http://66.213.69.5/files/original/aaeb94165e4f096671204f501269844f.pdf f10995f2975c3c12e3f8fd78271278b1 PDF Text Text • Dodgers claim NL pennant Ohio wttery Daily Number · 668 Pick 4 1288 Super Lotto 16-18-20-25-34-36 Page 4 Clear, low .In mid 30s. Fricfay, mostly sunny, with highs near 70. • Vol.38, No.111 Copyrighted 1888 DHS employees, By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Staff "Remember us as citizens too." Members of the striking Meigs . County Department of Human Services made this re'q ues t of the Meigs . County Commissioners when they attended Wednesday's . commissioners' meeting. . Five striking employees, Mi• chael Oller, Carolyn Cullums, Neal Knight, Susan Dotson and : Ann Rupe, and Rupe's husband, Dick Rupe, werl! at the meeting · to dl&cuss some aspects of the ' strike situation. The strike began Aug.1. Dick Rupe 1 Section, 12 Pages A Mul~lmedla Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio; Thursday, October 13: 1988 • • COm.miSSIOD commissioners on why the strik- -'county being denied?''• Ing employees are being denied Commissioner Rich Jones extheir requests for more money plained that the DHS money when money for the Department comes from the State on a of Human Services comes from year-t~year basis "and we never the State. Rupe also wanted to know from one year to the next know why negotiations were how mucb it will be." being denied? Because o( this uncertainty Commissioner David Koblentz from year to year, Jones said !tis answered that he did not think his own belief that the commisnegotiations have been denied. sioners cannot commit to someCommissioner Manning Roush thing which down the road the pointed out that even though county might not be able to money Is reimbursed by the afford. He said he did not think State, It is stlll taxpayers money . county taxpayers would be In ''True," agreed Rupe, "but our favor of paying additional retaxes are going to 87 other venue to fund an employee counties to pay employees' salar- contract. ies and benefits, so why are Jones also noted that salaries salaries and benefits in our at the DHS are already discuss issues much greater than salaries paid to other county employees. Cullums countered Jones that Department of Human Services' employees should be compared with Departments of Human Services In other counties, and that DHS workers in other places are making over a dollar more on the hour than Meigs DHS workers. In turn, Jones said to compare the Meigs DHS fringe benefits package to DHS fringe benefit packages In other counties and Meigs would probably be thhe better deal. Michael Oller pointed out that DHS employees now pay a portion of their insurance cover- age, when In the past, the coverage was paid 100 percent by the county. ' However, according to Jones, the Insurance benefits at the Department of Human Services are still being paid 100 percent for both single and family Insurance packages, but that caps have been placed on benefit premiums at current levels. If premiums should increase In the future, employees would be required to pay the difference between the current cost and the Increase. In the courthouse however, the county only pays the cost of a single Insurance plan, and If an employee wants a family plan, the employee must pay the difference between the family plan and the single plan. Rupe also questioned why the commissioners contract with a labor consultant Instead of negotiating themselves, since money being paid for the consultant, and for deputies who have been hired to provide security, would go a long way to satisfy employees' demands. The commissioners sa]d a consultant was hired because neither of them have the expertise to handle contract ~egotia­ tions with union experts. However , Jones said the commissioners do establish the Cont~d on page 6 Dukakis, Bush in second and final debate this evening WASHINGTON (UPI) - It be Michael Dukakis's last stand, but tonight's second presidential debate Is the clearest and perhaps final chance he hal to tum the tables on George Bush to lead the race for the White House. Though national opinion polls show the contest for popular votes very close between the the Democratic MasSachusetts governor and the Republican vice president, Dukakls strategists know t•hat when It comes to electoral votes - the votes that decide the presidency- the map is quickly shrinking for them. Several electoral surveys, ineluding one by United Press International, show Bush with a solid or slight edge In states worth enough votes to win Nov. 8. The surveys, however, also show much of Bush's support is soft. and In some states he holds only a narrow lead. Because the winner of a state captures all of its electoral votes, a small shift In popular votes In a close state could 'take it away from one nominee with dramatic results in the Electoral College. As a result, with less than a month until the election, Dukakls quickly must find a way to change the tight race Into an electoral advantage. To do that he needs a defining event that thus far has been absent in the campaign. Tonight's televised debate In Los Angeles Is the most logical opportunity for the Democrat because barring any unexpected event, it appears likely to be the final flashpoint of the 1988 campaign. may~not •• POP CORN, NOT PILLS - Members of Meigs High's .Teen Institute and T.I.'s offshoot, H.U.G.S., are selling popcorn to raise money to send nine students to an upcoming Advanced · Helping SkUis Workshop In Dayton. The popcorn, bottled In old whiskey bottles by Van Reeth Popcol'il Ia Norwich, sells for S3 a bottle. The claem!C~·free popcorn Is also being sold to pramote next week's "Drug-Free Week" In Meigs Local. The students will be going door to door to sell the popcorn, but If anyone Is missed and wants to buy some, contact the school and ask for Jeannie Taylor or Katliy Reed. Some of the students who will be taking part In the sale are, seated In front, GeoH Cogar and Marla Graham, seated 01.1 boxes, Matt Haynes and Mary Stein, and standing, April Hudson, Amy Blake and Frank Blake. Report says Riffe sought 'payola' AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - Ohio House Speaker Vern Riffe demanded $30,000 from Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Ohio in return for favorable consideration on health insurance legislation, The Akron Beacon Journal reported today. · In a copyright story, the newspaper said Riffe demanded two years ago that the payment be given as a campaign contribution to the state senate campaign of Wayne Jopes of Cuyahoga Falls. Riffe dented making the de· mand, saying he had no Involvement In Jones's unsuccessful campaign. ''That Is a lie," Riffe told the newspaper. "That is as false as anything In the world." The newspaper· said Blue Cross's chief legal counsel, Jerome Rogers, told the former president of the insurer's eastern division, J . Patrick Bryan, that Riffe said without the payment the bill would go nowhere. Tlie newspaper quoted Bryan recalling a .conversation with Rogers, who is also a registered Blue Cross lobbyls t. ~ "He 961d, 'Vern Riffe said It's going to stay In committee unless we come up with the 30 grand,"' said Bryan. "I said, 'You've got fo be kidding. You mean he just wanted you to write him a check or hand him the cash?' "He said, 'Oh, no, no, no, no, Local news briefs---. Fultz campaign coordinator · Betty J . Fultz, Middleport, has been named area campaign coordinator for Republican candidate Judge Joyce George In her bid for election to the Ohio Supreme Court. So far in her campaign, Judge George has visited all88 Ohio counties traveling over 45,000 miles In that effort. She has 12 years of judicial experience serving on the Ninth District Court of Appeals in Akron. Fultz Is a former elementary school teacher and resides at 129 Falrlane Drive In Middleport. Pomeroy police. probe 3 wrecks Three accidents, with only minor damage to the vehicles, were Investigated by Pomeroy Pollee Wednesday. The first occured on· the parking lot at Veterans Memorial Hospital at 11 a.m. Pollee reported that Betty Kern, 64, Shade, backed from a parking space Into the side of a car driven by James Carsey, 25, Middleport. There was no damage to the Kern vehicle and only light damage to the left side of the Carsey car. There were no citations. At 12:31 p.m. pollee were called to West Main Street where a vehicle driven by Joseph Fields, Sr. 66, Middleport, was struck Continued on page 6 '-···--- ---·- no. It Isn't for him. It's for Wayne Jones's campaign.'" The bill, which has since become .W., was designed to save the insurer millions of dollars in costs by enabling It to force Cleveland-area hospitals to compete against one another for Blue Cross business. From 1985 through 1987, when the .bill was passed, Riffe and committees he personally controls collected nearly $60,000 from Blue Cross executives and lobbyists, the newspaper said. Other legislators In key positions to Influence the bill received at least $30,000 during the same period from the same sources, according to campaign financial reports. Blue Cross spent more than $900,000 between 1984 and 1987 to get what it wanted In Columbus, the newspaper said Jones, who was deputy director of the Ohio Department of Insurance for the Celeste adminIstration, was appointed last year to serve the unexpired term of Rep. Vernon Cook, who died In office. .Jones Is running for re-election. A clear win for Dukakls could attacks that he is too liberal for help give him just the type of the nation. Even some of Dukaboost he needs to shift close kis 's most ardent supporters are states away from Bush. At the upset that the vice president has same time, a draw or even a win been able to define Dukakls for for Bush could begin to cement the American public - and the an advantage in the Electoral governor has done little to thwart College, putting the prize out of the Image crafted by the GOP. Dukakls's reach. ' At the same time, neither man ''The math here is the realtest. has given the public an overridI think the debate might just be ing reason for supportive votes. critical," said one Democrat Instead, the focus has been on playing a key role In Dukakls's why people should not cast New York campaign. "Dukakls ballots for the other.candidate. is certainly under a lot more pressure because he has a lot of ~· wood to .cpop. Bush doesn't have as much." It appears a repeat of the Sept. 25 presidential debate would be likely to help Bush either hold or increase his lead. For example, a CLEVELAND (UPI) - VIce Time magazine poll following the President George Bush holds a first confrontation in Winton- four point lead over Mass. Gov . Salem, N.C., showed people Michael Dukakls, according to a thought Dukakls was a better Cleveland Plain Dealer poll. debater than Bush, had more to The survey conalsted of ransay on the issues and had better dom Interviews with 600 voters command of the facts. Yet the across the state and, therefore, Is same voters thought both candl- too small to be statistically valid. djltes were equally believable But the newspaper said the and found Bush more likable and results were slmUar to findings more "presidential." of other polls. Thus, while Dukakis probably The Plain Dealer telephone scored more debating points, it survey was conducted by KRC did little to help his overall Communications Research of campaign. Boston and the American Po UtiKnowing this, Bush can afford cal Network of McLean, Va. to play it safer than Dukakls The poll showed Bush and his tonight. The Democrat not only runnlngmate, Sen. Dan Quayle of must win on the facts but In Indiana, with 45 percent, as trying to skewer his opponent he opposed to tl pereentfor Dukakls must do · so without appearing • and his l'UIUIJag mate, Sen. Lloyd mean. Bentsen of Texu. Eighteen perAt some point, Dukakls, who cent of th- surveyed were has searched for a consistent undecided. campaign theme, also must find a way to tum aside Bush's I' ':\('. . .,... Bush holds .slim .lead, poll reveals . ' One winning ticket sold for Ohio Lotto CLEVELAND (UPI) - One .ticket was sold for Ohio's Super Lotto game Wednesday night that matched the six numbers drawn, making the holder eligible to claim the $6 million jackpot. The name of the ticket holder will be announced after the winning ticket Is validated at a lottery office, a lottery commission spokesman said today. The winning numbers were 16, 18, 20, 25, 34 and 36. FIRE POSTER WINNERS - Aaaually the Middleport F1re Department sta,_ a poster contest for children at the Middleport Elementary ~ Scbool as a part of Fire Protection Week. This year the theme was "Test Your Detector." The posters are being displayed In local businesses. F1rst place winners, front, left to right, each receiving $10 were Rachael Taylor, Adam Thomas, Josh Price, Lucas Compton, and Jason Nelgler, and second plsce winner, left to right, · back, receiving 15 each were Jessica Cale, Aaron Hockman, and Justin M. Burris. Other second place winners not present for the picture were Brandon Smith and Natalie Faulk. ( ' l • �. , Thursday, October 13, 1988 Sentinel We Reserve The Right To limit Quantities _ STORE HQURS DOUBLE . • . 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. 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Cu1tomw At Powoll' 1 Sopor Valu tlwu Sal., Oct. IS, 1911 4 ROll PKG. 1 99< LOTSA POP SURF DETERGENT 147 oz. $559 Umh 1 "' (1111- Good Only At Powoll' 1 Su,. Valu o Good Sun., ·o.t. 8, thru Sat., Oct. 15, 1~11 • • 24 PAll CASE 12 OZ. CA"S ' $29~ UmH 1 P• Custom• Good CWy At Powolr • Su,. Valu .Good Sun., Oct. 8, thru-Sal.. Oct. IS, 191111 (27·24). Losses have come at the hands of Jackson ( 6·0) and undefeated Portsmouth West olast week 15·12 on a late touchdown. The Tigers are led on offense by Junior Quarterback D. R. Robi nson who has thrown for more than 800 yards on the year. Marauder Coach Charlie Chan· cey says the biggest task for the Marauders would be to stop the Tiger passing game. Coach Chancey adds that the Tigers have excellent athletes In the offensive backfield and at the wide·outs, are well coached and will be the most talented that the Marauders have laced this season. Coach Chancey also said two things the Marauders will have to do Is defense the option and play goOd pass defense. The Tigers are coached by running backs" remarked Bolin " but we have a lot of problems with the quick backs, we are in for a big challenge Friday nigh t. The Marauders will start Wes Young at center, Jerry Jacks and Jared Sheets at the guards, with Matt Peterson and Doug Stewart at the tackles. The ends will be Kevin Oiler and Kelly Ogdln, with Scott Nelgler ai the flanker position. Junior Eddie Crooks . gets the nOd at quarterback with McElroy at fullback and Howard at tailback.Young and Jacks have been slowed by Injuries and fired In a slapshot at 4: 40 of the illness this week.but will be ready Friday night. third period to .break a 2·2 tie. Federko won a jaceoff to set up On defense the Marauders will Hull at the top ol the right circle. stack up with Terry Fields and Wbalers 4, Rangers 2 Young al end, Sophomore Dave At New York, Cary Wilson :· scored on a power play to break a lr - - - - - - - - - - - - , 2.2 ue at 2:58 of the second periOd. About five minutes later , (All games) Jody Hull registered his first TE!\M W L P OP NHL goal. Belpre ................. 6 0 . 127 20 Blackhawks 10, Jets 1 At Chicago, Denis Savard Meigs _. ......... ..;...... 5 1 148 50 collected two short-handed goals Vinton Co ........... .4 2 66 48 and three assists, and Rick v ·a lve Trimble ............... 4 3 90 82 registered a ha t trick and an Nelson· York ..... ... 3 3 68 112 assist to lead Chicago to Its Wellston .............. 1 5 80 111 highest goal total since It scored Alexander ........ ... 1 5 39 164 10 against Winnipeg in December Fed. Hocking ." ...... 1 6 65 128 Miller ..................1 6 53 105 1982. (TVC Only) TEAM WL POP Belpre ... .............. 6 0 127 20 Meigs ............ ... ... 5 1 148 50 VInton Co. .. .... .... .4 1 66 26 Nelson·York ........3 2 68 67 Trimble ., .. ............3 3 84 82 Wellston ....... .......1 4 71 98 Alexander ...........1 4 33 150 Fed. Hocking ....... 1 5 53 115 Miller ..................0 5 40 96 Friday's games Waverly at Meigs Federal Hocking at Wellston VInton County at Trimble Miller at Belpre Alexander at Nelsonville·York former Trimble Coach Ed Bolin , now In his fifth year at the Pike County school. He has turned the program from a losing one to a power one again In the Southern Ohio Conference. . Coach Bolln states that Meigs might be the only team In the area that can boast to having two backs UtecallberofJef!McElroy . and Wess Howard." We are u5ed to facing the· big power ,type Tennis The United States will meet Paraguay in February in a first -round 1989 Davis Cup match. Two years ago, Paraguay defeated the U.S. to send the American team into zone com· petetion. Defending champion Sweden meets Italy in the openIng round .... Sweden's Stefan Edberg Is the second player to qualify for the elght·man Na· bisc'o Masters Nov. 30-Dec. 5 at New York's Madison Square Garden, joining countryman and World No. 1 Mats Wllander.... Jimmy Connors, Tomas Smld, Christian Bergstrom, Michie! Schapers, Jakob Hlasek and Andrei Chesnokov won second· round m atches at France' s $290,000 Olympia of Touiouse .. .. Top seed Tim !VIayotte, Andres Gomez, Shuzo Matsuoka and Glenn Michlbata each defeated an Australian in the second round of the $510,000 Australian Indoor Championship at Sydney. • Olympics The International Olympic Committee reportedly will repeal its ban on Austria's Karl Schranz , who was forced to leave the 1972 Sapporo Games after then -IOC chief Avery Brundage ruled the skier breached his · amateur status. The IOC is expected to award Schranz lhe medal !!very competitor receives to commemorate participation In the Games . •The total value . of the · double coupon may .not exceed $1.00. •Any manufacturer's cou: pon gneater than 51 C will ' be redeemed at face.value only. •Only one manufactur· er's coupon per i~em. •The total value ofthe dciu-.. ble manufacturer's coupon cannot.. exceed the· purchase price of the item. Money will not . be · \'8· funded. 4·0, gain the best start In Its 22·year history. Canucks 6, Oilers 2 . At Edmonton, Alberta, Greg Adams registered a hat trick and an assist to aliow Vancouver to end a 24·game winless streak (0·21-3) against Edmonton dat· lng to March 1984. Sabres 8, Peagulns 5 At Buffalo, N.Y., DaveAndrey· chuk gained his fifth NHL hat trick" and Buffalo scored five goals Within 7:34 of the second periOd, · boosted by a fighting penalty aga inst Pittsburgh's Jay Caulfield. Blues 4, Maple Leafs 2 At Toronto, Brett Hull took a pass from Bernie Federko and TVC standings The Daily Senlinel Peterson honored FJRES OFF SHOT - Wlanlped Jet Markku KyUonen (18) fires ofl a shot In the llrsl period as Chicago Black Hawk Jim Playfalf defends In Wednesday night's game In Chlcag~. Also In action Is Jet Lurie Boschmann. (UPI) . (USPS 14~810) A Division or MultJmedl"" Inc. Published every afternoon, Monday throogh Friday, 111 Court St., Po· meroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pub· llshlng Company /Multimedia, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Ph. 992-2156. Second class postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. Member: United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the Obto Newspaper Assa:lation. National Advertising Reoresentattve, Branham Newspaper Safes, 133 Third Avenue, New .York, New York 10017. POSTMASTER: Send address chan ges to The Dally Sentinel, l1l Court St .. Pomeroy, OhJo 457tll, SUBSCRIPl'ION RAT!ll By Carrier or Mohr R41ute . 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After being part of the hotly· Rookie Joe Saklc made the contested New Yo r k-area troika score 3-1·at 9:48. - Rangers, Islanders, DDevlls "When I was growing up In - for two seasons, Poddubny has Western Canada .I always been thrust Into an equally torrid dreamed of playing here in the rivalry. · Forum and now it Is a dream come true," said Saklc, who has The centerman led the Rangers in scoring his two years three goals this season. "I did with the team , then was traded to play an exhibition game here but we lost that one and It was a long Quebec this past offseason. ""I have heard about this bus ride back to Quebec. "It will be better tonight." Montreal-Quebec rivalry, but Poddubny delivered his first of now I know what it !eels like, " he the gaine, a power-play score said. "It wasn't a neat game tonight but the bottom line Is that that lifted Quebec to a 4-1 we got two points." advantage at 13:55. Poddubny contributed two Goals by Jose Charbonneau, goals Wednesday night to help his first In the NHL, and Bobby the Nordiques draw first blood in Smith got Montreal back in it the 1988·89 battle of Quebec (the heading into the first p rovince) with a 6-5 victory oyer intermission. the Canadlens. ,Smith tied It early In ihe second periOd and Peter Stastny tallied Last season. Montreal was the easy winner over Quebec, going the go-ahead goal at 6: 35 of the 6-2-0 by taking the last six session. Poddubny's fourth of the · meetings . The Canadlens fin· season, about five minutes later, !shed first in the Adams Division, made it 6·4. the Nordlques last. Poddubny, despite his two Th is,time, Quebec started fast goals, still hasn ' t gotten used to this rivalry stuff. against goaltender Brian Hayward, scoring twice in 88 " It has taken me awhile to seconds. · adjust since I got here." ''That was my worst game In a The way he adjusted to his Montreal uniform ," said Hayprevious rivalry, he should have ward, who has played 70 regitlar· no problem here. And he's offto a season . games In a Montreal great start. uniform. Elsewhere, It was Los Angeles Gaetan Duchesne scored 32 · 6, Boston 2; Vancouver 6, Ed· seconds into the game and Paul monton 2; Buffalo 8, Pittsburgh Gillis made It 2·0 by picking a 5; St. · Louis 4, Toronto 2; rebound off the boards: Hartford 4, NY Rangers 3; and "We should have never given Chicago 10, Winnipeg 1. up those two goals," Canadiens Kings 6, Bruins 2 Coach Pat Burns said. "They At Los Angeles, Luc Robataille collected two goals and two cost us the game." Still, Montreal closed to 4·3 by assists, Wayne Gretzky scored the end of a wild first period, In twice and Bernie Nicholls totaled four points to help Los Angeles, which t)le Canadiens outshot the Nordiques 16·11. Petr Svoboda got a fluke goal on a power play at 8: 33. His shot Lester will get his first 'slart at tackle · along side of Peterson . Freshman Terry McGuire and Howard will be at the corners, with Neigler a nd McElroy at linebacker. Rounding the Ma· rauder defense will be Kurtis English, Randy· Hawley and Vincent Vanaman at the half. back spots. The Marauders had a 13 game wi nning streak broken In the loss at VInton County .a nd hold a 16 game home wi!lnin g slreak dat · lng back to the ninth game of the 1984 season. Meigs owns a 10-2 series lead . over Waverly with the las l game being a 7·6 Marauder win In 1982. Both of the Tigers wins have been at Waver ly 29-25 in 1972 and 12-0 in 1980. Chapter 131sFriday night with kickoff at 7:30 at Marauder Stadium . Sports briefs. 2 $ . 19 By Di\VE Hi\RRIS POMEROY - The Meigs Ma· · rauder.s will try to rebound from last Friday night 's heartbreak· ing loss to Vinton Coun ty when they host former SEOAL foe Waverly Friday night at Ma· rauder Stadium. The Tigers are 4·2 on the year with victories over Fairland , Minford, and always tough Athens 05·7) and Wheelersburg NHL teams swing into full action Wednesday (OUPONS PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., OCT. 9, THRU SAT., OCT. 1S, The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Marauders· hope to rebound against Tigers in non-loop .tilt • Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM . ___ .. _.,.. ___.. 'VIall 1MN Deolua Toclar tar lnlpper s.iea I s ....ICil ...;_ All . . . . . . . . . . , Mt . . , . ....... "' til P'Of'*lent . GWNritRACTOR SALES & 204 CONDOR STREET 992-2876 163 Upper •iver Rd., Gallipolis, Ohio (Across from the Airport) I SER~ICE • ' �• ' Thursday, October 13, 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Dodgers blank Mets; · win NL flag; A's next By MIKE BARNES • UPI Sports Writer LOS ANGELES - Orei Hershiser lived up to his nickname of "Bulldog" Wednesday night by taking a bite out of the Mets. But most of the wounds suffered by New York In Game 7 of the National League playoffs were self-Inflicted. Hershlser pitched a five-hit shutout. But the Dodgers also capitalized on two errors by the New York Infield In a five-run second Inning that sent Los Angeles to a surprisingly simple 6·0 victory and a berth In the :World Series. Steve Sax, who had three hits, delivered a two-run, bases· loaded single In the critical inning as the Dodgers went on to capture their 18th pennant- the most of any NL team -and first since 1981. In a rematch of the 1974 World Ser,les, Los Angeles will play the Oakland Athletics In an all· California showdown for base· ball's championship. The A's woo In 1974 In five games. J"he Doagers open the World Series at ho.l)le Saturday night. The Mets, who beat the Dodgers 10 of 11 games In the regular season, used a dramatlc cQl-neback to win the series OJ:!ener, then forced a seventh game with a 5·1 victory Tuesday night. However, with Hershlser- the Most Valuable Player of the NL Cl)a.mplonshlp Se.rles -protect· In~ a six-run lead, there was no hope for a comeback. . ~'What a Job this guy has done for us," Los Angeles Manager Tcim Lasorda said of Hershlser. .. "II he's not the Cy Young Award winner 1 want the FBI to investigate it." · With a Dodger Stadium crowd of 55,693 anticipating the World Series, Hershlser started the ninth by retiring Kevin McRey· nolds on a deep fly. He Induced Gregg Jefferies to ground out and struck out Howard Johnson looking.· Hershlser dropped to one knee before hugging catcher Mike Scloscla. A Joyous Dodger dugout raced to the mound. this year won nine of 10 games In 1 os Angeles entering Game 7 ;ere doomed. Hershlser, 23·8 with a 2.26 ERA this year, made his third start and fourth appearance of the playoffs. The 30-yeai-old right· bander struck out five and walked two. Hershlser, who saved Game 4 and warmed up during Game 5, pitched 24 2·3 Innings In the serJes. the most In 20 years of Championship Series play, and finished with a 1.09 ERA. "I thank God to have an arm that can come back like this after two days,'' he said. "But the Most Valuable Player Award should go to the errtlre team because It was a team effort." It was Heishlser's nlntb shutout and 16th complete game this season. He needed 130 pitches to send the Mets to only their seventh shutout this sl'!ason. While Hershlser was excep· tlonal, New York starter Ron Darling was awfuL The righthander was removed after throw· Ing just 35 pitches and falling to retire any of the five batters he · faced In the second Inning. Dwight Gooden then made his first relief appearance since high school. But by then the Mets ·who "Nobody thought we <;auld win," said Lasorda, whose feam finished fifth and fourth the previous two seasons. "When we went to spring training they said the Dodgers are through. To restore the tradition of this organization Is a great thrill." With the sun setting at Dodger Stadium, New York watched Its defense unravel. Scloscla and Jeff HamUton opened the second with singles, and when Alfredo Grtffln's popped bunt dropped to the first-base side ofthe mound, Los Angeles had the bases loaded with none out. · Hershlser then tapped a 1·2 pitch toward rookie ·Jefferies at third. He dropped the ball, then threw too late tl!get the pitcher at . .,I ..,.,.- erals and help your softener last longer. Made from food grade salt-99.9% -·--- ·-----h -·-·-·a . Sail Pellets contain two unique Cleansing ingredients that wash away dirt and min· RESINGARD HERSHISER MVP - Dodger hurler Orel Hershlser, who won Wednesday night's pennant clincher, holds up the Most Valuable Player trophy. awarded to him by the National League after , ' pitching a 6-G shutout ag-ainst the Mets. (UPI) quart~r of that game. If Viking By G. SPENCER OSBORNE skipper Merrill Triplett decides OVP Staff Writer . to keep Daniels· out for this one, · Guess what? Southwestern has tailback Fred Wilburn Is hls remained tied for second place In likely choice-to be his workhorse. the SVAC with Hannan Trace for KC will need a big game from · the second straight week. 210-pound full&ack John Sipple, Yes, 'Jack James' Highlanders whose yardage prqductlon has have quietly but steadily mewed slipped from 76 yards against lrito the conference's upper half. A combination of a strong de- Southwestern two weeks ago to 26 fense and a running game. yards against Oak Hllllast week. · North Gallla•Easlern powered by the legs of tailback The Pirates, subjected to a Chris Metzger and fullback Josh Halslop has propelled the High· 32-polnt assault last week ·by Hannan Trace, are a beavy tander,s to a J.1 league mark. By ·the way, James' troops favorite to take Friday night's scored more points against East· game against an Eastern squad ern last week (31) than they still seeking Its first :wtn of the allowed In their last three games season. Pirate fullback Felipe Beach, (25, scored by Southern, Kyger who rushed for 104 yards against Creek and Eastern). the Wildcats, should pick up his Tomorrow night the Highland· third straight 100-yard game, ers will have at Its homecoming even If quarterback Greg Glassgame a Wildcat squad that has won four of Its last five games, Including a ·32·2Q homecoming victory over North Gallla last week. However; the Highlanders aren't hurting for momentum, as they have won their last three contests. To stop the Wildcats the Highlanders must have peak performances from .their secon· dary of Bill Patte~. D.J. Harden, Mike Walker and Joe Hammond to contain HT deep threats Scott Caldwell and J.J. Bevan, while SW defensive frontmen Brent Davies, · Brett McDaniels, ·and Anthony and Glen Arrowood, a·mong ..others, must · put the .wraps on Wildcat running backs Brad Cremeens and Todd Saund· ers as well as scrambling quar· terback Shad Johnson. To spoil Southwestern's home· coming, Don Saunders' Wildcats will have to contain Metzger and Halslop and have pass rushers Jack Swain and Dean Flanery turn up the heat on Walker at quarterback. Swain ~nd . Flanery will gave their hands full with . Walker, who . like Johnson Is a scrambler with above-average running a blllty. · KCHSCSymmes Valley Mel Coen's Bobcats are hi dire need of a win, as they have lost · their last three games and are tied with North Gallla for third place at 1·3. Each opponent Kyger Creek has played !nits last three games has scored more · points (Hannan Trace 20, Southwestern 22, and OakHill32) than the total the Bobcats have posted In those same three games (18). The Bobcats will travel south to lace a Symmes Valley squad that suffered a critical blow In last week's win against Southern . Fullback sensation Kenny Da· nlels was taken out of the game · after suffering a concussion while blocking In the t)llrd RESINGARD~ :F.m ' .... pure. EXCELSIOR SALT WORKS --------~ ~ J::( POMEROY, OHIO Meigs seventh graders win ' ~ACKSON - The seventh ~de Marauders, using an ex· ploslve. offense and a dynamic delense, pounded the Ja~kson Irorimen In a game that dis· p~yed the talent and depth of the team. the second play of the game showed the Marauders offensive ~.er as Heath Hudson scam· pired 49 yards for the TD with ~In Whobrey adding the extra polllts, to give Meigs a quick 8-0 ie~ at the 7:17 mark of the first qqarier. Jackson turning the ball back to: Meigs, after a QB sack by W)lobrey and an Interception at thtr Jackson 25 by Stephan T~lor. · ;Eive plays later, the Maraud· ed- reach paydlrt again on Jaihua Blair's one yard dive and Hudson adding the two point conversion with 3:30 left In the !lrst quarter. - On Jackson's next play from scrimmage, Scott Peterson smothered the loose ball at the Ironman 36. Meigs crossing the goalllne 4 plays later, on Eric Wagner's 17 yard Jaunt wltb 1:02 remaining In the first quarter, while the extra After unsucessful point try 3came up short.Ironmen PillY•· the Marauders sack the just as explosive and dominant as the .first. After forcing the Ironmen to give ~p the ball at their own 47, Blair s 47 yard TD was called back for a penalty, which saw Hudson two plays later race 47 yards for the TD. An Incomplete pass for the extra point gave Meigs a 34·0 lead with 5:07 showing In the third quarter. Following a 14 yard Ironman pass, the Marauders defense punished the QB as Jake ,Kennedy, Hudson and Whobrey registered consecutive sacks forcing a Jackson punt. The Marauders at their own 45 chaulked up another 6-polnter In twoplays,capped,byWagner's50 yard TD sprint, with 1:49 left In the 3rd quarter. Jn the fourth quarter the Marauders' defense, stU! on the rampage, saw Wagner recover an Ironman fumble, Tony Davis tear the ball from a Jackson back with Matt Clark recovering the loose ball and Tom Cremeans rack up yet another QB sack. Jackson'sonlyscorecameona 48 yard run with the two point conversion successful. Next week the Meigs team will Ja~on:a~auders once more del\lonstrating their quick strike ~~"~~ ~~ ~:d~~;2 t~f~~ ~e:~: 'NHL results N.\TIONA.L HOCKEY LEAGUE Wales Cotierenc:e I"Mrld1 Dhol&ton !feam W L T Ft11. GF GA. 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In short, the Oaks can do breaking .the Eagles' three-game more than give the ball to scoring drought In last week's fullback Bobby Ward and let him contest against the Highlanders . move the sticks every pther time Durst threw a 13-yard touchdown he carries the ball. pass to Lance In the game's final .Jn the ranklngs ... quarte~. ending 15 quarters of Hannan Trace moved up two scoreless football by the Eagles. notches this Week to unseat North Remember Columbia Gallla as the SVAC's highest· . Though Bill Hensler's Torna· ranked team In Division V, does have a slim chance of Region 19. Ahead of the seventh: beating Oak Hill Friday night, ranked Wildcats were (from they should remember that Co· lowest to highest) Morral Ridge· lumbla ended their 44·game dale, Howard's East Knox, losing streak, the longest In Portsmouth Notre Dame, Colum· major college football history, bus Wehrle, Newark Cathollc with a 16·13 win over Princeton and top-ranked Canal last Saturday. Enough said. Winchester. The boys from the bend shouiQ.. Other league teams and their also remember that the Oaks' · respective ranklngs this week . ' ...---t l------, Highlanders to host· Hannan ·Trace for homecoming game . ' !lrst as Sciascia scored for a 2-0 lead. , "I wanted t~. throw hOme,' Jefferies said. The crowd was yelling and I dldn' t hear anybody tell me what do do. I took my eye off the ball and messed It up.'' Seconds later, It was 4-0 when Sax ripped his single to center. "It was meant to be," New York Manager Davey Johnson said. "]n the Dodgers' second I was trying to get Doc (Gooden) ready for Sax. He takes 10-12 minutes. We stalled a bit but the phOne rang (to Indicate Gooden was warmed liP) as Sax hit the ball." OIAMONO CRYSTAl:: The Daily Sentinei-Page-.6 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·Thursday, October 13, 1988 stops squeaks, dlst>laC•H moisture. protects metol #40011 495 Sylvania Halogen Headlamps 1 1 TricoWiper Blades or Wiper Blade Refills 31~o~onth ·asaa . Warranty . 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Police reported that Fields had stopped for oncoming traffic when the Ohlinger truck struck his car in the rear. Ohlinger was cited for assured clear distance. There was light rearend damage to the Fields' car, with slight front bumper damage to the Ohlinger vehicle. ' At 3:08p.m. on EastMalnat NyeAve., acardrlvenby Donald ·Dalley , 52, of Salem, was struck in the rear by a car driven by Mabel Brumfield, 39, Gallipolis. JoAnn Dalley, a passenger in the Dalley car, was transported by the Pomeroy Emergency. Squad to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was treated and released. Brumfield was cite d for assured clear distance. There was Ugh\ rearerid damage to the Dalley vehicle . , EMS has 7 Wednesday rolls . Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports seven calls Wednesday; Rutland at 12: 18 a.m. to Salem St. lor Emogene Dean to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at · 4:41 . a.m. to Trouble Creek Road for Mary Kerns to Holzer Medical .Center; 'Tuppers Plains at 12:42 p.m. to the Arbaugh Addition lor Bertha Wolfe, to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 3:26p.m. transported JoAnn Dalley from a n au to accident on Nye Ave. to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Bernie Brumfield was .treated at the scene of the accident; Olga Yonker. Michael Brumfield imd Dawna Brumfield refused treatment at the scepe; Chester Fire Departmental 6: Olp.m. to a barn fire on Skinner Run; Middleport at 8: 51 p.m. to an auto fire on Broadway St.; Middleport at 9:59p.m. to Miller St. for Irene Russell to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Fire department has 52 September calls · The Middleport Fire Department answered a total cif 54 calls during tile month of September includiog 43 emergency runs and 11 fire calls, Fire Chief Jeff Darst reports. All vehicles of · the . department were driven 1245.4 m Ues during Uie month. Stocks Dally stock prices (As of 10: 30 a.m.) J'ryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis & Loewi Am Electric Power ............. 27',4 AT&T .. .. .... 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Foster, W. va. will be the speaker. The , public is invited to attend. position they want their consul- missioners for their time. -Adopted a resolution of in- : ta nt to take. The commissioners also con- tent for Meigs· County to join The employees pointed out that ducted the following other bust- Athens, Hocking and VInton problems at the Department of ness matters, Counties in forming a ~wage , Human Services do not ail stem -Named Dr. R.R. F:lckens to district, as J'e!lulred by new State from money, and that all of the flll the position of county coroner law. · · problems which exist should be fr)lm Oct.15, the effective date of -Accepted a bond for Kelly given consideration. ··. . . tl\e resignation of Dr. James Guinther as deputy clerk of Theemployeesalsopointedout · Conde from the position, until Meigs County Court. that they have not received · such time as the Republican ·- Approved a requesUrom the raises in four years •. and that the Central Committee can name a . Meigs E;mergency Medical Sercommtssloners are wa nting replacement for Conde. . vices Bo\rd toglvetheColumbla them to go another three years - Adopted, at the requestofthe first responder group full memWlthout raises. Lebanon Township Trustees, a bershlp In the- Meigs EMS sysThe commissioners said that resolution extending Valley Bell tern, with James Gaston and employees have ~n receiving Road from the intersection of Ricky Bailey torepresentColt~mstep raises and longevity In- McKenzie Ridge Road. bla as trustees on the board. creases eacll year. But the - .--"'!"'----··- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · , employees said that a large number of employees have already reached their top steps and no longer receive the step Increases. They also said the. longevity increases are only two · percent which does not amount to ·much by the time all payroll deductions are made. The question and answer-session lasted about ~ half hour, after which the employees left ' the meeting. Dick Rupe said he was not satisfied with the .by London Fog and answers he · received to his questions but thanked the comSherwood of Ohio ALL LADIES · COATS and JACKETS . REDUCED Weather .· Sou lh Central Ohio Tonight: Clear.- with a lew between 35 and 40. Nearly calm winds. Friday: Mostly sunny, with highs near 70. Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday Fair Saturday and Sunday, with a chance of showers Monday. Highs will be between 65 and 75, with early morning lows mainly in the 40s. 20°/o ALL LADIES SWEATERS KNIT SUITS, TOPS and SKIRTS 20°/o OFF DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER BA INSURANCE 111 Second St., Pomeroy YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 CLOTHIERS. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Open 9:30-6:00 Monday-Saturday I AHI.: CHRISTMAS OCT. 7TH MARKED TOM PEDEN'S 3RD ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE OCT. 15·23 &WE'Rii CELEBRATING WITH HUGE SAVINGS TO YOU I UNDER THE BIG TOP! . SALE EmNDED UNTIL SAT., OCT. 15TH.III OVER 300 N~W VEHICLES TO CHOOSE FROM! Come enjoy the li@htl and sound• of Christmas at Stahl' B. This year, there are over 32 fully decorated trees, each featuring a dl fferenl and · unique 1988 CHEVROLET CORSICA NEW 1988 CHEYROLET SPRINT rheme. SAVE- UP TO 50% ALL WEEk -On Item• From Our Shop To Be Located In The Building Next Door _£1 ""- ~ !S speed, Pll45i80A ~belled r~ !'res, Christmas itema: While. at Stahl's, be sure to register for the door prizes to be drawn on October 23, $5,688* 3 Yr./50,000 NEW VEHICLE LIMITED WARRANTY ON ALL NEW 1989 MODELS! (614) 989.-2271 open heart surgery at University Hospital tn Columbus. He's thoQuite a record for l"omeroy · roughly enjoying the cards you 're sending. He's been moved employees of to a room now and the address is The Ohio Power Room 929, 9th Floor, Doan Hall, Co., who reUniversity Hospital, Columbus, cently paused to Ohio 43210. mark45yearsof And you might want to resafe operation. member Charles Mallory, well The areaq ofknown In the Racine area. He has flee has not experienced a disabling Injury undergone major surgery at sii)Ce 1943. The present em- Clayton General Hospital, 11 ployees ·are pictured in the S.W. Upper, Riverdale Road, current edition of The Ohio Room 484, Riverdale, Ga. 30174. Power Review and Include Ernie The Watering Hole located on Sisson, Dave Boyd, Mike Jones, Route 7 near Pomeroy, formerly George Nesselroad, Ray Anknown as The Cove, Is now under drews, Bob Deemer, Ron Ash, new management and will obJohn Lightfoot, Tom Harris, serve Its grand opening this Buddy Ervin, Brenda Hickel, Saturday. Rex Cummings and Ivan Wood. Motorcycle riders of the ;lrea •• In conjunction with their ride for Chrls)mas toys for underprivileged chlldren of the county will ~putting up a Christmas tree at Pleasers' ~estaurant, Pomeroy. Residents who wish to give a toy or two to the underprivileged · children of the county but do n~t wish to take part In the ride or a party which follows are Invited to place their contributions under the tree of Pleasers' . The annual ride for toys will be held Saturday, Oct. 22, with riders to meet at the southbound roadside park on Route 33, at 11 ·a.m. The riders will leave the ·park at 12 noon riding to the Riverboat Inn at Mlddleporttora party. There will be en tertaln·ment, a door prize and fund raising activities at the party. Admission to the party which is open to non-riders Is $5 or a new toy. Racine ... NEW S.1 0 BLAZERS 1 - PBMd~e~SALEl · • Anrr rtNII, ~.~ .... naa., t•1• ••r.... HOURS: ~-::5t __ - - - /. '$12,988 -·Plans fo r a carnival to be held Saturday at the school were made when the Riverview Elementary PTO met recently at the school. Dinner will be served at 5 p.m. with outside gllmes to begin at 6 and Inside games to be held from . 7 to 9 p.m: Committees for the year were announced, Fred Kessinger and Gary Reed, health and safety; Debra Pratt and Trennla Harris , arts and crafts; Catherine JohnS<ln; Theresa Church, publicity; Jill Holter , Sue Douglas and Sue Suttle, budget and !inance. Catherine · Johnson , head · teacher, reported on upcoming events. The second grade won the room count. The PTO offered to buy each cl.assroom a magazine subscription. Lisa Bissell, Meigs High School, was elected to the position of district chairperson when Sheila Cowan Miller, Gambier, 31 members of the Meigs High formerly of Pomeroy, graduated School Dlstrlbutlve Education from Knox County Joint VocaDoes anyone have a good photo Clubs of America Club attended tional School with a degree In of Pomeroy's Main St. business the DECA district fall delegates practical nursing.. She Is emsection from way back when. conference held at Rio Grande. . ployed at the Country Court A mural is being planned for Officers which include the Nursing Center in Mt. Vernon. the side of a building in one of the district chairperson and reAttending her graduation w~re mini-parks and the authentic corder were elected and district her 1\usband, Mike Miller, two photo of Main St. from yesteparliamentarians and district · daughters, Amy and Michelle, ryear Is needed for that purpose. public relations team members her mother, Betty Whltstlne, MI. The mural should be a fascinat- were selected throug ·h Vernon, her father-In-law and ing project and should provide a competition. mother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. nice feature for the park. If you Bissell is vice-president of the William Miller, Gambler, and have such a photo which can be Meigs DECA Club and is an Ron and Judy Cowan, Pomeroy. copied, please contact Joe Clark Eastern High School senior atFoUiowlng her graduation, at the jewelry store. tending the Marketing Education Mrs. Wbltstlne and Mrs. Cowan Program at Meigs High School. entertained with a reception Katie and Bob Crow were Terra Schoonover, Meigs High honoring Mrs. Miller. pleased to entertain guests from School, received honorable menSeattle, Wash.--Mr. and Mrs. ' tion in the public relations team George <Marjorie Dean) Dean. competition. Terra is a junior at Katie and Marjorie are cousins • Meigs High School enrolled In the and Marjorie is a former Meigs Marketing I course. resident. Melgs DECA Club members are now maklog plans to attend Remember when the biggest the Ohto DECA Delegates ConFRIDAY Christmas present you bought terence to be held Nov. 9 and will POMEROY - Round and was that dark blue glass con- participate in the selection of square dance at Meigs Senior tainer of Even1ng in Paris--with a state officers. Advisor for the Citizens Center ln Pomeroy Frisllkllke tassel yet? All this for Meigs DECA Club Is John day from 8 to 11 with music by the only 55 cents. Do keep smiling. Blaettnar. True Country Band. Those attending are to take snacks for snack table. Just Arrived! New , Shipment of Recliners and . Sleep Sofas MiUer gets degree NOW $499 1 ONLY! W/lnnerspring Mattress ·"'••••·••••••••••••••·AS LOW AS $199 Fret Parking Free Delivery 446-3045 Community calendar conventlorr was ·extended by Wilkesville Temple. Remarks by the grand chief Ms. Conklin and other guests concluded the meeting. A dinner was served by the Long Bottom Community Association after which the ritualistic work opened the evening session. One member was received Into the order, and another received the Grand Temple Degi-ee. Cake and punch-'were served toUowlng the evening meeting by the refreshment committee. GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Flame Fellowship will meet at 7 p.m. Friday at ColumbusSouthern Power Co. building, Second and Sycamore, Sts., Gallipolis with Todd Bissell, Long Bottom, speaker. The public ts Invited . . Heath _UMW meeting conducted SUPER C.D. l 122 DAYS CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT POMEROY :.... Tickets for the Coal Miners Jamboree can be picked up at Buttons and Bows in Pomeroy through Friday. The show Is Saturday night at Melg High School. . SATURDAY MASON, W.Va. -Fall festival Saturday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m . at Mason Elementary School with crownnlng of kindergarten through third grade prince and The unit voted to give $1,000 ,gram which featured a memorial . princess and fo~rth through sixth toward the building fund. It was service lor Maxine Wingett. grade king and queen at 11:30 also voted to sponsor a girl scout Others taking part In the candl(!a.m . A lip sync contest at 1 p.m.; l!ght ceremony were Ruth Smith, all day cake walks. games with troop. The Christmas meeting was Margie West, and Etta Mae Hill. prizes, door prizes. soup, quarts announced for the third Monday Theme was "Rise, Let Us Go sold after 4 p.m ., sandwiches and olf December. Cards were signed Hence." The service Included a beverages. for several who are sick and time of remembrance about Mrs. shutins ln the community. Sick Wingett by each member. Her SUNDAY calls were noted. It was reported dedication to the church was that the UMW madeabout$100on noted . MIDDLEPORT - Outdoor Dorothy McK~?nzle and Clara the recent soup and corn bread hymn sing-service, 3 p.m. SunMae Sargent served day at DUes Park by Heath sold downtown at the festival. Marlene Fisher had the pro- refreshments. United Methodist Church followed by potluck supper at ' church. Take lawn chairs to service and covered dish and own table service to potluck supper. Mission money· and where it Beulah McComas presided at goes was the program theme. at the meeting opening with a the recent meeting of the United poem, "October's Bright Blue Methodist Women of Heath Weather." Clara Criswell read Church. 'Reflections of a Treasurer" and Nan Moore had the program the meeting closed with prayer which dealt with where mission by the Rev. Sonny Zuniga. money goes and the good It does Kathryn Knight, Clara CrisIn this country as well as other well, and Elizabeth Mourning countries. ~artlclpatlng In the served refreshments , carrying program were Jaunlta Bachtel,. out the Halloween theme In Jen Chesher, Beulah McComas, decorations. Euvetla Bechtel. z •lil OPEN DAILY Til 5 P.M. Mon. & Fri. 'Til I P.M. • SlO,OOO MINIMUM DEPOSIT PEOPLES BANK "The BeHar Bank" Second Street Mason. W. Va. nl-5514 I 2212 Jackson A•enue · Point Pleasant, W. Va. 675-1121 I 5th Street New Haven, W. '13. 882-2135 Simple lnteres1- Subs1antial Panalty For Early Withdrawal MEMBER FDIC SMOKE DETECTORS A Sound You Can Live With! IIONDAV-FIIIOAV8:30 U .TO 8:00P.M. SATUROAY 8:30 A.ll.TO 8:00 P.ll. OLOSEDSUHDAV JESSE ADAM HANSON Chevrole1• Oldsmobile • Pontiac • Buick, Inc. Hanson birth --·l -r........ . ......... , GM QUALITY Phone: At. 21 South- Ripley •· 372-2844 475 South Church St. 422-0756 344-5947 ·'USJ:W.~· Harold and Linda Hapson, Rutland, announce the -birth of their son, Jesae Adam, Sept. 9, at O'Bienns Memorial. Tbe Infant weighed seven pounda eight ounces and was 19',2 Inches long. The other children at home are Shannon 12, Brent 10 and Chad 8. Maternal grandparents are Jame1 and Eileen Halley, Galllpolll. Paternal at'andparents are Harold and Irene Hanson of Mtc~cUeport. • N. 15TOCHOOSEFROM TOM PEDEN SERVICE PAm DECA chooses district chair UMW meeting .conducted 4,..,( ' ""'l · ' DISTRICT CHAIRPER· SON - Usa Bissell of Meigs High Scbool was winner ofthe DECA chairperson' s election and Terra . Schoonover received honorable mention In the DECA public relations team competition at the recent DECA district fall conference beld at Rio Grande College. Sisters' meeting held Plans for serving an Election Day dinner on Nov. 8 were made when the United Methodist Women of Racine Church met at the church. Etta Mae Hill presided at the meeting. Soup sandwiches, pie and beverages will be served at the Nov. 8 dinner. The group also set Dec. 3 for its annual holiday bazaar. Members were urged to begin making articles for the bazaar. It was noted that work sessions are being held at the church every Monday at 9 a.m. for group project work. you want it ... you've got it ... .. By BOB HOEFLICH 1988 PONTIAC or 1988 OLDSMOBILE BONNEVILLE LE · oe~TA sa "Loaded" .. !ilt\; HOURS: Monday-Frl(lav 9 om-6 pm Saturday 9 am-6 pm Sunday 2 pm-6 pm DIRECTIONS: Follow Ohio Routes No. SO & 7, then tum RIGHT ot the intersection of Ohio Route No, SSS · Forty-five years of safe -operatio~. TAKE YOUR PICK! n'm 51ir80: *Fontanini natlvitie8 from Italy fea· turing almoat llfesize Holy family •Steinbach emoken, nutcrackers & ornaments *Colleetible dollo and toyo *Oiekeno Hshted villaget •Gordon Frazer paper goods •Music Boxes •Gifts for the entire family ' $8,988* Choose from a variety of Riverview PTO meets Conwntion of the· District '1-l;- -· -pas1 grand chiefs, Hazet ThoPythlan Sisters, was held re- mas, District 2, Amanda, and cenUy at tbe Rockland Temple Vivian Morris, District 12, 615 at Long Bottom with Dis trlct Frederlcktowp. . Knights of Pythlas Introduced Deputy Jennie Maddy of Wilkesville as the presiding officer. were Hayden Wollum, l\'IIddleDistlngulshed guests Intra- town, grand prelate, and Alfred duced were Maryln Conklin, Morris, Fredelcktown. . grand chief; Jane Wood, grand Harlan Ballard, grand trustee guard, District 6, Toledo; Julia of the Springfield Kenneth Hess Burton,pastgrandchlef,Dlstrlct Pythlan Home extended the 2, Circleville; Pauline Trickey, welcome, wllh Pauline Trickey, grand senior, District 1, Cincln- grand senior, giving the nat!; Beverly Hammond, grand response. junior, District 9, Pataslala; and '.n invitation for the 1989 &@~[!j ~~l!J~ ~~~[!]~~ Page- 7 Beat of the Bend ' Py~hian TOM PEDEN'S Thursday, October 13, 1988 • Lionel Boggs, Middleport businessman, Is doing well following . The Daily Sentinel By Th-e Bend Smoke detectors reali3' uve llvea! Most fatal home tires occur at night, while people are asleep. Every home needs smoke detectors to wake people up In time toescape from a fire. Almost every day, a smoke detector saves somebody's lite. But a smoke detector can' t save your Ute unless It's installed correctly and In good working order. How many smoke detectors ~ and where? At the very least, you should have smoke detectors outside each bedroomand on each additional story of te bouse -Including the basement . . For extra protection, Install detectors Inside each bedroom(especlally ltyour famUy sleeps with bedroom doors closed), the dining room,turnace room, utUity roomand hallways. . . Be sure to buy only "listed" or "labeled" units-thosebearlngthe mark of an _organization that tesls and evaluates products. -- �Page 8 The Daily Sentinel People in Thursday. October 13~ 1988 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio t~e • ' By WILLIAM C. TROTI' United Press International GOMEDY, ROCK AND JESSICA HAHN, TOO: Sam Klnlson, the screaming c'ome<lian, has a new album coming out this month, "Have You Seen Me Lately," and itlndudes his singing debut. He's joined by members of the Heavy-metal bands Polson, Whitesnake and Motley Crue in a version of the Troggs ' '60s standard "Wild Thing.' ' lor which he came up with some typically misogynist lyrics of his own. Example: "Wild thing, you made me trust you- then stuck the knife in my heart." Of course there will be a video. too. and it will star Klnison's Pfil · Jessica Hahn. she of the PTL scandal, as the wild thing. as well . as rock 'n' rollers JonBonJovi. BlllyldolandStevenTyierand Joe Perry from Aerosmlth. · - BUSH LEAGUE POLITICS: George Bush was recently ele~ted vice president with 53 percent of the vote. That's 12-year-old George Bush, grandson of.th~t other vice president, and he is the new vice president at Gulliver Middle School in Miami: Dad Jeb Bilsh doesn't necessarilY. consider the victory · an omen. "I just take it as a great victory for a great son.'' he said .• "I can't stretch it into a national mandate, although 53 ~rcent is a nice round number." Gr.andad may be a public man but young George attends a private school. in Miami's Cora! Gables neighborhood. , · MONDALE TURNS DOWN PRESIDENCY: Walter Moodale, who lost the 1984 presidential race to Ronald Reagan, has asked that his name be withdrawn !rom consideration .for the presidency or' the Univertty of Minnesota. Gov. Rudy Perpich and a member of the board of regerits had. been p.ush!ng Mondale for the. job to replace Kenneth Keller. who sjepped down in March amid controversy overflllilnc!almanagementof the s.chool. Mondale, now practicing laW in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, said he probably won't run for hls old Senate seat in 1990 but he wouldn't rule it out completely. QUAYLE BASHING: Dan Quayle has provided lots of maierial for David Letterman but the "Late Night" host sounds genuinely perturbed about Quayle. Letterman, who is 41 years old and from Indiana just like the RepubliCan vice presidential nominee, says he recently watched a , vtdeotape of Quayle speaking and was unimpressed. " I thought I saw gaping shafts .. Of light going through his skull," Le!terman says In Rolling Stone's special comedy issue. "Then I saw him lnWyom!ngand some reporter .asked him. 'What ml'ssage do you have lor farmers?' And he thought and began to say something, then ... he decided not to say anytll!ng and just smiled.·: Lettl!rman said he was initially pleased when Quayle was added to th<' ticket because he is a fellow Hoosier but no longer. •'I see him as a guy you met in a fraternity who got C's and D'S," Letterman says. "That's fine. But don't, for gosh Sakes, go running for vice pi'e$ident." OLDIES SHOW: Six silfg!ng sensations from the '60s are on th<' b!ll for the Salute to VIetnam Veterans set lor Saturday ;~t . the Byrne Arena in East Rutllerford, N.J. JohnnyR_ivers, David . Clayton-Thomas of Blood Sweat and Tears, Ben E. King, Gary . Puckell aDd· the Union Gap, ex-Temptation Eddie .Kendricks and Jay mack otJay and the Americans will perform. Proceeds will go to a fund for a memorial to New.Jersey natives k!lied or. missing in Vietnam and is being underwritten ·by AMNI· Winston Network. a New York media corporation. Classified Stop By To See Our _New Fall and Winter Merchandise . ON THE ·i•.• IN 'MIDDLEPORT POLICIES ·Adt outtide "1elgs, Gill Ia Of M11on counti11 mutt be pr• paid. ~. •Rec6Ne 1 .50 dlteount for ada peid in tdwtnc.. . •Free edt - GlvttWIY 1nd Found ada und• 11 wordl will be run 3 d-v• at no ch•ge. 'Price of ed for all capital IItten it double price of td coat. "7 point line type only u~ed. "Sentinel ia not rt1pon1ible for errorttfttr fiftt d.;- . lCheck for errors firat dflt td runt in paper) . Call before 2 :00p.m. dw aft• oublic .. lon to mike correction. ' "Adt thlt mull be pild In advance are Card of Ttunkl H1ppy Adt ,. · In Memoriam ··what's a·rampart? Ann Dear Ann Landers: I'm so glad what d!g1tified office. you printed the words to our Dear Ann Landers: When I was national anthem. I was one of a kid (60-plusyearsago)westood thOse kids who never learned at attention when the national them when I was In school and anthem was played. Men took off h11ve· been embarrassed about it their hats and those in uniform ever since. Thanks a heap, doll. · saluted. Today nobody ·p ays .the · . - Lake Forest, Dl. least bit of attention. They. keep Dear Lake: You and a few right on jabbering away, chew- are when you assume m!Uion others. Read on: ing guin. smoking cigarettes·and the people don't know the wor~• Dear Ann Landers: •'The Star- drinking beer. It's a damned to our national anthem merely Spangled Banner" is a stupid disgrace. - Indianapolis because they move their Ups a song. The words don't make Dear Indy: Guess I'm an old little and don't sing. The problem sense to the average person. For square like you. It's disgusting. is that it is written In G major, example, how many people know From Neosho, Mo.: During which means 1t has an F sharp what a rampart is? See what I World War II a British wit noted that few people can reach. If it mean? -Lenny In Lima, Ohio that American soldiers could were played in the key of B flat Pear Lennie: A rampart barely stumble through the first major, even I could sing it. is: .. uh ... just a minute while I go few lines of ·'The Star-Spangled From Brunswick, Me.: When I look it up. Banner" bu I they knew · all the was )n grammar school (1911) we Pear Ann Landers: ·'The Star- words to "Pistol Packin' had to memorize all four verses Spangled Banner" should never Mama." I d!dn' t consider that an of "The Star-Spangled Banner." have been designated as our insult because "Pistol Packin' I am 87 years old and am writing national anthem. Very few peoMama" is a much better song. the words from memory. Sorry I ple have the voice range to From Augusta, Ga.: "The can't recall the third verse, Ann, handle it. It's an octave and a Star-Spangled Banner" became but here are the first, second and should ditch that dog our national anthem in 1931. Why fourth verses. You may print my lifth. and go for "America the Beauti- they picked that lemon is a name if you want to. I'd like that. fuL"- Wm. T.G., Oakland mystery to me. Francis Scott -Marie Baxter White Dear Oak: Lots of folks hold Key wrote it to immortalize an Dear Marie: With pleasure! the same view and have written insignificant battle of a minor What a remarkable great lady to their congressmen about it. I war (War of 1812). you are! And your penmanship is am among those who would From Russellville, Ala.: You much better than mine. dear. prefer "America the BeautifuL" Somehow. "amber waves of grain" and "purple mountain's majesty" sound more· like the country I love than "the rockets' red glare" and "bombs bursting MR. PIBB'S PIZZA and SUB 992-3234 11 ;00 MIDDLEPORT Open You've Tried The Rest, A.M. to Midnight Now .(:ome Back To The-Best. . '- MR; P.mB'S PIZZA & SUB . . l LARGE 16" 51TEM PIZZA 2 PIZZA SUBS · PLUS .2-16 oz. Soft Drinks PEPPERONI, M'-'SHROOM. GREEN PEPPER. SAUSAGE. ONION · . $535 Dear Ann Landers: You are right when you say an awfullotof folks don't know the words to . "The Star-Spangled Banner." · · You were referring to the first verse, no doubt. I'll bet not one person in 1,000 knows the second and third verses which, in my < opinion, are c much..more stirring. ...:.. Little Rock Dear Little Rock: The odds are worse than that. I'd put them at one in 10,000. And by the way , there are four verses. Dear Ann Landers: Weneedan unbiased party to decide this Issue: The boss's secretary hired an assistant last week. She is a no-nonsense type who has been around the track a time or two. Last week she put a sign on her desk that read as follows: MY COW DIED LAST WEEK AND I DON'T NEED YOUR BULL I think the sign Is funny. Others think it is inappropriate In this somewhat dignified office. The boss is out of town and hasn't seen it yet . What is your opinion?- D and Hand Land J in Rochester. Dear Rochester: I say you both right. 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AtNFM radio, 1121011 pickup, long wide bed, rear 11ep blmper. WAS NOW 4699. . 8 . 1984 FORD BRONCO II Stock# 89171, 4 doors, station wagon, 4 wheel drive, 4cyl., airoond.,auto. trana., PS, PB, power door locks , tilt wheel , aulae COI'I· · ·•ol, AM'FM radio. WAS $4295 SIDd< • 87511, ·3 doora, alation wagoo, 4 drive. 6 cyl., liuiD. JnUll., PS, Pa. AMIFM radio, rAdial tires, bucket Mill. WAS NOW NOW $7995 31119 • 8 . 1985 CHEVROLET C-10 . s~ 189;371 , 2 doors, V-8, air oond:, auto. · •ana., PS, PB. power door lodes, tilt-· . aulae conttol, AMIFM rad.lo, 1/2 ton pickup, br'IQ wide bed, rear step bumper, gauges. WAS NOW 88799 1985 JEEP CJ-7 .Stod< I 89~22, 2 cloora, hard 1Dp,.4 wilael drive, 4 c:yl .. 4 apeed ~ana.• I'll. PB. AllifM radio, radial Urea, budlel aeala. · . WAS NOW . •13,600 1982 FORD F•150 . $5495 1983 SUBARU SW $6995 87499 . .. s9995 . .89299 8299 8 work (FREE ESTIMATES I V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 7-13-'88- t!n 6-17-tfc EAGLE RIDGE SMAU ENGINE PH. 949-2969 Dealer for YARDMAN, & ECHO Public Notice Courrty, Ohio, ,In open Court ond on~..,. tkJn to admit the .-ne to probile --lor was on the aama Located Halfway dav eolion h• before thil Court on Public Notice era wa1 erroneoualy added tO the Public Notice on the estate of Glen 0. Deeter. The name of said Andrew 0. Deeter. Robon E. Buck, Judga Probate Court PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF GLEN 0. DEETER. DECEASED. CASE NUMBER 26964. DOCKET N, PAGE 48 PUBLICATION OF NOTICE TO JOHN ANDERSON OEETER. AODRESS UNKNOWN, BEING A PERSON HAVING AN INTERIN THE ESTATE EST OF GLEN 0 . DEETER. DECEASEO, LATE OF STATE ROUTE 248, LONG BOT TOM, OHIO, MEIGS COUNTY PROBArE CASE NUM· BER 26864, DOCKET N, PAGE 48. You arehtrebv nolifiod tha on Auguol 22. 199B. ., inatnmlnt in wriling. pur· pontng to be lhe t.-1 Willond T•..mom of Gl., De.......t, lalo of Meigo o. o.-. NEW & USED MOWERS "-lnv Thun~ aeal of the Court. at Pom· Seni<e Coni.- lor Ryan Products 8. 7 Financing on Y..-dman Sitrvlce on All Maket Wt Honor MC/Disc/Visa 9· 1·81-lln e<ay. Ohio. Seplomber 12, 1988. Robert E. Buck, Judge 19)16, 22. 29: (101 6, 13, 20. 8to EUM HOME loom & Board Fer and S.11ior Citizet~~ T.L.C. Public Not ice 26 Yrs. Ex.p. References PUBLIC NOTICE . · Leading Creek Corp., 992·6873 loootod ol 36843 Latding Creek Rotd, Middleport. Ohio 46760 will volunllrily dissolve u a corporation. Any claims againlt Leading Creek Corp. should Joo or Pauley lowland 209 South 4ch sc. Middltporl, Oh. "LOW INCOIII HOllE" be filed 87~Uphol•tery Public Notice BOGGS PUBLIC NOTICE SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT.JO EAST Notice ia given that a hnr· GUYSVILLE, OHIO 614-662-3821 ing will be held the 26th dov of Oclobor. 1988, Haering Rm. #1, 1Olh Fl .. 369 S. High St.. Cotumbuo, OH 43216, upon a pelltlon lor oeizure of tho property end/Or contraband: One (1) elocuonlc gombllng device. Authorized John Oaero. New Holland, Buoh Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Property nized the 9th dey of Juno, 1988. by Oopt. of Liquor Control at 195 N. Se· cond Sl.. Mlddlopon. Oh. 46760. and pruonlly being held by tho doponmtnt. Any competitor offers you a better deed, tell us and we'll •VINYL SIDING . •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. Ntw Ho-1 Built "Free Estimates" PH.' 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 NO SUNDAY . BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES . Prices" PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS "AI Reasonable 4-16-Wtfn FIREWOOD $3 s PER LOAD DELIVERED BILL SLACK 992-2269 penon having owner.tlip or Hcurity interet lin the above property may contest the , ..~ . · GENERAL CONTIACTORS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL •CUSTOM IUTCHENI a lATHS oti:Xl!NIIVE REMDOELINO .VINYL IID4NO A JIODPING •METAL IUILOINOI HOUIINQ 6 APT. PROJECTS NOW SllVCE 1969 992-7611 ·88999 1:00 P.M. RACINE GUN CLUB RACINE, OHIO HUDNALl PLUMBING & HEA nNG "~ - EVERY SUNDAY ROUSH CONSTRUCTION OWNIW: GREG I. ROUSII petition. (10)13. 20. 21c GUN SHOOT f•r• Eqalp•eal p.,ts & Strflet DUllY ST. SYIACU!I '7895 THE BEST PIZZA At Tbe BEST PRICES. If any local FACTORY CHOKE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUNS ONLY t-l-'86-lle StocU89981, 4c:yl., ~rcond .. 5spaod, AMIFM radio, atereo tape. WAS .Has always offered matcli it! ALSO ••• HOME COOKED WNCHES EVERY DAY FOR UNDER $300 MAIN STIEE1 PIZZA Our Delivery Scaff Know• Where You Live. Call -992·2221 or 992-9'22 J&L INSULATION Mastic & Certainteed Vinyl Siding Roofing Seamless Gutter Replacement Windows Blown Insulation Storm DooiS & Windows Free Estimatu Call 992·2772 8/t5/Hn WANTED DEAD OR'AUYE •Washers •D ryers •Ranges •Freezers •Refrigerators "Must Be ROpairoblo" KEN'S APPUANCE SERVICE 985-3561 We Service All Makos MASON CALL 992-6756 992-2156 "DO(" VAIJGHN Cortlllod Llcetnso•d. ~~op 992-3410 168 North Second Middleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE WoCarrr fishing Su1opli•llll Pay Your Phone and Coble Bitt• Hare ' IUSINISS PHONE 16141 912-6550 RISIDENCE PHONE 16141 REPAIR Authoriud LOST: Mlstlng Walker HountiCentenary-14 1 area. No collar. Extremetv lhy, RBW'ard. If ~een call 814-446-2729 or 367· 7t02; FOUND: Haund · trl ·colored S.rvi<e & Ports Brlggo • Stronon Tecumseh . Weed Eater Homelite Jocoboon VALUY LUMBER y CHIPWOOD POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 14 INCHES ON . LARGEST END 12 Gouge Shof91011 Only Stricllr Enlorcod 10-7-lfn Ho•arcl L WriteMI ROOFING NEW- REPAII Guttel'l Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES ' • 949-2168 10-11•'88-1 mo. pd. • '"11'!1 Polia O.ily Tribune. 826 Third . A~t~t .. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . HOME ASSEMBLY INCOME Auembla products at home. Part-time. Experience unneces· nrv. Details. Call 81 3-327· 0896, Ext. 0 ·1 149. Weritedvocallst. maleor female. Lead or b.ck up. Call 614-4467897 for audition appointmlflt. LBaue nama/number. Yard Sale baby clothn. dlshas, gas fur. naca, tools. Clearing Out " Sale at Dick Green's on Hone Creek Rd.·off AI. 7. Wed., Thurs.• Fri., & SM. Rain or Shine. 614-256-8813. 992-64'61 , of Vinton aome depree· mise: 2 Femlly·Fri.·Oct. 14 ontv. 9 til 1. 180 In VInton. Adult & chlldrena clothing, curtains. toye, & misc. , IILLSIDE MUZZLE LOADING ,.. ------'PomerOV' ---------- MODERN GUN SUPPLIES Middleport 8t Vicinity Muuleloading Supplies Modem G'"' Supplios Guns - Ammo - Slugs • 22 Ammo 124 East of ROlland Sst:urd-v. Oct. 1 S. 9 :00 a.m. , Carl Cline resldan011, Canter Sl .. Muon. BoyL girls.adultlwinter clothing, houeewares, other hems. Across Happy Hollow Rd. Ph, 614·7'12·ll355 Giglrlticl 1Y2 mileJ up Wolf F'en Rd. Oct . 13th. 14th, 1!it h.. You name it, we might hava hi Ptrtio •le. Fri. Oct. 14th 9 ·5 . Broad and Main St. Racine. Teafords. SER~ICE We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acicl bail and rod out radia'tors. We also repair Gas Tanks. ...... 'PfPfeiisaiir--·-&Vicinity Th.e Big Onel Stereo, woodWork· inr/itllms, flower Mrlngtmentt, wreaths. grill. add - a ~ closet , PAT HILL FORD J)Mnt, draper!•. boyt complllta w•rdrobe to 8 , new jaans. houlllhold miiC. Thurs. Fri. Sat; 8 :30. S..dy Heights. Lawls e 99~2196 Middleport, Ohio Huntington, W.Va. 9008. 25704· The Glllia·Meigs Community Action Agency' 1 Harne Energy As.a..nee Prog,.m has .., 32 Chillicothe Rd .. Thu rt., Fri .. ·Sat. Qultte, Oniatmaa crafts. POMEROY, OHIO 8600 ~eldy poulble. Anem- • bling products. SASE to: Home immedl• opening for 111 Recorda Clerklhrtake 'Norkef at its • Cenlrtl Office in Ch•t>ke. This poaition requlr• an inclv~l ' that: workl well under presture. must be eenslthle tothenMdl d the low IMOme. Must type at lease 50 words per minute. Computer ax ~rl_.oe w auld biJ helpful. Ability to work with othan a mud. Thia pod ton will be for 8 monthl/40 hours P• week. Minimum ecl.lcation ,.. qulrement II high tchool graOJ. 81:8. Applot at the Ohlo·Buraau of Empi()Vment Office no IMer than October 17, 1988. E.O.E. ·8t Vicinity OHIO PALLET COMPANY diate opilnings for 2-LPN'• 88.26 P• hour and/ or RN'• 810.00 per hour. For shift• of 1 1 PM-7 AM and 7 AM~3:30 PM. weekendl only . You may tend Of bring retume to: 319,.\V. Union, Attwnt, Ohio or call 614-693- · Call304-815-1881 atter&p.m . Governmerrt Jobs ne.040 . :e 59.230 yr. Now hiring. Call 1·S06-887-8ooo e... R-9805 for euri"M1t federal Iitt. AN'S • LPN'S·PH. full time & pert timeapplie.tlons are being acceptecl for Pl~t Veil., ·Hcupitel Nuning Care Center. Contact Personnel 304-67t;.. 4340. AAEOE. AVON ell areaatl Shirlev Sp..-a, 304-876-1429. .Ucen"'d Social 'Nor(l.- in new · long term care facllty. Exp• · rlenoepmtM'red. Commensurate selaryandbenefhs. E.O.E . Mall resume to Adminl•traler Cere Haven of Point Ple...nt. Rt. 1 Boll 326, Point PIM18nt, W.Va. 25560. FEDERAL. STATE AND CIVIL SERVICE ·J OBS . Now tiring. Your Area . •13.&50 to $59.480. Immediate Openings. Call 1-13151 733-6062 E<1. F 2938·A. Would like to have Uvt in companion, female eo• 46·00. phone 304-676-7879. . Pl81111nt VJIIIIPf Hosplbll i1 CUr· randy accepting appllc.tionafor full time and pert tlma.RN'a. Call 304-676-4340 for mol'8 lnformat~on. AA·EOE. w8nted eapebie person to trim lllrge oak tn~e end burn bruah. 304-576-2585. 12 Situations Wanted Una, Follow Signs. Yard ule along t .. ckt at Be ala School, Fridey, 9-3. keroaan e helter, am-fm siarao, gemaa, boolcl, dl•hn. CARTER'S PLUMBING & HEATING Y.-d Sale. Saturdev. 9 • ?. 1 mila out Leon Baden Rd . off Rt. 62. Will c•a for etct.ty m.n or women in our home. Call 614-992·6515. enoe. In Meigs. Meson area. Clll B 992-6282 614-949-2360. Public Sale & Auction 15 Rick Pe•ton Auctioneer, II· centad Ohio end W•t Vlrglnie. ENt•. antique. f•m. liquid• Middleport, Ohio 1-28-'88-tfn lion •1•. 304- nl-678&. W• pay c•h for tate model deen used car1. Jim Mink Ouw.·Oids Inc. Bill Gtne Johnson 614->Ke-3672 Complete Drywall Service FREE ESTIMATES R~atonable Have room In private home for tick aldertv or h.ndlcap. C.ll Mra. Gwinn, 814-25&-8509. ExperienCed dlirv hand .aaklng employment Can supply ftlfar· TOP CASH pold tor '83 model c••· Smtth end new• u..d Blltck·PandK. 1911 Eastern Ave,, Gallipolili. Call 814-4482282. latn 56 STATE ST. GALUPOLIS, OH. 446-3487 Comp4ett houaehokll of furniture • antiqun. Also wood & 0011 haltere. Swain' 1 Furnhure & AUCIIon. n.;,d & Olive . 614-4.6-3159. 9/15/18/ffn . Schools lnstru ction RE-TRAIN NOWI SOUTHEASTERN BU SINES& COLLEGE. 1529 Jackson Pike. Call448·4317. Rag. No. 86-1110668. 1B Wanted to Do Dozer & Backhoe Work-860 Casa dozer. Re•oneble retet Experi.,ce operator. Cremean~ Conat1 Call 6,.4-216-1718, Painting & roofing & c.-pantry work by the hour or job. Call 614-379-2418. Would like to do babuitting in my home. Day or night. t 1. 00 per hour. Call 814-388·8866, VIMI do hou•d..,lng. OllllpoUs area. Call 814-448-8483. TRIPLE P EXCAVATING · Junk Cll"l with or whhout •Dozer & 81cli:hoe Wn•• o motors. Call Larry ..,Uvety-81 4- •WHI Po Hauling Oump Truck •Wrecklll' Service 388-9301 Yard .Bulinnt WANT TO IU'I WRECKED OR . • JUNK UIS 01 TIUCIS -FIR nr•ACIS- Furniture and appllences by the piece or entlra housahokt. Fair 'prl... being pold, Cotl6t • -4463188. 614-742-2617 We buy •lick Walnuts. Fund relelng opportunity, George •Junk Uood Moblto Homoo. Coli S14446-0178. For •r of tlllltt•wiCII hlw•n • l h - 614-892-3891 . For 9 a.m.-b. p.m. or Loon ~s_ogi . deUvery lnstructiont clll 1 ·BOO. '9111-0727. Tr" . work wented: topping, • removel1, bushee tri 1 ' fftt lllimate. Call pr ~~'::J.· 614-446·8078 4853. or 304-675- Experienced Pleno Teach• d• aim studant1 in the Addwlll• Kvger CI"Hk · erea. Call Katie Sprow, 114-446--1838. McD•n'el Custom Buthering. open 5 a week. c 111 304-882-3224. d..,, Will car. for elderly in their home ,daytime. Poim Pl._nt, NewHwen .,. ., Phone 304-895 ' 3684. - ·a-.-· \ :y·· ; ( ment. Fladble houn. Send reto Bo:.t Cia 176. c / oGelli- . femaleB..Qiedogwfthtan IRe. TO TRI·STATE DRYWALL CO. Chakt Experienced Bartender for downtown Galllpolia 1111Bbliah- Crafts. P.O. Boll 9008-GOT, -------Gallip-olis· .. ·----·- ·GUN SHOOT Foclory Aeth.oitlet diFeetor needed, pre~ vlous experience and 36 hour courH racommooded, excellent salliy end benefits, if interetted apply to Senic Hilla Nursing Center, 536 B~.£kridge Road, Gallipolis. Ohio. LOST at New Haven post office. whhe mile cat with st~ tall end gold ..... childs pol, 304-8823872. 7 $14 PER TON 10-8-tfc Basham Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Calif. 91782. 8074 for an appointment . L.ott smell blaCk and white 319 So. 2nd Ave. RACINE FIRE DEPT. WRITE: SO, 1057 W. Philedel· Phia. Suite 239· 60. Ontario, mate. we•lna no eollar. 2 mitea from Rio Grande on Garnet Ford Rd. Call814-2.5-9578. DELIVERED MAIL v.1;EKLY CHECK GUA· AANTEED, FREE DETAILS. Echoelng Metdowa R•tdtntial Canter, A1hen1, Ohio hat imme- WE TRADE LIMESTONE GRAVEL · ·sAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 9-19-88 tfn 10-6-18-1 mo. Mort Foreign and Domestic Vehicln · A/C Service All Major • Minor Ropolu NIASE Certified Moc:honio DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! Hie good• to give Call 814· 388-8449. 6 . Lost and Found 1/22188/lfn !1016. 13. 2to (OFFER ~PIRES 1o-21-88) ·. · PICK UP YOUR COPY OF THE OCTOBER CAR CARE FLYER TODAY! 85- General Hauling 86- Mobile Home Repair Your Hometown Place H-88-tfn VAUGHN'S AUTO & DIESEL SERVICE ROUTE33 773-6511 84- Eiectrical & Refrigeration at the above address. REBATE FROM I</IFG ON 2 GALlON PURCHASE 119W. 2ND AVE . . 2611 JACKSON AVE , 515 MAIN ST. 9'12- 2139 676.2731 676- 1520 83-Exc~Watlng OAK, LOCUST, CHERRY Good Rates .. . Rt. 7 I. Beahan . between 1987 CHEVROLET 5-10 1987 FORD F-250 . Stod<tll3541.2cloore, V-9, PS. PB,AtNFM radio, stereo tape, radial tires, 314 ton pickup,· lonG widt bid, rear step bumper, aux. fuel tank, gaugea,aliding rear ~ss . WAS NOW . .. REPAIR ~lso Tr111111111oa PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 day, Oclober 27, 1988. ot 1:30 o'clock P.M. Witn111 my hand end the PROBATE COURT DF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF ANOREW MEYERS, DECEASED. CASE NUMBER 26966, DOCKET N, PAGE 48 PUBLICATION BY NOTICE The name of Andrew My· Addona and remodeling Roofing and gutter VI( Or k Concrete work Plumbing and electrical - AUTO & TRUCK Call 992-21-81 Mverl should not have been included in any part of Probate C•e Number 25964 baing tho oolato of $3995 . 124,., ...r•y Ohio CARPENTER SERVICE SYRACUSE, OHIO PT. PLEASANT Improvement• .... YOUNG'S GALLON ARE~ $3.50 81 -~ Home 82-P1umblng & Huting Of yard Pupp... Pert Pekinese, part mbted. Call 814-378-8218. a Services U Pto 115 HOUR PROCESSING 4 kijiOno. Call 614-949-2345. 698·6121 78-Camping Equipment l;ljbl)l 896-Latert AVON-Needs 5 ladi• to Sell Avon. Call 614-448· 3358. Rag. Red Tick female dog & 14 ..... old. Winged puppies. call 814-388-9812 . CARPENTER, OHIO (Off St. Rt. 143) 36- Real Enate Wanted 882- New Haven Free to ljiDod horne-4 .puppiessmall mtxed breed. Call 614- Free klnent helf Slameea, lh:ter trained, Raccoon Road, 814446-4982. Wes1o Brunco, Aohiey taking phone ordMs. 6-8. 245-5192. Fealuring1 Commlidated, Dutch d~ call you . Call 304-·9 37- "2 475, ext . L-456. Hours 9- 2. &. 4 kittens-part Si.-neu· to give tMey to good home. Call 814- •12 Years Experience 45 DIFFERENT WOOD STOVES, INSERTS AND FURNACES S200a Peopl& ~iveaway ~May . LOWEST PRICES 2-4: 3SO Silver Bridge Plaza. G111ipolls, Ohio . E.O.E. 2 pu~-4 mos: old-1 mille & 1 ferNie . MiXed brBad. Call 614448·3398. WOOD STOVES Trucks for Sale Vans & 4 WD 's Motorcyclflil Boats & Motors tor Sale 76-Auto Parts & Accessories person Mo nday -Sunday be· tw:~an puppies. Part North ·A.m. Spitz . Coli 614-446-6297. 10-4-1 mo. 61-Farm Equipment 62-Wanted to Buv 63- Livettoelc 64 - Hay &.Grain 65 - Sead & Fert il"izer 727374?&- W.ndy' s now hiring. Apply in Bag 71 - Autot for Sale Real Estate modo il tho Court Tho oppl> ENTERTAINMENT Glen buck~l .. CAR ·cARe·· SALE MEIGS COUNTY FARM BUREAU ANNUAl MEEnNG WILL IE HELD TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1911 CHESTER. OHIO •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITIONS •KITCHENS- BATHS •ROOFING REMODELING & REPAIRS Transportation 22- Money to Loan 23-Prof•tional Services Roger Hysell Garage Rc. 446-7390 Stock • :40181, 4 doot's; aedan, 4 cyl., air c:cnd., IUIO. ll'lnl., PS, PB, AM'FM radio, PARTS PLUS AUTOSTORES 17- Miscellaneous 1 8 - Wanted To Do Get Results Fast or BOB~ ElECTRONICS '299 $179" 676-Pt. Pleasant & Slides aver to 1asy VIIS. 4 Sug. Retail 11- Redio, TV l CB Repair 21 - Busin•• Opportunity 992.,-Middleport Pomeroy 986- Chester 843-Portland 247-letart Fatls 949-Ricine 742-Rutlsnd 867- Coolvile YHS TAPE Let us (Onvtrt thou oldMoviel 1987 BUICK SW BIG RECliNER 13-lnaurence 14-Butln•• Training 15- Schoola & Instruction 2 :00P.M . FRIDAY 448-Gallip,olls 3mm MOYI6 & SLIDES lo UVING ROOM SUITE SAVE SJ40 Farm SUIIJIIies & LIVCS IOGk Absolutely no tretpeulng on f•m of the eata1ft John and Aomona Thomas, Apple Grove. Free . lo good home-2 female GENERAL CONTRACTORS 1 1-Help Wanted , 1 2-Situetion W1nted 1 1 Help Wanted 245-5836. MARCUM CONTRACTING References Flea Morkot "'""' Tuoad"' and lhurwday, HenderSon Town Hall, Deal.,. Weloorr.. 4 9B5-4141 Employment St:rvtces 2 :00P.M . WEDNESDAY Meigs County Area Code 614 or Veterans Memorial Hosoital . Mulberry Hgts, Pomeroy, 9-Wented to Buy Business Services NEW 2 PC. $199" - 388- Vinton t .. PLUS 4 12-oz•.SOFT DRINKS DINETTE SET Sug. R.ttll "449.96 S299" SAVE suo WOOD SUNDAY PAPER 367-Chl!lll'llre I. PC. WOOD NEW 5 PC. - 2,00 P.M. THURSDAY Gallia County ANa Code 614 OFFER El(PIRES 12:00A.M .. OCT. 22.1988 WNCH ONLY 11 A.M. TO 2 P.M. - Mea on Co., WV Area Code 304 ._ .. $995 ~IT!~ COIJION ~ ' 1·. ----.----------------..... I Pepsi or Mountain Dew I THURSDAY PAPER FRIDAY PAPER Employment Service s W. Va. PHONE DAY OR EVENINGS 8-Public Sale& Auction following telephone exchanges ...· we in air." 7-Y•d Sale (psid in advance) "Classified pages cover the . ,----------- .-------~--.,. . EVERYDAY . . . . ' . LUNCH SPECIAL ' 5- H•ppy Ads B-Last •nd Found lihfihihijil . •. - 2 :00P.M. TUESDAY Merchantltse 3--Annoucements 4- Giveaway D~Y BEFORE PUBliCATION WEDNESDAY PAPER ' AIll Hilt 11 cements will slso tppetr in tf'te Pt. Pte•ant Aegltter end the $l,alli· polit Deily Tribune, ruching over 18,000 hom•. . , -11:00 A .M . SATURDAY - 2 :00P.M . MONDAY 113.00 133.00 {614)446-7619 or (614) 992-2104 417 Second Av111ue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 15· 26 WORDS 26-36 WORDS $7.00 $6 .00 $10 ,00 t8 .00 t15 .00 $13.00 $21 .00 $26.00 $60 .00 $61 .00 1-Ctrd of Th.nkt 2-ln Memorv cept- cl•lified ditplav, Busineu Ctrd tnd legll "otic•) T\.IESDAV PAPER u .oo licensed Clinical Audiologist for ,.,.. d.., 11 •ptrete edt. Y•d S.l• COPY DEAhLINE MONDAY PAPER $4 .00 15.00 Wanted-Used drum let. Cell 61 4-446·9831 after 6 PM. LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Rtt• tre far conMcut lite runs. broken up drv awill be ch•ged *A cl•••ified 1dvtrt.inment pieced in The Dally SentinM (ex· . ' 0 · 16 WORDS 1 OAY 3 DAYS 8 DAYS 10 DAYS 1 MONTH Wanted To Buy No hunting or trespa&Sing on John Proffitt farms . . • T_he Area's Number 1 Marketplace TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M• . B A.M. until NOON SATURDAY 9 Announcements Bu.s iness Services .(Cl"SSIPIID IUS sura to aat tieulta) news The Daily Sentinel-Page·9 Ohio '· �.. Page- 1o~The Daily Sentinel 8 ..inees 21 . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio LAFF-A-DAY ' Opportunity 44 Apartment for Rent 72 " KIT 'N' CARLYLEe .y Larry Wri1ht 51 Household Goods *• Open daity, MonAJat. 9 AM · S PM Su n.. 12 noon . 6 PM . 3 pc: Bat88t1 bedroom autte. good cond, 30+871-4339. Couch and ch1k' for •'• $50. Ca11304-875-15047 aft• 5 p.m. verva«•ctlwlbrick4bedroom. ··- 2 bah. ttmllv ..,m with fir• · plllce. fo'rrNI dining. l•oe living room. 30ft. co atom oak kitchen _cebinets, oak ~oodwork. flnllh b•ement. 2 e• g•eg• lwei lendleep_ad tot. 4 mH• from • Hi>lzor Hoopiull off Rt. 3~ 1983 Hollv · Pork. 1 4x70. 3 PV,.brook SUbdlvillon. C.ll bedroom. on OMI acre lot, N•l 114-448-4189. Wilt•. Z mA• out Send Hill LoN your fob~ HWing problem~! Road. ·304-175-7101 or 875mlklna your P'YfJ'8nts1 Don't· 4 437. be foreclosed onl I would be . in1erllttd in buvlng your h 0 , . . · 1.~70 two bedroom all -eetric fore filr prlee~ Hlntlirli!ftedo.md · pertlaMy furnlahecl mobile home. ntme. phona no. a •ddreu .of ~3~0~4--:·&;;.,:.1'5-..;1.::8.::155: · ·_ :._·- - to: Box Cia 174. ; 84 Sc c/ aGIIIIipolls Oai~Trlbu,.. 825 . . huh. 14x70. with 7x21 G t.. ttxptndo, ell electric. 3 bed• rd A .T'j1 _ w .. · el~~r · Ohio roomt, 2 Mthl. eentlll air,-. 4 631 und•pennina. ,47 acre lot ,,OC*!Y _4 •BA ., full b•emant & g . .ge. fulty c•rptted laome new) . Prload to tt:ll. C.U 114-4480 27e aft« 6 PM, weekendll llty.tlme. 3 bedroom tumthld. 1 •cr• or more ,.,d. 018.000.00. 1Yo ml• from 41.nelrld(:enwrvlle on County Rd. a. 114-2•15- 9~79 . 3 lA .. 1 bathhonw, Olntr8laira· h• . Gerege& wotbhop. RtverviiiW. Clll 81~387~ 0417 efter &PM . 1 •~oom horne with 114 lOft. N}ce .... wm"" with or wtthautfurnitu... C.ll 114-448~ ·109 I!'' 379-2740. ,.holM. 2 nor,. 3 BR'. houll. b. .ment. c•port. Loe.ted 1 mile from Golllpollt. Coli &1+446-3413. '33,500.00 firm . 304-8751 343callaround 1 :00PM. 36 Lots & Acreage Alhton. 1•911 buldlng lot1. 81100 down with FHA Loen. Coli &1+446-BI77 ~ingo . 215 •cr• Bra-d Au n Ao•d- New Hnoen. Owner financing hllll• bla 304-812-3394. . Lots •d acreag• on Al'fblnn Rood. Coli John D. OoriiCh. 30+871-5253. . Ri!lll.i/S 41 Homes for Rent F~rrri for tile , · •e.OOO.OO down lttumeble S"h Ncety furnltt.d amall hou•. . . - Certt loin to qUIIIfted Adutts only. Ref. ,.q,..d, No *Y lowclotlngCom. ee·ecru ..... Coli 11+446-0339. Houtt · bu.,.,. 2 . bedroom hou• . Enm . lot. 30+&75-43U. 2 H*ac:m fumlat.d tMII«. 14 Burd.tte Addn, t200.00 month plua•100.00depMit. 304-87fr 1080 or 876-7711. 2 BR. _,tl, 8 clolltl, kltchenoppl. turnlo- -hor·Oryer hook-up, ww c•pet n...,ty painted, deck. From *175. Now accepting HUD. Regtncy, Inc. Aptt. Clll 30._875-&104, or 876-538& .. &75-7738. dows Jf'd c•ptted. A,tking wtth 7 vt• ·old cl!d• contllm. porwy_~tnt , priced recb:ed to o5e.ooo.oo. Phorw "304-87&59155 Glllipolls Fouy. W.VL. 2 bedroom .,.obll• home. quiet neighborhood, phoM 304-87510112. Blantful river lm:t one acreplut, publle wet.-, Clyde Bowen, Jr. 30+576-2336. ' . 8 momt Md blth In H4tmloc:k· • .OrD'III. Vinyl tiding. new win- *21.000. Coll&1+982· 7207<>< 81 +992·2338. . 2 bedroom mobile home .h.tf mile out Jtrlcho -Road, ...,.....,. e• required, call eft• 5:00PM . 30+676-1082. . 44 aor~~v• buRdlng. . Ch:y a:hocft t40,000. Approx. ·z bedfoetm on Happy Hollow Rd. •zoo. ptr month plus utilltl•. Coli 81+ 742-27B1 ' mobMa homes pwmlned,. publlc Mter, al1o river krta. Ctydt ao-. Jr. 304-876-2338. n.,., Cloll to ha1pftal •d ahopptng. 3 BR ... 2 ful b.Chs, neW c•pet. Fo.ter' s Mobile Home Park. Cell 11 4-446-1 &02. Approx. 6 •me. ttllllble. 01111• 01.-3 mil• from Vlntcrt on Jackson Co. Rd. •a.ooon..crd- 2 bedroom unfurnished trllll•. •bla. Call 814-491 -43215· weter M d te'W8r lndudtd. 30 4Columb"''· •ft•r 5 PM 875-1078. w.ftdlvs. 3 be*oom hou•. Urge h••- Lota. one •or•. I.,.., wooded. m...t. elumlnum tiding, fully city water, Jericho Road, owner c •DIMd. In Pomeroy. 0111114flnendng, good term., 304992·7887. 372·84;01 or 372·257&. Fo, ·••• or t:fllll. 2 bacli oom 42 KrN wtth atanciAQtlmber in ho,. 1A mH• out lieu.._ Golllo Co. 30+&75-60&7 oflor VMiePiktlnG ..IIpolil, Oh.• 'ti.1cre 5,30. t.nOed-ln yard, TWo bedroom unfurnished all 'eiiCtric wll:h wood burrw, At. 588 private lot, adutta only, e 1+446-4807 or 441-2102. Hou• for .ent · tn Elftka, 1200 plua dep. & rllf~ce. Hou• av.llble toon '" Rodney Vlllegtlli fl . 81Kkburn Relltty, 814-44~ 0008. 3 BR., AC. c•pet, P.,o1, g . .ge. Apartment for Rent New coml)le:taly furnished ..,artment & mobile home In cfty. Adutta only-. P•klng, Call 81+446-0338. 8EAU11FUL APARtMENTS AT 9UOGET PRICES AT JACK· SON ESTATES. 131 J•«*•on Pike from •113 a mo Welk to shop end movl•. 814-446-2188. E.O.H. . ... full belh upatalrt, po'MI• room downatalrs, CA .• dlahwlliehw. diapoa~l. privete 811• trance. private andOMd patio, pool. .plorground. Utllltleo not Included. Starting at e299 per mo. C.ll 114-317-7860. 1987 Fairmont 14.:70, all elect· ric wtth heat pump, _.ellite dish In Quell Cf'811k. 814-245-5294. 2 mobile hornet in Centenary on At. 1 41 w / l.4 acre lot. Will 1111 mobNa homnandlot together or .aperttt. C.lll14-446-4109or 37&-2740. 1988 Fleetwood. 12x 154, bottle a•• hell and hot water. 83000. Cell 81+843-5310 .. 61+ 84~5408 anytime. Atk for Denny. Furnltl'led ap.mnenu-1 bedroom. 12..&0. up.lhllltl• peld Cel1448-4418•flar7PM . Fur,.hed llfflalardaa- 1146 & up. Utlltti• paid. Shlll'll bath. c.ll 448-4411 after? PM. 3 b8droom hou• Rio Grtln de. 8 1+245-5223. ,3 room fufrithed apt. with Rreen_. porch, total tlec. Adult• only. UOOa mo. Ref. & One bedroom hou• loctttd dep. 418'1.1 Second Awe. Cell 1701 Ch..t,.,t, stove and refrig- &1+446-2238 or 446-2&11 . erator furnished. t1ISO.OO wlf;h t71i .OO depoail, 114· 448- Modern. 1 BA., downtown. 3B70. compiiMtJ ldtchen. air. c•pet. Depottt. No pet:a. Clllll14-4464 BA . lncountry, lg. g.-den epot. 0139 evenings after 6 PM . 3 o... t bi.IHdingt. At. 1 Bidwell. Cell &1+38&-B102 oftor 9 "M Brookside Apartments located Sot. off Bulwlle Ad.- 1 Br. epacloua IP11. with modern kitchen~ Nice 2 IR .. •II electric. 4Y.t mll11 wt•her / dryer hook-ups, eebletv out 588. Oord..,, utllltybu Mdlng. avalllble. Call 114-446-4608. c• port. Adultl. Ref. a dep. No pett. Nice toc•kln. Cell 114- odern 2 BR. apatment for rent. 446-4344. Dep. & Fief. required. Call 11 ... 448-1079. 3 Bedroom furnl•hed home for rent whh swimming pool. Nice nlllghborhood. c.tl 114-44841 9 or 379-27 40. Hou•lncountryfor~ent. Antiqu88 ·~e e. Bl.devMI• Addison. Coll514-446-4256. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Perk. Routjll 33, North of Pomeroy. Ren1111 tllll••· Cell 814-992· 7479. Buy or Sell. Rlvwlna Antiquaa, 1124 E. Main Str•. Pomeroy. Houl'l: M,T,W 10..m. to lp.m., Sund.,- 1 to lp.m. 814-9922526. Spaalous moblla home Iota for rent. Famly Pride Mobile Home P•k. .Gelllpolls Ferry. W. Va. 30+875-3073. Two 1140. 14 Inch Med., Alaunder dolls with orlgin.t cloth ea. One 1940 1.-ga colon! .. doll hou•. 114-992-1427. For lint: bl.llin81a building nut to old Marietta Plant. tnq'*• 1700 Jeffenon Aw. after 7 :00 p.m. Antique floMr C1blnet. Belt otter. Cell &14-949-2346. 64 Misc. Merchandise .. 47 Wanted to Rent Wanllng to rent 1rlil« ..-ce in country. Clo• toO.IIipolis. Cell 81+446-1172 or 446-9803. 49 For Lease Commercill Building for ..... Pt. A...nt. C1ll 304-8755104. Merchand1sr: 51 Household Goods LAYNE'S FURNITURE Apartnwnt 1 and hou••· Call 304-875-5104. 1968 New Moon 12x60, 2 BR . 02&00. Coli &1+446-0390. lArge tllll« Luxurioua Ttra Townhoutlt Unfurnished houae. 2 BA . Neighborhood Rd. U25. Rot•· encas a depoeit required. Call 446-A-418 •fttr 7 PM. REPOSSESSED 14ll.70' •· We hwe'•m. 1500 down, •k e owr loan. Free deiNery. MID OHIO FINANCIAL SERVICE . Cell Ohio Wau 800-826-0752, or 614-772-1220. 63 Fur•htd- 3 roam• It bMh. CleM. No pets. Ret. • depQiit: required. Ulllhi81 fumlthed. Adufu only. Cell 814-4461119. ap•tmentL Elegent 2 floors, 2 SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 82 Ollw St .. Gotllpollo. NEW· S pa. wood group- U99. Uving room suit•· •199-11599. Bunk b..:ls with bedding- 1249. Full lize matt,.. & foundlll:ion ttartlng - t99 . Recliners starting- •ee. USED- Beet., dr• ...... ba*oom sultH . Dnkl, wrlng.wuhar, a complete line of uted fumlture. NEW- W•tern boo• 136. Workboo.. I 11 • up. {ltMI • .... too) . Cell 81+446-3118. 46 Space for Rent GOOD USEO APPLIANCES W.hen, drv*t. refrlgtrJtors. r•ngea . Skeggs Appll•ncea. Upper Riwr R.d. booidt Stone Crest Motel. 814-441-7398. . tn NIM' Hrlen, 3 bedrooms. 2 blltt., l•ge living room, fireplace. garage. •30 .000.00. 30+27 3-24 71. 1976 12x56mobllehome& t V. •an of IMd •16,000 or best offer. Evergreen. Call 81 ... 4489823 .. 388-8892. 'MJ"' Aoomt for ..ntor month. Starting .. t120 a mo. O.llla Hotel-1 1 4-448-9880. Upetalrt unfurnlehed apt. Cer· POI8d. utNhlto pold. No children. 1\b ..... Coli 61+446-1&37 . Furr*hed apt. NIW'. NewH MC. 1.BR. •275. Utllitt. paid C•ll 448-4411 eft• 7 PM. Land corrtrect. large living room w / u~ndo room, 2 BR , w / well c¥ pet, air condition. · w / or without furniture. Nat. g • furn11ce on priYatelot. May rent lot. c.JI 5 to B PM, 814-4481409. fl.lrnlshtd room-919 Second A..... GeiiJpoUs. •135 a mo. Utilltl• paid. Sinalemele. Sh•• both. Coli '\46-#1Softer7 PM. eo ... nty Appliance, Inc. Good '*d 111pllan._ end TV teta. . 0p• e4M to 8PM. Man .. ru Sot. 81+446-1199. &27 3rd. Aw. Gellioollo. OH. 2 fireplac-. fence. Good foe• tlon. Call A-1 Rell Etttte Broker. 30+&76-5104. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Furnished Rooms 1 3 bedroom hou• Jim Hill Rd. Chain Ink. yard, 12 ye•s old. C.ll.tterl p.m. 304-175-2578. 3 Br hom~, upper route 7 n.., st.:lpplng e~•r. I 285 mo. Sea.~rity dllpoeit • r.reren.-. C.ll ~ 814-446--8189 or 814446-8818. 45 54 Misc. Merchandise 0-. Pool tlbl& 4KI. II. . top. Coin Call 11+192·2301. 10 lip riding Orovoly with 10 lncl'l mow.~ •1.700.00. Coli 1:00 PM. 30+1714431. . Good uted 17 cu . fl. frOII free Kalv'"- ..t. 0180. or boot off•. s... Kenmor• IMing cabinet In cabtnet. •30. 30~ 896-3183. 65 Building Supplies 58 M••lel• 0UIM'an1Md Quality ' Oeek · Pats for Sale Groom· and Supply Shop-Pet Oroomint. All br . . ds .. . AII ttyfte. lama Pet Food Dell•. Julio Wabb Ph. 81+446-0231. HAPPY JACK TRIVERMICDE' racognlrod •to fl. _ . , . by u .s . Buroau ot - - Modlo dno ogolnot hook. round. fl. -tap.,orme in do_91 & c.tal BIDWELL CASH FEED." J. 0 . NORTH PRODUCE. Orogonwynd Cottory Kanno!. CFA Pw.lan and 81.-n. . kh· ten1. AKC Chow puDDI•. New Hlmtloyon ........ ·01111 &1+ 448-3844 aftw 7 PM. UKC Roaioterod Toy Fox Terri· an. Cell111+3&7-7770. Minieture Schneuzer puppi11. AKC. Ad011ble 6 laveble '""'· Coli 1 ·81+286-&100. M1le Rat Tani.--Neturll lob ail. Coll61+446-3;413. 3-red & \lllhhe full blooded Beagl11, copplt·noatd. 2-are 8 mos. old • 1-t yr. old. C.ll &1+256-&278. 2 bedroom 12z&O. t1900. 30+&71-2722. 1984 Sct..ttz 14x85. 2 bedrooms. 11h blltht. aU .. ec. new AC unit. rongo, rolf-or. Wilt... bed .nd OOYII'ed pon:h Included. 112.500.00 Serlou1 h\qulroo onlv. · 30+&75-3117 eft• 7:00PM. 1184 lcott *· Energy Hou•. 24.w:IO. 3 bldroaml. 2 Hlhs, «**tMI King wODd burY*, new drepet, front porch, 017.100.00. Konougo Mobllo ttomM, te.n.,ga, Ohio, 114446-9&82. 1970 Wlods<><. 12JI55 whh 10x12 · ldd on, woodburner. wettMrlndctr..-. air cond. mutt bo m.,..il, 30+196-3102. 1911 1""70 1 - v. 1111 llloct· ria. lot 78x173'. t15,000. Hlrt• food . ..,,. ct. 304-882· 2844 tfttr 15 p.m. ' phu. luyeu Guide. ( 11 806-&17·1000 Ext. 8·1(1199. 1911 Buldt Skyt.k, 4 dr., 5 cyl .. AC, PS, cru-.. cloth •••· Oood IXJnd.' R....,lld- U910. Coli 114-982-32211. 1981 Pontloo Sunblrd. Au .. well AIJ, AM-FM. •to. PS. Pl. So ml cosnwtlc demage. t800. Cell &1+246-80B1 otter &PM. Delu• f.nly c• 1178 Buldl Elect• 4 doar. 12.710 aot~l mi-. good ttrel. ·A·1 mech..J.. cal. all power equipment. 03.110.00. SooThlrd .,dOIIvo. &14-446-4807or 44&-2502. & Fruit Vegetables 1977 Chevy Caprice Cla11lc, ._.to.f)l. pb, air, •t. c• driven dtMty but needs •ome work. • 710 30+&75-&751. 19&4 Buldt whitt ox-r-Ill liCk interJor. IUto. small v .8, ps, am-fm c.11111e. Real good work cor. •41o. 30+&7s.875B. 11ft story. Four roomt and blth down. 1 rODm up. Full bleement. fon:ad •lr &• furMCI. brMI· w•y. g. .g& 114-949-2734. 3 b..,oom hou• New HwiWI, • m .oo monm pkl• depo.... 304-273-2471 ' 42 Mobile Hom88 for Rent - " doconotod. 2 9R .. tully c•pttad. ell udlhl" paid •cept eltctrie. Sec. dep, -.ulred. call &1+446-1551. • IHIChMrl (; Ll Vi! \ llli.k '"'· c>. . . ~- Ap..-tmtnt for rent 122& • month. Oepoth .-quir.t. 114992-8724. Allor lpm or 992· 5119. 81 Farm Equipment 1 211 Oliver 4 WD·dl_. t•vtw w / plows. dlso. cultlvtitou, *4191. Lite modlf 4441nt. . .. tlonll Pl. wide hnt 3 Pt.. ~3111. Ownor will flnMoo. Call 81+21.1122. Gr11cious ltvlng. 1 and 2 bedrQOr'IJ apenments at Vlltt~g~e M«tor and Rtvertldl A~.Wt· m.,t\ In Middleport. ,From n82 . Coli 814-982 -77B7. EOH. 2 bedroom Apta. for rent. Cor-d. Nice oottlng. Lou ndry Ne• Watertoo-2 Br. Cl..n. . hiCIIh'- avallllbla C'MI 114e121• mo. Ref. • dep. Adu ht. 192·371 1. EOH. Furnished. C.ll 11+446-7714 Nawtv redeoon~ttd .....,.,..,.t. or &43-2844. -·rob!& Utllllito pold. 0228. 2 IR . Moble HarM for ..mat por monlh. 4opoolt10qulrod. C.ll 814-912·1724 . ,oo .. - -· 1\b Suncfor Coli• lt2·5111. PI-•· 114-379-2178. • ct_. •ct..-. One row N.w kiHI corn Dicker. Grovltv bod - ·PM. · C.ll 8144 4&-48411fl•l Corn pidl. .1 • 2 rON, Qnvlty . bed wegona, IN Font tNctOt--8 opel. klr-d, whotl dob. IIIF7 fl. -di•b.Fordplo-whut . drllo, ftotd Nod\o oqulpmant. Ftrm Maehlnery Rt. 124 fl. llloyhow Rd.. Jadt: •on. Ohio. 11+21S.&944. Ho•'• " Good luck. All we saw change color was the neon s ign o utsid e o ur windo w," I. . . : B'UT ri/?Sj :X: HAVe 'Tb. I CHANGE THE S'HAP! i • I .:t SiAY IN. • ·a:oo fi IHRA Dr&g R8clng Fall NatiQnals from B.ristol, TN ffi 1D CIJ Tho Ultlm811 Stuntman: A Ttlbuto to Dar Roblnaon Celebrate the spectacular career of the late stuntman Oar Robinson, who pioneered hlgh·fall technology. {R) (May be' preempted by Amer. league game 7) Ill canada: Ttua North Explore Canada's pal! ol mulllcullurallsm . (NFI) (f) VICtory ot Sea Des n lor Peaca (!D) •a41Houra .IIll MOVIE: O.dly Force (A) (1 :35) · aJPrlmeNewa 9 MOVII!: Whole Ll1e II It, Aiiywa,? lA) (1 :58) " .. (!) Mutdar, She Wrote Q 8Naahvh8:DS ()) MOVIE: Tlla Und1faatod ' ' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unaondtlorwl IHIIIma P,rBn· taa. Locll ,.,..,._ fumilihed FrH t11timetes. C•ll collect 1-81 ... 237-0488, d.,- or night. Roger•lesement w..erprooflng. ; SWEEPER Wid sewing machine '"*'· and auppll•. and delivery. Vac:uwn perta. up Davis Pick Cleaner. one half mile up Oeorgea Creek Rd. C.ll 814446-0214. Concrete leptle T.... - 1000 gll .• 1500gal. .ndJe1Airltlon •m. FOC!orv tnlnod ropalr t>- RON EVANS ENTER· PRISEI. Jo-n. Ohio. 1-800. 837-9828. :r.:: (G) 1 t J:. fORI I I I I .. I OF I L UNSCRAMBLE ANSWER · . 'A .. V • ' ' : J FllmDVIII. Call 30...1715-1331. Rollry or cable tool drilling. Most¥\lellscompteted aamlllid..,. PUmp ul• snd MrVIca. 304895-3B02 SADLY, WE HAVE COI'IE10THE i:ND OF ANOTHER · !!RQA.DCASTIN!f RON'S AP!'LJANCE SERVICE . hou• call 1.-vldng 0 E. Hot Point, wethers. drr.ra and JIOWI. 304-671-239 , 82 CARlER 'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING · Cot'. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phona 814-446-3888' or 814446-4477 84 & Electrical Refrigeration 'NOLILO Bj<e;AK TJ.lE HEAR:r OF ATT ilA THE HUN. BARNEY · SNUFFY'S - IN TH' HOOSI&OW, . LOWEEl.Y !I ••' • THAT DONT GIVE ME TIME ENUFF TO CLEAN UP MY HOUSE . •: • ..• a ••"' '""' ..ra ...._.. av~unlty General Hauling . ,, Pltrl-*'• Wllf.er Hauling, 2 000 gol dollwory. 30+176-2311 or 61+446-4088. I Mowray'a Upholaterlng •vtng trl county arM 23YII••· The belt In furni1U111 uphoinlrlng. CaiJ 304 - 1 7 5 - ~ 1154 for free elltlrnates. . .• Ill 1!21 Speclll . •·U:II . : , · , • I() 7'6 • Oange~.: .Q7.63" · '. +QtH2 . +H Willy at work WEST · · c EAST +H By James Jacoby . +QHH .10942 .. KJI J.D4 +A7 .•. A little learning can be a dangerous +1o D11 +qj.3 ' . thing, especially when applied by Wil· . lyNllly, our haphazard declarer. Willy +AIO bid a lot when tie jumped right to three no.trump over . his opponent's on.,. +KBH · spade bid, but he did not think an invi· +AK52 ' tatlonal sequence In which he doubled first for takeout and then bid only two Vulnerable: Both Dealer: East na.trump would do full justice to 21 points in aces and kings. Nortlt Eut · Willy botched the play earlier than t+ usual. He ducked the jack of spades Pass Pass Pus lead, caught up in a special Willy fan· tasy of breaking up the defenders' Opening lead: • J communication. Naturally West . played a second spade. Willy won and · played a diamond to the 10, forcing .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....;.....:......J sounr •u .- East's ace. After East cleared the spade suit, Willy ~layed his diamond winners, but East was able to throw a heart and a club painlessly. Eventual· ly declarer bad to play ace and a heart for down one. The hand plays easily if Willy wins the first trick. After taking the dia· .mond ace, East is not able to clear the ~pade suit because of the spade 10. in dummy. So he plays the club queen, which declarer should duck. On a club .continuation, declarer- ca11 wbi' 111e ace, run the diamonds (endin&'ID .1111' band) and cash the club tiq. Eut.wtn · , have been forced to throw a ~ft- Uid a spade. South can now elthef tbro'tf East iq with a spade to Ioree a lellcl. away from the king of beartl; 0.. dolt . the other way by playiDJ ICe Uld a · heart, oompelllng East ·to IMd awa7 · from the queen of spades. 7 ,. the endplay brl•oro In the · · oontract. -.... · · JIUIMI, Eltl!er" ,;. .CROSSWORD br lHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Outcry 3 Hold It! 4 Wine type (Ger.) 5 British Conserva· tive 6 Anc. Burma capital 7 Distraught 8 Gunther's "Inside - " ' 4 Pierce 8 ·Yearn 9 Wait close by 11 Tarry 12 Steno's need 14 Charged 10 Change back 15 Snoop 13 Torn apart 1 8 - had It! U Spanish 17 Fisherman cash unit 19 C~zy room Metall'c 18 1 20 "Ftve Pieces" fabric atom i. . • '. • ..... ·, 1 '~ ~W!=:~ A.nst"'r 23 Wily 2g Musical · In t h e group - . . (In 31 Extensive trouble) 34 Runner, 24 film)~~~ Rlral 211 Heavy SebasUan s~~h...--28 Fastening 22 Perry _ oio b~o~lt,........,..~35~== (1970 .21 Jaunty 23 Pedestal 24 Unscathed 25 Weirdo 28 U .S.S.R. city 27 Profici e nt 30 Colorado Indian 31 "I Did It My - " 32 l'nlite title 33 Serene 36 Writer, Carlo 36 Wear away 37 Margarine 38 Numerical ...-·. ' hr+-+- .: ' suffix · . '' 39 Rearward .. ' .r DOWN I Obey 2 Shifting view .• DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTES- Here's how to work It: ,· ·.- .,..' ".- AXYDLBAAXR iiLONGFELLOW . One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used lor the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters,··_ ·apostrophes, the length and formation of the words ·are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. · ; .· ., .. ~· .: CRYPTOQUOTE 10-13 T DITR 0 ·H B X OHVZQ C H C VQFI DUHv. u ·•: IJ>...,~'n. 1;1 NZHAGHBW · ' aUlA Today N U H B WC ·y p N • 0 ZIVIHKI W Z I T N •IIll Nowtrwod Game 0 lpotta 1onfght ' 'Night HMI' CBS Lilla Night Joey's wile Is a witness whan e dtUg deal gone sour resultS In death. UJ Hill III'MI- Your . Kind, My Kind. Human Kind ta Amltlcan Megul~ ,.. 1 OTWBHAHIC V T B B Q Q- t<i_'· o i c-. . . . G t) Z X V U I C t'! I Z A H. I G. X Yeaterday's Cryptoqno.te: THE ART OF. PRoGRESS . · ' IS TO PRESERVE ORDER AMID CHANGE ANO TO - PRESERVE CHANGE AMID ORDER. WHITEHEAD .... ALFREJl NORTH . ,. 1 ., .... . -.. .. ~- ' • 1D Chlltt . (l) One on Ona No•. Upholstery Trucks for Sale· (!D) Thrtlls and Spills (R) · . (l) (!) Bill Moyer&' wo~d of ldH1 Moyers talks with a wide vartety of people about America's choices. (NRJ ID (!]) Love Connocllon IIJ M-rtln• aJ1 T1J• from tile Datl<alda (!) Miami Vice Q ta You can Be a Iter" 11:30 • W IIJ) Tonight Show Cll BporiiCentar (L) IAGmARIUI (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Be TAURUS (Aprii20-Mor 211) There may cautious today II you're Involved with be more to yoor commercial dealings someone who you think Is promising 1oday than meets the eye. If you're of· ' more than can be deliver. If you Ignore fared something on the side lor going your bell"!, judgment, you could have along with the deal , taka a hard second . Your proapeCia Jool< VFK'f encouraging regrets. . _look . lor lh!J year ahead, proVIded you don't. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-.1.,. 11) Watch GEMINI (Mer 21-Juno 20) Unleso you ·put too mjlny lrono In th!J Ike at one your llep 'today ao that you don't gat are sincere about your lnt8ntlons, It's time. Take P&!n• to --out tlloaalha1 car-. and talk loa treely.about a con" beat not · to make commitments or haw alzzle than subl1ance. fldentlal matter to .a person who has a · agreements today. Be doubly su;:~:~; UIRA (lepl. 21-0c1. 211..., Jmportan~ -. problem keeping secrets. · pie with whom you deitl aren't plan lhould work out 11 ~ntlclpated, but AQUARIUI (Jan. 20-Fob. 11) A manlp· gamee. · today you might be ·lnltu8ncacl" by an- ulator'Jn your P"' group may try IQ In· CANCER (June 21-.lulr 22)' Oiuintlty othlr and make 10me unwloe changaa. · volvo you in something today that Is sllould not be more Important today Got 1 julnp on lite by unclerltandlng the M11·118nrlng. but not to you. Don't snap than quality. What has tile appearance l n f t - !hot.,. govwnlng you In the · at th!J bll1. . ol a big bargain could, In realtty. lie . yeor II!Md. Send lor your Aatr~Graplt PIICII (1'.... .20-llbrch 211) The limb merely a lot of Inflated ~menta. , prediCt~ todiY by mailing $1 to AI- you,'~• out. on today_.lll rather weak. · ·LEO (July 23-Aitfl. 22) It's OK to relax tro.$raph, c/o thll newsp.per, P.O. Don I· prasa your luck .loo Iarin sitU&· .. ,and ha~ . a good time today, pr<Ovjtled Boxi1421.~. 0H44101--3428. ·flona wiM!re your r8flutallon Ia . on the you don't overindulge. Yoo could Be..,. to 811te your zodl8c.llgn. : · line. . · · ~our dtot or health pfogram In one !ell ICORI'IO (Oat. · 14. Zl) Even ARIEl (J!IIa«h 21·Aprll 11) Be extra :swoop. . : thiiilghyoumaybe-'Jnoaddlllonal • carelul lodiY regirdlng mental tasks or -; [VIRGO (Auo. 23-S,.,t. 221 Your houoeto operate lrilm what '.llllgnm.,ta thll ·are so routine vou do , hold budget can only be str&tched 10 lu.nda. lt'a you hlw on hand. Tlilo 'way you won't t~ by rote. They're the ones where far before It linapa. Walt un111 you can btl : lt!conven- 11 you · """" any -you could.havoaiJp.ups and make your pay cash lor what .you want lni!Md of ~del1ya. blggtll1 mlatakeo. · · having to make drawn out payments. more D W ID Ill CIJ IIJ) Nfto Cll Sp11dw111t .. . Make your whole year's plan;;·l n the' · ' plans &arly in IM MORNING . · · NORTH . 10:35 (I) MOVIE: Tho Longeot Day (3:00) 11:00 tD Remington Steele Forged Steele Bernice Bade Osol Dllen:l Water Service: Pool•. Cisterns, Wells. Delivery Anytime. Call 614-448-7404-No Sunday ceiiJ. 87 / I THI5 COLlY OOEG A 51"!N-OFF THAT • • • R•ldantlal or commercial wlrIn,_ New IMI'Vice or repairs. Ucenaed lllactricl•. Enimete free. AI danour Elaclrlcal 30~ 875-1788. . 85 BRI~HTER lOMORROW DollY.·.. -•' Plumbing & Heating ANDWEMUSTPART. DEAR FRIENDS, , .- .. Forego - Arena - Grist - Hymnal - MORNING' · · · F,amous . sprmg · (1 :59) 8:30 D al IIJ) A Different World A joint research papar jeopardizes Dwayne and Ron's friendship. C (f) Adolph Hlda~ Portrait ol a Tyr&nt 8:00 D W IBl Deor John Ralph believes his bad luck Is caused by an Egyptian curs e. W Bottle of the Mona11r TtUcka and Mud Racing From Tampa, FL ffi ID • (J) MOVIE: •cannonllll Run II' ABC lllovla = I (P§ {1 :49) Q Ill (!) llttryl !;I IIDl ID 1121 MOVIE: 'Rod Earth, Whlta E8tlh' CBS Thurad1y Movie 1;1 · , IIJ Lllrry King Uval (!) Tllurlday Night Flghtl 1:30 D W IIJ) Tho Comedy Store 16th Clall Raunlon Celebrity parform8rs celebrate the 15tll annl.versary ol the worJd.famous L.A. comedy spot, which launched the careers of many wall-known comedians. 8NewCounlty 10:00 W 700 Club W Ttuek and Tr&ctor Pull Ch!Jmplonahlpa From Phoenix, AZ ffi Ill aJI Nawo (f) Global Rlvall Senior officials and East·West experts discuss tuture posslbilltiaa . C IBIIJI Iemay lliJJRer aJ Evening Nawa Crook 1nd Chua 10:30 Ill EaotEnclara A. continuing chronicle ol tile lives of resident~ In London's East End. (0:30) 1D IIll Odd Couple MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP Fetty Tree Trimming. st..np Wattenon ' s Weter Heu ling, rHsonallla r•tH ~ lmmedltte 2.000 teflon delivery, clttllrnt, podl, Mil, ttc. celt' 304-15782819. 1911 Ch011y pickup Wuck. Atlll good cond. Coli &14-211-827&. . \ For •I• 1971 Chevy BIIDr. 4-t... d. lodlout hubs, good cond. t11500: 1173 Stetlonwagen Otwy wllh good 400 1978 Oodgo - Y duty holt, ' Improvements Wilt• delivery. 1000 glllons. Aa•on•ble prk:•. Immediate dllllwory. Coli &1+992-1p5. '<1111 onytlmo 81+317-0188. . To ~AY lf\J.SHAPf, . (_ Horne 81 •to. 72 "J! ~:;:r::~P~;Me· e '80 Buldtllloylork. 4door. 4 cylo. air, t791.00. 30...1578. 22111. 01..,., 7:30 • W Family Feud · (l)$poaC!Waok ID Eri-lnmant· Tonight eCil USA Tod8y ' . ill ' .. 1121 ii!J Jolipardyl Q IBIIJI M'A'S'H aJ Croaallre IHI Night Coull ll!l VldeoCountry 7:35 (I) Sanford and Son (])'MOVIE: The Papar Chasa (PG)(1 :51) • W IIJ) Tho Coaby Show <· ·~:: •• • .. . . A ~ R Water Service. Pools, clattlrna, wells . lmmedleta1, 000 Of' 2,000gaUonsdeUvery. Coli 304-875-1370. ........ - · · 0300. c.; P.-ts;4-tl" raltv whHis t100.; Oldl 310 nnsmlllfon t71.; Qt.,y truck auto. trono .. 0100.: Wln.hlllld tor 17 01• 2-dr .,d 78 01•. +dr. .40. 0 - 304-B96-3838. ·.•· S~rVIC~~ 1171 Chevy No... Hatchbeclc, low mll11, ruN good. cal 30+176-8088PM. ,,oo PRINT · NUMBERED · l ETTERS iN sQUARES + a Crook end Cflaae 1177 Z28 C.m•ro 350 englne,· MIN ths. H11 new paint. Mat:allic blue. *900- 304-57621Btl. F.~rr11 Sillllllll"; @ by f1lhng in 'the rnissing. wo rds · you deve lop hom step No: 3 below: · _ e (J) Curtwnt Affair NawaHcu (1 :00) ill. .ill at IIJ) WhMI of FortirneQ IBIIll TIINO'I Campa"' Monortlno • .,' Ch•v Railey Alm1. 14 Inch• eon..tto otyle. 30+876-8837. 1980 O.evrol• Malibu. High mll•ge but hM 1 lot of ntw p . .o ... it. • 700. Coli 814-992· . 2113. 58 • .SCRAM·lETS ANSWERS ID .(!) -NollfL.ehrer - .. ...wlthbeMJty of 19B9 '"'"' olylo '""" wh ring&.l5klgs. Aalolng 0195. 114-992· 2531 . RON'S Television Service. Ho calla on RCA, Quaar,· G oclollng In z.,lth. Coli 30 5 11'2398 or &1+448245 ' 1980 Pontiac 0Nnd Prbt, IUIO, Pl. pb. lllr, whhe ntlrior. ,.d In-lor. V•8, 14,000 mll11. Good buy. 01B98. 30+876&718. • •. • _ Yott can . . I Star ' (I) We 11le ulltd auto .-rt• for til typea of C*l. Cell 114-3889062 .. 446-8980. Old Englloh Shoop Millo 8 monthl old. ~roh from Pft Lind fur 0419. AKC .-g-od. Very pltrvful. f200 firm. &1+ 882·81BI. .•rlou• 1 ... r~-_ r-IJ_,ul-r7.v'-_-rjt;. _:.· .0: rl.· :s,. . _,l. ,.·,-. --.~ ~--~om~'·" ,h. chu~. ki. qu~i.d . . · . 7:0o tD 'Ot!r HOu. . Off We Go · •·-• (2) Pjlll Magazll!a. · ·.l!l Spottacanter (L) .· .J. FR&EB!.E · ,. 1878 ChOIIroiOI Lugu ... tilt. crul•. PS. P8, rtlty wheell. •900..CIIII &1+446-0B99. 1981 Ch ...tte. 1981 Cttetlon, Motor Home. 304-875-2711 . : hav~ be youl·k'now,I'vE! gottegotten·the n .t'h e best- of . mellave sir and .-6:35 ([) Aildy ,Otlfll\h Auto Parte & Accessories Painting: Interior • E•rlor. Free Blth'nat•. Cell 114-4488344. 1 178 Cudns CnDer s•tlom.w· gen, V-7 -..tDmlltle, .-. pb, air, bro¥111 •-.rkn • fn ..rior. Nln d.., Wigen. 11416. 304-171&718. • 7:05 (I)' to & 76 A& 8 Rtmodeling. Rneworkfor fine people. Can't beat th... pricea. Don' t let the f•ll tt:aaon ... , yOU. 30+876-2578. Mu•ical Instruments 'Nightclub performer to hec kier:·" J , 11J ClirtoO!I Expre11 liJ ·Miami VIce C 1978 Chwette. 4 apeed. good condition. 0100. Call 81+9B64175. 57 '"'_-. ·! ~ ' Ql • at CBS Nawa , ; lit@ WKAP In Cincinnati '82 Kel ...kl LlO 440. axe. cond. 30+875-7484. 1981 Oldll. Cutte11 Calala. Ex· traa. low miiMQe. Extr11 nice. Coli &1+446-941&. 1973 Ohio Dolto B8. 4 door. PS. PI, •fr, AM-FM tape and CB •dlo. No ru.c. exalliin co ndl· lion. $100. 814-992-2174. I 5 (I) ·&Cil ASC NawtQ (!J lljMiy EIICitlc . ·." (!) Nlglldy Bualneaa Rapott ·o Blue Cro""'" Conure end Cocka. tlal ~ large cega. Also bird ctge. 0121. Calll1+446-8320. Germtn lhort hlllredpoln• bird dog. 0100. 30+1715o2119. A ·M u o -·rH.....:U:I,. .R:;_;.E. . .S: I'~\ · · .I ~L~·=·==· 1 : : :·=~·=:._~ ~- ~BC ~lg,liUy ~WI 1990 Sur ..l GSIIIIOL. 30+ 882-3288. •hot•. ::r· ·' '159 Sportll8f' 80 per cent compt• bMklll: cue,' t500.00 -\ao lo. 30+182·2&9B. · RON EVANS ENTERPRISES· Saptlc ttnk purnpln~t- t90 p• lood. Cell1-800.837-1628. 1918 CUtlno Cln. 38.000 mi-. 4dr, Sh•p-*13915. 1180 lulek Rlverl•· •2100. 1981 Mereu~ Ly.n• Wagon-t30715. 1912 Plymouth C.amp-t170D. 1981 Datsun 210 Wlgont1000. 1111 Mercury Lyn•· 01400. 1914 Ford Rongor II. V-8. auto .. 17.000 mllas041911. Call 814-38S.9&1&. . 10 - 13 197& Oold Wing. 30+&754210. 1988 Chl'ly C•v•ller RS Wagon. 37.000 ·mn-. auto .• AC. cruloo. tit. AM·FM. Coli &14-38&-1240. 1911 Flroblrd, AC. cruloo, tilt, 27.000 mH•. •a100. Coli &1+ 446-2791 oftor 4 PM. . Honda XRIOS , dirt bike. ~ cond. f800.00. 304-&715o2193. 11815 0\•y. Clvellar. 4 dr.• euto. • W. 21,000 mlln. 03800. Coli 81~&-27211. 19111 01111. Col . . PS. PI, ~11. cru61e, 1lr, turroof, AM -FM. 09.000. Cell 114-446-4393. - 19115 Yemlh• 2150 cUrt blkewtth p.-r band. 01200. Cell 81+ 441-11531atkforChril. ' eo-... 1814 PS. PB. AC. "M·FM _..,.CoiL f 3891. 1880 Dodgo 14 ton truck. 4 oiKI .. one owntr, 11.000 mllea. .1991. Coll51+286-&122. - . · r . 1 . . (ii O!lldoor SJ~Qt:t~men (R) · -~ ...·· · ·--' .... . ··lfl 1 . 1 I -I . UJ:I!(KRP In Clnclnnlti Ak•• TrnTrlmmlng lndStump RlmOVII. Free Htlmetn. C.ll 304-875-7121. lndlvtduel gulm l•.an~. b• glnntrl, gullllrl8t. Brul· c•cll Mulllic. 114-44.0187, Jttf Wlmtler lnlltructor, 114446-B077. U.-cl opooingo. month, wtthin 'NIIIklng dlstenot to North Point grade .nd High School. lnq_un 1700 Jolt._ Aw. lfltr 7 :00p.m. ' ..,w ;:-;;o,,.:.:.R.,;,.T2 ..;E..::.L...,.--1. . f--TI~ 1 3 .:...,::-; !" :,...-...il L ·1!2J ShowBiz Today ,IHi Fleta Of·Ula · :· liJ _FatAJbett . · ll!l Flndango . , 6:05 til Lllvame aOtt Shliloy' . 1:~ . . 3 ' ' I.. IIJI Happy Dayo. ' .. W IE~ER_FORK! THE .. ' . r·I . · · · IIJ Jilaltla l'ollllca •aa 1983 Ponhlic Flrebird. T-Top,, new tltes. battery, mutfl•. .4000. &1+742·2878. Bundr Cl•lnet. Nice condition. 0121. Coli &1+992-8082. Thr• bedroom hOUII f178. ' the be- low to fotm four simple words. Bonanza: The Loll . !plaod" The Crime of Johnny Mule • a> (lJ • (J) IIDl .1!21 OJ .Nawa . (l) SportaLaok ·.. · . (!J Voyage of the Mimi (f) Dr. Who' Mind of Evil, Part - J\,4otorcycles AKC regl•red buft cock• oponlol puppy. 20 wlto. old. oil 1121!1. Call 1-281-1316 •fter 8:30p.m. 14x70, 1979 Gownor. at 390 Ath St. , Middleport, on 50x1 12 fl. lot. 30+882-32&4 1971 W•tch•wr, 12x70, 3 bedroom, utHity room, ..epdown Mvlng room. 10x10 buil6lng. 114-742-2171 Tr ,Jnsport iJtlon 001/ERNMENT SEIZED V- 7 ft cain . o~ed pool Mble. t981 Honda Shldow 500. 2 Suz1Ad Ou•d runners 181 end 121. Roll._ du• buggy. Coli •fteri:OO. 114-245-9115. 2 bedroom home for rent. Off•ltr'NII plrldng. Call 114892·2304. Uveetock el• from t1DO. Fon:la. Mlrceclel. eon.ttn. Chwya. Sur- CETIDE. INC., "theno-&1489+3171 ' 4 bedrooms. in Sy,.cu•. 1150. P• month plua utilhin. Employed perton• ontv. C.ll 814843-518&. 83 IICC 71 Auto's For Sale For ule: Firewood, U6 large pickup load. Alao truck part• h-om 17 to 72 modtls. Call &14-446-1437. Sof• and ehairs priced from 1395 to •995. Tabl• $50 and up to *125. Hide-a-beds t390 Warm Morning wood heltlng to 16915. Aectinert t225 to stove. Good lhepe. Call 61.._ 0 375. Lampo •28 10 0125. D~nettn 1109 end up to t496. 3B8·8381 . Wood table w -1 chelrt t286 to 1795. Desk t100 up to 1376. Kindhwvood · fireplace ln .. rt. H..,tch• 1400 and up. Bunk U11d 3 mos. 1450. Callefter 6 beds complllht w-mattreua 1 PM. 614-'441·2177. e295andup to 13915. S.IJVbedl •1 10. Mattrea. . or box ..,nnga Stn c•binet modal ••reo whh fuH or twtn 118, firm *78, and 8 tr~ck 1ltpe. AM·FM and 888. Outen illt.a 12110 a up record pl~r. Good eondltlon. King $3150. 4 drawer cheat *69: e&O. Truck topper to ftt long bed Gun ctblnets 8 gun. Baby' Chevrolet or Dodga truck. Fair mattrHtet •3& • 146. Bed coodhlon. e ao. Call 30... 458fram• UO. 1306 King frame /-: 19 _ 9_7_._ __ __ _ __ I 60. Good Hlectlon of bedroom aullel, mettl cabinet•. head· Coon Walker dog~, 411.8 utHtty board1 830 and up to t 85. trailer, 4x8 awnlnq. 3 pc. ltvlng . •• u....... room luke, bird & · c~~~~ge. Cell 90 Day, ""'• .. cas h with 814-882-7830. •ppro~~ed credit. 3 Mil • out BulavHia Ad. Open 91m to Spm Uving room tulte, bedroom Mon. thru Sat. Ph. 814-448- l ulte, tools. gun,, new toya. 0322. pressure washer, antlquea. Cell 814-256-6566. Valley Furniture New and u.ed furniture and Whfte lace wedding dr ... with appllcane.. . Call 614-446- scalloped akirt, bouffant petti7572. Hours 9·6. coat & teed pearl lrier~, Iilii 7. never worn. Also Artley clainet J & S FURNITURE with Clle, exc.lent condltton. Cell 814· 256-1715 after 8 PM. 1411 E111ern A... . 4 drewer chest, *48. 5 drawer c~eat. flli4 .96. 5 pc. wooden Mixed hardwood siibt. $12 peir d1nnette uts, a 199.95. bundle. Con•lnlng approx. 1VJ ton. Ohio Pellet Co., Pomeroy, PICKENS USED RJRNITURE Ohio. 81+992·84&1 . .Comp!eta houtehold furni•h- 1 -::-------~---­ lnga. 'h mile out Jtrricho. Sea~oned oM •nd hickory h.-d3~04-876- 1450. wood . 135. big trunk loed. Cell 814-742·2845. . 1180 01"* Deltel tnctor, cond. 30+875-3190. Uood oNIIng gl... door. 040. 304-675-8283. WESTERN RED CEDAR • Cttanntl Auatlc and lovlllodl.ap Siding Beartiful tplt and whirlpool bathtubt. Buy direct from manu: feeturer end eave. For free lnfGrmation call 1·304-62382B8from 2-6 PM dally. 74 BuyMWahakt_ch.andget old one ,._.,_.. FREE. Oc· tabor on!v, Sidon Equlll"""t. - - · 30+176-7421 . F•m h•d elage ..waon. NH 312. Orlndor mixer. NH 7' h ..,blne. All oood condltton. 304-273-4215. ' . . 330 Homelhe chain ~ uatd """ Nttto. ....... prlco. 30+ &76-41B7. For sale: Firewood, t35 IMge Diekup load. Also truck J*'t• from 17 to 72 models. Call 81 +44&-1437. •75.00. Furnace biOMr tquJrrel cage f1n one thWd hp motor 040.00. 61+245-~2711. 81 Fam Equipment Spa Bolt, boartlful quollty bult, ' ~ Slmmentel Bull for ule. I bu'f from W.Ve. m~eotu,., montha old. Call 114-149· and eave. For ln-fonMtlon and prl.,. ..11 1·30+123-1211. 2922. Mondor 1hru Frtdo\1 2'00 PM til . Bull 15 monthl old 0'*1ntl"f 1:00PM. and Jer ..y, weight appro• S.ldwin orgen. d•kl: •215.00 1.000 lbo. 04110.00. 304-456each. rims 1nd tlr• c.tl after 1583. 4:00. 30+876-&199. ConCNtl blockl- 111 lilet- ._d or dell¥ery. M11on •nd. Gellllu~ lis 81qck Co .. 123''-o P1no 81 .. Oollloollo. Ohio. Coli 014-4462783. . ftlf . ntqulr..:i. Call 114-387· 0&39. · ~- ReorronQt lellers of 0 four scrambled words 6:00 Ill S'll~ ... ~= GAM I _ _ _ _,.:.._,;:: l ditod by CLAY R. POLlA N -~----- . EVENING MY WOlD ·· THAT DAILY Q ~ 'O ~ PUULII V~ J.'"lJ THURS., OCT.13 • 1> 10.FIX 5END/N6 IN firm book prioe much hlghtr. c.-. bll ..'" 1802 Jetfat'80n lltvd. 30+876-3123. 40 chennel Reaflttic Bile Ste· don with pOMr mlk•tt 215. 40 ch~nnet C•r Cl-175. Copptrtone goo '"ngo. 30'-'·0110. Coli 81+992·32211. Fuel oil tank 2715 gil. Ilk• ntiW'~ fuel flher end cop par line t zb AND 'I .SEE · CO~RAD IS . ' 87DodgeRam alc*up4.:4, exc Building Morerl. Block. ·brick. aew• ptpe., wtndowt. Untels. etc. Cl•da Winters, Rio Grandi. 0. 0111 81.._ 246-5t21 . ' Dep.• IJ.l:j ' aond, 30.000 mlt•. •7.100.00 Wheelchair•new or used. 3 whMI.t electric .cooter.. Call Rogen: Mobllty collect, 1-814870-9181. ••eQ 'bu.f\:l;ft~ 10. 1H~i5m~.-l SOsi~ 8U~~ ' . I CH A~ 197$ Foret wn- nMdl some ,..,..,... good motor. I cycla. 30+773-1923. . Uald Tappin S.S. bullt·ln oven and stOYt top, will _.I or trade for equal value, 304-175-2108. Nice 3 BR tr1ller with ex Pando. IMng room. lwge Ylrd. See at 314 Third St. Kanauga. Call 814-446-7473. ~;,;.,; I 'M W.O. 197&- oqulppod tor tlohlng, hundrlg. cemplng. New bl'lk-. paint job, 318 motor, heed••· 0700. &1+992·1811 . l.ualre e4ectr4e 220\1' 12.000 1979 Blv""BW~ , ·oblle home, 14x70 wll:h 7a21 ex.-ndo, P ' - 304-175-5141. 1911 WJndlor 1 ._70. 3 bedroam 3 ton air cond, Olehwllalw, wood burrw. Undarpenninn, 304-171-1017. ' '(X! .• 1918 Chwrolet Altro Conwr· slon V1r1 by LuJIIury Ridt. Priced •t 012, 900. Cell 114-2459881. blnet tawing machine. C1ll 81+37&-2281 . Homes for . Sale . 4 1914 4x4 Otevy Sltwrtdo. Excel. cond. Call 81+0038. low selt-llke new . Singer c.. 31 & llf.CAU$€. ~z - 1987 Ford Arr~r Xi.T Van. Ellbel. cond., cu.tOm running boordo. lDodod. Cell 114-446B778. Complete houuhold furnishlniP· All bedding. Nltlc bur* bock with ruotlc - . Vlrlatv of sot• a ch ..,..ll on 1111. EJccellent u•d epp~.,c.s . Olrlltmlt toys now In atock. Chrlltmllt letawey • now bth1u tek ~n . Plus fintnclng wellllbt• wtth epl)f'O'Io'ed Cf'ldit. At. 141 In Centenarv-1f• mile on Uncoln Pike. e1+44&-3158. . 2919. Vans 73 VIR•' • Furnltu,. Television .Viewing · I" WI!'(~ 'lk.W/J.. '5\\a~{ , '74 Ford Cirri•. nM tnd toppor. good '"""' 0700.00. 3Q4-875-2417. Bedroom suite·l711i. new tewing mlchln• l75. Ctll 114 4410841 beh W., 8. 9 PM. BTU updraft furnace. Excellent worldng ord•. I 1215. 114-149- V ~uD. AGIO . Trucks for Sale The Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 13, Thursday, October 13, 1988 ..-. �. .. . . '· .. .. Area deaths •• Pomeroy-Middleport, ,Qhio Page-12-The Daily Sentinel PICK-4 Dally Number 668. Ticket sales $1,271,541 .50. tolaled 1288 . PJCI<-4' ticket sales totaled $232,053. PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays $1,932. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays $161. Thursday. October 13, 1988 lUcker Super Lotto 900!99. 16, 18, 20, 25, 34, 36. Super Lotto ticket sales totaled $4,374,966. Kl cker ticket sales totaled. $648,363. Ohio Lotte_ry World Series begins Saturday Dai1y Number\ Ell,ert B. Shafer Elbert B. Shafer, 51, of Wilkesville, died Wednesday at Holzer Medical Center after an ex ·tended Jl!ness. He was a mechanic and electrtc!an for Southern Ohio Coal Company No. 2 for the past 17 , years. He· was a member of the United Mine Workers Local NQ. 1886. He was a U.S. Army veteran. Born Aug. 23, 1937 in Kanawha County, W.Va., he was the son of the late Lemmie · and Floda (Hunt) Shafer. He is survived by his wile, Patricia (Jarvis) Shafer, whom he married Dec. 23, 1~61 In .Charleston , W.Va. Also surviying are two sons, Patrick .Shafer and David Shafer, both of Wilkesville; one daughter, Mrs. AI (Elizabeth) Flinkinger of Pitttsburgh, Pa.; three brothers, . twin brothel' Evert .Shafer · and l3<>b Shafer, . both of Charleston, · and Frank Shafer of Bu'ffalo, W.Va. ; ·and lour sisters, Betl)el Surface, Frieda Surface, Lilian Brotherton, and Violet Hamilton, all of Charleston. . He was preceded in death by one brother. Services will be . Saturday, ·1 p.m. at Bartlett-Burdette Cox Funeral Home, 513 Tennessee Ave .. Charl~ston, with the ~ev . Kay Puckett. 'Burtal will be at the ShaferSurtace Cemetery in Charleston. Friends may visit Thursday. 7 to 9 p.m . at the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, and Friday 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. at the Bartlett-Burdette Cox Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Vinton County Cancer Society, 202 W, High St .. McArthur. Ohio 45651, or the Wilkesviile Presbyterian Church, -Wilkesville, Ohio 45695. Page 4 Imogene Dean Imogene Dean, 66, Rutland, died Wednesday morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital fol lowing an apparent heart attack. A homemkaer, Mrs. Dean was born lnJacksonCounty, W. Va., a daughter of the late Fred L. and Alw!lda Marie Ankrum Sayre. She was a memberofTOPS 570in Pomeroy. Surviving are her hu sband, W!Il!am R. Dean; two daughters, Saundra K. Tillis, Rutland , and 'Teresa Lynn Wood, Middleport; five broth er s, Samuel E . (Bud), Henry, Robert E., Reub, and Jimmy K. (Butch) Sayre, all of Cottagev!lle, W. Va.; a sister, Joann West, Cottagev!lle; four grandc hildren, Jayroe and Donny Tlllls, and. Heath and Joshua Wood. Services will be held at 1 p.m . Saturday at the Cas to Funeral Home in Evans , W. Va. , with the Rev. Gerald Sayre officiating. -Burial will be in the Blaine Memorial Cemetery at Cottagesville. Friends may call at the Hunter Funeral Home in Rutland from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday and at the Casto Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7to 9 p.m. on Frldav . Hospital news Veterans Memorial· Wednesday Admissions- Debra Priddy, .Rutland; Bertha Wolfe, Tuppers Plains; Irene Russell, Middleport; Karen Newman, Syracuse. Wednesday Discharges Marie Roy, Vicki Rowland, Orner Dalley. Mosdy clear,low in mid 40s. Saturday, partly c loudy , . windy. Highs In the lower 70s. • Vol.39, No.1 12 · Copyrighted 1 988 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday. October 14. 1988 • ·WINTER JACKETS Big selection of stYles and colors in regular · · and big sizes. .S. M. L and XL Sizes plus BiQS 2X, 3X. 4X and Talis in M, L. XL. 2XL, 3XL Solids and plaids. REG, '19.95 FLANNELS ... .. SALE '16.88 REG. '22.95 FLANNELS ..... SALE •19.48 ' REG. '24.95 FLANNELS ..... SALE '21.18 REG. •26.95 FLANNELS ..... SALE •22.88 REG. REG. REG. REG. •39.96 JACKETS ........... SALE •49.96 JACKETS ........... 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She was born on Sept. 23, 19Glln Nelsonville to the late Luther S. and Rose Cornell Carsey. She was a member of the Methodist Church. • She is survived by six sons, John Henry, Kettering; Jerry , Wilkesville; Jay, Kansas City, Mo.; Jan , Powhatan Point; Jus- · tin, Paden City, W. Va.; and Jason, Terre Haute, Ind.; a daughter, Ramona Knight, Powhatan Point; a brother, Don Carsey, Flint, Mich.; four sisters, Nellie Mason and Gold.!e Carsey, both of Akron; and Wanda Miller and Jessie Bleckler. both of Ken t. Also surviving are 21 grandch!!dren, and 11 great-grandchldren, She was preceded in death by her husband, John, Dec. 187, I985, three sons, Julies, Jaron, and Jackie, two sisters, Gladys Poston and Eddie Turner. Friends may call at the Bauknecht Funeral Home. 3900 Central Ave .. Shadyside, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Services wlll be held there at 1 p.m. Saturday. The Rev. Frank Masters wi!J officiate and burial will be in the Belmont County Memorial Park Ce meter y, St . Clairsville. 457 Pick 4 5457 ·, SALE $1359-To $239.9 SPECIAL PURCIIASEI VINYL FLOOR COVERING 5 ROllS TO 99 SQ. ·YD. SElECT FROM $3 ~ FLOWER BULBS PLANT IN FALL, BlOOM IN SPRING! By BOB HOEFUCH Sentinel Stall Writer Something for everyone! That's the way It was Thursday • afternoon when Overbrook Center, the new $3.5 million health care · center on Page St. In Middleport, was dedicated. There were speeches by digna taries, music by the Meigs High School Band, recognition of individuals who played, major ro~<:s In the development and construction of the center, toursofthenew facUlty and refreshments. Dr. Harold Brown, sponsor of the center, served as master of ceremonies for the dedication which was · held out-of·doors In front new structure. FortuBrown's right In the photo are Rep. Jolynn Boster, Ohio House of •· RIBBON CUTI'ING CEREMONY - Dr. Harold Brown, nately, the weather cooperated Representatives Speaker Vernal Rife, and Sen. Jan Michael Long, : • accompanied by his wife, Lynn, cut the ribbon lo conclude October sun providing with the all of whom spoke during lbe dedlcallon program. · • dedication ceremonies of Middleport's new health care facility the warmth needed so the several ' Thursday afternoon. Tours of the new facility followed. AI Dr. hundred persons could be reasonably comfortable during the hour and one-half program which preceded tours of the new facUlty . Dr. Brown Commended Dr. Brown, who was · highly commended by several speakers for his Insistence In pushing tor the construction of the facility LOS ANGELES (UP!) . and his Insistence that the -.Georgi! Bush and Michael Duka- · fallcU\ly be Qne of the most kis may never be as nice to each modern in the State of Ohio, other again. extended thanks to a number of In their second and final , Individuals and groups who, he presidential debate, a lackluster · said, made the dream of the new event tilled more with stock health care center a reality. He speech lines than with aggres- introduced a number of indivlduslve approaches or biting barbs, als and extended !banks for their the Republican vice president roles in the development. Among and the Democratic Massachu- those ac~nowledged by Dr. setts governor adopted a soft- Brown were Prosecuting Attorgloved approach to each other In ney Frederick W. Crow III, the contrast with their usual Meigs County Commissioners, animosity. M. & T. Construction Co. repreBut . the strategy appeared sentatlves, the general contractcertain to be put to the test ing!lrm; ScottLucasofVeterans immediately as they headed · Memorial Hospital; Ron James; back out before the voters today Bill M!ller, Mike Milligan, the to put their "spin" on the architect; Ron McDade, Colunishowdown and to kick off the bus Southern Power; B!ll Nease, home stretch of their bitter race Bank I Pomeroy; Middleport for the White House. Mayor Fred Hoffman, and his Bush planned a pep rally in the wife , Lynn Brown who has suburb of Cerritos while Dukakls worked on the project for several years. decided to fly to Sacramento for a noon appearance with running Sen. Jan Long, a native of mate Lloyd Bentsen. Middleport, was one of several In Thursday night's televised speakers for the dedication ceMiddleport, In the foregrouud at right Is Meigs WAIT IN LINE FOR REGISTRATION Contlnued on page 10 remonles, and expressed pride in County Prosecuting Attorney Rick Crow. Residents walled In line to register for Thursday's dedication ceremonies al Overbrook Center In Rematch proves -nothing the efforts of local residents tn getting the new health care center built. He stated that the !acillty not only w!IJ provide quality care for elderly residents of Meigs County but will send a message to neighboring areas that Meigs County can get things done. He said that Meigs County Is hungry for economic change and economic development not only for now but for future generations. Introduces Administrator James M. Boyd, representing the management group of the new facllity, introduced Mark Murphey, administrator o! the center. Murphey stated that Overbrook Center is ·innovative and years ahead of Its time. He pledged high quality service to the elderly, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Rep. Jolynn Boster, another of the speakers, spoke of Overbrook Center as an achievement of the local community and local gove~nment working In , concert with the state and federal governments. Rep . Boster commented that Southeastern Ohio communIties cannot "walt for jobs to !all from the sky". "We have to do It ourselves and we ate do It yourself people," she said. Overbrook Center would not have become a reality had it not been for br. Brown, project sponsor; Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hall, who made the site available; • Bernard Fultz, who worked out · legal land deta!Js; Scott Lucas, administrator of Veterans Memmrlal Hospital who testified on the need for additional health care facilities here: Bill Nease, Bani< One, Pomeroy, who arranged financing banking; l<lm Shields, development advisor for Middleport, for informat!o!l on the site and other related (matters; Jack Farrington, key witness in health care needs of the elderly in Southeastern Ohio; The Ohio Co., bond underwriter for the project, and M. & T . Construction. Morrts Toler and Don Browning, general contractIng firm, Boster said. She !urtller commented that Continued on page 10 Murder trial begins in Pt. Pleasant Thursday All Bulbs Reduted!! S~L~TABLE COVERS Vinyls. terry cloth or poly I cotton blends. Ovals, oblongs and rectangles. ~~G~;:::: call a ballery of psychologists to prosecutor's case is "faulty." He two children, in life at the Lincoln the witness stand to substantiate said lhe defense will indeed ham- Avenue address with Facemire. "The situation had grown dire mer away at a !!!!If-defense scenario that claim. "In order to be able to decide and will also explain why !he "bat· for Norma Perry," Littlepage told POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. The "battered woman syndrome" is what happened," he told !he jury, tered woman's syndrome" is so im- the jll!}'. "All that evening a key element in !he Norma Jean "you have to look at what was left portant to the case. Facemitli's conduct got more biz: "The defense feels that is an in- zare...He requested Nanna play Perry murder trial which began there (at the murder scene). Fred Thursday afternoon in Mason will speak lhrough what his body tregal pan or lhis case." games !hal night" Littlepage said Perry, 30, was County Circuit Court before Judge I will tell you." Littlepage said the "games" in· Clarence L. Watt, according to Morgan said possible verdicts battered and abused psychologi- eluded Facemire breaking out winopening statell)ents by both are first-degree murder, second-de- cally, emotionally and physically dows, shooting out lhe front door Prosecutor Damon B. Morgan Jr. gree murder, voluntary by Facemire. of the house and even holding up He also said lhe defense will call two men at gunpoint. Littlepage and involuntary and defense auomey Stephen Lit- manslaughter to the stand witnesses who will tes- S81d the Pomt Pleasant police were manslaughter. tlepage. . LiUlepage countered in his open- tify as to lhe tension and difficulty called to the house because of tlle A I 0-woman, two-man JUfY was empaneled to hear the circumslan· ing statement by noting the Perry went through, along with her . Continued on page 10 · ces of the March 8, 1987 shooting of Perry's common·law marriage husband Fred Facemire at 2A II · Lincoln Ave., Point PleasanL Morgan said the Vietnam veteran, who had been hauling Post Traumatic StreSS Syndrome and who had a .2A percent blood-alcohol content in his small county budget like ours." are required on a yearly basis. By NANCY YOACHAM blood at his death, had openly Last year's state. audit cost Sentinel Staff Writer County Is among the Meigs threatened Perry ' with the .38Meigs County approximately counties audited yearly, but Several (lays ago, Syracuse caliber revolver he was shot with. $36,000. according to Commissioner RI"We don't know exactly what Village ot!lclals referred to the Jones questioned Grimshaw happened when the shots were costs of required state audits as chard Jones, state auditors "no and Rennick as to whet~er fired," Morgan said. "We know "highway robbery." On Wednes- sooner finish than It's time for Inexperienced auditors are alFred is dead. We know Fred and day, the Meigs County Commis- them to come back again." ways sent to smaller counties. In Syracuse, this year's state Norma Jean Perry were the only sioners suggested strongly to "It seems like we're a training Beverly Grimshaw, District 6 audit cost the village over $3,000, ones in the living room." ground." · Morgan told the jury in his open- representative for State Auditor and state auditors took from Rennick said that younger . ing statement that Facemire was Thomas Ferguson, and Paul April to June to review the shot once in the chest, a wound Rennick, State Dlstrtct 6 audit vlllage's 13 separate accounts, . auditors are included ori all sufficient to cause death, and then manager, that stateaudltsmlght some of which have only one audits, "because that's how they learn," but that all audlt teams was shot again in !he top of the be speeded up In order to lower · transaction a year. . are supervised by an expestate audit Meigs County's the cOiits to entitles being head. rienced auditor. began In January and didn't "We expect the defense case to audited. Rennick also explained that wrap up until late July or early In any county receiving be self-defense." he said, addinfi the State Auditor's office is In the cost the county August, and the "battered woman's syndrome $100,000 In federal funding, such process of developing·a new audit $38,000, Jones approximately would be a large podion of that as Community Development Continued on pagelO defense. He sail! th9 defense will Block Grant funding, state audits said. "That's a big bite out of a b By CHARLES A. MASON OVPStaiY IREDUCED 34°/o / . $329 AS LOW AS Auditor representatives take Meigs . requests to Columbus for ·review ' Don't Forget To ~hop Early On Friday, October 14th, During Our October Savings Spree! You'll Find Savings On Our Merchandise That Will Make.Your .Eyes Sparkle. ,.. MEIGS BAND ENTERTAINS - The Melp High School Band, directed by Toney Dinpa, was on hand to provide entertainment at Thursday's dedication of Overbrook Center. Members ol the band were out of school for the day but gave up the day off to appear .at lbe dedlcallon. ' v ~ • � 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 10. October 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 October 13, 1988 carsey dean knight sayre shafer