http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/01473f5dacea4a1719f25936658aa408.pdf a5bc866ee0de41ec9d82b40f882b315b PDF Text Text • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Page- 20 - The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, June 29. 1988 Reds lose to Padres TUESDAY IS SENIOR CITIZEN'S DAY AT VAUGHAN'S · 50Jo DISCOUNT ON ALL PURCHASES ( 8';!:W: ) MUST PROVIDE GOLDEN BUCKEYE CARD OR DRIVER'S LICENSE I I Ohio Lottery Daily Number 291 Pick 4 8255 Super Lotto Page 3 I Clear tonight. Lows near record 50. Friday, Sunny . Hlgllln 80s . 4-18-36-384142 e Middleport, OH.•Corner of Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. & Pearl St.•992-3471 A CARDINAL-AFFILIATED SUPERMARKET Vo1.39. No.38 Copyrighted 1988 • • at enttne 2 Sec1io~a. 16 PegM 26 Centa A Multimedl• Inc . Newapeper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Thursday, June 30, 1988 Celebrezze asked to probe job grant scandal By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!)- A state Senate panel has voted to formally request Attorney Gen· era! Anthony Celebrezze Jr. to Investigate a job training grant scandal In the administration of Gov. Richard Celeste. But tlte Inquiry still seems a long way off, because the full Senate and the Ohio House must approve it. Celebrezze said he w,ould Investigate if asked. In approVing the resolution Wednesday, 8·0, the committee , temporarily bypassed an explo· slve political situation, but that seems glliranteed to resurface when the Senate takes up the lbs. or (Smaller IJI\y:), lb, $1.09) Fresh Lean GROUND BEEF PEPSI 24 PACK pound Assorted Varieties OPEN PIT B.Q. 18 ounce boltle question, probably later this will reconvene later this summer summer. to act on the resolution. Majority Republicans rebuffed "There's a real good chance an attempt by Democrats to we'll be back," said Curt Steiner, bring the activities of certain public Information officer for the GOP senators under the lnvestlg· Senate majority caucus. alive scrutiny of Celebrezze, a The resolution's sponsor, Sen. Democrat. ·Paul Pfeifer, R-Bucyrus, con· In the absence of a directive ceded that in order for It to pass, from either the governor or the Celebrezze' s in vita lion also will General Assembly, the attorney have to be extended to lnvestl· general Is powerless under state gate criminal allegations in the law to pursue any criminal General Assembly, to avoid a Investigations, except In the political slant. The committee will meet again areas of drug trafficking or July 27 to consider giving the Medicaid fraud. County prosecutors are responsible for criminal · attorney general blanket author· Investigations. ity to Initiate investigations of allegations of criminal activities A Senate spokesman said It Is a "distinct possibility" the Senate in state government. Th~t bill, also sponsored by Pfeifer. originally called for a special prosecutor to enter the job training case, but Celebrezze condemned that idea and said his office needs the authority and money to be a criminal watchdog of the entire government, not just Isolated allegations. In a . series of articles, The Plain Dealer of Cleveland ex· posed 12 of 270 Job Training Partnership Act grants awarded by the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services In 1984 and 1985 as going to concerns operated by contributors to the campaign coffers of Celeste and the Oh lo Democratic party. The matter is under investlga· WATERMELON ECKRICH FRANKS • 16 ounce packaoe $ 99 VAUGHAN'S PICNIC BASKET •lO PCS. BROASTED CHICKEN •QT. COLE SLAW •QT. POTATO SALAD •HOMEMADE ROLLS 99 ONLY CRUSHING ABUTMENTS - An Iron ball Is raised up and down to cruall the cement abutments from the old bridge on Route 124 near LanJ!!ivUie. However, olllclals say this method Is not working COLA CAMPBELI!S PORK &BEANS Assorted Varjeties DEL MO.NTE VEGETABLES $ 2 LITER 16 oz. cans Valuable Coupon Regular or Light ALL VARIETIES CARDINAL ICE CREAM KRAFT MIRACLE • I --- -'--·--- --~-- _____ _ J. - - ~ ------- ___ .......,..__ well and-blasllng may be required to complete the Job. The abutments must be eliminated before construction of a new bridge can take place. No-relief :in sight RC In Tomato Sauce Cleveland, attempted to amend Pfeifer's resolution to ask the attorney general to Investigate three other exposes printed by The Plain Dealer on three Republican senators. White's amendment did not name the senators. but contained descriptions of confllct·Of· 'Interest stories printed by the newspaper about Sens. David Hobson of Springfield, Gary Suhadolnlk of Parma Heights and Stanley Aronoff of Cincinnati. The amendment sparked sharp debate among committee members. Democrats are mounting a strong challenge to Republican control of the Senate In his year's election campaign. County engineeer will decide issue, • • comrmsston says. 16 oz. The Price Of 12 oz. Beef or Cheese $1.69 or All Meat 99. RED RIPE lion by the Labor Department. the U.S. attorney's office, special auditors l>Y the OBEES and an · In-house OBES Investigating unit. Celebrezze said he understands the FBI also has entered the case. Pfeifer and Celebrezze lndl· catect It would cost the state at least $500,000 to pursue the Investigation. Celebrezze said Celeste has never formally asked him to Investigate, but told the committee he believes the governor would like to see an Inquiry. "I don't think he's done anything to Indicate that he doesn 't want to get to the bottom of this," said the attorney general. Sen. Michael White, D· -- WASHINGTON iUPI) -With government forecasters offering slight hope for a break In the scorching droughl, Farm Belt Democrats are turning up political heat for federal action to ease the situation. "We can't walt until we need a hearse," warned Rep. Tim John· 'son, D·S.D., as congressional debate warmed up Wednesday. Tile government's 10·day, 30· day and 90-day weather forecasts .released Wednesday call for the worst of the drought to move from the northern Plains Into the Midwest during July, with the Ohio \1 alley getting the brunt of It, and tlten to migrate intq the Southeast. "Both the medium OO·day) and monthly forecasts have the worst combination ot not and dry In the Midwest, and to some extent a little bit further south," forecaster Donald Gilman told a news conference In Washington. If correct, the forecast means more punishment for the Midwestern corn crop, which Is enterIng a crucial growing stage and desperately needs rain. The dry weather also could jeopardize soybeans In the Midwest and South that usually reach their flowering and pod·fllllng stages !n late July or August. Asked If the forecasts are simply more bad news for suffering farmers, Gilman rep· lied, "I think you could draw that conclusion." · He cautioned, ho'wever, that the lq-range forecasts have a 55 pen:ent to 80 percent proba bll· tty of accuracy. The drought - the worst In 50 years lor many places - Is searing crops In the northern Plains, the Corn Belt, the Rock· les, Texas, California and the Sou lb. By NANCY YOACHAM Senllnel Staff Writer What to do a bout a petition from 78 residents of the Racine area to widen a stretch of Forest Run Road (County Road 30) near the Charles !hie residence, and eliminate cattle drives on and across the road, will be a matter to be decided by Meigs County Engineer Philip Roberts , accord· lng to Information from the Meigs County Commissioners. The commissioners met Wed· nesday afternoon with Ron Hoi· ter, of Court Street In the Morning Star area, near Racine , to discuss the petition. Holter said he travels the road In question on a dally basis and he is "tlred of driving through a barn yard to get to town." Holter said that many other dally travelers of the road agree wltlt hlm that the cattle drive Is a problem because lhle does not clean the manure from the road when the drives are completed. Holter pointed out that manure will damage the paint on a vehicle If It stays on the vehicle for very long. He also reported that the . matter has been discussed per- · sonnally with !hie and that IItle has said he doesn't have to clean the road after the drives . Holter said he spoke with Assistant Meigs Prosecuting AI· torney Carson Crow about the legal aspects of a farmer's responsibility for cleaning off a publiC road after It's been dirtied by cattle, and he expects Craw's determination on the question right away. Holter said he Initiated the petition drive . to determine If other residents of the area feel the same as he does. He said he could have gotten many more signatures If he'd spent more time gathering names. Holter also pointed out that the road at this point on Forest Run Road is extremely narrow, Which Is also a problem to motorists II they tneet on·comlng vehicles, especl~ily If the toad is sUck. Two acclllents have occurred In the Vicinity just recently, h~sald. While gathering signature$, Holter said he received several suggestions from area residents to alleviate the problem, from rerouting County Road 30 to the next gravel road "past the Stan Johnson residence" to installing an eight foot culvert pipe to be used as an underpass. Holter said he realized wha tever Is done will require moving fences and electric poles but he feels that as taxpayers, the residents In that area and the travlers on the road deserve Improvement. "We're spinning our wheels here." Commissioner Richard Jones told Holter, "unless we present this petition to the county engineer, since the matter Is completely under his jurisdiction." Holter said he called the Meigs County Highway Department on at least two occasions but was never able to reach the engineer. He also pointed out that he and other residents of the area are concerned that the engineer may be reluctant to take a stand on the matter since the engineer Is a relative of IItie' s. Holter told the commissioners he did not like having to complain, and he commended tile commissioners for their serVice to the county , "but It's time something Is done about this." he concluded. • Ohio holiday campers advised of fu-e threat CONSTRUCTION WORK ~ A conatructlon worker for the J.W. Seldensllcker Ca., Inc., of Reynoldsburg, Is at work on Route 124 aear Langsville. An old brldlle Is removed 1111d -bridge will be consfi.ucted. The company was awarded the contract by the Ohio Department of Transportation lor lite lowest bid. ORSANCO Day being observed Ohio GQvernor Richard F. Celeste has proclaimed June 30 as ORSANCO day throughout the state. ORSANCO (Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission) I~ an Interstate compact . water poUutlon control agency created jointly June 30, 1948, by the States of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, VIrginia and West \1 lrglnla. "It Is Indeed an honor for Governor Celate to recognize ORSANCO with this proclamaConUnue.d on page 9 beiO cl.-1 alCJIII 114 near Lanp~le and a lemperarJ brlllp erected Ia order lor the oou&ructlon of a aew brlllp to take place. Expec&ed completion date lor tile brlilp Ia October 11. II I ~. f· I United Press International The Ohio Department of Natu· ral Resources says it will Issue tickets to people setting off cherry bombs, rockets and other Illegal fireworks In state parks and forests this the hoUday weekend because of the dry conditions which olllclals fear could lead to fires. "Traditionally, on a day like the Fourth of July we've been quite lenient. There isn'tgolng to be any warning this year because we've got too much of the land susceptible to grass fires," said Todd Ambs, DNR spokesman. He said a ticket could result in a maximum line of $100. Despite scattered rain showers In Ohio Wednesday, the depart· ment's Division of Forestry warned the drought plaguing the state could pose a threat to Ohio's 19 state forests. "II (the drought) continues through September and October, we could aee the worst fall fire season we've ever had," said Bill Schultzz, a forestry spokesman. .) "Last fall was the worst fall season we've had since 1963." More than 10.000 acres burned last fall and rainfall since then has been far below normal. The fire threat Is greatest In eastern and southeastern sec· tlonsofthestate. The U.S. Forest . Service has pinpointed the Appalachian Mountains as one of four areas In the nation facing the biggest risk. Since most acreage under . forest canopies Is still greeh, grasslands currently are the most prone to fire. If another month passes without subs tan·. tlal rain, "we wlll be on alert." Schultz said. State park managers are deciding on a case·by-case basis whether to allow camp fires and grUis, Ambs said. He advised campers to check whether open burning Is allowed In the parks tltey visit. Ambs said a portion of Alum Creek State Park In Delaware · County ltas banned the use of charcoal grills . .. �• Thursday, June 30, 1988 Commentary · -- --- The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~l:b Bm~ ""'"'--L--r•..........:=!= •.=~ ~v ROBERT L. 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The Great Smoky Mountain feud hits the Senate Page-2-The Daily Senti~el Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiO Thursday, June 30. 1988 By Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta Bush's role in war on drugs WASHINGTON - The titular drug wars between 1981 and this drug czar of the Reagan admlnis- year. !ration, Vice President George "There has been very little substance behind the rhetoric," Bush, has fought the drug war with "little more than lip-service the memo charges, "and some of and press releases, " according the major interdiction problems to a confidential summary of have yet to be resolved. The Bush's work over the last eight president assigned Vice Prestyears. dent Bush to coordinate and The memo was secretly predirect Federal anti-drug abuse pared by Rep. Glenn English, programs among the various law D.-Okla., at the request of enforcement agencies. However, Massachusetts Gov. Michael Du- eight years later it is apparent kakis, the apparent Democratic that the task has not been presidential nominee. We have accomplished.' ' . seen the memo, which zero.es in The memo traces the almost no the asstgnments Prestdent frenzied efforts of the adminlsR;eagan g.ave to Bush and how the tration to combat drug traffick· ing with bureaucracy- creating vtce prestdent earned them out. It smacks of electioneering coordinating agencies, appointand, no d?ubt,Dukakis will use it ing task forces and organizing heavtly m hts campatgn . But policy boards . .One task force many ~ources on Captiol Hill, ' with Bush at the head made Republtcans and Democrats, promises that the administration didn't keep, according to this conslder English . to be a fair arbiter ?n the drug issue. The chronology from the Democrat's memo ts based on exclusive memo: information ·regarding drug en- Jan. 28, 1982 - President forcement programs. and on Reagan creates the South Flormore than 40 congressional sub- ida Task Force to coordinate committee hearings covering the drug enfo rcement efforts there By STEVE GERSTEL WASHINGTON (UP!) - Never will It rival the legendary feud between the McCoys and the Hatflelds, but there's a dandy war raging on top of ol' Smoky. · And It's not all that hard to imagine Terry Sanford, Jim Sasser and Sixteen years after she sat young AI Gore closing in on old Jesse Helms in the pristine wilderness gleefully at a n enemy antiof the national park that staddles the North Carolina-Tennesee ai rcraft gun in Hanoi, des cr ibed border. American soldi ers as "wa r crimMercifully, their shotguns are loaded only with words of umbra ge, inals," and charged POWs with . . the scene of bat tie Is the stuffy Senate chamber and the rules prohibit lying abo ut torture by the North both mortal and superficial wounds. Vietnamese, Jane Fonda has But believe it, this is a feud. she's sorry. said The bitter dispute evolves from an agreement made In the middle of Sort of. World War II, some 45 years ago, when thousands of acres in western Maybe in a nother 16 years she North Carolina were flooded to create Fontana Lake. Some 44,000 will have matured enough to acres acquired for development of the .lake bu t not flooded were finish her apology. added to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Although she recently told Unfortunately , this electricity-producing Jake took with it the only ABC's Barbara Walters that s he road that led to some 30 ancestral family cemeteries and , as part of regretted her "thoughtless and tha agreement , the federal government promised to build a new road . careless" actions, Fonda's main That road has never been completed and those who wish to visit the concern seem s to be tha t she hurt . cemeteries can do so only by pontoon boats or embark on a long hike and angered U.S. soldiers. After : over rugged mountain terrain. About 7 miles of the 26-mileroad have all these years, she st ill doesn't . been built and that stretch Is now known In Swain County, N.C., as understand that the problem ''The Road to Nowhere. ' ' with her personal anti-war cruIn 1974, the Interior Department proposed designating some400,000 acres of the Great Smoky Mountains National Parkas wilderness and . sade was not m erely its tone or emphasis, but that it relied on the first efforts to carry out the proposal go back to the late 1970s. obnoxious falsehoods. Although the battle lines are badly drawn and quite fluid. the sid~s There were always two defensIn the feud shape up something like this . Ible positions regarding the VietThose who favor the wilderness designation, plus a payoff to Swain nam War, a nd Fonda shared : County for loss of road of $9.5 million, are Tennesseans like former (and apparently still shar es) White House chief of staff Howard Baker, Sens. James Sasser, neit her. ' D·Tenn., f.lbert Gore, D-Tenn., and the Smoky mountain The first was that the war was congressmen and North Carolinians like Sen. Terry Sanford, D-N.C., worth fighting as an attempt to Rep. James McClure Clarke, D-N.C ., the area congressman who save millions of Vietnamese, introduced the bill in the House, and the commissioners of Cambodians and Laotians (and Impoverished Swain County. possibly Thais) from a form of Those on the other side are willing to go along, with twocondtionsgovernment far more brutal and : glve back 44,000 acres north of the lake and build the road. oppressive than anything they'd · They are Jed by Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C ., and Include North experienced - a government ' Carolina Gov. Jim Martin, the Cherokee Nation, the Veterans of that furthermore would be allied Foreign Wars, 6,800 people in western North Carolina, Including 3, 700 with or in thrall to our principal in Swain County. enemy, the Soviet Union. There is no indication of an amicable settlement between the sides The other respectable position : and open warfare is under way . Helms, although outnumbered, shot held that the war was not worth • down two attempts last week to even bring the wilderness bill up in the fighting bec a us e Indochina Senate for consideration. wasn't vital to American secur• Although being outnumbered is common for Helm s. he is rarely ity, the cost In Jives and treasure outflanked and last week he brought In three western sharpshooters would be huge, and that the effort to even out the odds - Sens. Frank Murkowski , R-A iaska , Ted simply had to fail given the Stevens. R·Aiaska, and ·Steve Symms, R-Idaho . history of colonialism In Vietnam Helms dwelled at length on the need to complete "The Road to and Its people's resolve to control Nowhere" so the bereaved can vlslt the cemeteries but there was also their destiny. Moreover, any : a lot of dollar talk and anti-Tennessee bias In his opposition. such effort would brutalize U.S. ''This bill will kill tourism In western North Carolina," Helms soldiers unabl e to distinguish complained. "Tennessee's got Its booming Industry. Less than friend from fo e and wreal\ one-quarter of its land Is owned by the federal -government. horrible, futile devasta tion on Tennessee's got Gatlinburg and Cades Cove (two big tourist attractions) that attracts thousands of visitors to its end of the park. Vietnam itsel !. "Developing the park on the North Carolina side of the park Is the Ther e are many variants of these two themes, yet Fonda and .only hope for a tourism industry In western North Carolina," Helms a number of other anti-war .said. "The bill will end all development and will devastate the activists took another tack. They ·tourism in western North Carolina." viewed U.S. intervention as evil Well, not if Jesse keeps firing away . and the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong as heroic, gentle, farseeing patriots. When the North Vietnamese promised to create a humane society, their defenders in AmerIca accepted their word . When By United Press International the communists insisted they Today is Thursday, June 30, the 182nd day of 1988 with 184 to follow . waged a war free of retribution The moon Is waning, moving toward Its last quarter. or terror, their friends here The morning stars are Mercury, illiams 66-32. largely believed them. Hanol'd In 1898, Teddy Roosevelt and his "Rough Riders" took Cuba's San apologists had eyes only for U.S. Juan Hill in the Spanish-American War. atrocities, which never apIn 1932, Democrats nominated Franklin D. Rooseveltforpresldent. He eventually won four consecu tlve terms. . In 1946, the United States conducted its first post-war test of the atomic bomb, at Bikini Atoll in the Pacific. and puts Bush at the head of it. -Feb. 16, 1982- In a speech in Miami, Bush promises to use sophisticated military radar air· craft to track smugglers' planes. -Feb. 24, 1982- Bush orders the Defense Department to devote 12 hours a day In surveillance by Navy E2-C aircraft. If the E2-Cs are not available, the vice president says he will substitute Airborne Warning and Control System aircraft or AWACS. · ' -May 1982- By this time, two of the four E2-C planes have been transferred out of south Florida. -June 1982- The E2-C flights are down to less than 40 hours a month, not the promised 360 hours. English announces he will hold a hearing "to examine surveillance coverage" and the flight hours go up slightly. - October 1982 -The General Accounting Oftice reports that " It is doubtful whether the (South Florida) task force can have any substantial long-term Impact on drug availability." - February 1983 - House Republicans report at a congressional hearing that Bush wUl no longer be Involved with the South Florida Task Force. English annou nces the task force will be disbanded. - March 23, 1983 - Reagan establishes the National Narcotics Border Interdiction System (NNBIS) an(j puts Bush In charge. - April 1985 - The NNBIS Is merged with yet another admln· lstratlon drug program, the National Drug Policy Board. Bush is not on the board. -July 1985- The GAO reports that while NNBIS was a good Idea the results were " minimal, and the ·improvements- NNBIS has achieved have !allen far short of substantially reducing the flow of illegal drugs into the United States." A Customs Ser· vice official tells a congressional subcommittee that if Bush gave him an order as head of NNBIS he would have to "discuss It with the agency and the department. We would not just follow orders, of course." Jane Fonda learns too slowly proached the routine magnitude or ferocity of those perpetrated Vincent Carroll by the other side. ...keep COO£, all Summer Long! AIR CONDITIONING SERVICe and CHECK: A/C FULL SERVICE ONlY $49.95 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Check for air c:::~nditioning leaks Check air conditioning c:::~nnections Clean condenser fins 0 0 Recharge oir conditioning system 0 0 0 Add new freon/up to 2 cans 0 0 0 Install lUbricant 0 0 0 Disinfect and decdonze inter.icr air svstem ... and keep YourCarrunningCOOL. 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"I think the momentum would have shifted if they would have won the series, " Johnson said. "We came back. Now we can' t let up. There are no let ups now ." By COLLINS YEARWOOD Elsewhere, Boston belted UPI Sports Writer Cleveland 5-1. Oakland defea ted The Toronto Blue Jays got a Milwaukee7-2, New York decked shot in the arm from a pitcher Detroit 7-3, Kansas City shaded who had been. out getting his Chicago 9-8, California edged repaired .' Mlnesota 2-1 and Texas nipped Jimmy Key, making his fir st Seattle 1-0 in 12 innings. start since the May 6 surgery to In the National League, it was: remove bone chips from his left Philadelphia 4, Chicago 2; Los elbow, combined with two rellev- Angeles 2, Houston 0; San Franers on a seven-hitter, carrying cisco 7, Atlanta 2; New York 8, theBiueJaystoa4-2victoryover Pittsburgh 7, in 11 innings: San the Baltimore Orioles. Diego 3, Cincinnati 2; and Mont "! got a lot of ground balls · real 3. St. Louis 2, in 10 Innings . early , which let me get my feet on Red Sox 5, Indians I th e ground," said Key, 3·1, who At Boston, Roger Clemens scattered four hits, struck out allowed three hits ·over seven live and walked two over 6 2-3 Innings in his first home victory innings . · 'l was calm. I wasn 't since May 14, and Ellis Burks hit nervous at all , but I was glad to a three-run homer.to lead the Red get It outoftheway. The elbow is Sox. Clemens, JJ.5, struck out JO fine . and walked one in his ninth "I didn't have a good breaking complete game of the season. He ball, but my fastball was decent. Is 8-0 in 10 career starts against I Wasn't uptight. It was like I had Cleveland. been out there all year. Maybe Athletics 7, Brewers 2 that 's why I did so well. I've been At Oakl;md, Cal li., Mike Gallooking forward to this one for a !ego and Dave Henderson holong time." mered to back the six-hit pitching Key ha d not started a major- of Bob Welch and lead th e league game since April14, but Athletics. Welch , 104, became retired 12 of his final 13 batters Oakland's second 10 -game before Rick Schu walked with winner, joining Dave Stewart . He two out In the seventh. Fifty-nine fired his second complete game of his 91 pitches were strikes. of the year. Bill Wegman, 6-6, left Tom Henke, who recorded his after 3 2-3 innings. 16th save. gave up an RBI single Yankees 7, Tigers 3 to Joe Orsulak in the ninth Inning At New York. Cia udell Wa before Cal Ripken grounded out shington went 3 for 5 with a to end the game, moving Toronto double, triple and three RBI. in to fifth place in the AL East, percentage points a head of Milwaukee. "We needec a lift and he gave us one." said Toronto catcher Ernie Whitt. "Jimmy and Jeff Musselman are the key to the second half for us . Key pitched bet ter than I expected. We got a lucky bounce, too." Ward had walked Orsulak and hi! Cal Rlpken with a pitch in the e ighth Inning before Eddie Murray s truck oul on a foul tip that bounced off, then into Whitt's - Omaha tops Columbus COLUMBUS, OhiO' (UP!) Luis Delos Santos had two hits and drove in two runs Wednesday night to lead Omaha to an 8-3 win over Columbus In an AAA Atiiance game. Omaha got 13 hits to make Bill Swaggerty a winner. upping his record to :n. Jim Cobb You Are Invited To An Autograph Session July 1st from 10 to 3 At The Pomeroy Kroger Store With DAVE DILES Co·Autllor of the New Book "Up CIDII IRd , , , , , , leading the Yankees. The tri umph was New York's first against Detroit in six games this season. The Yankees pounded Walt Terrell, 3-5, fo r five runs in 2 2-3 innings. Reliever Steve Shields, 1-2, pitched 2 1-3 scoreless innings. Royals 9, White Sox 8 At Kansas City, Mo., Jamie Quirk, George Brett and Danny Tarta bull homered in a fi ve-ru n fifth Inning and the Royals blew a nine -r un lead but held off the Chicago. Floyd Bannister, 8·6, earned the victory. Melido Perez feil to 6-5. Angels. 2, Twins 1 At Anaheim. Calif. , Chuck Finley and Bryan Harvey combined on a five-hitter , sending California past the Twins for their lOth victory in 13 ga mes. Johnny Ray and Darreil Miiler each singled in a run for the Angels. Finley, 5-8, gave up four hits. Starter Allan Anderson, 4-6, gave up nine hit s over six Innings . Rangers l , Mariners 0 12 inn. At Seattle, pinch-hitter Barbaro Garb!!y lofted a sacrifice fl y with one out in the !2th inning and Charlie Hough allowed seven hits over 11-plus Innings, · leading' Texas to their second stra ight shu tout of the Mariners . Hough, 8-7, walked three and struck oul eight. Giants ~ . Braves 2 AI Atla nta , IJon Robinson, :J.J, was a winner in his fir s t star t s ince 1985. going six innings and combining with Scott Ga r relts . who earned hi s fifth save, on a n eight -hitter Will Clark sm a cked his league leading 19th homer of the season , off Pete Sm ith , 2-8. Phillies 4, Cubs 2 At Chica go, Juan Samuel , Bob De rnier and Von Hayes stroked co nseculive RBI singles In the seventh to erase a 2·0 deficit and e nd the Cubs ' four -game winning s treak. Mike Maddux, 2·0, won, Steve Bedrosian earned his 13th .save and Calvin Schiraldi. des · pite a career-high 11 strikeouts , fell to 4-6. Dodgers 2, 1\stros 0 At Houston, Ore! Hershiser fired a two-hitter for his fifth strai ght victory , six complete ~ a rne of th e season and second shu tmtt, improving to 12-3. Mike Marshall drove in both runs off Nolan Ryan , 5-6, who hasn 't won sin ce May 29 . Los Angeles upped its NL West lead to 4 1-2 games over second-place Houston. 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In the American League, II was: Oakland 7, Milwaukee 2; New York 7, Detroit3; Toronto 4, Baltimore 2; Boston 5, Cleveland 1; Kansas City 9, Chicago 8; Texas I, Seattle 0 In 12 innings; and California 2, Minnesota l . Padres 3, Reds 2 At Cincinnati, Roberto Atomar smacked a two-run homer in the fifth inning to snap a lie. Eric Show scattered five h!tsover 81-3 innings, walking none and s trlk· ing out three in improvi ng to 6-8. Mark Davis got two outs for hi s 14th save. Tim Birtsas lost his first decision in his first star t of the season . innings Todd Worrell f~l l '" J-" St Louis' Dann y Cox alluWPiJ Of\~ ear ned ru n over f ive inni ng> m his fi rst sta1 t since elbow ,urgery May 2. At St Lout!>. . Hc t m Winningham hit a sacrifice fl y to lift Mon treal to it s lOth victory in B ex tra Inning games this sPason J e ff Pa rrett, 7 - ~. threw two ,----_:---------============::-1 us ." PH. (ft14) 992-ftft14 New York didn ' IIet up, and tor that matter, neit h er did Pittsburgh. Roger McDowell, 4·1, entered with the bases full and one out In the ninth, inducing both Mike LaValliere and Rafael Belliard to ground out. McDowell then began the winning rally with a doubl e off Bob Kipper, 1-2, a nd raced home on Kevin McReynolds' single . The playoff-like game was witnessed by 41,217, pushing total for the three-game set to a n all-time Pirate record of 127,717. " We' t·e tickled to death witlt the fans who showed up," Pittsburgh Manager Jim Leyland said. "We're disappointed we didn't give them two out of three. It looked for a while like we were goingto,butidon'tthinkanyone walked away tonight ashamed of thisballclub. ldon't thinkanyonP walked away thinking they didn ' t get their money 's worth." The Pirates took a 7-6 lead in the sixth on Jose Lind 's second, two-run single of the game. Blue Jays down Orioles, -4-2 " He looked like Key to m e, " said Blue Jays Manager Jimy Willia ms. "If he was rusty, he would have walked people. He pitched great. 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" Evert thought otherwise. "I've beaten her twice this year," said Evert, who is also the only woman to have beaten Navratilova twice at Wimbledon. ·"Anything is possible." . Third-seeded Shriver, who has ·. fought her way into the semis .despite suffering from mononucleosis, faces wor ld No . 1 Steff[ Graf. "To beat the No. ] player in the world you've gottoplay a hell of il match,' ' Shriver said after her BUY·THE CASE AND SAllE THE $CASH$ Prices Oood Thru July 4th Open July 4th - 8 a.m.-10 p.m. CROP U.S. WHITE ALL PURPOSE DEL MONTE . CUT OR FRENCH GREEN BEANS 12 *S~· '~\ \"- POTATOES 10 lb. Bag ' 1~ $ ~ELLOW COOKING OM IONS 49_ ' 11/ Earle Bruce named Northern Iowa coach REO HA~EN JUICY HAMS WHOLE or HALF PEACHES ·~ CHUCK COMBO PACK SLICED HALF PORK LOIN Ground Chuck Roast • Steaks *1'~. ~$139 LB. I '.' • TA~ERN 9 '-*11. COUNTRY SPARE Rl CHOPPED SIRLOIN PATTIES S LB. PACK 5 LB. PACK $749 $ 49 • ' CRISPY SER~E '· CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS ~ BACON Buy One Get On•-:· 1 ' - FREE,,. CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (UP!)Earle Bruce, fired as Ohio State football coach last season, Wednesday joined form er Buckeye basketball coach Eldon Miller by landing the head coaching job at the University of Northern Iowa. "It's nice to be at UNI and to be the football coach. I'm looking forward to this coming season very much," said Bruce. " I like to coach. The reason I'm here probably is·because of the people that I've m et In Iowa previously." The 57-year-old Bruce, a former coach at Iowa State, signed a four-year contract at the Division 1-AA sc hool with a base salary of $64.000 for th e first year. He was selected to succeed Darrell Mudra from a list of 25 candidates , narrowed to fou r finalists by UN! Athletic Director Bob Bowls by this month . "I look forward to being on the job next week and getting prepared for the young men that will come In Aug. 8 and to play the University of Pittsburgh Sept. 3, " said Bruce. "To say the least, to play a team of that caliber In your opening game Is a big challenge, but I look forward to that. " Bruce was fired Nov. 16, 1987, by Ohio State after succeeding the legendary Woody Hayes and compiling a nine-year record of 81-26-1. Before that. he posted a 36-32 record at Iowa State td Ames. where he took the Cyclones to bowl games in 1977 and 1978 and was named the Big Eight Coach of the Year In 1976 and 1977 . . "We went out looking for a proven performer to head our football program and am very happy to say we found such a person," said Bowlsby. " Earle Bruce is a pe rson who fits the UN! philosophy very nicely. "He's a guy who has had great success through the years. has built winners in many different locations and he's alway s done It with the utmost In integrity and honesty with the people with whom he works and with the kid s whom he coaches ," added Bowlsby . Bruce beca me the second former OSU coach to arrive in Cedar Falls in a little more than two years. Miller repla ced' Jim Berry as the UN! basketball coach after resig ning the Buckeye post in 1986. Miller coached In Columbus, Ohio, for 10 years. Bruce inherits 32 lettermen, including 15 starters, from a team put together by Mudra , who resigned May 26 after five years as the Panthers' football coach with a 44-16-1 mark. Mudra. nicknamed " Dr. Victory," said he was retiring to move to Florida so he could spend more time with his family and fishing. "I know that the football program at the University of Northern Iowa has been good," said Bruce. who toured the UN! campus and athletic facilities Tuesday evening. "They've had good players, good coaching and they've won . I hope that we can continue to do that and even SUs. or More $149 OEL MONTE SPINACH 12 17 Oz. Cadi $7 SEA STAR 5-L, BOX FISH 749 ., PEAC,ES 12 : ON 1 49 THOROFARE SLICED 12POTATf~ . 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DEL MONTE SLICED ar HIILVES PEAlS r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . CASH ARGUES CALL- Australia's Pat Cash argues a line call with the umpire during his quarterfinal match against West Germany's Burls Becker at the Wimbledon championships Wednesday. Becker won 6-4, 6-3, 6-4. (REUTER) /;/\" quarterfinal victory over fellow was twice runner-up so he can do it, " Becker said . American Zina Garrison. · · Shriver admitted that her form in the early rounds, when she I~ routinely struggled against unseeded players, hardly made her favorite to unsettle Graf, who is seeking her third Grand Slam title of the year. "I just have to get myself geared up," she said."! can't do any worse than r did last year." Last year Graf trounced Shriver 6·0, 6·2 in the semifinals, before being defeated by Navratllova in the final. Thel9·year-old West German, who won the Australian and French Opens this year, was confident of her c hances in only her fourth Wimbledon. The men's semifinalists were decided Wednesday, as Boris Becker eliminated defending champion Australian Pat Cas h. Becker, who won the title in 1985 and 1986, ousted Cash 6-4,6-3, 6-4. Becker plays top seed Ivan Lend! in the semis. Lend I, who lost to Becker in the 1986 final , downed American Tim Mayotte 7-6 (7-2). 7-6 (H), 6-3. Lend! leads Becker 7-3 in career victories, but the match he'll remember most is the 1986 Wimbledon final , when he lost 6-4, 6-3, 7-5. MAIN ST. "My game Is more a grass 992-6614 game than Lendl's game, but he Op 1' fllrfU.LAUtD ...... Irw::.•ll 1 lllofl&lk::ox.... lnc. • �Page-6 The Daily Sentmel Thursday. June 30, 1988 Ohio Play begins today in 85thWestern Open Bast'!Jail B)'\ nilfoll J'ri'Oilllnif'r .. tk'o,..t H IEHH' AN u :,\m t< F...-t ... L l 't'l II "'"' io on 8.,...tn• 31 (. f f'~t'l.ofO Tnronlo ,fi .," ,"" • "' ... '"' '\t ihnaw .,._, Ball•r.u r.- 191 'U ~ o~td ould !loli•orr.. tli.l Mllf'<a~ .fhl •.,."'*' t-UI.I t.n ,., ."'.. •' ... •' '" .." 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's G:.!omt"' l' a"t ..-·k..C lti Buff!du 'l~.. hvllle at Dt>n~t \l ai n" at lncla~Mp ohs L.,ul,,illt• a l OklahUrHa t' ll3 luwu ;U folumOO ;; S)' N t'U!f' 11.1: Rlctuoonl Rochrster a l Tldrwidl"r Omtlhtt.lll Tnle dn ·~~~~~~~~~~!~~~!!~~~~'~ C IN MATI ~EES S ATUROAY/SU~DAY I WEDNESDA Y AL L sEm 12 . 50 BAR!.AIN N IW~T ruESDA Y .: .:12:.:.-: : ;oc __ _.J I'~JI\t' 446• 4524 course, Miles · also made a runner-up Nick Faldo were not tendenl Oscar Miles said. decision that will please most of expected to partlcipate. "You can't just hose the golf the professional goHers. Hole No. Nelson is the favorite alter course down after something like 7, which previously had rough wi nning in Atlanta last weel\end. that," tournament director Peter two sections of fairseparating He says Butler Is his favorite DeYoung said. "You've got to way on a double dogleg, was redo It, and there is n<)body better northern U.S .. course. so that the fairway regrassed " Butler may be the best than Oscar. " condltloned golf course we play , Along with rebuilding the follows the bends. or was until last year," said ',-~----;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Nelson. II Butler National members spent $400,000 to renew the course, which was not opened this year until mid-May. Four greens were resurfaced, five tees 0 were stripped and resodded, threenewbunkerswerelnstalled I and 50 acres of the course were stripped and regrassed. "Tome,lmmedlateiyafter last year's tournament, It was touch and go whether we ccluld play here in '1988," course super in- OAK BROOK, Ill. (UPI) Butler National, under water when it hosted last year's PGA Western Open, now could use a hard rain. The sprinklers ran full time during the month of June when little rain fell on Oak Brook, the Chicago s uburb that this week host' the 85th Western Open. The course. ha s its own water source and thus was not affected by watering bans enforced throughout the res t of the suburb. Ten months ago, Butler had ·more than enough water. The flooded Salt Creek ra n over -Its banks and much of the course was under six feet of standing water while the PCA was trying to put on the 84th Western. On Aug. 14, Butler received 8.4 tnchf's of ra in and four days after the makeshift tournament, four more Inches fell . The tournament was played ** VCR Repal•rs ** **. sa t e11•te RepalrS ** ** Re'nt to Own ** ALL MAKES AND MODELS ALL MAKES AND MODELS two courses. Nine of Butler's holes were playable and the other nine of each round were played on a public course nearby. D.A . Weibrlng won the tournament, earn ing $144,000. The prize money for this year's Western was raised by tourna - TOLEDO. Ohio tUPI)- Dave Meier scored fhegame'sonlyrun In the seventh inning Wednesd ay night to give Iowa a 1-0 win over To ledo inanAAA-Alllancegame. Meier singled in the seventh , advanced on a sacrifice fly and a walk, a nd scored on Greg Tabor's single. ment ponsor and Beatrice by another s$100,000 the tournament winner will ear n $162,000. Weibrlng is back, along with thre!'-time winner Tom w·atson, Larry Nelson, Scott Simpson, Fred Couples and Hal Sutton. Greg Norman withdrew because of the sprained wrist that Roger Williams Hall teammed up to holdand theDrew Mudhens to two hits. Williams, 4-4, worked 71 -3 innings. With Hall getting his sixth save. Stan Clarke, 6-8, worked 61-3 innings. giving up five eight s. He and his reliever Ramon Pena struck out 10 Iowa forcedwinner him outCurtis of theStrange U.S. Open. Open and Pole qualifications slated today .for '88 Firecracker 400 DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. (UP!) - While his father was In an operati ng room 1,000 miles away, Davey Allison practiced at Daytona International Speedway Wednesday, more aware than ever of tile hazards of racing. Bobby Allison was Injured In a brutal crash June 19 at Pocono International Speedway. He will not be able to defend his title In Saturd~y·s Firecracker 400 stock car race. Bobby's first-lap wreck at Pocono left him with three broken bones in his leg, a broken shoulder blade, and some Internal Injuries. While medical crews worked to free Bobby Allison from his Miller High Life Buick, Davey stopped alongside on the track to c heck on his father's condition. Bobby Allison, listed in guarded condition, has not been able to talk since the accident. due to medical procedures that help his breathing. He went through four hours of surgery Wednesday at Lehigh Valley flospltal Center In Allentown, Pa., and doctors reported the oP.,ratlon to place a rod In his femur (thigh) bone was successful. "I don't ever want to find out If I'm as tough as my dad Is in this situation," said Davey Allison, ONLY 00 floll • ""'" :~ - --------------------------~============~ Pick up .BIG savings from Ford and get a bedliner for only angry ," Davey said . " He has an . icy stare that you can feel backhere (In the back) when you look : at him. I asked·him was he mad when he was laying In that hospital bed and it about knocked the back of my head off." The combination of the injury and his age (50 ) pu ts Bobby Allison in a position of possibly· never racing again. Doctors have' not ruled out a return to racing, but the recovery time would be extensive. when he Is dr(ving his No. 28 Havollne Ford Thunderbird. "I don't think about It (the danger ) from my standpoint ," he said. "! know what I'm doing out there. I know what the risks are. For me, It's worth It." Although he can not speak, Bobby Is still able to communicate to his family . "One thing that I've really been able to get a feelforls that I could alwayss tell when he's -2:..:-- --- -· _::.. -:~--==- · A DAY HOME ENTERTAINMENT (ENTER REG. $l39.oo$9900 RIG. CHOOSE FROM •HEAVY VINYLS •BREEIY TEXALENE •WEATHER RESISTANT DRALON BOB'S MARKET 8 GREENHOUSES CELEBRATE THE 4mOFJULY WITH ODUCE SPECIALS! * NG? 3 STARTING AT KasPbldl Co qu!Ua m, RriU!'ih t ~ olwnhia i!IOI,GM du M aurier LPGA Ouslc Oali Brook. Ul, - UIO,MO WeJtern "I think this is just an indication of what he (Bobby) was making us learn: to never give up, fight as hard as we can and be. tough always In every situation. You've got to be tough. You've got to keep control of your emotlons." Pole qualifying for the Firecracker is scheduled for Thursday. This year's race will be the first time the Firecracker Is held on a day other than July 4; NASCAR has approved a per· manent date switch to the first Saturday In July. Buttons being worn around the garage area Wednesday read "Hurry Back Bobby," and the support given to the Allison family has been tremendous, Davey said. Though his father dominates his thoughts while he is away from the race track, Davey Allison has tunnel vision ** 'Mov•··$1Rentals ** Calendar • last year's rookie of the year wno finished In second place, behind his father, In this year 's Daytona 500. "Mike Tyson Is nothing compared to thiS as far as tough is concerned. ~--- -~ . 992·3524 391 WEST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO 10 AM-8 PM MON.-SAT. r~b~a~tt~er~·s~._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Amt."rk-IUli-RM«UP Nt-..· ' ' ork al ChlMfiO. M: 31 p.m . NIIJhJnal l..eMK'If S11• Oi l' If• lll Clnl'IIU!Iltl, 12: 35 p .m . Atl.wa a1 Montft'l\1, 7: 35p.m . • Hou.'<ion at New fork. l:SI p.m . The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio REMOTE VCR OR 19" TV ONLY $1 00 A DAY Iowa 1.() winner over 54 holes lntwudaysandover Thursday, June 30, 1988 SALE 1159.00 .... 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SAL£ IN EFFECT THRU MONDAY, JULY 4 We Honor Cigarette Coupons North Northup Dodge Inc. 8 e.m.·lp.m. Moncley.Saturdey Food Stampc Accepted for Purchatll of Bulk (;arden SMc:l and I o.m.•lp.m. Sundey 300 THIH AVE. . 446-0142 l'ou'll Lik• Our Quolily Woy nf Dninf{ 8U1ine11 Vegelable Planll 9.; ~;--., eowrs 1 ~or 70.000 miles on ponernain aoo 7 ~"''"'. or 100.000 a Ploduce Phone A Find Selection of Wine and Coolers and All Legal Beverages Sold at State Minimum Prices. If We Sold It Any Cheaper, It would be ..... " Against the Law" See Mike NorJhup, Pete Sommerville, Tommy Sprague, or Dale Hill Open 7 O.ye A Wook • ALL'BRANDS OF CIGAREnES AT LOWEST PRICES FINEST GAS WITH NO ALCOHOL - MARATHON OIL AND All MAJOR BRANDS • Cash back ror relail buyer. and lessees on new '87 and '88 models in dealer stoCk. '· REG. S1.39 WE NOW HAVE BEER & WINE CARRYOUT! $399 ( 99c POP . LAST OF SEASON MARKET FLAT OF PACK EIGHT 75¢ NOW 2 LITER BEDDING PLANT SPECIAL QUALITY. '·. • ... , mileS apjnSt outer body Ml·fhroulh . ...,..l:lr a copy ohhis imitl!d .. wafranty w11en 101 .,;m 1011 dealer. Certain Restrictions apply. Excludes Imports. GAWPOUS, OHIO IU<Ill UP- lND PIWI.I¥1 WElT FOOD SHOP & CAR WASH 992-5552 120 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO Stop in and Let Fran, Angie, Debi, Rhea or Fred · Serve You. �.- . .. . --- . ..... ·- Page-8-The Daily Sentinel - ... _...... ., Thursday. June 30. 1988 Pom«oy-Middleport. Ohio Several cases we~e processed In Pomeroy Mayors Court this week by Mayor Richard Seyler. Lonnie Starcher, Coolville. was fined $375 for driving under the Influence and $63 for opera!- I lng under license suspension. port, was fined Sll3 for public Robert Theria. Portland, was Intoxication fined $263 for leaving the scene, Gary Cre~eans Rutland was $63 for reckless operation and $63 . fined $63 forfatlur~ tocontr~l and for operating under license sus· $63 for operating under license pension. Rick Holley, Middle· suspension. Area deaths Dorothy Bryson Funeral services for Dorothy Allene McGuire Bryson, 64, who died Tuesday a t her home at 419 Bascom Ave. in Pittsburgh, Pa ., will be held Saturday . 10 a .m. at All Saints Episcopal Church In Pittsl:)urgh, and not at O'Brien Funeral Home. Ainong other survivors of Mrs. Bryson are her son-in -law, William Quigg. husband of her daughter , Ann Bryson Quigg .. Mr s. Bryson was preceded In death by a son, Mark James, on October 25. 1977. Speeding ffin~s were Issued to Gwendolln Fubner, Pomeroy, $51; David Daugherty, Huntington, W.Va., $50; and Larry Lee, · Jr., Pomeroy, $45 · Forfeiting bonds were Lisa Allen, Ashtabula, for Improper backing, $45, and operating under license suspension, $63; and Rodney Harrison, Pomeroy, for running a traffic light, $63. Forfeiting bond$ for speeding were Anna Chapman, Pomeroy, $49; Glenna Barrett, Vinton, $48; and George Parker, Pomeroy, . $46. I In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by three brothers and a sister. Services will be held at the Graham Baptist Church on Saturday at 1 p.m. wlth theRev. l3ud Hatfield offlclatlng. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday or at the church for one hour prior to services. ,_;....-Local news briefs-- Long-range outlook still grim, forecasters say No one has winning Super wtto ticket Cases processed in Pomeroy Mayor's Court Put on probation In Meigs County Common Pleas Court, Linda Williamson was put on probation for five years and Timothy Thomas was placed on probation for two years. A restraining order has been Issued against Bertha Hayes pending finalization of a divorce action. Divorces granted Dissolutions have been granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Roger and Lois Hubbard aild Robert and Becky Roush. Jennie Clark has been granted a divorce from Roger Clark. Dale and Beth Wilfong filed for a dissolution of their marriage. CLEVELAND <UPII - Wednesday night's Super Lotto drawing produced no winning tickets, so Ohio Lottery officials raised the jackpot for Saturday night's game to $9 m!lllon. Numbers drawnwasWednesday when the jackpot S6 m!llion were four, 18, 36, 38, 41 and 42. Lottery officials said $3,969,048 worth of tickets were sold for the game. Ninety-two of them had five of the numbers, worth $1,000 each. while another 5,108 had four numbers, each worth $91. The Kicker game, for which $654,258 worth of tickets were sold, produced no winners. Numbers for that drawing were. each. Another 54 had four of the numbers and will get $1,000; 586 had three numbers for $100 and 5,791 had two numbers for $10 each. Meigs tables SEOAL request Appropriations for the 1987-88 school year were modified Wednesday afternoon when the Meigs Local Board of Education met in special session. Treasurer Jane Fry reported that the board also discussed the Invitation for Meigs Local to rejoin the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League (SEOAL), but no action was taken and the matter was tabled until the regular July meeting. Present for Wednesday's meeting in addition to Fry were boardmembers Robert Snowden. Robert Barton. Larry Rupe. Richard Vaughan and Jeff Werry; Interim Superintendent James Carpenter; High School Principal Feriton Taylor and Assistant Principal Gordon Fisher. r;::=========::;;DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE Ill Second St., Pomeroy Residents offer reward YOUR INDEPENDENT ' AGENTS SEIVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 zero, seven, nine, four, seven, and eight. However, seven had five numbers a nd will get $5,000 Long Bottom area residents have donated money amounting to $100 to suffice as a reward to anyone with Information which would lead to the arrest of the person or persons responsible for defacing property at the Sand Hill Cemetery at Long Bottom. Dorsel Larkins, president of the Sand Hill Cemetery trustees, reports that vandalism at the cemetery has been on-going since last fall a nd that spray painting of buildings and signs at the cemetery has been the major problem. The sheriff's department has been called to the cemetery on seve'r al occassions, and patrolling of the area by deputies has been Increased. However, authorities have not caught anyone defacing the property. Area residents are also keeping a close watc h on thece.metery in hopes of catching the vandals, Anyone caught defacing the property "Will most definitely be prosecuted" Larkins said. Robert Storey COLUMBUS Robert F. Storey, director of commu nica tions for the West Ohio United Methodist Annual Conference, died suddenly on Friday, June 24. Storey, 56, had served since 1981 as editor of West Ohio NewsUnited Methodist Review. A native of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. he was a graduate of the Un lversity of Alabama and the School of Religion at Vanderbilt University, Nashville. Storey served as a local church pastor in Alabama until his appointment as director of communications for the Birmingham Area In 1976. Storey is survived by his mother, a son. daughter-in-Jaw and granddaughter, all of Alabama. A memorial service was held Wednesday, June 29, at Maple Grove Methodist Church in Columbus. ANNOUNCING 2nd Ann July 4 activities announced s L· E A Ora Clarke Ora E . Clarke, 86, of Letart, W.Va., died Wednesday at Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point Pleasant , W.va., after an extended illness. A housewife, she was born July· 10. 1901 at Graham Station, W. \'a., the daughter of the late Curtis and Desta Clark Grimm. She was a member of the Graham Baptist Church. Survivors.. include three sons, Char les Clarke Jr., of Pt. Pleasant , W.va., Robert and Ray Clarke, both of Letart, W.Va.; and one s ister, Mable Roach of New Haven, W.Va.; 10 grand· c hildren; 23 great grandchild. ren; and several great-great gra ndchildren. Patrol probes Wednesday mishap The Gallla Meigs Post, State Highway Patrol is still Investigating an accident which occurred at 4:02 p.m. Wednesday in Meigs County on Eagle Ridge Road, 2.2 miles east of SR. 7. Troopers said a car driven by Debra F. Drake, 29, Racine, apparently went left of center forcing another veh icle driven by Patricia A. Wood, 18, Long Bottom, off the road. There was no contact between the vehicles. Wood was Injured and taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and treated for minor Injuries. UNDER THE BIG TOP * s A v t Kick off the Fourth of July weekend by en joying Saturday even ing's free musical enterta inment at the Racine.ShrlneCiub Park. The program starts at 7:30p.m. and featured this week will be the singing of the Heavenly Express gospel group from Ravenswood, West VIrginia. The group was organized March 1984 and Is comprised of Phil Stanley, bass; Shirley Tuttle, soprano; Nancy Stanley, alto; and Jim Hall, tenor. Members of the group belong to the Ravenswood Church of Christ. In addition to this week's gospel music, country music by local groups, the Bend River Boys Band. and the Country Blend Band. will also be featured. Bring your lawn c hairs. Refreshments will be served. And don't forget, the entertainment is FREE. N G June 22 thru July 2nd Jackson County's Laraest Car & Truck Event of the Year OVER 300 CARS & TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM Stocks Daily stock prices (As of 10:30 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt,, Ellis & Loewl Am Electric Power .. .... ....... 28% AT&T ......... ...... .................. 26% Ashland Oil ........................ 72~2 Bob Evans ............... ........... 16'% Charming ShClppes .............. 14Y, City Holding Co ........ ..... ...... 32 Federal MoguL .... ............. 40% Goodyear T&R .................. .64¥. Heck's 1nc .... ....................... l % Key Cen turlon ............ ..... .. .36'% Lands' End .... .. .. ... ......... ..... 28% Limited Inc ........... .............. 24 Multimedia Inc ................... 70 Rax Resta urants .... .. .............. 4 Robbins & Myers .... .......... .. ll V., Shoney's Inc ..... ...... .. .... ...... 26¥. Wendy 's Inti ................ .... .... 5¥. Worthington lnd .................. 23 Announcements Due to Monday's holiday, the Meigs County Falrboard meeting will be held on Tuesday. 7:30 p.m ., at the secretary's. office. Sutton Township Trustees will meet Friday, 7:30p.m., at the Syracuse Municipal Buildiilg. ltUFIIIOT·TOP, .............."..... Racine VIllage Council will meet Tuesday, 7 p.m., at the Shrine Club Park building. In addition to the regular monthly business. a hearing on the 1989 budget will be held. Correction I ltiiCOHICA I AUIOmtllt, •lr ConcllliOftll'llo IICIWif' ltHrlftt , " ' " ' DUh•• AMIFM ll.rto. ltHibtl'-4 llftl. W II lnOI't, $8,988* ' I 4. The old Pomeroy Ju_nlor High building will be opened Friday, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., to give area residents one last chance to purchase items which have been stored in the building by the Meigs Local School District. Items will be sold at the same prices they were sold in a recent auction. Someone representing the school district will be on hand to assist with purchases. • Middleport Mayor's Court pro· cessed six cases Wednesday night. The following pers,ons were issued fines and costs: Denver Person, Gallipolis, $425 plus costs and 10 days In jail for DWI; Chris Willet, Middleport. $100 and costs and 10 days probation for assau lt; Timothy Thomas, Pomeroy, $50 and costs for operating without regard to safety; Waller Schartlger, Middleport, $25 and costs for disorderly manner; and Michael , King, Pomeroy, $10 and costs for squealing tires. Roger Brumfield, Galllpolis, forfeited a $50 bond for making a u-turn. ltU lr•nd Prix FREE SOn DRINKS FREE POPCORN ULW,.._ I \',\·1 SAUIIOUIS: ...,,. ,.......,... .....,rt.I:IOAJI..INIP.I. ....,II»ULNIP.M. I 8M41a.Mct• I . ' WE INVITE YOU TO A REVIVAL AT YIE . 'FIEEDOM GOSPEL MISSION GMQUAUTY ··~· --Star Granae No. '778 IHIII Star' Junior Granwe No.-·8118 wUI ~ In regular session on Saturday, at 8 p.m., at the grange hall. All photography, art and junior craft contests will be judged. Weather Sou lit Central Ohio Today: Mostly sunny , with highs near 80. North winds about 10 , mAil ,~ .. Tonighl:· Clear, with near record low temperatures near 50. Light north winds. Friday: Sunny, with high temperatures again near 80. Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday Fair through the period, with highs ranging the mid 70s to the low 80s Saturday and In the 80s Sunday and Monday . Nighttime lows mostly in the 50s. EMS has 2 at c-ty ld. 31 laid Knob I Sli¥1t'tvillt Road ...,........ POI'ILAND, OliO IYAIIIIUn June 27th·July 3rd call~ Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports two calls Wednesday; Pomeroy at 12:25 a.m. to an auto fire on County Road 18; Rutland at 10:08 p.m. to Long aild Union Sts. for Sue Star to Holzer Medical Center. Senlence six in court ..... T,....Cirei ... YM11 Manley 's Trash Service' custo· mers are reminded that trash pick ups will be made on Monday, J uly 4. Wilkesville Volunteer Fire· men's Association are sponsorIng their annual fish fry this Saturday with lots of food and fun. A street dance will be held from '9 to 12 midnight with the River Junction Bluegrass Band providing the music. They will also entertain In the afternoon. The Midnight Cloggers, under the direction of Bruce Wolfe, will preform before the street dance. Prize giveaways will also be featured. The brothers of Ruby Louise Major were unintentionally left out of her obituary which ran In Wednesday's Daily Sentinel. They are William Lee of Dexter City and Larry Lee of Wilkesville. I Due to Monday's July 4 holiday, trash collect ion In Racine will run one day late next week. Sacred Heart Church , Pomeroy , Is sponsoring a trip to Kings Island on July 20. Parishioners need to sign up for the trip by July The Daily Sentinel Page 9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday. June 30. 1988 1 By JEFF BATER United Press. International Farmers gave thankS for heavy showers drenching parts of the Plains and Midwest and communities prayed for more rain, but foreca$ters say the long-range outlook Is grim and the "Great Drought of '88" that has boosted crop prices sharply this month is far from over. Showers and thunderstorms spread early today over m.uch of the central Plains, and were widely scattered across much of the high Plains, over the lower and middle Mississippi Valley and a long the At)antlc Coast. In a 30-day outlook released Wednesday the National Weather Service forecast belowaverage rainfall across parts of the lower Great Lakes and much of the Ohio Valley Into the middle Mississippi Valley and predicted the drought will worsen in the Midwest in July, then center on the Southea st by September. ' "Both the medium (10-day) ORSANCO... · Continued from page 1 lion on the 40th anniversary of the Comm ission," said Alan H. \dcory Jr., execu live director a nd chief engineer. "We have had an excelle nt working relationship with the State of Ohio as well as other states In the Valley during the past 40 years. By · working together cooperatively, the Ohio River Is cleaner today than It has been In the past severa l decades." Commissioners representing the State of Ohio include Lloyd N. Clausfug, senior engineer, Weslinhouse Materials Company of Ohio; Pasquale V. Scarpino, - Ph.D., professor of environmental engineering, University of Cincinnati; and Richard L. Shank, director, Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. EMS has 5 calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports five calls Tuesday; Racine at 10:49 a.m. to Mile Hill Road for Carman Marshall to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 12:29 p.m. to Spring Ave. for Audrla Arnold who was treated but not transported; Tuppers Plains at 3:51p.m. to Route 7 for Edna Lee to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy Fire Department at 4: 31 p.m .. to a structure fire at the Nease ·resUience on Bailey Run Road; Pomeroy at 6:36p.m. to Nye Ave. for Owen Barnes to Veterans Memorial Hospltal. Hospital news Veterans Memorial Wednesday Admissions John Bumgardner, Pomeroy. Wednesday Discharges Brook Coates, Adam Barton, Etta Cullums, Dale Riffle, Mary Bush. Tuesday Admissions - Edna Pickens, Racine; Sherman Williams, Middleport; Nancy \'an Meter, Pomeroy; Edna Lee, Shade; Ruth Sellers, Portland; Owen Garnes , Pomeroy. Tuesday Discharges - Cha· rles Curfman, William Deem, Charles Cook. DOES YOUR CAR PULL TO THE LEFT OR THE RIGHT? Could be Hneeds the floot end allgi 18d.let us check Hout and~ H118QU11ed. .......liD NOWONLY Sl 995 IncludeS: • Camber Adjustment • Toe Adjustment • Shock Absorber Check • Caster Adjustment • Tire Check • Steering Unkage Check Don't Wait! Special Price Ends May 31, 1918! JIM COBB CIIEVROLET-OLDSMOBD.E CADILLAC MAIN ST. ! ,~lOY 992-6614 and monthly forecasts have the worst combination of hot and dry In the Midwest and to some extent a little bit further south,'' meteorologist Donald Gilman said in Washington , noting the 10-,30- and 90-day forecasts have a 55 percent to 60 percent probability of accuracy. The most critical drought area extended from theGulfofMexlco to the Canadian border east of the · Continental Divide and west of the Appalachians. Severe to extreme drought conditions were over the interior Pacific Northwest, California, the northern Plains and Rockies, the Great Lakes, th.e Ohio and Tennessee valleys, the southern Appalachians, and northern New England. The government said Wednesday the drought pushed the Agriculture Department's farm price Index up by 5 percent in June, with wheat zooming by 51 cents a bushel and corn surging 48 cents a bushel. Soybeans were up $1.57 a bushel from May In lhe farm price Index, which measures the prices paid to farmers for their grains. ollseeds. hay, fruit, vegetables, livestock and poultry. "Most grain prices moved up sharply in June, reflecfing the widespread drought," the government said. Widespread showers and thunderstorms doused Farm Belt states, including parts of the central Plains and southwest Missouri, Wednesday afternoon and evening. It also rained In South Dakota. Montana and Colorado. " We went out and sat In It," said Wendy Hooyboer, whose father, Dan Kelly, operates a farm near Calhoun, Neb. "When you're looking at your corn curling, that's what you want to do. It's a nice, slow, blessed rain." Springfield. Mo., received a record 3 ¥.. Inches of rain, and nearly 51nches deluged Wilsey In eastern Kansas. Hill City, S.D., recorded 2 inches in 30 minutes. "W ttl d I h drought situation," meteorologist Dan McCarthy said. Spotty rain fell earlier In the day and late Tuesday In parts of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota, dousing some farm lands and missing others just miles away . "It missed us by about 30 miles. They keep talking about more later today, so maybe, " Eldon Dorsey said of a quarterinch sprinkle on his cornlields near Anita, Iowa. "At least we got some ratn." .' 'This is not a drought- breaker." NWS forecaster Bob Collins said In Chicago. " We need another six to seven occurrences . We' re pretty far behind. It's just a nice little light rain and we could use a heck of a lot more like It.,, McCarthy said the problem behind the drought goes back to dry spells earlier In the year , causing la rge rainfall deflc1ts. "We're not getting the series of weather activity on a day-to-day 'basis to help whittle away the drought." · WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS AND DO THE BILLING .FOR THE FOLLOWING: OHIO WELFARE COMPENSATION GENERAL RELIEF UNITED MINE WORKERS BOILERMARKERS PAID · P.C.S. MEDIMET ADVACARE 10°/o DISCOUNT TO THOSE 60 AND OVER ON ALL PRESCRIPTIONS SWISHER LOHSE ' Pharmacy Kenneth MeCullouqh A Ph . Ch•ln Riffle. A.Ph Ronald H•n•nn. R Pet Mnn lhru Sat 8 ·00 A M . to 9 P.M SuM•.,. 10·00 AM to 4 00 PM PRESCRIPTIONS PH 992· 2955 L' M"" C"'·, Frol!lfldly Sl!rvoCA - 0~1111 N•R .. IS I ill 9 Pnm"'"'· o• ,, ~ · 1._, ,~, ' j-;:~e~ar~e~p~u~~ng~a~e~n~t~n~t;e~~~§§§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,(~J~~===~ Care Companion Services . can make life easier for you! Since 1978, Pleasant Valley Hospital Home Health Services has been providing skilled nursing care and personal aide services to patients of all ages who no longer require hospitalization, but who continue to require pe!lodlc nursing care In their home. Beginning In mid-July, we'll be taking home care one step further with the Introduction to our community of Can! Compillllon Sel\llces. Can! Compillllon Sel\llces offers three types of programs designed to ease your life. Whether you care for a loved one In your home, have a family member In the hospital or need assistance yourself In doing dally chores, our trained and certified workers can provide services to meet your needs, and help assure you that you're getting quality and compassionate care. Home Respite Care We provide personal care, assistance In taking routine oral medications, meal preparation. light housekeeping and laundJY, plus c,ompanlonshlp. for a period of . time rrom 2A hours to 14 days. In Home/In Hospital Companion We will sit with an Individual either In the hospital or In the home to provide observation and companionship, but no skilled care. In the home, we may do light meal preparation and deanup and assist the dlent In taking oral medications. Companions may be hired on a hourly or pershift basis. Homemaker Services Available to the general public. but especl~ly benefldal to the elderly or the ~n recently dischilrged from the hospital, our Homemaker Services pro- vides personal care as neeCied. light nousekeeplng, grocery shopping, mall, banking and prescrtptlon services and "wake-up/ tuck-In' services for those who need assistance getting In and out of bed and dresSing. Services encompassed by this program are provided on a c:ontractural basis. fAl PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL lUJ Home Health Service 7:00P.M. Special Singera Nightly Rev. Roger Wilford The dinner scheduled for July 3 at Trinity 'Church in Pomeroy has been canceled. 1 PASTOR -·~--·--- --- .. -·--·---- ~- ····· · "·-~ ·-- ....... • Pleaoant Valley Hotp!tal Hcnno Heollh Sorvlcn to a m-btr of the PleONnt Volley Hoopilol "FunDy af Prof-ioNIIo" ond to localed at 1011 VIand St.. I'GIDI rs-1, OCMI6'15o7400 �Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Summerfield reunion held All six children of Dan and Edna Summerfield attended toe June 4 alumni at Chester. The family held a dinner at their home on Sunday following the alumni. · Those in attendance were Earl and Peart Summerfield of Mur· rysv!ll!', Pa.; Irene Parker of Syracuse; Buel and Hilda Sum· merfil'ld of Charleston, W.Va .; Mildred Ca !dwell and K!>nny of Tupp~>rs Plains; Charles a nd Juan ita Summerfield of Tyron, N.C .; Rexal and Ann Summerfield of Reedsville; Bob and Janice Pa rker of Marietta; Nancy Cam pbell and Nick of Racine; Sherman, Teresa , Tara, and Whitney Summerfield of Little Hocking; Clay and Gen!'va Tuttle of Middleport; and MaxIn!' Miller of Athens. Thursday, June 30. 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Hawthorne birth announced Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hawthorne of Chester announce the birth of their s!'cond c hild, a daught er , Dyana Mar ie. The infant wa s born May 13, 1988 and we ighl'd eight pounds and fou r ounces. Mate rnal grandparents a re Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riffle of Chester. Pat!'r.nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Hawthorne a lso of Ch!'st!'r. Maternal great · grandpa rent s are Mr . and Mrs. Charles Bissell of Bashan . The couple also has a son. Ryan , age 4. Booster meeting The Meigs Local Ban<' r.. •· ters will mret Tuesday ,· p.m . t the high schoal. Sayre reunion is conduaed Tw!>nty-one ladies played 18 holes of golf Tuesday morning during this week's s!'sslon of the Jaymar Ladles Golf League. The group has b!'en Invltl'd to play at the Worthington Country Club. Winners of the day were Norma Custer for low gross; P~> nny Compton, tow net; Dl'bble sayre, low putts; and Julie Hysell, chip In hole. A two-week revival with Clovis \ian over Is underway at th!' Ash Street FrrewiiiBaptlstChurch In Middleport. Services at 7: 30 nightly will continue through J uly 9. Everyone welcome. SHINGLES SUMMER CLEARANCE CONTINUES lf2 Neptune Green Only ALL OTHER COLOR$- Sl'l.'ll SQUARl OFF All SUMMER 90 LB. ROLL •SANDALS •DRESS SHOES •CASUAL SHOES •PURSES ROOFING Starts Today! PRESSURE TREATED SHOE PLACE r- --- ---------, I The Pomeroy Church of Christ honored fathers and sons with a steak dinner cooked by the women of the church. About 20 fath!'rs and sons enjoy!'d thl' meal. Frank Kunsa zbo conducted a musical program. Kunsazbo Is originally from Hunga ry, and now r!'sides with his wlfl' In Gallipolis. Among those attl'nd!ng wer!' Frank Kunsazbo, speaker, and his wife; Mr. L!'o Lash, ministe r, and his Wife; Charles Hoffman, George Hoffman, Ed \ienoy , Craig Veney, Kevin Venoy , Ro· bert and Deangelo Thompson and Melvin, Richard Shuler, Zachary Shuler, Chester King, Charles King, Dana King, Tim Wells, Roger Alkire and Chris PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU S~N., JULY 10, 1988 DEc KITS ,---- ___ ---------- -------------------~ ... '! \ .. ,_,_.. _... __"_·- .. .. - ... i \ \ FENCE .. _, 6'8' SECTIONS White Woods Gothic Fence \ I $1999 \! I' 1 : ................. '--.::;~~ Smlice is better tloan par. On his day off, \ Rodney Mitchell of BANK ONE, LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, excused himself from the foursome on the 12th green to help a customer. After a 30-mile drive, he arrived back at the bank to finalize the customer's loan. ------------------------·------------~---·l , _ .. --.. . ROOFING FELT ROLL The 10'x9' METAL STORAGE BUILDING Steps Included In Rail Kits $173 9 5 All In Stock RIDING TRACTORS CORRUGATED GALVANIZED ROOFING CLEARANCE SALE PRICED 26''x8' ............... ,.. S4.49 26"x10' ................ SS .S9 26"x 12' ................ S6.69 26''x 14' ................. S7 .79 Lawn Chief &.Jacobsen •• Brtaluklwn domllmttJn s/oo; down. When BANK ONE, FENTON, MICIDGAN's computer went down , Pat Lamb and Jeannine DeLong worked through an entire weekend to make sure the computer would be fully programmed and ready for business Monday morning. "···-....-··· ·-·--··-..... . ". 15 LB. ROLL $799 FOR 8'x8' DECK .. .. ............ .... .. .............. .. ..... ' 85 95 FOR 8'x12' DECK ........ ...... .. ......................... '89 95 FOR 8'x16' DECK ................... :.. .. ...... ...... .. .. . ' 10595 FOR 10'x12' DECK .. ......................... ............ '109 95 FOR 10'x16' DECK ... .... ...................... .......... ' 115 9 ' FOR 12'x12' DECK .................. .. ........ .. ......... '119 95 FOR 12'x16' DECK .. .. ........ .. .... ...... ;...... ........ ' 12496 I : Outstanding student named .. INCLUDES .ALL NECESSARY MATERIALS Madison WOOD ~lklre . Girls State appoints office _ RAIL KITS ~-----..­ •BLACK •BROWN •GREEN •PASTEL GREEN •WHITE 8'x8' TREATED DECK KIT ••••••••••. $11995 8'x12' TREATED DECK KIT ••••••••• S16495 8ix16' TREATED DECK KIT ......... $21995 10'x12' TREATED DECK KIT •••••,$20995 1O'x 16' TREATED 'DECK KIT •••••• $27995 12'x12' TREATED DECK KIT •••••,$23995 12'x16' TREATED DECK KIT •••••,$31995 I Pomeroy church honors fathers Marianne C. Circle ha s been selected as a memb!'r of the Outstanding College Students of America. She was selected on the basis of oustandlng merit and accomplishment as an American coll!'ge student. Ma rianne is the daughtl'r of. Melvin and Patty Circle. She Is the granddaughtl'r of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Blakeslee of Pomeroy. She will Ill' a senior at Kansas Univ!'rslty this fall. -··- ·- , \-----·- SALE MANVILLE FIBERGLASS htrita!t house --~- ROOFING SUMMER'S-HCJI I EST Revival underway About 52 d!'SCI'ndantsof Martin family Wl'r!' Paul and Evil' North and Emma Roush Sayre ga - and family and Alb!'rta Saund!'rs th!'red at the Racine Shriners of Gall1polis. Ml'mbers of the Park Sunday , July 19 for their Sullivan Sayre family presen t 20th annual reunion. Were Norman and Wilma Styl'r of The only surviving son, Her- Waterford, in addition to Paul ber t L. Sayre, 90, was present at and Brooks Sayre. Eighteen I were present from the Earl and the festivities. Others with thl' Sayre name Fannie Hart family along with . also present W!'re: Brooks and Ricky Har t from Maine. June Sayre of Syracuse; Paul The next reunion Is schedul!'d ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT Sayre of Syracuse with his the third Sunday in June at the fJN.e daughter, Bev!'rly, of Elyria; sam!' plac!'. David and Dorothy Sayr!' of The report of the reunion was Antiquit y; Danny Sayrl' and prepar!'d by Wilma Styer, of MIDDLEPORT - 992-5627 family, Racine;ofandJackson BryceSayf!' , ~r~eu~n~io~n~s!'~c:rl'~t~ar~Y~-j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ and family and ,.,W~at~er~f~ord~ Coshocton·. Members of thl' Dallas Sayre --------~----~-family who Wl're prese nt In· .. ----... ----... .. eluded Iren!' Sayre of Alabama ' ----------... --------and son Gene Payn!' of Florida. Pr!'sent from the Wall!'r Sayre ~---· The Daily Sentinei- Page- 1l ]aymar ladies results named OPEN FRIDAY TIL 7 P.M. REGISTER ALL DAY FRIDAY FOR GIFT CERTIFICATE DYANA M. HAWTHORNE · Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday. June 30, 1988 .WOODEN SCREEN DOORS ·- -- .·- -..... r··--·-----·- ~~~16' $679 IN-STOCK SIZES .S2395 11 L; SIDING 4'x8' ........ $13.49 , Campaign slogans, songs and promotions of all types havp been the seen!' at the Ohio Am erican Legion Auxiliary's 42nd Buckeye Girls State. The Federalist and Nationalist parties , the mythical two party sys tem., have set thl' campus of Ashland Colleg!' In motion. Elections and appoint· ments of city, county and state government officials, ml'mb!'rs of school boards and judges hav!' been completed. Elizabeth Ewing who attends Meigs High School , has been appointed to the offici' of City Board of Health. Miss Ewing resides In the Girl State City of Sherwood, Ullum County, b!'longlng to the Federal· 1st party. By practical participation, she with 1,300 other girls, Is facing the functions and problems of government as well as right, duties and responsibllitii'S of American Citizenship. Each girl holds an office on· one of the three gov!'rnment levels actually carrying out her specific dut!!'s. As the 1988 session ended Saturday, June 25, mor!' than 3$,000 girls have actively partie!· paled in the Ohio American Legion Auxiliary's largest Americanism project which Is de· signed to educate the citizen of tomorrow In our representative government. I l ' ALL ALL IN STOCK IN STOCK WOOD • •• ' • " \ .!!~~~~~ An ill wind. After a tornado hit in Newton Falls, Ohio, BANK ONE, YOUNGSTOWN 's Ken McGregor and the staff of the Newton Falls office worked into the night, seven straight days to help provide emergency shelter for homeless residents and to relocate new offices for displaced Newton Falls city workers. I l.. • Pllt>M sleulh. Janet Burk, BANK ONE, MARION, INDIANA, spent almost five hours making phone calls to help an elderly customer track down his lost pension check from California. Then she helped him get the pension set up for automatic deposit to make sure it would always be deposited on time. • •' • ' •• I • •• • • ••• THE POWER OF At BANK ONE, we have lots of "heroes and heroines" doing great things on behalf of our customers. Eighteen thousand to be exact. In BANK ONE offices across the Midwest in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, ' .•• • • • • Michigan and Wisconsin. . And just like the BANK ONE people pictured here, every one of those eighteen thousand is dedicated to excellence-in performance and concern for customers. 15°/o OFF WINDOWS FIBERGLASS OFF CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 4TH •• WHISKEY BARRELS 1 $ 99 $2290° WOOD $21900 WHISKEY BARREL MOVERS ...... S7 .99 Prices Effective Thursday, June 30 thru Saturday, July 9, 1988 • ' •• • • •• •• & .SUPPLY CO • •• • •• •• • •• .. ~ Member FDIC TILT 9'x7' ARAG DOORS 15°/o WINDOWS •• • BAliK 01'/E. ATHEI'/S, OHIO. 1'/A/OIIf PART OF THE CARINO TEAM ACORN ••• ••• Meet for parade Ell Denison Pos t No. 467 of the American Legion will be partie!· pat!ng in Rutland's Fourth of July parade. Members lnl!'r· ested In being In the parade should me!'t at the legion home at 8:30a .m . July 4. 12 OAK 1 MIDDLIPOU, OH. MON.-FII• 7:00-5:00 SAT. 614-992-6611 555 PAll ST• HOURS V/\llFY I I tr,1HI 11 • 7:00-3:00 For AThomu Do-lt Center Charge Card FOR LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS! �June 30, 1988 Bu·siness Services TO PLAU AN AD UU lf9~MHb MOHDAY thr11 flllltiU II ,t.,M. to S P.M. RATES Q ""'Ofi !N I A.M, Unlll HOON SATUIIPAY CLGUO SIJNDA'i' _- II>Mt ........_.. . . . .... ..._ ..""' -·" .. ·- - .......... _....... .. ..,g,__, ......... . _ .....___ ·---............. _, ,, ....,. ......... .................... .. . .. ....,_,_, . . . ... .. . . ...... ..... · -....·-........, .,....-·, ............................. ....... . : · _,....-· _,.,,......,_ .. 1'0•-eJ• ~ .~ -~ --....- ~ ~ ~ ~ .. ,._, .;;, .. .. _. _ ~ IOUI . . .., >liCIII Ot !>ll•l .. ,1111 ..>11, Ill«1 •n• , ..,.,~ · ~ ~ f QI/cut'l"g .,... e....., .._c- ... ....N•-c-.. ooo..o.... ... •o•• ••••• HI - I I • D • - ,._ _.. , ni- Q..rfonD.. "'' ""'"""'''"''" ...... "'" " •••o" ~ ~ ~u.., • ~ ·~ '* " I<J ~ I)~~ vs BRUC E FLEMING ET AL DEFENDANT NOTICE OF SALE Pur suant to an Order of Sale issued by the Common Pleas Cou r1 of M eigs County. Ohio, I will offer for rel11pho n e f:'xcl.o n§el .., :. :::!.--;l. "'-c· ,.,_..,_ 17'1 -..,_ - • t-"M".... IJ'I'- 1 ...... ~ NOTIC E OF APPOINTMENT Of FIDUCIAR Y On June 14, 1988. in the Meigs County Probate Court. Case No . 25885, lavada Ellen Wheeler, 32565 Dark Hollow Road , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. was ap- pointed E)lectrix of the esta18 of Naomi Dorothy Wyatt. de ceased . late of 32085 Minersville Road, Racine. Ohio 45771. Robert E. Buck. Probate Judge Lena K. Nesselroad. Clerk 161 23. 30: 171 7 , 3tc 12th day of August. 1988 at 10 :00 a.m ., DST on thu POMEROY, OHIO JULY 1-2-3; AUG. 5-6-7; SEPT. 2-3-4; OCT. 7-8-9; NOV. 4-5·6 Wan l ~d - Buyers Wa nltld - REASONABLE SETUP RATES FOR IUGIA " NANNY" JOHNSON Mom! II' 1 "'It'! Y•• cani I 1M' lid. 1 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT lmm MOVIES & SLIDES to VHS TAPE let us convert those oldMowies & Slides over 'to easy VHS. CALl AMY CARTER or BOB'S EIEORONICS 446-7390 11 /2/' SB-tft Public Notice limll .... had. I thri 6od f~ thtlt fi'IOnr rears. kt Mlm, I COMO! htlp tt..lt lt.4 101111 ... fmt the !oct, rhot •om• '*-r ,.,..·;1M P"" " Yau Ofl -~~·off," th.y My. .... ht, Mem. I w•h I hod y111 for ..tlw I ""'"' yau ou not IMu tuoy "'"to. luf, Mo"" I rtally min y111. kist to holi you in my Gfll'tl onct mor 1, Jo ttl I ,ou, "I lent you," liktl hCMIIM- Iw• To wctlk with you, We' d sit cmd houn. Wt .... wet~~kt ~ft• 1111• your flow••· lallc, pau uway thl 10t o bih. and •n 1omt Come One, Come All INDOOR SPACE • OUTDOOR SPACE -422-4169 or 614-742-2882 TION CALL: NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On June 21 , 1988. in the Meigs County Proba~e Court, Case No. 25864, Nancy G. Bobb, 558 E . Schreyer Place. Columbus, Ohio 43214, was appointed Executrix of the estate of Hazel Carnahan. deceased . late of Pomeroy Health Care Center, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . Robert E. Buc k, Probate Judge Lena K. Nesselroad, Clerk 16) 23. 30; (7) 7 , 3tc NEW- REPAIR 949-2263 or 949·2168 6· 10-88-1 mo. getting dort. you 111. You woul4 watch"'' m I ltau. I ,...,Jd t.ll with "'I' •ilrt, you Wtrl Real Estate General ••r plla~HI. d••- l'd IOJ mlllr l•rr TCIUI' door i5 lad.td, Malu '""'who il thlr~o if you Mar a knod. w~M~Ii lll'f, " O•n ' t worrr, 1'1 bl all right," .11141 one• c.gai!\ w• W01.11d bii toc:h ott. p.,ighl. It S8lmf likl anlr ytst~r.tar . 6-ll-1 mo. SOUTHERN HILLS R. E.• INC. JUDY DeWITT, BROKER MEIGS COUNTY PROPERIES CALL: CHERYL LEMLEY SALES AGENT Th•• thing~ "''dill to~ . Mom, tim1 hill Wlftl 10 f1111 . . I conltof Mlin• a riOt h111 pmstd. Sa•y mined by chilchn, grandcM*tn & nat- ran,ckhilchn ~ ~ •Dozer' & Backhoe Work •Will Do Hauling With Dump Truck •Wrecker Service •Junk Yard Business While They Last! 1/2 -~ PRICE CLOSEOUT SUGG. RETAIL $339.95 REN'S 614-992· 3711 1118/ !ln WANTED and DEAD OR ALIVE •Washers •D ryers •Ranges •Freezers •Refrigerators "Musl Be Repairable" • KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 SSOG OFF With This Ad LADY RACHEL'S PALM READING 302 Wut Union St. Ath- Sug. Retail $69.95 We Service All Makes 614-594-331 0 1/ 22/ 88/ ttn Ei/ W ISfii'IIO. SAVE S3D NEW E.A. HtD£AWAY BEDS Roger Hysell Garage lug. lot. '449.95 Rt. 529995 SAVE suo !WIN . . . . . . .5 SER~ICE 124, Pomeroy Ohio pc. Qolltool PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio l-13·llc 6-17-tic fUll !Ill l5 Yr. Warr.wtr S.h Ooly BISSELL BUILDERS CARTER'S PLUMBING & HEATING ruu ....119.95 ..... _.,... ........ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Pri<os" 992-6282 PH. 949-2801 319 So. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio or les. 949-2860 ... ·~~··- Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 1-28-'88-tln NEW 7 PC. WOOO SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Dealer for YARDMAN & ECHO Located Halfway be· tween Rt. 7 8o Beahan. NEW & USED MOWERS B.7 Financing on Briggs S. Stratton lug. lolail ..4t.• 5 $2999 5 san •no NEW S PC. WOOD PATIO TURF •12 Ft. Wide •12 Ft. Wide •Non-Directional Pile •Marine Back ONLY ONLY SPECIAL $595 sa. YD. ELBERFELDS Sug. lot .. 'J ... U $1999 5 H&-86-lfn EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE PH. 949-2969 DINEnE •12 Ft. Wide •Action Beck •4 Colors •3 Yr. Warranty Appro:~~: . 25 ecres mixed standing hay. Located at Rodney -Jet. 5B8 & 36, Puppy 1o give away to good home. Very bright • friendly . Call 814·448·3210. 2 kittens to give away· 1 gray male tiget', 1 dr. brown female. 10 wkl. old. Call 6 14-3B88276. Pan Poodle, 6 mos. old. Male. Call 814·448-3398. 2 mala. 2 female yellow tiger kittens. 6 wk1. old. Cell 614,367· 0108. .While Ieinen a free . Call 814448·6591 •• 448·0997. Loveebee orange tiger striped khtent. c.u 814-446-1010, pupr,i• Ador11ble Beagle mix to giveaw•y. 6 wkt. old. Back & wfllte. Call 814-266·6498. Adam Computer for part. end gemet. Call 814-992·7789. , 2 roosters. 1 hens to give away. Hens are laying. 61~992· 2016. Authoriaod Sorvi<t & Parts pies, available end of July, 304-676-3066. Puppl11 t1111e been wc. end WOfmed. Utter tnlined kittent, 304-6754064. Two white and black year old lovable and pl..,tul cats. cell 1fter 5 :00, 304-875-5224. Tecumseh Jacot.en VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY Yardman Service on All Makeo SPECTRA TURF Mldtlletlort, Ohio. Wo llonar MC/Disc/Vita 4·11-'U lfll BIG JUMBO RECLINER Sug. Retail 121995 $14995 SAVE 170 •VINYL SIDING •ALUMiNUM SIDING· •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL .· SIDING CO. New II-• lullt "Free Ellimetes" With 42" Extra High Back. Upholstered In Extra Heavy Cloth Material! I PH. 949-2101 or R... 949-2160 No S.AY CAW . POMEROY, OHIO 3-11-lfn ,, ' : "f-6611 , l0o'l TWin lin box tprlngs and mattreiiOS. 304-773-6139. 6 cute kitten1. Bellmeade area, 304-675-8620. 876-6168. 6 Lost and Found LOST: Bleck male c11t-mi11ing a!nce Monday . Antlltl8rs to ..Cody". Vicinity of 400 block Rrlt AVIt. If tlf'tV information call 814 - 446 · 2342 Ilk for Margaret. 7l POSITION AVAILABLE Director for Aduh Sheltered Workc enter· Galli a County Board at MR / 00. Qualific•i· ons:Bachlors Degree. Masters pref•red: inEducatlaneiAdministrttian. Businen Administration. Rehabilitltion Administration. Habilttltlon Programming, or related field. Three years experience in supervision end financial management of MRI OD Programt, two 'f"lll e:~~: perlence in direct · nrvice preferred. Must m..,. cerdfic• tion requlrem .. tt of the Ohio Depart"*'t of Mental Retard• tionandOevefopmental Di~abilj. ti8S. Sal.-y mnge; 124,000. S28.000. Aet~umet with cover letter should indude pertonal, UJcationel. end prior employ· ment lnfor,..tion along with three prof•tiar81 references. Deadline: July 22. 1988. Send information to: Or. John 0 , Riffe. Superintendent. Gallia County Board MR/ 00, P.O. Box 14, Chee:hlre, Ohio 45820. POSITION AVAILABLE Admlnlttrtttve Secretary-Part Tlme-Oualiflcationt: High school diplom1 required. with forrTWII secret•rial training end bale knowtedge of bookkeep· ing. fiscal. end personnel records helpful. Experience with pur· chilli orders. bills, •nd oth• office duti• lito benafidal. Houra·20 per week. Salary ran~S5. 50-~8. 75 per hour. dapending upon experience. Oeadline:July 22. 1988. Send resume along with cover letter. eG.Ic.rion. and emplo"fment hittory to: Or. John D. Riffe. SU perint., dent. GaUl a Cou ntv Bo•d of MR/ OD. P.O. Box 14, Cheshire. Ohio 4&820. 9 Wanted To Buy We paycuh for late model cleen used Clfl. Jim Mink Ch..,,.Oidllnc. 1111 Gone Jo Moon 614-448·3172 Complote hou.,oldo of funw· tuN & 111tlqU111. Al1o wood & cool hootoro. SWain'• Fu..,llu,. &. Auction, Third & Oliw, 814>448-3159. w·ent .to bu.•y: UNd furnlt· ... ,..d . Help Wanted Send r•ume to:Care Haven of Pt. Pleaunt, W.Va. 25650. in confidence. Skills get you jobs. the adu It welding program at Trt-County Vocniorwl School gels you 1kllt. Welders are highly lid lied work••· Rece:Ne the training to become that highly skilled \Mtlder in l•s than one year. Call the Adult Educ.tlon Center at 614-753-351 1 e:~~:t. 1 4 to register far· etas ... beginning Juty 5th. You may be eligible to receive tinancialaldetohelp pay for your training. call and a1k about our financiel aid 1ourcee. Government jobl. •10,040 $59,230 yr. Now hiring. Your ere1. 8015-887-1000 Ext. R9805 for current Feder~lllst . Pothlon available $. unlimited a•ning pOtential$ Southe•ternt fin•t. mptte-citingrecreatloiWI reeort is getting ready for the 1111on of fun YII CMion Now accepting aprecrMtiorl$. --· •- ofit ah k... pll ...... tant. goon swn wee,., pay if you are neat In appeartic. Mr. Ant imm~ anae.contact energetic Mdhony enthutiu- diately at 814 -992 -1488 9:0Q.5:00p.m. to schedule an appointment. Friendly Home Parties hat openIngs in this area for managers and dealers. Free training. Commission u'p to 26 per cent. Higihest Hosteu awards. no daiMtring or coli acting. no handling or service charge. Over 800 dynemicitems oftoyt. gift a. home decor and chriltmel d~ cor. Far free catalagcal\1 -800. 227-1510. LPN, Ple. .nt V•llev Nursing Care Center teeking llcented LPNt for part time employment. medical and dentll insurance available. If interelted call Kathy Thornton. Director of Nursing. 13041675-5236, EOE· AAE . CRUISE SHIPS Now hirlngl Summ• and Career opportunil:iea. Excellent pay. World Travel! Call (refundable) 1· 518· 469· 3734 ext P-2284 Secretary Redptlonitt po1ition ..,allable, competrtlve benefitt, some bookkNPing aperienc:e required. send retume to Care Hawen of Point Pleasant, At. 1 II<" 328. Pt. Ph .. WVo. 25550. Wanted babysitter in our home, must be 16 to 18 yrs old, ex perienoad. 304-675-7534. CHARGE NURSE Aeuant Vllllrf Nursing Care Center. 100 bed skilled nursing tacilhy located In PaintPielllnt, wva is teeklng a registered nurse to auume the dutlea of full-time ch•ge nuree. This position 11 open immadiat.. y. call Kat"' Thornton lt30~87!S5238. Pleaunt Vellev Nursing Care Center is an equal oppor· I unity employer and affirmitN-e act: ion employer. Now hiring demonstrators Chriltmas Around The World, raeeive weekty canvniasion, no collecting. delivery. receive ffee lV. VCR or even trip to Hewall. Supervisor Pat Greenlee 304875-2885. BOGGS·. Junk .cOro with SALIS .i SERVICE· 38'~"8";or.- .l!t~ U. S. RT. 50 EAST · OHI·o· ··· · 614-662•3821 · GUYSVILE . , Authorized John D•r•. New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer F1r11 E•IIIIP••~~ ...... 1 ar 13 lnsuranos Will work for t2.00a hour. Odd )oba. Clll614-256·1398. 18 Wanted to Do Will do babvsitting in mv home. Ret•enoas lWtitable. Cell 814387·7698. Painting& housecleaning. bpe· rience. Call after 3 PM. 114448-B367. Help Wanted on Dairy Ferm. Milking experience helpful. Call all., 8 PM-814-494-2080. PrW.te home c . . and board for Seniort .. d handiCIPped. Elem Reliable. r•pontible. comPIIt· 1lona1e pw1on to c•• for lovely lldeolvlotlr . Wook.,da. U .35a lv. Coli 614-258-8471 . Yard c•e. bruth aJtting. light h1Uiing. totM tree trimmings ., d remo.,.l. Call BHI Sleek. I 14-992·2289 evenings. The Down Under R111tauran1 ll now tccepting epplell:ions for ~o~~oeiters a. waflm .... Apr,ly In pertpn. No phone callt p ..... 300 Second Aw., Glllipolia, Cillo. INIII do hou• cleenlng. Ruthlnd. Pomeroy, Middleport Mason are1. 814-742-2404, Homo 814-992-6873. WI\ do hOu• cleaning. yt~rd work and run errands, 304-8752766 Of 8711-4118. Fina11clal 21 Businoss Opportunity I NOTICE I Tl1E OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO. flot you do butin. . with people you know. and NOT to •nd money tlwough the malt untl you h..,. lmleollg•od tho olliring. '""""'"'""do MANUFACTURED HOME SALES·Joln on• of Ohlo'a moat r•pec:ted corporatlont n w. •xs-nd Into your., • . A oom· p._tiOn peck~ge aecond to none and in houee financing of our procb:t. Sal• trllnlng prqvlded. Slrong math 1ptftude and organtatloMI 11dlla necMIIf'V. Till usln brief rtply yourc•eer goelo. Sot• Protooolonol. P.O . ao. 392. Clrcl.. lolla Oltlo 43113. Attn: RO. ._ 8Uvtnv .f!Jrnllu...on~ .....,,.,_ 11y flo ~~~- ... "" "•· lot. ,.., prlceli. Colla! "'''1-3.111. . 31 Willi oi'.iuy lnto,._,ionol C._., .,..,.,, Coli 1,1 4>37!'-24113. o- -g. luvtnv dolly gold, alhllf colno, ringo. , - - , , •erelng-e. old aolnl. 1.....,_.,_·Top pot. - . . Ill IUrttott . !Wrbir Bhop, 2nd.,..., MI. . . . . Qll .- ., .. tl2·347f- • .. ' '' •: ...... ·:' .• •" ' . '· ldtch.,, 1 b•h. 1 c• ... ...... ··"''·., .... - ·..,• ' .. ·, Sale Jlig 3 8R . Ollkota f•m home built on your lot. 821 .995 & up Ct~111 - B1~8B6-7311 . For Sale or Rent -3 BR . house with attached g•age. CA. No pets. Dep. & ref requk'ed 39 01iltioothe Rd. Cal! 814-4462583. 9-5 dolly. 8nldbury home plus mobile homewit hnew roof, patio, large porch. cittern end L.C . water. aatellite dish and be&~tiful.,.rd , Call 614-992-6941 . Ptime Raccoon Creek fronag e. wooded. 111-:luded, 3 BR ., 2 B.C.. CH / AC. 2 a cres:. boat dock. Easy access to river, 5 1f3 miles to Dam. In t40't, m-v finan ce. Call 614-448-7896. Reduced now S19.900 58 Mill Creek near G .D.C. & New Pool. Gas furnace& central air co mtort. one bedroom plu • nuraery ttaner or retirement home. Need to 1111 . Leta •lk. Gas budget $42 mo. Stop by- It doa~n 't coat to look. Call 814448-7037. 31 Homes for Sa,le Rutland. 3 bedroom. cent,.l ,air, .,fnyl siding; intulatad, full c.-pew:. petlo, garage. WC!fil.. room , fenced yard. garden 1pece. •32,000 2 bedroom. c•port , n ice house . t15.000 e 14-992-6277. 2 ecres, new Unnor. Pulse Furr•ce. cent ral 8ir. 2 out bu i\dings. n1tural apringt. CAll 614-742·2773 . 2 bedroom home on 1 acre of ground off Ca . Rd. 24 ne• Pomeroy city limits. 129,500 Call 614 · 867 . 8233 f or 1ppointment. 3 bedroom kame, garage. central air, cerpeted. fenced beck· yard, finished basem.rt. out building. Located center of Point Pleasant . Priced right Or mek e offer. 304-675· 6633. 4 bedroom, 1% bat hi:, pool S81:e1Ute, 1.1 acres. In nice ne igtlborhood , Near F•ir grounds. 614-992· 5016. By owner 3 bedroom tr t-level, hal f acre. ·fUll b111ement, hmity room. low60's. 304-676-2307. Hou11 for l!llllle. ,... rvice reduced. 304-576-2147 before 5:00. 675-2702 after 5 PM. ···- --Giilliiiolis·········· Sat.-Jutv 2. Sun.-July 3. 9 tillS. Refrigerator . tables. chairs. temps. living room suite. old upright Kimball piano. victrota. old secretary. couc h. beds. dishet, glasses. silverware. pots. pans, kitchen gadge'11, 19" black & white TV, vecc:uum cleaner, 25" co nsole color TV, sewi ng machine, book • heif, books. pictures, linens, what· nott. old toys. dolls. low&t'y organ bicycles, tiller. mower. shovels. hoes. pruners. rakes. toppers. I'Qst holediggl!lf's, wheel barrows. hendiM for tools. cast iron ware. sockets, wrenches. auaned tools. sorne clothing. Many more item impossible to list . On Sat., there will be a Hat Dog, bake 1nd soft drink sale bv Prospect Church Youttl Group. Paul Denney, corner of At. 554 and Rodney pike in Bidwell. Thursdey, Fridav and Saturday. June 30, July 1 and 2. 1284 Powell St ., Middlepon. 9 -4 . Clothing, 3 wheel bicycle. mite. ~===::::::::::::::::..!.===========~;;;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:: & Vicinity 1 & 2. 9-1 . 1 m ile out 218 , Children• clothing, misc .. etc. Sat~Juty Yard Sal•lots of nice things. Wed .. 29. T~ urs. 30. Fri. , July 1. Rain c ancelled last 2 ads. Glass~Mtra, home int., sewing machine. Everything nice. Lower Garfield EJCtension. Tues .. ·Wad .. Thurs. Small appliances. Christmas decor ,, clothes, misc. Corner of Hamilton a. King Rd . 4 Family-June 30, July 1, 2, Pine St., Rio Grande. Home int. . lg. women's s'zet. children d othe!l. toys, fabric. furniture . Eves:ything imaginable. Rt. 1 next to Swan Creek Cem811!1ry, Crown City. Ohio . July 1 S. 2 . 10-4. Thurs. & Fri .. & Sat. Till noon. Wedding dress. all kinds / sizes ladles jeans ..clothes. men 's work clothes. misc. St. Rt. 790. 1f2 mil8 Qff At. 218. ' 4 Famity-Georga'a Creek Rd.-% mile from Rt. 7, Thurs.·Sat . Furniturv, eppliances. pool ta · ble. weterbed matt""· dog hou1e , clothes, glassware . craft1, lo11 mise, free box. Fri., July 1 U·Sat. July 2. First hou• on little Kyger road just off Rt. 7 . Antiques, dishes, dolls. clothing, toolt. fruit jars. tifes. set of 16" plows with 3 pt. hitch. disc wfth 3 point hitch. mi sc . items. Yard Sai•Juty ht and 2nd. 2306 Eaatern Awe., across from Blue Fountein Motel. Big Garage Sale-2 Family, Northup·609 Scon Ln . Thurs.Fri. Huge Yard Sai•July 11t & 2nd. 9 AM tll5 PM. Antiquel, 1\arge \MI'iety of things. Rt . 7 in Cheshire, Ohio across from Exxon Sta1ion at green houllt. 4 Family Garage Sale-June 30. July 1 .& 2. 8:30·8:00. 8 mllea frorn Holzer Haspitll north on 180. Children-teen-adult clothing, furniture, glu~re, beby swing, tool I & books . O.rage Sai•On e d8'( only. Sat., July 2 . 9-5. Firll & lilt •I• of the year. Lots of goodiM. Clean & cha.p! 2021 Y.I Otlltham Ave. o...r. 4 Family-Thurs.·Sat. At. 32 aouthofRioGrande4mitet. Adutt a. children• clothes-all lizn. Many other hemal Sell ita must Mel Yard Sai•Thurt. 8t Fri. Nloe children-adult clothing. 1 mile out luiiYIIIe Rd. CIMn·OUt Sei•Thurs .. Fri. & Sat. St. Rt . 554 batwaen Porter· Eno. Kids clothing-all sizet, home int .. pool tebte. weight bench. riding mower !far pertsl. July 1st S. 2nd. 11 Clay St., Vinton, Ohio. Antique furniture, old coina, watcha, stone jws. other antique items. SmithFenton. BJenko gless\Wre. tools & lots of niiW' Items, Turqoise & silwr jewelery, new New Hawan elodea, ho!l18 interior, gas cook top & owen cabinets. ·······Pc>merov · ········ Five family yard seta: July 1-4 . 9:00-6:00. New Avo n. west· erns. games , crafts, clothing. freebies , misc . 5 miles from St. Rt. 7 on Forest Run Rd., 2 miles from St. Rt. 124 at Bowman's Run. EdW~rda' tellthtnce. 61 4949·2116. July 1.2 .3 . 34618 Craw Rd. 9 :30·4 :30. Garage Sale June 29. 30July 1. 782 High St. Middleport, Ohio. Mirrors. bed and frame and coffee table, lots ot nice clothes, cheap and misc. Ted Austell, Minenville S R 1 24. 4family. July 11nd2. At267W. Main St. Pomeroy . Mise items. July 1 and 2. 01aster beside firehou• . CtothM, bike, curtains , hot curlers. T. V. tupperware. 2 family : Fri. Sat. July 1.2 . Adeline Snowden. College A ..e .. Rutland, 3 famltv yard sete. July 1,2 beskle Summerfleldt Rettaurant In Chester. 9am til 4p.m. Uniforms , likenew aduttclothas, little boy tclothet, furniture. end much mora. Rain or shine. 810 South Second. Middleport. July 1 -5 . C1othing, be ddin g. linens. df8p ... livingroom Illite, 1ntique chairs, jewelry , dishes. p.,t, furnitura, smell appliancet. lots of misc. July 1st e,d 2nd. 9 :00-4:00. Across from Hubberd 's Greenhouse in Syn1cu111 . Perer1on residence. Adult and little bovs clo thing, beds preads, rugs , Home Interior, etc . 2 family . Friday end Saturday, July 1st and 2nd. 9 :00-4:00 Clothing, curtains, dishes, Home Interior, porch blind, etc , Don Hubbard residence, Syracu,a (Hubbard's Greenhouse )_ 3 family . Fridi'V and Saturdll't' 9:00-&:00. Old cloCks. dishes, clothes. Ire Eblin, Hubbard St. , Syracuse. Friday 1nd S.turday, J uly 1st and 2nd. 9:00-5 :00. Ratwoods Road. Gu•g Bailev's. Girls' 1nd boys ' clothes. swivel rocker, wacuum cluner. Beside Grade School in Chester, Ohio. Wide selection of clothi ng end odds 1nd ends . Fridav and Saturday. July ht and 2nd. 320 Mechanic St., Pomeroy. Friday . Saturday and Mo nday , July 1st. 2nd end 4th . Saturday , July 2nd. Rain or shine. George 'M'Irte residence; Old Route 33. Antique sof1 bad, table, dishes , b~~ebal l cardt, baby cla ttt.s, M..,.tag washer, tripod. sheepskin seat covers, tires 5 family 2'h miles out leadi ng Cr&ek Rd., Middleport. Home Inte rior. nik·naks. etc . July 1st. 2nd . 3rd. 5th. 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th. 614-992·2155. 1 mileNewlimaRd. Two family . Lots of things. Fridev and Saturday, Juty 1st and 2nd. 117 Unio n Aw, Po merov. 014992·2377. June 30, Ju!y 1st and 2nd . 10:0Q-4·0o. Some. thing for everyone. Vardandbakesale. EesternHigh Schoot Saturday, July 2. 9 :00. Additional hems Iince last ..-..ek . Pro cat~ds go to Eastt!rn Booster~. Yard Sale . 1616 linco ln Heights. Pomeroy. 9 :00·1 Ju ly 2nd. July1 ,2. 1 rntleoutofCheshire on Grawel Hill Cemetery Ad New e11ercise bike. color TV roto -tiller, bicycles . re co rd player and more. 9 till1 Ma1orcycta. blcvclet, exercise rov.er, action ma.11 game. tnlller. guagee:. floor )lck 1tan dt, mise. electrical Items, adutUnd child'""clothing. July I , 8:3Q-4:00. Ruatic Hilla. .. ...... ... ....... __ , ___ ·· ·-·-·· -- J••· "••OMble Julv 1 s1 1nd 2nd. 9 :0~3 :00. Second hou.e pest WMPO in Bradbury. Rain cancels. ···· ··pr Priiasanc ···· nx:k••· AM. Jet. S 11.111• 311-AOdnO'f, Oltlo. Amlq,.. • Iota of Pictor mloc. lterno from on - • •· pt'lces. Yard Sale\ Saturday, July 2. 9:0G-5:00. 55 S. Second. Middleport . Doors. bathroom fi:~~:­ tures. f ·A 91111 furnace. scrap building auppliM, clothes, curtains, sheets, etc . G•rage sale . Whiteheads . Reedsville. July 1.2 . Lamps. curtains , children• . mens , women clothing. Misc . Antiques II: Collectle,et:822Jay D• .• O.lllpolla. Ohio-July 2. 3, 4. 9· 5 PM. Oaklllwo<y •blo. 6 leg Oak parlor llb'e, 01k draw !Mf llbte. Oak dfice ctulirt. Oar rMn Big, 4 family ! Aero11 from O.k etep back·mint condition, Bradbury School. July 1.2 .4,5. .-nail 1 978 Cadlllec. furniture, nice Popular 1t11p beck, llbl•. tru'*'. child' 1 roll top clolhlng. d•k. McCoy coolda Hull Itt, Human Hair plctuN. crocks. June 30. Juty 1. St. Rt. 124. Pon:.ttlin top llltch .. •bl•. old Sy~ae . Of'lla. Bldroom tukltchlr'l Ullnlits. llont whit...,. itM, dinette eet. dlttmasher. ,.,.., mloC dlohll. Cach pon:• · clothing. boat 1rtd trailer. rnlsc loin • - · dollt. ft21 Gill hou.warn. Product Cu. cal~r~dlr. quilt tops. Other ltonio: Ook ..,., bod, 4 llmlfV . tloddng. dlohoa, fu•nldlnnettll Mt, 1181 Mustang ture. humidifier, c.,nlng l••· Coup end lot of giHtwwe. cfoth• and mo... July 2, 8 -8p,m. Roger Sp.,cer St.Rt. StrMt lai•Otenla Dr. In SunIdOl Vlllq•2 mH• WHI of Holzer Hoop. Sot. 9-7 MoVing Seht June 30. July 1 . 2. A mile up Bailey Run Rd .. Pomeroy. Brown end white trailer an right. 1 Patio Sale, July 1st and 2nd. Neigler residence, Bl1idbuery Rd., Midd!eport. 10 :00.~ : 00 . Mora 's F1rm. St. Rt. 7, 1 mila from Five Points. June 13th17th. 11 :0 ().7:00. Clothing, books. coets, jewelrv. radio, stloes. ESTATE SALE·Fri. & Sat., July ht and 2nd. 9 :00.5:00. Antiques. furniture. dishel. golf club1, lewn moiNIIn, clolhing. Valuable misc. 308 Sandert Orlvll. Cameras, toys, canner, clothes. baby items, oddt and ends. July 1st and 2nd l!t L S. L Tire Barn, Pine Grove Road near Five Points. Yard Sale-9-7 . Rain or Shine. July 1. 2 , 3 , 4. 7 miles from Porter or 7 miles from OleshireSr. 664. L1rga sized womens clothing. nice clottllng-all sizes, color tv, dryer, bat,. bed& items. table& chairt, home lnt.· wickM, curtains . badapreads . mu ch more. Yard Sal& Thurs.. Fri ., & Sat. Just off 141 •t Centenary on Uncoln Pike. 4th trailer on left. Thi1 is a collector• •l•over 60 pieces of Hullt Brown stoneware, a tun •t of Currier & lves blue ditha, - different colort glna\.Wre & lots more misc . Yard Sal& 1 at end 2nd. 3 Femily. Rt. 1 in Cheshire. 2 femitv yard sale. Jul ia Vaughan. June 30 end July 11 . 33209 New Lima Rd. Yard Sale, July 2nd, 3rd . 4th. 9:00.1 Corner of Th ird and Elm St .. across from car lot. Racine, Ohio. Middleport & Vicinity Carport Sel~t-July 1 S. 2, Fri. & Sat. 9 :00.6:00. 452 lariat Or'.. .,... Holler Ho1pital. Cloth8t. sofa. chair. Blue Oevl ~ckets. stereo with speak•s & misc. Two family barn •I e. Do to iU health everything must go, Off Rt. 124. 81'8Wer Rd .. Por11and, Ohio. Wetch for ligna. Antique, co119Ctors items. clothes. dishes, and muck more . Edgar Brewers res . July 30. 1. 2.3 or till everything is gone. 9·1. Yard Sale-July 1. 2, 4 . Smith res idence. Johnson Ridge Rd. Antique :amp. ni011 platform rocker & misc . 10 AM -1 201 Klneon Dr. Thur.. Fri.. Sat. 9-1. Clothlnq. toys. books. "old" stuff galore. · - ·niDO with - ·· In St... oily 1-Polio - -Soi•Fnctay - - - only. - -8 llrniiL nelghbothood. tMgo nOll¥ fu.-~. CA. Nloo . . v••d. •33,100. Coli 114441-.e6Uoytlmo.o 448-2100. tva. & weeklrl•· fOr Small 4 roams and both . lot runs to river edge. low 20's, 3048 75-3030 or 875-3431 . Hom1111 for Sale 2· 4 8R .. living ,_.,, dining. Homes 31 Sentinei~ Page-13 · ou• 1or sa1e 1n LangsYi 1le. Ohio. Out othighweter. atking $28,000. Cell 614-742-2745. H 4 Family- Fri. & Sat. 1st Sub. on right-George'• Creek Rd. All nice cl•n & modern things. , 61 5 room•. batk. large back porc h, 18x1 4, parttv enclosed. R~t­ duced far quick sale. malta offer. Call 614-992· 7244. T&T Portable Welding. Call after 6 PM. 614-843-0058. wltho\lt Uve!v- 108 State St., J)omerov. 2 Or 3 bedroom•. CJI(peted. No reuonable offer refused. Phone 814. 992-3725. 6 F1mity-Fri. & Sat .. NorthRt. 7 , left-Rey's Furn., 1st bride on left. past grade school. T.V., sleeper couch, womens-3· 1 6, toddler-girls, intent-boys. ::::::;:~~~==~ ~ ·llfltlq .... Wlllltuy-lin llltlnt hou•· fumlilllnJI. Wedt- · rn-: 114-24!1-111:2. . · Government Homes from 11 . (u repair) . Delinquent Mx property. Repoatelliont, Cell 805·6878000 Ext. GH -9805 for current repo lilt. Situations Wanted 12 Middleton Eatat111 will betaking applicetlons for Hab. Spees. 1nd LPN's.-part time. Tuet., Wed.. and ltlurs. Interviews wHI be tleld on July eth. For mort lnfo.,.tionclll 614-446· 9678. lnt. . Cftlng with people. Knowt· edae of lt~W"out end d•ian hofpful. Oo- pow!-. Sond rwume to The Freru;l'l Art Colony, Box 472. O.lllpollo. Ohio •sen Umllod Sol-v. 20 hours per week. Tup'*'' Plainl-3 BA .. eat-in kitchen, large living room. fu II b . .ment, garage. all eiOC':ric, central air. C.ll .tter 5 PM, 8 14-448-7495. Church Yerd Sei .. June 30 thru July 2 . 1 mile below Eureka, Ohio on At. 7 at Archie Me• dow• retidence. -nl •e•. Applicant ahoukt ct.moftltflte tkllaln wrtttng. organlllng. and 2 story home-Flatwoods are• Pomeroy-. New kitchen. bathroom, ceilings & c•peting. Call 814-446-2359. Yard Call ua for your mobile home insurance : Miller ln1urance, 304 ·882-2145. Al1o: auto, home, life, health. Program Coordinator to plan tnd tehedule ci•MI. hlrt inltrUO · tort. pramcrle •lltlng prolf'llml and atmlnart, htlp d..,..op new ana programs for t.. area. 1985 Marlette Mo&llar Home. 80x28. All oloc., C"- 3 BR ., 2 baths. greet room, dining room . To many e1.:tr11s to litt. Must •e to appnJchn:e. 84!5,000. C.ll 614-448-1408, AVON · All areae. Call Marilyn We.ver 30~882 - 2845 . Labor1tory SuperyitOf' for mod-· "'n fully equipped phyolcan'o office llborltorv . Queliflclltlont n.-.<v : MT IASCPI. oxpo· rfence with CAP lntpectlon hllpfUI. Well verted t1 tnttfU· ment open~tlon and trouble •hooting. Compet.,.t In all lib Good btn.tltt. Week· ends off, Apptv in person to: The MediC81 pt Ill, 20 3 Jackson Pike. Galllpollt, btrt\Wen 9 AM· 4:30PM. Out going Mtdlcalv trained P•lonell to do MoWieln•u ..noe Eums In the O•lllpolls .,... Fl•lble houra. EKO & btood drawing 11dll1 ne4*•'Y· Call PMI. 304-897-7173. Homes for Sale 31 Applications wm be accepted July Firtt (1st) 1twu Tenth (1Oth) for Apprentice Plumber• and Plp,ftttert. Applicat ions may be picked up .at the Ohio State Employment Office or et 2134 Galli• St.. Portsmouth. Ohio. Applicant must be 18·25 yean of age. EOE Bartender and/ or Barm•id noedod. Coli 614-448-4756. RN· E•rn 121 ,000 for new R.N '1. Over 20 plld d-vaoffflnt 8 Public Sala ve•. Excellent company paid tleetth lnturwnce. Tuttton Nlm· & Auction burMment & mll'ty oth• btnef· h1. Full-rime. 10-1 poahlon available. Contact Debbie Rick Peer1on Auctioneer, IJ.. Guii.,.-DtrectOf of Nurting-11 4cenHd Ohio and W11t Virginia. 44&-7112-Pinecrwt C•re CenElt81e. enUque, f•m. liquid• ter, !11!1 J1cktan Pika , lion •let, 304-n3-5785. Galllpolla. . •• ~rt Puppln, part Terrier 1nd Cock• Spaniel, phone 304- TOP CASH poid lor '83 modal Mid .....,..., '*KI CM'I. Smtih Buldi:·Pontlac, 1811 E11tern Ave., Galllpollo. Call 614-4482282. Weed Eater Homelite We are looking {9r aomfiOne to work part-time In our children's clothing store evenings and weekendl. If you are • mature indlviclJal ~o h• had aalee experience or practical ew:perlence (whh your children or grandchildren) and are Interested in working pert-time, pt.,... 1end murne to Friends Forever. 400 2nd A\le. Gallipolis, OH 45831 ,N U A S I N G H .0 M E Helf Doberman puppies. 304ADMINISTRATOR ' 675·4312. Position available for • licensed long term admlnlttrator for the Brown and tan Coon dog pup- Galli.polis-Pt . Ple ..ant ·area. 4 boll'( klttona. 304-676-3383 otter 5:00PM. We can repair and re· <ore radiators and heater cores. VVe can also acid boil and rod out radiatprs. VVe also repair Gos Tanks. Trantlllltslon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 S$995 SJ995 GREEN TURF Giveaway 4 Spaniel. call 304-895-3566. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR OTHER SEALY MAnRESSES CARPET Dabble Shop. Going out · of buslnMs M.l e. June - Juty 2 . 50· 75 percent off. Free to good home half Cocker C A AD S () 19&8 Carlton Cards, Inc. 1614) 992-6550 RE!IDEN CE PHON I 16 14) 992-7754 Don't Know Which Way To Turn Come Ill For Adwice - One Vilit Will C011willm You Thoro Is A lett• Way • ' SAVE IJSO 271 North Second Middleport, Ohio SALES & SERVICE We Carry Fishing.liuppli Pay Your Phone and Cable Bills Here ~..,.,- BUSINESS PHONE Future - Gives Advice on love. ·Marriage and Businoss. H Yo• Are Unhappy •d NEW 2 PC. LIV. RM. SUITE R~. 992-6669 PLUMBING HEATING 161 North Second Middleport, Ohio 457110 \r? Tells Past, Present 95$14 9 129US VILLAGE PHARMACY HUDNALL & C. F. SCOTT MiddopO<I POSTUREPEDIC BROWN SCULPTURED Avon neede 71edl•totei!Avon. Call 614-448-3358. Announcements EX~~'~TI~G ~lso CARPET SPECIAL collemton «delivery I Work vour own hours. Now hiring Oemonatretors. C.ll Betty C.rptmter. 614-246-6383 TodO'fl 3 Announcements BINGO untl Dec. Fun job! Party plan. Free t300 kit. No 6·2·88· 1 mo. or at Veterans Memorial Hospital Mulberry Hgts. Pomeroy, Ohi Free Gift ... " Water Me Please" baUery operated House Plant Alert Light with tuning .Offer good 6/ 1 . 7 / 30 -SLEEPWEAR -DRESSES -SHORTS -SWIMWEAR -TOPS -SHIRTS decoration~ OPEN 8:30-6:00 P.M. :t (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·2104 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 ~ Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 JULY SIZZLIN' SALE Bored! Brake! And Btuel Sell Christmae Around the World SSO PAGE STREET MIDOLEPORT, OHIO Licensed Clinical Audiologist Church·Home-School tor laughing, loring, Caring and Sharing. Help Wanted TourGuidet·Mala&1emale. Our top people e•n t800.t1200 per week. Salr;o to lltlnt plus comml.. lon. pte. .nt working conditions. A really fun place t o work. Friendly, neat 1!. depend&· bla era the r~uirem..,ts . Call 1·814-28&-&•22. ask for Sua. GEARY BODY SHOP LISA M. KOCH, M.S. 18 Years -SPORTSWEAR -SWIMSUITS -SHORTS -BLOUSES -JEWELRY -TOPS 11 PH. 742-24b3 , Television listening Devices Dependable Hearing Aid Sales .& Sen1ic• C!l Hearing Evaluations For All Ages 2-10-'88-ttn -SHORTS -KNIT SHIRTS -DRESS SHIRTS -SWIM TRUNKS -SPORT SHIRTS CUSTOM INTERIOR DESIGN Most Wells Drilled In One Day . Air and Mud Rotary Drilling We Also Install & Service All Types Water Pumps 6_ · Belwoen 9 a.m.·6 p.m. or Leave Messoqe s En1ploymenl Serv 1ces Call Collect (304) 372-4331 614-742-2617 SUMMER CLOTHING . 614-992-5848 sfter 5 p.m. B. H. INgle, Owner At. I, Box 74-A, Riply, W. Vo. 25271 PH. 992-2772 2 DAYS ONLY! OFF motors. Ca\1114-992-5418. B&C DRILLING CO. Cover your home with beautiful MASTIC or CERTAINTEED vinyl siding. Best Prius Anywhere! ROOFING and SEAMlESS GUTTERS WANT TO IUY WRECKED OR JUNK CARS 0« !RUCKI -FIE! IITIMAUSfor MY of thesesenic:es c:all 25°/o Junk auto's whh or whhout N EDWA CALL •FREE ESTIMATES• TIRED OF PAINTING? I wauktiiDIII ltaB, " O.k ~ Goo . .ght." TCMI w•ld wol<h m1, ond I y• untl we""' out oiiiXh othlr' t tiglll. I would coli YIMI on thl pt..nt. .liMit til you, 1 •at hornL I'd say if you Mill me, I'll be h~r a I would how• to np•t it, tomah it FRIDAY and SATURDAY - USAA names woman to book Quilts Ca1 h p11id for anHque of new quilu. Applique, pieced, any condition . Call 014-992-6867, 6 / 31 / 1 mo. J&L-INSULAnON Our Prices Are RED HOT!!! SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE 11 Junk IU1o's. Top prtce pain. Csll FEATURING : Riviera Cabinets Rollyson Vinyl Replacement Windows Peachtree Ooors and Windows Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Wanted To Buy E.O.E. owhilt I' d lor, I han hi go, il'1 ELBERFELDS 9 Custom Building Products W. MAIN, RUTLAND, OH. ROOFING FULL TIME POSITION FOR REGISTERED MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN ON ROTATING SHIFTS Requires independent worker with capabilities in allarees of clinical laboratory. Ex· cellent fringe benefits Please Contact: Cecelia G. Lisle . Vetenins Memorial Hospital 115 East Memorial Drive Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 614-992 -2104 , I did 1101 •ant to Howard L. Writesel The Daily Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Business Services MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN IN MEMORY OF OUR MOTHIR YIMI MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS D•a lers In Memoriam llllk - · .. '"' Public Notice FLEA MARKET sale at public auction on the The United Sta l es Achieve· m ent Academy ann ou nced today lhat Paula S. Cha ncey has been named a Unit ed States National • Collegiate Award winner In elem entary educat ion. Mrs. Cha ncey, who gradua ted su mm a cum laude rrom Rio "Grande Coll ege was nomina ted ror I hi s Na tiona l Award by Paul Lloyd, a Dea n or Education at the sc hool. M rs. Chan cey's picture and biograp hy will appear i n the · United Sta t es Achievemenl Academy Ofricial Co l legiate Yearbook, pubttshed nationally. She res Ides in Pomeroy with her husband Rick and daughl er Meltnda J o. Mrs. Cha ncE"y is t he daught er of Ned and Sharon Swin dell, ShadP. The grandpa rents are Mr. and M rs . H~" " d Swin ell or Shnde, Ohi< wd \ i 1·s. Margery Douglas or AliJam -_ ...... ...... n :::::.~- Public Notice Deed Re cord s. Terms of Sale : Cash for not less than two -thirds of the appraised valu e o f four thousand five hundred dol· la<S IS 4. 500.001 . HOWARD E . FRANK. SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 161 30; 171 7, 14, 21 , 28: 181 4 6tc steps of th e Court House In said Cou nty in the Village of Pomeroy, Ohio the follow ing described real estate . Situated in Township of Leba non. Coun ty of Meigs and State of Ohio. Situate in Section 26, Town 3, Range 11 ; Beginning on the east side of the public road ~ leading tram Bashan to Port- land on the line between J . A. Smrth and Ully Smith and Ked Lisle and Norma Usle; thence southeast!J1y along the east side of said road to the inter· 'Suction of said road and the . public road leading from Ha zael to Old Town; thence in an easterty and northeastetiy direction along the northerly and northwesterty side of said road Jeading from Hazael to Okl Town on the line betWeen land formerly owned by Ked Lisle and Norma Usle and C. L. Autherson and N. Autherson and J . A . Smnh and Ully Smith to the east side of the public road leading from Bashan to Penland. the place of beginning, containing 20 acres, more or less. · EXCEPTING all coal , oil, gas and other minerals underlying the above described premise and the right to mineand remov,:t the same which are reserved. EXCEPTING 2 .38 ac•es co nveyed to Bruce Fleming Jan . 1982 snd 3 .00 acres a long County Road 31 . fro ntage of rea l estate to be s urveved at a later date. REFERENCE Volume 270 page 493 Mei gs County ,.~,.,..,_ - 1o Do n~- •­ .... -c-..... n--·- ,,_,.. 1171- &-01 .... . . . -O>ooo, .. _-__ -·-·. · ·-n,..w ,.-·-··- lf- 11.... •~ " Public Notice Public Notice IN THE COM MON PLEAS CO URT. MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO NO . 87 CV 246 K ENNETH LAWSON , PLAINTIFF ,. a. . e-··--···"', .... _.._, ... ... _. ..... .. . . ··,.,, ... •u-•-' -- ~-··" _ n--•-"11--_ .... ... -.. _·--· __ .. -1··,,,,·---__ __ -·-•e•. •••..- Clauified page• cover the . ... s ..... ..... ''.."'*'-···- _, t-_ _ .. _ -cu , l .. _ . . , " " ""' ~ '~' ·--....- 0 !1 ... 11'1!<0 , .,_ ..... .......... .... ............... , · - · .............. _>«'.... :::o-: ....:":':":........... ::; '!':'.!'!.::~':".:;t•;:.:::! ••· a.•. '· ··~· ol ... .,, ... ••~ ._... __. .. . ... _-....... ....... ----·. --....... ._ _-... .................. . ........_ ~·· II a .... _._ --··-·-·- ·-t::;:-. ·-·· ....._..,.,_ ........ _. .._ •••1000111 aaw_ Ofi!N •o••• ""'"" •-c..,. .. _.., ,_ ,._ 2 Thursday, June 30, 1988 & Vicinity Yard Sale, Friday Jutv 1 , 9 :005:00 Rot otillar, anow tires. toaster owven, cttildrens clsothes . 1. 3 miles out !and Hilt Road . Yard Sale, Fri and Sat . 224 N, Peril Drlva . Everything Cheap . Yard Sale. Fri and Sat . July 1 and 2. 2002 Mt . Vernon Ave, everything. Yard Sale. 6 Maple St, M11on. Fridev and Saturday. July 1 and 2. large •'- clothing and misc . 9 :00 to 5:00, Aaln Clncel1. 33. Y•rd S1le ~nd Moving Sate 2423 Uncoln Aw, FrldiY end Saturdey. lots of ~rythlng . Powell re1ldence. Sth St. Re· cine. Five flrNfv. Frid~ and Sotu<d..,. July 1.2. 9·7. 8 family .,.rd ule, July 1 1nd 2, Friday end Saturday, H1rtford, W.Va. Big '"'d nlo. Happy Hollow Rd. off 124. 2nd, 3rd, 4th. RPig•· .. or. Mev•• wast.r, 10mething for ewryone. Ylrd Sale. Frl, Sit, and July 4th. Acrou from Harmon P~rk , 10:00 AM not ••II•. LMp porch •1•. July 1 ond 2. Off At. 7 an 248 In ChMtet. Yard Slfle, Frld-, and l•turdl!y , Rt. 2 Nbrth. Long Hollowftoad . �Page-· 14- The Oaily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio LAFF-A-DAY 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 51 Household Goods 54 Misc. Merchandise Vllley Furniture Gentnl Electric atove. dryer . ret, end ·waterbed. Call ettar • PM, 81 ... 2645·1140. New and U•d furnituftl and 1pplicancea. Call 614 -446 - 7572. Hours9· 5 . pm ___ IIXI Jl!). OhltHN'I~ ...:___ REPOSSESSED UoubffM'Idet. 4 ev!Miable Only S1 , 000 down Rep o11ened PICKENS 14ll70's. t500 FURNITURE down. MtD-01110 RNANCIA.L SERVtCE , I 800..826·0752 Ollio fA££ DELIVERY. Di nettes . beds. bedding , drelurs, chert couches, chairs, l•mps, coffee-end Ulblaa. Every day Speci .. s . "'h mile out Jttrric ho. 304-675-1450. 1r1 1984 Flshet all eledriC. 2 BR . 't 1/1 b81tl on rented lot. R uady to mo~ C~tll ir• 6 ,4-266-1927 ·--- High Pfices got you down1 Chedl Ul out for Low Prices & Quality Furniture & Carpet. E-Z tredit with approved credit. Mollohan Furniture-81 4· 448· 12Jt 60. :? becWoom. 1'It bM hs nB~N 18,16 porch, outbuilding. on w; a ere lend. Lo c.ated o n Elgie Ridge. Will t9nt. .tl u .tell on hwtd contract with small down payment . Clll 614- 949 2617 or 614-423-5887. 7.4 44, VIRA FURNITURE S8'1oo')tral truekloads of new .nd Mobil e home with 2 .room' eddedon Ca ll614-742~ 3 i4 9 "What do you mean 'let's pull back'?! Haven't you heard of the domino theory?" 1970 'illindt01, 1211:65 w;rn 101112 add on ~Noodbur ner . washer and diver. alrcond. must be mi)Y8d, .30 4-895-3602. t-;;:;::;:;;=.:;::;;:====T:::=::::======:::-1 olllad. central oir. 2 pon::h"' 42 Mobile Homes 44 Apartment 1976 Governor 12X65 2 bed room total flteclrk:. ful~ cef Phona 3~~ 88 _2_·2944 _·_ tor Rent 1974 O. amo10n 14x85 total electric, onderpenning and pBr· tiaUv fu rnlhsed, wilt co nsidEII· trade, 86.900.00. )04 676 2383. 1984 Naa.hu8 14x 70 with 7x2 I 3 bedroom•. lar ge b•hr oom gerd&f' t\AJ .,d separ 81ll)lndo, ate shOwer tlquiJ)ped ll itc h en. :lighted bar. ~nderpenmny. Cftt• ,tral air total alectric O\t'Gt hah .acre lot J c • garagl:! 01 411 3 8 •priced O'l i'lsPJCtkl•l 304-67!). &H 6J phorlfl -- - · ---· - -- ·•O ICI'M 2 mobil e homes. Raccoon Rd. 1000 f1 trorttaye 't 38.000. negotiable 104- Ca•• '522-72.79 Fur Sal•dewelopO\ent pt operty loceted JA m ile fr om Rio Grande: on St. Fh 325. 140 acret total 25 oiiQ'&I ..wooded bordered l7r Rio Granrle Collegl!l and Bob EW!Iflt Fat ms Chv and CountY we1e. saN•• 11nd natural 90:15 lllo'aihlble. Lot5 of •o&d fruntag e. Property would be well suited for ho u ling developme'lt. go lf course. et c . Cali 614 "499 ·------ - - - 1 2.1160. 2 bedfoom. ne1r Racine Call 614-992-5858. 2 bedroom fur nis hed mobile home with aif and washer-dryer hookup. Syr&cu • S225. pet month , wat8f paid 2 bedroom furnishftd in Syrat::u98 $160. per om)llt h , W8htl J)l*id 614-992 768001' 614 992 62J6. In Tupper pt!fins, 2 bedr oom ~obile tto me wit t't buitt on mom nt~Mt (. itfp$1. ,u, condition, a li appliBncea, hunts hed. Also gar age o il nice lot. $22 5rnonth plu s -e f ~91"ll"'otlflddep0Sit 614-3786 2.78 Fo r fttlll 2 bedroom t111ri"' For more tnrounation: t ell614 992 2673. PltMns-OHtSte• ~Mtet 'oedwt~y loe&eh lot. 614-985-3594 AshtM latQe buldi"ng lots mobHe hornes permitted, publi c WBIM. al su rNtn luta, Ctyd e Bowen. Jr 304-576-2336. Bea~tifu I r...,., lo1s one sere plu s. public wetet Clyd111 81')wen, Jr 304-576-2336. LOTS. ont! aoe, te~~el 'llloXKied. city water. Jet""icho Ro1d, owner finandng, good lerm s, 304- 372· ~_ 40_5_<>< _372-2:.5:...7:...6_. - Two 1 .ere lou wttt. publi t: water . Jerrv s Ru n Roa d S-t,900.00eat:h, MMtdttt trad e. 304-576-2 ~ 8 3 ----·-- -· Renlals ·----- --- ~ 2 bttdroom mobil ehoma Middl& po• ~. Ohio, mt,ence and Hcu r ity deposh mqu lred. 304-88 2 l2670f 304- 773·5024. -Mobile Hom&!. will ace&pt two c hlldl"en or workin g couple. Phone 614-446·0508. 14 X 70 2 bedroom mobil e tlorue ilhor18 304-67§.. 79 88 44 Apartment lor Rent 3006. 1 acre and LIP building lou an d m<Mkllar ho.,... site&. TuPfl"!'•!l for Rent "fu rniat.ed. Was twtr-Oryer hook-up , ww Cllt"pet, n8'1Nty pei11md. d&ctc. Regency. Inc. Apts Cell 304-675. 5104, 675· /613 01 6 75-5386. ittJ pl N e w co mpl et e ly f u rn is he d apartment & mobile home m dtv Adult s only. P 11rking Call 61~- 446-0 3 38 B E AUnFUl APARTMENTS AT 8UO GET PRiC ES AT JACK SON ESTATES . 536 Jackson Pike fr om s 18 3 1 n•o. Walk to 614-446- Brookside Apartments· l..ntetlld Off Bui8Yill t~ Rd. I BR 5p11cious ap.;u1n\8flts whh rnodetn khchen and weahM·drvfl'l t.nokups, c &ble telwision &v11i labl e Call 61 4446 2127 Upstairs urrfurnished apt. Car peted. utili11es ~id. No children No 1}811 . Call 614-446-1637. Oowntown·Modetn 1 BR ., complete kitctl 6f1, AC c arptrt. Call 614-446-0139. Nicely furn~sMd smal houta Adu"• only·. Ftef. ,.;quired No peh. Call & \ 4 446-0338. 3 8R wkh b a~ament . 6 miles oorth from Holntt ttosphal Availabte Jutv ht . Reference & Call 614-446-0595 .... oolt UnlmW.hed 6 room ho u ~~t. l'h bMh. gal furna ce. stortn win· dows, g•~• Adutt1 only No peu. Dltp & ref Cell 614-446- 2543 IJRdrooms. lg. yard K.n..._.CI' Call 814 U& '74 73. Nice 3 1 BR , 8 rnos. I eM&. I 185 pAr mo. t50 dftP. 14 'l Fout1h ft.ve A-ef• single 446-3867. JMN SOO Cell 6 14 2BR. houe rtow. refrtg t200 plusd.,.osh:. 2 BA trail ttt Slow. a. r.trlq.• watftf Mid $22'6 ptus dap. 1 8R . .. pt ., 1towe llr refrig, J»V 1h watet. S160ptus dep AM apts. in Rio Graruie. Ca ll 614- 2459371 8 toorn toou,. in Lan91Jville S200 per mnnth Dep osit •nd apprO\IId ref..-ences rl!tquirttd. Ptlone 614-742-3149 or 814- 992-7286. "'"t 3 or 4 bedroom house for m Racine CAH IU4-9'9 2668. An111ethM s paeioua retldence. 150 N Second St .. Middleport. for rftnt Coml)tlltelv redecorated Eet ·in kitttu1n plenty of c•blmrts, larlflt l~tng tUOfl .. I.IP to three tMtdr ooms utltly room. tied ~nd e• p&"ted floors, driiJHIS. window 11i1 condhfoning. Work ing aduHs. no pets. S250 pflf month Jtlu• tecur;tydepotit r...u eu. gg2 5292. - - -fot ftlnt ¥lith Hou • opdon to buv 3 bedrooms. bult in kh · chen, B•t~~~e. f 2 15.00 m onthly, ~4-~82 28811.____ 3 bedroomaU electric located on S111dhill Road. Clll. 304-895- - - -·--- 1 1 Cou rt St. ·2 RFL 2 baths. tdhc h en ftuniat.ed oN ) w c arp81: No pets Otf stnJBt parking. SJ25amo . plu sut llitie~; Oep & ref Ca11614-446 4926 1519. apt c ar pet. R~~r~g e & refrig nished. Wtllfet 81 garbage Dep osit MQuired Clrll 614 4 3 46. New fut · paid 446· Furnisheo .tpt. Utili1;e.. j:aid Call b"'ween 9 fl. 5 614-446-9244 apl 2 r'\Jr11ithed BR 1200. Water peid 131 Pourth U.llipolls Call 44&-•4 16 eft fit 1 PM -2 ·--bf!ldroom. equipped Nr ee 2 Br &Pl o1111ner. refrig . & ttCM! turn •'h m1 from Gallipolis No pets. S226rno. 614-446- 8036 Remafn tng 2 we&ks available.. 0..-.nel Marker Cof'do. N Myr· de Beach. Week IIYBilltble- 7-9to 7 - 16 8 -6 to 8 13 Call 614-- 446-2206. 3 rooms & batt. uPttairs apt. Unfurnit hed, Utrlrties included Aduh• onty No pets Call 61 ~4&6-2 5 8 3 Ni ce furniJ;hftd apt 4 rooms & bllth. 1 or 1adults No pels Ref & .ac. df!IP rSQulred Cell 614 &46-0444 - -- z en apt rn Crown Ci1y 11 SO. Coli 614 256-6495. Furnished Apt In town First Sm.. bedfoom t:ot•ga. thMI •nd •efriiji.-.tOr. 81 66.00 month plot f100 OOdepositand utiUtfn, f"IO pets, 30•· 876· Graciout hvtng 1 end 2 be6room APanmenu at Village 1\llrtnor ttrtd RlviJnidtt Aoart· 7 rooms, 1 Y, b•t.. partltl"r turnlthed. nopMl, flOO.OOplut d -. 304-87528311 or 875- 7887 fo1 IIPpc:Wntrnent. - ·- - -- menu in Middleport. 1182 EOH ~om Call 614-992 -7787 2 bedroom Apt1. for rent. Cerpeted. Nrce Mttlng. Laundry tdi1i• 1\lliiMMa. Celt 114- 992-3711 EOH Apertmen1 for rent. S225 • month Oepoth requW.d. 814992 -5724 After Spm or 992 5119 moml'l, uepoan Mqul'ed. Cell 114-992. &724 .11fter 6:00 or pM' 992-5119 21A p ... --- .. .W tlectric, Adultso.dy. No Coli 814--387-1438. AP'-.RTMENfS. mobile homes, houses Pl. PleasantandGallipolis . 614-446-8221 2 bedroom furnished apt New Haven reference llf'ld •anity dep osit required. 304 882 ~ J 2s 1 Ot 304-- 773-&o z• Three bedroom all electric apart· m911t. Crab Creek Road, no cttt or doys. PhonD 304-875-8809 aPt~ 5 .30 304--675-1087. Beech Street Middleport Ol'lio. 2 bedroom furnlthed apartment, utlitiel pera. "'ferunces Phone 304-882-2566. J C Pennev stereo. turntable. cas• It 8 track; withc1binet. Call 614-446-8342eltor 9 PM. Gibson food freeur. US. Needs minor repair. C•ll 614-•46· 8941 . Used HoiPaint elctric range in qood condi1ion. Call 61 4-448· 3648 after 4 PM. ~r Announcing Elect:rolu~~; Grend Opening •uthorizad f•ctory o utlet .tiles and service, Buft.lo, loeMion, deposit & references required 1235.00, utMH:ie. peid. 2646. W Va. 304-937·2272. 304-6751090. 52 CB.TV. Radio 45 Furnished Rooms Furnished room-919 Second Avt., Gallipolis. $125 • mo. UtifitiM ,-id. Sin~e ml'tle. Shar& bath. Cell448-4416 aft8f 7 PM Room! for ll!tnt - ~elc Ot month. Starting at S120 & mo. Galli a HOtel- 814-446-9580. 46 Space fur Rent Store corner of Seoond Br Pine. t400 sq. ft Off strtlet perking. $ 350 a mo. plus utifit ' -· C.lt 614-446-2326. 446-4249 CO UNTRY MOBILE Ho""' PBfk. Route 33. Nor1h of Pbm&roy. Rental trail.-s. Call 614-992- 1479. Space for small t111llers. All hook-ups. Cable. Also efficiency rooms. air •nd ceble. Mnon, W.Va. Call 304-773-5851. Spaauus rnobile home lots for tont Family Pride Mobile Homa P•k Gellipolis Feny, W Ve Trailer Road. 1076 for rent, Loculi Roull& One. 304-675- 5p11Ce& qUDncy projeclot. Uke new. 1550.00. 304-576-2107. 53 304-675-3818 -··-·- - Store building on At. 36 30~t80 HAn deuon. W. Va. 814-446- 47 ; W;a;n~ted ;=t;::o::;;Re::n;t= Want to rent , loc1l femily needt 3 bedroon1 hou.e In Point flleuant iftr~ta. prefer out of town, peu DWnet'l, hwe retet· ences. call l04-67S.8393 efter 6 :00PM. Bllt 01 Sell. Ri'll'ttrine Antiquet. 11 E. M•in St,..., Pomeroy. liou,.: M,T,W 1011 .m. to &p.m., Sunday 1 to &p.m . 614-992· 2• 2626. •w .. New ble with poY'tll'r. Wesringhou• cleaner-polisher for wood or tile floors: Cell 51 Household Goods 62 Olive St . O•llipolis. NEW· 6 pc , wood group- •399. living room suhll· 1199· 1699. Book bads Mth bedding- t199. Full Jize mttt""' A fGund .. lon starting ~ 199 . Recliners starttrlg- $99. USED· Beds, dr•ters, bf!ldroom S199· f299. Oesk1. wnnger Wll.-. 1 complete line of u•d furniture. NEW· w..tern boota· t30. Worll:boots t18 A up. (Steel & soft toe} Call814-448·3159. ""'!•••. u.-d apl)ll1n0111 M'ld TV Mtt Open &AM to IPM Mon thr~ S~. 814-.48-H199, &2·1 Jrd Avo. Golllpollo, 0 H. USED APPLIANCES Wu ...rs . • yl!rs. nlfr~tMI rangea. Skaggs Appliance,: Up .... R- Ad betklo Stone 2 bedroom 8P1s Mid<fteport, f 185-118& I * month. 2 and 4 New 950 ~" Kohler CJerr.,.. tor. Ult price f449 .96: One only. Sale 1325.00. Ectto We• ~eaters 10 per c_ e nt ·off. Eagle Ridge Small Engine. 114-949- 2969. . Summar Sped ala: 18,000 BTU ~v ... •• part~ furntt~hed. ft. upright frtHRer. Three 2 door frost free refrigerators. Auto. w•shers ~d drvere. Firestone Midcleport. 814-992-6304. • Canning J•s for •fe. 814-985- 355&. Ret•.,oe re· tm Sofe 1111d m.-tching ct'tM. Air condh:ioner. $125. 614- 7•2· 3028. SURPLUS, DENIM, ARMY , RENTAL CLOlHING. C.mou· flllge green. black whit:e Metropolitan clothing, Politic:el, busl· neu, advertltingend speclaltiM. Novelty T-thirtt. caps, whol• ..1e. and retaH. Sttm So~ rville's, Rt. 21 Ravenswood Fri., Sat., Sun .. Noon-8:00PM: Call 304-273-5655. Ruger No. 1, 300 Winchester Magum, single lho1. Simmons Scope . 8250.00. 30•·675- 6141 . Ten TV' t ; twenty dretsen- d"kl, wiU 1811 one or 111. mi.c. Instruments Individual guitar lessons. beginners, •rioua guttarist . Bruni· cardit "-rllt. 114-4•8- 0887. Jeff W1mslev Instructor 614446·80'n. summer openinQIJ. 58 54 Misc. Merchandise Glassburn's Farm Market-S R 1&0 ne• Porter. Wa welcome Food Stamps. Cabbage. vou cut. 20 centt • hf!led at John N . Hills. Letart Fellt, Ohto. 814-247·2642 or Late model AC 190 Mries·3 tractor whh plow•. transport disc , model-2400. lnternatlonel round bal.-. S9650. Owner will fiMnce. Call 814-286-6522. CROSS& SONS U.S . 35 West. Jack•on. Ohio. e14-286-8451 . 814-286-6622. 1550 Oliver tractor with mowing machine. rake, bater, plows. else, cuttMtor. corn planter. t 3960. Owner wiU finance. C.ll 814-286-8522. 2783. ••• tntltf11ltionel dieM! tr11ctor. Nice, wtch lnterna11onal bllir, ••260. Kohler ptw.1M' plant. 4 cyl .. g• engine, 120·210 volta. t1200. Colf814-286-8522. • Oectc Materials 694-3678 Used Allis ChaimMt Hay Rake. New Idee Manure Spreader. International 14 Inch Drag P'tows. Call 81.._ 7•2-2348.. Pets for Sale Walk Sh liN poW!IIr uril with in and out clutch. Betta •nd idter air conditioner, Groom and Supplt, Shop.Pet Grooming. All breedt ... AII styl•. 11m1 Pat Food Dealer Julie PI>. 614-446-023 1 1-630CuabackhoowHh221t. Drttgonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Persl .. and Siam., kh- - - -- window 5000 BTU. Coll814·448-3549. traU• . & 1 Chevy ton truck . t 7000. 2 bag mortar mixer, $500. 1 tet of cutdng ton::h&L welder, office desk& tl'lair othiH" mischerm. Call614-367· ?&1 1. Clarinet, color TV, complete quean lin wet., bed. call oil.-. regulllor. fitter. automatic lmplet wrendt 1..S" driwtl, e5r ratcl'l• ~ ch-Jvw. tUOO. Clll 814-379·27•3•ft• 5 PM. 21 cu. ft. We~tinghou•freezer, I.IMd 1 yr. Sofa bed. used 1 mo. Selt or trade for • couple of beef clllvea. Call 814-2&1- 1 431 . 110 aW oonctkloner. goad cond.- t11i0. 12.000 BTU CaH 614- - Hollond71t. hovblnal!o Now 63 Rivera low mileage. Pt!one 304675-3753 o• 675-•017 after 6:00. 1983 O.tsun Station Wagon 56,000 miles. 1988 Astro V•n 30.000 miles. Both good eond . Week dav• call 304-675-8060, after hou,. call 304-&?6-8880. 1977 Honda, needs rwpairs or parts. 304-675-1 28•. 72 Trucks for Sale 19n Ford. 4x4, l4 ton, 4 speed tr•ns ., 480 cubic inch engine. naw 8 ply tires. Very good condition. 8 1 4-949-2 237. Livestock Simco •delle, bride. blanket. taddla bag• a. stand. CaU 814-258-9316. 2525. BWiekaold. Redandwhlt&. Call Pigs t20.00 to .130.00. Rice's Pig Farm, Ten Mile first houae ... t YMJget Churr::h. Call 304•58· 1 613. Ba~JV c.lf for •I e. 30 ._ 87 51640 814-992-1350. Miniature Schnauzer• for •I• 6 walk• old. Call 814-949·2794 aft.- 4 :00 pm. Bao, Ferrena. 304-458-1071 . o u c k • • G e eu. T u r key , Chickens, 304-773-8878 attar Musical Instruments 8:00. 64 gu,_ ,..wy t300. Coli 814-388-8135, · .. Coli 614-446-7037. van equipped iorfithing, camping. New brakes. P-'nt JOb. 318 motCM", t'teediWJ. huntt~g. 0700. 614-992-8881. 1979 Jeep CJ5. Hordlop 360 . SNAFU® by B111ee Belcttle 71 Auto's For Sale rough, $1 .000.00. 304-875 5335. •7.00dml•. 121BO. Call 2811-8522. Sof• Md ch•ira priced from • 395 to tt91. T abl• and up to I 1 28. Hlde-a· bedl 1310 to t591. "-ccnen 1221 ta •so U78. umpo t28 10 1128. 814- 1986 Suzuki GS1150E.. b e ef. 1-:'h:-ep:-:-e-:. Co:--1-16_1_4-_2_5_6·_1_6_1_1_ .1982 Honda V-415 Magna 750 cc, 17.000 rniiM . EJtCel. cond .. With 2 helmets . t1500neg. Cell with depression and self doubt. (NR) (0:29) 9:00 ())·700 Club II (I) 01 Cheora Frasier gets cold teet concerning his ummlng marriage IO Lilith. ·houe call servicing G E. Hot Point. washers. drvers and stoves. 304-578-2398. POOL SERVICE Will ciNrl once week, tuppty all chemicals, tm•ll weektv ch.-ge, refl!ll'ence furniahed. Tri State Araa 304-675-3533. 82 HOW DO YOW 00 "THAT WRITING, /M'5KEOMARVEL ":! L IKE THE WAY I CAN R.UB MY 5TCWACH AND PAT MY HEADAT THE SAME TIME~ I Plumbing & Heating ,, CARTER "$ PLUMBING ANO H EATII\IG Industrial 10" auger on truck. : drlllt 40 ft . for tore draina_pe. 1 septte & etc . Sale/ trade. Cell ' 84 eo. Celt 614-992-8360. We buy I SEE THAR !! YOU OWE ME A DOLLER BILL !! ISEE IT!! BUT I DON'T BELIEVE IT !! Electrical & Refrigeration Suz•l 2150 Quad raoer. exc cond never Need, h11 ••tnt•. 01.300.00080. Coll304-875· 5815. Boats and Motors for Sale Hutch• 1400 .nd up luNI .... co,.... "N-IIIIMtJH- 0285001dUptoUta.lobwbo. 0110 M..- ......... _. .lnp ful or IWin 118. firm 171. .,.d 0 88. a.- .... 0221. ICing •310. 4 drr.ver ch•t . . .. Oun 28 lt. Bovlnor cruleor. 1981 1t71 l'onl 11tu-d. AC. YIIIY oolld. 02100. Coli 814-2111-1704. 1t'IO Now. 0200. Oood worll c•. Coll814-448·1141 . 1tl1 Whilo -•TutboTrofllAM. T·lapo. 84.000 mi.. oil opliono. Coli 814--3712820. looo. •1 boot. E•col....... 111111Aotrogl-. Clll814-4464375. l-1.-11-..,-lllj.,-o-boO--Iwtl_h_I_IO_H_w_. -1-50 - -molcwwilh-ltlm. Call 114-388-9124. 1-,-,..,-,..,..,..,..----- 1180 11 lt. Evlnrudo boot whh B0 HP ..,.,_ Coli 814-2465130 ook for P... cw Jim. e. t27.500. Colll04-727-8890. 1182 Buldl u._, t1100. 11 lt. Jo..,_ Y bonom flbor· 1174 - • Hor,.. (ponol gi-.IIHPJohn...,4CmDior. aood lt,..ght 6 Mglne. Call tfllll•. 11400. 1431 EattMn 114-2411-1371. ...... Coll814-4411-3111. ooloclion of boclr_, ........ m ... cHinltl, hNdboerda 130 end up to 111. ~eel- borgolnol Drug dool•o" 14 h . elumint.m Run-a · Bout .... bolfl. ~--·d. S..r- loot. 31 HP Jo..,_ Se..._. " Next time you want to fly 11011-n&re . ...... ....... r lin& 1111\'0rl Quldo. •........ 0810. Coli 114--247· during a drought , give us more not.iC"el•• ;:::'' ·.:. ~~··?·Ext, ·-·~Of 4212 or 114-247-2277. General Hauling UnlvChangod Leam how new knowledge crealed a conflict beiWHn reason and faith. Q !Ill 11111 Cagney a 1.11aey Cagney and Lacey enter the strange world of rock music 245-9285. 9~!./:~L R, & A W.-ter Service. Poola. c11twrns. walls . Immediate 1,000 or 2 .000g ..onsde1Nery 10:11 (I) lleiW World Society: lollnd of Peace 10:30 (I) TIIA Coli 304-87!1-8370. Paul Rupe, Jr. Water Service Pools. cis•rns. well•. Call 61i (l) Moyers: Jolt ph Cempllallltld tho ...,_ ot tho Myth CempbeU provides 446-3171. lehut.r' s Wllet' Hluling. 2•• hour tervM:e. Senkw dlecount 2919. 87 . (IJ SNowo I]) Tho Day tho J 6 J Water Service. Swimming poot•. cit terns. wells. Ph. 614- \Natterton' 1 Water Hauling. reeson1ble rlt••· Immediate 2,000 gallon delhllry, cittllnt, poola. well, •tc. cell 304-578- g, a C8H. (R) (J) Auto Racing THE GRIZZWELLS® Oill1rd WMer Service: Poola. Cilterns, Wells. Deliverv Any time. ' C.II 814-448· 7404-No Sunday callt. Jom• Schuler 114-742-2478 or l?.oerett Schuler 814- 7•230111. louis. MO (T) a (J) Holhouae Cenlers on Sam Garrison, his famllyand staff. (Premiere) (IJ (!) Myeteayl Tommy and Tuppenca te~m up to slllrt 1halr own detectiv& agency. !II a Residenti81 or commercial wir ing. New service or repair 1. · Ucensed electrici~. Estimate ; ~?;. ,~::'our Eleetricaf, 304-- 85 •• !121 Simon 1nd Simon Ear-wltnesse to homicide, A.J. & Rick are arresled for wirelllpplng.(R) C!JI Larry King Llvel 0 Thuradlly Night Flghto The Pavilion, VIrginia lleach, VA ( Main Event 10 Round Junior Mlddlewelghls, Darrln "Schoolboy" Van Horn vd Mike Landini 1:30 II (I) 01 Night Court Harry's college g!rllrlend disrobes with him 10 gain his allantlon.(R) Up Clooe ond PlfiOnal Wille· Nelson, Waylon Jennings 10:00 (I) Straight Talk II (I) 01 L.A. Lllw Van Owen Is chosen by an underworld leader to take on Excavating 814-888-7311 . W Pn.ck and TriCior Pull Chemplonohlpo From St. ~ Cor. Fourth and ptne Gallipo&it, Ohio Phone 114-4•6-3888 or 614- 814-2411-9371. l-:2-:-fo_u_•_wh_oel-.,-,-.-v-.-,.-h-o_a_o_o_n_d 11MfotdEseort. Auto.. ....-eo. t2711. John" a Autolel•-fh. 7 go'"' 0785 Oolk 0100 "" 10 0318. . great man's private struggles 2903. 198• KX 80. VfllfY good cond . $500. Coil 814-448· 7445. whit beam, elleleatronlc, galley, c.n.... etc . 3IJO V· B eng., 11...,. VflfY low hours. bolow Holkloy-lno. Kort.,go. Dinettas 1109.ndupto •411. Wood table w· I ch•• t 281 to I• '9Jr:Nf.Y Ht.R£. ... 4....4477 Motorcvcles fuel lnleGtton, AM-FM aweo. ' a Starks lawn and Shrtb S&rviee. 304-675-3956 or 304-576- 83 75 11840towy0btlloo. Cl-. 2.5 LAYNE'S FURMTUIIE : EEK & MEEK ACCORW.l61D ii-\I'S 8953802 "71 Ford F150. 4 wheel drive. tfiOO, Coll814-247-2724ollor OI<C oond, t?&O.OO. 30 4-87 6Bp.m. . 2495. T1dll~portdillltl ' Run (Rl(1 :35) 11J Tela of the Gold Monkey Naohvllle Nciw 8:30 II()) 01 A Different World Denise and Whitley share the stage in Maggie's play. (R) (I) Ill (J) The Chennlngo Cinderella comes into 1he 20th cenlury end makes a play for Eric. (R) C I]) Wlnoton Chun:hlll: The Pri¥1111 Wor Rare film foolage end sllll pholographs help tell the story of lhe Rotary or cable tool drilling. Most wellseornpleted!ameday Pump sales and servk:e. 304- .uto. e•c rui"Wllng cond. body P•t•lar-..lce-Re~lrs. . ' 1!21 PrlmeNowa !HI MOVIE: Eddie Macon'o RON'S APPUANCE SERVICE. Rt. 35 C\Cllfl S.aM. SpeciaHIIng Honda, Suz. KaL, Yam1he. Hay & Grain (2:11) Fetty Tree Trimming. S"tlmP remo\fll. Call 304-675-1331 . Mixed h~ far tele.. Ov• 400 _8_1!5-_4_1_30 _.- - - - - - 1 b.t•. • 1 · 2 ~ p.- bale Of ell for 1985 ttondlt,_.l bikeXR 200R, Uke n.w .....,t.one.t.COO 00 ' Free eatimatea. C.ll 614-••s. 1988 White freight lines 40ft flat bed trailar. vervgood cond. 304-676-2264. 1972Ford 3000netonCustom paint ntbu lh 302. I 1200. ••:88 Mill Ck. Dr. or Flea Market, Sat. A Sun. Make oHar·.,...fl 1r11de. !Ill Ill 1!21 411 Houro tii!D MOVIE: Can Cen (NRJ 8344. 2464. Vans & 4 W.O. (!) VIctory a( Sea Painting: lnlerior & E lderior. Hfl and ••de ..-d bikea. 304- Fandlr 215 C fl• top gUur, tHO. Pe•v Fury II b•• wtth a e.k: 40 amp 317·0182. ""·--· • RON EVANS ENTERPRISES · Septic tank pumping- $90 pet load. Call 1- 800.537-9528. 675·7375. American St1nderd Hor.a, 7 AKC Registered Booglepupploo. 537-9528. short wheel bne. step tide bed. good eond. $1 ,500,00. 304- 73 end Dorl turn hardboiled deteCIIves. (R) Q (IJ An Ocean Apart Explore lhe Amerlcan-Br~lsh relationship since lhe mid-1970s. C liON EVANS ENTER · PRISES, Jackson, Ohio. 1-80().. lnllgh11 Into lhiiiiiOIIona a-lid w1111 art. Q PEANUTS WlliLE.WE'RE T~INK\1116 A60UT IT, UJE SHOULD DECIDE IF WE'RE GOING TO KILL A 6EAR FOR SUPPER OR A MOOSE .. Upholstery WHif DON'T YOU DISCUSS IT, AND TAKE A VOTE "? III!D .lollwnone • YldnCou lbt 10:41 (I) World of Audullon lpeolal1 Shore e1n:1a 11:00 (J) Ramlngtou lleele Steele In 1111 Runrilng ·· IIIJl Cll II(J) 11111 ...... a ~ Four Cl)llgnOII II lUI L..- COiwiiCtlon Mow.-y's Upholaarlng tlfYing trl oouf'llyeree 23 Thebes I ¥"••· In furniluN udto...ring Call 304 - 175 -•154 for ' tree ntlrnetet . ::;:n:_ O'Ciodc 0 111• auk Prttlntl Wake Me Up When I'm Diad • •YouCenlleaiW UNSCiAMBLE FORI SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS Gimlet - Quake - Waxen - Lackey - CAKE MIX "What's lhe exact aiiMition of my home?"lhe woman asked the city engineer. "I need to know Ill have lo use the special directions lor my CAKE MIX." ,-------------~ BRIDGE NORTH 0-lD ·il +AK 3 .KJ Don't whisper if you can shout t A Q6 2 +J90 3 . WEST EAST .2 • 9 52 • 87 .AQ7654 3 tKI08 5 4 +Q 10 4 2 SOUTH +QJ 1064 9 possible in their sult-preference sig- Winston All Stars from Atlanta, GA (T) !II Ill (I) Sledge Hammen Thrown off lhs force, Sledge Concrete Septic Tanka . 1000 gal .. 1600gat andJ81 Aeration syltem. Factory train_. repair ' RON'S Television Service. Hou• calls on RCA. Quazar. GE . Speci .. ing in Zenith. Call 304-676-2398 or 614-446- 4-. long bed.lt.OOOmles. 74 yews old. Gelclng. gentle. a• ited. broke to sulky. 814-742· Coli 814-37&-2113. 446-0294.. 114-992-7789. F\lll•s for •le. Read¥ to atart Registered Miniature Collie Sl'llhte pup. 3 rnoa. oM. Mele. repair, p.,!, and su_,.iea. Piek up and delivery, Davis V•cul.lll Cleaner. one half mile up Georges Creek Rd. Call 61 .. I 2500. Cell Sandy's 81 .. 992· 1 983Ford Ran~ pidl:up. 4 eyl. , 814-992-3224. Iovine. Coll514-256-4413. 114-388-8890 SWEEPER .nd teWing machine PR INT NUMBERED LETTERS IN SQUARES kranz advises players to be as clear as a W81erproofing. e -? " Complete the chuckle quoted by filling in the missing words ... In "Tips for Tops," George Rosen- +K 8 7 6 ()) Melor leefiiHI BeHbell III(J) Judge !Ill WIIHI of Fortune Q (IJI Crooollre Ill !121 01 Jeopardy! Q !HI Beneon VldeoCountfy 8:00 ()) Cruy -~Ike a Fox Wanted; Dead or Alive II (I) 01 The Cooby Show Theo and Cockroach slruggle with Shakespeare"s Julius Caeser. (R) C I]) NHRA Drag Roiifng tee. Local ref..-encet furnished. Free estimetea. Call collect 1-614-237-0488, day or night RogersBasement 1"- By James Jacoby (J)SpudWuk BASEMENT WATERPROOFING UnconditioMI liferime guaran· ohop. e A 7:05 ()) Andy Orlfflth 7:30 II (I) (I) Hollywood Squareo Home Improvements Tree stump ,.·mD\111, shede & shrub1. seeding. stone. muk:h. topsoil. Alaliu. Oon's L..nds· cap•. 61 4-•46-9646. engine. Cell 814-992·7214 or 258·1181. a. 304-a82·3246, 1984 Olds Cutlass Supreme. 4 door, low mileage. 1 98• Buidl: 1979 ChtNy Suburban 9 pesRebuilt engine. EJU:el· Reg. Purebred Umoulin bull for sengM. ulo. Golllllollo. Ohio. Coli 614- lent conditio" . 8 3900. C•ll blonde codter spenlel pups American Esldmo JPhz puPf. Cel 57 1973 Blick. 4 good 1ires, new 11lnyltop, new paint, 81 .000.00. 304-882·32.t6. 19~ Holland 352 grinder-mixer. both good condition. 304-273--421 S. Beegle pups. 9 wkl. o4d. t30 AKC Cock.- Spenlel puPf. Solid btiCk m.t• At femal•. Sl'lott rtaned llr wormed. I 150 aectt. Alto •king ordart for buff lila Senborn air compreuor c a - o l 5 HP, 10 aol -k. upright, 200ft. ho ... IRIP-Onalr 814- 992·1350. AICC Reg. Geri1Wn Shepl'lerd puppj01. 0180. Call 61 4·2456125 or 2•&-8644. DP&.OOOGymPeck, .-.wcond., all accesiOries. 1210. JYC stereo stand. 1815. Call 814-441· 304-876-1187. plows, ditc . scraper blade. bucket and polt hole digger. Cell 4.... 3844 oltor 7PM. uch. Coli 81 4-448·0373. frH · A.B. D~k mlmeOgrllph model !52& electric with counter ..d hNYe ateet baae cabinet. When you buy the •uPPIIe for ..me I haW on hand. Clll ror S.!e: Trov Built & HP Till er. tent. AICC Chow puppittt. New Hlmeleyan klttent. Call 814- 614-256-6522 or 4411-1184. 8195. ..... 814-37e-8278. w- Ave., Point Ple. .nl. W.Va. Wood shredder. chipper-super 7403. Tom~hi!IINk. 5 HP. like niJW'. ·eo Dodge Ram. 6 cyl, 4tpaed, S525. Call 814-4·6-7895. • Chennel Ruatic •nd Beveled Lap Siding GuaNnlfted Quality C ETIDE, INC .. Athen• ·614· 1981 Dodge Omni. 4 speed. $1 .300.00. 2325 Jeffer1on Maa_,. Ferguson, New Holland . . Rush Hog Sales S. Service. Over 40 used tractor• tochoo.e from & complete line of new A uM~d equipment. Lergnt .tectton In S .E. Ohio. 019 Alllt Chalmer tractor with round baler, 85800. 930 C•se wh:h cab. 1300 hourt. cream puff with 7 ft . NH hay bind, •4950. Owner will finance. Call ordelevery, M•onand. GallipoHt Block Co .. 123%: Pin a St., G.llipollt, Ohio. Call 614-448- 81 si~e 1.--.L---'.-...1.1.-....1..-...I.L--- you develop frorn step No. 3 below. \? ANSWER a Crook and Cheoe Services _ L U C R E o· I (I) lit (J) ABC Newo Q (IJ Body EIIC1rtc I]) Nightly lu-11 Report iIIJ Berney Miller AltwoH Ground Zero i 6 1--.,,.:;7:...::;.,....:_1.:.:....:;..1..::...,.,.8--l 0 a 6,oo 304-895-3006. 1971 Ford Thunderbird,. goo co nd, no rust. t600.00. 304-- Solid Wlllnut gun tabinet. holds 1 0 gutW. Solid pine dry link. Amlquo -11 pltono. 304-4581078. 56 870.9661 . PM. 61 Farm Equipment · 882-2790. Co~ete block•· all alze•· prd 1979 61h 'Nheef camper. 34 ft. Good cond. Well flquippAd. t A semi was pulled over 10 the of lhe road wilh engine trouble. A linle old gent pulled up in r------~--. a small compact car and a&ked, ~ ~lghter Side of Sporto 8:35 ()) Cerol Bumon 7:00 (I) Remington Stole Steele Knuckles and Glass Jaws II (I) PM Mogulna I]) SportoCenlllr (l) (I) Entertol...,.nt Tonight (IJ I]) MacNeil/lehrer NowoHour (1 :00) (J) People'o Court !Ill Newo OII!D Star Trek (IJI Moneyllne tm !121 01 WhHI of Fortune I1 SEVUN -riN.:. . .: ,.OI. .;.I-I:. . ,I,.:. U..;0~~-11 (IJ)Inolda Politico '88 1977 VW camper. very good cond, 12.200.00. C1ll •ftflr 1982 Ford Escort •tionwagen, PS.P B. Good Concltion t 1 ,1500. Phone 304-676-2987 after 5 Pilot wheel from Vellev Bell Steam Boat. Blue and Grit., tweed commerci81 carpet 30 yds. Electric Aidgid pipe lhreeder. welder • d welding table. One inch Tork wrench and 1 inch drtve locket: .at. 23. 000 btuwindowalrcond, two 1.000 btu Hell .,..11 furnaces LP gas. Phone 304-876-3763 ot 8754417 •fter 5 :00PM. 16, 18.6. 8 mH• out At. 2 18. Ylheelchairs-new Of u..d. 3 wh ...td electric ICOOtefs. Clll Rogers Mobilty collect. 1 -814- $7500. Call614-367-7300. rack. •m·fm stereo. air. automatic. 37.000 milea. Excellent condition. CaU 814-992·8810. ~5 a You Can Be o Slllr 1 9n Chwy Mellt..r Cl•nie. Super nice c•. Vflrtl good condition. 306 VB . t 1095. PO NSU T I !HI Je"-ono 79 Motors Homes & Campers t~e 1--.,:;...ll..::,.1':...;.1;...:.:,1~ !Ill IIIIIJ CBS Nawo Ill liD Hopno Horoeo 304-895-3057. electric brake control. $6500. Call 614-256-9381 . 1 986 Cav•li• Wagon. Luggege 114-247·3042. ehoop, 304·876-7484. 246-5121. . want to buy Windshield for 19?4 two door Nova, phone 1987 Chrytl• New Yorker Fifth· Awnua . One owner. Jhow -room dean, 813,000. Cell 614-949· 2153 or 614-949·2210. 614-992-8718. 900 lbs. tobacco allotment, Building Meterlatl Block, brk:k. sewer- pipes, windows, lintels, etc . Claucla 'Mn· tars. Rio GrMda, 0 . Call 814- THI,;. 1983 28 h . Prowfer. hi1eh & fdrcn Supplies & L1vestoek 55 Building Supplies ~11<10 ( 11805·687-6000 Exl . S-9800. Fruit & Vegetables Sean 10 hp riding mower. new battery, 30 ... 882-2798. Callahan'! Used Tire Shop. Over Coli 614·256-6251. Red Hot bargains! Drug dealers' can. boats, planes repo'd . Surplut. Your Area. 8U'tWS Guide. 6999 or 614-992-7668. 1 1 foot alum,-. awning.' 304-- 676-4230 or 614-379-2220. c"::"'_R _;dg ...:...•_·----,--,-- 1968 Pontiac leMans. 2 door hardtop, lh•p. f•t . t1500 . Call 814-742-2373 after 4:00p.m. Priced on insp&el:lon. 304-676- 676-3504. BACt< ON EARTH WE HAV& A PHRA!>E WE Uo-E IN ,;ITUATION7 ~~~~~~;~~;;;=r;.~~~~~==::~=~ parts. James Jordan, Jr .. Chest· 71 Auto's For Sale I Meddlers , Par1 3 Ill liD Happy Doyo C!JI ShowBiz Today !HI Oood Tlmeo IIJ Cartoon Expreoo a Fandango 8:05 (I) Falhar Knowo Bell 1:30 II (I) 01 NBC Nightly Nowo CAPTAIN POLLAN __::_.:.___ __ low to form four .sirnple words. I]) 8pol1oLook (IJ Voyage ofllle Mimi I]) Dr. Who The Time peru. good engine othet racked 1978 R•lly 1nd Sport for Musical THURS., JUNE 30 • OINewo BUDGET TRANSMISSIONUied C. ret.Jih all typn . Gu~tl!ln · tee 30 days minimum. Prices S99 & up, Ret..Jitt torques converted as low as 139 Standard clutches. pressure plates & throw-out bearing•. All typH 12 mos. warranty. We buy jur* tf'lnsmiasiona. Call 304- w "l • • .., .. EA ..... ld~od letters 1:00 (I) Big Volley Price of Vlc1ory • (I) (I) Ill (J) !Ill .. !121 U181d Transmi11ion1. All inter· naltv inspft(;ted. 30 d..,tguenn · tee. Call e14-448-0966 or 304·675- 6818 . Rebuilding available. )o 57 in Po~.,ov qulrod. Doy 114-992·23a1 ov· ' air conditioner, t275. 16 cubic eobl-lguo Bobw-1.... . ...... - - - uo. wee. t200 t225 permooth All t38 tlO I King hrne 110. Qoocl bedroom ---- 61 4-446-1 459. ':~~:~:~' S©it~1A-~£~S* ::~: by CLAY l . 0 four Rearrange of scr'ombltd words be_ _ _ __;_:...._;;;: EVENING Auto Parts & Accessories 883-1489. WESTERN REO CEDAR 1975 l..eisu ... nme Chwrolet motorhome. aelf contained, sleaps li•. Lawn Chief, 2'h hp roto tifler, like new. Uttle Rascal elecric wheet ch•. Call Ethel Robinton. e14-.46ol501. Merchan1Jise SWAIN AUCTION l!o FURNITURE Antiques HumiTM!i figurinas lrom 60'1 & 70' s f#J a #6 rnarkll•t 1 O%off 1982 prices. Cell &1•·4467896. G .E & 2. New Managemunt Pt-!one GOOD PeaYey PA SVttam XR 600 mixer ampt 2t 300 ·high fre- 76 Und AI& ditch witch t"'nch• wilh hoe. WiH conaid<M" trade. Coil 81 4-894-7842 or 41 &- • 304-876-3601 . cond. The Daily Sentinei-Page-16 Television Viewing Fiberform 19 ft inboard · outboard 280 hp Mercruiser, power steering, pov.er trim, a xe Wanted to Buy: Good utadafNII piano. C .. ll14-4&&-482e. WashM- and dryer. wood stove. couch end chair, bed. used moMu . 304-875-1 &53.' Equipment Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Thursday. June 30, 1988 1•tt. Ormondfishlngbo•t. Two comr1ct. Call 114-25&-8471 . 1.000tlroo. olzeo12.13. 14. 15. 2 bedrooms. Aentlnctud•cebte 90 0.., • •me • c•h wflh TV. v-rd I"NIInteneraoe. lau w:try IP~d creclt 3 Ml• out tacMJd.. n•s h coMec:hun, tllte- 8ulw•e Rd. ap.., 11m to Spm phone. tlq~r. 1 .-rl ldtctt•\ wortr t.4o " , tt)rv SM. Ph 114-446l ng utlil'et &I_. ~9 2 13& t9 11 ~2J • 9----- 0195. - ·- - ·- Three rooms & b .. h. n ice 2 BR. """''. . heel 1bl0 In Oep required. C.tl Ch•'*•· Umad Oatt bedroom suite and desk. liltv ten01111ble offer con· sidered. C1n be seen at 495 Oak Drive. aiter 6 PM. Call61"-446- •le; nawglasstop Clblewtth chain. 8100. Call 61•·992· enings 814-992- 8723. 814-448·4389 .. 304-8 15· New Emuraon aW conditioners. Vinyl floor CO\IIH'Ing· ttarting at 82.99. C.pet starting •t $3.99 • yd . lnstetlatlon & financing a'lt'eilable to qualified buyers. Motlohan Furniture-Upper River Rd . 814-4.6-7 ••4. Dawntown mudeln 1 bed room &pt. furnished. air cond, c•· peted, c;:aU after 4 ·00, 304-875- Nee 2 lr. rnoblla l'lome. Upper At. 1. Furniohod. Wotor poicl UOOomo. c-11814-2411-1818. 3168. Boats and Motors for Sale 40 HP Johnson MotOtl, tll1 tr•ilar. Good condition. $1160. Call 614-986-4175. 1·22.0100 BTU. oeoo. 1-8.000 BTU. 0250. 10 VIS- oervlce Croot MDiol. 8 14-448-7318. f'otewh( redeCCMated •rt....,ts w•ihtbfe. Utihtte~ pefd. 1225. - 00crOt614-992-7511 . County Appli111u:., Mo. Good llooo Coli 614-446-1423. 1284 7 Atnl ld1ch ttn, privat8 p111rldng No put t Se c dltf) rttforence Cell 61 4 -446· I 260 Aftet 6 PM 31188. - ------two Middlsport Unfur· nished apartment. 5150 plus a..tilil u!IS . 614· 992-6059. AftiM for 9662. 1 BR apt near H MC 1 adu I'! No pets Call 6 14.446-•782. uted furniture h~ just •rived thla week wltl'l more coming ln. lots of barqeins. PM11 Bunyan t ouch • ch ..r. *389-,.,g. SB99. heavy ~ty buric beds. 1319· reg. U89. Completallneofused furniture tnd•ppl~ncea . Refrig. eratort, frearer•. washer•. dry en. bedding; chlirl, lempa , baby ttemt, computer desk. book shelves, color console tv'l, plus 250ft. chaiin link -hnca wtth all hardwtre and gate1. Com~ete li ne of new end u•d tricycl• and bicvtlers starting ac 119.95 A up. Open Palty Monday-S81urday , 9 to 6 . 31ft l'l"'iiMonRt , 1•1inCentenary '~~• mile on Uncoln Pike, 814-446- ___ ________ 6 14-992-6236 ... l r1iler spete tor rent at V Rt.62 B~ unfurnished Oelu..e perJon. Pat to. prntate entrance. in SvracuM. 8135. per month lwater paid) 814-992-7680 or 304 6753073. Furnished· 3 rooms & bath. Chrttn. No iJ4Jta Aflf & deposi1 r&q ~. r itf!ld U1111tre!l futni!hf!d Adults ~l nly . Call 614-446- One Small g.-Bge ap111trnent for 1 3788 2 BR apu. 6 closets. khchen· !hop end movies 2568 E 0 H 1 bedHMlm apartmeu l in Middleport. 5150. pel' mont~ plus ut~ities Call 614--992-5545. 75 KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 2-alr condltloner•2 ' yra. old. J & S FURNITURE 1415 Eas1Mn Ave. 4 dr.wer che.t. t48. IS drawer chest. t .6 • . 95. 15 pc. wooden dlnnette•ets, $199.96. We bu'f .u-"ed .-nobile hoiT'IIf:l$ CAOH H.IOA>r 800.826-075 ~. Thursday, June 30, 1988 nals. Today's example hand is not a ••o a tJ973 classic, in that West's pre-empt of three hearts might not be made by many players. (They would view West's hand as too slrong for an open· ing three-bid.) Nevertheless , the bid occurred as reported, and Soulh duly arrived at four spades. West led his ace of hearas. hoping tha t his partner might be able to ruff a second heart and then give him a dia· mond ruff. That thinking was all right , but see what happened subsequently. After the heart ace, West continued with ihe heart seven, inlending for East to lead back a diamond if he could ruff the second heart. East did ruff the second heart, but looking at his king of diamonds and the dummy's A·Q, he simply could not bring himself to lead back a diamond. He still could nol see lhe queen or the nine of hearts. +A Vulnerable: Neither -· Dealer: West Wesl Nortb 3 NT Pass a• Pass East Pass Pass Open ing lead: 'I' A vinced that West was void . When he led back a club , declarer had no trouble drawing trumps and giving up a diamond to make the contract. What should West have done? There was no reason for West not to play the heart queen at trick two. And now if East could not get the message to lead a diamond for West to ruff, he should and so he was not absolutely con- take up another game. CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 3TV's "What's 1 Projected My-?" TV show 6 Fellow 4 Singular 5 Baked 10 Out of goody the way 6 Chaste 11 Uniform 7 Bewitch 13 Kind 8 Eager of bear 9 Soccer 14 Banish 15 Sailor's gian~ . Yesterday's Answer assent 12 Jamt~- 25 Anecdotal 35 "Art of CurtiS · 16 Oriental collection Love" 17 C 0 Ior tea 26 "I poet 18 Billy19 Ticket Rhytlun" 36 Domestic W~liams (sl.) 27 Before 38 Gasp 19 Intumdate 20 English 29 English for breath 21 O!d-time river ritual 39 Within WJg 21 Greek 31 Pulpit 40 Undress 24 Frenzy deity discourse 42 Do wrong 28 Al~ee's • 22 Samuel's (abbr.) 44 Roman "Tiny mentor 33 Shabby night 29 Carreras, 23 Lacerate 34 Buddy goddess e .g. 30Palm tree 31 D .C. body 32 Pick up the tab 34 Kettle 37Tatum of jazz 38 Dilly 41 "Hold it, mate!" 43 Witless 45 Bound 46Card game 47 Gainsay 48 Glorify DOWN 1 " - Loves Mambo" 2 Britisher's "really!" DAILY CRYPrOQUO'J"FS- Here's how to.work it: AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW 1130 One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE JUD EDHJ NDZPD QZG GSFMH IUSV J s Q ED OZRFPD Q JS IQG HO- WMODZR GSF WSSN u0 v J UQNN.-ISSRMSI SW XZSI OH s J s UOMD IONHSZ Yeeterdq'l Cr,pflo4aote: WHATEVER A MAN'S AGE, HE CAN REDUCE IT SEVERAL YEARS BY PU'M'ING A BRIGHT-COLORED FLOWER IN HIS BU'ITONHOLE. -'MARK TWAIN C),. . Killg Ft~MW SVftlllcalll. Inc I, -··· �Pomeroy-M~Ieport, Ohio Page- 16- The Daily Sentinel Thursday, June 30, 1988 CONSTRUCTION GRADE WESTERN SPRUCE LUMBER SIZE 2"x4" 2"x6" 2"x8" 2"x1 0" 10' 9 3.39 4.49 6.69 12' 2.69 3.99 5.49 7.99 14' 3.09 4.89 6.49 9.29 PRE-CUT NO. 1 STUDS 16' 3.49 5.59 7.39 10.69 $139EA. ·ECONOMY STUDS 89¢ . . . JOHNS MANVILLE FIBERGLASS SHINGLES w~ •Neptune Green Only $1765 5/8" • 4' PINE SIDING EA. $13~~1 PLYWOOD SHEATHING 4' X 8' $9 sGAl. ALUMINUM FIBERED ROOF COATING $19 STANLEY DOORS 3/0 6 Panel Door LATIICE 99 2/8 1/2 Glass Door SHEET $159 95 cox ........ $6 9 ~HEET 9 4' X 8' cox ...... ~1 0 ~H /2" - 4' $129 95 $595 99 SGAL. I - X 8' 80 LB. GRAVEL MIX $375 PRESSURE TREATED LANDSCAPING TIMBERS $359 PRIMED, SMOOTH LENGTHS $499 26" X 10' LENGTHS $599 6" X 12' LENGTHS $699 LAP SIDING 7 /16" X 12" X 16" KINGSFORI:9 SHUTTERS 10o/c :.::::.Jo<~l OFF COMPLETE STOCK! INDOOR - OUTDOOR PERFORATED & SOLID 4" X 10' SEWER & DRAIN GRASS CARPET ru:""n"n",yfW $3PJ~E 4 $3 ~.YD. JOINT BARBED WIRE 9 CELOTEX 1/2" x 4' x 8' BLACK INSULATION BOARD 9 $3 ~HEET 90 LB. =:::;~ ROLLED ROOFING BAG EA. ·WHITE OR GREEN FIBERGLASS ROOFING 26" X 8' 8' T1-11 FIBEAED ROOF COATING X 40 Gallon Gas $15495 $21 ~0LL THE ATRIUM DOOR (F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:==="'T'I;;::;;;;;-,.REPLACE 'YOUR OLDSUOING DOOR WITH THE •Black •Brown •White •Green ATRIUM DOOR. • all wood • energy efficient • certified for Federal~v Tax Credit • Ready-to-Install • Solid Brass mortice lock Included The AtrUn Door ocluclly a whole systemofideasfor ~ 6-0 X 6'8" Includes Screen and Hardware ~an: home. Come in . today-let us help you dloose the idea~ riglt for yastane. l . � 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 06. June 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 June 30, 1988 bryson clarke grimm storey