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PETE~ SAKE "' ···AND etG, THICK G065 OF STRAWBERRY - .JAM.' WHA.T OfHER DUM6 THING ARE ~ GONNA PUT BETWEEN THOSE TWO 5UCE5 OF BREAD'? JAM'? SPEEDWALKER PRIVATE EYE ff 'J A PICTURE OF 11Y CLIE/117; E K. / 001( liT TillS, SIHVEdl /lAVE Y()(J £VEl? LOWMAN, ANO lfRS S!lfPJON, J.OOKING SU N Tll/3 BEFOI?EP !i'IITliER COZY 70GETIIEI?. Cris Hammond LIJTEN, WE'RE SUPPOSE!) TO FIND OUT Jv'/10 KILLEP TillS LADY's II/J.58/INI), /ltiD .T DON'T LIKE 171£ La?KS OF TillS. even a macaw. "I've never seen anything like it;' ' said a Columbus-based Secre t Service Agent who participated In the operation. "We had guys who would sell us a car and then tell us where we could get It re-upholstered for food stamps. We could still be buying stuflll we wanted ." ' "There are many people out there right now who will deal In food sta mps," the agent said. " If I were a crook, that's one of the easiest a nd safest things to deal .. . Think about It this way: If you could double your money without hitting somebody over the head, wouldn 't you do It?" Thomas McDowell, chief of the Ohio Department of Public Welfare Bureau of ·Food Stamps, said the volume of Illegal traffic has enabled food stamps to "take the place of the welfa re Cad!llac" as the modern symbol of welfare fra ud , Some recent exa mples of food stamp-related crime: -Last month, about $120,00) worth of food s tamps turned up missing a t the Main Post Office In Columbus. Postal inspeetors a re Investigating possible theft -Last July, a Columbus store manager was arrested after$12,000worth of food stamps was bought from federal agents at hall of face value . -In Fe bruary, a Fra nklin County welfare department typist pleaded guilty to charges In connection with the mailing out of $10,000 worth of · phony food stamp a uthorization ca rds. $931,000 The vl ttage of Middleport has been a ttocated ss:n,IXXJ unde r the 198:1 Co mmunit y Deve lopm e nt Block gran1 sm all cities funds. Notification was made today by A!fr·ro Dlelzet, Dlt'('('lor of 1he Ohio Depar1me nt of Developme nt to Middleport mayor F red Hoffman . These fu nds are allocated to honor a ll prior multi-year fu nding commitme nts made by 1he U.S. Departme nt of Housing and Urban Development Funds RIVAL JUMP""oe Clark, grMd croaker, with hi• frog representing the Pomeroy Pu.,le Panthers and YvOfUie Scally, Mlddleport,wilh her frog representlngthe Middleport Yellow J ackets, are shown as they tried despen!U!J.v to win Satunlay night In a de rby race at. "Frogs Down", Mclbrs Stadium in Pomeroy .; Scally's frog wa• dl"'Jmdltled due to Scally touching the frog which L• against the nales. ·nae nallng gave the win to the Pomeroy Purple Panthe rs. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP I - A Democratic lawmaker says the Legislature Is trying to ease 1he tax burden and tha t a drive to repeal the 90 percent Income tax Increase could undo the effort. The Sena te ve rsion of 1he Housepassed state budget bUl heads for a conference committee this week. · The Senate proposal scra ps the suggested Increase In the personal exemption from $ffiO to $1,000, replacing It with a $20 personal exemption credit for individua l taxpayers and their dependent s, Senate Finance Chalrman William Bowen, 0-Cinclnna ti, said the Senate b!ll sends a message a bout promises kept on tax relief. "! think It wW send a resounding message to the total public out there ... that there w!ll be an issue on the ballot this November tha t can undo all the good.that this bill does for this sta te a nd set us bac k 40 years," Bowe n said . An Initia tive pelltlon drive Is under way to put two consl itutlona l ame ndments on the hallo1 . If t hey m ake it on the ballo1 and voters a pprove them . they would repeal the permanen1 90 percent Income tax Increase adopted In F ebruary and make 11 more dllflcu 11 for the Legislatu re to Impose ta xes. Republica ns, who say the income tax Inc rease was excessive, wei· come the Democrats' $20 tax credit plan but say it doesn't go far e nough . " We w!ll support Inc reasing the exemption from $G50 to $1,000. We have no object ion to a tax credit as well," Senate Minority Leader Paul Glllmor, R·P ort Clinton, said. t rea tf'd and r Picasro from Holzer Mf'dica l Cl'ntc r . Morgan had a frac tUI'ed risk and multiple contu· PRESENTED TRAVELING TIWI'HY- Oewey Horton, Middleport Coa,nclhnlUI, on hehalt of the Middleport Yellow J ackets prescniL"<I the winning trophy of the Yellow ,Jacket-I'IUithcr CI:ISSic to BUI Young, Pomeroy Councilman. The travdlng trophy wUI he on dlspli•y at Potn<!noy City lhdlfor one year. Next year the trophy will poss!hl,v c h:uagc h:uad• or m ay remain at Pomenoy . Pictured aU't!,l-r, ,Joe ChU"k, BUI Young, Yvunn<' Sc:d~V :uad Do•wcy !lorton. Pau l E . Wilson. 21. Racim•, was ar rested Sunday morning by Dep· uty Sher iff Robert Beegle and placed In ~a il on a cha rge of unaut horlzl'd use of a motor vehlcle, According 10 the sheriff' s depa rt · me nt Wilson signed a statme nt admitting tha t he took a 1008 .Jeep Wagoneer owned by Arthu r H. (Buzz) Beeg le from 1lie Beegle carport. early Saturday morning. According 10 the report , Beegle. woo was in 1he process of having ex tens.lve work don<" on tlw vehicle and hav!n!( it painted . went out Sa lurday morn ing and dlscovPred It had been taken . In 1he process of ta king the vehicle. Wilson a llPged ly knock ou1 a two 'inch pipe support for the carpo rt , crossed !he lawn a nd ra n through 1!uw slands of heavy wlrt• tha t suppo rted two rose bushes tha i were also damaged . The vehic le was found Sa turday morni ng parked behind the Sout hern Kindergarten bu ilding. The budge! a nd several othe r Important and expensive bills de ma nd attention this week as the fiscal year ends Thursday. The Senate and House versions of a state budget that ca rrtes a price TR'IIINGI.£ Ther e was dam age to thf' f mn! fe nde rs. the hood a nd rocke r panel. Wilson ts to a p pear In Common Pleas Coua1 on a bill of !nfonnat lon. T he de pal'lment is a i,;o investigatIng the 1hef1 of a tool box a~d 1ools ta ken fmm a pa rked van a t Meigs High Sc hool. According 10 the repot1 flied Sunda y, J eff Notlingha m , Rt. 1. Long Bo11om . was working a1 the high school Wednesday nlg h1 whe n the van was entenxl and 1ools take n. Lebanon frog Regatta winner i"' POMEROY,,Ohlo (AP) - Ticket, Big &nd Rega tta In Pom~roy , a frog !rom Lebanon, Ohio, hopped which Is along the Ohio River. ''Jumping Frog," !rom Waynes· , 11 feet, 10?2 1tnches to victory In the ninth Anllual Ohio Frog J umplng ville , was the junior division champion. The frog, owned by Stacy Cha mpionships. r &tty Monds jockeyed he r frog to Bowman, 5, leaped 9 feet 10 Inches. In the first Annual Panther the senior dlvislo!a . title at Frog Yellow J acke t Classic between the Downs In Meigs County. Saturday's contests drew 100 villages of Middleport and pomebull!rogs, said Joe Clark ol the Ohio roy , the traveling trophy went to Society tor the Promotion of , Pomeroy after Middleport's frog Bullfrogs. Frog jumping was one of was disqualified. the happening!; at the 19th Annual i - @ &-26 tag of a round ~25 billion are In a conference committee. . Although t lme Is short to reach agreeme nt, House Speake r Verna l Rl,fle J r .. D-New Boston, sa id he hasn't yet orde red a tempora ry budge t prepared but acknowledges thl• re mains a n option . The House resumes voting sessions Tuesday, a nd Riffe has advised members to be p repared to remain through Friday. ~ e TAIDNG flNlT PlACE_... .... •t! lw Ill lhe IA~idque a · , Aut~~ SboW, held s • ..., • p.n o1 .......... I .,....., . . . CIIIIOWiA'S.l'letuNd wllll dlelr ll'flll'dai - · .. to ............ - • .., Miler, f., • .,, Jlob RoocN, Qs'l[ollti; llldde ' I' 1 '· •• Bldlewa,y llollCt!ptlng lor J..., Newell, MJddlepon; JoNi BIMII w IIClCepUns lor lhe PoOnemy Fire ~ bill* row, Ropr Hubbard, 8~; Kim NaN.~ W.Va.; 8beltlonGerladt,~, W. Va.; IUid Mark Monla,l'tloadx, Arizona. ' ~ s lonsa nd McDonald hilcl contusions. Morgan's motniT'ydf' had hcuvy da mage . .HP was c it e~! for DWI. flpf•in g an offlcl'r ;1nd no bfX' rator 's license. A twu·ca r accldC'nt oce u r n:•d at 4:20p.m. on Sunday on S.R 775 In <_;allla Count y . AhgriH D . M annon. Man jailed after weekend incident tt'O! Til/IT'S . J§l prio r The Gallta-Me !gs Post Stall' Highway Pql a'OI rcporl ed 1hat Da nny R Morgan. !H. Albany, drlv lng a motor cyclr, was traveling westbound a t 3: :lH a.m , Sunday on S1ortes Run Road In Gallta County, whm h<' lost cont i'Ol along 1 h~ rtg ht cuave a nd ra n offtheleft sldr ofthe road Into a n cmba nkmr nt . Morgan and Jarnes A . M eDonald, a passenger. 17. M!dciiPpor1 , were COLUMBUS, Olllo iAPl - The Legislature faces a deadline this week to eithe r e nact a two-year budget or devise a tem porary one to keep state government running. ' undf'r Two hurt in wreck Ohio House, senate set for busy week ' •' received mult i-year commitment s mus1'be used only for pmgram activit ies · originally submitted to a nd a p· pmved by HUD . ACcord ing 10 Mayor Hoffman this $9.11.000 Is commit led to the conlinu · lng housing. wa te r a nd sewer improvement s and sltl' development which has b<'Cn pursued during 1he !! rst 1wo )•ea rs of 1he thrrP·yca r cmprr henslvf\ gr ant progra m. Applications for f~nd s for all rnu lt l·yea r commitme nts mu s1 be m udc bPtw~ n July 1 · 1 ~. Democrats worry over repeal drive .. • COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio has the fourth-largest food stamp program In the nation and wtlllose $71l million this year because of food stamp. fraud, . say officials who admit they can't stop the thievery. The food stamp system teeters under the weight of mere numbers: too many people, too much paper, too few lnvesttgators and prosecutors. Gene Perine, diiector of the Franklin County food stamp program, said , "In order to get at all the fraud, you'd have to set up a gendarmerie that would make Adolf Hitler turn around in the grave and say, 'You've done it."' Food stamps are Treasury-printed coupons Issued and 100 percent paid for by the Department of Agricult\lfe. They have all the power of money, although the government prohibits recipients form using them to buy liquor, cigarettes, paper products or restaurant meals. In Ohio, the program is state-administe red and county-run: USDA otfidals calculate that the $12 btlllon program·wJlllose more than $1 billion this year to fraud and waste. An estimated $70 mllllon of that w!ll CQme !rom Ohio, which has the fourth-largest program In the nation, totaling 1.2 m!lllon recipients and $57.5 mUlla n In stamps a mo_nth. Last summer, Americans were made aware of the scope of food stamp traffic as they watched teams of USDA and Secret Service agents pull otf oPeration Las Vegas. In two months of roaming Las Vegas slreets, agents used food stamps to buy a $32,00) house, cars, cocaine, guns, televisions- Village • receives ' ' PA INTED IN CA N ADA Food stan1p fraud costly IR, Wlllw01xl, was traVPIIng not1h-. IJound , a nd a l1e m pted to to pass an unldentmed ve hicle, whe n her car pulled 1o 1he !e ll s ide and slna<'k a vehicle driven by Ma rvin R. Saunde rs. 5!1, Ga lllpoll5. Both cars had lig ht da mage and Ma nnon was cha rged with c hanging la nes wlthou1caution. 'llw pat i'OI repoa1t'd a two-rar accident - Involving Linda L Well , 30. Longbotton. a nd .John R. Sieler, :1~. Reedsville - occurred a 1 8: 10 p.m . Sunday on Orange Township Road :!931n Meigs Counly. We ll was !raveling easlbound on Township Road 293 whe n Sieler 's ve hicle - which was !raveling westbound on the same road -went left of cente r on a curve and s tru ck. her car . Both car s had light da mage. Sieler was c ha rged with hit and skip, no operator·'s license, failure 10 yield and hall a roadway. The pat rol rc porl.e d thai a two-car acc ident , Involv ing J e rry C. Lewis, 25, Hunt!ng1on a nd Lurelha B. Smith, 67, Bidwell took place at 2: 20 p.m. Sunday on S.R. 7 In Gu illa County. The car driven by Lewis failed to stop and struc k Smith 's car In the rear. Both vehic les received light da mage and no one was Injured. Weather forecast Showe rs a nd thunders torms likely tonight and Tuesday. Low tohight 65 to 71l. High Tuesday 82 to 86. The chance of rairJ Is 60 percent tohight and Tuesday. Ohio EJ<tended Forecast For Wednesday through Frlda,y - A chance of showel'!l or tlallldel'!llorms each day. Hlgll<l In lhe 8118. Lows li'om ~~ to M Wedneaday and In the loW to . mJd.fOro 'lbUJ'!Idliy and Friel II)'. ,I, �' ' -- Pirates ~ eighth straight; Cardinals lose sixth in roW Com.mentat·y ·How grandpa got rich _____Je~iff___G..._ree__;nfi..-ie_ld The Daily Sentinel lJ I Caurl Street Pom er oy, Ohio DEVOTED TO T HE I NTER EST OF THE ME IGS·MA..SON t\.HEA.. ~ ,.,..,_;,_-,-,~"T"w.c::loo=o ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Pu bll!iher BOB HOE FLICH P AT WHITE H E AD As~lrtta nl General Puhll sher/ fo ntroller M a n a~er DALE ROTHGEB , ,JR, NewM E dltnr A M EMBER of The 1\ liiMJ(:Iall!d Pretw~, lnlttnd DaDy PresA ~laUon and the Ameri ClUI Nt.ow!i!paper Puh\Lo;herH ~ladon. LETI'EKS OF OPINION are welcomed . 1bey shoWd he leM than 300 words lonJ. Allletlel"!i 11re fM!hjed to edlt1n 1f and m u..;t be !ilgne d wtth name, address and telephone number . No u nsigned Wtu•rs wiD he puhll<dled. l .eUeno fillould be ln A:ood taste, addre&sJng k'UJe!i, not pt!r ~naUtl t":S . "Grandpa, tell us how you got to months and months before there be so rich.'' was any vote at all. "Aw, shucks, you young fellahs '"'llen all the candidates would don't wanna hear that oW story show up, and the reporters and again, do you? " the TV people would show up, and ''Yessss! Yessss!! all the hotels.and re$taurants would "OK Well, It was way, way back fWupand - - " "Get to the good part, Grandpa! " In 1984. I'd been laklotlfornlghonto "OK, OK Anyway, rd read a year from the mill, ahd was down to my last 50 bucks, when I where one of the . candidates, a commenced to read about thJs fellah named Alan Cranston I s t raw poll t hey' d ta ke n In belleve It was, won this straw poll In Wisconsin by paying for the hotel Wisconsin." "Grandpa, what's a straw poll?" · rooms of folks who wanted to vote " Now you kids know right well for him." "Wasn't It against the law to buy what a straw poll was, That's where all these state political parties a vote, Grandpa?" "No, you silly goose, that's when woulc:l'hold a convention or a lunch or • dinner or a plcitlc or something, you give somebody $5 to vote for and decide to see who the follis you. Renting a $60 hotel room was Just tine. Anyway, all the other there wanted to be president - an Congress will have to be more careful or co:r:nplacent with laws Stripped of the Ieg!sla tlve veto power it has wielded for 50 years, Congress will have to be more careful - or complacent - about the laws tha t assign presidents and regulatory agencies the authority to manage the government. UntD Thursday, there was another way: write the law, but write Ina veto provision so that the House. or the Senate , or both, could overrule a particular rule, regulation or decis ion m ade under that law . The Suprem e Court ruled that process unconstitutional, which Is what presidents have been saying about It since the days of Frankllh D. Roosevelt. They've called It an Improper Intrus ion upon the powers of the presidency. Congressiona l advocates or the system countered that It was a valid restraint on the exercise of authority deelegated by Congress to the executive branch of governme nt . To keep the kind of control the legislative veto permitted , Congress wUl have to write far more detailed m andates and limits Into the laws It passes. That wouW add an Immense new workload to the agenda . And there a lready Is a new workloa d wa iting. It wUl take years to revise the m ore than 200 laws that include legisla tive veto provlslonsofonesort of another. Those laws permit one or both b~anches of Congress to overrule an executive branch decision by passing a resolution that says no. In most cases, a il that took was a m ajority vote of the House or of the Senate. For example, untO the court spoke, either branch could overrule regu la tions of the Feder al Elections Commission governing ·c ampaign practices. Both branches could, and did , overrule some decisions of the Federa l Trade Commission. President Reagan had to withstand a legislative veto attempt In order to sell AWACS rada r surveillance planes to Saudi Ara bia. It wouW have taken major ities In both houses to block that deal, and the Senate sided with the presWent. ' · · Congress always has the power to rewrite a law under which a presld<;nt or a r egulatory agency Is doing something tt doesn't want done. But It Is a lot e aster to get one hou se or the other to adopt a resolution blocking action than It Is to get both branches and the president to enact :1 new law. When the pres ident's Policies are Involved ,' he ca n employ his own veto power to block such a law. It w!U be far more difficult to write details llrntts and restraints into the Jaws In adva nce than It has been to enforce them after the fact through the legisla tive veto. It will be cumbersi>me and slow. But Chief Justice Warren E. Burger said It wUl be worth the effort a nd the p roblems. "Wit h authe obvious naws of delay. untidiness and potential ·for abuse, we have not found a better way to preserve !reedom than by ma king the exercise of power subject to the carefully crafted restraints spelled out In the Constitution," he sa id as . the court overruled the legislative veto. Berry's World fellahs who wanted to be president were a'wbooptng and a 'hollenng about tltl$, but I knew !hey' weren't about llrlet the next straw poll go by without doing everything they could IDwfn. "So I read about how New Jersey was going to have this dinner where !hey were gotngtotakeastrawpoll, and I hlghtalled It down there, walked Into Walter Mondale's headquarters and said i 'd be going to that dinner to vote for Mr. Mondale, bull dldn 'I have bus fare. Right away somebody stePped up and put a bus ticket In my hand. " Next day, I walked across the street to Gary Hart's headquarters and I toW them I didn't have a new suit, or else I'd he sure to be voting for Hart at that New Jersey dinner. Gil' •• ~ "" ~e • • i5H:I\J · u. •• , 111~ · ~-1Af- w.. ' ~ t , I BY IIALIIOCK AP SportaWrker Manager Chuck Tlllllloe!' r1. the streaking Pittsburgh Pfrates put the s ituation In perspective. · "lt's a baseball seasoo, Instead of a baseball month," Tanner said after his club had beatenSt.Lwts~ Sunday for, Its eighth straight victory and sent the Cardinals to their sixth consecutive Joss. For Rusty Staub of the New York Mets and Jody Davis of the Chicago Cubs,lhough,lt'sbee!l a prettygood half·lllOilth of baseball. Staub tied Dave Philley's singleseason record with his eighth consecutive pinch hit, extending a streak that began June 11. Davis drove In six rims tor the Chicago Cubs, four of them with his second career grand slam homer, exactlY two weeks after he hit his first one. Staub '. ~ pinch hit single was wasted In Philadelphia's S4 victory In the first game of a doublelll!ader. His strea11 remained Intact as he sat out the nightcap, wonbytheMets5-1 on a three-hitter by Mike To!TI!Z. Davis' blazlngbatledtheCubstoa 9-5 victory over Montreal. In other National League games, It was Atlanta 5, Cincinnati 1; Houston 9, Los Angeles 7; and San Francisco sweeping a doubleheader against San Diego, winning the opener W on Allee Hammaker's four-hitter and taking the second game4.J. Bingo, a lady gave me a gift certlficate·for a suit of c!Othes. Isold that for 50 cents on tile ' dollar, cashed In the bus llcket and went over to Mr. John Gleml'softtce, and said how much I'd like for my aunt to vote for him at the New Jeney dinner, but she was stuck In California. I had a plane ticket In m y hand before you could say -'momentum.''' , '' What's _ ' momentum, ' Grandpa?", "It's what you say you have lfY0\1 run for president and you cloo't have any delegates. Anyway, by that time, they published a Jist of people who'd be gotngiDthatdlnner In New Jersey, and my name was on It as 'uncommitted.' Well, ·sir, you couldn't believe what started to happen. I got me a video casse(te recorder ftom Ernest Hollings, so as I could tape all the senaiDr's speeches and see for myself bow good he looked. I got a free trip to Florida and a suite at the Jockey Club so Reubln Askew's folks coull! show me what a good job he'd done as governor doWII there. And Alan Cranston ? He sent me on a tour of military bases all over the country s6 I could see for myself how much money was wasted. "Well, by then, I had enough cash and stuff to get myself a nice little spread. And for the rest of 1983, I'd watch every state to see whl~h political party was having a·dlnner, or a lunch, or a )ilcnlc, or an oyster fry , or what have you. If they were taking a straw poll, I showed up. And by the time 1984 began~ I was · set for llfe ." "But Grandpa, Grandpa, who won the Democratic nomination?" " Well, that's the tUnny part. By the time the actual primaries started, all of these candidates had spent so much money on 'favors' during these straw polls, they'd all gone fiat broke. So the winner was - cops, guess t~ clock on the wall says It's time for~ . :· "Aw, no fair, Grandpa; no fair!" .' Pirates ~. Cardlnalll 0 BW Madlock · slngl~ twice and scored a pair of runs to back Rick Rhoden's slx·hit pitching . as the Pirates continued the se8J!OII'~ longest winning streak and their best string since August, llllll. Two of Pittsburgh's runs scored on passed balls by Cardinal catcher Majors By 'Oie~Pral Tears for the Sheik _______Ja_ck_A_nd-er-so_n WASHINGTON- U youhave no Ya manl has always had his one 10 feel sorry for at the moment, enemies . within U1e largl! and you might want to shed a few tears competitive royal family , and the for Sheik Zaki Yamanl , the dapper, current fiscal crisis gave them an dashing, smooth-talking Saudi Ara- excuse to make him the scapegoat. bian oll minister who for years has But he remains a favorite of King been the l]'lan who c~rfully Fahd, and If replaced he will be a nnounces OP E~' s latest price given a face-saving position as a gouges .. royal adviser. . Secret reports reaching the Rea· Internal cable traffic ftom the gan administration detail the Sau- U.S. E mbassy In Riyadh to Wa· dis' financial discomfort caused by shington makes clear that the the world oU glut, and suggest that Saudis are hurtmg ttnanclally - at -Yamanl may be the fall guy for tbe least compared to the good old days Saudi royal family's displeasure. when they could spend billions with Insiders say the U.S.-educated hardly a second thought. The oil sheik may be kicked upstairs as money just Isn't corning in the way punishment for somehow allowing It used to. the now of petrodollars Into the :'The economic retrenchment Saudi coffers to dwindle to a · that began last year will continue In rela tive trickle . FY 1983-1984," the American Em· Sources In the admlnlstra lion told bassy economic trends report m y assoclii te Lucette Lagnado that predicts. " Few new development projects were funded last year, and fewer are expected this year." That means hard'tlineS"ahead for such giant firms as ARAMCO and Bechtel, which for years have been waxing fat on Saudi contracts. AcCording to sources in the State and Comm~rce deparl{nents, Bech· tel has already laid off a couple of hundred' American employees, and ARAMCO Is also preparing io cut hack. TG make matters worse, the Saudis have been staltlng on their payments to the U.S. firms . Some bills are reportedly several months overdue. The American companies are playing down the situation, In hopes that business will pick up. But thJs maybe a vain hope. The embassy's. economic report notes that Saudi revenues have already dropped by 17 percent, "suddenly reversing a pattern of rapid growth." Last year alone; Saudi oil produc· lion feU from almost 10 million barrels a day to just over six mllllon. This year, It's been running at four million barrels a day. . There are still signs of apparent prosperity, as construction work in urban areas continues. But the embassy notes that these are projects launched earlier, In boom times. and warns that someofthem will be halted as the Saudi government tries to retrench. In fact, the Saudis' past profit. gacy Is catching up with them to the point that tjley will have a $10 billion deficit in ltscal1983-1984. This may seem like peanuts by U.S. stand· ards, but as t~ report pointed out, ' 'Saudi Arabia has not had a bu!lget defl~lt in 20 years." ' Summer is r olling a round and once aga in we will run Into people we haven ' t seen a ll ye ar, or we 've never m et befor e. As a service I a m providing conversa tion stopper s for my reader s to make sure so meone pays allen· lion to the m. "I'm giv ing a bir thday par ty for Sy He rsh', and Henry Klssln· · ger Is my sutpr lse guest." "CIA Director William Casey jus t gave m e a Up on a good s toCk." " I'd ra the r have John Gle nn In the White Hou se tha n a woman as tronaut. .. " My son cle ans up his own r oom and makes his own bed. He drives the whole family crazy.' ' "George and .I sleep In separ· at e bedrooms. In that way If a bur glar breaks Into the house, we ha ve twice the cha'nce of shooting him.'' " Would anyone like to come ov er to our house after the party and listen to Wayne Newton 's ' records?'' Today in history Today Is Monday, June 27, the 178thday ot1983. Thereare187daysleft In the year . · Today' s highlight In history: On June 27, 1950, President Harry Truman ordered the Air Force and NaVy Into the Korean contllct On thJs date: In 1847, New York and Boston were linked by telegraph. In 1893, prices- coUapsed on the New York Stock Exchangl!, setting otl a depression. . . In 1942. the FBI disclosed the capture of eight Nazi saboteurs who had been put ashore trom a 1Nbmarlne on New York's l.ong Island. . .In 1974, President RJc:)lard Nixon arrived In M06COW ID begin his third summit meeting With Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. Ten years ago: Nixon vetoed a bW tbat wculd have cut otl fUnds lor · · 1 the bombing ol ~· an .I • l· " I never understand the big fu ss about the Pioneer sateUit~. I say now that It's left our universe, good riddance.' ' "Show me somebody living next to a chemntcal waste disposal ptt and I'll show you a chronic complainer.'' "My wife makes more money than I do, but the house Is In both weeks vacation I'm entitled to?" "My dog Is 12 years old and he 's neve r chased a car ." ' " Have you heard the latest news about Guam? " "When we can't ge t away to Easthampton for the weekend , we turn on the fire hydrant In fr ont of our apartment house.'' "The toughest part. of assem · bllng an MX mlss!le Is screwing In the warheads without getting an electrical shock.'' • ,"Nancy Reagan told my kid not to smoke pot.' ' "Have )lou ever walked on the bea ch on a nice day In Atlantic C tiy ! " "WOuld anybody like to see a picture of Prtnce..ss D1 and her babY?" "John De Lorean? I sn' t he the fellow that makes automobil es? " " If Fritz Hollings Is elected president, I ' m _moving to Canada." "Did anyon e he ar Ronald Reagan on the r a dio this morning? " , "I'm still amazed how they c an ever get the Goodyear Blimp In the air ." "My· son has his computer hooked Into the Pe'ntagon's.'' "Guess who I saw at the train station In Baltimore? " "I can' t stay long. My wit~ Is about to have a test tube ready ." NA.TIONALI.B.AGUB EAST DIVBJON • Wt..Pd.OB Montreal 'J7 .11 _5t4, Sl. lnl.jj 3t l"i .&1 l~ Philadelphia 32 Jt .4115 4 PlttstJurvh 31 as .tl.'l ~'~; Chicago 32 38 .457 6 New York 28 t.1 .l!H 1~ WEliT OO'BION Hooston fiJAY 'THE SE'NATE . WORKS SORT OF l.IKE THE $COUTS? I . ' Braves 5, Reds 1 Phil Nlekro tossed a three-hitter, befuddling Cincinnati's rookieladen Uneup with his knuckleball as Atlanta beat the Reds for the fourth stralglll time. " I think they had quite a few guys who hadn't seen the knuckier before." said !be 44year-old right· hander, who won his 200th career game. ''Hesure had her dancing," Reds' Mana~~:er Russ . Nixon said :W 36 'J7 ... !HI .5.\'1 - 21\ 7\; ·"" 9\\ .<93 10 Bal11nxn •t New Ycrk, (AI Detroit at Mtlwa~. (n) Toronto at Mhleda. (n) Teul •t Cal!bnl.a, i R) Kanlu City •t Oakland. jR) OlkiiiO ., Statile. {ft) USFL results ll7 ft.~ 4 hotfde1 PrM. m X·Phll , BooiOI\ N<wJeney Wuhlngtcm w· .. ,.., c.utornt. - Tampa Bay •t Ntw Jtrle)' . , Bolten Oakllrld .5%2 3~ !I 6• MicNPn ~· • t Wublrwton .C l ~ ·'·"'!"'"' '21\ ""! ' .., .. ., " .. • s.awqy, o.m. .514 3 .... 7 . .. u - l4 lh -·- Tew A. o.kland 3 ~. TonJnto 2 Se.nlf ltoiiiOn :&:1, Nt'W' Yorll 5 Baltllr'll:ft l, Deuolt'l C1Ucl80 9, MSMeiDU 7 -- Callb'nl• •t IWuu Cit)' , JlPd., rain 'l'i::Jrooto .19. S.ttlt' Texas .. o.kland 1, 8 nnlfwl, rain Bolton l()jtdl 4-31 at Clevet.wuf (Birl· er ~7J./ n } Baitlrneft IMC'OftiOI' &41 «t New ,York (RawleY T-6!, {D) Oe!:rotr 18!n111Ufr J.l J •t Mlwaulll!ll '·'· •, •. ....• MILWAUKEE (HUI S.2)1 (n ) . 1'aal (Honl!)'t'utt 10.31 at ~ /KIIm 1-1 ), (n ) K.anlu C'tt)' (Gw't! 1-8) •t o.JdaD(I · (Caliahm 0.1) , (ltl CNriiO ~~ e.t \ at Satllt (CI&rll J.U, tnl · CMlY Jll'r'lfl ICflleiNed --- .BoiUII'l • t ClfYNDd. (n) . BR~ ROO- In Yoo nt, llmtltop, to a rr'l.lltl-yHr con- S EATTL E t r a ('! . MARINERS-,... RA:ne IM'hen'lanri. ~. and rep!M:t!d IM'I wtUI Dr! cr.ndall. ~ Gay· kilN Ptny, p(tchef', and Todd C'Nr:, ltmn ~top. ft:lr uaiprnent. c.DI!d up 5pU Ow.wt, .OOrtat~. and Mllut Moore, pttctJ. « , tn:m Salt ~ Ctcy of nwo Pectlk' 32 New Yotk t, IDIOI'Il Oetrult ' · Balt!mn 3 MUwauMe 7, ~d 2 OtlciiO .. Mimwota 3 CalliJmla t. KaNM City 2 .... _,_ AMERICAN LEAGUE-Nwrwd Joe AJ . tobi!W and BUb'.Gald'll!l" ro~~C!q t>r the An·Star Game. WIST DI'VIIION ., 31 Chic... .r C'tliciiiO ' AriZOna' at t ,!D) OU.Iand ....,_. ...... . ~7 .• 31 ........ BlrTnlrWham. !n l ....,,,IIIJ'I Transactions JJ "' :.M 400 Drl!nver at 1..- ~ J5 35 .19 ., .~ 0 RllOlJJ.Aa SII!'AIION IND8 31 ~Oty :m 41\ 264 Dl .tl6 ...,-.a... •,ll 3:l (18 Deliver at 'rlml* Bay , (n l EAST DI\'I!JON WLPm.OB Baltlrmre • «l XI 571 - · Torooto «< .tl .m. - MUwa"""" lH «l3 27& 1128 Wu hlngtm 28, l..ol ~ n Phlladl!lph&a ~ BlnnlnPam 10 ~-.a.m. CloYI!Iancl w 3lli :IH Mk.itJian 3t, OlJciii'D 19 PlttsWr'J(h al Chicago M.:lfllft'al lit Philadelphia , :Z, tnl N- York at St . Llub, ~ (nl San F'randml at CinclMatl. tnl HCJU.!tm at Atlan ta, tnl Los AnJek'l a1 San Dk!go, t n) AMDUCAN'UrAOI.IE :II PF PA H lilched dMUonal tide AUanta tPcret. 8-2\ at CW!nnatl tSol:o S:!i), tnl OnlY' games IICheduted Booton -·4 13 Artzcna Oikago (Raine)' 7-G\ al Montreal (Lra !'.-31, ( n) ' Pl.tt.Di i'Jfl (C&nclelarill 6-fll at SC. LD.ILs tAn<tJjar J-10\, 1n1 :JJn W L T Pel. o e 366 10 1 0 .5118 6 u 0 .153 3 14 0 .178 Cain! . 11 6 0 .&17 u ·6 0 .6C7 6 o .e :1 B 9 0 .411.tl4 :0 Poojll< x-OU1and 9 If .o .m 312 286 Dl'nYer 7 9 0 .4:11 :M'1 25'1 u. AniN'I 7. 10 0 .412 27G .li6 Chicago 9, Montreal ~ AU811 1a ~ . CtnclMAtl 1 Pl.ltsb.U"Rh ~ Sl . lolls 0 San Francisco 24, San DiewJ 0..3 Houstm 9, Los Angeles 7 Defrotl · ~ew York - ~ 8WN F..tt.ll.apl" ~.o....- . Coul:t...~. . TEXAS RANGERS-Bruapt up ~ JCI'IN. iMrtltop-tlnl bMeman. bun Ok · 1lhoml OIY or tbt Amel1tan ~tiln. _,_ HOOSTON ~ Jam _ -·--""'... __ --· Mbftwk, ct.k'her, f:n;Jm 1'\ICion o1 the Padk' 0.:1 ~. ~ 11m Tol· """· lnrltldfr-ooflleld!or, k) ~ PHILAD E LPHIA I'HIU.i&o-l'lo«d .... G&rTy ~ . ou~. on the 1Nly · &\N FRANCISCO GlAN'I'S-Sent Ollll outfielder, 10 Pllolllat at the p.,u. k eo.t ~ ... a lOtll'nf nftabOita· .... ,.mos. Ournp ~· ,.,,. ...,.., on U. :D~ dlllltfld Ult. Reo t'allfd Chrli" ~h, flnt t.!ITIAIHI.II· DaVit, co~tnet or Rlctl Marray, _ .......................... ---· -·- rr. eu.r-, ttAiMbacb, Ja.y ~""""·--A<· r1e1 01'1Q', .net lt'ott ~ rumma and Dlaft NEW OIILUIII • admiringly. Brett Butler led theAtlanta'attack with toor hits Including two and Rafael Ramirez contributed three hits. triples; ASIU89, ~"' 7 . Dlckle'lbon smashed a three-run hepler, singled, stole two b3ses and scored three nn\s as Houstm beat Los Angeles for the first time this season after seven straight losses.·· Ray Knight had three singles and knocked In two runs for the i\strOs as the Dodgers had their NL West lead trtnuned to2~ games over Atlanta. "It's Important we beat these guys," saki 'lbon. "We've got IDbeat them aU the time, or at least three outofeveryfourtlmesweplaythem to catch up." · . GIM!Ia H, Padres 0-3 Allee Hammaker pitched a four· hitter for his third shutout of the · season and lowered his National League-leading earned run average to 1.52, pitching San Francisco past San Diego in the first game. Hammaker struck out 12 and won his 11th straight game over two seasons a t Candlestick Park. In the nightcap, San Francisco completed the. sweep when Max Venable's two-out , two- run bloop double In the fifth Inning snapped a 2·2 tie. .... . SAFE AT TIDRD - Houslon Astros' Omar Moreno looks to third-base umpire Harry Wendel!lledt "" he sUdes Into tlllrd during flrst·lnnlng adlon acatnst the Los Ailgeles Dodgers "' Dodger Stadium Toronto bombards Mariners By BEN WALKER AP Sports Writer Heaven help the pitcher that faces the Toronto Blue J ays on June 26, 19ffi. On June 26, 1978, the Blue J ays destroyed Baltlmore24-10 in a game in whlch the Orioles resorted to , using backup catcher E lrod Hen · drlcks as pitcher. On Sunday - June 26, 1983 lightning struck again. Toronto pounded out 21 hits aga inst five Seattle pitchers, IncludBy The i\ssoclaled Press Ing reserve lnfleider Manny Cas· " It Just seemed like everything tlllo, in slaughtering the Mariners fell Into place," was the way 19-7. Michigan Panthers rookie quarter· In othe r AI.. games; Baltimore back Bobby Hebert summed up his shut down Detroit 3-1: Boston belted record· breaking performance. York 12-5; Chicago driUJi'd New Five of his passes fell neatly into Minnesota 9-7; Milwaukee beat the anns of receivers Anthony 4-3; Texas beat Oakland Cleveland Carter. Derek Holloway and Ken I In a raln·shor)ened game, a nd 4· Lacy as Hebert set a United Sta tes at Kansas City was Ca!Hornla Football League record for touchrained out. down passes In one game and Dave Collins, who had driven In increased his league lead in that just four runs ail season, knocked In department to·26. a career -high five to pace the Hebert defied the heal In Soldier ons laught. Mickey Klutts Toronto Field - where the temperatures pair of solo homers and Rance had a reached99degrees In thestandsand Mullinlks added a solo shot - all o(f zoomed to an estimated 134 degrees while E rnie Wh it t also CastillO on the artWclal turf - and blistered for the Blue Jays. homered the Chlcagn Biltz secondary with 12 The 21 hits and 19 runs were the . completions In 21 attempts for 247 mo~t ever by a Seattle opponent a nd yards. the loss was the worst In the His performance before 25,041 Mariners ' seven-year history . The fans - 7,100 above the Blitz's victory ena bled the Blue Jays to average home attendance - led the rem ain tied with Baltimore for first Panthers to a 34·19 triumph Sunday place In the AI.. East, while Seatlle over their Central Division riva ls has lost nine oflO. and pulled them into a tie with Crand all's Mariners had beaten Chicago for the div ision lead. Toronto 5-2 In his first game Each team Is lJ.6 wlthoneweek to . night. But the Blue Jays Saturday gn In the regular season. But · wasted no time In jumping all over Michigan would win the divisiOn In tarter Bob Stoddard, 4-10. Seattle s case of a tie because they won both Collins ripped a two-run double · head-to-head confrontations this Cliff Johnson added a two- run and season. single as Toronto scored six times In In other USFL games Sunday, the the third Inning to take a 9-0 lead. Washington Federals defeated the When Roy Thomas , Seattle's only Los Angeles Express 28-21 and the available longrellever , gnt raked for Philadelphia Stars bea t the Blr· four runs in 'one-thlrd of an Inning mlnghani Stallions 31·10. On Saturday night , the Oakland and Mike Stanton, normally a short reliever, gave up three m ore runs in Invaders ctlnched the Pacific Dlv· Panthers blast Blitz lston championship with a 17·16 . victory over the Boston Breakers and the New Jersey Generals beat the Arjzona Wranglers 21-14. 'The Denver Gold m eets the Bandits Monday night at Tampa ·Bay. "I thought It would beadogtlghtto the end . But we got the big plays when we needed them/' said Hebert, who opened thescortngwlth a 39-yan:i pass .to Ken Lacy. His other TD passes were of 42 and 15 yatds ID Holloway and 35 and 32 yards to Carter, whose eight receptions for 143 yards gave him over 1,!XXJ yards tor tbe season. ~ .p . • 20 Oz. Loef . . ~ JtU~®t181JG~tt"~fN·'Tf~....,... • Plus Tax & Deposit • ' I • 80( 77(. . PLUS TAX t' .• ~·· _$1,09 WINE, CIGARETTES • < SUitE-N-STOP MOBIL GAS & GROQRY Mlcld~polt, OH. c.n., tl 2nd • lutland 1102 Second St., 446-4113 HOUIS: Man.-Sat. 7 to 10 Sun. 9 to 10 " · • '• ·'•' One Block Weat .~~ . I In a rov.•. CAINS CHIPS ~ ~ ·· to..;;;~ CGARETTES. .- .. . .. ·:r: · • 0 $119 - BREAD • .• • ' ~ Held, making him only the 21st player to hit a ball on or over the roof at Comiskey Park. Tom Bru nansky's three-run homer. his 11th, pulled Minnesota wit hln 9-7 in the eighth . Minnesota had srored three times In the first, two on Randy Bush's homer. Brewers 4, Indians 3 Orioles 3, Tigers I Cleveland and Milwaukee traded Storm Davis held Detroit hi tless for eight innings lll!fore giving up home runs before Robin Yount's pinch hitter Rick Leach's leadoff e ight h-In ning double snapped a 3-3 tie. · homer In the ninth. Cecil Cooper belt ed a two-run Davis had allowed only one runner - E nos Cabell, who walked homer In the first inning and drilled In the fourth - before Leach's first No. 14 In the third to give the homer of the season. Brewer s a Hi lead. The 1ndlans ca me back in the Following the homer. Davis, 5-3. six I h when Mike Hargrove trtpled walked J ohn Grubb and reu behind scored on a wUd plt r h and Andre and in the coun t to Lou Whitaker. '11ppy Thornton hit his 10th homer . Martinez relieved a t that point a nd Cleveland tied It in the eighth when got his l Oth save. Baltimore leadoff hit ter AI former Brewer Gorman Thomas, Bumbry homered In the first and Ca I who had bwn !Hor-9 1n the series In Rlpken hit a two-run blastrhls 121h, MllwaukN", slammed a solo homer, h.l s seventh. In the fifth . But the BrPWN'S hounced back In Red Sox 12, Yankees 3 th•• bottom of the e ighth when J im Boston spotted New Yoi·k a :l-0 Ga ninN s ln~led a nd scored on lead after two Innings and then Yount 's blow . roared back. Dwight Evanscracked . Rangel'S 4, A's I a three-run homer to highl ight a Danny Da rwln pltcht'<l a threefour-run fourth before the Red Sox hi tter and Buddy Bell homered to added four more ru ns In filth. R••id lead Texas to Its sixth stra ight Nichols then doubled In a palrorruns victory and send Oakland to Its s ixth during a four-run eighth . I PRODUCTS 8 PACK i6 OZ. BOTTLES ,... HEINER'S .• . landed on the upper deck roo f i n left Evans ' 12th homer spar ked the rourth-!nning rally , fue led by errors by third basem an Roy Sma !ley and center fielder J erry Mum phrey. River Down!l rt~ult10 Alter Evans homered. Carl Yast · CINC INNATI (AP) - Real Sharp rzemski doubled and scored on J erry Rem y's single to put Boston Dancer won the $10,0()().a dded second division of the Rascal Stakes ahead4·3. The double was Y ast r~.emskl's a t River Dow ns hy a head Sunday, 1,132nd extra -base hit , tyi ng hlm returning $12, $3.80 and $2.40. With jockey Harvey Puckett with Trls Speaker forelght hplac'eon aboard, the horse covered s ix the ail-time list. fu rlon!tS In 1: 12 to beat Su pporting White Sox 9, Twins 7 re turnedd $2.80 and Cast, wttlch Chicago's bats were hotter than $2.20. Coax Me G ipsy paid $2.20 for the weather as Greg Luzlnskl hi t a towering homer and Scott F letc her show . ·nu· 6·9 da lly double combina tion drove In three runs w it h a single, trtple and his first m ajor-league of My Thrw .J 's In the first race and Keen l:l!ade In the second pa id home run . It was 100 degrees In Chicago as $146.20. The tOth ..-acP t rlfecla of 4-1-3 paid Thi!ltledown results Luzlnskl's two-run homer keyed a • four-run third Inning that put the $170.10. Acrowd of5,961 wagered $799,111. NORTH RANDALL , Ohio ( AP) White Sox ahead 5-4. Luzlnskl's blas t - E loque ntla , ridden by Tony , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - D'Amico, won the Belle of the F leet feature a t Thlslledown . Eloquentta covered the six fu r· longs tn 1: 121·5 Sunday to pay $6.60, $6.20 and $3.60. Please Me Too finished second and paid SU.IlO and $3.60, whUe third-plare · Native Festival re· turned $2.60. ' In the thlrd·race trllecta , the combina tiOn of 1().4.9 paW $1,137. ' A crowd of 5,626 bet $003,461. Wbalever your m o n ey n eed s, · L'-~ give us a call . We make loan s - fro m $1 ,000 up int o the thou sa nd s . Pe rsonaI loan ~ . Con so lidation loa ns . Ho me impr ovem ent loan s. just tell u s what you want. We 'll an swer with the mon ey you nee d . PKG. • ~· 2 1·3 Innings, Crandall brought In Castillo, who had never pitched In the majors . He got shelled for seven runs on eight hits In 22·3innlngs, including a wild pitch and a hit ba tsman . He walked three ard struck out Lloyd Moseby atld Jesse Barfield, bot h swinging . ANN IVERSA *SPECIALS* . .' • .. •• Sunday. Dodgers' Pedro Guerraro's tag was late and Morena was safe; the Astros went on to heal the Oodge,r s 9-7, (AP Laserphoto). arst billlel'n&n. . -..u.,_ OOCAGO BEo\RS ._... l.-Yt lt.r ·-.•~ ~ country." • race. $ :II 43 .m 16 sa&urday'1 Game. Plttsb.I I'Jh 10, Sl. Lwls 3 Philadelphia 4, New Yor k :Z · San Diego 3, San FranciJro :z Atlanta 8, Ctnclmati 2 Olkago :Z, Mont:n:oal 1, U lnnlnp La;. A~ 2, Hoo!l:m t. 11 lnnlnp S..Dif.tr' aGtllnM Phllade:l.ph.la 8. New York 4 New York~ PhUadeiPhla 1 .. "My son married our Illegal El Salvadoran maid, so she wouldn't be thrown out of the . 43 :II li 26 'B MlJwaW. 4. ~d 3 GEE, SENATOR-YOU , three-run andl'Vllltl .. our names." "The best meal I ever had In my life was on Eastern Airlines." ''My brother Is a whistle blower In the Department of Defense," and he's never failed a lie detector teat. "Can anybody i\le&S how many' . «< Los Angl!les AUanla San Franctsco San Diego "My husband caught a cold at a nuclear freeze rally.'' "I have to warn you. Wllatever you •say at this clambake I ' m taping you." · ' "My wife became a compul.· slve gambler when ·t he kids left the 9est." ' · • " I haven't seen 'Return of the JPdl! but I read the book . ' ·'I don't kn w why anyo11e would ' want to leave his house on Martha's VIneyard when he has air condtttonlng." "" " I'd like to propose a toast to •'• my h\lsband Alfred, who shot down 46 flying saucers at the video arcade this afternoon.'' •'I YES, INPEEii'- WE HAVE A GREED ... ER, C~EEP,TOO ... ANP-OUR ?REMISE. GOES L\~E THI~: ''ON MY '"'ONORARIUM, ::t WILL IRY TO PO M'( t>UTV TO 'YOUR ~PEtlAL \~TERE~T AN\? M'( GROS<3 INCOME. •.'' Darrell Porter. The streak has moved the Pirates to fourth place, just 5¥.t games behind first place Montreal and two back rl. the second place Cardinals. riilllee 8-1, Melli H Joe Lefebvre ripped a pinch horne!' and Bo Dlaz drove In three runs wltb a hon'le!' and double as l'hfladelphla captured the op~· The Mets gained the spilt as rookie Darryl StrawbepY drove In three nms with a triple and homer and George Foster COI!trlbuted a two:nm pinch homer to back the three-hit pitching of Mike Torrez. Staub's ninth inning pinch slngle kepthlsstreakallve. He hashadtwo doubles, a hc:mer and five singles in hiS last eight pinch -hitting appearances. . CiJb8 8, Expoa $ J)avls, the Cubs' catclll!r, upped his RBI total ID 40 lor the season, siualni his second career slam against Randy Lerch in the second . lnnlng. His first came on June 12, · exactly two weeks earlier. Davis drove In two more runs In the tlfth and credited new teammate Dick Ruthven with his recent surge. Despite the loss, Montreal remained 3~ games In front of St. Louts In the National League East Scoreboard ... CoQversation stoppers _____ _Ar_t_Buc_h_wa_L_..;.d ·"More money is n88ded just to ma/nt/Vn the ,present level of service. So another hike In postal rates Is on the way.... "' ~- . ' I. I) or Court House . �---·-Page _.......--- 4 The Daily Sentinel --- Mizeone · stroke winner Today$ Sports World ~.Tenn. By wm ar~~a~~ey AP ComiJMIIileDI WIMBLEDON, England (AP) -The"OldLadyofChurchRoad" -as staid English tennis lovers sometimes refer to Wimbledon- never changes her face, but the faces of her house guests change w1th the years. Even though BUlle Jean King goes on ·forever, Virginia Wade fans nationalistic fervor by w1nnlngone for the Queen and John McEnroe can be :'Ounted on to create of fuss or two,lnevltably therearlsenewpersonalltles to cheer and write about. · This year, w1th the spectacle halfway through, a largepartofthespotllght has been stolen by a clowning ball-basher called the Duke of Nlgerta; a 15-year-old sUp of a girl with the game and maturttyof one twice her age; an extroverted giarlt·klller who punctured Chrts Evert Lloyd's "Grand Slim" hopes, a nd a couple of young guys seeking to restore Australia to its one dominance of the game. Meet the most exciting new faces at Wimbledon: Little known, 82nd on the computer rankings, Nigerian Nduko Odlzor has spent the first Wffk of hls first Wimbledon knocking over people he Is not supposed to even dream.about beating. First, he dispatched Argentina's Guillermo Vilas, seeded fourth, king of the clay courts and followed that up with a victory over Peter Fleming, John McEnroe's doubles partner. Crowds love-him . They pour to the courts where he Is playing and push and shove to get sight of him figh ting off match points, balancing a ball on his chin when he gets offended and serving rockets too fast for the human eye to follow . His family In Lagos ha• no Idea he is a hero. "It wou ld takefourdaystoget a message through, " he says . · Against Vilas, he rallied from two sets down and staved off a match point. Against Fleming, he served four aces. The attention he's attracted Is equalled only by !hat lavished on Carling Bassett, at 15 the youngest player In the tournament and one oft he toughest. Fans still remember how she almost beat a well Chrissie Uoyd at Amelia Island. They have seen her score triumphs over Sharon Walsh and Andrea Temesvarl, a Hungarian teen -age beauty seeded 14th. The splashy London tabloids have adopted her. They run her picture a t every opportunity. Some give her more space than they give Jimmy Connors. " Angel Carling." They're the headlines . She Is 15 going on 30, they say In tribute to her maturity. She quit school at 11 to play tennls,getsprlvatetutortng, and plays as tough as Billie Jean King. Everybody has to be Intrigued by the lady who broke the Grand Slam string of the great Lloyd. The wonder ls: Why has It taken Kathy Jordan so ·.long? . Ever since she came out of Stanford University as a political science '· . major to join the women's tour In l!m, she has been marked lor greatness. - Long-legged, strong, tough, she's had the tools . She's just learned they must • be used with the smarts. She serves like McEnroe and hits her looping, almost e rrorless forehand . In the fashion of Bjorn Borg. Her slice backhand Is a weird stroke with the racket almost s licing her left ear on the backswlng. "I call it her Van Gogh backhand," says Billie Jean King. Filling out the cast are those twoyoungAussles- Pat Cash, 17, and John ; McCurdy , 23, threatening to be the core of a new Australian uprising. .. . Australians dominated the men's game In the 1950s and 1900s wllh an ; assembly line that turned out champions unceasingly- Frank Sedgman, Lew Hoad, Ken Rosewall, Neale Fraser, Roy Emerson and Rod Laver. . · Then teacher Harry Hopman moved to the United States. The assembly · line stopped. Now the Aussles are back. : Cash Is a big, good-looklngkldoutofMelboume. They arecomparlnghJm : with Lew Hoad . They say he may be Wimbledon winner In three years. ; McCurdy is23, fromAustraUa bUshwhack country, Yarawonga.He's had . tostuggleto raise money to make the tour. But, after falllngtoquallfy, he got . a late bid- a lucky loser, now winning. Look quickly. They may fade early. But they are new faces a t Wimbledon : that wlll be back- and In Center Court . 1983 Mondry, June 27, Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio MAKING Jml FEELINGS KNOWN - GoUer Larry Ml1.e celebrates his birdie on I he 18th green of the Danny Thomll!l Memphis Classic Sunday. The .,..u putt gave him a one-stroke victory over Fuzzy ZoeUer, Chip Beck and Sammy Rachels. ( AP Laserphoto). . Boat shortage now problem CLEVELAND (AP) Boat merchants who saw sales drop last year because of a depressed economy have a new problem this year: a shortage of boats. Many boat dealers consld<'red 1982 their worst salesyearofthe last five years. "People wanted to buy boats, but they watched the economy and were cautious," sa id Norman A. Schultz, who heads the Lake -Erie Marine Trades Association, a group of retailers, dlstrtbutors and manufacturers In northern Ohio and northw· estern Pennsylvania. "There was a pent-up demand and It became unleashed this year," Schultz said, adding that In the last two or three years, the boat Industry in Ohio has beenoffby asmuchas40 percent. Nationally, boat sales between la't October a nd April Increased 27 percent , compared with the same period a year earlier, according to the Chicago-based National Maiine Manufacturers Association. Sales also have been brisk In Ohio, which has the ninth largest number of registered boats In the country. "Our problem now Is that we have a shortage of boats," said Docile Hartman, office m1jllager of LaSalle Yacht Sales Inc. In Rocky River. LaSalle's sailboats range In price from $12,001 to $8l,ml, and "things a re going so well that I wish we had 20 more sailboats here, " Ms. Hartman said. Officials of financial Institutions can back up that statement. "This Is our best year since 1979as far as retail lending for boats, " said David W. Herron , vlcepresldentfor consumer lending at Society National Bank. Miller-fire department share honors Roy Miller of Pomeroy and the Pom£>roy Volunteer Fire Depart ment shared top honors In this year's Antique Classic Auto Show held Saturday during the Big Bend Regatta. Miller's 1927 Studebaker was awarded the Best of Show trophy, while the Pomeroy Fire Depart ment' s 1947 International pum(ler was given the Judge's Choice Award. The Farthest Traveled Award was given to Mark Morris of Phoenlx. Arlzona . Eight categories were offered, w1th first and ~nd place plaques being awarded. Winners were: Best closed classic through 19Zl.. Roy Miller, 19Zl Studebaker; best closed classic 1928-J942.. first place, Bob Rocchi, 1937 Ford; second, E lwood Lewis, 1929 Chevy. Best production 1955-1$-flrst, Larry Grimes, 1967 Mustang; second, Bill Amberger, 1957 Dodge. Production performance modified--first, 'Jeff Newell , 1969 Corvette; second, Frank Case, 1963 Corvette. Street Rod or Hot Rod .. flrst, Klm Neal, 1934 Ford: second, Mike Reynolds, 1967 Cama ro. Production Modified 50's-·flr st, Mark Morris, 1957Chevy; , . By The Bend (AP) -Larry Heritage Sunday highlights Regatta PEl11NG ZOO - Je,.,my Blazier, !jOn of Harold and Linda Blazier, Athens, Is pictured w1th one of several kids from asniall pelting zoo sponsor"!,~ by the Setvlce (PRCSI, a shot1 -rangl' mobile telephone that lnte<'t'Onne<.·ts with thepubllc telephonenPtwork. lh rough F'rlday, lll Court Strf'el. by the Ohio Val iPY Publishing Compa ny - Mul l lml•d ltl , Inc., Pom('roy, Ohio 45769 992 21 56. &>cond class postaJ{e paid Pomf'ro.v. Ohio 531 JACKSON PIKE · Rl; Je WEST Phone 446 -4524 BARGAIN MAriNEES SAJ .t SUN ALl SEArS 11 00 ADMISSION EVE RY TUESru!'t" $2 00 ( £X f.t. llT) POSTMASTJ::H. : Se-nd address to The Dall y St>m ln cl. Ill Court Sl. , Pomeroy Ohiu 4~)7ti9 . ' SUBS< ~ RIPTJON RATES By Carrier or Motor Route O ne Wt'<'k .... .. ... , ............ ........ .. $1 .00' O ne Month ........... .................... $4.40 O ne Y<'ar ...... . .... ..................... $52 .80 ' SINGLE COPY PRICES Dal ly .. ..... ........................... 20 Cents Subs<'rl bfors not df" s lrln ~~; to pay the c ar· rl(' r ma y re mll In adva nce direct to T h(' Da ll y 5<- ntlnel on .1. 6 or 12 month ba s is . Cn •dl1 will b(> g!v{'n carrier eaC' h month . No su bscr iptions by mall permiTted In !owns wh('n;• hom e carrier sE-rvlcl' Is availa ble. • J. j .. J •• . .....t '. Bml'I OF SHOW-Roy MWer of Pomeroy, left, ret:elves the Best of Show award from •rom Reed, ~· ~ .. WJNNEJI,-Kenny HyseU of Rutland was In h~:Avy competition bt the ~ clrelser class with his sUck Harley Davidson bt Sunday ahemoon's Big Bend Regatta motorcycle show competition. HyseU won the first place trophy bt his cla&s. • :Tennis tournament set Ten different players hJ! homers, Including Columbus' Steve Balboni The second annual Middleport three sets, a 12 point tie-breaker will and Toledo's Tim Teufel, each of : July 4th tennis tournament will be be played . Awards will be pres-..Lwhom hJt his 18thofthesea.Son. They ; held June l>-July 3. ented to winners and runners-up In are tied for the league home run lead ' Entry lee-Is S8 for singles and $10 each division. w1th the Clippers' Brian Dayett. tor doubles plus one new can of The event Is sponsored by the Toledo's Jesus Vega drove In : tennis balls. MIddlep -ort R e c rea t Ion three runs w1th five hits, Including .; All matches wlll be two out of Commission. his eighth home run. The victory went to Guy Elston. ...... Men's singles ...... Men's Doubles .... .. Men's Intermediate ...... Women's Singles .... .. Women's Doubles ...... Mixed DoubleS NAME: ........................... , .. :................. . .. .... ..... ,Telephone ........ .. .. OOUBLES PARTNER ........................... ............ .Telephone ........ .. MIXED DOUBLES PARTNER ........ .... ........... ... ... Telephone......... . Mall or phone entries to: Larry L. Baker 7'rl Broadway Street Middleport, Ohio 457EKJ 614·992·5523 .. • 4lllllllli Out11lde Ohio 13 W<'ck s ............. ................. $15.21 26 Wf"Cks .... .. ... ....... .. ........ $29.64 52 Week s .. ...... .. :·---..... $56.21 sltow Chainnan, for the 1927 Studebaker he displayed In the Big Bend Reg&tta Antique Classic Auto Show. Clippers, Charlies post wins By The Associated Press The Columbus Clippers scored three runs In the sixth lnnlng to break a n 11-11 tie and roll to a 16-13 lnte rnallonal League baseball vic· tory over the Toledo Mud Hens. The teams combined for 10 home runs, 18 extra-base hits and 40 hits Sunday. Toledo slugged six homers · ' a club record. I' • .. MAI L SUBSCRIPTIONS Inside Ohio ~~ ~ct.•ks ................................. $14 .1)4 5~ wi'C"ks ................................. $27.30 ('t>k.'i . . . • ... . . ....... ' ... ' .......... $51.48 4-0, with Curt Kaufman earning his lOth save. Jeff Little, the second ol four Toledo pitchers, took lhe loss to fall to 2-4. Charleston 7, Tidewater 3 Doug Slmu nic doubled In the top of the Uth Inning to send Carl Pagel home from second base with the winning run. Slrnunlc scored on a single by Juan Pacho to end the scoring. The Tides tled the game with two runs In the ninth inning after having the bases loaded and no one out. Mike Fitzgerald doubled, Rusty Tillman singled and Terry Blocker walked to load the bases. Fitzgerald scored on a walk, Tillman was forced out at the plate a nd Blocker scored on a fielder's choice. OF TH t JED ! " barbershop choral harmony. Their ap pearances throughout the aftentoon highlighted the event, held In conjunction with th~ Big Bend Regatta. HERITAGE SUNDAY HARMONY -The Sweet Adellnes, Athens, were on hand at the Meigs Museum for Heritage Sunday, pleasbtg the large crowd wltfi ai 73.1 Third Av(>nue, New York, New York 101117. " W(lU~N [!u~.~, ~~ ,!!!~~, ~Q] Gradttation party Calendar la nd Daily Pr£>Ss Assoclaton a nd thf' Amerl<'an Newspaper Put:lllshers Assudation. National AdvertlslnR RepreS£>n t a tl v(', Bran ham News pa per Sales, - ....• were on display at the Meigs Musewn as part of the Heritage Sunday celebration. tasting table for goat's milk and · houses were featured In the show recipes made w1th goat's milk. because of their historical slgnlfl· Strawberry yogurt, cheese. cheese ranee, age, or Interesting archltec· spread, dips, fudge, Ice cream, and ture . The slides were accompanied milk from. four goat breeds were by a tape recording giving lnforma· tlon on each home . Th!' slides were distributed to museum visitors by prepared by the Image Seekers m e mbers of the ORIIDGA . Camera Club of Meigs County . On display In the main room of the Also. sea shells displayed by _library were numerous madonnas Daisy Blakeslee, Pomeroy, occu· from a collection owned by Betty pied a room of the museum. The Dean, Chester. a long w1th an exhibit shells have bPen acquired b~ Mrs. of a ntique kitchen utensils. belongBlakeslee on numerous beach trips lng to Annie Chapman, Pomeroy. has made with her husband, she Antique post cards and twodelicate Charles E . Blakeslee. president of turn-of-the-century gowns comPlon<'!'l' and Historica l Society. the ple ted the scene. A largerrowd vlsited the museum Martin a nd Bekki Kuhrecturlng _ the afternoon for the NettleshJp of Ha nd-Eye Jewels, high-quality a nnua l Heritage SunNew Marshfield. were on hand with day evPnl, which was, as usual. a a l\isplay of unusual brass and silver huge SU('('f'SS . . jewelry crafted by tl1em a nd their eleven year-old daughter Ma la. A slide presentation of Meigs Auto telephont--s County "Heritage Hom es" ran continuously through the afte rnoon SYRACUSE. N.Y. 1API - 11w In the minitheater. Nearly 100 area days of helplessness bccauSI'of a ea•· breakdown on a ciPserted Sll'{'('t with no public telephones may soon be over If a nf'w pt'oduct rf'Celves approval from thE' FPdf'ral C'om munlcat Ions Commission. ThP product L' General Eil'<'lrlc's Pel'sona l R.Hdio Communications Mrmb<'r : Th£' Assocla tt'd Press, In- "~ •.~ t ..... Ohio RoDbtg Hills Dairy Goat AssoCiation. The goats second, Gary Willford, 1957 Chevy. secured. Production Modified 60's--first, Ml1.ewon It with a closing round of Sheldon Gerlach, 1968 Camara; 70and a274tota1,14-under-paronthe second, Bob Spaufch, 19ffi Impala. Colonial Country Club course which Miscellaneous.. first, Roger Hubtwice was swept by play-disrupting bard, 1971 Nova; second, Hart's thunderstorms during final round Used Cars, 1949 Wlllys. play. Chuck Bartels, Pomeroy, was Beck and Zoeller, wlthM11.e In the final threesome, and Sammy Raalso awarded a prize, for the car mos! likely to win In Its category chels tied for second at 275. Rachels next year. His e ntry was a 1934 ..-h_a_d_a_c_lo_s_ln_:g_68_ . -----Buick. . This year's show was termed a The Daily Sentinel great success, and Tom Reed, chairman of the event, extended is (USPS U._IHI<l) special th1mks to those who helped. A Dl\'bdon of Multimedia, Inc . I ByJAYNEHOEFl.ICH Dally Sentinel Staff Engaging musical entertainment bytheSweetAdeUnesandanumber of unusual displays highlighted the Meigs County Pioneer and Hlstort· cal Society's Heritage Sunday, held . In conjunction with the Big Bend Regatta. . The Sweet Adellnes, a choral group from Athens County, appeared several times during the afternoon topresentcrowd·pleasing renditions of golden oldies and patriotic m~lodles. The group's performances provided an extra nostalgic addition to the Meigs Mu ".eum's festivities. 1be Ohio Rolling Hills Dairy Goat Association played an active role In · the event, with two displays. A petting with kids of several breedswassetupbythegrouplnthe museum's garage area, to the delight of animal lovers of all ages. and the association also sponsored a = career. "I can use it," he said. "For one Published rvery aflernoon, Monday Monday, June 27, 1983 Page-S Mlze Ignored the PGA Tour axiom that a young golfer first must suffer the heartbre!lk of Jeltlng one get away before he actually nails victory No. 1. Given hJs first opportunity for a Tour triwnph - and tied w1th former Masters champion Fuzzy Zoeller and Chip Beck, a fltth-year tourtst - Mlze dropped a In-foot birdie putt on the final 'hole Sunday and won the Danny ThomasMemphis Classic by one stroke. "It happened to be the right week," said Mlze, 24, a Tour sophomore who " was born In Augusta, Ga., ·- home of the Masters tournament ~ and whose middle name Is Hogan, one of the most honored In the game. With the victory, he said, "lklndof crossed the line. It's another step forward. It w1ll give me a better mental game, more confidence." Itgavehlmsomeolherthlngs, too. For one thing, there was the wlnner'scheckof$'1'.2,001, more than he'd won previously ln hJs brtef thing, we (wife Bonnie) can start looking for a place to live. We only gotmarrtedlastyearand,baslcally, we've llved on the road. When we weren't on the road, we lived w1th my parents (In Columbus, Ga. ),"he said. The triumph also provided hJm a place ln the World Series of Golf this fall, placed him In next year's Masters, Tournament of Cllamplons and other Invitational events, and fulfllledhisgoalsfortheseason . "I'd had goal of making the lopEKJ money winners. Winning was kind of a secondary goal, something 1 .w anted to do if I had a chance," he · said. With $UO,OT7 for the season, hls money-winning aspirations are The Daily Sentinel MONDAY POMEROY - The OH KAN Coin Club w1U hold a regular business meeting, Monday, 8 p.m ., at the _Riverboat Room of the Diamond Savings and Loan Co., W. Main St. There will be a social hour and trading with dealers preceding the meeting. A coin auction will follow the meeting and refreshme nts w1ll be served. Anyone Interested In coins or paper money is Invited to attend. -- ' RUTLAND Rutland Garden Club will meet 7:30p.m ., Monday, at the home of Mrs. C.O. Chapman and Mrs . E lizabeht Ann Webster. Mrs. Earl Bender, Marietta, wlll speak on "OAGC State News Update . POMEROY -Image Seekers Camera Club will meet Monday, 7:30p.m., at the Meigs l\1useum. Emphasis of the meetlnl! w1ll he on exhibits and projects for the Meigs County Fair. TUESDAY POMEROY - Junior and senior officers will be Installed at a meeting of the Drew Webste r Post 39, American Legion Ladles Auxiliary to be held at 7: :lO p.m. Tuesday. CHESTER - Chester Chapler OES will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m., a t the Masonic Hall lo celebrate the 62nd birt hday, for presentation of 50 year pins and to honor past matrons an!] patrons. POMEROY - The Past Ma trons Club of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of Eastern Star, wlU meet at 7::ll p.m., Tuesday, at the home of F;dna Schoenleb. Mr. and Mrs . Carl Morris e ntertained recently with a party honoring their son. Clair . on his graduation from Southern High School. ·There was a wiener mast with other refreshme nts Including a decorated cake. Guests at the party were Blswa Ganguly, Tyi'One Brlnnager, Terry Patterson, Nick ami Chris Bostic, Zane EJ<oegle, Cathy Baker. Peggy Green, Steve Soude rs, Bruce .John· son. Rut h Fry, E ric Philson , Rusty Flagg, Corey McPhail , Dorothy · Warner, Greg a nd Doug DuVal, Mr . and Mrs. Ned DuVal. David. Carla, and Heath('r Shuler. Don and Shlrley .Johnson , Jim. Cecelia , and Clint on Bailey, Dave Talbott , A. .J. Wilbarger. Jerry Wolfe, Todd Mugragc, Mary .Jacobs, Carol Morris, Carl C. Monis, Doug Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Varney, Kent a nd Todd.r--~:::=-""""1 ANTIQUE Krl'CHEN - Jl;ae Reynolds of ftltnersville, a member uf the Melp County Pioneer and Historical Society, shows !Ill Mtiquc sldllet filled Wtth bars of homemade lye soap, which WIIS part of a Heritage Sunday ldlchen display. Featured ln the tlxhlblt wo•re nwnerous old-fashioned cooking uwnsll• Md kitchen bnplernents. :--~------------------------l---------.....:=­ WAYSIDE FURNITURE One Year - No Finance Charges On Approved Credit NEW LIVING ROOM SUITE SALE 20°/o TO 40°/o OFF SECOND HALF 1982 REAL ESTATE TAXES ALL SUITES IN STOCK EXTENSION GRANTED -------------------------·--·--·~ C.How is it possible for Rice's to sell high qlllllity furniture for unbelievable low pricea71? Here are 6 reaeona: L Low. overhead: 2..F~m1ly operation. · 4. Volume buying. 5. Volume selling. MIRRORED BOOKCASE WATERBED CLOSING DATE JULY 20, 1983 Second Half Penalty-10% of Total Unpaid Current Taxes --~~!~~~~~~~~~t-2~~~~~~~~--New 2Pc. · You'll float off to sleep in this solid pine waterbed. Tall double shelves are accented by a floral etched mirror. You owe 'i t to yourself to try a waterbedl $39995 ,l ) On December 1st, each year interest is charg~ against the full unpaid balance of taxes for period of time from day established Rm. S~ite _.!l_eg $219 liVIRI $}4995 .in (1 ) above to date. Waterbed includes~ 2) On first day of month following second haif closing intereSt is charged Ofl unpaid balance of delinquent taxes from ptevious year for perjod of time from preceding December lot to that day. FAILURE TO RECEIVE BILL DOES NOT AWID PENALTY AND INTEREST _RIOfARD L SLACK, M. D. Physician &·General Surgeon OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Office located at 271 N. 2nd, Middleport, OH. (Behind Villa&e Pharmacy) Pedestal - Safety Liner - Deck . Patch Kit - Heater - Conditioner Full Wave Mattress - Jill Kil Frame & Mirrored Bookcase Headboard DEUVERED AND SET \:JP OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 ~.M. TO 4:30 P.M.; PHONE: 992-2004 Ph: 992-2255 (MiddlepOrt oHice) - Meigs County Treasurer, G•orge M. Collins If no an_,.-, cqll: In Point Plecllal'lt 1~75-5267 241 Third Ave . .. J· •• ' 7DAYS ONLY 446-1830 t -~· - Gallipolis, Ohio I .. �• --· ·------------:---~-___:_-----~-------:-~-~ .. . .. 6 Page The Ponwui~· Doily Sentinel ~------~--------------· COLuMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Gays lack rights that others take lor ' Monday, June 27, 1983 , Middleport, Ohio "They lose their jobs, they get rights group among those who said. marched through Columbus lor a · Pollceestlmatedthatabout600to rally at the Statehouse. 1,1m marched ln.downtown Colum· The march Suridaycblneidedwtth bus and saki the crowd grew marches by gays In other cities, considerably at a nearby park after most ooiably In New York City and the parade. San Francisco. "All groups have their days, so "It's a symbol of celebration, a gay folks like to have their day," symbol of pride; It's a polltlcal Covey said. "We'retell!ngthemthat statement." said Craig Covey, we are here, that we are citizens of s pokesman lor Stonewall Unloq, a the country. And we're demonstratgay rights group. !ngourpr!de." · Covey said gays In most o! the The parades drew attention to the country don't have the clvU rlgh\s o!teo-latal Acquired Inunune Deft. that most people take lor granted. clency Syndrome that has a!fllcted .. Mo.ielay, June 27, 1983. male ~Klm~Jeexwils. "AIOS Is a serious medical problem," CtNey said. "And we were appalled thatlt took aroupleof yeans before the guvernrnmt was able to take some action and start !undlng ~'~!SearCh. " Ponwor Middleport, • .Business seiVIc~ the 13th annual "Gay F'l'eed!lffi Day lasted three days. Meanwhile, In San Francisco, a · Parade," which pollee said drew grrup of AIDS victims rode a about 200,000 marchers and motorized cable car near the front of spectators. 1,641 peOple, more than '100 of them thrown out' of their apartment, they New Yorl<en. Seventy percent of get harassed, thi!y get beat up," he . · the disease's victims have been granted, says a spokesman-lora-gay Ohio gays • • participate in march ., RADIATOR SERVICE SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING end ,.. _, ....iul. end._ ter CI)IW. We can 11eo lldd boil end rod out ,.: dllrtoie. We lleo Npeir We can Npeir 'Sidine 'Roofine 'Gutter & Down Spools 'Remodeline GayrlghtsactM.smgotltsstart!n . Roger Hysell GARAGE GaiT..._ 20 Years Experience Greenwich VWage, lor allegedly serving IJquorwlthouta llcense. The In .Home Area FREE ESTIMATES PAT HILL FORO _ron!rontatlal hetween pollee and bar patrons turned Into riots that Call 843-5425 Middltport, Ohia Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 C. 1 -Cerd ofThanks fpaid in advance! 2 -ln Memory (paid in advance! 21 -8usineos Opportunity 22-Money to Loan 2 3 ~ Professional Services 3· Announcements 4-GivOIIWay 5-HappyAds 6 -Lostand Found 7 -Yard Sate (paid in advance) 8 -Pubic Sale S. 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Repair 87-Upholstery Gallia County Area Code614 Meigs County Araa Code614 446 - Gallipolis 367 - Cheshire 388 - VInton 246 - Rio Grande 258-Guyan Dill . 643:...Arabia Dill . 379 - Watnut 992 - Middlaport Pomeroy 985 - Chaster 343-Portland 247-Letart Falls 949 - Racille 742-Rutland 667-Coolville AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE Public Notice BEFORE . THE PUBUC UTIUTIES COMMISSION OF OHIO co mrnunl!y o f rn teros t fac to rs hea rrn g on Thur sday, July 28. tnvnlvP.f1 hmPtn There fore. th e I 983. at 10 00 a m. at the Cornmrss ton w tlt no t Order !he '"W•II on , El ementary School. resp ondenr 10 submn cost Mar n Str eet. Wdk esvdle. Oh1 o Sl udres rellltrvc to th r.rns trtutro n 45695. to be contrnued on ot th e proposed EAS un til a Frrdav. J\ Jiy 29. 1983. onty 1! In the Matt• of the Petition o1 deter m rnatton has been made nece!'lsary The scope of t'hrs numerou• a~bacrlbert of the WMkio\ltle Exchange of the wr1h respm;l to sard co mmunl!y heanng shall be l1 m1ted to the Q..,..l Telepllone Comp101y of rn reres t fac tors Srmr larly. the co mmun1ty o f 1nterest !acto rs cornp larnant s wrll not be re - rnvo lved rn th 1s case. mcludrng of Ohio, qw red to co nduct a canv ass o f ca llr ng rates. d rstrr butr on at Complainantl. tim Wrtkesvrlle bchange at thr S calltng . and locatr on ot servt · v. ces. pr otlu cts. and ac tiVIttes At Gen•el T~one Company trm e 4) Thrs cnse r ~ hereby thr s hea11ng all p artr es of of Ohio. scheduled lm public hearrng rn terest w1ll be afforded an ljoopondent. Aefatiw to a request for on Thur sddy July 26. 198 3. at o pportunity to present ev1· u:tended area te6ephone aer· 1000 am ill tho Wilt on d£m ce mmer1al to the spec 1hc School. M arn rs sucs rel evant 1n thrs o•oceed · vice bmJe•n the Wilkecvlle Elomen!O rv w,tkflSville. Oh ro 1ng Further rn l ormaiiOn regard· Exchonge and the Wellston St rP.e t Exchange of the General Tele· 45695. to bt1 cuntrnued on 1ng thr s maHer may be o btatned Fnd ay. July 29 . 1983 . only rf by addrcss1ng an u1qwry to the phone Company of Ohio. Cae No. necessary Pu bli c Utrht res Commtssron of 51 Tho Seer etary of thr s Oh10. 375 South Hrgh Street . 83-89-TP-PEX Co rnrnt SS ton shu uld ca use pub ENTRY Co lumbu s. Oh10 43215 lrc.l tron of the followmn lcnal fhl:! Comm15510n. r.omrn q THE PUBLIC UTILITIES CO M nOIIC'I' 1n llfMSf'lilpOrS (lf QOil · now to cons rder thH <:lhovr' MI SSION OF OH IO mnl c rr r:ui. Jti On 111 Ga ll1 n. Jnd · en li1lell matw r f1nds Bv M ary Ann Or lr nskv. 1 J The rnst<J nt co mrlillnl wc.s son M e1 gs. ilnd Vu1ton. Co un · Sncretary ttHs Oh ro. ( HlCfl .1 week to r mr ee ft1 1:td w1t h th e Co mm1S S10n on 6) Any party 1ntend1n g to i 3) consecutiVI} werk s pr 10 r to J~1 n uarv 7. 1983. il tld St ipplr present dtroc l ex pert testrmonv thP 11Pnrmq w1th th P. hnnl nrented on F o b r ur~rv 22 aM sh ould comply wrth Ru le 490 I . pubh cu t1on bf!lllfJ ;u least lr! M c11 ch 2 . \ 983 1he co rnpi J1nt 1- - 29 ·(AI ( 1) (1). Oh10 Admm1 s· teen ( 1b) dtrll r•Ot m o re than seeks two- w ~1y nonop t1onat lrotrve Code. wh1c h requt res 1t11 r1y 130) d ilV S pr1n1 to th e extended ' ilrea tclephonl' Sr!l th ai all suc h 1esnmonv !a be hP.!lllllfJ vrce be tween tlw Wilkt)svdlf" ol!med 111 thrs type of proceed · LEGAL NOTICE and WtJll ston [xc h;mnns uf Hw rng be filed and servOO upo n all NotrcP 1S hnrcbv q rven thill GeneratleterJhOfW Cornn;~ny of partrP.5 no la te1 than f1ve days ' sut1sc r1bets ot th e Wilkesvil le Oh ro pr1or to co mmen ce ment o r the 2 ) Thf' Af•spnltr l f'n t h ,15 !d od Exrh.:mne h;lvf~ f1l fld a corn· hea r1 nq pl su1t w1th tli P Pu bli c U trll tr es 1ts w rrtt en [HlSW t•r ,15 wul! as th u It IS, the1 el OIC Comrn1ssron of Ohro requ est · 1nl orrna1 1011 ICQW!J'(l I)V the ORDER ED. Th at thr s m an er rnn the cs tubh'lhment o t nonop· En try rssuer1 M <HCh 16 1983 be s<: hedulerl l o r oublir. hAartng t1 nn. JI lwn ·wny rndendod am a 3) Th1s m c11!Pt 1S now 111 10 accordJnce w 1th F1nd1nq No telflphonP. scrv1 ce be tween th r oroper form lOI publiC IH•allrtq 4 It rs . fu rlher. Wrtkr>sv1 ll r b.c tr<Jncw ann th e However . H1 hght ot thr• rrla ORD ERED. That the Secre11ve ly low cnl lltllJ rat ~ (1 r 3 1B Well sto n ExctrnnnP. o f GPneral tary o r lht s Co mmi SSIOn CituSe calls per m a1 n stat1011 rhHmCJ lPinnhonp Comni:uw o l Ohru II pu blica11on o l the IPgal notice the March I 983 study rnu 1r1 h) th1 s rf!qu es t were oramod. se t fo rt h tn F1ndrnq No 5 rn a Cil lltnq l lfl!Wrtf)n the W;!kP.Svtll fl and o ther calhn q rlata sut) tnll newspaper o t gen-era l ClfCula ted to dn te rn lh1 s cnsr tho FKc h.m oc rmd th e We llsto n tro n 1n Go tha. Jackson. ¥etgs h ch Jni=J e would · IJe 101 1 -free Corn mrSSIOn di' r>rns 11 appr op and V1 nton Count1es once a f lale 10 IuTHI !11ft SCOPf' Ol 111(' T11e Co mm1ssron has schc we ek for thr ee (3) consecutrve u11 1ral pu bli c hearrn9 to thr ctuiN I thr S' rnnttAr ICll puhi1C weeks pno r to the hearrng. w1th the !r na\ publ rc: at10n be;ng at 3 Announcements leas t lilt oen ( 1 5 ~ and not more th an thrrtv (30) days orror to the heanng I! rs. furthe r OR DERED. T~at all p arttes 1ntend1ng to · present drrect e)(pert tesumo nv 111 ThtS m aner comply wt th Rul e 4901 -1• COUNTIES OF GALLIA-MEIGS-JACKSON·YINTON 29 (AI ( 1) (rl. 0 A C It IS, further. Notice is hereby given that two copies of tile ORDERED. Th at copres o f piopoMd budget and lltltlmate of coat· of tt"HS entry be served upon co unsel for c omplamtan ts. T1m operation of the Rio Grande Community Fo ran . Sout heastern Oh1o Le · Collage District, Counties of Gallla, Jacltlon, gat Se1V1Ces. 24 West Un1on Melg1, and Vinton, State of Ohio, Including the Street. Second Flo01 . Athens. coat of operating the Community College of Ohro 4 5701 . General Te te · phone Company ot Oh1o. the 181d district lor tha IIIICIII year 1984, are on file mayor ol each mun1crpal cor po · In the office of the underelgnad Secretary· ra110n served by the rnvolved NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF THE RIO GRANDE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT TI'INIIUrer of the Board of Tru11BB1 open to lnii)BCtion of the public purauant to the requirement~ of law. • A public hearing on the propoll8d budget for the. Rio Grande Community College District will be held at Allen Hall 201, Rio Grenda, Ohio, on July 8. 1983 at 12:00 noon. telephone companres rn Gallra. Jac~son , M ergs and Vrnton Co unues. and the prasecutrng a"ornevs of sa1d counues. -- '!liE PUBUC unun!il' COMMIBBION OF OHIO Deputy Chalrrnon RIO GAANOE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Dr. Hennen L Koby, Secretaty-Treaurer Public Notice Name ol Decede nt and Ai:! srdence ar c listed Ronald W Ham son. Route No. 1. M1dd l eport. Ohro 4 5 760 You are her eby not rl1ed that the Invent ory and App ra rse ment at the estate ol the aforemen t1 oned. deceased. lat e of satd Co unty. were fr ied 10 thrs Court Sard Inven tory and Appr.arsement wrll be for hear · lng be!ore th ts Court on the "7th <lay of Ju ly. I 9B3 . a\ 10 00 a" clack: A.M Any person desrnng to frle exceptr ons thereto mu ~t f1le them at l east frve d ays prio r to the dato set to r heanng Grven under my hand and seal of sa1d Court. ·th1 s 16th d ay o f June 1983 Roben E Buc k Judge By Ca •olyn G Th omas Oeo uw Clerk f61 20 27 . 21c Public Notice IN lHE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO DIAMOND SAVINGS 8o LOAN COMPANY , a corpomlon, Plaintiff. VL RONNIE K. HUBBARO. ET AL. Oefendlottl No. 18427 Pu rsuant to an Order o f Sal e by the Common Pleas Court o f Mergs County. Oh10. ,I wrll o Her lor sale at ou blt c auctron on th e 16\h day of Ju ly I 983. a\ 101 5 AM DST on 1he steps ol lhC Court House o f SC1 1d cormty 1n the Vrlla qe ol Po mer oy. O h10. the lollow1ng de· scr1bed real es tate Tho fo llowrng rea l es tnte srtua ted 1n the V1llage o l Middleport. Cou nty of Mergs and Stcite at Ohro Public Notice ... Mason Co .. WV Area Code 304 875 458 5 76 773 882 · 895 937 - 'Lowest Rates Around NOTICE OF FORECAST FILING On April 13, 1983, Monogahela Power Company, 1310 Fairmont Avenue, Fairont West Virginia, filed its Annual Long-Term Forecast Report with the Division of Planning a.nd Forecsts of the Ohio Department of Energy. Copies of this forecast and information of a regional nature prepared by ECAR are on file at the following libraries: Library County Veron Alden Library Athens Meigs Local School District Pubic Library Meigs Monroe County District Library Monroe Kate Love Simpson. Library Morgan Caldwell Public Library Noble Washington County Public Library , · Washington Nelsonville .Public Libra~ Athens A copy of the forecast is available for public in· spection at Monongahela Pqwer Company's business office at 309 Fourth Street, Marietta, Ohio. Any interesled person may, within thirty (30) days following the date of this publication, file a tion, with the Divison of Planning for Forecasts of the Ohio of Energy, to intervene in any scheduled hearings the long-Term Forecast Report mo- Department on Monongahela Power Company By 1hoppl111 In your home art11011 - o n · .... the - r end INr on your car 1nd 11¥11ld hllurd• of hllhwl)' end frHwll)' lntvalllllo II peyl 10 thop Whart you llval !he I . The Daily Sentinel ., I 11 - ~?.::Jgr INVI!NTORY ' AND APPRIAIEMENT Tho - of Ohio, Molga Coun1y, Court of c:om..:.... " ' - l'lol>e18 OMolon To the Admin istrator of the estate. to suc h of the foflcwtng as are residents of the State of Ohto. vtz: - the survr\ltng . spouse, the ne~et of krn, jhe beneficiaries under the wtU: and to th e anorney 01" anorneys represent1ng anv of the aforementroned persons: \ Public Notice Be1ng Lot Nu01ber One Hundr ed and Three 0 03) slluated on Fou rth and Hrgh Streets (novv known as Ham rl · ton Street) berng srxtv·etgh t (68) feet front on Foun h Strem and Nrn et ~t · fr ve (95 1 feet on Hrgh Street (now known as Ham •lt on Sl re et). rn Behan's Addtti On There rs no hou se number Located at So utheast come~ o f rntersec tr o n of Fou rth · and i-tam1lton St reets. Mtdd teport . Oh •o Reference Deed Vol .276, Paqe 646 Deed Records Mergs County. Ohto Terms of Sale Ca sh for noT less Than tvlo"<Hhrrds of the appr a•sed value Appra1sed at 533. 10000 JAMES J PROFFITI , SHERIFF OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO f61 13. 20 . 27 . 31C PH. 992-2280 CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION ~n1 1110. Williams Trenching ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS Trencher & Backhoe Service Sim start from 12'116' UTILITY BUILDINGS EAFORD VIRGIL B. SR. lEIUOR ' 21eo r. . 2nd St. · Phone 1-(614)·992-3325 NEW LISlliiG -Just rigtlt for children. 3 bedroolll'i, battl. TP water, carpem& full basement fumace. lroot ~ch, barn, and 9 acres in the country. $32,500 NEW LISlliiG - Modern~ed 2 bedroom home. Furnace. bath, catpeting, lg, basement and central air. Just $15,000. HOLLY PARK-14x70and acres in tiE country. 18 EXCELL£NT - F01 tiE business .couple 21! baths, modem 7 rooms. A tami~ home with Heat-o-latllf. 3 bedroolll'i. · COUNTRY - SWIM POOL - I I> baths, carpet, 7 rooms in Middlepm 2 siiJ'I, 3 RUTLAND - bedrooms and 2 level lots. RIVER FRONT- 3 bat rooms, fumace, e«petio& and lamily room. IN THE COUNTRY trailer and 3 acres. - 14x70 TRAILER . ~use. Hard working people lliB!III in the construction lnduslry. Many jobs to be filled from labor· ers to engineers. For informatioo please enclose self-addressed, stamped envelope and mail to: AKCO l LOTS - 2 POMEROY - $8,500 Older ·~ IIDDUI'ORT - 2 bedroom - !llns. $17,500. f1 ACRES ..,. 7 room ~ ~":.II! at wilt 6318 N. Hlah St. .SultaiiOO Columbua. Ohio 432111 ,. IIOII.\11111 H1'.U let"· 11 ft·r .\ · IB. I 983 f61 27. f71 5. I I 3\c Not1 ce 1S her eby g1wn that subscr1ber s ol the W rlkesvrllc E>cchange have lt! ed a com· pl .:l tllt w1th the Pu bli c Util1t1es Comm1SS10n o f Oh1o reques t· 1ng the es tablrshment a t no no p 11onat. twa -w<:IV P.~< tendcd arP.n t{!lephonfl seiVIce between the Wrlkesville Exchange c~nd the Wellston h c hJn ge o f Genera l Telephone Company a t Oh•o If lhr s ref1t teU w~'> r e gr <mtee. call1ng between th e W rlkesvrlle E)(charige and th e W ell ston E11chango would be toll ·l ree The Co mmrs ston has sc he· d uled thrs m att e' tor publrc hearmg on Thursday. July 28. 1983. at 10 00 om . at the Wilton Elementary Sc h 'Jol. M a1n Stn3et. Wrlkesvrlle. Oh10 45695. to be continued o n Frrday. July 29 . 1983. ooly 1f necessary The scope o f ihr s hear1ng shall be hm rted to the c.o mmunlty ol Interest tactors rnvotyed rn lh1s case. rncludrng calltng rates. d 1stnbutron of c at ltn~ . and locut1on of servr· ces. products. and act r\11 tres At 1 hearrng all par!les of rnteres t w rll ' be aHorded an 'Ph.lil~l-5191 • . PH. (304) 882-2276 •floor Slrippin' Seoli\11. w... "' Buffin1 oW.II & Cellini Clunina 8oCommerciol Window Cleaning 985-3561 All Makes Fret Estimates on Ill s.Mcn Insurance Work Welcome Call Rick Havener 992 -2606 fi. J. t mo 3 Roofing • Siding Troughs, Down Spouts Windows • Doors For "All" Your Home Repairs ... "Free Estimates" ... 161 13 20. 27. 31c Call : George Gum Ph. 992-5433 1---=--:--::--.,---Public ·Notice 1- - - - - - - - - - 5·16·2 mo PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF JOE MOORE ' DECEASEO C.Se No. 24127 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY 011 May 24. 1983. rn t"he THE KOUNTRY KLUB GoH lessons Special ADULTS . .. .. ... 6 for $40.00 STUDENTS .... 6 for $30.00 "GoH Tfips 'Pro Shop 'Fittin& Center 'Metal Woods 'Club Repair 1 'Fishing John Teaford M ergs County Probate Court Case No 24 127. Suzanne Adkrn s. 33656 Sw1ck Road. M 1ddleport. Road 45760 was appornted Admrnrstratrrx: o f the estate of Joe M oo re. deceased. late n f 822 Ma 1n Street. Rut land. Oh10 Robert E Bu ck Probate J ud ge / C lerk K: ·CARPET $1295 ,'1 ,lti!IH~.I:.illl1 Chester 6. 16 . 1 rno CONGOllUM I • Mlllntenence lilt() • AUtchrr.-ols • Hell)fUIIdYict STARTING AT INSTALLED WITH l -26·tiCC CARPENTER SERVICE -l'lumblng and oloctliaolwook (FrM Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992·7314 Pomoroy, Ohio I J.2~· ttc BOGGS [SearsI SALES & SERVICE FREE U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized John Deer, New Holland, Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Duler Farm Equipment Parts & Service J.J.IIc Selection Bingo trip to Cherokee. N.C . July 16 from Pomeroy. *66 . per perton for trentportatlon 8o motel. 814·9923377 or 814-992-6007 . Reaervilttiont neceatery. Riva"rvlaw Personal Care Home is now open tor •mbulatory patientt. Open· ing1 for m•n and women . 304-773-6882 . THE Jackson County Speed· way, Fairpleln, one of the faate1t tpaedw•vs thie lide of Dixie. will be running on Saturday nlghtt. Guaranteed pur1e. Trial runs begin at 7 . ESTIMATES J&F CONTRACTING 4-S.tlc 3-7-rk 2·7201 H. L. Writesel 4 •Chain Link Fence .Carpeting •Painting ISears I • CATALOG MERCHANT Pemeroy, OH . Grou & Petty Gibbs-Owners PH . 992·2178 lll·'' All types of roof worll, new or repair, .cutters al'!i downspouts, llftler cleaning and paintit'l. sl011!1 doOIS and windows. All Work Guarantied "Free Estimates" Call: 949-2263 or 949-30911,,.,, Kitchen Cabinets - Roof· ina - Sidine ..:. Concrota Polios - Sidewalks • Now Constrwction - Re· modelinl - Custom Polo ·Barns. CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofi~ & Sidin& Co. 'Route 1 Lon& BoltG!JI, OH. 45743 985-4193 01 992-3067 FOR SALE 18 FT. 'WILD CAT TRAVEL TRAILER Carpeted, bathroom with shower.aas or elect. refti,, furnace. & lot Water heater, 11np, sink, aas. elect .. 01 blltlfl lipts, SIMpS 6, IX· (t,l[ent condition. $2,700.00 or Best Offer PH.992 - 3006 ~- 1 6 ·1 mo PERSONALIZED ROOFING POOLS RyOtr Trud Reniii·OM·Wiy local 111d one-way tow 11tes Top-maintained truds Rl&f\1 !lm. riilrt equipmorrt Hand tn!ds, lumiture pads Nationwide road sentict *Vinyl Liner * F i b8rglass *Stainless Steel PHONE: 1· 304-773·5634 Movina tips 1nd insurw~ce RIVERSIDE V.W. INC. Giveaway ANY PERSON who has anything to gi\le away end doet not offer or attsmpt.to offer •ny other thing for sale may place an ad In this column. Thara will be no charge to the adverti1er . 1 box springs . Call 614 258-1558 . We pay cash for lata model clean ueed c&rt . Frenchtown Car Co . · Bill Gene John ton 448-0069 Motor for 1 976 Ford truck, 380 muat be good . Cell 468-1818 aftor 6PM . Standing Timber , any amount . Call 814 -388·· 9908. Wanted . Junk autoe, any condition . Cell 614 -3889303 . Wanted to buy Bataett bedroom furniture, old Salem maple, alto Early American chair . Call 61 4 -268 · 1 668 . 8EOS -IRON , BRASS , old furniture, gold, tllver dol· lara. wood ice boJI:at, 1tone jart. antiques. etc .. Com· plate households . Write : M.D. Miller, R,. 4 , Pomeroy , Oh. Or 992· 7750 . 11 , " 1980 BAYVIEW Oalu•e . . 14x70 2 BR C I A, fireplace, : garden tub. appliances. un' Are you paying to much for derpinnlng . 114.00 . C_all your hotpital-health lneu- ,_4 _4_ 6_·_8_2_1_1_. - - - - - ranee . Call Carroll r Snowden, 446 -429p . 1978 SCHULT . 1400, 2 BR . 2 baths. C/ A. Good cond. On rental lot near Goodyaer plant . Anumable 18 Wanted to Do loan , low down payment. French City Brokaring Sandces. 446 -9340 . General Hauling and Trash f-.------- - removal Service . Reliable and dependable . Call 448- 1973 GRANVILLE. 14•70 2 BR. get. Unfurnished.. AI C, 3169 be1ween 9 and 6 . skirting , awninga and porchet, 2 utility bldg1 . Set EKpariance houte pelnting .u p on choice lot . Quail Creek and lawn mower repair . Very M. H. Park. Exc. Cond. renOn1ble ret•• · Call 448- french City Brokaring Servi· 8688 . cet. 446-9340 . Trash hauling done. Call 3J. ~ere lot with 10•60 81 4 -388·881 3 . trailer . outside building , - - - - - - - - - - along RaccOon Creak . Willcaraforalderlypertonin $12,500 . Cell 614 · 268their home. He\le trent., 1448 hour~ flexible . Call 614- - --· -- - - - - -388 -9354. Dorio Mount. Must sell 1975 1 4x70 with tilt out, remodeled , new CARS hand washed and carpet throughout . total we"'ed . Interior~ cleaned . electric. woodburner. cen · Call 304 -876 · 2132 . We tral air. partially furnished, make house calls. unde.rpinnlng, $9,800 . Call 614 -245 -6408 or 448 SEPTIC systemt, lend1cap· 0212 . ing (atltlze of dozers) , gravel - - - - - - - - - &dirt hauling. will lay thort 1969 12~~:60 2 bdr, total or long gas & water line~ , alec . $3,400 . 197914•582 backhoe work . Free ettr· bdr .. total alec .. •e 900 matu . Phone 304 -273 · 1 Call 614-448 -0175 3186 or 304-273·9830 . ~·-''~-~------- Help Wanted L. ARROW FlASHING SIGNS 3 !ypM, 2 colon John's Auto Sales WI Ull QUIIity ustd cars. 1-614 446-4782. Glllipo- lis, Ohio. ' NOll r.un Avo. . Pit. 446-7121i 5-2~ l. mo Of .. GRASS CARPET . $499 ss. y. nRE SALE LOWEST .PRICES IN AREA · SERVICE STAnbN RUBBER-BACK OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY I POMEROY ·- tMDiiARK FkEElB SALE CHEST MODELS 5 Cu. Fl ..... 1235.95 8 Cu. Fl .... 1285.95 15 Cu. Ft. ... 1355.95 20 Cu. Ft. .:. 1418.95 25 Cu. Fl ... 1472.95 SPECIAL 15 Cu. Ft. ...'. '325.95 .... Good tin .... 15 POMEROY 1lANDMARK ~- .14-99Hlil 3 female puppies - part tchnaurer. Call 992-6766 . Kit1en1 fraa to ·good home . . SEll THE B6ST, Sell Avon . Alao 6 month -old female Coli 446-3368 . Collie . 949-3070. Student Page at Bo11ard THREE COli, 304 -882 - library . Work after school. 2090. weekend. Must be at lent 16. 8 week probation.ary PART Irish Setter, fe'mele period . Coii446-REAO . puppy, 3 montht old, blond 8o white. 304-876-2099 . 7UP & PEPSI route delivery salet position above average To good home. Kitten. 3 Income. Aver1ga work day month• old . 304 -676 - 10 hn . You will own your 2136 . own butlne11, financing 8\lallable to qualifed appli· Cents, eKcallent opportunity 6 Lost and F11und to advance Into managing loat: Glettea In c81e from potition. Applications will Dr. Thomes . Lost •round be taken at the 7UP Peptl H•nderson area . •20 . Re- warehouee, St. At. 7 , Che· shire, Oh . Thur1 . June 30 word 304-676 -1044 .. 9AM · 12PM. Rick Pearaon Auctioneer Service. E•tate, Ftrm, An· tlqu• 6 liquidation sale1. llcantod 8o bon~ad In Ohio 8o WVo. 304 -773 -5786 or 30.·773 ·918& . Auct~n •vary Fri . night 1t th• Hertford Community Canter. Truckloads of new merchendiM every week. Corisigmentl of n•w •nd uMd merchendise 1iw1y1 welcom• . Richerd Reynoldt AuctlonHr. 276-3089 . BAilEY'S SHOES 322 No~ Second St lllddlepoll, Ohio 45760 1110. Pd. Aluminum SII)ING BISSELL . SIDING CO. ''Beautiful, Custom Built Gar•aes" C. II for free sidina es· tim1tes; 949-2801 or ' 949-2860. No Sunclay Cails Hl..ffc Riders & Sons SALVAGE COMPANY 5.1. 124-Pit. 992·5468 e.,.. trl ....... lluinltllltl 10P PIICfS I Copplt ;.. " " ...........,.45' b, AI lw Clns ...... 20' *- Rifll" ............... .. Alit. Gila .. $LOO illnlnd lllllllllnlfl .. SLOO.I1t1111htl' llllllnlfl ..... ,.. ..... Alto~ U, AIIID Wll ..,2-1_-N. Reglttered Nurte wanted for I. V. Therapy team . Cllual ptrt time ttatus. can Brenda Jackton, ·· aifter 2 p.m c ot 814 -992 -8297 . E.O.E. · looking for women who would like to have toy pertlet or would llka to be a Fr"ndly Homll] Dealer. Get kit with 8280. to 8300. worth of toys It glha to start with. For more Info. cell Pomeroy 992-3561 . Account represen,tatiVe . Mult have coll•ction, tvplng, and computer 8JI.perienc•. Only qualified perld .pply Mond.v .ens • h ou to through F rld.v• 8 ··30 om · · 4 p.m .. totheodmlnlltrotlon offlc• . Hcond floor. Holzer Clinic Ltd., 3B6 Jockoon Plko. Golllpotia, Ohio. No phone callt please . Complete AuctlonHr Ser· d I I CO T REPRESENTA r~:~.:;:·: knd:p;: ':..~: ~.~E. ~~.t hiYI Collection: Houa•holda, farm fumlth · typing ond computer expelngt 6 RNI •ttete. Over 25 rlence. Only qu•Ufled per· ye•r• experi.nceln buying a aone thould apply Monday Mlling nt~. uHd • antiqu.- through Frkle.y, 8 :30a.m. to furniture . e14-882 · 8370 . 4 :00 p.m .• to tho odmlnlatredon offic•. second floor, For •II your wiring , Osby A. Mtrtln. Holzer Ctlnio Ltd. 38& Jock · nead1; furnace• ra· • AUCTION ovory Soturdoy oon Pike, Gottipolls. Ohio. night, e ' p.m. Mt. Alto No phon• cella pl•aea. pair BBrvlr;:a end In· Auotlon Born. Conalgn · 1 -.....:----:~::-:::-:=1talllitlon. montstokon ovary Boturdoy WANTED: HAIR OR ESSER, Rnldentlal . 1 ·00 tilt Hlo limo Emmo -ply·. NtwYorlc. NtwYorlc. Vlond St. Pt . . Plooaon!. B;,ll Auctlnoor, 304-U8 8o Commarclll 1177. 304· 171·7311 . Cell 742-31811 Mlu.ER ELECTRIC · SERVICE 4'in ..f- H·tk 8 -......... . Public Sale & Auction Auction t\lery Tuetd•y night. Krodel P•rk Club House, Pt. Pleasant WV. Auct . lonnie Neal . Cell 814-367 -7101 . Our Low Everyday Prices Until Stock Is Sold. & 4 female kittens. Cell 61 4 · 387-7628 . . 4·11t mo GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE AU SALES FINAL! 20% OFF VInyl 1 6 mo1. old, good with children, good w•tc:h dog . Call614-256-1660. 8 Kitchen Galli olis, Otllo 5-25-1 Y1: Lab. and Yi Pit Bull tamale , Mason, W. Va . C. 446-9800 [2,2fl.tk O'Dru Tau£ YAW£ WMIER PAD · Good OOLD SEAl. Pomervy, Oh. Ph . 992·2174 .YOUNG'S -llooll.. and ...... w .... _r..awsa.. work SMITH NELSON MOTORS; Inc. Announcements SWEEPER end tewlng ma· chine repair, p1rt1, and 1uppliae. Pick up end delivery. Davis Vacuum Cleaner, one halt mile up Georges Creek Rd. Cell 448- 294 . I il1 ASSUMABLE B\.1 porcon( loan. 3 bedroom. central air,. oil eloctrlc, 2 Iota 2 30 ft . long. GollipOIII Forry. Will take trailer trade-ln. 304676-6809 . 2 lott a. 1 mobile home 12K60, 2 bedroom. with rural water, gat heat. Has some furniture, price $12,&00 . Or 41ott 6 mobil• $14,800 . Call448 -1240. 6·20·1 mo. -~and-..doliniJ Radiator Specialist NAlHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs: hperience •Wathera •Diehwashers Rang•• •Refrigerator• •Dryer• •Fruzeu PARTS ond SERVI.CE HOME REPAIR lnlctort.~ ii tor. •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE <WATER, GAS ond SEWER LINES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING. CONCRnE WORK IIOIIDED & 1IQIIIt GUWIIIEED PHONE Jill CLIFFORD · vice CAHPL 1 ~HOP Ill "CUT OUT i FOR FUTURE USE" . I KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE RUTlANO FlJRNITURF CO S >.1 COMPLETE RADIATOR ·sERVICE From the Smallest Healer Core to the largest Radia· 6-l·l me ~ - • Carpal 101d Upho~t"Y Cteanin, Dtep Cl10nod · Sllort Dryi"l lime. Use sane day. Anli·resoil Deleraonts. •Professional SjJot RernOYOI Ser- llalh!£:"•C' · tMedque for 'I . 992-2834 Pomeroy, Ohio ' .. I Septic Systems Water. Gas, Sewer & E.l ectric Cable Lines Custom Welding-Certified Small Plumbing Jobs (Bonded & lictnsod) .' ULTRA CLEAt\~ CLEANING SERVICE DIY Foom Extraclion lletllod, Me1gs County Probate Court. Case N o 24 136. Lrnct or Fr tch. -1 027 I Sunmer Roacl. Pome~ roy , Ohr o 457 69. WiJS apPOi nted Execut11x o l the Estate of Dons Karsh ner, deceased. late of 40 40 1 Sumner Road. Pomer oy, Oh il:i" 45769 Robert E Bu ck Probate Judge/ C lerk LEGAL NOTICE 83-69-TP-PEX Oh. ·, Kitto no . Coli 446-2468 . PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF OORIS KARSHNER, DECEASED Cooe No. 24136 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Orr June 7. 1983. 1n th e o; Racine, IO·&Ifc THE PUBLIC UTILITI ES" COM · MISS ION OF OHIO . The Board ot Edu c;t!IOn re serve s the ngh t to accePt re1 ec t any and all b1d s Jane W agn e1. treasu rer M e1q s Loca l Schoo l 0 1slr1 Ct 62 1 Sflulh Thrrd Avenue M1 dd lepo11. Oh1o· 45 760 Good Selection Of ' opportuMy to present ev1· dence mate1 ral lo the SIJect fi C rssue s relevantrn th1s proceed· 111g Further rn fo rmatron regard· 1ng th1 S matter may be obtamed by addressrng an rnqu11y to the Public U!ill tres Commrssro n of Ohro. 375 South Ht gh Stceet. Colt rmbu s. Ohro 432 15 sup pl y and/o r In CAR U - Go!xliocation ne. !8IVioe station. P&S BUILDINGS ! haulin g 6. Mrlk and darry produc ts By Mary Ann O!lrn s k1 . 7 Bread and bakery prod uc ts Secret ary In order to be consrdered. all se~ led b1d s sh all be •ece1ved 1n ' f61 10 .17 24 3\c th e Tr@surer' s Off1ce 621 South Th rrd Aven ue. M1ddle· Public Notice port. Ohro on or before 12 00 o'c lock' noon on M onday, July 1 --------~­ 12 UNITS - LNe in ooe and rent the othets. Help W•nted ALASKAN ·JOBS NOTICE TO BIDDERS , The Board o f the Mergs Local Sc hool Dr stn ct desr res to re· ce1ve. sealed b1ds fo~ the foUow rn9 1 Fl eet rn surnnce 2 Tr re ann tubes 3 Gasoline, 011. and anti· freeze· 4 Fuel 011 5 Coa l lnsulatd Doe Houses • 2·2J.t1c "FENCING PROVI~ PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN & PETS" 6·9·1 rtll) 4· 21 ·tfC t c,O~c;.·· PH. 992-3047 742·2328 ~ Gerogo ooto July 1 & 2. 9 a .m . to 6 p .m . 37938 Kingsbury Rd. New Seare Jet pump a t•nk, old vanity l -::--=--::-~:-::--:-:----­ droooor, dlahwoahar, chltd'a 32 Mobile Homea car aet, boy'• clothe• to for Sale eize 4 , misc. ATON J.2Hc Middleport & Vicinity NEW con• t.fuc tlon epproxlm.tely 80 perc•n finl•h•d eeptlc ayuem , elumlnum ekling, 3 bedroom , 2 baths . HoU•• 28.x48', nic•lot, city water, only *22.000.00 ' "Ucenoed So lnip41Cted" SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY Public Notice Public Notice OYER 3CJO ACRE$- 10 room home, 2 baths and free gas. Public Notice COMMUNITY SHOPPING PAYS' OFF IN MORE WAYS THAN ONEI Public Notice / Commlollcin~r~ SHOP LOCALLY $3(}>0 ......F,.omerv ........... -.•.. ~.,.c;\ All Occasion Cakes 'Friendly Servie Pt. Pleasant Leon . Apple Grove Mason New Haven letart Bullato Up to 15 words ... Ona day insertion .......... $3 .00 Up to 15 words .. . Three day insertion ........ $4.00 Up to 15 Words ... Si• day insertion .. .... ..... $7.00 (Average 4 words per line! ' Real EstatB General Olon R. BIN (8) 20, 27 171 4. 3tc COAL 7• CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS TERESA'S CAKE DECORATING Wedding Cakes and ' to 24'd6' Public Notice PH.· 992-5682 or 992-7121 ...... Gaiiiiioiiii ........ ,. ·····-···-- ----------~-·-··--· 0 51 - Household Goods 52-CB. TV S. Radio Equipment 53-Antiques 54-Mioc. Merchandise 55- Building Supplies 58-Pets lor Sale 57- MusicaiiMtrumento 58- Fruita S. Vegetables 59- For Sale or Trade 'f'ard sate• ,..._. Vicinity I Sizes from 6'x6' Up Public Notice Also Transmluion *Vinyl Liner *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel Mason, W.Va. L. Kitchen . AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Pag• 31 Homea for Sale In Memoriem STRIP Daily Sentinel FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY PH: 1-304-773-5634 ......................... ...... . . ..... . . .......... 2 MINE RUN II. 124, Po•eroy, OH. HI·He PERSONALIZED POOLS PHONE 992-2156 St. 992-2196 5·2-2- mo. pd. The Daily Sentinel ..... . .. . .,... -............... r-------,, .<•·--------.. EUGENE LONG New York City In response to a pollee raid on June ·28, 19QI, on the Stonewall 1M, a homo8exual bar In The Ohio ROUSH · CONSTRUCTION New Ho1111s - Extensive lomadtlln&olnsttranct Worl oCustolt Pole lld&S. • o...... •Roafln& Worl ~-~·..,.,.~ t; Yoara hpWionco GIIGIOUSH '"· 992-7513 .. 992-2212' 11·11·tlc Wanted To Buy Gold, ....... ajorllrlg, J•· .Welry. rlnge, old ooln• • cumncy. Ed lurkon lorbl!r Shop, Middloport. 882· 3478. . Wontodtobuy.N-.uood• ontlquo furnlluro. Will buy 1 plooo or oomploto houll· holdo. Coli Ooby A. Martin 114· t82·8170. CLEAN otUmlnu~o•. 30 • · oloo bUylngaono ZD - Ill. ,,._, _ ...... 30·· 823-8172. .. Fu$oB. PART TIME LA· DIE& NEEDEO TO HIRE . TRAIN TOY· GIFT DEMON· STRATORS. FREE TRAINING. NO EXTRA fl· NAL WEEKS OF HIRING. CAll BETTY COLLECT 304· 744-0124. 12 Sltuetlon• Wanted Peraonal .Cue. '"fleaible houro, would ltko to opllt - · 304·171·11018 oltoor 7 p.m. 304-178•2314 bo· lo.. 7 . INOTICEI THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO . recommends that you do . busineu with people you know, end NOT to send money through the mail until you have invest I· gated the offering . 22 lllloney to Loon HOME LOANS 11 % fiKed rate. leader Mortgage, 77 E. Stetft, Athent. Ohio. 1 · 8 14692-3051 , or t2 to 4PM 1 -800-341 -8664 In Ohio . 23 Professional Services 14x70 trailer & 10 acrM of land, for *26 ,000 . Call 814 -388 -9949 after 6PM . 1981 Happy House 14x.&2 electric fum . or unfurn. s.. on lot Johnson' • MH Perk. aKC . cond . Call 814 ·266- · 1 776 . I-- - - - - - - - USED MOBILE 678 -2711 . HOME . 1 978 Shannon, 3 bdrm. ell elec . 14K70, bullt ·on room . 12A28. coal or wood burner, large porches , utility bldg . acre land, u c . oo nd . good' wall , Jerry ' s Run Road . Apple Grove . 304 - 875 · 2358 . WHY PAY RENT7 Now 14 'JI70' 3 bedrpom. fairmont mobile home, list price •16.995 . Now only • '13,996 . Pluthaeeircondl· , tio ner. 10percentdbwnplut low bank f inancing. A full lot of mobile homes to choota from . All State Mobile Homet , half way between Point Plet1111nt & Huntington on St . At. 2, 304 -576_2_7_1_1_·_ _ _ _ _ _ __ C&L Bookkeeping . Broad range of bookkeerng and tax servicat available to suit your bu1fne11 needs. Carol Neal 446 -3862 PIANO TUNING • 6 off plus I dltcounu to senior citlzenschurchee-schoolt . Call Bill Ward Ward's Keyboard , USED Mobile Homee, 304 · 448-4372 . 678-2711 . PIANO TUNING ·LANE OA· CLEARANCE SALE ttartlng NIELS . Rellabte ter\llce Sundav. June 26th., since 1986 . Anoci•te of noon tlll\le thoueandt of doll•rt Brunicerdi Music Co . Phone per hom•. plu• one frM •lr 614-742 -2951 . conditioner with every hom• bought now. UNBELIEVA· BlE 14' wide , 3 bedroom, 1 b•tht, 8" out1fda weli1. · ~~~~~!~~~~~ rdrywall connruction. "betY1 31 Homes for Sale , Newly remodeled 2 story frame, 1 1!J bath, 3 V, acret, cit; achoolt, rlvervl•w. . U ,000. Coli 446-4222 betwnn 9 • 6 . HOUSE FOR SALE In Mid· dlaport. Newly remodal•d home with fireplace , pottlbl• woodburner, cioN to echoola and shopping. Call 614· 992·8941 . 4 bedrooms. forced..::.elr heat . alto coal wood burner. 1 "A mil• fiom Rocino. Saporoto garage. large level lot . Call 614-949-2023. ter insul•ted. more fire • proof" . No better houHs ,. •nvwh•r• then thl1 Commo- • dora home. •12. 9915 . This fa : not mis-print. N•w 14 .• 70 . , Commodore mobile hom•. house type insulation, only t14,79G . 14' wide. 2 bed· room Commodore , 1 ,..., 6" ld 11 ·' botha. outa 0 wo I, drywall conttruction, "B•t· ter l~.•uleted, more firev proof · bey wl.ndow fro,.t ~ ' kitchen, loti of cabinets, 'I *11 ,99&. Plut many more home• from which to chooM. only 1 o percent down, low. bank financing. ALL STATE MODULAR ~ HOMES. \.1 woy botwHn ·' Point Pl•aatnt •nd Hunting- I 304 e • ton on St . Rt. 2 · ·&7 · ' , 2711 . : 179 STERLING btl h • mo 0 omo, _, 14•70, 2 bedroom, control lilr, on rontod lot, prlca roducod. 30.,· &71-1831. • . •, 33 F I S I , arm1 or . B B • • • , ' Hout•: 4 roomt; bi.th. 2 torgoloto. Long St . Rutland, Ohio. Phone ·8t4 · 742 · 31&& . . 49 ocroo, some wooclod, chick•n hou11, outbUifC:t. lnga, al• room hou•. good condition . Dry bo~omont, onloatorla-. otuohod ohod, potlo, rural wotor,. cloaoto Pomeroy, Middleport. 112· ' Molga Co. Ad 1B. B8 acres . 7082. 1 / 3 putu,., 2/3 wooded. • -~~------- oil mineral rlghll. untlrniood ; 3 boclroom houao, full boao- gravity led aprlngwotor, ment, em• II bern end out maturing timMf'. fenced In buMdlng. Scout Comf Rd. poature, 24' by 30' · polo Eootom local Schoo Dla, bern. lorgo utility buMdlng. trlct. 4.13 acret. Call 986· Beautiful 8 room home. all 4348 . otootilc. complotoly inou· leted. lnclud11 new carpet, BY ar-brlor Ell· fanc:od in yard, aolf cloorilrlg oto, mid entry with 2 cor o..n, alclo by olcle rolrlgol'!l· gorogo, 2281 1111· ft.. 3 .8 tor ........ A:'J' w0041 ...... 2 - old. 178,000. burnlne a10VO. I lor ldclo Phono 304-773-8114 oftor ond ho,.... 11111.000. .CII' I p.m. 448·8110 or 812· 3801 . o-. �.. . __-rh;~~~tF:;~ii,~~--~~~~p~~~n~~~~?y~~=·~~~~~~~-~Oh~io~~~~T;~;;:;~;:-----------:~~==:r~~~Y=·~J~~~2~7= ,=l9=83~;· -~~::8:--::n.::Da::il~y-~~"~~-·ne_l uni• They'll DO It Every Time ~r-----------------:_-, -wahlla51 Household Goods 'ff:NICAN'r TEU.A I'R£SEN'f8VI7S ~~----- 1\t)HA;IIt 1\UAT u.,,.,._"".~n. ,~ ......,~ ..,....,..~ "~~rn~ .... 36 Lots & Acreage · 36 acres at Rodnsy on W. T. Wat1on Rd. Owner •inancing available. Ca11446·B221 after 6 weekdays. su,.? A r \ I v$ ,...i,f~ \'!':~·; ·~ 4670'. ~accoo n K.Jjl(f:!:li ~~:rs I~~:~~-~ ""' "" ' '::f80](! ~~ ""•~= · ~~ ·1~1,W,,.,, A ~'oNCe lh f?' !~.0.. rr.'.....L_.,., ~ ~ ~~~-~ ~ Creek. $3.200 . Cell after 6 448· 3430 or 446 ·9589 . JJf 12 A cre lot. 1 mi. from Hospital, jult off 36 on Mitchell Rd . City tchools, rural water . 87500 . Cell >.. 1 V2 Acres. churches . SJ.OOO . OO . Phone 682 -6944 . 1 .4 acre lo1 in Bradbury. Good location, trailer hookup. All utilities. septic ays· RA'I'MOHI'IVI~, ~~nC a:JIIEWHAA~. 70fCFffN010N, C.ONN - ~ ~~..':.,.. 86,000 . 304·675 ·4399 . 42 Mobile Homes 44 Apartment for Rent Motlile home for rent . Call 2 bdr. Regency Inc . Apart· ITI&nts $200 per mo. or if income is $10,000 or leas HUD available . A-One Real Eatates, Carol Yeager. Real - 446·0756 . 12x60 2 bdr . mobile home all utilities paid, except electric . Oep. Req . Call tor. Call 304·875·51 04 or 304·676· 7386 . 882 ·3690. 2 '4 ACRES . cOrner Greer & 8 Mile. Black top road, city water available, owner will pay for top . 304·675 ·1 1 98 . APARTMENTS IEHOI ono FOR RENT Mobile HOmo, 2 BR. furn . w / w carpet , 19 ft. bedroom rent stansilt 1167 per mo. two bedroom starts LR , nat. ga1 heat , air cond ., private lot. Ph . 446-1409 from 4 to 8 p.m . ot $193 . Depoeit •200 (no petal near Spring Valley Ci!"'ema. Call 446-2746 or leave menage. Trailers furnished , air cond .. beautiful riverviow in Ka nauga . Fo ster ' s Trailer Park. 1 bedroom apartment for rent .. Call 446-0390. 446 · 1602. 41 Unfurnished apt. 3 rm . & bath~ 613112 Third Ave ., Gallipolis. $136 mo . Call 3 bedroom mobile home for rent. % mile off Rt. 7 on Bulaville-Addiaon Rd in Ad· dison . Nice % acre lot . 8200 Houses for Rent 4 rms & bath, · located 733 Third Ave .. Gallipolio. 8166 mo .• $76 deposit. Call446 - 3870 or 446-1340 . 446· 4222, 9 to 6 . mo . Call 614-388·9766 . Furnished 2 rooms and bath . Downstairs. Clean. No pets. Adults only. Referen ce re- 2 bdr. mobile home fully furnished , air cond .• adults. 2 bdr. trailer .). furnished, lo cated by Rt . 160 Auto Clinic. 8160 mo .. 860 dep· oait . Call 814 · 388·9783. Eureka : Riverfront lot, furn ., 1 bdr., $100 mo ., adults ref. & depooiL 1 · 814 · 643 · 2644 . 6 Rm House and Bath. Near city limits . Prefer retired couple. No pets or children . 43 Farms for Ren1 Call 446 · 3648. 3069. - - - - - - - - -loIn country. 3 bedroom home, fully carpeted, 21er"ge porches, big yard partially fenced . 992 -7201 . . Charmi"g 2 -st:ory, 2 bed· room houae . Fireplace. river view, garage . 8226 mo. Farmhouse and -or farm . 3 bedr ., furnance , wood · burner, carpstlng, rural wa ter. 4 buildings. 1 0 mi. from Gallipolis . 1226 mo . or 1360 with 176 acre farm . utllltleo . Dopooit. 61 4 ·992· 8284 . After 6 p.m . 614· 992·6732. Two bedroom, furnished , two air condltionen, clean condition, 1 child, no pets . •150 per month . PH . (304) 882· 2486 . CHARMING 2 story, 2 bedroom house, with fireplace. river view, garage , 8225 . month. phone 304· 882 ·2836 . NEWLY renovated , 2 bod room , full ·sire basement. nice yard, larga garden spot , $260 . & deposit, Gallipolis Forry, 304-675-5110 . MODERN Rt. 141 . downtown depo1h & 2 bedroom. on 2 miles from Gallipolis. 1276 . referenoe. 304- 876-3656. 675 ·2651 . 176 acre pasture-hay farm . fenced , good water. exc . grass, corral, two barns. 1300 lba. tobacco base. For · rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel. 82,000 yr. 614-658 -3730. Required . Hud accepted . 304·468 · 1866 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 44 Apartment for Rent Available July ht . nice 2 bedroom in Kanauga. Carpeted, W -0 hookup, at:ove S. refrlg ., $196 plus elect . & gas. deposit & lu1e. Call Furnished Apartmentl. · Addloion Rd . Coll446 ·4266 or 448·4736 1 and 2 BR . 8176 B. up. Gallipolis. ,46-4416 after7 p .m . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park, Route 33, Nort.h of Pomeroy. Large lots. Call Apt . for rent. Half double-2 bd .room Apt . Adults pre: ferred . No pets. 614 ~ 992 - 992·7479 . 2749 . 49 1 bed room Apt. 819 8 . mo. including utilities . Equal housing opportunity. Con tact Village Manor Apta. 8100 . month . 614 · 992 · 5892 . For Leese For sale or lease by owne;. Commercial building suita ble for a Florllt wilh a walk into cooler, or can be used for any kind of busineu or office spaces. Excellent lo cation, Upper River Rd . Cell Nice large 2 room efficiency apt . Furnished . In langsville. 446 ·3693. ' i·~~~~~~!~~~~§ 3 room & bath furnished apt . 614 -992 ·6908 . 1 1 bedroom turnlshsd apt. 614·992·6434, 992-6914 or 304· 882-2686 . 2 bedroom Apt .. nice neighborhood in Middleport . Adults preferred. No pets. ONE bedroom apartment. ONE bedroom •rertment. THREE bedroom. oil elect· ric. 14•70. portlyfurniohod. boys jeans. 14 reg. 1-new 8110. Mattresses or box $26 . for all. 304· 675· 5079 . 1226 month, ol utllltioo paid, 304·875-2596 . Furnished one br apt. in 'P t. Pleasant . Extra nice. aduhs only . No Peto. 304·675· 1388. 61 Household Goods SWAIN J AUCTION • FURNITURE BABY BED & mattress. 304675 -5685 . suites , ONE 8 .000 BTU Gibson air conditioner, used about 30 chests , Bargain Barn . Two miles out Georges Creek Rd . from At. 7 . Washers. dryers , refriger · ators. stoves . Also parts for any mak.e of appliances. Call .Phone 304· 675-1879. TWO bedroom oportmont. Clifton . WV . 304· 676 1044. ONE. bedro~m apartment. utllltleolurnllhod, 304·8713000. U01 Jookion Ave. Pt ..PIOII!IInt. ltJM .r· ' f!i~ p . r;;J;• --::::. ,{;? _o "'l ~~~''*'"or.: 65 Building Supplies 0 . Call614-245-6121 . 66 ing , excellent temperment and conformation, ready to KENNEL · Half-blood Simmental bulla and heifers. Sire PVF lornbart 82~948 -- grandaon of Renz 772 . Big calves from good beef herd. Call 614- 949· 2822 . TWO Conditioned hay-- Timothy, Alfalfa. Clo'Var. Never wet. a1 .60 bole . 614·742 ·2873. TIMOTHY hily, 81 .76 bolo, on the wagon. $2 .00 • bale doliverod. 304·876 · 6054 . She- ------------~· IC - Tr1~ ·======I ~~~-==== 57 71 Instruments --------------------·l GIBSON guitarcaae. after 4, 304· 676 · 3238. 1976 Chevy Caprice Classic, 4 dr . sedan, one owner. 82,600 . Coli 446 -1616 or 446-1244 . 78 Plymouth Valera Premier 4 dr .• air cond., one owner. 74 1976 Harley Davison FLH 1200, loaded wtth extras . 388-8609. - 1978 Harlev· Davidaon Low Rider. $3800 for tale. or trade . 949· 2446 . Call even ings after 6:00. 1966 Triumph motorcycle chopper with 71 -660 Boneirlle motor. 8600. Call 992· 7562 or 992 ·6711 . 1980 Kaweseki LTD 760 . Very low milage. like new . see Dave Hen1ler. Blac k raspberrie s. 304-676- 1978 Mecury Marquis 69,000 mi.. PS , PB , air, 8 -track, good cond .• asking 1365 . $1.600 . Call446·4347. HONDA, 1981 CB 900 cuotom, $2850 . 304·875· 2661 . 1974 Audl Fox e•c. gas mileage. run1 very well. new tlrea. Asking 8660 . Call -:-:-::-:--:--- Farm Equipment 1980 Ford Pinto. Auto .. PS-PB, radio . Real sharp. $2696 . John ' s Auto Sales. J .0 . 46 combine square back both heads, good cond., &2 ,200 firm . Jack Open eve 'o. Call 446 ·4782. Millar, 614· 379·2640. 1981 Monte C1rlo Aoking *2000. 949 -2148 or 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 16 FT. aluminum 304-676-4276 76 low boat, < Auto Parts & Accessories miloogo . Call 614· 256 · 1945. NEW & Used Harvestore Struc tures. Automated li vest ock feeding -computer feeders. Call collect 614· 1978 Plymouth Volar• Sport coupe 81 .995 . 1977 Dodge Royal Monaco 4 dr. 686·2260 . John L. Bono. 1- - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - oodon a1 ,296 . Call 446· 9682 . c ONE used New Holland model 860 large roung baler, 14,600. 2 New model 847 New Holland rouhd balars, $7,300 . 1 new, New Holland model 861 round baler, 18, 300 . Keefera Service Center. St . Rt. 87. Pt . 1978 Chevy Nova auto , AC, real sharp, · e2,396 . John ' s Auto Sales on Bulavllla Rd . Coli 446·4782 . Open ovo' o. 79 Motors Homes & Campers 501o'EONE C0/1\Itf UP 8Eff!HIJ 115, fo\R. HOX .. exc. cond .. oloo 88 Comoro . Call 614· 367·7238 . 1978 Sulek LeSoflro, good cond .. olr, tilt wheel. Coif -:-:-=---------------448-3939 . 1980 AMC Spirit. 4 cyllndor, 4opead,f2700. flrm . 81•·892·7721 . '~ ..,.,. '" '/ / 1..-< r- ~ power ~ ,.. _·'· / ... .,. 11 1.- b ":!•.,..- · iG!I 1 {/'ff~'\)f · .oWii~iMfis~ ~iU:~ ltttring • . Q (I) ® Charlie Brown tor, (Doy 614-592 -4066 ,) '• (night 614 · 698·8205 .1 Summer, Charlie Brown .' Charlie Brown and the rest of the gang go to their first piece cuttom f_it vour hOmt~ . ,-.;.• Guaranteed . Advanced Gut- !.... mates, metal building and ,:~ fence erection costs. Also \, buying and selling heavy equipment . Horse & stock trailer sales . Furniture, elec trical & electronic supplies · '· and equipment . Pleasant Meadow s Distribu tors antl Sales . TRAVEL trailer. 1974 Ma - 304-875·2847. " BUY factory dlrec1 . light · weight, fibergle11 Scamp 13' and 16 ' travel trailers • new 19' 5th. whMI. Coli now toll free 1·800· 3484982 for free brochure end savel power brokoo. rHr window clefoger. 1B.OOO mlloo. cl-. ucelhnt condition , U.1711 .00 phone 304-676· 3441. 72 LTD Ford, 1700. !'hone 304-671·4174 b o t - I· I p.m . ~~~~~~~~~~= 1.::..... ~~ !~'"% runo Home Improvements " STUCCO PLASTERING • textuNd ceiling• · commer:clol ond -ldontlll, free Htimotoo. Coli 814· 2181182. 9:00 '. Peron' Part 2 (}) 700 Club 0 (I) (JD M'A'S'H B.J . Place 10:00 Lacey (]) Magic World of Marcel Marceau (j)) Newe I sl:ill has th'key usinCJ it all this Locked out what I use when I wuz wee~' Furthermore o'yer very a cle~nin' lady! l have con1FiSCCltect own office.' 1 --..--.,-.., 40ur l'm leavinq for the day. Mayor! ·~w...~ey f .. :t lNG . Fomerly Dewitt 's ~,.. ; Plumbing . Call 614· 367· . ..;:. 0676 . . ': ~ .·.. . than and Jennifer end up in ' jail on drug dealing charges. WINNIE I'M NOT By Ted IF PREGNANT • •• 'THAT15 WHAT YOU WERE THINKING'/ Rutlond , Oh . 614-742 · 2903. •' . & Refrigeration .." anytime 614-266·6620 or 614 · 266· 1207. e waight Contenders ~J<?ut and DID 'r'OU EVER TRY ONE OF THEM "LIGHT" DRINKS. SNUFFV? 12:4& el!l ,.._ 387-0131. tAKQ +to 8 s 3 '· .1 ,. PEANUTS :: " •. West Nortb East Soutb Pass Pass 3 NT Pass I NT Pass Opening lead : tJ By Oswald Jacoby Jom .. Jacoby a~d Oswald: " In 1959 the late Donald Parson wrote 'The Fall of the Cards' . The book , now out of print, was a collection ol 100 problems in lay wllh fanciful players nvolved. The hands are ·a u old·tlme book hands. but the presentations are worth going over." r. ~,.,. (J) .. ... IE: 'Tho R_.,' WIIAT5 WILDLIFE? VOU'RE WII.DLIFE MAVse,WilEN WE GET SACK, '{OU CAN 5ELL SOME OF 'lOUR PHOT061WHS 10 A. 2 :00 . WILPUFE MAOAZINE ... 3:00 Leal . ~~Ttnnlo · Beet til 100 Club m, . . . =~:;=~ (1)'700 a.. -· .. · (I) UPN'e IMide 'Nobill ,. ·3:30 ·'... v TRISTATE "T"II• UPHOLSTERY SHOP " I 1183 Soc. Ave .. Gollipollo. 448·7833 or •46-1833. ' ••I 'f.. \ . ., •.. Top ill!* loldnu ". learn!''' (NEWSPA PER ENTERPRISE AS.qN l , lly tHOMAS JOSEPH 43 Greek rive r 1 Foolish DOWN 5 After-shave I " Foggy Fu~gy item 9 Pa . ci ty 10 Love affair 2 Ma ca w 3 Theater fans IZ Admonish 13 Constructed 4 Sheller 5 - and 15 Violinist , fea lhe•·cd Isaac I Set right 17 Chinese 7 Africa n lake worm 18 Command 8 First ad , to Fido for J Down 20 Inflamed II TV new.,nan %1 Dolt 14 Way orr %2 Group • 16 Periods of nine in his tory %4 Wild happening %5 Senorita's farewell Z8 Muslim law Z7 Appeals Z8 Fruitless Z9 Airplane ronnalion (abbr. ) 30 Bleacherile .. I~ O<:can fl oors 3D l.ig ht comedy 19 Immodcst 34 Opera 23 Dawn diety 24 Capek play 26 Without Wr. l 26 Hound heroine 3G Con~ umc '' 38 Hgl. 39 Pro vote 31 Skill 32 Prlv~te eye (abbr. ) 33 Very , in music 35 Scoffs 37 Brltlsher's comment ' to Vestige tl CrUII8 out t% Editor's mark ·DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE II Here's how AIYDLBAAlll! LONGFELLOW to work It : One leiter olmpl)l et•ndo lor onother. In thlo oomple A Ia uoed lor the ihree L'o, X lor the lwo 0'•. etc. Slnale letlero, opaolrophet, lhe lenllh ond lormollon or the wonlo or'e oil hiDto. Eo<h doy lhe <ode Ionero ore different. · (II My IJitll MlrVie N Hoodllno Ne1 :411 NI!C Newt General Hauling JIMS WATER SERVICE . Coli Jim Lenior, 304·675 · 7387. ' Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South u-..,t·ew_,• :! I'IOOFINO • out- polntlnt.._ 1rM Htlmotoa. 814- +K 7 3 • ... 81 (J) MOVIE: 'Tho French ------~------------~ ~ PAINTING • interior ond -=-:::-.....,--:-:-:--------- .•. 87 Upholstery · , ex.terk)r, plumbing. ,roofing, .,...,. remodollng. 20 yro. .. p. Coli 81•·311· 1812. +K SOUTH 1 :30 (J) Video J ........ ,," ., ,.,. e Twllght Zone e Cll CD L8te Nlglrt with iloMciiAttermM 1:00 ()) I Mllried Join ())de Newt! One on One ..',,. JONES 80VSWATER SER · VICE . Coli 614 ·367·7471 or 814·387·0691. the BentaR'!welght Conten· dert bout Ia preoentod from Salt Lake City, UT. 190 min.) 8 (I) Columbo 'Forgotten Lady.' When on aging movie star' • husband refuMI to fi nance her comeback. she fakeo hio ' suicide.' IRI 190 min.) , . • (I) ABC Newt One on· One I CAN LIFT UP M'r' Ol' JIMMY-.JOHN EASY AS PIE WHO NEEDS s hMEfHIN' .LIGHT? SEWING Machine repaiu. . •;, service. Authorized Singer ·' ' Sales & Service Sharpen Sciuor s . Fabric Shop , 86 (R) (60 min.) (I) PBS Late Nlgh1 110 All In tho Fomlly 01 ilJI Nlghtllno • Honeymooners 1 1 :45 (I) (JJ Tonight Show • 11J MOVIE : •Autltorl Autho<l' (I) MOVIE: ' BIIItlo' 1 2 :00 (J) Bumo & Allen Ill ESPN' o lnoldo Beoeboll Ill MOVIE : 'Marilyn' ()) Niuhtllne (JJ MOVIE : 'Honey Pot' • Mory Hortman. Mery Hartmon . 12:30 (J) Jack Benny Show Ill PKA Full Contect. Koretolrom Belt Like City. UT Coverage oi the Wanor- BARNEY 614-74 2·2407 or 614 · 742 · 2068. Call •u ACROSS Ill ESP.N SportoCentor ()) Soop Lonnie Boggs Excavating . Dozer, bac kh oe. dumptru ck . Work by hour or job. Ca ll work . EAST tJIO 8 6 'Q1085 • 8 53 2 WEST +Qi 2 3 • J 10 91 +Q981 News llJ (I) Hart to Hart Jon•· Hanna . pond s, ditches .. • basements. etc. Ca ll 4464907 . Cart&r & Evans Transportation . teed t64 Iii INN Newo 1 0:30 CII Star Time CII TBS Evening Newo (j)) To Be Announced fl)ln Search of... . 11 :00 II (I) Cll llJ Ill® GI]J (I) Nowa/Sporto/Weethor (]) Dave Allen et LP•ge (j)) To Be Announced 1111 Benny Hill Show 11 :30 II I]) (JJ Wimbledon Update CII Another Ule CII Catllno JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT-·•'.(" DEPENDABLE WASHER · DRYER REPAIR . Guaran· Ill MOVIE: ' Oh. Godl' (l) MOVIE: 'Green leo' D (I) Ill Cagney and '. Plumbing & Heating 6·21-13 +AJ42 CD MOVIE: 'Evito (f) l]lJ Groat Performanc:eo 'Festival! Spoleto, U.S.A .' 9 :30 0 (I) (JD ·Archie Bunker' o GASOLINE ALLEY Electrical (I) tries to prove himself as the CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 84 II cal jokeL IRI 2826 . Pomeroy . 992 ·2284 . 81 JUST FINe,OOPI WATCH HER NOSE NOW! KEEP IT ON THE HOR\W'-11 ROOfiNG & painting. carpenter w o rk . 304 -675 - WORK NORTH Jim : " Here is the first of three ha nds presented by Portia to her three suitors in 'The Merchant of Venice' . The Prince of Morocco selected the gold bridge table, on which this hand was laid out." Oswald: "The problem wa; lor South to make three no-trump against a ny possible combination ol adverse cards. The Prince said, · 'There are lots of possibili· ties, but II all boils down to gelling two club tricks . I would lead a low c'ub to dummy's lack.' " Jim : 'The East· Wes l cards were not shown to the Prince, bul his line would fail o~alnsl the layout shown here.' Oswald: " It is a n old prob· lem hand .. The ace of clubs mu•l be played first , and alter that pla y there is no way lhe defense can keep declarer from ge ttin g two club tricks. The ha nd has appeared in this col umn with a story involving the )ale Helen Sobel, the great· e•t woman pla.yer of a ll time. It seems that as a young girl •he a ppeared at the Cavendi•h Club in Ne w York a nd made this play in a rubber bridge game only to be criticized by a nea r expert. Two weeks later she made the same play again and was told , ' You'll never +A 5 4 • K J 72 Stacy ' s new boyfriend turns out to be a married man. (R) ALLEY OOP 1 0 percent above my lo wes1 cost on brand name residen tial & industrial electric & electronic equipnlent & DOZER be lhls - A FIR E HAZARD A classic problem 1J ()) (JJ Private Benjamin 4077th' s champion practi· ' woul~ cake Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby (f) ®-Frontline 'EI Salva· dar.' 1111 MOVIE : 'Tho Love God' 8 :30 II (l) CD Family Ties Mel· lory tries to choose between a high school hero or her French tutor. lA) •" Excavating Jumb/01: RHYME AUDIT HAMPER FRENZY A.nswef: If she ever told her real age, her bi rthd ay BRIDGE summer camp. IRI Roofing and Carp en try "'· work, general repair s, call Anthony W illiamson . 614· • 83 I Saturday's Special 'It Was a Short CaYPTOQ\IOTBS ', JSTK · C JS J BZTT s c p ZY IAWOHTS ASPSPHSA zv zu Q PCY s u IAWOHTS CYM BJSY ·CXCZY . " v' s Z H T S P C · Y :~ II~ "' "' '3:411 1 - - - - - - - - ·. ·. ,, I'' • ', ! Announced SEAMLESS GUTTERS , One , Meigs Excavating . Bu lldozer &. backho e service. Base1 979 Moliard camper 21 ft .. menta, footer s. landscaping. exc. cond., sleep s 6 , self · drivewa y s, f arm pond s . Jill' • Laugh' (I) MOVIE: 'Tho Como· bock' (J) I Spy Ill USFL Football: Denver et TaR!pa Boy Ill MOVIE: 'Plaza Suite' (I) • I]J Major Lteguo Boooball: Taamo to Bo '· ' after 6 . Cor . Fourth and Pine Phone 446-3888 or 446 ~ · 4477 ' Now arrange the drcted letters to torm the surprise answer, BS sug· · gested by the above cartoon. {Answers tomoiTOW) Cil MO,VIE : ' Only When I Phone 614 ·367·0636 . coli J .A .R. C on structi On Co . Water Lines , Footers , Orain1. All kinds of Ditc hing . rauder, 28 ', 2 door, com· pltt:ely equipped, rear dou ble bed , excellent condltlon , t4500 . phone Will nil or trodofor comper·· '-~"' -r. :Jt PA'T':S ~J ~}'C 1967 Chevy 2 door. Poo1 ."6 D.A.Y• "'"-'"G INJ~ cyl. outo., *1~00. 992· · I'--ll ·~uN.~~~~C~N~~ _7_3_6__11_o_ft_•_r_s_ . ---1 ""~ ff 1975 Uncoln Mork IV, low r" mlleogo. 304-4118-1114. , ', f' 1982 FOI'IO Eocon, 4 door. olr condltlo'l'nt· outomotlc. '' .."!:. E & R Tree Service. fully -.. insured . free estim ates. ' 82 WHICH I(INI:70F IC.E- C::R:EAM 150"A I ~ THE I!!EI51 TAI<ETH I ~. IPRULABj I KI skin creme put Sidney in a quandry. (A) Get your carpet in" ship : shape. Water removal . FREE ,~ . supplies . 304-676 · 1 293 . ) bit and a rash· producing ·· :-~ : Coli 949·2801 . SUPER C Farman. plow - 1-------------------,ditc, cultivaton, 7ft. mow- 1979 Thunderbird tir cond., ing machine.1200 .00 . 304· PS, PB . cruise; 302 engine. YO,O' ,OUl.D H.II'IE ,0, GREEN '' and Domestic. Test holes .. •...., • Pumps Sales and Service. .,. ' 446 ·7903 . contolnod. Call 814·246 · 5288 . · ~~~·'.MJ6~-~U_ ~.·~~~"~ I ' ~ T>IE l~·HOUR . ~E 'vii .~ ,-.. ~,..\~ :.':"'~ ' IF '7 lOM 1 -< T~IFJ [S '·'?!,!l! IN<S ,ii._ ~~ 'n 1"'1'_ . f'LOA.TED ~0 ~~~g~l\\.l f -----------------~~ : Water Wells. Commercial' • • , 1976 Ford 6 cyl. engine. transmission parts. 8160 . 1979 Ford , Flooto, ohorp, 11,295 . John'o•Auto Soles, Ope~ ovonlngo till 8 . Coli 446·4782 . Pleaunt· Riploy Rd . 304895·3874. (J) GfH!l Acroo • (J) Entortlllnmont Tonight (!) Chortle' i Angola g ()) Tic TIC Dough (I) l]lJ MecNe)Hehrer Ropqrt (JJ Now. II ilJI People'o Court Star Trek 7 :30 U (J) l.le Detector I]) Wlmbleton Updoto (J) Dobie Oililo Ill ESPN SponaConter Ill Andy Griffith IJ)IlJ (I) Family Feud (I) Buoln••• Repqrt (JJ You Aaked For It · l]lJ Moneymokers Ill ~ Enteitalnrnant Tonight 8:00 D (I) CD Love, Sidney A cancer·causing stuffed rab- . 446·4381 . 61 IN IT! 304· 676 ·2 088 or ' 675· • • '. 4660 . Minimum . 11 c square foot to aluminize your m o bile home roof . 304-675 · 1293 . Motorcycles Call 446 -1615 or 446 · 1 24" . Fruit & Vegetables Wt@r~I~~ :.'~ )_WJW A~Ui ;r Autos for Sale Musical •as.. link, UO. Afghono, dllfei· ;~\:~••• 1nd ooloro. Bill· 2910 Spruce Ave . Pt. P18aaant. 1975 RM 125 Suzuki & lots of other pans. Call 614- t35, wuh otondo •34, 3939 . 676· 5667 after 5 p.m. mople rockers •sa. 7 pleca ~::::::::::::::::::::.1::=========~ chrome dinette .set t149, 5 piece dlnono oat uMd bedroom oulteo. refirgaro· OUR BOARDING HOUSE wnn Major Hoople Wrlngor typo Moytog wothor. 1211. 114 ln. motel 304 - 675 · 3585 , $1.26 . 304·895 · 3060. jar otyle 860 . Ca11614 ·388· 8810 . ~ van , good condltidn,$ 1200. 3640. Zenith console co'lor TV like new $400 , 2 end tables S. coffee table Early American 1tyle 8100. 2 lamps ginger 'f,, :," 67 VOLKSWAGON camper Call 61 4· 388-9331 . 268 ·1543. 1'\N r > hay. 304 · 676 · iud. 81800 . 304· 676 · 6809 . Hay for sale In field .90 to 11 .00 , in barn. never wet Regi stered German Shepherd, female . Small riding horae , perfect for children. 9 9 2 58 8 1 Ill ESPN'a Inside llooaboll BORN LOSER Tree Tri mming , stump removal . Call 675-1331 . I( 367·0194. Hay and Strow . 304·468· 1666. Small engine s repaired . Have your old mower reco nditioned for a fraction of the COl t of a new one. Wa now are oquipped to fix ou1bonrd boat motors . Nelson & Sons In Eureka, Oh i'o ., Call 614- , owner, low mileage, axe . running cond. Csll 446 - Registered Quarter Buckskin mare, 11350. Black mare with filly , $860 . Both bred . Also, 2 year old small horse mare, · 6360 . 992 - 58 J ' "" 1979 Jeep CJ·6 , 6 cyl. . 1 76 DODGE van, custom- AKC German Vans & 4 W.O . 73 IN ORPE~ 10 FIND OUT a n.:: ESTIMATES , FURNITURE CLEANING . CAPTAIN SIEAMER 614·446 · 210]. (l) PM M-Ine ()) Bumt • Allen we GET Specializing in Zenith and Motorola . Quazar , and. house calls . Coli 576· 2398 • • or 446 -2454 . 1979 Ford F-100 Explorer, 302 engine. V-8 auto., AM FM radio. PS. nice topper. $ 6 ,000flrm . Call448 -3933 U 7:00 1978 ODDGE Ram Charger, 83500. 304·676 · · CALL 304·676-1293 for concrete and black top esti4090 . MIXED 2264 . Reg . (Jj) Over Eooy Phone '. ,. yean &Kperien 614-378· 6349 . ce. 69 truck tire1. 3 epdCall ., 6 cyl.,Chovy 4 new 614-266-9333 . 1444 . Hay & Grain 64 CAIJ&~T and refinishing. Beautify J" your home by refinishing ~:. those hardwood floorsl 10 , (J) Dr. Who OUR ? rTUATION, We MIOHT l!e All"~ TO AVOID THE: T!i!AP I!EFO'~>.e Profeuional floor oan~ing ; • 304·895 · 3802. registered Beagle pupa. $25. Call614256-6856 . Amana air cond. , &126 . See at 668 Third Ave .. Gallipolis. after 4PM. '\_ EV E~ y:ear old maro. 304-675 ,2098. & Son . Call 446 · 7785 . )W Trucks for Sale ----~-------------­ aftar9 . U~BA~ " E&E!J~. Gene at 614-992-6809 . rienced roofing. including hot tar application, carp enter, electrician. mason . Call train, $760. Coll446-9510 or 304-675· 1867 or 992-3605. 73 F100. FORD truck wit h -C-a-lv-.-.-fo--r-.--lo~ . . -8-4~3~.~ 5~ 18 -5 -. ' ~~~:· r top, 30 4 . 6 7 5 . pherd puppiea. Call 446· 3430. limestone, Sand, Gravel. Delivered in Maso n, Meigs, Gallia or pi ck up at Richards ' Livestock ~~::;.F;;!:·~~~!at:s~ ~~~ ~ · ONE Of ! HeS.E I (J ~ :&Cr:.!':' g ()) (JJ CBS Now. Call after 6, 304-676·2416 . • RINGLE'S SERVICE e•po- Went to Lease. Need 2,600 lb. tobacco. Will pay 8.36 2 yr. old Super Chi~t guild- Pets for Sale HILLCREST Knauff Coal & Firewood Prices reduced May.July, Pick up or delivered . We honor HEAAP Vouchers; ~~ 1981 Plymouth H.oriron, 36 mpg. 4 door, ac, axe. cond . 1980 :lA Ton Chevrolet PU, auto trans, PS. PB , $4,195 . John•• Auto Sales.. Call 446-4782 Open ~vonings . 63 "= if we CAN FIND A LE6END THAT MATCHIO!io UP WITH RON 'S Television Service . ··. i2 -: • GOODUSEOAPPLIANCES~ ':."':',~·.,';::{~ Autos for Sale 0 F& -;=;:::=;:===;===:I Building materials block. brick. sewer pipes. windows. lintels . etc . Claude Winters. Rio Grande. day cell anytime, 61 4·246 · 9221. 2 nice upholstered chairs, maple dresser . Call 446- 71 ---------,---------79 CHEVETtE, air condi tloner, good MPG, 4 door hatch back, 13200. 304676-4186 . < I Modern couch and chair, two Early American end tables. two table lamps. Call evenings after 7PM . Satur- 446·4030 after 5 :00 . lll,j"-''U sP-' ' 1 ,-. 01, 62 Wanted to Buy per lb. Call 446-9777, 448· 3692. Call 614·2,6 6· 1568 . Antique Ounke a. Fife dropleaf table and 6 fan back 1olid wood chairs $400 . One 30' electric range 160. Ail in excellent working order . Call ~ ~~~~==~~===r-~~~~~~~;;~~ Farm Equipment WATCH IT. eAs;Y. We 4<\I[>Ht SEO HEOADING RIGHT INTO ANOTHER SERVICE . Recom'· ,, mended for profeuional , . J.l I HAWRTl'j () ( __ _ (J) CD NBC NoW Love Thet Bob GENE 'S CARPET CLEAN · e - J .. 8 :30 • l NG a 61 (!J NOWI/8porto/Woothor . (J) (fil 81udlo Sao .. • wtld. Wild w~ 949 · 2686 . d.l ~;:&,....~- MOYIE: 'Oideoo'o Trumpet' (I) Tic TIC Dough (I) I llnMn of J - building ond homeo. Alto !I.J , I tJ Ill a Ill 1B • llJ (I) heavy· equipment. ·Fully in · sured, Free estimat~a . 614- II ' (l) No~ inum siding. mobile hori1ea• .,• wood, bri c k , undatorre . .. .I ' '-i \~ ;:-.~ ....----- 304· 773·6323 . 6 a'n1ique ki1chen chain . full $100 aet regular· firm •120, maple dinette chairs 646~ . ~ ~\'$1. u•• 446-8033 . 8/rch kitchen coblneto. Nino loot oink booo unit, 42 Inc~ 'booo unit, yellow tops. ThrM W.ll units. Broom cloMt. 892-3301 or '992· 1 -~--------~----- . e 8 :00 Hi Pressure Cleaning. Alum- .r..~W . ____ j 1207. o•cellant condition. good wit fl . JerrY ' s . Run Rd · t2711.00 month plus 1100. dopooll, reloronco . 304· 6711-2366 . percent of adJuated lncomt- ) high overhead door, top section glass, ideal for utility Mow your PIKacres wi'th 12 building. One gas heater for ft . ,talk chopper. 640 PTO . bath. one gas. heater for 1600. 986 · 368 1 . fireplace . One hot plate. 1-::---:------------lc One Ford disc, used 6 hours. Ford 6000 !rector In good Three point hitch . One 8ft. condition . t6500 . 992 grader blade for Ford tree· 3 640 . tor. Qne piece commode, all - - - - - - - - - --------white . One large double hung window in frame. Used Maytag, GE washers. Extra nice. full guarantee. 30 days . Alao dryers. other washers. Cell 614- 266 - built o" room 12x28. coal or Apartments now available to wood bUrner, large porchu. ~~erly & dlubted wtth an utility building. 1cre land, 1l''&'~come of le11 thin •12,300. Renting for 30 1'1-:> IJ swivel rockers . Used Furniture -· bookcase, ranges. chairs, end tables, washers, dryers, refrlgera 1ors and TV 's. 3 miles out Bulavllle Rd. Open 9am to 6pm, Mon . thru Fri .• Sam to 6pm, Sat. · 446 -0322 Newer couch • choir. good / ..r cond .. • goo otovo. Coli ~ ·'-'=4•8·0713 . · c ,~:,, FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY: 14' wid•• 2 bod· room. oil ••tric mobile ho.mo, oottlnt ,... nlot lot, roedy to movolnto. f1811 .00 per mollth. 304-11711·2711. cedar Call 614-388·8463 . 3 /' <!. Pointing interior • exterior, ' wallpaper hanging. lnourect Frae ootimotoo. 614-94.. 2888 . <>roMACII 'l-- ~ - i Afh. $Ce M<V-"'111\t ; i':.:... Call614· 388· 9867. · -1 Home Improvements .. ----------------,,- I II fireplace mantel with bevel mirror, excellent condition, Gas or electric ranges. 8325 up to 8375. Baby matreues, S26& S36, bedframes820, hide · • · bod f250 , box springs & ·manresa twin or dryorOI, . ohoao. Coll448 • 3169. lli.r>A/· u1. . "'-"'~' 1"~ ;Jfi/T~ I . TMI!T ICI'!AIIBLID WOIIO GAME by Henri end Bob1.18 Television Viewing 81 Marcum Roofing • Spout!ng. 30 yeoro .. perionco.'·: specializing In built up roof. ' . dinettochairo . S~O . end 826 . 8150 . 304·675-4677. Live fish belt . preuure treated fence poet 12 .'96 ea .. barbed wire. staples, nails. hard wood lumbar, We plana lumber. Bidwell Coun try Furniture, Rt. 664 In BidWell, Qh. In the former Bidwell Pipe Supply build· lng. Open 8 to 6 , Mon.-Sat. tors, ranaea. chest. draa_ ••,.. wringer waahen, TV's, ., "~-. ' n ~r,~• X-L,., ~ if''T.t, v ~~:~p~i~=~ ~i;~~·:~~r:u~ [ Sscke.f.'d ' frames. szo .and 826 ., 10 gun • Gun cabinets. 8360., 62 Olive St .. Oallipolia . 8 place wood living room tuite -.vith 6 Inch flat arm• $399, bunk bedt complete with bunkles *199, 2 piece antron living room suites $199, entron recliners $99, other recliner• t80, maple dinette 1111 e179. love seata 170, . waohero. dryaro. refrlgeretors. ,.rigu. Skoggo Ap· THREE bedroom J~partmeint, plloncu, Upper River Rd.. with centrel elf. big kitchen & fomlly room, woter pol,d. · ~~~; :~one Creot Motol. call 304-676-6294. TWIN RIVERS TOWER . · BEDROOM suite, dresser, 6 93 , 614· 286 ·5930 . large trailer lot on Bulaville· Pomeroy. 99 2 · 6868 . (3041 882·2466 . Baby beds, Call614· 256·6246 . 46 Speca for Rent 446 ·2927 . 402'h 24th . St. Pt. Ploooont. phono, 1·814-992· 5858 . Two bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, air conditioned, Yard. extra clean, 1 child, no pets. above New Hlvtn on Route 33. PH . up to •396. For aale metal culvert 6 inch thru 60 inch in stock. State Gollipollo. Call 446 ·4416 approved 16 gauge 12 inch Ui .36 per ft .. 24 inch after 7PM . 110 .10 per ft . 36 inch Have va cancy tor elderly 816 .60 per ft . Also plastic person . Room , board and culvert in atock . 6 inch thru laundry. Resonable. 614 -' 18 inch . 8 inch 81 .80 per ft ., 12 inch $3 .60 per ft . Roh 992 ·6022 . Evan• Enterprises . 4 mi . Sou th of Jackson on ST . RT. 2374 or 446 ·0284. 12 X 80 2 bedroom mobile home .for rent . Approx . & tnlle* from Middleport or rent. Rt. 338. 614·9492424 . Malo raccoon 85.0 . 10 pr. Furnished Rooms Call 446-0756 . Unfurnished 2 bedroom , garage apartment . Call448 - 2 bdr. trailer in Cheshire. 614·992 ·2828 . adults only . Call 614·387· 1-:-----------------7329 . Apartmonto . 304 · 876 · 6648 . 12x62 2 bedroom trailer . Adults only . Brown' s Trailer APARTMENTS , mobile Porll. 814 -992-3324 . homes, houses . Pt. Plea11nt - - - - - - - ·ICond Goilipolio . 814 ·446 · 2 bedroom mobile home In 8221 . Rocl~o . 614·387·0288 . 6 room mobile home for wlth mottro110s, 8260. and Sleeping room 1126. utilties paid , aingle male. Shere bath, 919 Second Ave . 6 room house on Rt. 2, Pt. Ple01ont. 8215 .00, Oapoelt ground . 304-882-2237. l"'e.all." ~ 6oNt S<Mce f"i":> Haven at Union Camp· 1560, ahd up. maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete 54 Misc . Merchandise 46 61 4·992· 7787. TWO bedroom hou1e on Mt. Vernon Ava . &226 . 1 month call Mrs Jack Buxton, 304 - own. 60c per qt . at: Douglaa Roua.h 's, 2 miles back New UN......,, ..,..,, "'"'"'"',•'~ ~~~ glaAWIJ'W, Strawberries , pick your $165 . Call 446 ·2056 . 61 4·658· 3730. 304-882 ·2838 . large 3 bedroom home in SyracuH. $226 . month plus and LJ • • ' "lc-,d table with si• chain 14,6 . to 1746 . Desk < mo. Call 448·3046 day, 446 -2602 ev.eo. 2 bdr. haute for rent at 50 Lincoln Ave ., Gallipolis. Retired couple only. Call 448- SEVEN maple choirt, newly rofonlohed. Etegoro foi .dio· ploy. Phone 304-675·1121 . fVV 11\'.~Seb M~ ~ MUCII, Boarding all breeds. Selling Happy Jack Dog Food . AKC Oobermaos: Stud Service . Furnished apt .• *21 0 , utili· tiot pd .. 1 bdr .. 920 4th Waaher & dryer almond · Call 446-7796 . Ave., Ga ~llpolis . Cell 446 - color, leas than 2 years old. 90 day warranty, 1326. Call OE!AGONWYND CATTERY 4418 after 7PM . · KENNEL. AKC Chow pup446 ·8181 pies. CF A Himalayan, Par· Nearly new, 1 BR apt. No Brand new sewing machine sian and Siamese kittena . pets. Coli 446·3617. $69 , 1983. White sewing Call 448· 3844 after 4PM . 3 rm . unfurn. apt., good machine slightly paint damWEEKS WESTIE .KENNEL loca~n. nice for 1 or 2 ago. re1ail $329 . Call 614· A,KC West Highland white 386·4636 collect . pooplo. Call 446·3356. terriers. puppie s and stud service . Call 814-367 Unfurnished apt .. 4 rooms & Maytag automatic washer. 0624 . bath. adult& only. ref . & sec. 186 . 40 in . gea range , S66 . dep. req . Call 446-0444 . 40 in. electric range, $86 . Reg . lhasa Alpao puppies 6 Hoover portable washer and females , 3 males make good Modern 1 bdr. apt. COI,VO•··I dryer, $275 . Refrigerator. poto. 8200. Call 446-0706 . nient location, no pets, 886 . 742 -2362 . quired . 446 · 1519. Call 446·4110 . New duplex, large LR , fully equipped kitchens, dining areas , two bedrooms , ahower-bath, washer-dryer hookup, anachad garage, air conditioned, carpeted, 2 Y2 mlleo Rt. 688, depoolt & references required. $300 dollt, by Larry Wright \ ""' ""'"""~ ll~••e rockero. metal cobinota , daya. One 62" wide 7 ft . for Rent 446-8668 . TWO nice lots for sale in New Haven, $7,000 . 304· kitchen cabinet. 992·7494. r::::::::==~===r~~~:::::§:::::::::1t26, kingframe860. Good&830, selection of bedroom tom . Coli 61 4 -992 ·2602. 1 .3 ac re land. septic tank, city water. electric. out· building, 2 miles ou.t Sand Hill Rd . on Bsthel Ad . t286 . to 8895. obleo. t46 and up to 1125 . Hide·• · bods, • .440 . 0 nd up to •525 .. Roclinoro. •116 . to •350 .. Lampo from .28 . to t76 . b or. dineneo from a99 .. •o J435 . 7 pc .. a189 . ~~~·. 6 ~~ ~he~t:.' , ~~ ,.,.:: E)(C,f1A14.,.. road frontage, Centerpoint Road, good lo ~ ation near Antique 8 \ 400 ft. Sofll and .c hairsr.iced from springs, full or" twin , 868 ., firm . 868 . and 878 . Queen 1 446· 3933 or 676· 1667. LAYNE' S FURNITURE New Ook Furniture, tobin, Sofa, choir, rocker, ono. choiro, cupboordo, pie oofo, man, 3 Ublee, ('extra heavy dry sinh . Paul Conkel• by Frontier!, t685 . Sofa, Antiqun, Tuppero PI-'""· chair ond lovetoat. •275. 1- - - - - - - - -lc- a110 up to a225 . Hutchoo. ,;)t .J i on ,. ,.. /..4V'1',1HIS ..., d-. .M ts~ OO((S/ rr CAM& IH7 _,. WASN'T f30U6HT L-~=='!::::,:. 7 ~ IICXILI>N'T M fl~~/r;\;>'lbU 'NO .. · IT ' ' 1-- IT,..ST.M'f~EIIt· flAV&A SALES . ~·sA ruFT 1\ IN LAW 10 r-.,~ M~ For Sale : From 2 to 11 acres in Gallipolis Townsh ip, on Bulaville Rd . Call 446Lot . 1~~ :":!"!':::. ~~ . ~ • 54 Mite . Merchandise KIT 'N' CARLYLE"' ·. nw Dllllv Ohio June 27 '. I' •• • - .. ~. 1 " \ 4: ~ . 11!:-,-IA.v. It to (J)IIoM . . .~ AUTIIORITY·WI11l0trr JUSTICE lly~~~~~=~:~AU,.THINGS.-J.A.FROUDE �SUPPLEMENT TO: Ttl£ POMEROY SENTINEL l'tlge 10-The Daily Sentinel SALE STARTS TODAY lood throucll July 4, tiU. While quantltl11 last. Quantity richts We an let r11poasi"1 for typocr~phioal errors. Sorry 10 llellen• '"'"'11. •·.ik= URGE'l HIM ON-This lady and her frog was oneol the many partiCipants in the senior dlvilollli frog jump held Saturday evening at Meigs Stadium In Pomeroy. SENIOR · DIVISION WINNERS-uetty Monds Lebanon woo llnrt place with her fi.og with a jump of 11 leet and 10\1 Inches. Second place went fAl Barb Spence oi Dayton wl&a jump olllleet ~j~td 5 Inches and third place went lo Jon Barhorst, Albany With a 'j ump ol 10 leet and 11 ',4 Inches. In addlllon tD each receiving a plaque the llnrt plare winner .received $100,·second place, $'15 and third place, $25. 1'lcturi!d 1-r, Joe Clark, graild croaker, :Betty Monds, Barb Spence and Jon Barhorst. Emergency runs E ight calls were a nswered by local unit s over the weekend, the Meigs County Emergency Medical ~ Services repor1s. Sunday a t 9:21 a.m .. Middleport went to Ba iley R un Road for Cecil Carman, ta ken to Vetera ns Me m01·· lal Hospita l and at 9::19 a.m., Middleport took RayCiat·k from 2o:! Park St. , to Vt'lerans Memorial. Saturday a t 12: J6p.m ., the Racine Squad took WOodrow Rrown from Dorcas to Ve terans Memoria l; at 3;51, Tuppers P lains took Mat-y Wilson, County Road 28. to vete ra ns Memoria l: Pomeroy at 4: 13 took Brlen Nitz fmmRegattaact ivlties to Vetera ns Mem or ia l; 4:57 p.m .. Rutla nd took Roy KetT, Rout t'1;81, to Vetera ns Memoria l; ']'uppers Plans a t 6:26 p .m. look Mary Harvey, Reedsv tllr , toCamden ·Ciark Hospl · tal In Pal'kcr sburg; 8:58 p.m .. Tu ppers Plains treated Anna Shields at her l1onw in 'l'uppers Plains. Meets Tu~-sday A specia l meeting of Middlepo11 Lodge 363, F. and A.M .. will be held a t 7 p.m. Tuesday with work ln the Master Mason Degree. Refres h~ ments will be setved following the meeting. ~· -- ~· RIMEl PRIDE I OODLES . JELL·O IIISTIIT PUDDIII& FREICH'S MUSTARD • Chocolate 16 24 Os, 5 Oz. os. •Vanilla •Lemon • PI!loch io r!JIP 69 ~ - ·Mu ttard 15-1 / 4 Oz. 99 ~ ' Motorcycle • wmners get walnut plaques First a nd second place winners of the annual Big Bend Regatta Motorcycle show rPCelved en~ graved walnut plaques for their entries Sunday llfte m oon. Bill Quickel was ln c harge of the a nnual show with first a nd s€(·ond place winners, respective ly, in the va rious classes including~-dressers , Kenny Hysell. Rutland; Bob Er· klne, Pliny, W. Va .; antiq ue , John Hill. Point Pleasa nt; Lad Jeric, Athenst custom, Tim Demoskey, Middleport ; T im Grandy, Carroll; trlkes, Carl Ha ll , Pomeroy; .Joyc·e Fry, Rutland; choppers, Mike Viers, Point P leasant ; GaryCionch, Point P leasant; Q.750cc, Merk F riend, Pom eroy; Charles E . Wilson, Middleport; 75HOOO cc , Dorsel Thom as, Middleport ; Tom Roush, · Mlner svllle; 1000 cc and over, Daniel He nsler, Raci ne; Bill Bostic, Gallipolis; lOOOcc a nd over, . npn~H arley, Jim Crisp, Pomeroy; no second place. Bes t of show award we nt to Mike Viers of Point P leasant riding a 197.1 FX Har ley Davidson Chopper. .. IRIOUR SLOPPY JOES lRIIUI BEEF STEW ARMOUR VIEIII SIUSI&E 3-3 1• to 4 11, Oz •Chick en or Beef YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE JUNIOR DIVISION WINNERS - Winners of the jiUlior diviSion bt the annual frog jwnp held Saturday night were, J.r, stacy BOw· llllU1. age 5, of Waynesville, Ohio, whose frog Jumped 9 leet and lO Inches, Karl Akers, age 6 of Dayton, VIEnl HOT DD& SAUCE Akers and Meeks' frogs tied bt the first jwnp with a jwnp each of 9 feet 81nches. A jwnp ofl was held and Akers took second place. Each received a plaque In addition lo $100 for llrst plaile, W second place and $25 third place. In back Is Joe Clark, Grand Croaker. CHAIN SAW- The tennls courtinPomeroywasthescene olachalnsaw contest held Sunday altemomi under the dlredlon ol George Francis l'nrtlclpiUltS nre pictured wwmlng up their saws lor the competition. · Announce chain saw contest winners Despite tem peratures in the 90's, a number of res idents took pa rt In a chain saw contest staged on the Pom eroy tennis courts Sunday a fte rnoon as a part of the Big Bend Regatta. George Fra ncis conducted the contest 111111 trophies going to first place w inners and ribbons to second a nd third places. Lum ber for the contest was prov ided by the fo'acemeyer Saw Mill al Hobson . Winners first throug h th ird, . respec tively, we re: 0-1 class ..,lohn Ridenou r, Lowell Ride nour, Sherman White. 2.1 to 3.5--Jim Ha wthorne, Lowell Ride nour, Bruce Byers. 4.&-5.5--CecU Midkiff, Don Lam· bert. J ohn Ridenour. 5.6 a nd up-·T. R. Cullums,Sher· ma n White. Mod ified, t}.S.. Cecil Midkiff, J . B. Ridenou r, T. R. Cullums. 5.1 a nd up--T . R. CuUums, Cecil Midkiff, J. B. R idenour. Unllmlted ..T . R. Cullums. Cecil Midkiff, Sherm an White. Winner of a special event , the ax throw, was J ohn L. Ridenour . r -------:-----------....:..:.:_-. Area death Mary E. Shaeffer Mary Elizabeth Shaeffer, 77. F latwoods Road. Pomeroy, died Su nday morning a t Holzer Medical Ce nt er. Mrs. Shaeffer was born ln Meigs County on Feb. U, 1900 the daughter . of the la te William a nd Sadie (Sarah ) Wandling Ba lley. She was also preced ed . In death by one brother, two sisters, and her first husband, Gllbert Blackston. She was a homemaker a nd member of the Rock Spt·Jngs United Methodist Church. She Is sutvlved by her husband, Francls E. Shaeffer; son a nd da ught er~ ln ~ law, Harold and Helen Blacks ton. Pomeroy; one grand· da ughter and husband, She rrie a nd J ack Ka ne, Charleston, W. Va .; two grandsons a nd wives, Robert a nd Brenda Blackston, Syracuse, a nd Pomeroy; threeChristy great graBlackston, ndda ugh· Bruce a nd te rs , Hea ther a nd Emily Ka ne a nd Amber Blackston; one brother, Wilbur Bailey, Pomeroy, · one brot her · l n~ law, Guy R. J ones, P hoenlz, Ariz.; one sls ter~in ~ l aw, Ann Home, Albuquergue, N. M., a nd several nieces a nd nephews. Funeral services will be held Wednesday a t 1:30 p.m . a t EW:ng Funeral Home with the Rev. Ric hard Rot.hemlch a nd Monsignor Anthony Glannamore officiating. Bu ria l will be In Rock Springs Cem etery. Friends may call a t the funeral home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and7to 9. HUIIT'S KETCHUP 16 Oz. 14 Os . 89 ~ NABISCO COOKIES . Chips Ahoy or Pecon Shortbread 13 o z. 31 Os. Your Choi ce $113 10 Oz. · 69<: VIM CO SPAGHETTI EMBERS CHARCOAL BRIQUETS OPEN PIT SPECIAL RECIPE BARBECUE SAUCE • Easy l ight ing • Long Burn ing •1 0 lb. Bag '1'' Mason firemen win competition Teams from Mason and Pomeroy F ire Departments competed In the Regatta Firemen events held Sun· day during the Big Bend Regatta. Each department had three four m en teams for the traditional water ball event along with a rookle team and a wives and girl fr iend team. The Mason Department won the rookle and womens event while the P omeroy Department took top honors in the water ball ba ttle. EASY-TO-HOLD CUPS -;-'1\ Qt. Sise off 99e MEOW Ill EXTRA Purina · U.-rED ----.. .. nME --..,_,< Veterans Memorial ••. ..____ Saturday Admiss ions~~ None . Sa turday D lscharges~~ H a ro ld Rice, Sarah Wa lter, Bar bara Wll ~ son, Glen Hudson. Sunday Adrnlssions:,eecu Car· m a n, Pom eroy; Ray Clark, Middleport ; J ames Hoyt, Pomeroy. Sunday Dlscharges .. None. 1 j't-.f_~~:~! , ~. ~Ol .. .--_ ONLYI I 109 $2 II . ~ BR •\N U liD B • . ® $ 5,99gp~ Quart 6Ct. Pint 10 Ct. Pint 5Ct . IDlE white COCA-COLA 2-LITER 11-7 /II" Slse 40 Caunt Compartment, 11-7/11 " Slae $1~39~~ ·1~ 39 12 Ct. •3-3/ 4 Oz . $349 Choose from Coke - Tab Sprite and Diet Coke 50 Count 01111116 CIPS REGULAR Quart Size Pint ·Slse · $3'' Per Doz. NELSON 'S REG . Soybea n O il Mus tord M.1sot1Cops " II , 1~ t, \.o Per Doz. NELSON'S R!G. 14.119 S4. 19 HOLIES FISH STEAKS NELSON' S REG. YOUR CHOICE Cllllll CIPS AND SALES TAX NOT INCLUDED lsear~r •Wide Dome •Regular •12 Ct. Authorized Catalog Merchants Gregg & Patty Gibbs Lids •12 Ct. 108 W. MAIN ST .. POMEROY, OHIO .PHONE: · (OIIio) 992-2178 !W. va.) m.95n ' BONOIU.Y GRAND ero.kers lnltlllled Into the Ohio Society ollhe ~ ollhe BuD f'ror, Inc., . Saturday night were; l· r, BID . Slaler, . ' . HOURS:- 79~ · llon.-Tues.·Wed.·Fri. 9:30 io 5 Tlturs, 9:30 to 12 Sit 9:30 Ia 2 i ' ' I .1.39 Cllllll LIDS J ,• - .. -- .... ~ . . .... - ---- . . . ·--·- . ... .. ,. .... __. ..\ ~ • • ~ •• -~ SII'PI IS RE&ULIR IIISOI CAlliS JARS • I ~ 159 ~ :.; 1-Quart 110 Ct. automatic Fabric Master. 23601 Oz . KORDITE FOAM PLATES 99e '179 99e $179 Unsweetened 63711 Cold 6 .4 ()s. ~l . Kenmore laundry pair Large capapcity washer has 2 speeds, 3 water levels. 3 tycles and se~-cleanin& lint filler. Large capacity dryer features 5./ 67 ~ 01 I BAGS COIITIIIIERS r--.i!~i~l4i!i~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;g Ho i • FREEZER SUPPLIES $ 399 lo• lo• Ho t o r Co ld Cat Food 00 :SO Co un t Fo am Cup s 50 Coutil Fo u111 Cup s Jl\\~ 7 lb. FlAil 'w" CUT SI60 3 I 59<: 2/69~ CHEESE liPS VIII CliP'S PORK IIID BElliS second place, whose frog jwnped 9 feet and 2 btches, and ScoU Meeks, Athens, third place , whose frog jwnped Sleet and two btches; ~~~} •Wide . •12 Ct. •T / 4Lb . Size ' 39 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 27, 1983 bailey shaeffer