage . 40 A farm , 7 room hou11, Large modern home, 3~ 446·0390. acret, bam. • mHel from •60.000. Cell 9'92·6311 or bern. tobacco base. pond•. Gallipolia. t326 mo. pl~• 992-8382. fenced p11ture. for informa- depoalt. Coli Ralph Borcuo 2 bdr. mobile homo. Cell 446·01190. tion coli 446: 2371 . For 814· 246·9176 tftor 6PM. 2 · bedroom. new tool.Oiilyl appt. 614-837· 1081 . ailfing',garege, ond outbuild· 2 bdr unlumiobed 12xl0 ing. 4 tentha acre nNr New lilting, 53 ICnll on 5 room houae. 2 bdr., 1 ·b .. waohtr I dryer hookup, .~ LR, DR, K. EKctllent lOCI· Sali1bury school ~ Ashton- Milton Road with mile peat HMC . Call 448• . $17,800.Ctll 992· 38911 lots of roed frontege; good tion. Ref. • de'potit re· 4369 or 1176-9710. · qulrtd. Call448·1370 after aftar -1 :00 p.m. drilled well: oil hNt; range, 6.: 00. Older 1 Yo atorv B room brick ,refrig •nd Other hou11hold - tliliok the location Blum addition. letae with 44 ' Apartment houM. 3rd • Andreon. Ml· itomo. ia excellent. Town end option, 3 bdrmo, 2V.. bttho. for Rent aon. e22.000 or IIIUmable Country R••l Estate. Broker. 2 acrH. fenced yard. wood loon·. Call 304-81128 . · Phone 304-676·6648. burning fireplace. temily Furnished apt., ·2 rooma ·& 8'11 assumable loan, 3 br. 3 ' 78 Acre1. 4 bedroom room, a.c .• appliancet. l•ge beth. clean. no pets, adulta yooro old. low 60'1.' 304- house.' small outbuilding•. bllaement,city water • g11, only Depo1il e. reference 8660. mth. with t100. 676·671 3 ofter 4 . . Call 614· :446· mineral rlghto. tobacco ol· applied to purchaee price. required 1619. Call 814-885-4387. 4 room end bath houee. lotmenl, 304·676· 3828. · 40x120 lot. 3410 Moumon 13 Third Ave .• 2 room• • For rent: 3 bedroom hoUN, & Ave.. Point Ploaoant 304· bath. t1311 mo. lncludoa Wehe Ter,.ce, Pomeroy ef· water. adulto only. Call 36 Lots & Acreege 876-5401 . tor Oct. 1. Call 1fter I p.m. 448·4222 9·6, or 448· C•ll 614·992· 6816 . for 2174 oft" I. By ow.... · Ranch atyle .. ' . perm1 stone. 3 bedrooms. Lot tor 11le in MercervHio, 3 11lo: 3 bedroom. · Woh• Terrace. Pom•oy after Oct. full ba~ement, recreetion trailer hookups. ef4Jctric. ruUpstaire fumiahed apt .• ~4 room . Attoched 110ril11". 2 ral water, aeptlc tank . 1 Coli 614·892·6816 oftor rooma I bath, 1 or 2 tdulta. &p.m. .lots, Mo11man Circle. Point 18,000 . Cell 614· 266 · no patlil. Call 446-0444 Plealtnt. By appointment 8818. IHtforo 6PM . North Meigs County Route ---~-- . only, 304-876-8699. Approx. 61h acrea. level 33. Smoll farm 6 hou111 . 3 1 bclr. unfumiahed ept., near' · 2 or 3 bedroom, 128 S. Park la~d. with frontage on two bedrooina S. appliancH with HMC, no pela. Call ~·· : • . Or .. Pt. Pl.. Ant. •3&.000. raods. ••c. for building. treo goa I wtter well . t260 3617. mini-farm , all utitties nearby monthly. 18 .Crea of land • Coli 304· 676· 1 626. in old 180 near Porter. rent neotilble. Call 1-614- 3 rmo, I both.lnqulre at 122: 18 acres mora or lesi. 7 •9. ooo. Call 1114· 388· 263· 2323. 4th Ave., Galllpolio. ' . room houae. garage. out· 8901 . 2 bedroom, ranch atyle. 2 3 bdr. apt w-familv room.: buildlngo. Pelolltino Creek 1,14 1c. level land with mile from downtown Galli· St. At. 141 , it260 mo: Clet ; Road. 304-676· 2264. basement. located in Green p.qll• on 141. Range and 446·4840 tftor 6PM . Twp. Elec. & water. Priced refrigerator. carpeted, air ral8onable. Coneider-tredet. cond. 1278.00 plua depooit Riveroido AP.tl. MlddlopOri. : 32 Mobile Homes and reference . 304· 67& · Spe:cial ratn for Senior • ·call 446· 3044. 3866. for ~ale Chlzono. $130. Equal Houa·: · Building lot Neighborhood ing Opportunitiaa . 814· 3 bedroom, full baaement. New Springbf'ookl 1 4x?O 3 Rd. e&x160. t&.ooo. con central eir, 1 car garege, on 992-7721 . bdrm, garden lub, all elect •• 448·3844 tfter 7PM. Staffhouaa Road. "Phone Newly remodeled 2 t..d~ · extra inlulatlon . Only 304·676· 7436 . Approxi. ~ ecre lot in room. equipped kitchen.; . 112,960: 14K70 3 bdrm. country . S~polc tonk end all 8226. Depoa~ required. C'llll • garden tub. 2 batha, extre Housfe. 23·27111 Lincoln in1ulation. only 813,450; utility hookupo , $6,600. Avenue, $136 month, 304- 814· 992·6319 cr 992-· · 2816. ' • 14x56 2 'bdrm, garden tub, Clay Townahlp . Call 448· 6711· 3a59. center bar. $10.480: 12xl8 4171 anytime. Newly redecoreted, 1 blid~ Certified. new waaher 8t 2 bedroom house. phone room. partially furnished,· dryer *8760.; FrM dallvory Building lot 'h acre M-L. juet 304.. 876·6763.' ' 160. f6 .600. WHI CQn· *226. Depo1it required. Call a oet up. Oeno'1 Mobile off homes. loceted 2 mi. from 1ider land Contract. Cell 2 bedroom home. nice yard. 614 · 992-6319 or 992ravanowood bridge. Jet. 1112 &14-21111-8868. basement and large front 2816. • 1-77. 1· 304-273· 6136. Bv owner . 30 acr... Leon porch# fully carpeted. stove Village Menor Aplo ., Mhl· · end rei included. $296.00 10 • two·tenthe acre• in oroa w~h mobile home ani! month plut depoeit, ref dloport. (E . H.O .i hoi . 1 · bedrm apts. for rent. the ieftt ' unflniahad house . Make Chellter. TimiHtr a o 12x70 required . Call 304· 676 · eterta at $201 1 month that mobile home, garage . offer. 904·688·8429. 61188 . includes all utilltlea. plua a t27.000. Call 814·888 · 4 ecr .. off Kerr Harritburg 8200 11cUrity deposit is . 4174. Road on Viney Road, required . ~e jult lllid new carpet in them 8,. they're Lot In Racine with 2 troller *7.000. Call 304· 886 · 42 Mobile Homes located near a doctbr•s · hook upa plu1 a 1 4x70 3398 tfter 7 p.m. office & •hopping oren. C1W for Rent mobile homo. Call814· 949 · 8 14· 992· 7787. 2202. t::::::=====~~ I:;;;======;:;· - . 1981 Schultz Ltd. 3 br 1V.. beth. lotal elec. central air. microweve. dithwather ~ 1...,...,-....,,.---,;--=- ltOIIt. rofrlg. underpinning. 41 Houses for Rent redwood porch. 304-876· 1--....:..- - - : - - - - 8049. 3 bdr. hou111 for rent 1360 1983 ScHultz limited Ed I· mo. Con 304-e78· &104 or lion. 14x70. with 11x7 304-8711-5388. E•pen~. 3 bedroom•. 1~ batho, ollllec. centralolr- 4 bdr. epaclou• living room firaplaGII. ext,. lnaulatlon. & kltch on 6 ecre1 with pine, buih In a1ereo. 1· 304·4118- Rt. 180 VInton. Coli 448· 1194 or 304·773· 6417. 1372. Furnished air cond., Ideal for 1 or 2 men. No city taxea. Fosters Trailer Perk. Call 448· 1602. New 1 bedroom aptl. In Middleport. Fumi1hed or unfurnioho<t Call 814·992· 6304. 2 bdr mobUe home, near HMC. no Call 446· 3617. . P""· In Middlopon on N. 4th Ave., 2 room apt. No children . call 1·304·882· 2618. ' 12x60 mobile home in Syracuse. partially furnished . $200 mo. pluo depooh. 1 child accepted. Call 814· 992-7680. APARTMENTS , mobile homes. houses. Pt. Pleaunt and Gollipollo. 81 4 · 446 · 8221 . 1 9118 National 12•111. good condition, Clll 304· 871 · 8191 or.304-411·11114. Small furnl1hed house, edulta only, Call 448-0338. Nice 1 and 2 bedroom unfurn fahed apartmenu . 304-676· 2218 before 8 p.m . 1873 Potrlen Mobile home, 12•80. unrumlahod except atov• and n .ooo.oo. 304·875· 782 . 4 bedroom ranch, ENo· VInton Rd. Big yord I gorden . Total eloctrlc plua wood bumlng atove. C1r•. pllld. *280 • month jolul depoait. Coil 448· 7992 . 2 bedroom trailer, khchan furnished. couple, 1 smell child occepted, refaronceo. 304·11711·1 078. 3 bedroom tumr.hed trailer at Golllpolla Ferry, 304-678· 2034. Sleeping room with kitct'!en privil-. No drinking. 304· 676•6874 betwNn 3 ·7 PM .' Mobile hom• tor rent. 3 IHtdrocm unfumlohed , t200 month. Call 304-876· 1371 or 871· 3812. · 2 bedroom apt with complete kitchen. exc cOnd. 1200.00 month, plua utllltleo. 304-773-6143. · 1---------- refril. 1-•81, 2 -room, front den mobllt home. Ektn . nice, MUST SELL. PhOIIII 814-448·01711. I room hou11. I mUet from G1lllpolla. Clay ocholl dlo· · trlct. C•ll448· 2708. '· �Friday,August17, 1984 Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio The Daily Simtinei-Pege-11 Friday, August 17, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~4~4::;A;~~rt;,m;e;,n;,::~~----;Tlh=e~y~'I~ICDo~l;tFE~v~e;ry~Tni~rn~e;-----r5~8;:~P~a~ts~f~o~r;s;.l;e:;~8~1~F~•~rm~Eq~u~lp~m~.n~t~~~,~c~AJL~n.~~~;;~~~w~~==t~--~.--~:r:,8~M;o:to:r;•~H~o;m;•~•== : for Rent lr------""1! • JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equol fbSTOFr'CE ZIP. COPE 1!1001< Wml 7HC 7/IN Plttii/T? Houaing Opportunity) h11 one •net two bedroom•. rent John Deare A tractor, HILLCREST KENNEL!! pl-•. mowing mechlnt, 2 -1 11 H Boordlng oil b<ooda. Hooted Indoor-outdoor f•cllltloo . w ,Ira or, oben ponoAKC Dobormon puppies: · blo welding goneretor, 304. 34 Stud Sorvlco. ce11111 4-448· I-B1_5_-_ _ 7_t_._ _ _ __ 7715. 11onirig at 1163 for ono bedroom and • 1 98 pe• month for two bedroom, whh UOO depooh located BUADEl'TE . CAMPER SALES • SERVICE, Open doHy I to 11:30. Sot. 8 to 4, Cloood Sundey ..U.S . Rt.IO, Coolvlllo. Oh llt4 . 817, . Judy Taylor Grooming. Coli- 83 Uveltock 114-367-7220. --------- near Foodland and Spring VaHey Plaza. pool and TV 57 ont. Call 448-274& or leave mnaage. ·' Fumlohed opt. 919 2nd .. Golllpollo. •17&. Men only. Coli 4411-4416 oltor 9PM . .. 81 .2 ,.,_ ond 2 Doors. tiiO.OO -h. 304-175-7353, Plgo for· oolo•.Aohton. W. V. Phone 304-171-2743 0. 304-171-2128. .. AlltOI for S1l~ miKod hoy In · bem. 71,' 11 .110 bele. 304·171·4800 or 304·882-3321. 1i715 Cbevy ·M-e. eutiO, 4 cyl. good worll cor, uc ' otudded on ow Uru. • 410.00 . ;104-176-43111. Go~ tl••• Coll8t4-98&-4392. "iis'F;miiiiiie.~i;;;;;i;l4o inch Frigidaire Electric , Rongo, 304-B91i-3845. Coli . HEAP vendor. 1114266-6246. oltor II p.m. For rent Sleeping IOd light h.OUH rooma. Park Central Piclcena used furniture. 304876-6483 or 67~t460. Plaltic cillterna ltllte ap- Coli 8t4-446-0768. proved, plastic 1eptic tanka. .52 CB,TV, Radio 91Mplng room •t~6. Equipment tleo paid. Shore bath. only. Rongti a; refrlg. 2nd . Ave., Golllpolio. Coli 448-4416 alter 9 PM . Uted 40 ch1nnel CB radio. Coli 448· 3042. plastic culvert, metal cui· vorto. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jockoon, Oh 814· 286-6930. 48 Space for Rent 53 Antiques For oolo fill dirl. end top 1011. Coli Call !114-2611-1427. 54 Misc. Merchandise Uood Ford beckhoo. 1-llt4694-7842 · or 814-11946008. Uood 40 Cllonnol CB rodlo. Phone 448· 3042. For oele -•onod wood . Coll614-246-940t , Moving out of state. Must 1 ponabla trapeze bar with overhaul fr1me 1nd bars. ~o To fent 'o r buy a traUer lot. nood to fo11on to bod, Coli Somewhere around 6t4-9B6-3978. l.angoovllle-WIIkoovllle vln- -4-.-h-oln_oo_w_o-for-oo-1-e.-A-I_II_Ik-o clnty. Coll6t4-992-64t8. now $100. eouh. Coli 814742-3010 oveo. IYierclio~ 11 11 rs1~ 14 Collbor Howkon Muzzle Lolder whh lull length brou .cope. New with powder, 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 12 Olive St .. Golllpollo. Now I. UMd WOOd & CoalltOVII, 8 piece wood living room oulto with I lnph flot ormo •399, bunk bedo comploto with bunkloo 11 98, 2 piece •ntron livfngrOom auites •tee. ontron rocllnero $89. other reclinera • 80, maple dlnotto 1111 $179. box spring• & mattre11 twin or full *1 00 let regular-firm $120, moplo dinette cholro Uli. wooh otondo •34, maple rockoro US. 7 piece c~rome dlnotto oet 81 49, 6 plori dinette oot $99. u10d bedroom sultea. refrigerator•. range~, chest, dreuers. wringer w1aher1, TV'a, dry· ero. • ohoao . Coli &t 4-441311.8. bolla, • pouchoo. t260. Coli 114-742-3010.Even. 1.8 .000 BTU olr conditioner, uood 7 timoo. $600. Coli llt4-773-&397 . . 2'h ton eerttrel air condl· sell Sean wesher, 8 heavyduty month• old , 1360. Gibson rofrl·frMzer olda by oldo 4 yro. old f250. Call 448-2767. Kenmore welhing machine, good cond.. 6 yro. old. 1100. Hlo • hero 28" 3 opoed biko,llko n-. 176 oo. Coii814-388-9043. Cut up olobo, 116 .PU load.lerger loads deliverwd. Coli for prlcoo. Co.II 6 t 4245-6804. Uttlo girlo clotheo. olzeio I thru 7. Boya clothesaizet14 thru t B. Coll446-2460. tionor, compl11o whh H coil ~ tubing. new compre11or. •e&o. Cellet4-B92-Ii437. Reese trailer hitch, 1110 mirror• ,. . jeclc stands . Call SoH defr0111ng refrigerator 1100, Konmoro heovy duty king backhoe, looo thon t 600 hrs., , e:~~cellent condition. Call evening• after &:00. Coll814-1198-8189. · · , automatic w11her *100. Niturolgoo dryor •too. 40 inch electric range e4&, wind4w elr conditioner• &000 • 8000 BTU •e1 ooch. Coll814-742-2362. For oolo electric whoel choir, 304-773-lt74. Frigidaire medium alz.e wooher, double Iron oink whh oil flxturoo. 3 bundle roof ohlngloo; 304-675281 t. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa. choir. rocker. otto- Firewood, •20.00 pickup man, 3 tobleo. (oKtro hoovy), lood. •30 .00 dollvored, t881i. Soft, choir ond love- 304-875-299t or 67&- t . $2711. Sofoundcholro 11762. priced from 1285. to 8B96. Tobin. UOonduptol126. Surplu1 Army camouflege, Hldo'o-bodo,t390. ond up t4 oz donlm. rontol uood to $11110 .. oofo bodl t146, clothing, 1872 El Comero. Recli-•. 1286. to $376 .. t 977 Triumph chop ~tor Lampo from t28. to t126. (7501. Som Somorvlllo'o. pc. dlnotteo fr9m •108 .. to Eaat~Revenswood (New 435. 7 pc. t1 89 ond. up. Ero). Fri. Sot, Sun, t :00· Wood toblo whh olx cholro 7:00 pm. Dlocount foctory f2Bii to -$745. Deek 11 to union labeled edvertlaing up to 1225. Hutcheo, $&60. specialties, Point Pl11nnt. Bunk bod comploto whh 304-871-3334. mm-o. $27&. ondupto t3Bii. ' aoby bldo, It 10. 2 piece woodenframecouch M - • or box iprlngo. and rocker, 304-773-6492. full or twin, $68., firm, •ea. ond na; Queon Htl. •t 95. Sony detamovle color, video 4 dr. chooto, t42. & dr. camere, new lncludea bat· cheoto, $64. Bed fromeo, tory ond rochorgo. •eoo. UO.ond U& .. t 0 gun - Gun Coli 304-B~2-21iOB. coblnoto. -t31i0. !lao or electric rongoo f371i. Boby 'Ping pong toblo. picnic men-•. U5 & bod table, celh reglater, herdfromot uo, U5, & •3o. were·aCIIkta, auto ramp, 14" king fromo UO. Good HIOC· olr ottlc-oxhouot fen. 1.000 tlori of 1Mdroori1 auite1, oq.lt. copoclty, both-fenrockera. metel ceblnetl, lito, ollghtly domogitd com· hoodboordo t3B • up to modo, ohowor ltoll, t 920 Morquotte, Point Ploooont. til&. ' 304-117&-2t04. UMCI Fumiture -- dryera, and TV'o. 3. mlloo out Bulovlllo Cream Hparater. 13 gel . Rd. Open 9om to lpm, Mon. carboy jug, 'hobby horN, thru Fri .. Bom to &pm, Sot. lerge panda beera, Life n1agazlnea, glus clorox juga. lit 4-448-0322 couch end chelr. Read•• GOOD USED APPLIANCES Dlgoot. motol bod, li gel. Waahera, dryera. retrlgere· atone jar. dresMr with mer· tora, rena••· Sbgga · Ap- blo top, toochera dool<. pllonceo. Upper River Rd. shovel, poker, waahpen,'we · -ldo Stono .Cre11 Motol. ter cooler! 150 gal. barrel, .& gel. berrel. Phone 304-117&llt4-448·7398. 3828. County Appllonco. Inc . Good uood opplloncoo ond Romington boh octlon rlflo, TV ooto. Opon BAM to &PM . 3o-oe• ., 1o.oo. 304-&8&, Mon thru Sot. 4411-1819, 3B2B. 1127 3rd. Avo. GoiHpollo. Tobacco otlcko li2 In long. OH. Both endo oberponed, 17 centa Mch or 1 8 cent• per Why piiV more Trade Center Furnhure Outlot. .Keno-. t,OOO or more. 304-93721130. Ohio. Opon 9-7 PM. 446-t943. 1977 Caae conat. ----~----lc- 56 Building Supplies B.uilding Meterlals Block. brick. oowor plpoo, windowa .. lintels, etc . Claude Wintera, Rio Grande. 0 . Coll8t4-241i-6t21. 'N ow open fOf buslne11, Mountoin Stole Block. Ri. 33. Now Hoven. Complete masonry suppliet. 4". 8", 12" block. Delivery oervico. Phone doy 304-882-2222. evoning 8B2·.3 239. 56 Pats for Sale llonnelo Profol· lionel .-n-breed wooming. Indoor-outdoor boording focllltiH. Pick up end dollwry eorvlce. Englloh Cocker Sponlol pupploo. Coli 814-3889790. Heevy duty wllhe GE dryor, _ , ..... oondltlon. flO. Coli II t 4-881-43.2. 71 AU1o1 for Sale ] CeN lt4-3111-8414. I'IE KNOW OOLPIIIH6 ARE SMN~r! HIWII'I' DEVfLOPED A 71fUIV, 5NIWIKV COULO &!! H • S Homolmprovomonto · 51JHII•'IIII(IIIT! . ' akfinQ. remodeling, repalr1, ~ , pt~lntlng, rusonable retM. • • . 1178 Harley Dovldoon 8ponl1or 82,210. C•ll4411· 8234. 1178 HOndo K model ex. cond., . .00. Coli 441· 3212. . . t 981 Ho""" mo,iod. good condition. coli lt4·982· 1318. ' •"t I GENE'S OEEP STEAM ,., CARPET CLEAN ,.:.~ acotchguard-wat,r extriC•"'·-:1• ~Jon. deodorizer•. FREE eltl~.. _(~ lliltll. A1110n1bl1 "ffdH. ~..-A~o"j Gene Smith. 992-1308. · · ~;: : <.II ·t RON'S Telovlolon B....,lco. • j'' IDocloll•lng In Zenith ond .;: Motorota. Qu111r, and ·,.,.. houeo cello. CoM 304-178' "' 2318 or 11 4·448·2464. ' •.· i. tll8t KE-100 Kowoooldmo- - - - - - - - - - - '-' i ' tiOrcycle. Lau thon 100 F.tty TrH Trimming, atump ·~: ~ · Coli 304·871· · c.. llt4-182-31t7 removol. t33t. or 882·68110. -------------------·~ , . RINGLES'S SERVICE. ox- ·~· porilncod oerponter, olectri. · : ' 1184 Hondo 710 Sbedow, 2,000 mlloo........ n-. 'cien, me.an, painter. roof- 1 tZIIOO.OO. 304-117&-74111. Ing (Including hot · ter ~ : applloetlonl 304-171-2088 · • , " •· 1183 Hooclo VII Mogne, or 87&-4110. ~ . 4.300 mi. eKe IIOOd Rotory or coblo tool driiHng. rubber~ will 11crlfice. n.soo.oo . 304-&71· Moet well• completed ume ~ dey. Pump ooloo ond oorvl· .- < 3218. .... 304-8811-3102. ;: t817 YIINhe 80 dirt blko. Bulldlng·Remcdollng, con- 'j • "'"" good, 304-171-4317. croto, drywell, olectrlcol, :.~ . roofing. floo.ring, fremlng, '?kitchen-b•throom tnaulla-:..,~ lion, door·wlndow fr•mlng, "(! 76 Bo•t• and · 304-87&-2440: . .~ DOCTOR &ILlY LEFT lOU TO . eh-. GO TO NfW YORKf ~ ' · Motora for Sale MFG .11i fl. trlbonoth whh 71i ,..._ outboord motor, •t.3110. Coli 814· 218-t331. t II ft. Storctolt boot end troller . . b . con d. Coil 4441tl24. 1873 Thompoon Trl·hun. t t l hp Mercury . 02,000.00. 304-87&-3818 or 171·44&8. choln..... - · -1 ruot_ IQOCI. • 78 Auto Parts 8t Acceuoriae t971 flot whh ekloo, • - d With olr rldti. E•cellont condition. IIHcly to wilflc. 114-247-2013. 78 ~;::::;::== -{ 82 Plumbing 8t Heating · Camping Equlp.,.an' -·lion· ... . . ....,_·-ion. :;:;::===:;:::;::::::;::= .1113 lhoolo 20 foot It 0,1100. Ono - - · Coli eftor I:JO p.m .. 304-llli31103. Monzo t2,700.00. Phone t7.1100. Coli 441-1412. 304-1175·2414 after I PM. 1--------- 7:00 Entertainment Wook of fol"tune · til([) Wheal of Fonune (JJ Nightly Busiriess R•port · (IJ News · {]]) --· (W Tonight fJJ Jefferson• 7:30 G tl) Tic Tac Dough OC)' NFL'• Greatest Moments li,tFL's .Greatest Moments pri.senu highlights of Super Bowl 'XIII ' featu,r· lng the Pinsburgh S~eelers vs . the Dallas Cowboys. , rn Love Connection Dour Work by Ted Honno. DkchH, pondo, rl!edl, lend cloorlng, etc. Coli Motor Cor lrckero. 441-1592. ([) Or. Who •j J.A.R.Con""uction Co.Rutlond, Dh,8t4-742·2103J Concrete truck~. eloctricol lin... Electrical ' · & Refrigeration General H•ullng Jomoo loyo Woter Servlca. Alto poolo filled. Coli 114211-1141 or 114-4481171or 8t4-448-7911 . llen'o Weter Servlcio. Wello1 , olnomo, poolo lllled. Phone · · 317-01123 or 387· 774t night or day. · 8:00 . G [}) Cll NFL Pra-Soaoon Football: New England at W11hington (I) MOVIE: 'Strange ln.vedera· . ~~~- 1]) MOVIE: 'The .Beastmaa-· , ter' ' ' CI) Swl•• Family Robinson 00 3rd Annual Legendary Poclcet Binl.rdl Stare (]) All In the Family •·CIJ Ill (11) ·Benson Benson and a med ic end up in jail when the medic that Benson' h•d nominated for Humanitarian of the Year Is discovered to be practicing without a lice nse . (R) ~lased Captioned] • ([)liD! Duktl of Hazzard Boll Hogg realizes how much he loves his wife when Lulu is kidnapP.ed . l~il80 min ,) !]) {)]) Welhlngton Week i Rivlew Paul Duke is joined bv top Waslilngto n journalists analyzing ' the week's newt. Ill MOVIE: 'Looking for Mr . . Ooodber' ·8:30 (]) Supe' Book Cl) Mljor Leegue 'Basabell : Atllnftl •t lt. LDula· ([) Gl lDI Wtbotor Goorgo becomes determined to keep Uncte Phillip totllly \ out of Webster"s life. (R) ([) illl Woll Stroot W"k Louis I• · Cfa) Whe•l of Fortune gOne Dey at a Time . Ill Entertainment (]) All In the Family ([) II (I) Fomily Feud SEWING Mochlne ropolro, !llfYice. Authorized Singer loiH • · 8orvioe 8horpon 8clooou. Fobrlc Shop, Pomoroy. 114-182-2214. • MacNeil/Lehrer Newahou,. Guod· 1 Excavating, bole· monto, .footM, drlvoweyo. ooptlc tonlto. londocoplng. Coil onytlmt 814· 448· , 411~7. Jomoo L. Dovloon, Jr.. · Till ITATI! · UI'HOLST!RY IHOI' 1181 lee. Aile., GeiHpollo 114-441·7113orlt4-441: · 1111. This . m Wheel - - - - - - - - --, ... Upholetery 0 U W PM Magazine Here Come the Brides @ SportoContor ·rn Sanford and Son Cit 87 .. ical CIJ ()) 84 Bovogo outomotlc t 8 gouge, Wlnchooter modo! 10 t 2 gougo, with ekoot borrell. Wine...,_ Model 37 rod 1-r 4t0 go-. Wlnalle• AKC roo!- mlnlo1ure tormodei.37A·4tOgougo,K lchn- pupploo. ,..,. M.-t . 20 QIUII'i Wine,._ end IMIIII, lei! ond ........ ........,- 1200 12 gouge. color. 811oto3114-773-llilll. 304-181-JIIt . - · -· destroy the antidote to ' 1ogmuch o f t h e war ld 's b 10 EVENING · BHULAW'B Plumbing and Heolillg, 2t 1, IIKih St., Point PIMIOnt, .W. Yo. 304· 1175-5420. Llconood ond lnountd. JIMI ~ATEII BEIIVICE. con JIM Lanior, 304-171' 7317. ~ v •· Rukev11r analyze• the ·eoa With a weekly re· view of economic and lnvlltment matters. 9:00 (]) 700 Club (I) Auto lloolng '84: NAIC"II Ch.mpJon &pork Plug 400 from Brooklyn, Ml ' (()elDilluo Thunder The Blue Thunder face en enemy team thet wants to CIJ rm Dallas Sob by asks Jenha to marry him and Clayton pushes to wed Miss Ellie before J .A. and Jessica can interfere. (R) · · (60 min .l • (I) Statewide crt Pallisers 9:30 · CI:' Comedy Jukebox Comedy music .'i'ideos o f M . el Brooks, S(eve, Mart1n and . Billy Crystal ere f!f'atured . CE Oberammergau 'Its Peo· pie and Their Passion .' Jim .Sampson presents the historv of the Oberammergau Passion .Play which is celebrating its 350th anniver. ' sary In 1984 . · 10:00 (]J MOVIE: 'Ri1Ry Buslness' CIJ Duran Durlln: The Video Concert (I) Blue Thunder Tho Blue Thunder face an enemy team that wants to destrQ."' the antidote to much of the world 's biolog ical warfare weapons. tRI (60 mln.) ~ U ti} 1J Falcon Crest A .· n- , gela and Phill ip's weddmg approaches wlth Angale not knowing that Julia plans to murder her during • , the ceremony. (R) (60 min .) · ([) Evening etPopl ·Jessye 'i Norm·a-rr:'- Acclaimed-opef8 . star JesSye Norman joins JOhn Williams and the Baston Pops for an evening of popular and light classical music. (60 min .) [ t Nowowatch Ill ~ M.a tt Houoton Mett in'i'eStlgates the murder of a seCretary whose paychiatrist boss Is blackmail ing his patients. (R) (60 mjn ,) [Closed CaptiOned) 6lt Independent Newa 10:3d 1:3:: Just One Ohlld \]]) Maatltrplece Theatre 'To Serve Thorn All My Days.' P.J . defioo tho hood · ma ster when he refulel to give him a lilt of students that he~ had 'unhaal,h'V friendships .' (R) (60 ,min.) [Cioied Captionod] • fB At The Movie• 11:oo • m Cll m ([) ® 111 tDI News (1) MOVIE<'H.O.T.S.' ~ Anothoi Lifo Gil SponoContor • . Ll) Nowo/ 8portii/Woothor ([) MOVIE: 'No Min of Hei Own ' • e Odd' Coupio 1 1: 15 @ PKA Full Contoot Karate , . , 1 1:30 Cll ell Tonight Show C1J a..t Of Orouoho I CIJ Merohantl of W•r ([) Tennlo Hlghilllhto G ([) MOVIE: 'lutoh ond lundonoo: Tho Eorly Ooyo' ID All In the Pomlly tDI PGA Chomplonohlp e e .. Tonight's progr•m pre· senti hiQhllghta · of the doy'o ploy olthe 1914 PGA ;I pushed aside by the new famHy members. (RI (}) Bene Mld ..r: Art Dr Bust! This Grammy Award . winner-'s specie'I W8S taped at the University ·or Minne· d sot~ ·s Nonhrup Au itorium . (I) MOVIE: 'TaPI• for Five' CD MOVIE: 'I Dream of Jeannie' . {]) Men's Canadian Open Tennis Championships: ~. f'mea 1 1.rom Toronto -mi Cl) MOVIE: ·Tne Last Championship Golf tourna -· ment from Shoal Creek warfare wooponl. IRI (6 0 min .) JIM'S PLUMBING. HEATING. Ill. t, Bo• 358, Golllpollo. con llt4-317-0ii71. 86 Television Listings--~--------~------------------------------------------------------------------• ., nold. f&els that he is being 8/17/84 CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Founh ond Plno Galllpollo, Ohio Phone lll4-441·388B or 814-441-4417 Doier 78 Motort Homae • 8t Campera Eve~ing .. FRIDA R-• four 4·311· t II Gumbo Muddero. hlr oond. noo.oo. Phone 304-&7B7tet . t 979 Morcury Cepri Roily 71 . _ ... ' kh 11·44 Spano,' •2.1100.00. t 110 tlroe, too many- 10 lilt ~i. Now comes -the The end of another summer romance! OET your carpet SHIP .:; •. SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN ' ;. BTEAMEII. Woter romovel. • ·•· 0111- · ' · fumhuro -nillg, motel. 304-176-2285. ::; ; t 878 Oldo. joorfeet condl·tion, t2000. 187& ford t900. 1918 VW - """"· flat bod. outo. t 979 ford Fairmont, 4 cyl,. Stotlonwagori, low milUIOO. or trodo for good tiiOO. Colllt4-882-1841.1!'!!!~11~ 11•1 floro fond:;,:j · 4x4 outo. trona ., 304-1767690. . 74 Cho-olot Novo •-1.!.~:!!~~?.:.---~ Spon. *121. Celllt4-992- 1178 v. ton Chevy pickup Hou~e for sale or wiH con6787. · whh ~m-. . . . .,, _ 4 . . sider trede for mobile home of oquol voluo, 304-773- 19'74 Codlolloc Bocian Be- MIIy. ' 2100t8770Ldo or •wlll ~-o4 &t74. vlllo. 87.000 ....... a-t ... 'o.a- tt' condition, only '11200. Coli • ru c •._. · 114·992-2478. Colll14-742·24110. c. PAINTING- lntorlor end ox- •). torlqr, plum~lng. roofing. oomo remodeling. 20 yro. up. CoUll fll-388-9862. lXI-. ::!...:!;. 1171 lntomotioMI ~ ton t 879 Pontlec Tran• Am for plok-up· truck:e.t.. p.bt,p.ooole. T top, OU111Sndlng ..flotbod till. Col 1811condition. Coil 912-11411. 4484. 197& Chevy C-ette In oxcollont condition. Cell tt71 lmeme11onof 4070B llt4-742-2il38 oftor I p.m. KT410 t3 . - . 2 or 742-2121. ...... .lloody Exto· worll.l14-247· 20113. '17 Mom• Corio. motor, oxc 1 - . good tlrH,I U, 200.00 firm. 304-171· 73 y 4 WD 3313. col eftor 1:00. •n• • • ' '- •. "• ~~Auot ooll, Y·l~ · Mogne Coll4411·8117 or 114-198- " ·: ' ,,• Hondo, e••· oond.. loto of 1729. Cel 114-241-lltB. < C 1 S Pointing Sorvlcoo. , prloeo around. Coli Horloy De....... t 171 8upor Gllclo only 1.300 mlloo. like today for free eatlmltH. new, go,... klfll. C•llllt4- Interior • exterior. Cell .,, 448-t087. . . .~~ ~.' 387·7780. . •1.eoo.l-=-:--------''--- '*'· - }t 1IBt Horley Dovilon wldo tar,rm I ,11111 :\1rpplr1" ,>; ' I v,. I Ill.' ..• .addition. atorm w&ndowa, - Jolt • 11 ONe CU5lYB TOO MANV ••• 11 all*. low mlloo Pel cond. K • T Controctoro. llooflng. • " n-. -·vary mil_,.. 59 For Sale or Trtlda "VOU .CH, W& WENT' AA.OUNP .. otone. Coli llt4, 367-0409 "r 't4-387·7244. 1173 .-."""'"body-· COM!,~ ,.,. ~r-:M;timi;;i;;---1 vinyl oldlna. roofing, room .• t971 corvone. low !NIM. AC. Pl. I!'B, eloc wlnclowo. TOP CASH plid ~ ._ - · T IOfl, model uood cora. 1m1t11 AM·FM 8ulck-Pontlou. 111 1 EM!· muot 1011. 304·8711-21113 ern Ave.. Gallllp aUa. Call oftor & PM. lt4-4411-2282. 1971 Oldo Cutluo Supreme, · Air, AT. power 1978 Dodge"2 dr .. 58 Fruit uc. cond., U,liOO . . One .,..... ..d . . . .1111. good 8t Vegetables - · Coil feye Coughen· - - --871-1138 . . our. 448'4212. · · '74 VW Bootlo. Vood cOrld, ' t9711 C - r P8, P l l . - It .000.00. Coli 304-171·window. AC. cruloo. , _ 1728. tlr•. mu111011. • t .100. Cell '74 vw rebuilt ......... 701 448-0288. Vlond ·st., Paint l'looarit. t978 PlymouthVololro 2 dr. Cen b e - Sun end Mon. I cyl.. outo., rodlo. Wll or 12.281 n-u. too. Jolln'o tlll3 Cull- .... good • • Auto Soloo. lulotvlllo lid. t 1.000 WJI oonlidlrtr-... Goilipollo, Oh. 0-111 doll<. ln. 304-171-3123. · Now peking • - com. Coli 448f'l'l2. t1 .4Q 1 dozon, Sllvor Ouoon. Collet 4-742-3ot o. 83 s _ . . . toke ovor PlY• 7 2 Truckl for &'ale mordl, mu11 1011. o~c . cond. Swoot com.lilver - · Coli 448-2148. Truck TOflf*a, Moot ...... you pull, I ,76 1 dozen ot 66238 BR t 24 •. Ponl.,d, t 971 Chevy ototlon-n, different ·coloro. John'o Auto hloo. lu..,..lo· lid, Ohio or collll14-843-lit811. 9 po-ngor. very good Golllpollo. Oh. Open 11-: . cond., now blttery, t871. eon 4411-47112. CANNING TOMATOES: Coli 8t4-241i-81itl. Plckod,t4.00;Pick your own U .l50: Bring contoln... t978 Chovrolot Monzo 19U Toyota T__, ltltton Hou" 10:00 to 4:00. Other moko offer, CoH 814-241- - · 4 - drlvo. Coli 814-241i-140t timoo by oppoinlmont. II•Y· 91i8B. mond Rowe phone (8t4)247 4292: 1971 Corvotto 31i0 cu.ln. 1171 ford PU tNck, "'"" T-top, IUIO trlnl, PI, PB, good whh ' compor tOj>. Home .Grown Sw.et Corn: . olr, tilt whoei,'. ! " " " Y - Noodo 101110 .....,., Coli Sliver Qunn. white. You Con eftoriPM. 4411-t583. 114-. . .8881 .... pick-50 canto o doa.,, Clift 980 Hcndo Accord li opd. 7t GMC ltop von, t4 ft. ford Hlft Ferma, flrlt houM obovo Roclno Lacko and hotchbeck, AC, crul• con· boot • tnler- 4~:/. JohnDom,Stote Routo 338. -43;17. trol, •3.000. Coll814-2411· 10ft engine. Col B32B. 11st Ford c -, whh For -~- canning tomatow. Pick your own, bring your t.913 VW llobblt GL "'"-. toppor, I opd.. cond. for..,. trldl own contelnera. Eugene Da- ioodod, " $11.200. Cell--·"' -lt4- · cor. Colior 11 4-2&• 713 wo, coli 814-247-3283. 317-7617. -lngo. Golden Queen aweet corn, t978 vw Robblt. t1 .00 dozon, 304-8711· cen 448-BOtli or 4411- 1978 GMC ~ ton pickup whh toppor. Good condl281'l. 3 73 1 · 11on, 4411-2113. Tree ripened canning or 1977 Buick R191l, VI enfteozlng poochoo, oxtro nico, gine, AC, AM-FM rodio,- -1971 Cbevy PU, 8 cyl., current prlco 89.91 buohel. rodlol tlrM, oil pono. lllck. Coii14-2H-t7211. Call for cunem variety. •tsoo. 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In this samp,le A is Uled for the three L's ·X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes the iength and fonnation of the words are all hlnta. EAch day the code leiters are different. . · CRYPTOQUOTE WT J sJF UJFFRE UR!IHWFV PRUJEY WE TRC TWCY , ZY J XRK ZWS. - J .. - OEJCE UJF JPBJKO OURLE " ER TCJFH IR OZJK Yesterday's Cryploquote: NOTHING SURELY IS so · DISGRACEFUL TO SOCIETY, AND TO INDMDUALS, AS UNMEANING WASTEFULNESS. - COUNT RUM· FORD �Friday. August 17, 1984 . Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio ' fair livestock sale-·P ' ' Deeades .of I..owdl WirJ8ett diseu88es a highway petition emergency · drive desiped to eapture the l~slature's attentiOn-Page A-2 • servace ~ .~tury old tradition - horse hame!l8 raeio'g..:... -0..1 •s pie~ in today's feature . . section-Pase 1).1 ' . ·I •• • JIRR!Il WINNIII8 - Onad 1 ) I ' lnell 14 m I& tbe Mefp Fair were, 1111 r, l!aDdl Ra,dM, Jlac!De. Ho 'rtdn; ~ Calaw"', Beedlwlle, - ~ Dave SHOWMANSHIP - llecelvln& tropldM lor tbe Meigs County Jllllior Fair daiJl' !lhowrnaiiiiNp · 'lburllday were flO r, Bnlll* Rolle, grand dlamplon, and Jerl-y &nllb, reserve champion. Boll! boJs are lrom Racine. ' ' taubei, tmts '*•••h sy, Sbort Hom; Joe Parlrer, "'+lh•llar . . bi'Oiber .Jim, Pomeroy, Jersey; JetTY &nllb. holdiDg lor SooU 'I'ruMeiJ. Long lloUool, GumMey. ea.il.t, . . - " ' - dairy Open class judging ot dai!'Y cattle W1!5 held Thursday at the Meigs County Fair. In the Holstein division, Bob Lee, Route 1. Racine, took three !lrst places while Robinson's DairY. I ' ways H igh . (Cont,lnued !rom page 1) Cablnet Cluster on Intrastructure, "There are several projects which ' are . needed to modernize !hi: """"""",.Dtlon .,,..._ In~ area, ---,.....~3~.. and to fadlltate busl!less public -n~rtatiOn." ---"" Specl!lcaDy, Boster pointed to: a highway connection between Rock Springs and the Ravenswood Bridge, completion ol two portiOns of the Appalachian Hlghway In e a:lzl~al ,... Shade, exhibited animals taking· seven llrsts In the various catego. rtes. Ralpb Trussell, Long Bottom, took a !lrst In the Guernsey breed. Climer's Milking Shorthorns, Llm•lo!uleny, won eight !lrst places In the various divisions of the mUklng Shorthorn class. Joann Calaway, ReedSvUle, won 10 !lrst places In 'the divisions of the Ayrshire judging. In the Jersey judging, LelandParkero!Pomeroy took seven !lrsts and Chester Rose I Racine took !Irs I o- Meanwhile, Cotterman one t p Suflolks, ace. Pomeroy, and Carr's Fa.mlly Farms. Route 2, Coolvli)e, shafed top honors In open class sheep Judging or the Meigs County Fair. Cotterman Suflolks took !our first places and exhibited the grand .champion ram and the grand ! ~ e 8 e I • " • 'l D d II f1 •• n c p b .,. tl 3 s "• . p T. H tl R 1,; p 4 \'1 • Ui B IT • ., N fi 4 cl .• of 11' fr kl tl " "'• u , R ·tt 6 G \'1 tc pi t. Phillip Fishe Phillip Fisher, 5 Racln£1, found dead'I'hursdayatth MetgsCounty Jau, was the son John and Icy Belle Maddox Fish r. He was born !nRaclne'andwasarlverboatpllot. He was a member of the Athens American Legion Post and the Veterans or Foreign Wars post, Athms. He served for 15 years as a merchant seaman and two years 1n lumbus,andwasaveteranofWorld Warn ~vtng served In the u.S. Coast Guard. Services will be helc:! at 1 p.m. Monday at the Ewing Funeral Home with DIUI'Y Benton o!llclatlng. Burial will be In Sand Hl11 Canetery, Long Bottom. Friends may caU at the funeral home one hour prior to services on Monday. William L. Rale, fr/, 668E. Jeffrey Place. COlumbus, died Wednesday at the Riverside Methodist Hospital In Columbus. A41yearemployeoflheOhloBell . Telephone Co. Bell, Mr. Ra;e was born May 21, 1917, a son of late McKinley aild Marte Marshall Ra;e, 'Surviving are his wife, Hazel MWloan Rose; a son and daughter· In·laW, WUUam T. and Connie Rale, . Columbus; four brQthers, Elmer, Sunbury; Ralph, LanC8$ter; Ha· rold, Florida and Don, Arizona: live sisters, Erma Parish, Goshen, Ind.; Viola Boston, Mt. Vernon; Leatha Hanes, Worthington Betty Conner,' Delaware: Dorothy Farmer, Flor: Saturdaydanee set ..,.p , there, a spokesman for the Mason CoUnty SllerUrs Department reported. , Mlcbael Wayne Grubll&, 33, was app~ebendecl'!m HJihland "'venue aroond 9 p.m.; and has been l'l!turnlld to the Maul County jaU, WIIIJamstDwn ~ ol Pollee Don White said. ' · Ronald Ray Myers, 21, ' 1& stulat·Jarge, bl!t Is belleYal·to be In lhe Wood Coonty area, White said. u~ the ID or Mason "-!Jwwl:y J~tcher . · ·, · · · hewas~wtthf$11yjallbreak,annedrobbery grand laroe!ly. Bond was set at $'15,001, the lpCikalman tor Uie sberlll's department &ald. . . . , White &aid chartles or auto theft. pcss1!881on of , 11to1en · popecty and pJneo•lon of a conlrolled AEP official ask~ bu•t(ifui ly dtJ i ,~Cnc.'\1 · furn: r~ l a rr a n ~LCm~ ru , iu~t l'JII ur ~i~ i l . POMEROY FLOWER SHOP • 1•TIIr II'IY ~mo•rh·• .~,.~•/• for re8traint in aci~ rain legislation '. I,,, .,, .." 4 H ~ \i . • FAIR DAYS SPECIALS 2 FOR 1' SUNDAE SALE BUY 1 GET 1 FREE Barbeque Rib Sandwich " & Me.d. Fries ~$239 Coupon Savings Sheets To Be Passed Slmclay Ulrougl! Tueldl.v: 011 !laadaJ IIIII ~. Fair J<atUc's que1t1on - Fair activity · 'Diere were still DUIIII!I'OIIIIIdlvllies to be talu!n In • lbe Melp c.nty Fair .......... Friday and SUuni!Q<. In tbe above phato, David Hively of GeiUpei!M 111lki 1 . . ll'lldor Ill ..,.,....... tor tbe leld lloek ll'lldor pllll. At left. ,__ rare tor tbe ,IIDIII! lll!e ... tbe , _ radnl card, wNie at ri&ht. ~~"-Sa.....,., dN1gl!ter of Mr. IIIII Mrs. ~ ~bury ot QeDipo'i, rides . tbe men'Y"P ' round. Below at ri&ht. tbe ferris wheel remains 1ll"P'IIer With ·febo&ooers. '11!en!'s lllwlQs !IO!Ildldng excllillg llboat that hqe wheel, wlildl Is enjoyed by )'OW!g and old &lire. • "trantlc, or morewnectly, desper: ate search tor ammunition, and are We Hope You Enjoy The . 1984 Meigs County Fair Personal. iitcome up 0.8 percent in July · cate&WY, . Items expected to last three or more ye8fll, where sale'\ declined by $5 billion following a smaD InCrease ol $IX) mWion In June. Qlher details or the 1ncome and spending report: -Total personal Income In· creased to en annual rate or $3.0l7 trillion, wblle ji!IIIIOIIIl COiliiiiTIIIIIO spendiJw reedled en annual rate ol p lrllllon. ' . -Within !be 1nmme caflliOI'Y, wqee end 1111ar1s1t lnCreUed at a rail! of $11.'1 MD!m, cbm ll!lrlbtly trtxn tbe lllcreue ol $13.9 biJUon In JUDI!. Oftaettlil!l that clllliae uiJe. what waa en lrnjll'ovanellt In farm · IIAROAIN IMTIIIEQI ~ruROIIY & stMMr ALL SEATS $2.00 ' , 4DIIMSSION EVERY TUE'SI:IAY $2.00 ' • lhiga IDII(II&x Ia 8 "That •10 ...,.., (18¥101. And ..... the . , . . 1nfllclhat ,, . . . . . . n.y. (8dd Nln I t I dun JWGJIDI••WI oughiiD .. CMIIul.'' ' clently thi:Y meet the'll," Katllc ,added. - '' . ntemoetcanmonprooedllreused 1s caned pressurlzed.lllddJzed bed ~bustiOn and llmestoue Jnjl!ctkm. Jri wldch pollutants life removed trom coal over a bed or KatBc said he's Uilled support for addltlonal acid rain cause research lntrtldllced by Sen. Robert<:. Byrd, D-W.Va., and Rep. Nick JoeRahall, D-W.Va. Their legislation Is seen as more re8sonable than bills caDing for sWtur dioxide reductionS which he said ''will cost CCl!ISilmei'S $100 ' aver the next :tl yeiii'S. ' "When Inflation Is considered, the real dollars over that 00-yearperlod billion Kaiser burn victim _ ·djes Fri~ay ~o.-ning ' 0 1 [J . . .......... ... uilL scene PROPER 10 REQUIRED MUST BE 19 YEARS OF AGE '1.00 COVER CHARGE 1'1 I' ' lUlU .....lilt ..,.. ~~on~- llllindooll!d, nl.,ooat on· the leal ........ -could be b., • . . _ .-lei AEP ofllc:W; . · John E. ICalllc. "You don't . . ,0· for *BAD HABITS .STONEHENGE •DIVIN CENZO •JAN SEALS AND DISTURBING THE PEACE BAND tit!... \ -~flclnt cOuld be as mucb .a s $:DJ bUDon,'' losing their credibility.'' Katllc said. . . Acid r.a1n Is thli ~liar term Katllc said he belleves llj:ld min llOIIUtanbl creall!d by power plants proponents are partly lnllueoCEd by carried Into other states 811!1 their complaints tnim Canada - whose water systems by rain. · WbJJe DOling he's not Involved In power: peed5 are supplied primarily the bumlng of coal by plants, KJitllc by bydroeJectrlc and nuclear power feels provisions clthe Clean Air Act, plants. "It's kind of a curious thing," he coupled with entl·pollutlon procesaid. "When people stan telling me dures taken by AEP plants Jlke the JamesM.GavinstallonatCheshlre, w!Jat to do, I start looking to see If are In part tesptilslble for a 25 their hwse Is In order." Katllc said that If "SOOiebody got pen:ent decrease In sulfur dioxide emlsslolls since 19'l0, when the ' crazy" and slgnlflcant sulfur diox· Ide emissions were mandated, legtslatiOn became Jaw. Impact on the local mlnln!l The decrease Is remarkable, Katllc feels, because coal usage has could be tremendOuS· "Youdo!l'tllketoplayg~UJ~es,''he · Increased by 85 permtt In that said. "That Meigs complex is a $90 periOd of time. "We beUeve the an5wer lies In the million payroll. And there's file barge traf!lc that depends on coal. way coal Is burned," he said. "The answer wiD come In not just 'I'hl!y (a,cld rain legislation propolll!llts~ ought to be caretul." meeting standards, but how effi. '*THE LONE WOLF BAND I posed earlier Katllc said acid rain leg1slatlon poponents are enpged In a FEATURING ' · H· "oonillbody got 1:111'(' .-ICI Jlmest(lle. lndusby. AUGUST 19TH .AT 2:00P.M. I ' this week In an address to a I a.bcaster ae!VIa!orpnlzallon -Is based In ooncem over a rush to judgment on acid rain that could damage AEP utilities and the coal "SUMMER SUNDAY.JAM" Cinemaj) reslralnt unUI we're sure?" ' 992-76 83 Out SHAKE SAL'E ' l' C> bas bY, lckl niln J~slallm ~ts untU the exact cause or acid min bas been called for a . HEILA HARRIS Yo1or LoCal Watkins Dealer . 0 Partly clwdy tonight. Low near : 65. WindS light and variable. o · Saturday, considerable cloudiness with a chailce of showers imd thu!XIerstorms. Hlgh !ll-lri. ChanCe of min ro percent tonight and 40 perrent Saturday. Ill ExfEnded Forecaat ElectriC PoWer €0rp. o!llclal John E'. "Jack'' Katllc said AEP supports recently-lillro!lured federal Jeglllstlon mdahJi further .-rdl Into acid rain. "We clcln't knoW exactly what CB!ISES rain/' Katllc, senior Yli:e ~or AEP's fUeiiiiPift\V : dlviskm. aald Friday. "Wey ~ you spend money :untU you're certatn?Whywouldwebe.llent to pit a $100 biJI1oa burden on people?QinweiiOttakethreeyears. ~uare,roundandsrowdanclng~----------~--------~----~~--~----1-----------~------~ Weather forecast By IDMNKEIL'Y ft!16J: Atelsadf GALLJPO · - An American Come and Join Us at the Meigs Co. Fair! Sample Som" Watkins Products Register for our FREE Gift and Receive Free Catalog 5 • ' PI!. ltt·ZMt ar H2·5nl }~~~~~~~~~~~~~;::;;::;;;;;;;;;;~~ ',fl. substance . are pending In Wood County against Grubbs. There are no 1epo1 ll!d c~ pelldlng againSt Grubbs In Wash!Jigton Co\1nty In Ohio, Jaw en1orrement otflclal$ there repcx1ed. Grubba, who ' had previously eocaped from Kanawha County Jaw ortlclals, was originally scheduled for trial MoqdaY In Mason County on 10 C!J11111s or forgery and uttering. It convicted on an coonts,Grubb8couldfaceasentenceor31to3Xlyears · lmpriJonment. ', aeld -" "IIII~Li A MuttimHio Inc. New-per IIJid T, M'nd a will be held Saturday at the EU I Denison Post 467 o! the American Legion. The dancing will begin at 9 p.m. and last untU 1a.m. In Rutland. DonatJonsare$2 per adult and$1.50 per child. 10 Secllono, 62 Pogos 50 Cenll detennlned. · PRESENTS ' •CHARLIE LILLY AND THE POORSIDE •SILVER CREEK *MEAN STREET *PHOENIX *LENNIE TENNANT AND MUD RIVER BAND · -Page A-3·· entine Fruth and Chlet Deputy George Plahts, who had gone to Wood County to make poslttve Identification on Grubbs,· Grubba was traDipol1ed llack to Mason County and taken before Magistrate 'Jolm,"Andy" Wilson where .. The LaSalle Lounge WUiiam L Rose C-'J C..l-6 ' David Jarvis, White said Grubbs apparently rented a car from a Marietta, Ohio. car dealer and was su~ to haVe returned the car Friday. When the ~ was. not returned, White said the '.owner reported 1t sllliEn. Wllllanlltown pollee d1scovered Grublll and the mllistng'(eblclelaterln !be evening, White said.· 1 ·, 'Grubl}i wu takl!n belore Wood County ~te Emily Bradley IIIII was then tumec1 over to-tbe custody of Mason County Shtmlf Robert E.' "Bob" Ohio to theU.S.Arrny. DenverBush, Bush, PaJII!Ioy, ·and nlngnurnberwas1528. Survivors Include a daughter, 8 p.m. senice Rhonda Syracuse, have tiled Linda Carol Nevrollle, San Diego, forthecilssolutlonorthelrmarrlage r-----------1 Calif.; two sons, John E. Fisher, A memorial service for Mrs. In Meigs County Common Pleas Nelsonville and Steven PhUIIp Clara Lochary to be held this Court. Fisher, Nelsonville; live brothers, evenlngattheEwlngFunera!Home Glen Maddox, Cleveland, Joe by Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, Closed Saturday Fisher, Portsmouth, Kermit Daughters o! the American RevoluFisher, Gallipolis and Bob Fisher, tlon,wlllbeheldatlip.m.ralherthan The Syracuse Park and Swim· Racine; a sister, Faye Proffitt, 7:00 p.m., Regent June Ashley ~Poolwlllbeclosedtothepubllc Belpre; a grandson, Ryan John reports. hoursturdawllly be(tornonuw~ . Regular resumedon~y. N 1l1e evro , ~----------------===.:=:::.:Fisher Is preceede<llndeath by his parents and a brother, Pete Fisher. ArrangmJeots are pending at the Ewing Funeral Home. 6 c needed to opeit southeast economic growth." Upon completion or 'the petl)lon . drive-which hopes tocollect25,!XXJ signatures - candidate Sheets Emergeney ru.-s plans to ask the state to move the Four runs were reported by the Rock Springs access road and U.S. Meigs County Emergency Medical 33 projects up oo on Its agenda,· Service. Sheets said this morning the drive Pllrheroy went to the Pomeroy was centering on those projects, HealthCareCenterat 9:l9'a.m. for "becausetheaccessroadwasUsted EtheiHobacktoVeteransMeniorlal . by the Southeastern Ohio Regional H ltal t 3 as Pomeroy Councllasltsnumbercneprlorlty." ~to:.; ea~ J:~b- Richard · JullantoVeteransMemorlaiHmpl- Ohio'loUery winner ' tal; Ponll!loy went to the _,_.s • omceatS:l9p.m.!orPhlll~ ClEVELAND (AP) _ The to Veterans Memorial HOIIpital; -at winning number dniwn Thursday 7:36 p.m. Rutland was cliJJed to night In the Ohio Lottery's dally HappyHoUowRoad!oragasleak. game, ''TheNumber,"was148. ' T In the "Pick 4" game, playEd O end miiiTiase Monday through Friday, the win- MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 oo o o o o o oo o o o ' PI'. PJ,.EASANT, W.Va. - '\YIJijamstowD pollee · Friday apprehen!led one or the two Mason County Jl!ll r----------- cbamplon llainpsblre. · Splolil o 0 0 I 0 U Ohio weather: dry, sw:my Sunday forecast · · Williamstown Police capture Mason escapee , ·champion ewe.In the Suffolk breed Wtth Can's FamUy Farms exhibit· lng the reserve champion ram and the reserve champion ewe In the breed. In ·the Hampshire breed, Carr's FamUy Farms took lour !lrst places In addition to exhlbltlnjl the grand champion ram and the grand an<! reserve champion ewes. r-;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;w =·a':~J.S..Y>aa~= IF YOUR MOTHER DIDN'T TELL YOU Nelsonville. AaOUT WATKINS PRODUCTS SHE She said the projects, "... exi!ll)1!~ the many highway projects ·.DIDN'T TELL YOU EVERYTHING! RAM WINNERS - Teresa Courtney, Shade, left, duunplon. Sonia Kelms, GuytMDe, !lbow!l tbe P'IIIICl shows this · year's Meigs County Fair open cla8s champion lfamaishlre ram. Tbere was ·no reeerve · Ida. He was: a member of the Beechwald Church or Christ, Co- Editorials ....... .................. A-2 ' FU"'Jlo oo oo o uoo oo o o o ooo ao o oo o ooooooo Middlepolt Polneftft' Gallipolis Pai"t Pleatant Sunday, August 19, 1984 . I Aioq tbe Jqver·.............. .B-l-8 "'±1!88 ........................... A-4 l)e=tbe . ... .... ............ ..... . ... D-8 Vol. 19No. 21 c Athms County, completiOn U.S. 33 ·between Darwin and theof city of Area deaths Inside • .Dairy, sheep judging results given I I ! rd!erve cluunplon Suffolk ram wNle WIIJarn Catterman, 'lbomville, Ohio, sbowB tbe gnnd A-6 t\ &,'o·N.ANY SHAKI ·~ S·H·E·E·NA • " · ~IWt ont . 'JJ\NYA IIDB£RI'S FLAVORS coupon Plf cultomer .McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE HAR'I'IHGIR 'ARKWAY ·i a-ce of . . . . . Tn-1". . . . .. tbe ,low Ill miiiAIIIL . _ II! lbe ....... Ill Jlllcl.-.. .MIDDLifiORT, OH. l I ' I • Coui)On elplrn 121J0/84 i McCLURe'S 3-IN-ONE 3i4 I MAIN IT fiOMiiiOY, OH.' Income, up. at a rate of $3.6 biiJP!In July, compared with $2.5 billion In spokesman Robert w.Irelan·. Jewell, 49, of Point Pleasant, was , a inalntellance general supervisor or . after·tax. In· and a Zl·year Kaiser Aluminum come, rose 0.8 percent to en annual employee,.Irelan said. He had been rate of $2.!!9'trllllon, CDilpared with listed In critical condition since being Bdmltted to Cabell Hunting· a0.7paceutJuneblcreli8e.· , -Penonalsavlnpgrewstarate ton'S bunl unit. Irelaii said the other Individual .cl$157.5bllllon. 'Illatieftthenatlonal savlnp rail!- savtnp as ape. Cent Injured In the !Ire, Alfred H. ol dlspwable 1ncu11e - at 6.1 · Ashworth, Sr., !ill, of NeW Haven, a malntellance fDreman, n!ITialnS In jii!IQ!ilt, uptrtxn5.8pi!I:U!!d In June IIIII 5.3 pen:st In May. _ critical condition at the 'bunl unit. AU , flaural are lldjlllted to Carl Whitley, superintendent of dllcolmt b' lllll'lllalsueonel varia· tklnl. .fuly'alncul• total tr8allate reduction operations at .Ravensto Slll,IDI a year tcr every men, wood, detlcrlbed Jewell u "a ·flne W1111111 end c)ll1d In the United ~worker. More than that," Whl· June. -Disposa'*. Stata I. Pr. PLEASANT. w.va.-Lowell T. Jewell. one of two Individuals burned In a!lreatKalser Aluminum & Chemical CorpOration's Ravens· wood ~ Aug. 10, died Friday mornlni at Cabell Huntington }lospltal, acccrdlng to company tleysald, "~wasafrlendtoallwho ·~' h!ffi. knew and 'worked with Our thoughls and Pl'liYers are with his wife, Jean, their saris, Tom ajid John, and,the rest or~ farnUy ," : Jewell and Ashworth sustained extensiVe burns during a !Ire in> a buDding that Is used to Store at)d convey pitch, Irelan said. He said thi:Y were In the process Qr unplugging the pitch CO!IveylDg systemwhe!ltheaccldentoccurred. An InvestigatiOn Into the cause or the !Ire Is continuing, and It may be weeki before the cause is known, be added. .' . The extent or the damage to the · bulldlng In which the !Ire took plaee is Still being assessed. Irelan· Sli)d alumlmDn production at Ravenswood Is not affected, and the damaged system Is being bypassed , with an alternate method. He said pitch Is used at Ravenswoodtomenutacturecarbonanodes that are used In the alumlnutn maklngprocess. .( .•· .• � 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 17, 1984 fisher rose