https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/00bd9b4cb1f8bfb45bcebee20015f82a.pdf 5e9cbc70239a83ad2c52ecf201f00646 PDF Text Text Thursday, May 6, 1982 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio ' , .. ' . I "• Tax hike becomes sensitive question COLUMB US, Ohio ( AP) Legislators want to emerge from enactment of a tax boost this eleclion year with as little political damage as possible. Their sensitivity was obvious Wednesday as pemocratic leaders pulled from the House floor a $1.3 billion tax increase-spending cut measure. It was rescheduled for a vote today . House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, reportedly had the 50 voles required to pass the bill in the 9!1-member House. Some of his caucus members said the proposal didn 'l have enough Republican support to give the roll ca ll a good enough bipartisan mix . Riffe, as well as Senate President Paul E. Gillmor, R-Port Clinton, agreed earlier that the bill must be subst<Jnt1a lly backed by each party to neutralize the tax boost as an issue in thisyear·s cmnpaigns. Republicans control the Senate 11115. Although the measure was aJ>proved there in substantially dif- WAR CONVERSION -Supplies arc unloaded from a British Army truck on dockside at Southampton Wednesday, as workers prepare the Cuna rd Liner Queen E lizabeth 2 for possible use in the Falkland Islands. on March 31, it was ferent ported fonn by 14 Republicans andSUJ>11 Democrats. Eight Democratic senators opposed it along with loW' Republicans. Democrat:; control the House 5643. but the speaker said he lacked the votes to get the measure aJ>proved without Republican help. Riffe and the Republicans were keeping their head count secret, but I AP LascrphotOI Democrats confirmed they were ofThe proposal, sponsored in the . He said the defoliant also IS fered fewer than 10 GOP votes and House by Rep. Joseph J. Vukovich, believed responsible for deaths and another source said only six were f)-Youngstown, directs the Board of defects among children of VIetnam willing to vote lor the state's second Regents to designate state medical veterans . The program will be fun· tax increase in six months. schools to conduct tests· and resear- ded with $500,000 in the 1981-1983 Legislative budget officers say the ch and provide veterans and their budget. new package of spending cuts and families with 'counseling and The House approved 82-16 and sent tax hikes is needed to erase a state screening programs. the Senate a bill allowing Ohioans lo deficit of $1.3 billion projected for It also creates a seven-member donate all or part of their income tax the current bienniwn. Agent Orange Advisory Council,_ refunds to stale accounts to benefit In other floor action Wednesday, consisting of representatives of nature areas, game preserves and the House - with the Senate in various veterans' groups. endangered wildl!fe. recess - approved and returned to Vukovich said the federal governRep. David Hartley , D· the Senate with amendments a bill ment has been remiss in not moving Springfield. quoted wildlife officials designed to assist Vietnam War sooner to help veterans who may as saying the program might veterans. have suffered lung, liver, bone and produce as much as $2 million for a The measure would provide other kinds of diseases as a resuit of state program which currently screening and other aid to those who exposure to Agent Orange. operates on a budget of $50,000. believe they were exposed in the war r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;~~iiiii~~~-----. tolhechemicaiAgentOrange. fURNITURE SHOWCASE L l-•JI es t yl e May get Showers I ' Unemployment rate over nine percent WASIIINGTON ! API - Unemployment in the United States jwnped to 9.4 percent last month - breaking the post-World War II record- the government announced today. Some 10.3 million people were out of work. April's jobless rate was up 0.4 of a perecentage point from the previous month, more than enough to set a record. Not since 1941, before the government began compiling monthly statistics, has the rate been so high. In that year, unemployment hil9.9 percent. One economist said the current high unemployment is the price of bringing down mflal10n and others, both in and out of government, predicted the rate Will climb even higher before turning around. Since last summer, when the recession that still plagues the economy set in, unemployement has risen 2.2 percentage point:;. In July, joblessness nationwide stood al7.2 percent. By March, joblessness had risen to 9 percent - equalling the post-World War II record set in May 1975, the high point of the last recession. In March, Meigs County's unemployment rate was 11.8 percent, Gallla County's 11.4 percent and Mason County recorded a 16 percent rate. Ohio's jobless rate for March stood at 12.3 percent. In advance of the government's release today of jobless figures for April, mcrcc IS busy w1th plans for the 18th annual Rig Bend Regatl<l to be held June 24-27 . The 1982 schedule of activities will mclude a chi-.iin sa w com· petitwn. queen pagcnt. and the Ohio State Vrog Jumping Championship . Applications fur consessions and Chamber of Commerce offi ce in the Court House or by completing the followin g form and mailing to the Chamber of Commerce offlee at P.O. Box 526. Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 before May 15. 1982. Additional mfurmatiOn ean be obtained by calling 992-5005 or 992-3830. REDUCED TO 20rno11 OFF- STARTING AT 1199 Voi.Jl,No.J COMFORTABlEPATIO fURNITURE Paige Cleek was hired as manager of London Pool following an executive session Thursday night by Syracuse Village Council. Cleek will begin her duties on May 24, with the pool to open on May 30. The pool will be open daily from I p.m. to 7 p.m . . ·, Mother's Day There will be no increase in pool rates, general admission and season passes will remain the same as last . I w1sh to n•se r ve a conce~sion and/or exhibit spm:e at the B!g Bend Hegalkl . J Ulll' 24-27, 1982. Please send further information to : ; Namt' Al1drl'ss Ph nne A 1mnor accident occurred Wed- nesday at approxunatcly 9:15 p.m on the parkin g lot at Vc ter<:~n.s Memorial Hospital. Acco rdin g to the report a car driven byJohn Byers. Middleport. backed 111lo the left front fender of" parked vehicle owned by Leda Kraeutter. Raci ne. There was no damage to the Byers' vehicle, but moderate to the Kraeutler vehicle. No citation was issued. Tag day Saturday Rutland Baseball League will hold t<Jg day in Rutland, Saturday , May 8. Members of pony league and lit! It• league are to be at the Civic Center at9a .m. Emergency runs '1\' • • Five calls were answered by loca l emergency unit:; on Wednesday, the Me1gs County Emergency Medical Service report:;. At 5:10 a.m. Thursday, the Middleport Unit took Rosie Searls from Broadway to Veterans Memorial Hospital and at II : 08 a.m. took Mary Gilkey from the Stonewood Apartments to Veterans Memorial. Pomeroy at II: 14 p.m . took Keith Aeiker from Lincoln Heights to Holzer Med1ca l Center . Racine at I :34 p.m. took James Hunt from East Letart Road to Holzer Medical Center and the Syracuse Unit at 2:37 p.m . took David Ebersbach !rum Southern High School to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Remember Mother On Her Day, Sunday, May 9, With AGift of Fanny Farmer Candy. COMPLETING - Melissa Thomas and Brien Collins, two Eastern High School juniors, were among the busy workers completing the decorating of the Eastern gymnasium in preparation for tonight's annual' junior-senlor prom staged by the junior class. An attractive and modern decor in blue and silver has been carried out for the occasion with the theme being, "Open Arms." Faculty student advisor. on the project are Rita Peer Lincicome and Deunis R. E:ichinger.The prom queen and klng will be crowned at 10:15 this evening. ELBERFELDS By The Associated Press A top Argentine official headed to the United Nations today to pursue a diplomatic solution to the Falkland Islands crisis, but Britain was skeJ>tical of the effort, warned !t might bomb the islands' main ainield again, and refused to rule out strikes against mainland Argentine bases. The Argentine official, Deputy Foreign Minister Enrique Ros, left Buenos Aires Thursday night for U.N. headquarters in New York to discuss possible ways to end the conflict that erupted April 2 when , Argentine forces seized the Falklands from Britain. British Foreign Secretary Francis Pym accused the Argentines of scuttling peace efforts and told reporters in London today that British warplanes will bomb the airstrip on the Falkland Islands capital of Stanley if Argentine troops repair the damage of two raids in the past seven days . "If necessary we will bomb the airfield again," Pym said. He also refused to rule out bombing Argentine mainland airiields. although he said Britain did not want to do this. :\1" A~ I ER I CA" TRADITI01' NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE SPRING SPECTACULAR FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY 3 BIG DAYS DRESS SHIRTS 30% to 50% OFF SUITS 1/2 PRICE FLAIR & STRAIGHT LEG JEANS l/2PRICE $14.88 LONG SLEEVE SPORT · BELTS $100-EAcH KNIT SHIRTS 1/2 PRICE Plus Many More Items.... Too Numerous To Ment io n!!!!! NE-W YORK CLOTHING HOO·SE - . . . ' "KERM'S KORNER" . 126 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OH. 3RD ST., llACJNE, OH. Membefl:ntc - year. Passes will be available in the near future and may be obtained at the pool. Council voted to hire Bill Rizer. Jr., to make necessary pool repairs. In other business, council agreed to place two additional picnic tables at the former State Park, hired Gordon Winebrenner to repair the roof on the sheller and install a fountain at the park as soon as possible. George Holman, treasurer. agrec>d to obtam three trash drums for the former State Park . John Bentley told council that drainage tile is needed at the tennis courts and suggested that benches be placed near the court:;. Bentley also said bathroom facilities are needed near the tennis area and suggested that the two courts be lighted. The suggestions were referred to aluminum bleachers located at the ball park be divided and half placed un the left side of the ball park and the other half on the first base side . It was indicated that bleochers presently located near f1rst base are ~ IS a St'Ve re probl em w this in for further increases (in :.memployrnent L ·· "Corporate America is just cutting back, " he sa1d . For specific segment:; of the workforce, the department reported : - Adult men , 8.2 percent, up from 7.9. - Adult women, 8.3. up from 7.9. - Teen-agers. 23, up from 21.9 . - Wh1tes, 8.4, up from 7.9. - Blacks, 18.4, up from 18.0. - Hispanics, 12.5, down from 12.7. The highest unemployment figure l'Vl'r was • 24 .9 perc .. nt Jobless r•le recorded at the height of th e Dcpres!iJUrl tn 1933 , when the na t ton 's !<Jbor force was only half 1ts present size. 1 Sections . 11 P.1ge s IS Cen t s A Mult1med1a Inc Newspaper "But I would not want to exclude any possibility," he said. Britain lost two more of its' Sea Harrier jet fighters in bad weather off the Falklands Thursday, the British Defense Ministry said, and British newspapers speculated today they collided in the air after taking off on a combat patrol. This left 17 of the original 20 Harriers with the armada still operational. Amid growing expecl<llions the British will soon assault the South Atlantic islands, Pym told the House of Commons in London: "If all endeavors to meet a sensible, reasonable and fair settlement fail, then regrettably nobody is in any doubt what we are going to do we cannot allow the occupation of our islands to continue ... Our resolve is undiminished." Pym blamed Argentine insistence on sovereignty over the Falklands for the collapse of a U.S.-Peruvian peace plan that he claimed could have brougbt a cease-fire today. He said Britain was pursuing the only surviving diplomatic option, a U.N. plan he described as having a "similar basis" tq the Pervuian proposals. "The Argentine government claims to have accepted these (U.N.) ideas. We are skeptical of this claim," Pymsaid. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said the British government accepted another peace plan put forward by U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar as a "framework" for negotiations. But she said British military activity would continue until Argentina agreed to remove it:; troops from the Falklands. Informed sources said Perez de Cuellar's plan calls for a cease-fire, a phased withdrawal of Argentine and British forces from the war zone, and U.N. administration of the Falklands while Britain and Argentina negotiate their future. Argi!l· tina responded to this with a statement accepting U.N. " intervention" and proposing an immediate cease-fire but saying nothing about the rest of the plan. Mrs. Thatcher said this was "a very evident ploy to keep them in possession of their ill-gotten gains." The Argentine government an- .... .· RACINE - In a recent meeting of the Racine Village Council Frank Cleland was sworn in as a member of council, after a unanimous vote of approval. Cleland, retired Racine Postmaster, who has been serving as an adv;sor to the village, fills the vacancy left by the late Cress (Cris) Shain. Cieland was sworn in by Mayor Charles Pyles. May 18 was proclaimed as Senior Citizens Day for the VIllage of Racine. During the session, it · was acknowledged that the past month, acting Clerk Ray Warden has been collecting complaints concerning damages brought forth by recent sewer ~onstruction in the vU!age. All complaints were reviewejl.and cornpiled in a list to be submitted to Cornmonwealth Engineers. A .clean-up project by the. Ontario Pipeline Company, previously scheduled for early • spring, should begin soon. - Council discussed pro~lems of· dogs running loose within the local and state personnel to make village. It was announced that this project the top priority of state residents will be issued warrant:; highway improvement in and fined up to $50 plus costs should Southeastern Ohio. their dog be captured while running Councitman Scott Wolfe reviewed loose. the improvements around the fire Within the village, stray dogs have station and City Hall. Firemen and created a. public nuisance and the squad personnel have been working town ordinance wiD be enforced. Ef- hard on various projects around the fective May 10 John Holman will be building to improve its appearance employed by the &own to enforce the and also clean-up areas of . recent latter ordinance. .construction work. Warden, who resigned as clerk at In the financial report the fund the April meeting, but was &J>" balances 88 of April 30 were as pointed 88 temporary clerk by follows : General fund $3,639.81 in Mayor ·Pyles, announced that red; Street maintenance $2,423.45; Margie Wolfe was interested in State Highway $2,771.79; Revenue assuming dUties as clerk. With a Sharing $2,222.71; Fire $1,302.97; vote of approval from council, Water $5,360.44;..Cemetery $899.87; Mayor Pyles is expected to appoint Water deposits $1t48.82; and Wolfe as clerk at Monday's ~tal Cemetery endorsements $5,000. meeting. COuncil w!ll meet in a special . A resolution was endorsed' to en- meeting Mondlly with Jennings c'ourage the 'cdnstruction · of a Associates concerning a block grant corridqr highway fi'ol!l the Ritchie lor the village. The next regular Bridge· at Ravenswood ·to Route 33 meeting will be June 7. Both near Pomeroy. The.resolution urged meetings begin at 7 p.m. Youth given permanent custody A 17-year-old juvenile has been sentenced to the Ohi o Department of Youth Services on a permanent basis after facmg sl<llut ury rape in poor condition . charges before Judge Robert Buck in the Meil.!s County Ju vem \e Mayor Eber Pickens and Police Chief Millon Varian announded that unlicensed drivers of motorcycles and mmi-bikes are not permilted on city streets, alleys or village proper· ty. Also, youngsters 14 years of age who ride mopeds must have a moped Court. The youth has been transported to the Ohi o Department of Youth Services m Columbus. Judge Buck sl<lted that rumors haw anse that the youth died smce the offense, but stressed that the rumor IS unfounded . lice nse. Persons having livestock in the vi llage must secure a permit from the village clerk each year. There is no charge for the permit. Council agreed that the ordinance co ncerning dogs running loose in the village will be enforced. Dogs mu'1 be confined to the owner's property . Attendin~ wen~ Janice Mayor Pi<.:ken~. Lawson, clerk, Holman, trt!asurer, Varian, police chief, Willie Guinther, John Philson, Bentley, Jack Williams, Mick Ash and Kathryn Crow, council members, Jim Teaford, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lisle, Jeff Hubbard, Doug Hemsley. Jeff Hubbard and Gene Imboden. nounced that it sent Deputy Foreign Minister Enrique Ros to U.N. headquarters in New York Thursday night to discuss possible ways to end the undeclared war. An Argentine war bulletin Thursday said 19 of its troops had been killed and 37 wounded in British at· l<lcks on the Falklands since Saturday . It said !his included eight killed and six wounded in a helicopter attack on the patrol boat Sobral Monday, and it was assumed that the rest were casualties in the British air atl<lcks on the Falklands airstrips. Enters guilty plea Eighteen-year old Ben Coppick, Rt. I, Portland, has been charged with the Tuesday mornmg breaking and entering of Dobbins Store, Stiversville. Coppick appeared in Meigs County Court of Common Pleas Thursday where he entered a guilty plea to a Bill of Information charging Judge breaking and entering. Bacon ordered a pre-sentence investigation and released Coppick from custody. Cleland chosen for council seat LEVl SPORT SHIRTS SHORT SLEEVE & LONG SLEEVE "It will just reinforce the fact tha t joblessness country... thal it's a price being paid for so much progress mmflatiun . We're the recreation cmrunittee. It was also suggested that the Skeptical Britain issues war11ing IN POMEROY "I see a record unempl oy rn~ nt rate corning," scud Allen Sinc.u, chief econonomist and vice president of Dal<l Resources Inc. of l.eXJngton. Mass . Cleek employed as pool manager FREE DELIVERY Lifestyle FREE PARKING 446-304S FURNITURE CORNER 2nd and OLIVE, GALLIPOLIS tonight. half it:; present size. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 7, 1982 Copyrighted 1982 REDUCED 20% FOR MOTHER'S DAY ~;!~:%~~~ c~~~~:~~:t~~e~~~~ ded during the Depression in 1933, when the natiOn' :-; labor for ce wa s only entinel 1 exhibit space will be accepted at the Probe mishap several private economists said they ha ve seen nothing in business activity to signal any relief from the growing numbers of people joining unemployment lines. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Thursday thal56l ,OOO Americans went to employment offices in the week ending April 24 to file initial claims for jobless benefits. Although seasonally adjusted figures showed that 16,000 fewer people made such initial claims than in the preceding week, the report also said 4.7 percent of the people now out of work were drawing unemployment checks - the highest percentage since the economy went into a tailspin late last swruner. The nation's unemployment rate reached 9 percent of the labor force in March, matching the high point of the previous recession. That percenl<lge translates to more than 9.9 million people out of work. Reagan administration economist:; have acknowledged that unemployment probably would top 9 percent before it starts to decline. Unemployment has not exceeded 9 percent since the governmenl been compiling monthly figures in 1941. But unemployment averaged 9.9 percent for all of 1941. The highest figure ever was a 24.9 percent jobless rate recor- • Is Mother s Day_ Spec1a _ La - z- Boy & Act'100 RecI'mers By The Associated Press A very slow moving high presJure area over the Atlantic Coast will gradually give up control of Ohio's weather as it drift:; east during the next two days. A co ld fron t from Lak · e Superior to northern Texas, which has been affeeling much of the weather pattern throughout the Midwest over the last several days, it should begin to make it:; presence fell in Ohio. Some showers may reach norlhwest Ohio by late this afternoon Plans underway Ttw Pnnwory Chamber of Com· . City Manager studies dismissal SPRINGFIELD. Ohio - The possible dismissal of police off1 cer Barbara Schantz, who posed nude for Playboy magazme. now rest:; with City Manager Thomas Bay. Bay heard testimony all da y Thursday in a dosed-dour hearmg tu delennine whether to uphold reconunenrtr~ti o ns from Pullet.> Cl11t>f Winston Stultz and a police board of inquiry that Ms. Schanl1. be f1red . Ms. Schantz. 25. has been suspended without pay smce April 23. She IS accused of 10 civil service violations stenunin~ from the nine-page pictorial and a subsequent internal police department investigation . Bay was unavailable £or cmrunent after the hearing . C1ty spokeswoman Ann Annstrong said the city manager, who has firing authority, would consider the four hours of testimony before deciding whether to call more witnesses today. AEP urged to drop stations COLUMBUS, Ohio - A ratepayers' group based 111 V~rgmia is urging American Electric Power Co. to drop it:; interest in nuclectr power stations. including the z:mmer plant under construction east of Cincinnati. Rees Shearer of Saltville, Va ., director of the Coali tion of American Electric Consumers, said AEP has historically s uppli ed elec tr ic ser- vice at reasonably low rates. He argues that the rates will increase rapidly if its generating companies ronlinue to build power plants when sales are nat. His group is opposing continued work on nucl ea r planls in Ohio. Ken- lucky, Virginia and Indiana . Bill sets legal age at 19 COLUMBUS, Ohio - The appruximately 300,000 111-year-ulds m Ohio would be prohibited from legally drinking beer if Gov. James A. Rhodes signs a bill sent him by the Legislature. The bill. raising the legal beer-drinking age to 19 and tlomg away with what is known as low-powered beer was sent to Khodes Thursday . The bill does not apply to wine and l1quor sales. and laws on those remain unchanged. If Rhodes signs the bill , it would become law 90 da ys after h1s signature. Rhodes has not mdicated whether he would s1gn the bill. 319,755 file Ohio claims COLUMBUS, Ohio - A total of 319,755 claims for unemployment benefits under all programs - federal and stale - were reported m Ohio during the week ending May I. a 6.2 percent drop from the proceeding week. Albert G. Giles. administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, said Thursday that continued claims by those out of work a week or more were estimated at 288,802, down 7 percent frnm the previous week's total of 310,385. But the number of newly unemployed people filing init1al clanns fur benefits rose 2.2 percent to 25,557, Giles said. Faces vehicular homicide charge · CINCINNATI- An auto being chased by a Hamilton County Park Ranger Thursday killed an oncoming motorist m a head-on col lis1on. · The Hamilton County Sheriff's Patrol said the auto then was driven from the scene until it crashed into another vehicle . Jeffrey L. Schott, ~. was pronounced dead on arrival at General Hospital. Steven L. Breyer, 19, was charged with aggravall'd vch1cular homicide, a sheriff's spokesman said. Winning Ohio lottery number CLEVELAND- The winning number drawn Thursday nigh! in the Ohio Lottery's daily game "The Number" was 161 . In the semiweekly "Pick 4" game, the winning number was 7912. The lottery reported earnings of $405,267.50 on it:; daily game. Thl' earnings came on sales of $972,293. while holders of wmning tickt'ls are entitled to share $567,025.50 lottery officials said. SUPERIOR - Suzan Thoma, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl ' a Thoma, Pomeroy, received rating of superior in the recent vocal solo and ensemble music col\lpetitioo held at Oblo University in Athens. Suzan is a oiotb grader at Meigs Higb Sehool and was accompanied for ber presentation by Ell Haltiess, vocal music supervisor. lVea~erforecast Seventy percent chance of showers tonight. Possible thunderstorms. Lows neat 50. Winds southerly, shifting to westerly around 10 mph. cloudy Saturday with a 30 percent chance .of showers in the morning . Highs near 65. Extended Ohio Forecast Sunday through Tuesday: Fair through the period. Highs in the mid-60s to the mid-70.. Lows moetly in the toe. �. Friday, May 7,1982 Commentary Blacklna~il~ The Daily Sentinel 1114 uurlSinTI l'unwrn\.llhiu 614-!l~l·21:i6 PI· \ Ill L/IIU 1'111- 1 '.;'!'1-Jli·~'\TOF THF 1\IFJ(, ,..,_ _\\ ,\ ~0~ ,\J(h\ ready IWREHT L. WIN(;Ell l 'u hl "h'·r I'H WIIITEilEAO llOB HOEF'Lil'll DALE 1\0THGER. JR . alternative, we were in- structed to be grateful to New York's John Lindsay because ghetto youth had not during those summers elected to rape their sisters or mug their grandmothers. We were supposed to be enonnously consoled for this reprieve in what was otherwise treated as a new geological ice age. And, of course, we were warned that II· rrt-:lt"' IIF 111'1\lllr"o. l tff ~o~o• kunJo · d Tht·\ ~hnu ld IM' lt ·s~ than 300 tA·urds lung . All ldlt·r' ar•· "uh J•·•·t In o·d 1tmg and mn • l lw .•i~iwd ~Ailh nanw . 11d d n·~s and tt-h•phunr llUill iM'I '\oo Ulh lj!IWII h·th· r.' \ol tl llw puhll\ho·tl . l ,t> lll'n. shnultl ~ · IIII!IHIIII.H~Ir . ilddrt·.-. ... ln g '''II~"' . nuljl< ' r '"nilhlw' Social issues in the Reagan White House For a year, hardly a peep was heard in the White llouse about the social 1ssues on which Ronald Reagan campaigned . Now, one after another, they are surfacing. School prayer. tuition tax credits, a balanced budget amendment : They are buzz words finding renewed places in the president's vocabulary. But there are few signs Reagan will be successful if he tries to push any of these issues through quickly. In fact, there are few signs he is even trying to do that. in the view of both Democrats and conservative Republicans. Last month, the president new to Chicago and told Roman Catholic educators he would support a lax credit based on private school tuition . Soon. he said. he would make a formal recommendation to Congress. At the lime. aides sa id he first would consult with members of Congress and then send to Capitolllill proposed legislation. The consultations are still pending, but one While House official, requesting anonymity, said the proposal may be introduced by the end of this month. Congressiona l observe rs think there is little chance such a measure will be approved this year. But the While House aide. stressing the president's ~ upport for it, insisted " this is i:l serious proposal, not a sop of the intere~i groups Today 1s the day Reagan declared "National Day of Prayer" and aides prepared for him a statement in support of a constitutional amendment that would permit voluntary group prayer in public schools. Prayer in public schools was ruled unconslJluti onal by the Supreme Court in 1962. Ever since then it has been a rallying issue of numy conservative movemenls . The balanced budget amendment. wh1ch would require a 60 percent majorily in Congress to approve any budget that included deficit spending except in wartime - has been mentioned by Reagan several limes in the past week in public appearances. It barely saw the light of day in 1981. While !louse spokesman Larry Speakes said such issues,' along with anti-abortion measures and proposed prohibition of school busing to achieve racial integra tiOn , " were put on the back burner last year." "There was some disappointment in the conservative community that we had not moved quick er,'' said one White House source . The delay allowed the !louse and Senate to concentrate on the presidl•nt 's economic recovery program . Letters to the editor Expresses thanks I am writing to express my sincere heartfell thanks to every person m M~: ~s County who supported the seventh annual llike-Bike for persons w1th mental retardation and ·developmental disabilities. For those who saw the procession of 250 sponsored riders, you should have some idea of the massive amount of planning, effort, coordination and comm unity involvement that goes into the event. Individually, I would like to thank each and every person from the riders, who peddled 27 miles through some pouring rain, to the law enforcement and safety patrols who protected the riders, to the volunteers who handled everything from rest stops to donations, to the local patrons who donated prizes and food and finally to the people of Meigs Count y who sponsored the individual riders. Magazine "scared ol' Peeps away." This is a common practice in the writing field, as I am sure he must know. Een the Cincinnati Reds ask that their game broadcasts not be reproduced in part or whole without their permission. So relax, 'Peeps, there's nothing to be afraid of really . In fact, Peeps, Around OHIO is your friend . Look on the cover - see where it says " Your Hometown Magazine"' It really is! This magazine is about the small towns flike Gallipolis) that greatly populate our beautiful state of Ohio. Turn to the Area Index on page 2 and you will find Gallipolis listed there. Flip over to the section given to our town, and you 'II find stories on people you know and events taking place. Around OillO Magazine wants to help in promoting the Gallipolis swruner. I maqe one pledge in composing this essay, and I am about to violate it. The pledge was made after reading Mr. James Reston's dispatch labeled "The Long llot Summer" in which, after reciting pages of statistics, he alleges that because Ronald Reagan has reduced sul>sidies for teen-age employment by 15 percent this year, and because teen-age unemployment is high parti cularly among blacks and hispanics, we should prepare for a summer of fire and brimstone. My broken pledge not to use statistics is as follows: Although unemployment among black teen-agers is (they say I as high as 40 percent and we ~ are threatened with holocaust, after ! the Second World War unem- :! ploymenl among black teen-agers was on the order of 6 percent, and the only thing we were threatened ~ with then was more social com- 1 mentary by James Reston. ~ Now back in 1946, there were no ~ federal benefits of any kind for unemployed teen-agers nor were there threats of any kind that anyone took seriously from teen-agers. I have a fairly vivid memory of the ployment, in hot weather - without any extra military training at all. Look. The second most demoralizing thing in life is not to be able to find work if one wants it. The most demoralizing is to assert oneself as automatically entitled to loftier employment than is available, at loftier wages than are offered. I give out no macrocosmic figures. I recite merely what most people know: namely, that it is extremely difficult, and in some places impossible, to get teen-agers to give you reliable work for the minimum wage - or even for more than the minimum wage. If, 18-civil rights acts and 18-economic- advancement - programs back, only 6 percent of American black teen-agers were without jobs, whereas the comparable figure today is 30 percent to 40 percent, then we aren't looking at any lack of opportunity- but a lack of willingness of buyer and seller to ~~~~~J~~t~c; 1 y ) 1 - come to terms. A year ago, in The Washington Post, an extensive article reported on the difficulty gasoijne service stations were having in getting young people to come to work and slay at work for more than a week or two. Mler that they'd simply wander off - to report for welfare payments; or to make smoke signals outside James Reston's office. In Stamford, Conn., people will pay half again the minimum wage to get 17-year-olds to cut grass, water lawns or paint houses. John Kenneth Gailbraith informs us that work that was considered suitable your forefathers simply isn't acceptable to our contemporaries: so that, even as Turks are imported to man the factories in Sweden, so blacks mount the production lines in Detroit. Tomorrow, only flispanics will agree so to serve; the day after ~ESE 1 il~V~' / ' rJ"'::--......... economy. How do the next few months look' Henry Kaufman, economist lor the lnvestmen t !Inn of Sal\)mon Brothers Inc., summarizes his views In an article entitled "Continued Economic and Financial Uncerctalntles." Wrttten as paurt o! the company's quarterly Investment strategy report, It Is accompanied by this condensation: "Strong financial suport lor this economic recovery continues to be lacking. The present national economic policy rn1x Is Ukely to Induce another economic stalling either Ia te this year or In 1983. postwar peaks of 1981." If uncertainty Is the curse of the Investing class, high Interest rates are the death of them. Donald Regan, treasury secretary, knows it. "High Interest rates," he satd, "have brought the economy to Its knees." We are, he conceded, "In a very deep recession." This month two New York Stock Exchange companies !Ued bankruptcy, AM International Inc., with sales of $600 million, and Saxon Industries, with sales of $!lXl million. And Fidelity Savings and Loan Association, one of the largest thrifts, was placed In receivership. Down on the !ann, where they dePfnd on credit, things couldn't be much worse. Double-digit Interest rates and low crop prices have brought the worst year since the Great Depression. Edward Yardenl, chief econo- EASTERN'S RESERVES - Members of the Eastern JV's baseball team this spring were, left to right, front row : Jim Weber, Troy Gutbrie Clinton Bailey, Leonard Koenig, Tim Probert, Roge; Balser. HOUSTON (AP) - While others were having trouble just seeing the greens, Ed Sneed was remembering his off-season putting lessons. Sneed, playing in the growing darkness at Woodlands Country Club, carded seven birdies, ineluding two from 25 feet Thursday to fire a seven-under-par 64 and take the apparent first-round lead in the rain-delayed $350,000 Houston Open golf tournament. Sneed was the survivor of some heavy thunderstorms and lightning that raked the course early in the first round and halted play for more than two hours. Twelve players, none a serious challenge to Sneed's lead, were to finish their rounds early today. "I had the worst year in my nine year career last year," Sneed said. "It was a combination of physical ' WHO WIU PAY ltlR 1/All. . and psychological problems. But I worked harder in the off-season on my chipping and putting and that part of my game is much stronger." In addition to his string of birdies, Sneed scrambled to four par-saving putts to preserve his round. "I had II one-putt greens, that is the story my my round. I don't think I hit the ball too well otherwise, but I just putted so well." Sneed's hot putter gave him a onestroke lead over J:'ew Orleans Open winner Scott Hoch, who shot a 1982 tour record 29 on the back nine and finished with a 65. Hoch also finished his round in near darkness and blamed the lack of light for missing a !!>-inch putt that would have given him a share of the lead. "You could hit a shot but I couldn't read the greens," Hoch said. " I · · The !allure rate, always high !or new businesses, Is likely to be l!Ven higher because of blgh Interest rates. It costs at least 15 percent, usually ·much more to get a loan. How many new businesses, even without debt, can expect to earn 15 percent pro!lt? GLOUSTER RIPLEY MEIGS COSHOCTON ZANESVILLE PARKERSBURG Lebanon results LEBANON, Ohio (AP) - Two divisions of three-year-old filly trotters will race In the Ohio Sires Stakes Series tonight at Lebanon Raceway. In Thursday night racing, Dragon Tracks won the featured eighth race. It took the lead in the stretch to win by a length, finishing the condition trot in I: 0'1 2-6 and paying $4.80, $2.80 and $2.40. H. L. Coaltown finished second, paying $4 and $2.80 and Fifi S. LePue was lhird, paying $2.60. The 2-6 double of Miss V)candy and Moonlight Sabrina paid $9.80 and the crowd bet$10'1,476. BAUM IRUE VALUE Today Is Friday, May 7, the 127th day of 1982. There are 238 djlys felt In the year. ' Today's blgbllght In bl.story: On May 7, 1915, the Gennans sank the Brlti.Bh Uner Lusltanla ott the Irlsh coast during World Wm; I, and more .than 1,100 people.were kWed. 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Phon~ 99H.975 New Spring & Summer Hours Mon .-Fri . 9 : 00 to 5:00 :00 A fine pitching performance by Steve F'isyer secured the win for the little Tornadoes. Fisher struck out 12 Meigs batters and walked six enroute to a standout performance. Wade Connolly led the Southern hitting with two doubles, while Tony Deem, Paul Harris, and Steve Fisher each delivered singles. While his teammates were busy he had slept through two alarms and plating runs, fisher was hard at barely made his lee lime. work on the mound, including a fine last inning in which he fought back to strike out the side. For Meigs Ed Bishop and Danny COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - O.K. Thomas each had long doubles and a Dick, driven by Terry Holton, won while Jackie Welker, and single, the featured eighth race at Scioto Downs Thursday night to pay· $18, James Acree each had singles. Southern Reserves $7.40and$5.80. In second was Stake Knife, which 2 1 8 1 2 1 x - 15 52 paid $5.20 and $5.80. The show horse Meigs Reserves 001 102 2- 6 6 4 Dan Thomas (LP), Bush 3rd, was Fat Pat, which paid $4.40. Bishop 3rd, and Bishop, Gheen 3rd. The winner went the mile in 2: 02 45. The ninth race trifecta, 1<l-7-1, paid .--------------1 $5,865.90. A crowd of 3,243 bet$271,456. MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS Linescore : Wahama 001 190 l-14 9 2 Meigs 000 021 o- 3 5 3 Davis, Laudermilt (5) and VanMatre. Burdette, Reuter (5). Stewart (5) and Follrod. 2b, (Wl Laudermilt. 3b, (Ml Boyer. Hitting, (WI 2-4, Lyons 2·5; !MI Burdette 2-2. percent obtained prescription con, traceptives. Although the administration has attempted to portray these young women as almost exclusively children, the institute's analysis shows the eight out of 10 clinic patients under 18 were at least 16. Ony 0.4 percent were pre-teens. Some 94,000 were already mothers, and 53,1m had already had at least one abortion. Moreover 14 percent of the urunarried yo~g patients at family-planning clinics _do not live with either parent, making notification difficult if not impossible. The squeal law would force more young women to seek birth-control information from less reliable sources and would make it more difficult to reach the 1.4 million young women who do not use any sort of contraception. More pregnancies and more abortions - that's what will happen when the government tells you what your children are doing. Why not find out for yourself and tell Ronald Reagan 'to get the government off your back and out of your children's sex lives?· ' ..~~:;''1. SAlES &SERVICE 204 Condor 51. Tornado reserves post win MAY 8TH SATURDAY NIGHT 7:30P.M. Wahama 14 Meigs 3 -~ [1;;;;;;~;~;;;;;;;;;;;1 42 .95 44.95 42.95 44 .95 46.95 P215/75B -14 P225175B -14 P215/75B-15 P225/75B -15 P235/75B -15 Scioto results Today in history .. First baseman C. T. Chapman Jed the SV AC champion Tornadoes with two singles and a double. John Porter had a perfect night with a single, double and two walks; and Joe Bob Hemsley had three singles. Rob Cun- MERCERVILLE - The SVAC four RBI's; and Mel Weese went Champion Southern Tornadoettes three-for-three with a home run and rolled to a potent 2Hl romp over the three RBI's. Jenny Bentley slamHannan Trace Wildcats here Wed- med a lw()-run home run, and Laren nesday evening in sectional tour- Wolle lined three singles. Becky nament softball play. Southern's Michael had a single and a bases recQrd is now 14-2 overall, including loaded triple, while Renee Smith had a lw()-run double. the SVAC championship. Hannan Trace hitters were HarLaren Wolfe went the distance for den with two doubles, Triplett a the winners, while Riley suffered the single, and Halley a single. Southern loss. From the first inning on, the game plays Symmes Valley, who defeated was never in doubt as Southern sent North Gallia last night, in the tour12 batters to the plate in the first in- nament finals at Syracuse tonight. Batteries: Laren Wolfe (WP and ning, scoring eight runs on four hits. Bentley. Riley ( LP) and Cox. The second Inning turned out to be a repeat plus one as Southern plated r---------------=========~ nine runs. Thirteen batters went to the plate and nine crossed the plate astbe fireworks finally came to a halt. Sophomore Debbie Michael led the Southern hit parade with a single, a home run, and three RBI's; Tonja Salser had a single, home run, and AT THE mist o! E.F. Hutton, the brokerage house, observes that "In fact, some agriculture analysts estimate that farm debt amounts to $200 billion, about 13 times as high as this year's projected Income." Worse even, .than the federal government debt. Small business Is devastated. Bankruptcies lor concerns with sales of $100,1m or more are up more than 50 percent over a year ago. A srnall company cannot long extst whlle being forced to pay moretban20percentfor money. At that rate no profit at allis left. DOONESBURY . missed a 1!>-inch putt because I couldn't read the green. I putted where I wanted to but I missed it." Hoch had nine birdies in his round, including seven over a nine-hole stretch. Hale Irwin, who played part of his round in the high winds left over from the morning stonn, Jed a group of five golfers tied for third with 67s. others were Bobby Clam pelt, Ed Dougherty, Bill Rogers and Jodie Mudd. "Today was for the mudders," Irwin said. "I'm not particularly adept at that bull scrambled well ." Only five golfers teed off in the early rounds before play was delayed. Many golfers thought the round would be postponed. " It was kind of disconcerting in that we didn't know if we would play or not and then we were just kind of thrown out there," Irwin said. · David Nida gave up 12 hits and nine runs in suffering the loss. Nida fanned three and walked four in his stint on the mound. Tornadoettes advance •c~~~~~~~·s~~:::~~~!~; :a~~ Julia..:._:_:.:.::.=..nB=--=.o==nd And Peeps, one more thing - can we be friends' Juanita Wood Media Representative Around OHIO Magazine Back row - Coach Don Eichinger, Brian Well, Jerry Larkins, Mike ColUns, Tom Everett, Rick Barton, Jtm Newell, Larry Cowdery. Absent- Todd Cundiff, Jay Carpenter. Scott Wolfe photo. Sneed has lead in Houston Open KiSS 3Dd te}}?._________ lain health benefits - such as protection from pelvic disorders, iron deficiency anemia and other problems. The survey found that 54 percent of those under 18 who had visited family-planning clinics had done so with parental knowledge. others indicated that they would continue to seek advice on contraception if their parents were notified. But fully 23 percent said that the parentalnotification requirement would stop them from visiting the clinics. These young women wouldn't stop being sexually active. But they would use leslH!ffective methods r:l. birth control. And 4 percent Said they would continue sex but discontinue all contraception. Only 2 percent said that they would abstain from sex - the goal that the Reagan administration hopes to achieve. For parents- particularly whose who don't COIII!IIunicate that well with their children - the institute's llndings can be disturbing . Of the more than 2.4 million sexually active women Ul!der age 18, some 668,000 visited family-planning clinics ln·1979 and 1980. Of these, 79 Leading Southwestern's hitting was Steve Pelfrey with a double, while Jamie Huff, Kent Walker, and Gary Baker added singles for the Highlanders. Linescore: 000 000 o-o 4 3 Southwestern Southern 300 222 x- 9 12 3 Batteries: Kent Wolle (WPI and Jay Rees. David Nida (LP) and Troy Daniels. Weather permitting, Southern ce recovering from a recent illness, Corporate executives wants answers too NEW YORK (API - It happens so orten now thatyoucanantic!pate the response. You ask a corporate executive how the economy looks lor the next lew months and he responds, "You tell me." The consumer doesn't know what to do. He can't buy a car or a house so long as Interest rates remain high . With unemployment at9 percent or more, his major goal seems to be to hold onto whatever he has. The budget Isn't settled, and until It Is settled It leaves that much more doubt. Even when a plan Is agreed upon, ft will show a big delicit and so will remain In confilct with Federal Rl>serve policy. Federal Reserve monetary polIcy ts restraint. Federal govern· ment fiscal policy Is one of expansion, of supply stde economIcs, whose goal Is to feed Investments to the private sector runs. set down nine batters via strike outs and walked just two the entire distance for the win. tomorrow? (S"IGH) 0~ WONDER! WHY PAY MORE? Hard throwing left hander Wolfe, in his first pitching performance sin- OH, MY Gool:NES~. YES (S" IGH)kAVE To I&N'DON SYtmiETIC OIL Rf)EA~CH , 7AKE HVG£ tAA WR17'E·O'FF) UJmL THE NEXT S'HaR1A6E; fTC . QUI~~ nlngham had two solid singles and faces the winner of the Eastern-HT Kent Wolfe and catcher Jay Rees game Saturday at 1 p.m. at Rio each lined singles. Grande, pending the completion of Southern pushed home all the runs the game tomorrow. it needed in the first inning on a Joe r;::==========~ Bob Hemsley single, a Kent Wolfe single, walks to Zane Beegle and John Porter to force home a run . Senior C. T. Chapman stepped into the box and promptly smacked a lw()-run single for the next two SHS RIO GRANDE - Southern southpaw Kent Wolfe once again proved he is back In top fonn fashioning a four-hitter over the Southwestern Highlanders Thursday enroute to a 9-j) sectional tournament victory . The tournament victory advances the Tornadoes to the finals of the Sot:theast Sectional against the winner of the Hannan Trace-Eastern game slated today. The Tornadoes of Coach Hilton Wolfe, Jr. own a fine 14-0 season record. f When dealing with the handicapped population it is often a feeling of working with a forgotten "Nominal Interest rates will conminority of people. Those children tinue to be highly volatlle, which, In who do not have the ability to speak combination with large U.S. Treasup for themselves, who often have ury cash needs, will force longbeen hidden from the public. term lntrest rates bitck up to their On a day like May 1st, when I saw the tremendous effort of so many concerned citizens to try and help that forgotten group become better citizens I realize there are many people willing to help those who are Jess fortunate than themselves. If parents are infonned by the planning agencies to notify both Again Jet me thank everyone who · dedicated an entire day to the government that their teenage parents within 10 days after their daughter is having sex, she will : (A) teen-age daughter received students at Carleton school. Stop. (B1Continue. prescription contraceptives. Proceeds from the Hike-Bike will If that teen-ager knows that her · The regulation - nicknamed "the make our move to the new school in parents will be notified if she squeal law" by its opponents - is Syracuse a reality. Christopher C. Layh receives prescription con- viewed by the Reaganauts as an Superintendent traceptives, she will : (A) Refrain assault on teen-age sex. Marjorie from sex. (B) Remain sexually ac- Mecklenburg, the department's active but rely upon Jess-effective ting deputy assistant for population methods of birth control - or none affairs, also says that the federal at all. government should not provide Requiring parental notification "dangerous" birth-control drugs will: (AI Encourage safe, consistent and devices to young women without area. Yes, it is small, but it is only use. (B) Reduce the their parents' knowledge. contraceptive one year old and growing fast. number of teen-agers who use But the respected Alan GuttAnd Peeps, about those "many reliable contraceptives without macher Institute argues on the basis names", a new name is being ctdded who are having reducing the number of a 1980 study that the squeal law - mine. You see, Around OHIO is insex. would result in more - not fewer terested in someone local represenIf you answered B, B and B, you youthful pregnancies and little ting each area. Since I was born in can go to the head of the class. You reduction in youthful sexual acVinton, was graduated from ' Rio are willing to face lbe hard facts r:l. tivity. The study focused on women Grande College, and have spent teen-age sexual activity in the 1980s. under 18 who have visited familytwenty-three of my married years of The Reagan administration, un- planning clinics. life here, I am qualified to be called The institute also argues ·that fortunately, learned about sex in the "local." room where myth and prescription contraceptives are locker My job will be writing each month mystery conspire safer to reinforce than pregnancy for women in about the wonderful people of Gallia ignorance. this age group. Complications from county- their activities, businesses, That must be why the Department use of birth-control pills are conrecreation, etc. This is my home, of Health ·and Hwnan Services has centrated in wqmen over 35 who Peeps, and I'm proud of it. I'm going proposed a regulation that would smoke. In fact, the institute says to do my beat to let everyone know require federally funded family- that the pill actually provides certhat Gallia County is great! Nothing to fear I was a bit surprised that the request for pehnission to use anything printed in Around OHIO if we desired continuing peace, we should urge Washington to spend a lot more money on youth during the Southern ousts Highlanders _____________w_i_ruam_am_F_._~_c_~_ey political rhetoric of the period and I swear I can't remember anyone, not even Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr., running for public offic on the grounds that if we didn't institute public programs to look after unemployed teen-agers, we would have hell on earth. Not only were the swnmers in the '40s hot, there was practically no air conditioning. I remember myself being extremely hot in Washington during one of those swnmers, and forsooth I feel like an emasculate for having failed to threaten my summer employers on account of the heal and humidity to which I was subjected, and this notwithstanding that as a recent alwnnus of the United States Infantry, I was expertly equipped to be menacing. I could have nonchalantly shot a bazooka load into the hedquarters of any -consortium I have identified as the source of my irregular em- I forget exactly when it was that swnmer . temperatures suddenly became an instrument available to great social movers who desired us to do something for American youth. I think it was during the late 'liOs when, perhaps because there was no The O'aily Sentinel- Page-l Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 7, 1982 -- �Friday, May 7, 1982 Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohoo Page-4- Til~ Daily Sentinel Friday, May 7, 1982 Monday's hit dumps Expos By Associated Press Mnntreal Expos' fans still remembl'r Ro ck Monday with a vehemence. Ht.· was the one who cost their team llw p••n11ant last yea r woth a nonthllllll ng horne run m the Natwnal l.cague playoffs On Thursday, he gave them more to rt·mcmbcr. The Los Angeles Dodger outfoelder rogged theor memon es woth a tnple 1n a three-r un first mmng that he lped the defending World Cha mpions beat the Expos 3-2. lronoca lly, Monday's blow hot a spot un the center-fi eld wall at Olyonpw Stad ouonon Montrea l that wasn't far from his homer last October e~~amst Steve Rogers Anuther thong that happened Thu rsclav was a bolter backlash agamst Mo,-od<~v from the Montreal fans. rhrll u ~tJOut most of the ga me. the Du<lgcr nght fielder was taunted and b<ltlCd by fans on the n ght-!1eld blc<:~r h crs . "There was unt• g1rl out ther e whu must know evcrr vul ga r word m the Enghsh lanJ.(tWJ.(l' ... he sa1 d ''Not t o rne nt1on some of the French ones Monday's triple drove in one of the Dodger runs. The others came on doubles by Steve Garvey and Pedro Guerrero off Scott Sanderson, 3-2. Staked to the 3-{) lead, Dodger starter Jerry Reuss hung on to post the v1ctory with last-inning rehef help fr om Tom Neidenfur. Gary Ca rter hot a paor of solo home runs for the Expos' sconng Elsewhere 111 the National Leag ue, the Pholadelphia Phollles outslugged the Sa n Diego Padres 12-7 and the Sa n Francosco Giants defeated the New York Mets !>-J. Phillies 12, Padres 7 George Vukovich stroked four hots and drove 111 lo ve runs, the best offensive productoon of his bnef major league career. as Pholadelphoa who(}ped San D1ego. Vukovoch led an offensove parade that produced 25 hits and 19 runs between the teams. comong agamst eoght pitchers. Phol adelph oa starter Larry Chn stenson was credited woth his second victory on fi ve decosoons. whole Juan Eochelberger, 2-4. took the loss. Giants 5, Mets 3 Chili Dav1s broke a 3-3 tie in the ninth onning with a two-run double, liftong San Francisco over New York . Jose .am os started the San Francisco rally with a leadoff walk . One out later, Johnnie LeMaster lined his third smgle of the game, puttmg runners on forst and second. Both runners moved up on a passed ba ll by Mets catcher John Stearns. Davis then smacked reliever Jesse Orosco's 3-2 potch into nghtcenter field, clearing the bases. Orosco, 0-4, had not allowed a run on hos last 11 innongs of rehef before Davos' double. The winner was reliever Greg Minton, 2-1. The Mets jumped out to a 3-{) lead on the forst mning on Da ve Kingman's three-run homer. The Goants to ed tt in the fourth , as Jark Clark doubled home two runs and Joh nno e LeMaster s mgled on a nother Kongman 's homer, by the way, was his30lst lifetome, tymg hom woth Rogers Hornsby for 43rd place on the all-time lost that I cou ldn't u11dcrstand ." Perry posts 300th victory SE ATTLE Je~ck sun I API - Gaylord Per ry raised a plastic cup uf champagne and made this toast : "Here's to you fellas. Here's to eve rybody ovPr 40 '' H1s toast echoed mto baseba ll's Hall of Fame. which almost cert~unl y will be Perry's ne xt slop on the ruau to baseba llmunortality. At 43 yea rs of age and the oldest plu ye r 111 the major leag ues, P e rry beca me the 15th potcher to wm 300 games on a ca reer Thursday noght by ~ulwg thl· New York Yankees 7·3 . Woth the voct ory, he joon ed baseball's most elotc potchmg cadre. He became onl y one of three men ai Jvc to w1n :JOO ga mes, the others Perry , who turns 44 on September, won his 300th game on hos f1rst ory on h1s 21st major league season . It was a season that very nearly wasn't for the peanut farmer from Williamston, N.C. Cut by the Atlanta Braves last August after an 11-9 reeord 111 the strikt•s hortened season of 1981. Perry was not onvoted to the Marmers spnng trammg camp tn Tempe, Aroz , untol March 5. On March 27, he sogned a one-year contract woth the club, just three voctoroes shy of 300. " I never thonk negat1ve." Perry hot Griffey's foot, thus bemg foul. In the eighth, he appeared to lose his concentration , givmg up two runs after loading the bases on three songles woth one out. In the nonth mning, however dunng the mning 111 which he secured hos spot in base ball hostory - Perry got the sode out 1-2-3. " I wanted to get ahead of the batters on the nmth," - Perry sa od. " I dodn't want otto be Joke the e1ghth innong when they had the bases loaded... after so many runs, I dodn't sa u.l of hts late stgn tn g " I nevt:'r Scioto results beong Early Wynn and Warren Spahn Sox of the 15 pitchers who hctve won 300 won the majonty of those ga mes before 1900, when thmk about not wmning. I never thmk about not playmg. The most tmportant thmg I can tell these kods here ts how grea t tl is to wm. " ! stoll fee l like 1 can won many base ball bore ll ltlc resemblence to more the ga me played today . " I got a couple of cho lls when the He looked Joke a much younger than 43 on Thursday noght. He was on fans started chccnn g like they d1d," total control uf the ga me m a lrn m.t sa od Perry Perr y was welcomed at the sta rt each onnong. He yoelded a soxthmnmg homer to Ken Gnffey after a of the game w1th a standmg ovatiOn , co ntrove rsta l call gave t he New then forced to return to the field afterward by 27.369 admorers who York outfielder a second lofe at the plate The potch before the homer. Griffey was called out on a tapper by the plate, but thord-base umpore George Maloney rulled the ball had wu ul d not be demed one more chance to cheer thc1r hero on h1s most g\on ous dav want to lose the game.'' COLUMBUS. Ohio (A P I - O.K Dock, do'IVen by Terry Holton. won the fea tured eoghth race at Scooto Downs Thursday night to pay $18. $7.40and$5 80 In second was Stake Knofe, whoch paid $5.20 and $5.80. The show horse was Fat Pat , whi ch pa od $4 40. The wonner went the mole 1112 .02 45 The nonth race trofecta, lll-7-1. paod $5,1165.90 Acrowd of 3,243 bet $271,456 . J ackson 1ron ton A thens Loqan We lls ton 10 3 l)d 10 OR 6'1 J 92 55 8 5 11 6 56 5 9 72 90 5 9 83 124 Gal l 1pOI1 5 J II 56 98 Waverly I 17 47 126 Me1QS 54 54 695 695 TOTALS Wedn es day 's r es ult s. A th en s 9 Ga ll tpOII S8 (8) Loq an 8 Well ston 4 Ja ck so n 6 Wa verly 2 Ironton 12 M e1gs 3 Today's ga m e: Iron ton at A th ens fmakeupJ ... ~· Bench awaits wann weather he hit .171 , and in 1979 when he hot .182. Reds batting instructor Ted Kluszewski saod he just waits for Bench to emerge from his early slump each season. "You don 't change things in his swmg, not with a guy like him," he said after Bench got two hits against the Astros on Wednesday. SEOAL SOFTBALL T EA M W L R Logon 13 A thens Ga l lipol iS 12 1 9 5 Wel lslon 0 - 191 OR 60 20 1 100 176 113 8 6 145 Il l Waverly 6 8 156 157 Meogs S 8 104 11 2 Iront on 1 12 89 166 Jackson 0 13 67 230 TOTALS 54 54 1089 1089 Wednesday 's r es ult s: A thens 17 Ga ll1 p0 11S 16 (8) Logan 18 We ll ston 0 waverly 12 Ja ck son 9 t/1e tgs 20 Ironton 4 I .sca!lons, a couple of .293 years a nd a 309 season. In 1970, Bench hot .244 in Aprol and went on to won the MVP, leading the league on homers and RBI. In 1972, he hot 209 111 the first month and won the MV P aga on Hos worst Apnls were on 1973 when Baked Potato Tossed Salad And Rolls oN L v NOW 1976 CHEVETTE 4 dr , Bl ac k GRANADA FAIRMONT 4 dr . . 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S3695 WAS $3895 NOW 1978 DODGE PICKUP Gr ee n 'f:~~ $4295 S3995 wAs s299s s279S am PAT HILL FORD -461S.THIRDST. ll'ljlll MIDDLEPORT,OH. • PHONE 992-2196 - s3595 ~~~ S3695 , Blue "{:~~ S6J95 $3495 '::~~ $3895 DALE R. SANDERS- GEN . MGR. I • - MEIGS COUNTY Fox Chasers, Fro day , 7:30 p.m., cabin on Eagle Ridge. Mothers will be honored Sunday at the Middleport United Pentecosta l Ch urch . Ea ch mother attending woll be presented a g1ft from the church during the Sunday school. Rev . Clark Baker, pastor, onvotes the public to attend. RUTLAND - Teen Dance, 8 to 11 :30 tonight at Rutland Civic Center ; admissions, $3 couples; $2 singles. PLANS have been completed for the Chrostoan parade to be held Sunday. The pao·ade woU start at 2 p.m. and move from the Pomeroy parking lot to Moddleport Community Park where a gospel sing woll be held . Those attending the sing are asked to take SATURDAY POMEROY - A traditional quilt show and sa le woll be held Friday and Saturday from 1-7 p.m. , and Sunday , from IO a.m. to 5 p.m. at Pomeroy Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Hts. Pomeroy. There will be an ad- lawn cha1rs. POMEROY - Meogs Arnen can Legion woll hold its final sogn up day Sunday at 1 p.m. at Meigs High School Ball Foeld. All mte rested vouths are to bnng birth certificaies, shoes and gloves. mission charge. A PUBUC buffet supper will be served Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m . by the Pythian Sisters at the hall 111 WilkesVIlle. Cost will be $3 .50 for adults and $1.50 for children. SYRACUSE - A motherdaughter banquet will be held at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Syracuse Asbury United Methodist Church. Information may be obtained by calling 992-5567 . :!~" n ih $12 .lrJ S1.1.. l, .. ... th 120 811 1 y ,.,, $.19 00 Ha ll'' ( lul , ttlt• Ohtn a111l \\-• ·~ 1 \ 'ir)!mia IM,.IIl il fi M"nl h 1 Vo.ll $1.100 $23 40 $44 20 Free Sundae May 9th ,_. , v N o, dl Burge ss EVMlgt:' l tS I '>OL'C I.ll S 1ng1ng 111qh l ly by HARMONY " and o Th er locill qr oup s Pit s l or Rev Janw s Cu n dd t ex !(' nd s t o a ll .1 cord1.\J lrl VII.l!IOn MONDAY HYSELL RUN - Revoval servoces wi ll begin Monday at the Hysell Run Holiness Church located on County Road 15 off State Route 124. Terry Kender of Elyn a woll be the evangelost for the servoces to be held at 7:30 e<H: h eve mng. Rev. Theron Durham os the pastor TUPPERS PLAINS ELeme,. ta ry Boosters woll meet Monday at 7:30 p on . Speakers woll be I r=;~-7'--"~'Help You Celebrate. 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Don't be embarrassed to seek assistance, especially from persons you've aided in the past. SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Don't be too hasty in turning down social invitations fJr this evening just because you may not feel in tbe mood early in the day . Later, you'll desire activity. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jao. 19) If you have an ambitious goal to fulfill today, chances for success will be better if you don't bring others into the picture. You work best on your own. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2&-Feb. 19) Don't wait for things to come to yo u today. Take the initiative. Go out and make them happen . You may eve n surprise yourself by what you're able to pull off. PISCES (Feb. 2G-March 20) Don't be afraid to take bold measures today in order to achieve your purposes. You'll be able to distinguish between being assertive or merely reckless. ARIES (March Zl-Aprll 19) Your zest for life will be easily aroused today, provided you select compamons who want to be up and doing. The company you keep is important. The 1982 edition of "Who's Who in Music" will onclude the names of seven students from Eastern High School who have been selected as being among the country's most outstanding campus leaders. Students named this year from Eastern High School are: Carolyn Bowen, Scott Dillon, Sarah Goebel, Brian Collins, Lisa Collins, Julie Elberfeld-and Jeff Shrivers. Campus nominating committees and editors of the annual directory have included the names of these students based on their academic achievement, service to the >COmmunity , leadership on extracurricular ,activities and future potential. They join an elite group of students selected.from more than 1,300 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and several foreign nations. Outstandin~ students have been honored in the annual directory since it was first published in 1934. v .6, at ., p.s., p.b.• a -c, wire wheels, two-tone, blue . 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HIB addreu Is All the b1g features at a g1ft-away pnce' Clock has h1/IO di splay d1mmer, LED PM/Wake 1nd1ca1ors. s leep a nd snooze controls Rad10 features tw1n 3" speake rs for excelle nt stereo. FM-AFC . stereo 1nd1cator. s tereo headphone Jack 1112-1530 FMNHF-TV Sound/ ···~~,. Weather Radio Announcements Jesse G. Swan of Laol\svllle bas ADOLPtt,'S DAIRY VALLEY At the Unoted Fa olh Church Rt . 7 By pass, Pomeroy MAY31 o9 7:30 Noghll y .W.-AMC-JEE RACINE - The Southern High A re~ival .in progress at o,nvllle Wesleyan Church will cqntlnue through Sunday. . Save our RC, RC-1 00, Nehi, Upper 10, Diet Rite and Dad's Root Beer bottle caps for charity. OLD FASHIONED REVIVAL assislant superi ntendent of the Carleton School, Meogs County's school for the retarded and dosabll-d, on the 1.5 operatong levy . Both the head teacher "nd the Tolle I readong teacher woll be RIVERSIDE MA II .SL H."il'H I Vff(JNS Ohiu 11 11tl "'• ·~ I \'ir)!lllin .. ~~..o1'-' ,.. - THURSDAY, FRIDAY &_SATURDAY RACINE - The an nual variety of Southern High School, entitled this year, "We're Gonna Make Musoc" will be pr-esented at 8 p.m. Friday on the Southern Hogh GymnasiUm . Mrs . Barbara Lawrence is choreographer and Mrs. Lee Lee os dorector. Musoc will be by Dennis Satterfield, Dennis Wolfe, Mo Haley and Brenl Patterson with Mrs. Lee at the piano. Admission os $2 for adults and $1 for students. SUNDAY MEIGS COUNTY Pomona Grange, 7 p.m. this evening at Rock Springs Grange Hall with Star Grange as hosts. Inspection and entries for National Grange Sewing Contest to be judged. This os the final sign up for the year POMEROY - Mother's Day will be celebrated at Healh Unoted Methodost Church Sunday durong the regular worship serg1v mg suggestiOns from the staff voce. Rev . Robert Robmson will on actovoto es for the students to do speak on "Biblical Mathematocs" during U1e summer mon ths. and there will be musoc from the Packel<woll be goven out for each church choor . The pubhc has been grade level goven a specoal onvotatoon . , - - - - -- - - - - - -- ' RUTLAND baseball league woll hold its tag day in the village of Rutland, Saturday. Members of pony league and little league are to be at the Civic Center at 9 a.m. N•· ~ ll h 'l I ipl t••ll \ hi ····••I JWI 1111111'11 111111\1'11 :"> ho •HII 1<1 11111 '1 '1\ hl l ~ ol l olllo l hlt• MIDOLEPUHI O H IN THE LOUNGE SALISBURY TOWNSHIP Trustees will meet in regular session at 7 p.m. Friday at the home of Wanda Eblin, clerk, Laurel Chff Road. All meetings arc open to the public and books are available for public inspection at the home of Mrs. Ebhn. Calendar School variety show will be held at Southern ffigh School on Friday, May 7, al8 p.m. "We're Gonna Make Music" is the theme of the show with admission being $2 for adults and $1 for students. Mrs. Barbara Lawrence is doing the choreography for the show directed by Mrs. Lee Lee . ~o~IU' II Mother's Day Special This Saturday From 5 to 8:30 Rib Eye Steak 2 dr , green, auto tran s, atr $4395 2 dr , Gr ee n LaSALLE 131 NORfH -SECOND AVE PAT HILL FORD, Inc. s5995 HAPPY- Seattle's Gaylord Perry breaks a smile Tbunday night during the final inning of his 300th victory. Perry recorded a 7-3 win over the New York Yaokees. (AP Laserpholo) . THE " ! think he's starting to come CINCINNATI (API - Warmer around," Kluszewski saod . " It's a weather and the month of May matter of timing . He gets a little orught be the best remedies for Johnstreaky at times, but it's just a matn ~e nch' s .204 batting average. ter of him working himself out of it. " -The Con conn ato Reds third Bench said he knows he os not hitbaseman starts almost every tong the ball well. In hos last love baseball season with a lazy bat. His games, he has three hits. April average this year was .212, but " I'm getting there," he saod. " But that's not far below his lifetime April I'm still searching. It's a frustrating average of .243. thmg." "I've never been a cool-weather player," he said. "I'm like our whole r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~:::::~ ballclub was back then (the '70s). We all started hitting around May. I've had one good April , in 1971 ( .312, mne homers, 19 RBI) and I fell apart Dale R . Sanders - Gen . Mgr . the rest of the year." Bench fomshed 1971 woth a .238 battmg average. During May, Bench has hit consoderably better. His ca reer average 1980 MERCURY 1980 DATSUN 1981 ESCORT · for May is .277 . Last season, he hit CAPRI .365 durong the month. 310 2 dr , sli ver, 4 sp, AM/ FM In April, Bench has hot above hos 2 dr, r ed, 4 spd 2dr , red. 4spd 269 career average only lhree 56195 WAS $5295 tunes. Only once has he hot above ';f~~ '::~~ $4695 NOW .300. But Bench has bounced back from FORD 1979 FORD 1979 FORD LTD his bad starts to have two MVP )'ul! h~t " 12 2 95 54 game which was played for the benefit of sandl~t baseball In Michigan, Ohio and nearby Canada. Detroot won the game, 3-{l, ( AP Laserphoto) · JUST ONE MORE _ Cincinnati Reds' Johnny Bench signs some autographs during a short session before Thursday night's Detroit Tigers' exhibition SEOAL standings I ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs County Pomona Grange will meet at p.m. Friday at Rock Springs Grange Hall with Star Grange members as hosts. Inspection of degree work will be held and national grange sewing contest entries woll be judged. The Uuily Scniincl SE OAL BASEBAL L W L R TEAM .. ' RUTLAND - A teen dance woll be held from 8 to 11 :30 p.m . Friday at Rutland Civil Center. Admission is $2 for singles and $3 a couple. WASSi395 '. ., FRIDAY ' Th e Daoly Sent on e i- Page- 5 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio 1 • 0 • • • • • • • • • 0 • 2495 1 1895 2Dr.,4s .. . ...... Autci., PB, PS, good cond . 1976 CHEVY LUV ..... . . ........ . 1976 FORD Fl50 ClUB CAB 1 2195 1 1395 Save 5 10 69!~9- 95 4 cyl., stand . 1976 FORD F-100 .•• 1295 1 0 0 0 I o 0 0 0 0 0 Stand. 1975 FORD BRONCO ••..•••.•••.• '1295 Auto., 4 Wh. Drive, good shape. 1976 FORD F-100 • • • .. • • . • . . . . . . 11295 SPRING SAVINGS ' ' Check Your Phone Book for the ladle lllaek Store or Dealer Nearest You A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION PAICES YAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAl STORES AND OEAH:. RS �Friday , May 7, 1982 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-6- The Daily Sentin e l Friday, May 7, 1982 Vocalists leave for 'tour .of Washington D.C. today flee building. This evemng the group The vocal music department <I Me1gs High School is marking a ''fir- was to visit Ford Theatre, Peterson House, the Lincoln and Jefferson st" this weekend. Memorials as well as see the KenThirty-five members of the department's Muslcwn Collegiwn, ac- nedy Center for Pertorming Arts. At 10 a.m. Saturday, the vocal compamed by chaperones and their will tour the White House, group director, Ed Harkless and his wife, have lunch at the American History Cmda, left at 12:05 a.m. this morCarousel and sightsee at the ning on a conce rt tour in . Smithsonian Insl1tut1on. There will Washington, D.C. be tune to shop for souvenirs and Traveling by chartered bus, the roller skate. On Sunday the Meigs group wa s to arrtve m Washmgton at group will rehearse at the 8:30a.m. th1s morning and were to Washington Cathedral at 9 a. m. breakfast before taking a tour of the precedmg a choral pertormance at Bureau of Engraving and Printing . the cathedral at 10:30 a.m. Before A visit to the top of the Washington departing for home there will be a Monwnent will precede lunch. At 2: 45 this afternoon the group was to vis1l to the Washington Zoo. The have pertormed for the Ohio group IS expected to return to Meigs County aboull0 :30 p.m. Sunday. delega tio n and Congressman Students makmg the tnp mclude Clarence M1ller at the Ra yburn of- The dmner w1ll be prepared by the Methodist Men . Those attendmg are encouraged to wear the1r weddmg gowns or some item from the1r wedding day, and to take p1ctures of that day for d1splay dunng the evemng. The program will recogmze all wed- Tammy Black, Susan Danner, Pa ula Swindell , Teresa Prall, Suza n Thoma , Brenda Newman, Angle Pratt, Terry Thoma, Ka ren Spencer. Linda Noel, Len Sayre, Pam Brown. Gina Pauley , Rochelle MeDame!, Zandra Vaugha n, Julie Spencer. Anita Basham , Robin Ba rrett. Becky Til11s. Christine R1ggs, Andrea Batey, Tma Yost, Glenda Gumm , Ja ck1 e Rapp , Chnsly Qu1vey. Linda R1ggs. Cheryl Burns, Jeff Carson, Steve Pa tterson, Charles Davis, Danny R1ggs, Craig Darst, Clinton Turner and Jeff Nash. Chaperones are Mrs. Pat Thoma , Mrs. Goldie Carson, Mrs. Sharon Black. Mrs Ruby Vaughan . D1ck Vaughan, Dorsel Thomas. J erry Black and Mr and Mrs. Harkless. fcaturt>d in " All That Jazz" from "Chicago," during the annual Gaslite Revue, to be presented by the 42· member Gas Company Chorus at 8 p.m., Friday. May 21. in Veterans Memorial, Columbus. This is the 41st annual show presented by the popular Columbus iildustrial group. Theme of this year's show is "Nashville to New York." It features a varied program of country and Broadway music, soloists, comedy, instrumental and dance numbers. The two-hour variety show is open to the public free of charge. Veterans auxiliary An appea l for toys for hos pitalized children has been made by the Women's Auxilt<Jry uf Vek ron:::. Memon al Hospital Dunng a rece nt meet1 ng of the Auxilia r y, pla ns were made tu m- crease the toy suppl y w1th each member bemg asked to take a toy to the next meetmg. A toy IS g1ve n tu every hospitalized child up to 12 years of age The aux1llary also pr ov ides free tclev Json. Plans were made for awa rding two scholarships th1s month . Both rec1p1ents w1ll be ca ndystripers at the hospital. The nursmg scholar· sh1p w1ll be for $500. the techm c1an"s scholarship for $250 Plans were made for a products party to be held at the May meetmg wh1ch w1ll be hosted by Short y Wnghl and Janet Jeffers With Ruth Morns and Nellie Burgan , contnbulmg hostesses Refr es hment s l' ere se rve d followmg the meetmg by Eva Har· Gardner birth \ Mr and Mrs. Dav1d Gardner, of Rutland, announce the recent birth of a daughter, Amber Mane. She weighed f1 ve pounds. 14 ounces. The Gardners have a son, Scott Dav1d. Grandpa rents are Helen R1ggs, Rutland , Alva and Adra Swick. Langsville, Anthony Card1llo, Pomeroy , and Margaret Matheny. Denison, Te ~a s. Floyd Cleland of Langsville IS a grea t-g randfather. lley, Ethel Hatfield. w1d Mi ldred W1thee. Alfred youth Offi cers we re elected at a recent meetmg of Alfred Umted Method1sl Youth Fellowsh1p Elected were Lee Ann Robmson , president ; Kev in Brooks, v1ce pres1dent . L1sa Burke, secretary and treasurer; Brenda Reed. reporter ; Lea Ann Reed, usher ; and Debbie Brooks. song leader Plans were made for a county meetu1g held at the church Sunday. Middleport CCL The 1.5 opera tmg levy for the Ca rleton School for the retarded and disa bled was endorser! at a recent meetmg of the Middleport Child Conservation Leag ue Meeting at the home of Mrs Peggy Ha m s, members were rem1nded of the spnng convenll on to be held on May 15 at R10 Grande College where the speaker w11l talk on redeeming coupons. Devotions were by Peggy Houdashell and for roll call members named their dream career Em1ly Kane was a guest Refreshments were served . Ke.s ler!'ion and Becky J anes lied for GIFTS 99 Mill St . Prescnpflons Middl eport the most we1ght lost and Jo Ann Cn sp and Katherine Mi tc hell t1ed for runner-up Cathy Workma n lost the most we1ght at the F1ve Pmnts Exerc1se Class. P om er oy , Oh1 o TOPS 1466 Nelli e Haggy wh n losl a total of 40 pounds 111 c1ght weeks was honored dunng the recent meetmg of the Rutland TOPS OH 1466, Rutland , held at the EMS building. She was presented a check and members sang to her Mrs. Shorty Wnght, leader. gave Ita was readmg on the results of obes1ly. dec1ded to enter a noal m the annual July 4 pa rade at Rutland Lynda Adk1rs was the week's best loser. A new contest, ·· A Tug of War"' was explamed w1th two teams bemg A workshop planned for June 12 at has the been fairgrounds. A cosmetics demonstratiOn was given at one of the Apnl meetmgs. th e Miss TOPS 1456 Lmda Ba1ley and Joann Fetty were the top losers w1th Cindy Hartenbach as runner-up at last week' s meetmg of TOPS OH 1456 at Rutland. InformatiOn on jmnmg Slinderella SYRACUSE, OH 10 NOWOPENFORTHE SPRING SEASON •Vegetable Plants • Bedding Plants •Foilage Plants and Hanging Baskets OPENDAILY9til8 SUNDPY 1 TIL5 991 66 55 future brtdcs Mus1c will be presen· GRACE EPI SCOPAL CHURCH POMEROY CHURCHOf CHRI ST 212 W SALE OF pm •' THE SAl VA TI O N ARMY 115 Bull ern ut Pomeroy Envoy and Mr s Roy A ve Wrrung o fhce r s rn cho rgs Sunday Sunday holi ness m ee lmg . tO a m Sc hool. 10 30 a m Sunday sc hool leade r Elor se A dorns 7 30 p m YPSM sol vatio n mee tmg vono u s spea k er !> and mus1c sp eCial s Thursday - t O a m 10 2 p m Lodres Home l eagu e. all wo m en m vt!ed 7 30 p .m prayer mee 11ng and Brbl e study Rev Noel Hermon reache r BURLINGTON SOUTHERN Rev Robert McGee rnlenm director POMEROY CLU STER Rev Ro bert McGee POMEROY Sunday Scho ol 9 15 a m Wor shrp serv1ce 10 30 a m C h o ~r rehearsal . Wednesday 7 p m Rev Robert M cGee pa stor ENTERPRISE Wor sh1p 9 a m Church Sc hoo l 10 o m R1 chord Rothemt ch. pastor ROCK SPRING S Sunday Schoo l 9 I S a m Worshtp servtce , 10 a m R1 chord Rothemich , pastor FLATWOODS . Church Sch ool 10 o m Wor sh1p 11 o m . R1chord Ro themr ch pas lor BAPTIST POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH Of CH~ I ST 200 W Mom Sf . 991 -523 5 Vocal must c Sunday worsh1p 10 o m B1 b le sludy 11 am .. w or sh1p , 6 p m Wed nesdoy B1ble study , 7 p m OLD DE XTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHUR CH Rev .Rolph Smrth . p oslor . Sunday school. 9 30 o .m . Mrs Worl ey Fronc1s supermtendenl. Preoch1ng se rvrces f rrsl and thtrd Sundays follow •n g Sunda y Schoo,!. GRAHAM Super Deals on Complete Meals PHONE 992-5776 ner-up a t last week's Pomeroy class ..,t:n t:t.l wrth • Uakt:c..l Potato • All You -Can -l:at S.tl;uJ Bar • W.rrm Roll w11h 1\uw.:r Cannot De u ~ed 11o m othe• A.pp l •c~ ble lri •tl Ia, applocaO ie IG no1 O•I.(.OUnl~ •n~liitll.'(l S ~ le~ <etjUI~I P• ICe ,.llelf leQU IIfO 0~ l~ w NO t ~IIVOIJ I M LUupon ~pKoars AI P~•hc•p~hn4 ~ ~~~~ hou ~eo; ,CJUPON GOOO fOR A.NVPAR IV Sl/£ MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER METHODI ST HEATH . Church School 9 30 a m Worsh1p 10 30 om UMYF 6 p m Robert Robmson Pa stor RUTLAND . Church Sc hoo l 9·30 a m Wor sh1p 10 30 am Ro b ert R1der . pastor SALEM CENTER Worsh1p 9 o m . Church School 9 45 om Robert R1der . pastor PEARl CHAPEL . Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a .m Worsh1p 7 30 p m SNOWVIllE. Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Worsh1p 11 ()()am Preaching 9 30 o .m f1r st and secon d Sundays of each mon th . th1rd and f our lh Sundays each mo nth w or sh1p se rv rce at 7 30 p m . Wednesday event ngs at 7 30 Prayer and Btble Study SEVENTH -DAY ADVENTI ST Mu l berry Hetghts Rood , Pomeroy Past or . Albert Diltes Sabbath School Superrntendent Rrto Whrte Sabbath School . Saturday of lernoon at 2 00 , w 1th Wor sh1 p Servr ce followmg at 3 IS RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - SYRACUSE CLUSTER Sister Harriet.! Warner Sup! . Sunday School 9 30 a . m . morn1ng w o r shtp 10 45 a m POMEROY FIRST BAPTI ST. Oov 1d Mann , mm is ter . Wdl1am Sno uff er . Sun day school sup! Sunday sc hool , 9 30 om . mornmg worsh1p 10 30 o .m fiRST Rae Young and Debb1e Fmk tied for the most we1ght lost and Lmda Maye r and Jane Hysell t1ed for run- UNITED SOUTHERN BAPTIST Rev Stanley Memf1ed . M1m ster FOREST RUN Wo rsh1p 9 o m Church Schoo l 10 a m MINER SV ILLE Church Sc hool 9 a m Wor sh1p IOo .m A SBURY Church Schoo l 9 50 a .m Worsh1p II a m B1bfe Study 7 30 p m Thursday UMW fist tuesday 2B2 Mulberry A ve .. Po meroy . Rev Wilham R Newman restor . Hersh el M cClur e Sunday schoo superrnlendent Sunday school , 9 30 o m . morn1ng wor shtp . 10 30. e ven1ng worsh1p, 7 30 p m . Mt d week prayer serv1ce, 7 30 p m MIDWAY COMMUNI1Y CHURCH Dexter Rd .. Rd langs vt11 e . Rev A A Hughes ,' Poslo r . Sunday School 10 am Servtces on Tuesday . Thur sday and Sunday 7 30 p.m FAITH TABERNACL E CHURCH Ba1ley Run Road Rev Emmett Row son pastor . Handley Dunn supt. Sunday school 10 am Sunday svenmg se rvice 7 30 . Brble teochmg . 7 30 p m Thurs SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev . Jam es Cl ark Rev Mark Flynn Rev Florence Sm1th Re v Carl H1ck s BETHANY . (Dorca s). Wor sh1p 9 00 a m Chur ch School 10 00 a m B1bl e study . l si , 2nd 3rd and 5th Tuesdays 7 IS p m . youth fellowshtp . 2nd oncf41h Tuesdays 6·00 p.m CARMEL and SUTTON (Worsh tp , Sun day Schoo l and most other even ts held Jointly ) Sunday School 9:45 and Worsh tp 11 00 at Sutton first and third Sundays and at Carmel second and fourth Sun days B1ble Study second . fourth and fif . th Thursdays 7 15 p m Fomdy N1gh1 Fellowshtp Dmn er th~rd Thursday . 6 30 p.m . APPLE GROVE . Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a .m . Worsh•p 7 30 p .m . lst and 3rd Sun day s; Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p m Fellowship supper f1rs1 Saturday 6 p m . UMW 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p .m . EAST LET ART . Church School 9 a m Worship service 10 a .m . Prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m . Wedn esday . UMW second Tuesday 7 30 p.m RACINE WESLEY AN - Sunday sch ool IOo .m .. worship , II am Cholfproct1 ce . Thursday , 8 p.m LET ART FAllS-- Worsh1p serv1 ce 9 o .m Church Schoo l lOam MORNING STAR. Worship 9:30am Church School10·30 a m doy SYRACUSE MI SSION Cherry Sl Syracuse . Serv rces. 10 am Sunday Evening ser vtces . Sunday and Wedn es day . 7:00p .m 1\•llr rrr tr• t O!ljlllt \I• ill l hru In O!ih Ponderosa MT Oesstrl and Bl!'leraot not rntlvdett Cannot t.le usell .,.,m otlle r !lo ~oul'l! s Apphcal>le rues not onctuded Sales Ia~ apphcab te rc ' rel}Ui ilf prl(e ..mere reouued by taw No ca• ryou t on coupon r.owars At Diltllc•oa11no steakhouses COOPON GOOO FOR ANYPART Y SIZE -------------------------------· COJPON MuST ACCOMPAN Y PURCHASE s~2~yt~ $J99 ~;;;..,~-.11. aJI.d MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Of CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . Lawrence Manley. pastor ; Mr s Russell Young , Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9-30 a m Evemng worship . 7 .30 , Wednesday prayer meeting . 7:30pm . CHOPPED STEAK OR FILET OF FISH I'ALtJ: \lEAL' ~(:1"\ t•d ;_.. ith • Bah·d Po t;illl • All You Lm -l·. a1 '-l;~l ;1d Bar • \\ arm Hull wnh lhlllt·r c~mot ot usee ••~~'~ nr~~e~ d•..::oynrs Apphcalllt ta.es 110t orJCiuqeo Sales Ia ' apphcaOit 10 requ1~1 PfiCf wlltte •a• •eQUue<~ nv It:! carr you IIIII (.OUPIJ~ !pl'tloll\ AI par~top;!IUI(I Slfdl<hOusn MORIAH CHURCH Of GOD Racine- Rev James Sotterft eld pastor Mormrtg worship . 9'. 45 a .m .: Sunday school. 10 45 a .m .. evenmg w orsh1p . 7 Tuesday , 7 30 p m ladi es prayer meeting : Wednesday 7 30 p m YPE MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTI ST Corn er Sucth and Palmer the Re v Mark Me Clung . Sunday school. 'I 15 om : Don White . Sunday School . superintendenl John Reibe l Sr . osst supt . Morn1ng Worship , 10: 15 am . Youth meeting . 7 30 p .m . Wednesday including wee tots. eager beavers . 1umor astronauts . and 1unior and sent or high BYF . chotr practice . B·30 p .m Wednesday ; praye r meeting and Bibl& study . Wednesday . 7 :lJ p.m . MORSE CHAPEL . Church School OF Evening Worship . 7:30 p .m Youth Fellowsh1p . Wednesday . 7 30p .m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev . RichordW . Thomas Duane Sydenstricker , Sr . Sheldon Johnson John W . Douglas JOPPA. Worship 9·00 a .m . Church Si:hoollO:OO o m. 'CHESTER . Worship 9 a .m .. Church School 10 a .m . Choir Rehearsal 7 p .m . Thursdays . Bible Study , Thursdays 7:30p.m. LONG BOTJOM. Sunday School ol 9:30 THE a .m . Evenin_g Worship at 7:30p .m . Thur- NAZARENE , Rev. Jim Broome, pastor: Bill White, Sun day.school supt . Sunday school, 9:30 a .m . : ~rning wonhip, 10:30 a .m . ; Sunday evangelistic meeting, 7:00 P·n'l · Prayer meeting, Wednesday,_7 p .m. sday Bible Study, 7:30p.m. REEDSVILLE: Sunday School 9:30 o.m. Morning WorJhip 10:30 a .m . Evening Worshp 7:30 p.m. Biblt •Study Wtd· nesdays at 7:30p.m. AlFRED, Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF .,' iddleport Book Store 99 Mill St. M UPPER RIVER ROAD (Across from the Airportl 30 PORTLAND. Sunday School 6:30p.m . CHURCH Of CHRIST . M;ddleporl. Slh CHURCH 9 om . Wonh1p II om and Main. Bob Melton. mmister . Scotl Saltsman . onociote minister . Bible School . 9:30 o . m .: morning worship, 10.30 a . m .: evening servfce , 7·00 p .m . Wednes doy Bible Study and youth group meetings . 7 :00p .m . MIDDLEPORT UNIT ED MEIGS COOPERATIVEPARISH METHODISTCHUR CH CHAPEL . Route 1, Shode B1bl e sc h ool . 7 p m Thur sday w orshtp ser v1ce 8 p m . ~!==~=~P.O~.iB;o;x~1!4~5~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~Pomeroy, Ohio fi RST MEIGS COUNTY, Rev . Wanda Johnson, director; Horokf Johnson , director of education . MornlnQ. Wonhipot 11 a.m. Youth , 6 :30 ship Sen(iCe, 9 a .m .: Church School. School 9 :00 a .m . Mornlrrg Worship at p.f11. Sundays. Wedntsday Night Prayer Meeting. 7:30 ~ . m. ST. PAUL. (Tuppors Plains): Sunday , HARRISONVIlLE PRESBYTERIAN . Wor· 10.30a. m. MIDDlEPORT PRESBYTERIAN. Church School , 9:00 a .m ., Morning worship, 10.15. Blblt Study Tuosday. 10 a.m.: Bl· bit study, Thursday. 7:30p.m. 1 10:00 a.m. Blblo Sludy, 7:30 p.m. Tutsday. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Ollvtr Swain . Superintendent. Sunday school 9:30tvtryweek. Jerem1ah 17 9· 14 Saturday Lamentations 3 22 -36 r ! l ' I lJ ., ..ll'..!r. {~ ~ ~7\ Aul om OII 'I{' ~ ~ -Se r Vi Ce L oc u st & B eec h Str ee t 99 1 99 11 M1ddl ep ort IN THE MORNING 23' 6 90 , _, SY RAC USE Mom Sl NtHI Pr oudf oo t pas tor B1bl e sc hoo l 9 30 o m mo rn mg wo rsh1p 10 30 o m Youth mee tm gs b 30 p m even1ng wo rsh tp . 7 30 Wednesday mght prayer meelm g and B•ble study 7 30 The PIOneer History of Meigs Co. · 1908 For $16.00 and Hardesty's History of Me1gs Co .- 1883 For $20 .00 Re printed by : The Me igs Co Pion eer & Hl s ton ca l Soci e ty , In c a nd th e MeigS Co . Ge nea log ic al Soc 1ety Last Day to make out checks is May 15. Make checks payabl e to and send orders to : Meigs Co. Pioneer Society Wednesd ay Psalms Thursday Psalms PRE SBYTERIAN Ch urch Ch ur ch Sc hoo l 10 15 a m . mo rnmg worshtp I 1 30 a m Btbl e Sludy lu esdoy . 10 o .m . Juntar and Sent e r H1gh Yo ulh Gro up Sunday 6 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GO D. Pa st or Rev John Evan s Sunday sc hoo l 10 o m Sunday wo r sh1p 11 o m . Childr en s chur ch . 11 a m Sunday eve11mg se rv rce. 7 00 p m . Wedn esday eventnq young lod1es ou )( rl1ory 6 p m Wedn esday fom1ly w or sh1p 7 00 p m HA ZEL CO MMUNIT Y CHUR CH Nea r l ong Bott om . Ed sel Hart . pastor Sun day schoo l . 10 am , Church 7 30 p rn pr aye r m ee l tng . 7 30 p m Thur sday M IDDLEPORt FREE Will BA PTIST Cor ne r A sh and Plum . l eslre Hay m on pos l or Bob G rubb . oss rstont pas tor Sunday School. 10 a . m M orn mg War sh•p II a m Wedn esday and So lu r day Evemn g Se rv1ces. 7 30 p m 326 E JOY 16 1-1 I FmJay Mo 1n Sl . Pome r oy Sunday se rvices Ho ly Communron on !he ftrst Sunda y o f eac h month and co mbmed w lfh morn•ng pray er on the thtrd Sunday M o rnrng prayer and se rmo n on all olher Sund ays oflh e m onlh Church Sc hoo l and nu r se ry core provrded Coffee hour 1n th e Po rrs h Hallrmm ed•ote ly foll ow 1ng !h e se r v rce Co mpl ele Psalms TH E Mr<ICII+'p •or t. •!11' ..,__ ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Tues day Groc erte sGeneral Merch and• se R<1C1n e 949 -7SSO NAZARENE Cor ner Umon and Mul berr y, Rev V 1rg•l Byr er pas tor Glen M cClu ng ass!. pastor Clyde Henderson poslor emer rtu s Sunday School . 9 30 o m G len M cC lung . su pt morm ng wo r shrp tO 30 a m eve nmg ser v1ce 1 00 m td· week se rvrce Wed nesday . 7 00 p m PRE · PUBLICATION of Sllnderella. At the Chester class, Rosemary Randolph and Karen Baker were the top losers w1th Carole Da1ley as runner-up. At the Mason Class, Maxine WAID CROSS SONS STORE TR INITY CHU RCH Rev W H Pernn pasl or De bbr e Bu ck . Sunday sc hool sup ! Church Sc h oo l 9 15 o m . wo rship s'nv1ce . 10 30 a m Cho 1r rs heo r so l Tuesday 7 30 p m under d• rec 11on of Al rce Nease 1' THE DAILY SENTINEL m 116 S Secon d Po m erov 991 JJH 214 E . Main 992-5130 Pomeroy ted by Joan Robinson who will play appropnate nwnbers from each decade w1th bndes of that penod to be mdlVlduall) recognized. ReservatiOns for the ba nquet a re tube made with e1ther Jack Bechtle, 992-5383 , or Rev. Mr. Robmson, 9923039. 1-lutl.lnd , Oh1 0 >l) 77~ J Wm 6111' Br own . Ow n •' PhO n e ! 614114 7 , _ • · VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. dings begmmng w1th 1900 through fictiOn and biblical chara ctenzal!Ons to present their message. The public is .n v1tcd to attend. II \('II ('011,0\ 8. lodn P om eroy \ // Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment s.,,,., ·'"" Se r Vl ll' Alht'n~(. l'-'" ' • ~ .J vo nq~ RIDENOUR r-;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-j HUBBARD'S or ga mzed . Members were remm· GREENHOUSE ded that next week's meetmg is the la st we1gh-m for Spnngtune contest. F.-. •mPrt• r' ot Co tumb u '>. 0 804 W Mrl lll 997 13 18 Pornt:r 'IY " ~ o" Loan Co. CLOTHING HOUSE -''_, KERMIT"S KORN ER . , . 7 I Top we1ghtlosers dunng April for TOPS OH 570 were Kathy MeDamels. Lmnie Bell Aleshire, and Heather Wood Runners-up in weight Jose dunng the month were Bermce Durst, Debbie Clonch, and Teresa Wood. Meetmgs are held at the Me1gs County Fairgrounds on Tuesdays w1th weigh-in tune being at 6 and meetmg tune at 7 p.m. N a ttOn w td e In s. Co Diamond Savings & NEW YORK comedy to hea vy drama , sc1ence, TOPS 570 Phon e 992 ·3480 Pomeroy 992 · 2955 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT MARK V STORE Middleport ~~~~~! i~t Church & Ofhc e Supplies n exlblhly to corrununicale a va nety the group may be obtai ned by calling 742-2233 . SWISHER & LOHSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK SlORE of themes, 1ssues and subject matter. They use everything from light Meigs County organizations hold meetings ~ St. Rt. POMERO Y CHUR CH Of GASCO DANCERS - Rena Hagrr I seated right I. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hager, Sr. , Coolville, is a member of the F1amt-ette dance group 7 McCOY'SAUCTION SERVICE Drama group will perform,..------Covenan t Pl aye rs, a n mternal!Onal repertory drama group, w1ll pertorm on Monday, Ma y 10, at 7:30p.m. at Mason Umted Methodist Church. Pertormmg at the Mason church will be one of 85 groups w1th a repertmre of over 900 plays wh1ch allow The Dally Se nt1n e 1 Pa ge J EXrERIENCE lltE JOY Of RELIGION Chaplain to address banquet Rev. Arthur Lund, director of chaplancy services at the Holzer Medical Center, w1ll speak on the "'Changmg Role of Contemporary Mothers" at the 6 · p.m. motherdaughter banquet to be held at Heath Umted Methodist Church. Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio ...--------,1 ' 'r---~- RIVER VIEW 1 The1e IS someth1ng thnlhng abo•!! a new day ' Another dawn at hope and prom1se to live and dream and love Frustratrons ot yesterday are gone and hke the earlh on wh1Ch we hve . we stand relreshed renewed and hOpelvlrnthe sh1mmerrng rays ot the morn1ng sun Ph 991 ·1551 786 N ~ nd St Middl eport , Oh How wonderf ul that we have been grven the power to make a new beg1nnrng-1t we trust and have !arth lf1 our Creator Worshrp ,n church each week and lind the la1ththat renews your lr te-- lhclt b11ngs lOY rn the mornrng cw ,•<l"' >9~1 ,. o So • 80}o .,.,.,., M••" ""0 S•""-" c"~'"'""''"'" ""II"' • ; l90h HO BSON CHRI STI A N UNION Sunday Sc h oo l 9 30 o m eventn g ser v•ce 7 30 p m Wedne~ doy pr ayer mee11ng 7 30 mornong worsh•p II am Sunday even1ng wor sh1 p I 30 Prayer mee 11119 and B• bl e st udy Thu r sday 7 30 p m you t h se r v1ce 6 p m Sundoy CHRI ST . Du ane Word en mm rsle r B1ble d oss . 9 30 o m . mornmg worshrp 10 30 o m . evenmg wo rsh 1p 6 JO p m Wed n esd oy Btbl e sludy . 6 30 p m NE W STI V ERSV IllE COMMUNIT Y Chur ch . Sunday Sc hool ser .... 1ce 9 45 a m Wo rsh1p se r v1ce 10 30 Evo n ge l rsr•c Se r VICe . 7 30 p m Wedn esday Pr ayer m ee tmg 7 30 Thur sday ZIO N CHURCH OF CHRI ST Pomeroy Horrr sonv.lle Rd Robert Purt ell pas tor Brll McElroy Sunday sc hoo l sup! Sunday !>C hool 9 30 am wor sh1p se rv 1ce 10 30 o m Sunday worsh1p ser v1ce 7 30 p m Monday and Tu ssdoy svenrng ser vices 7 30 each ev enmg ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHUR CH Prne Grove Th e Rev Wtlltom M•ddl e~wor lh Pastor Church serv 1ces 9 30 o m Sun day Sc hool 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRI ST Jerr y Pmgley . pa stor Sunday sc hool 9 30 o m . mornmg worshr p, 10 30 o m W ednesday e venrng serviCe . 7 30 ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Earl Shul e r pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m . Chu rc h youl h m~ e t 1 ng . 6 se rv rce . 7 p m p m Tue sday Brbl e Study . 7 p m N 2nd Ave M1dd lepo rt Sunday Schoo l tO 00 a m Sun Wed Ev enmg Serv iCe!> 130p m pm li BE RTY Chr• sllon ( hutch 4 l 1berty Ave Pome r oy Su nday Sc hool 10 a m Wo r sh1 p 7 30 Wednesday Se rv•ce 1 30 pm BEARWA LLOW RIDGE CHURCH Of RACINE CHURCH Of IHE NAZARENE Rev Thomas H Collrer pastor Mor!h o Wolf e Cho~rmon o f the Boord o f Chm !ton Life Sunday School 9 30 o m mornmg worsh tp 10 30 Sunday even · 1ng wor shtp 7 30 p m Prayer m ee t1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m RACINE FIR ST BAPTIST Don l Walker Poslor Robert Smtih Sunday school supl Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m morn rng worsh1p 10 40 am Sunda y 7 30 W edn ss do y c ve nmg worsh1p ev enmg B1bl e study 7 30 DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev R D Brown . pa stor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am . mornmg wo r sh1p 10 45 youlh se r v1ce . 6 45 p m . evemng wo rsh1p 7 30 p m . prayer and prot se . Wednes day . 7:30pm SOUTH BETHEL {S1I ve r Rtdge) Duane Sydenstnck e r Sr pasto r Sunday Sc hool . 9 o m . Mornmg Worshrp 10 o m Youth Ser vrce Sunday at 6 p m and Sunday Even1ng Wo rsh1p 6 p m B1ble Study Wedne sday . 7 p m Sll VER RUN FREE BAPTI ST Rev Mar vm Morklfl po slor Steve ltttl e Sun day sc hool sup! Sunday school 10 o m CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 3B3 pm CHE STER CHUR CH OF GOO Rev R E Rob•nson pa stor Su nda y schoo l 9 30 o m wors ht p ser vrce 1 t a m even ong ~c r v 1 ce 7 00 youth serv1cc Wed nes doy 7 00 p m lANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN RUilAND AP O~ I O li C CHUR CH OF JESL 1S CHRI S! Uder Jome., Moiler B•ble Sunda y study Wedne\dOy I 30 p m School 10 om Sunday n1qht \PrvrrP CHURCH Rob ert E Mu sse r pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 n m Poul Mu s!'.e r sup! mornrn g wo r sh• p 10 30 Sunday even1ng serv rce 7 00 mr d - wee k serv 1ce Wedn es da y 7 pm SY RACUS E CHUR CH OF TH E NA ZA RENE Rev Jam es 8 K•lll e pas tor Nor man Pres ley . Sunday School Supertn ·tendenl Sunda y school 9 30 a m mar n.ng wo rsh1p . 10 30 am evongei Js!Jc ser v1ce 6 p m P.rayer and Pror se Wed nesda y 7 p m youth mee11ng 7 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRISI Elden R Blok e . po sl or Sunday Sc hoo l 10 a m Robe rt Reed supt . Mornmg ser man 11 o m Sunday nrght servtces Chn sl•on End ea vo r , 7 30 p m So ng se r vrce 8 p m Preachtng 8 30 p m Mr d wee k Pray er m eetmg Wedn esday 7 p m Alvm Re ed . loy leader CHURCH O F JESUS CHR IST Loco l ed at Rullond on N e w lrmo Rood n ex l to For es t Acr s Pork Rev Roy Cl evsnge r pas tor . Ro b e rt Mu ss er Sunday Schoo l sup! Sunday sc hoo l 10 30om wo rsh1p 7 30 p m B1bl e Study Wednesday 7 30 p m Saturda y nrghl prayer se rvrce 7 30 pm HE M l OC K G ROVE CHRISTIAN Roger Wo l son . p os l or . Cr enson Prall Sunda y sc hool sup t M o r n1 1g wor shtp 9 30 o m Su nday sc hoo l 10 30om even rn g ser vrce 7 JO MT UNION BAPTIST Re11 Tom Dool ey Joe Sayre Sunday School Su pe rrnt enenl Sunday schoo l 9 45 a m evenrng w or shtp 7 30 p m Pray er mee t1ng 7 30 p m Wednesday TUPPER S PLAINS CHURCH Of CHRI SI Vrncent C Waters. Ill mm1 ster He rm on Block supenntendenl Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m . ev enrng serv1ce l p m . Wed nesdoy 81bl e Study 7 p m Sermonette Soil and water, air and forests, fish and wildlife are all God's gifts to man. In Genesis I : 28 God tells man to subdue the earth and have dominion over the fish of the sea, the fowl of the air, and everything that moves on the earth. You will note it says subdue, not abuse this g~eat gift of God. We have seen in the past the things of the earth are not limitless. They do wear out and do become used up and depleted. We need to nurture them and renew them. We must control our use and find ways of restocking the fish of the sea and the fowl of the air and every living creature, just as we must care for and improve our fields and forests and orchards. This is man's responsibility. God created all this and saw that it was good. It still is good but it needs care and work and love. These re!iources are indispensible to life here on earth. They are demanding our attention and we know they will thrive if they get our attention. Soil and water, air and forests, fish and wildlife serve us every dl\y. They surround us as well as sustain us. We dare not take them for granted. We need to consider them and consider them well. Rogation Tide is upon us. Seedtime and the singing of birds is here to go with the smell of newly cut grass and fresh turned earth. In Spring we say God's in His heaven and all's right with the world. This is true; but only so long as mankind understands that soil and water, air and forests, fish and wildlife cannot be abused year after year and survive. If we abuse we lose it, but if we subdue and use it, It will last until God comes for us. Let us consider this well. Today is the time to care. CHESTEHCHURCHOf THE NAZARENE !lev He rbert Gro te pas tor Fr onk Rdll e sup ! Su nda y Sc h oo l 9 JO urn W o r ~h r p serv •ce l t o m and 7 JO p m Pro)er mee trn g Wed nes day I 30 p m LAU RH CliFF FREE MET HODIST CHUR ( H Rev Rober t Miller pas tor Lloyd Wrrght Oorecto1 o f Chr1s ! oon Educot•on ':,undoy School 9 30 a m Mornrng Wor shrp 10 30 o m Choi r Pracl•ce 5un day 6 30 p m f.,enong Wa r shop I 30 p m Wednesday Ptoyer and B• ble Study I 30 p m DEXTE R CHURC H OF CHR IST Cherie'> Ru sse ll Sr mmr ster R1ck Macomber wp t Sunday sc hool q 30 am wo r shrp ~e • v • ce 10 30om B•bleSiudy Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGA NI ZED CHUR CH O F JI: SU':, CHRI ST OF LATTE R DA Y SAINT S Por tl ond Rac•ne Road W dl ,am Roush po<.. tor l mdo !:vans chutc h ~c h ool dorec lOt Ch urch sc h ool q 30 o m mo rnmg wo r shrp 10 30 om We dn e<,dOy even 1ng praye r se rv•ces I 30 p m BETHLEH EM BA PTI ST Rev Earl Shuler oos lor Worshrp ser v rce 9 30 a m Sun day sc hoo l 10 30 a rn Bo ble Stu dy ond proyer serv •ce Th ursda y 7 30 p m CARL ETON CHURCH Kmgs bur y Road Jrmmre Evans posl or Sunday school Q 30 a m Rolph Ca rl supenn tendent even.ng wo r sh rp I 30 p m Prayer mee l mg Wedn e!>do y 7 30 p m LO NG BO TT OM CHRI STIAN Tom R1c hoson pos l o r Wallace Dam ewood Sunday Schoo l Supermlendent Wors l·u p ser v•ce a! 9 o m Brbl e Sc h ool 10 a m HYSELL RUN HO LINE SS CHURCH Rev Theron Durha m pas l o r Sunday Sc hool at 9 30 a m M o rnmg wo r sh•p a! ! 0 JO o m Thur sday se r v1ces a t 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MI SS ION ol Bold Knob loc aled on Cou nl y Rood 3 ! Rev tow r ence G luesenc om p pas tor Rev Roger Wrllfoossrs tonl pastor Preo chr ng prayer serv •ces Su nday 7 30 p m mee l•n g Wedn esday 7 30 p m Gor y C rolf,th leod e Youth gr oups Sunda y eve on g 6 30 p m wolh Ro ger and V1 o let Wdlf ord as lead ers Co mmumon ser vrces llf sl Sunday eoch mo nlh WHITE S CHAPEl Coo l vdlc RO Re" Roy Dee l er pas l or Su nd ay sc hoo l 9 30 am wors h•p se rv1ce 10 30 a m B1ble stud y an d pra yer ser v1ce Wedn esday I 30 p m RUTL A ND CHURCH O F CHRI ST Eu gene Unde1wood . pas tor Herb Efl,oll . Su nda y school su p! Su nday sc ho o l 9 30 o m mornm g wor sh tp and co m unron 10 30 om RUTLAND BIBLE METH O DI ST CHUR CH Amos T11 11s po'> l or Donny T1ll1 s Su nday Sc hoo l Sup t Sund ay Sc hoo l 9 30 a m followed by mo rnmg w orsh1p Sunday eve nrn g ~e r v r ce 7 00 p m Prayer mee tmg Wedn esday ., 00 p m RUTL AND CHUR CH Of CHE NAZAREN E Rev ll oyd D Gr1mm Jr po sl or Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 o m . w or sh1p se rvrce 10 30 am yo ung peopl es se rv1ce 6 p m Evange lt sflc !'. er v•ce b 30 p m Wedn e<, doy se rvo ce . 7 00 p m FIR ST SO UTHERN BAPTIST Corn er ol Second Pos l or Fronk Lo wther Su nda y sc hoo l 9 45 a m ~ wor s h1p servrce 11 o m and 7 30 p m Weekl y B1bl e St udy Wedn esday 7 30 p MASON CHURCH OF CHRI ST. Mdler St . Ma son W Vo Eugen e l Con ger mm•ste r Sunday B•ble Study 10 om Wor sh1p I I a m and 7 p m Wedn esda y Bible Study vocal mu stc. 7 p m LIFE SCIEN CE CHURCH 11 N orlh Thrrd St Chesh 1r e lndependenl fun domenl ol serv 1ces Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m Pa stor Rev Or Robert Persons MASON A SSEMBlY OF GO D Duddrn g l one Mason W Va Rev Ronn1e B Rose Pa sto r Sunday School 9 45 o m Morn1ng Wor sh1p 11 o m Eventng Ser 'liCe 7 30 p m . Wedn esday Wom en s Mm1sfnes 9 a m (meetmg and proyet Prayer and B•ble Study 7 p m HARTFORD CHURCH Of CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION The Re v Wt lho m Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 o.m , James Hughes , supt evenmg se r VICe. 7 30 p m Wednesday ev e f)mg prayer meeting 7 30 p m Youth prayer serv1ce each Tuesdoy FA IR VIEW BIBLE CHURCH . Letart . W Va . Rt . I , Mark lr w m , pastor Wor shtp services . 9 30 o .m . Sunday school 11 a m . evening · worship . 7 30 p m Tue5doy cottage prayer meetmg and B1ble study , 9 :30 om . Worshrp servrce W&dnesday 7 30 p .m . OUR SAVIOUR lUTHERAN CHURCH - Walnut ond H&nry Sts . Ra venswood W Vo The Rev . George C. We1nck pastor Sunday School. 9 30 a .m .. Sunday wor ship . 11 a .m . CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH . now locoled on Pomeroy Pike . County Rood 25 near Flatwoods . Rev . Blackwood . pastor Ser · vices on Sunday at 10:30 a .m . and 7 30 p.m . with Sunday school , 9 :30 o m . Brble study , Wednesday . 7:30p .m INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. William Middleswarth Meigs County Lutherans INC. Pearl St ., Middleport . Rev . O 'Dell Manley , pastor: Sunday school. 9:30a .m .; Morning worship 10·30 a .m .. evening warship, 7:90 p .m . Tuesday . l2:30 p .m . Women's prayer meeting . 'Prayer and prolse service. Wednesday . 7:30p .m . . 30 p m POMEROY W~SlfYAN HOUNl:SS Harfi <..Qnv.tle Rood Earl Foeld\ pos lor Henry [blon Jt Sunday S<hoo l Supt Sunday ~< h o o l 9 30 a m Morn1ng Wor sh1p II a n1 ~un do y evenmq '>E' r v•<P 1 30 m Prayer Meellng Thur~doy 7 30 pm S YRA C U S ~ IIRSl CHU RCH Or GOD Not Penl eco <, tol Re~ George Oder pas tor Wor\hop <..ervrce Sunrloy Q 45 a m Sun do~ \C hool I 1 o rn war sh ,p .-.e rvoce 1 30 p m lh ur ,dof prayer mee rong J 30 p m M 1 HERMON Un•ted Brelhren or Chll '> i Chur ch Rt? v Rober t ~onder<.. po5!or Do" Will loy lt"uder lola ted m Texa s Com munoiy o tl CR 87 Sundo) \chool Q JO om M01n•nq wor\hip ser VI((' 10 45 0 m e~enong Plf'Olhonq se r v•cc \C1 and and l ourl h Sunday\ I JO p rn Ch r• sl•an ~ndeov or hr sl and th11d ~ undoy s I 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeling and Brble <..tudy ! 30 p m IF HOVAHI:. WIT N ~ t;<;F<; 1731Q Stale ~ou t e 1/4 lOne md(' eaq ol Rutland Sunday 8 1bl c lecluH? Q JO a m Wol chtower \iudy 10 70 o rn lue\doy 81biP \ludy I 30 p m lhur<,doy l heouolt c School 1 JO p rn '::!e•v•(e Meeionq 8 :JU p rn RUTlAND FREEWill BAI-' I 15 T Chu rch Solem St Ru tland Donald Ko11 Sr pastor Bud ~lewort '>upe r rn tendent Sunday ':,choo l 10 am e"e nrng wor shrp 7 30 p m WC>dne ... doy e~Pn•ng '>er v•ce 130prn CHURCH Of- GOD ul p, u !Jhel y located on the 0 J Whole Rood all h1ghwoy 160 Sunday Sc ll ool 10 o rn ':,upe rontenden t John Loveday Frr ~ l Werlne<,doy n1ght of mon th CPMA serv•Ce~ second Wed nesday WMB mee f rng !hrrd !hrough f dth youlh se1voce Geo rge Croyle pastor HOPE BAPfiS I CHAPEL 570 Gran t St Mrddlepor t Sunday School 10 a m morn•ng wors h tp I I o m evenrng wor shrp 7 p m Wednesday even mg B•ble study and prayer rneet•ng 7 p m AI hhated w1lh Sou thern Bo piost Con ven l •on BRADFORD CHURCH Of' CHRIS! Rrck y Grlber l pas tor Steve P,cken., supen n tenden 1 )u ndoy Schoof 9 :JO o m Church ~e r v • ces 10 JO am JU BI LEE CHR ISTIAN CI::NIER George s Cr eek Rood Rev C J Lemley pos tot Joh n Fellur e su perrn tendent Chur(h ..c hoo l Q 30 a'tn m orno ny wor sh1p IU 30 rvenrng se rv1ce 7 p m Boble Stud y Thurs J p m Classes for al l ages N utsety p rO• •ded l or wor sh1p Sf'lv1ces ST PAU L LU TH ERA N CHURCH Corner o l Sycamore and Second 51'> Pomeroy The Rev W1 ll• om M rddlesworth Po~lor Sund ay School 01 9 4S om and Church ':,ervrCP~ I I n m SAC RED HEAR1 Re v Father Paul D Weh on po sror Phone qr:r; 7875 Satu1 day evenrng Mo~s I ]0 Sunday Mm s tl and 10 o m Conless•on So turd ov I 7 30 p m VICTORY BAPTIST 575 N 7nd St M1dd lepor t Jome '> E Keewe po '> tot Sunday m or nmg wm~hrp 10 om even •ng ser v•ce l Wedne\doy even•nq worshrp I p m V • ~• lo l •on Thur<,doy 630pm TRINI TY (hrrs lt on As se mbly CoolvdiP Grlberl Spencer pa.-. l or ~unday sc hool q 30 o m morn•ng wor'>h 1p l a m Sunday even•ng se rvoce I ]0 p m m•d wee k proyet serv•ce Wednesday 730 prn MO UNT Olo ve Commun r! y Churc h lawr ence Bu sh pas tor Mak Folmer ~ ~ Super1 n1enden t Sunday Sc hool and m ar n on g wor shr p Q 30 o m Sunday CYcnong se rv1ce I p rn You l h mee t ong and B•b le study Wedn es day 7 p rn UNITE D FA ITH CHURCH Rou 1e I on Pomeroy b ypas s Rev Roher! Sm1ih Sr pastm Rev Jame ~ Cunddl OS<,o.-, ton r paslor Su nday Sc h ool 9 30 om mar nmg wors h• p 10 30 a m evenrng wor sh 1p 1 30 Wo rnPn" Fe llow-.h •p Tuesday'> tO o m Wedne ... doy r11qht prayer ser v1ce I 30 p m FA ITH BAPl t)l Chur ch Mmon rnPel at Unlled ~te£>1 Worket -. Un •on Hal l Rorl rood ':, tt ~('t Mo<,on Mor fl onq wm sh1p 9 JO o m )unciov 'H hool I 0 JOn m Even rng ':,('r~! C (' I r 111 Praye• rnr>eTonq Wedn esday I JU p m Mod Wee~> BrbiP Study Th ur srloy I p m FO RES l RUN 1.\AI-' ! I ~ T Rr> ., Nyle Bo rd en pu\ tQr (ornel•u\ Bunch supennt enden t Sunrlo [ ... choo l '~ lO am '>f.'(O f1 d Ufl( i fou r! I ~UrHfOY " WOr sh• p se r vrce at 1 ]0 p m MT M O RI A H B A PT! ~ I f- ou• th and Mo1 n 51 M•ddlepor t Rev (alv,n M •n nr5 pas i or Mr -. u.,,n ~u rngoodncr sup! Sunday school Q 30om wor.,hop serviCe 10 45 a m BURLIN G HAM SOUT HlRN BAPTIST CHUR CH Rout e I Sh ade Po-.i or Don Bloc k Alf ,t.aled wdh Southern Bopli.-.1 Conven t1on Sunday sc hool 1 30 p m fhur \ doy Sunday wor<, hrp 1 30 p m ev emng B1ble sludy I p m PENtE COS TA L ASS I:MBL Y Rar .ne Roul e 174 Wt llrom Hoback pos lor )un da y schoo l 10 a m Su nday even+ng .-.er vrce 7 00 p m Wednesday even•nQ .,er " ''e at 7 CARPENTER BA PTI ST Don Chead le Sup! Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m M orn •n g Worsh1p . 10 30 a m Pr ayer Serv1ce ollernote Sunday s MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL Th"d Ave .. the Rev Clark Bok er pa slo r Catl No1t1nghom Sunday Sc hoo l Sup ! Su n day School 10 a m c lo s~e!> for all ages . Evenrng serv •ces 6 00 Wed nesdoy Study ., 30 p m You lh se r v•ce~ 7 30 p m Fr~do y ECCLESIA FELLO WSHIP 1'l8 Mt ll St Middl epo rt . Pasto r IS Bro lhe r Ch uck Me Pherson . Sunday Sc hoo l at 10 o m Ser vices Sunday evenrng at I p m and Wed n•sdoy at 7 p m �' Friday, May 7, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·~· ~-~~ Thousands forced from homes following explosion P. ..._ . '"\ .%$ injuring at least seven people and forcing evacuation of thousands of people. At left were burning bonars. ( AP Laserpholo) . CHEMICAL PLANT EXPLODES - Aerial view shows the destruction ca used when the Alberta Gas Chemicals Inc. company e<ploded and burned Friday, I Market report Ohiu \'allr) Cu. Rt'purt Salt• 1·vt'f) Saturday at l pIll Pnees arc Lht S(Ht'k ~hrkt'l t.Hkt•ll fruw tlu· :-.itk uf Saturda}, May I Trends Veal c..: ah' t':-. ~ lt'wh Fccdt•r c..: attk $.1 lu $4 ht~her { ·ullt s S2lo 54 lul!llt'r Ft·t'tlt•r Skt•r;., {;\xM.l ami Chuwe Z)O to 300 lbs JOO to 400 lbs 55-64 . 400 to )00 lbs 53 :JO.. 6.1 70 :JOO to 600 lb.~ 53 51).65 , 600 tu 700 lbs 52· 64 :.~ : 700 tu800 lt.L'i 48-$8 :Kl . 800 allll unr 49-{,6. F t·t•tkr llt•tfl'rs Gl)()(j aml Cht!lt't•250 toJOO lbs. 4&-J!).;,o, 300to 400 lbs -4650-53. 400to::,001b..-; 48:;z :iO, ~ tu 600 lb.~ 42 50-~l . GOO tu 700 100 40. 48 ~ . 700 to 800 Ibs :18-47 ::,0 800 and over ofG-{) l , :)J-65 . Fet'tlt•r 4&-58 . 300 tu 600 lhs At~ll s Good ami Chowt• 250 to 300 lbs. tu 400 l bs 48-55 , 400 to 500 1bs . 5G-56 , 500 51 ~9 . 600 to 700 lb..-; ·17-51.::.0 : 700 to 1100 IU:. iZ.:t--46 . 800 umJover 4G-4a. Holslt>tn Stt'trs and Bul ls 300 to 800 lbs :i0.50. Jl !)0.6() , [i00-700 lb:i. !i0-!i9 .2S. ~ 2 5().. Fn'1.lcr Hctft•rs · 1Good and Chmn · 1 300{,(10 lbs. 43.56-52 : 500-700 lbs. 41.:;(1..49. Bulb 1,000 Ilk; u.1d up 45 . ~ 9 50 Slau)!hlcr Cows - utlhttes 38-42.50. n mrwrs anJ pmnc 37 .50\lown Vt•al Ca l v~·s Chml't' and pnme 77-86. Baby Cal ves ~G-ItXi . Fctodt•r Bulb · 1GooJ and C hut l'CI 300-500 lbs. Springt'r Cows 260-360 : Cow and Ca lf Cnm- 49 7:J.fl(l : 500-7001bs. 48-63 50 S lo~u g ht cr Bulls f Over I ,000 lbs. I 41 .75-54 Slaut!hlo•r r.u w;s lltt hl ws :11 5()....41 50 . Ca nnt> rs t~nt.l Cutlers 25-38 50. Spnn.:cr Cows Top Hogs 210 \l~ 230 lbs. ~1-53 Sows 400 tbs a11d up 5448.85. 7~. Boa rs 37--40 . Vt'a ls t Chmt•c and Pnrnc t 69-81 .:'10. B;tby Cal ves 1 By the Head I 40-85 : B) l ht• f'uund37 . ~ . Ptgs IJy the ~ad 31 . ~ . Atht'llll LIYl"lllo<'k Su.lt•s Mil)' I. 1982 CAITI.E PIU CES . Ft"t'ttcr Slt't!rs 1GOOll and Cho1n· t .lf'lO.MK!Ib." Superior, Wis., where the cloud was heading. Most residents returned home after a few hours. The National Weather Service issued a a ir pollutipn emergency noti ce for the area whi ch was later lifted. The cloud rose as it blew away . About 35 firefighters and 12 trucks took about two hours to bring the blaze under control. The area remained sealed off. " There wi ll be a lot of smoldering out there for a whil e," said Assistant Fire Chi ef JamesHeim . Musical set tonight 1 By lht• Ht•adli 95-J40. t B y thcUrut i~ IO CuwarldC<tl f patrs l.u na 11011 3!i0-600 By KARREN MILLS Associated Press Writer DULUTH, Minn. (AP) - An explosion on Thursday leveled most of a plant that makes an artifi cial navor e nhancer, sending aloft a black cloud of chemical smoke and fumes and forcing thousands of people to evacuate the area. No deaths were reported . Several people we re trea ted at local hospitals for burns and inhalation of fumes. The e<plosion at 9:15 a.m. blew out the front wall of the packaging section of Alberta Gas Chemicals Inc. The side walls fell in and the back wall was left partially standing . Damage to the $17 million plant was estimated a t $5 million. Most of the production a rea was saved. Authorities estimated that 500 people were evacuated in Duluth and 6,000 to 9,000 more m nearby HOG PRJCF:S ll o~s 1No. I. Barro-ws and Gt lls 1 200-2.10 lbs 56~7 Autt·hcr Sows .J8.{i6 . ~ . Bull'ht•r Boars 42-46 .75 He said a fire marshal was " assuming, based on the information avai lable to us, that a dust . e.plosion set it off." · The compa ny produces malic aci d, which is used to produce tartness in fruit juices and other foods. It employs 65 people, but only 35 were on the si te when the explosion occurred. ~ A chemistry tnstructor at the University of Minnesota-Duluth, Ronald Caple, said the fumes were not toxi c but could cause skin irritation. A spring musical " We're Gonna Make Music" will be presented this evening at Southern High School alB p.m. unde r the direction of Mrs. Lee Lee. NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING • s Bustness ervices YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE V. C' YOUNG Ill 991-6115or992-1314 O~i.j 0 tf c 1 Ca rd of Th ank s (pa1d 1n ndvance) 7 Cnr d of Thanks tpa1d 1n advoncel J Announ cemen ts 4 G1veaway 5 Happy Ads 6 Los t and Found 7 Yard Sa le ( pclld 1n adv anc0l 8 Pub I ic Sa l e & Auct1on 9 Won led to Buy Water Line Hook -ups Septic Tanks Coun ty Certified Roush Lane Cheshire, Oh . PHONE 992-2156 Ph . l61-1560 1·7-1 tf c CANDLELIGHT INN =--e-mplOyment servlees neal Estate 31 37 33 34 H om es t or Sa le Mobile Ho m es to r Sale Farms for Sale Bu si ness Bui ld 1nQs 35 Lo ts & Ac r eage 36 Rea l Estat e Want ed Ohio St . 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Your ad will be --+--1--1---+--! put in th e prop e r cla ss •fi ca 'Non if you' ll ---,-,l---L--1--...L-- 1 check th e proper box bel ow. ) W ant ed ) For Sa le ) Announcement ) For Rent 2 3 4. 5. 6. t I II I I 7 8. 9. to. II . ' I 12 t3. I u. I IS.· _ _ _ _ __ IJ 16. - - - - - - 1. I I I I· I 17 . - - - -- -18 . - - -- - - 19, - - -- - 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27 . 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. Mail This Coupol! with Remittance The Dally Seolioel 111 C"urt St • • Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 a..~~-- ... 7?11-~~--------~-- 61 61 63 6.4 65 446-Gallipolis 367- Cheshire 388- Vinton 24s-Rio Grande 256--Guyan Dist. 643- Arabia Dist. 379- Walnut 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 Farm Eq u.pm ent Wanted to buy L1vestoc k Hay & Gra in Seed & F ert i Ii 1e r Home I mprovem ent s Plumb1ng & Hea t ing Excava ting E lec r ica l& Relr• ger at.on General Hauling M .H . Repai r Uphol stery 991- Middleport 675-Pt. Pleasant 4S8--Leon 576-Appfe Grove 77J-Mason 882-New Haven Pomeroy 985--Chester 343--Portland 141- Letart Falls Up to I Swo ro s. T nr ee day 1nsertion Up to 15 Word s .. Six day LAFF-A-DAY Pub liC NoltCe NOTI CE TO BIOOERS Sea led bids will be received by the M etg s Count y Comm1ssioners of Pom eroy , Oh10, until 12: 00 noon May 15. 1982 , and a t that ti me opened as provided by law. for the purchase of lurn1ture an d equt pm ent to be deliver ed to th e Car leton Sc hool. at Sy r ac use. Ohio. in ac co rdance w 1th the equ ip men t list and speci fi ca ti ons da ted May 5. 1982 . now on file in th e office of Meigs County Comm,ss •oners Copie s of said specifi ca tion s may be ob · t.1ined from the offr ce of the owner on deposit of Twent y Dollars ($20 .00) for each se t . Such deposit w ill be refu nd eO upon re turn of th e plans and spec ification in good co ndition w i th in ten ( 10) day s alter the opening of such bids Doc ument s may be ob tai ned by mail. Al l bid s mu st be m ade on Form of Proposal •n clu ded with the spec ifi c ation s. Bidders sha l l a lso not e th a t the R ul es and Regulations on EQ ual Em ploym ent Opportunity shall be made a part of thi s co n tra c t . No b1dder m a y wlfhdraw h1 ~ bid wiThin SIXTy (60) days alter the ac tua l date of the opening thereof. If in t he opinion of the Owner and the Dir ector of the Depnrtment of Mental Retarda l1 0n or hi s delegated representative, the accep tance of the lowes t bid is not in the best interest of all conce rned. th e Owner may accep t , w ith th e concu rre nce of th e Director or hi s de legated r epresent ativ e, anoth er proposal so ope ned or r ejec t al l proposr~ l s and ad· vertise for ot her bid s. The Owner with co ncurren ce of the Dir ec tor of the Depart· ment of menta l Ref;rr · dation r ese rv es the right to waive any inf ormalities . By order of the Meigs Coun ty Commissioner s at Pomeroy, Ohio, State of Ohi o. 151 7, 14 2tc Pub lic Notice LEGAL NOTiCE L-=-====="-----'-'-1 " Well, thank goodness! thooght it was going to be another dull evening!'' Ronald D. Va ughn , la sT D efe nd an t . whose kn ow n address is 17273 S t ate Rout e 104 , Chilli cothe, Oh 10, 45601. and w hose current address is unknown , will tak e noti ce that Patr ic 1a A nn V aughn has filed a Complai nt tor divorc e in the M e igs Coun· ty Court of Common Pl eas. Pom eroy, Oh •o. Case No 18105, captioned Patri cia Ann Vaughn vs Rona ld D Va ughn . Sa id Comp laint a l leges th at Rona ld D . Va ughn has been gui tt y of gross neg l ec t of duty and ex t re me crue lt y, and pray s for a d1vorce and other r eli ef . Sa id Def end ant wil l tak e not1ce that he •s r equ tred to answer thi s Comp l ain t w ithin twen ty ·e ight (28) d ays after ... th e tas t publi ca ti on of thi s noti ce Your Answer to thi s Co m · p lai nt must be fil ed with th e Meigs Coun t y Court of Common Plea s within three (3) day s aft er service of a ·copy of the Answer on P laintiff 's attorney. who is Jim D. Fox , 2002 Washington Bou l evard , Belpre, Ohio 45714 . Thi s noti ce 1S published on the following dates : Larr y E . Spencer Clerk of insertion .......... ... .$7 .00 Public NOtiCE' M eigs Count y Court at Com mon Plea s Pomeroy , Ohio BY · Marl ene Harr ison < De put y (4! JO (5) 7, 14, 21. 28 (61 4, esta te of Vi r g re Hobste tter , dece ased . tate of Rose H1l l, Pom eroy. Ohio. Robert E . Buc k Pr oba te JudoPI ( 14130. Ill 7. 14, Jtc ( INk PUBLIC NOTICE PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF VIRGIE HOBSTETTER , OECEA S· EO Case No . 23,742 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Apri l 26. 1982 , in t he M erg s Co unty Probat e Cour t. Case No . 7374 2 George H obst etter, 142 Mulberry AvenuP, Pomeroy, Ohio was ap pointed Admin is tr ator with the Wi ll Anne xe d of th e The Leb;rnon Tow nshi p tru s t,.e>s wdl re ce ive sea led b•d s ol th e offi ce of th e clr rk 55338 SR 124. Par tl fl nd , 0 . 45770 unt il 12 :00 noon Th ur sdily Mr.y 20, 182 for the Sillf' of a John Deere 400 tra c tor with loader and brlCkhoe - il S tS - me~y be see n at So uth ea s ter n Equ1pmen t . Ga llipoli s, On io The t r ustees rP se r ve the r1qht to r e jec t any or all b1ds Bids w ill be open at 12:30 M'Y 20. 1982 ill th e nbove addrf'SS 14113. 30: 151 7 fOOLS-FURNITURE COOKWARE MISCEUJNEOUS CARPET STARTING AT $12.95 Square Yard With Pad, Installed KITCHEN CARPET $ INSTAU£D 899 GOOD SELECTiON . ' OF SATURDAy, MAY 8th, AT ' ' GOLD SEAl CONGOLEUM IN 9 FT. and 12 FT. WIDTHS • STARTING AT $4.99 Cash & Carry RUBBER BACK _CARP.ET $4~h&11;~ 6:30 P:M; AT Corner of Depot & Main Rutland, Ohio S&KAUCTION SHERMAN TILLIS:. OWNER LONNIE NEAL: AUCTIONEER TERMS OF SALE: CASH OR CHECk WITH POSITIVE 1.0. ~LANDMARK 614- - 1 2 Real E1tate - General POMEROY, OHIO Large n•ce tot and a one VIRGIL B. SR . 116 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-( 614 )-992-3325 NEw LISTING Reas onabl e 6 room frame hom e . Bath, fur · nace. ci ty water , leve l lot, garag e, and near shop ping for on l y Very NEw LISTING - 25 ac res of pasture and woods . Good remodeled FIVE POINTS - BUILDING LOTS - A li ttl e over Partly furnished 12'x60' Schult mobile home with a 12'x30' matching addition. Two·three bedrooms, family room, large living room, and an equipped kitche n. Large lot with strawberry patch. $19,500. STATELY OLDER HOME - In Middleport. This 9 room home has up to tlve bedroom~. formal din· lng, familv room, and fireplace. plus a three room NEW LISTING .Approximately i'l FARM acres wOOded acreage- pasture, with a• three bedroom home, completely remodeled, custo.m wood burner, pine cabinets in kitchen,. equipped kitchen, new plumbing and wir- ing, two car garage. Beautiful view $55,000. . Fr ee pupp1es. Ca ll 446 4036 . 5 baby ALL STEEL BUILDINGS Si zes start lrom 30x14" sma ll& Large Utility Buildings Carpet Pieces Qound Roo m Sue and Area Rug s Bound Carpet Installation Sizes from 4 to 6 and a ll wood building s 24)(36 . Insulated Dog Hou ses Rt. 3, PH . 614-992-7848 4·12 1 mo. pd Greg Roush Ph . 992-7583 · or 992 _2282 Auro& 1R'uct REPAIR • Ranges • Relrigerators Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 • Dish - eoryers eFreezer s PARTS and SERVICE . · tf c 3 14 EXCAVATING AND CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING u . s . Rt. so East Guy sv ill e, Ohio Authorized John Deere. New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Deater Dozer & backhoe service, water, sewer, ponds, foundations, reclamation . Farm Equipment Parts &Service 1·3·tfc Licensed & Bonded Phone 949· 2293 PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR 4·9· tf c FRYE'S PENNZOIL CRO SSOVER S cANDLELIGHT INN Rt . 1 Cheshire, Ohio 1395 Plus Tax 4·18 ·1 mo. PH. 991-9913 St. Rl. 1 2 bedroom home. Bath, bedroom frame home with bath, natural gas, ci ty wafer, full base· ment and one atre for the kiddies or pony . COUNTRY HOME Garden, 2 garages, basement, 3 bedrooms, modern · kitchen with stove and refrigerator. furnace, family room and le vel lot out a short LIUI'K Dl VACUUM SWEEPER EXCHANGE & SERVICE Authorized ·Factory Dealer for Compact, · Hoover. Eureka, Regina, Pana,nnic Vacuum. RAINBOW-The Amazing Water Machine ''T he m1chine of·tomorrow· today t Soaring Ahead Nature's Way curtails your house dusr problems. u .P.S. Service Gallipolis 614·446-2096 Parkersburg, w .v . J04·4U-S434 Murdoch Av . & Lakeview Dr. OO·tl c . REALTORS HENRY·,E. CLELAND, JR ., GR 1 JEAN .TRUSSELL ' ., . DOTTIE.TUIINEII OFFICE 9f river: Harrisonville chen, 992-6191 . 949-2660 9f2-5692 . 991-2159 with carpefin,g, basement, gas heal and small garden. Asking on ly $16,000. ASSOCIATES Helltl TNIQf'd, GQf'don TNfonl, llld Sue Murplrf; , Housing Headquarters pl eaSE' caFa)( ll843 2354 . If see n female hound Yard Sa le 7 Sa turday On ly Three fam ily garage sa te. Ram or shine C loth ,ng, good cond1 fion : dishes, boo ks , lugqage. gol f clubs and ot her m i se 1l ems 3 m il es bPyond l a1 rg round s on old Rl 33 Yel low hou se nex t to Pomeroy H ea lth Ca r e Cen ter 9 to 3 Announcements Yard Sa le 1/ 4 mile out Ad dison·Bulavill e Rd . Fr iday & Sa turday . Clothes a ll siz es, n icna cs & new af ag han s. SWEEPER and sewing ma chine repair, parts, and suppl ie s. Pick up and de livery, Da v is Vac uum Cl eane r . one half mil e up Georges Cree k Rd . Ca ll May 7·8. Beh ind Cheshire Bapti st Churc h Motor· cyc l e, A&C , r oto till e r engine, d i shes. and more . 9 till ? AAHBQf009RedtS 3 446·029 4.. Why not hav e a magician at your home co mings , church pi cn ics, cl ubs end bir thday parti es? If in· te r es ted ca ll 992·7352 for an appot nfment. - - - - -- -- Ra cine G un Club·Attention all m embers, fishing der· by, B·B·Q, horseshoe tour namen t . Sunday May 9 Moving Away Sa l e May 6th, 7t h, 8th & 9th . on Shoe String Ridge. Clothes, fur · niture. Low pri ces. 9AM to 5PM. Garage Sa le May 6· 7. 9 till ? Mitchell Rd. 5 Families. Yard Sale .2 Family Yard Sale . Rt. 160, Vin ton. May 6-7. 9· from 9 a .m. to 7 p.m. 4 Fami ly Yard Sale Lots of different items. Shoestring LOTS - One building lot in Pomeroy and 3 in water taps, NEW LISTING - 6 room farm home, bath, city water, equ ipped kit· L os T Ap nt 17 in Porf land a r ea. Brown and whife Yard Sa te Sa t . & Sun May 7 & 8th . Rt. 141 Cen tenary , Oh. Ac ross from Jumbo . Some furniture Ph. 949-2160 or 949· 2311 Phone 742 -9575 Tire sales & repairs , gas & groceries. We now hav e new American made Mopeds in stock . Found 3 Family Yard Sa le May 5, 6, & 7 1/ 4 mil e out 218 f r om R t. 7 Fi sh aquarium . cloc k r adios. stero. por tabl e TV & mi se it ems TOM HOSKINS Salem St. Rutland, Oh . TUES . thru SAT . 9 AM . Io 10 P.M. SUN . 10 A.M.Io 6 P.M. Dr.nk & Drown a ll noqh h MONTH OF JUN E Friday and Sa lurda y MAJlSHAll T E NNENT Counrry Rock NOTE : Crossovers, Thurs & Sun band s lut s 7 · )0. end!i 11 : 30 . 0 1her n•ghts ,I0 1o 1. Ca rryouf Beer Av aila ble Dr•nk & Drown dunng Band N1g,hl Ridge Rd. · FOWLER CONSTRUCTION CAN HELP YOU .BUILD YOUR DREAMS! New Construction and Remodeling. your PH. 992:3543 or M2·2316 ,, decorated Mother's Day cakes at the Pomer'oy Pastry Shop. 216 E . Main st. Pomeroy, Ohio. 992-2971. No Hunting or trespassing on the Edsel Hughes Farm, 2 Family Yard Sale Shoestring Ridge Rd . Mi sce ll eaous · items . Friday-Saturday . 9-5 dai ly. Rain ca ncels. Yard ·Sale location Brad - Pleasant. bury Rd: behind WMPO radio station. Dale Satur· day M'ay B. Rain or shine. No Trespassing on Noll Property, Rt. 62, Point Pleasant. . Yard&. Garage Sale I 1/ 2 mile out Rl. 218. Sat. May 7 &8. 9-? Lucas FROM CONCRETE TO ROOFING AND EVERYTHING IN BETwEEN Fri ,Sal. 9·5. Rain ca ncels . Order Lane, PORCH SALE . Old Rt 7, Add1son , Ohio Fr1day and Sa turd ay Porch sa le O ld Rt. 7. Ad d1 so n. Oh . Friday & Sa tur day Pub li C Sa le & Auc tion Rt ck Pearson, Ex per1enc ed AUC TION EER . Estates. antiques. t ar m . household L•censed Oh ioWV . Buy.ng ant1ques 304 773 57 85, 773 9185. Auc t ion every Fn n•ght a t the Har tf ord Communi t y C£'n tcr Truckloads of new mer cllandi">P Pve r y w ee k Con sigmen ts of new and used mer chand tse a lw.:tvs wel co m e Rt c h,lrd Reyno l d s Aucl•oncc r 775 3069 ANTIQUE Stlow & Sale , Hunl1ngton Gal tar1cS. Hun l 1nqton, WV, May· 8Th. noon ·un ttll 9 00 p m May 9t h noon unt dl s 00 p m 30 Dealers . ant,ques of all d1scnp tr ons Ex1t8 . I 64 9 Yard Sdle T11ur . Fn & Sa t 117 mile on Bulav tl le n• lur e and Anltques of all k1nds. c all Kf'nnf'th Swa1 n , 446 3159 and 756 1967 1n The even1nqs Rd 9 00 ? Wanted to Buy WANT TO BUY Old fu r Yard Sa le FurniTur e. wood stove, CB rad10 , m1sc S.J I 1 m i out Patr1ot Cadmus Rd from 775 CAS H PAID t or flean , l a ! P model used ca r s Smdh Bu1ck Ponl1iiC. Galltpnl•~ . Oht O Call 446 2181 Garage Sale 583 Ja ckson Sa t 95,5882 P1ke C l othes. & mise BuytnQ Gold, S!l·,.er . Plaltnum. old co 1n ~. s cr~lp r 1ngs & sil verwue Drt d y quotes ava1 lilble Atso COtnS & COtn SUOPI I('S lor ~ale Spr1nQ v .11tey TradtnQ , Sp r 1ng Val ley Plaza . 446 S025 or 446 8076 Yard Sa le May 8th, lOAM til ? Clo t hes. Toys , books. oth er m1sc i t ems Ra 1n or sh•ne. 6 14 1st Ave Garage Sa le Sat . May 8 couc h & cha1r. 2 s1nqle mat tresses . 14 ft . f l at bo tt om boat, c hild 's b1cyc l e. cl ot hing , mise Appr ox 2 mi tes out Bu!,avi ll e Rd Turn lett on t o K err Be th el Rd . 81h house on right Waf ch for si gns or c all 446 2826 Mov1 nQ sale Sat M <lY 8. 9 5 St Rt 7 3 f amily ya r d sa le Thur s and Fn and Sa t 133 But TernuT Ave Pomeroy . D1n ne lle, sc hoo l desk . cr1b , cab1net , metal wardrobe, ruq . rocker, new toots 15 pc socke t se t . 40 pc m et r1c se t , nut dr~vers . come c1 1ongs. l1 c downs. dishes, pots. pans m1s c Co ll ec t1bl es Yar d sa te at swoods Rd .. Deep fr eeze. cur t a1ns May 6 35975 F l aT Co. Rd 26 turnllu re. 78th A cross tram Memory Gar dens. Rt 7_Cha rl es W ilder mulh . Ch ddrens, womens clo t hinq, C. B . radtO and m 1sc i tems. Fn . Sa l a nd Sunday Women . men , chi ldr en c l oth s, household goods, m ise 1tems . I md e fr om Langsville. Co Rd 10. Dcx ter Rd Fr1. , Sat .. Sun 10 8 Phone 7.4 2-1668 Yard Sales. Friday and Sa turda y. 3318 Howard r~nd O t hers. Po1nt Pl easan t FrtdrlY a nd Sa tu r day, 10 4, upper e nd Ma so n bes1de G&J . Maternity cl othes siz e 7, bassrne tt . dressi ng t<lb le. baby c l oth es sue To 1, appl 1ances. drapes and bedspreads Poiht GARAGE sale . May 6,7,8. 9 a.m . Mens, womens , chlldr ens, baby clothe s. shoes, housewares, fur nitur e. co lor t v conso le 507 Chand l e r Dr 1v e. Pl. Pl easant 3 Family ya r d sa tet , Sa tur day , May 8th . H ere for d Lane , A ppl e Grove. Clothes & ni c nacks, c heap We pr1y CclStl t or laT e mocte l cletln used cars Frenchtown Car Co Btll Gene Johnson . 446 0069 Pull type c amper . self co n ta 1ned . To sleep 6 Cal l 756 6574 O ld organ or p 1ano lor ct1dd to learn on Cnll 446 1488 BED S IRON , BRA SS . ol d turnllur e, qo l d . sliver dollar s. wooct 1cr boxe s. st one 1.=trs. nn t1 ques . etc . Comp lrtc hou sc t1old s Wrlle M 0 Miller . Rl 4, Pom eroy , Oh Or 997 7760 Silver . ~ re rl1nCT. tewclry , rtnQ~. ole! co 1ns & curren c y Ed Burkett Bnr ber St1op, Mtddlcpor t 991 3476 OLD FURNITURE , be d~ . 1ron . brass , or wo od K II c hen cubbards of all Type s T abies. r ou nd or sq uare Wood 1ce boxes Old desks and bookcases Wt!l buy c omple te household Go l d . sliver, old money , pocke t watches. chatns, r1nq s, and e tc lnd1an Arl lf ao s ot all types A lso buy1nq ba seball cards Osby MnrT 1n Y'Y'l 6370 Ac r caqe 1n Gall1pOitS Ferry M ea. Phone 304 675 2807 or 675 597? GOO D used P1c1n o. upr1qhts . 30 4 675 1645 no 11 Help Wanted You ca n ea r n good $$$ sethnq Avon For more .n format•on Call446 3358 H1qh Sc hool Graduates & Sen1or s. you can ea rn over $550.00 per month whde 1earn1ng a val uabl e sk ill li k e "comput er repa .rer . shee t metal wo r ker . or r e frt ger a t ,on Plus you will tlavc a secu r e part lime job w1lh th e Amry N a l• onal Guard after schoo l1ng . Bene t,t s 1nc tude a $ 1,500 00 en l is tm e nt bonu s. $35, 000.00 I de tnsuran ce and free lutt• on to any co ll ege or trad e sc hool tn W es t V1rg ,ni a Int eres t ed per so ns m a y ca ll () 04 ) 675 3950 or 1n West V1rg1 n 1a cal l to ll FREE I BOO 647 3619 wnnted People 1n Ga ll1a . Ja ckson or M etgs Co .. willing to pa rt1 C1 pat e 1n a foster home type pr ogram tor people with emot ional prob lem s. Re1mbu r se ment of $200 $250 per mo. For mor e in formati on, ca ll o write D• ane Ramse yer , o r Bec ky Can ter. Community Ba sed Homes. P 0 box 514. Ga llipolis, Oh 45631 Adm iss1ons rep r esen tat 1ve for Ga ll i poli s Bus•ness Co l lege. Salary plu s bonus. Sales ex per ience helpful but not necessary . Phone (614)446 ·4367. ask t or Lee Tyl er for inlerview . YARD sa le at 153 Main St. Tu esday & Wednesday, 11th . & 12th . 9 30·4:30. Fruit jars, blue jeans, all siz e c l o t hing , shoes, variety of i te m s. AVO N Be a suc cess Sell A von where you work or Yard Sa le at 2710& Lin coln l ive . Ca ll 742-2755 or col lec t AVe. in all ey , Friday & 614-698 ·7111. Sa turd ay . Full or part time R .N . or GARAGE sale-1409 Elm LPN for 3 to 11 sh i ft . Call St .. Meadowbrook Ad · Nancy Va n Meter. 992 ·6606 dition, Pt . Pleasant, Mon· day & Tu esday , May 10 & Don ' t miss this one. Th e 11 . 4 Family, m isc. items, perfect farni ty business. no 10·6. risks, have fun , m ake money . Ca ll 991·2088 after 6 GARAGE sal e, Drive, 2932 p.m . Pt. P leasant, Saturday , May 8, Wanted · People in Gallia, 9 a .m. untill 3 p.m. Jackson. or Meigs Co .. willing to participate 1n a FOUR family yard sa le, fos ter home type program Friday & saturday , Rt . 35, 9· 4: 30 ,across from Siders Equipment, Henderson. YARD sale S~turday, 9 un ti lI ? 2629 Lincoln: Baby clothes. blankets, mens suits, new prom dress. nic· nacks, more. E xpc r 1enced man to do body work Apply tn per son aT Hyse l l' s · Used Cars. RutldriU. Oll 1u CAREER OPPORTUNILY IN SALES No Sillf'S ex per1en ce reQu 1rcd. but only Ilanes! . t1arcl work1nq 1n d 1V1dua1 need apply You Wtll reCP tV(' lra lniOQ lllal can lead To exc ellent cor ntnq<, Pos:, t!JIC promOitOil to r> ){f' CUIP;e IPve t Com ple tc fr 1nq e bencf 1I S pa1d, nnd rel 1rcrnent Cn ll tor rlP potntm cnl belw0en 9 11 n m 997 7480 Wanlf'CI Rf'lt able w om c1n tor qcner<'t\ housework tn Mnson F 1ve hOL·r s a day , tw o Oily s eac h week . steady work: M1n tmum wilqe $3 75 S S pa td Two adults Apply 10 ' Box holder ' Box 55? . Pomer oy , Oh10 45769 Cocktilil Wr11 tress Apply 1n per so n r11 The Me1q s Inn , Pom eroy . Oh 10 12 S•tu .111on s Wanted Hnve va Crlil l Y 111 my hom e Ambulillo ry tor eld erly man or woman 7 y{'MS ex pcr1en cc 667 3407 Tup per!>plil1n s. OI1 In su r ance SA ND Y A ND BEAVER In su ran ce Co has off er ed servt ces tor f1 re tn!>urance coveraQf' tf'l G all1a CounTy a ce ntury . tor al m ost F nrm , hom( • rlnd pe r sonal property co verrlQe s are rlVili iC1l)lf' to meet tn C! 1V1dU cll nrPdS Con tact HMry Pi! clliOrc!. aqen t Phonf' •146 1477 15 Sc hools tn st ruct 10n Knrare ltil' ul t tmnh• 111 se ll dCfCn C(' rll l priVBI(' l eSSO nS , Men. w omen . & chlldrr>n ln ~ tru C I1 0n thru blil Ck belt Also rtvatlablc KMaiE' un d orm s pu chtnQ rlnd k1 Ck1nq bi'IQ S, clnd pr Oi f'C t1v (' equ,pmen l Jerry low l•ry & AS!> OC ti'l t es Karr1 t e Stud1 0 , 143 Burl 1nq1on Rd . Jn ckso n . Oil Call78o 3074 18 W<~ nt e d to Do Sdk House ( Custom <:.,t\k 1\owPr <:.,J Comp le te bndal l1n e. wedd1ngs . and a l l OCC il">IOns Ca ll 367 7566 The Lawn Mow1nq Sertv C'. no YMd To b1:J or small t1ou se pa 1nl 1ncr & rooflnq , anc;t I1Qtl l haul1nq Crtll 446 3159 a ftPr6PM 1 286 57 40 Wt!f ca r e tor elde rl y man or woman on our farm. pr 1vatc room . $700 per mo Ca11446 8163 Baby st lltnq full Ttm<' or wht!c you shop No 1n fil n l ~ Call 446 8264 lady Ca ll446 2781 Meadowbrook N eed somro ne wtlh till er t o prepare smal l qnrdcn plot tn Galt1pOits Ca\1446 4.419 13 Wanted swarms of bees Ca ll 245 5055 or 446 1052 or 446 180! GARAGE sa l e Sa turday 8th . 9·? Cloth i ng, din in g 16141446 3022. room furn i ture , rug m otor · cyc le . etc /90 1 Meadowbrook Or Lady to stay wtnl elder ly YAR D sa le, May 7 8, J111 mi tes out Jericho Rd . Rain or shine. wa tc h for si gns. 11 ~ c l p Wanted HELP ca re tor nan d•capped woman 1n home Must lift , cpok , f1ght . housekef'ptnQ and nurstng Refer ences requ,red 367 7549 aft er 6 EXCELLE NT Yard Sale 1ST R d . oft Bulavllle, Wes t Brook Sub . F r1 & Sa t . 8 to ? Rain or sll ine Bl oc k sa le, I day only, Saturday May B. 8 . 30 4.00 at leas t 15 f am il ies maybe m or e. Mayo, Roush, GlenRay and Allendale St reets. New Ha ven And Home Maintenance • Roofing of all types • Siding • R emodeling • Free estimates e20 Yrs. experience CROSSOVERS Dnnk & Drown a ll nigllls Hlur s. Fn Sa l Sun May 21 -28· 79·30 .:~nd OHIO VALLEY ROOFING Call Bill Ward At Ward's Keyboard Visa 1·446·4371 Master Charge Lost Garage Sa l e Fri . & Sa t May 7 & 8th , 450 rea r F1rs t Ave ., Ga ll ipol is or 949 ·1417 Drink & Drown all n1ghh Thurs . -Fri.-Sa l . ·Sun. May 20·11 · 21 ·13 good e, 304 675 LONGhom ha1red k1 fl5050. ens. to LOSl Female Ger man short ha 1r dog, co ll ar with tags Los t in V1ncin1 ty of Mill Creek & Georg es Cr eek Rd It found con tac t Bob Sc hoonove r . 446 3695. REWAR D offer ed. r~~======~4~7~9=1~m~a~t=======~4·~5~·t~fc~~~=========~ C&M J&F BOGGS SALES &SERVICE Yard Sa le 844 Seco nd Ave. May 7 8, 9 5 Ga !l ipO i t ~ Yard Sa te 2 f a m ily yard sale Lots of nrcc i tems 560 N 2nd Ave M1ddlcport 9 Thur s, l hru l o 5 Wed. Sa turday 9 6 old ma le kllt ens LOST Br ow n• sh b l ack Billf old, los t •n vicini ty Gal l ipolis . Ci'1 11388 8810 0 All Makes • Washers washers B 1q Yard Sa le Frt Sun, 9? Deputy un if orms & ac cessori es. good c lothing, bedding , tools. and lo t s more. 112 mile out Pat r iot & Gage Rd . off Rt 141. 7 6 wk 304 895 3472 GARAGE St . Rd . Yi!rdSale Fr1 & Sat 9to? P1ne 51. R tO Grande Lots of evcry th1ng Ra1n or sh1n e Four l1 ger k1Hen s. Phone Roger Hysell & 8 8 beaul1ful pupp ies, mother old ·E'ng l1sh shee p dog, Fa th er unkn ow n Ready to be Cldop ted . 985 4454 6 KEN'S APPLIANCE Yard Sa l e Sa l e Sa turda y T oo l s, d1snes. pan s. 6 bt c ycles . furniture & c lo thes Out 141 to 775, on Patriot Cadmus GOld , Box S4 Racine, Oh . Ph . 614·843-2591 SAVE 13.00 WITH THIS AO 992 3471 F ema le Benp t ype dog, 2 months old wht fe fe m ale 7 mon th s old . see 3110 ave . Po •nt H oward Plensan t 304 675 755 1 P&S BU ILDING S For more information- Ge rbel ~ . 992 7406 trip . I LONG BOTTON of 2796. Ph .991·1174 2-26·tf c Reasonab le Rates CR OSSOV ERS and garden. $39,900. 111,500.00 Good 2 an acre of beautiful laying land with elec tri c and • water avai lable. price reduced to $5.000 . wks . old. wormed . Ca ll 379· ~xperience Pomeroy, Oh . CARPET BINDING SERVICE W ILO WATER Country Rock Thur s. · Fr. .·Sol i.·Sun May 11· 14· 15· 16 cook and bak e units, carpe ting , paneling , basement, FA furnace ' K1 1tens Ca11 446 4477 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. B 20 tic COMING BANOS story fram e home with attic finished . Heavy i(l· sul ation , central air, and many more f eatures makes this three bedroom home attractive. but owner will sell with a small down paym en t or may trade properties with you . $34,500. garage apartment. SJ5,000. 4 1 1 mo. Fri .. Apr . lO, Sat., May I nice modern r anc h. 3 bedrooms, 1111 baths, 2 good woodburning fir ep lace s. Foyer, natural gas FA furna ce. din ing rm , full baserrient, 2 ca r garage and l arge land sca ped tot near Meigs school for only $59,900. 608 L MAIN REEDSVILL6 - Cn ll 388 82 10. 3·Hin $11,500. NEW LISTING - Real Eatate - General TUPPERS PLAINS GIANT CARPET SALE 'i,P.,. _ POMEROY Public Notice ,H. 992·2259 AUCTION JUST RECEIVE A complete line of shrubbery, trees and rose bushes. See us for the lowest prices in town. AND A GOOD USED8HP JOHN DEERE TRACTOR - $700 ~· 6tc Public Nottce CALL COLLECT GALLIPOLISI OH. New Homes - extensive remodeling ....... .. .... $4 .00 Public Notice 446-4782 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION (Average 4 words per li ne) Public Notic e FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-6011 •E lectric work •Custom Pole Bldg s. •Roofing work 14 Years Experienc e inserTion .............. SJ.OU Reg Coc k er Span1el, 5 '( r s old Wdl g 1ve to good home r~~==========j~::;;:;::;:;;;;:::;;::::~-t=======~6=1~5~·t~l~c~ 937-Buffalo Up to 15 wor ds . One day off er any oth er thing f or sa le may place an ad 1n this co lu mn . There wi l l be no charQ(' to the adver ti se r . " Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding es timates, 949· 2801 or 949· 2860 . No Sunday Calls 35 Yrs . PRICE IS RIGHT 7 W a ter Pills. Fruth Ph ar • Free Estimates Reasonable Prices Ca ll Howard 949-2163 949-1160 Free Estimates 4 20 ti c 891---Lelart 949-R'acine 742- Rutland 667- Coolville •New Roofing Free Estimat e James Keesee Ph . 992 _2772 247 -3534 wv Mason Co., Area Code 304 W~ndows Racine, Ohio 4/lO/ If c Set" lEes Farm Supplies & li'IEStuEI! Rentals following telephone exchanges. Meigs County Area Code614 Federa l 22 LR amo box of 50, $1. 59 or $14 .50 a br ick . Mu st bring copy of ad wi lh you Spring Valley Trad1ng Co .. Sp rin g Va ll ey Plaza. 4 79 1 mo types of roof work , new or repair gutter and downspouts , gutter cleaning and painting . All work guaranteed . •In sulation •Storm Doors •S torm W1ndow s •R ep l acement 16 YEARS EXP. •Residential •Commercial •lndustrt' al Happy Hr 4· 6 Da11y Mon .- 1<eqN1ghll2 Tu es.- Ladlc.>S N19hl8 ·1 Wed. - Dron ~ ct nd Drown A ll you can dnnk 8 1 Thur.- Poollourn.l menh 8 111 ov e r Fn. & Sal Bilnd! Or m k & Drown 10 1 Du nng Band On tv Su n . - P1ua and P>lcher Beer 7l Autos for Sa te Gallia County Area Code614 JIM LUCAS O'Brien Electric Service Rt. l. CheShire, Oh . CiJJssified pages cover the 72 T rucks for Sa le 73 Va ns& 4WD 74 Motorcycles 75 Boats & M otors 76 Auto Par ts & Accessories 77 Auto Repair 78 Ca mpj ng Equipm·ent 'sero te mDp era tur es. • pnng ev etopm ents 4 . 11 1 m o. pd . 12 If you need it built or fix ed w e ca n do Gal ltpo ll ~.4468025 . it. 742 -2328 Con trol hunger and lose we i gh t w1th New Sha pe RUTLAND ::\ o· p 1et tan and Hydrex eNoEnergy Needed . ew ater Availab l e at sub large Or Small Jobs PH . 991-1418 ~~~~r 9 ;etoader lor 117 1 ranspartatlan 51 Hou se hold Goods 52 CB. TV & Radio Equ1pm en t 53 Antiques S4 Mi sc. M er chandise 55 Build i ng Suppli es 56 Pets for Sa le 57 Mu ~c • a lln ~ lrum en t s 58 Fru •t s& Vegetables 59 For Sa le or Trad e "I· Rod & ree l combo, Zebco 202 $7 99 tter . o Cal l af ter 112 5. l r1sh 446 =l=t=f=c~ 9338 8Sewks ld males. ~===~~~~~3~·7~·~1f~c~B~;;;;;;;;~4;/1~9~/;I~m~o~~~======~2~·2~4~·t~f~c~~=======3=l COMPLETE 5 female pups, Dobe r REESE ~ C. R. MASH RADIATOR man . 1/ 2 German SERVICE Shephe r d . From Ga llipol is the Sma ll est TRENCHING CONSTRUCTION From l 1r st house on r igh t on Rt. Hea ter Core to the 160 1nS1de ci ty l1mit s of Vi n Custom kitchens and apLargest Radiator . ton pliances , custom SERVICE bathrooms, re modeling, Radiator Specialist wafer-Sewer-Electric plumbing, elec tr ic , and CLEANED 3 pupp,es to good home . 7 NATHAN BIGGS Gas Line-Ditches hearing . OA IL Y SPEC IALS 11 B u s in ess Opportun i t~ 7'1 Money to L oan 13 Professional Serv1ces ~4~v7~n is~utom~iic pistol ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~P~h~.~~~41~-~11~5~3~~4~·9~·~1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ma cy 4 J&L BLOWN H. L. WHITESEL GiYeaway MILLER Vinyl & Aluminum ANY PERSON who has ELECTRIC INSULATION ROOFING S I Dl NG ~~~:h~~f o\~.;·~; :~~:~P~~~ Vinyl & BISSEll Aluminum Siding All SE RVICE Sl DJ NG CO For all your wiring OPEN Mond<ty Su nda y 1l0p m 1 )Oa . m . Anneantements Announcem ents 3 AL TROMM BUILDING & REPAIR Freeze- Proof Water ',(--- -.. • Septic Systems PH . 991-9913 rAerEbandlse The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 --·-- - - pis tol $66.65 Jen n1ng s 27 automatic Rod & r ee l combo, Zebco ~- ·:' • Dozers • Backhoes • Dump Truck s • Lo-Boy •Trencher •Water • Sewer eGa s line s 1Addonund remodelinc - Roolinc 1nd cutter wor-tonuelework - Piumbing1nd ele,tfit•lwolk {Free Estim1tts) Pomeroy, I PULLINS EXCAVATING & Commercial Call742-3195 Or Write Daily Sentinel Classified Dept . 111 Court St ., Pomeory, Ohio 45769 Flnanelal Pomeroy- Middle port, Ohio ~==========:;'1';::::::========:;-r::==:;:::========~r;:==========~ The Automatic 600S t0 .99 needs; furnaces repair service and installation . Residential A public meeting will be held at 7:30 P.M. Monday, May 10, 1982, in the Middleport Village council chambers to provide citizens an opportunity for input for the second year application for funds through the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Community Development Block Grant program. All interested citizens arejnvited to attend. Fred Hoffman, Mayor Village of Middleport The Daily Sentinel Friday, May 7, 19112 I with emotional lo•·ob•lerns. Reimbursement per month . For information ca ll or Diane Ramseyer . or Canter , Community · Homes. P .O . Bo>< 4, Gallipolis, Oh . 45631. (61414-46·3022 . Wou ld ltkC IO do IJrli)VSI I t 1nq n my home by day or week Crt !I -146 4380 Y MdS. m owed and lrtm med . r0il So nable ra tes. r cl 1abt r Phone 304675 1804 BABYSIT T ING t n my homr. 1 days. cvent n gs day s, lull or part l1me. behtnd Ord 1nr1n ce Sc hoo ~ 304 615 278 4 21 Bus rn ess Opportunity Bustncss or s tore r oom 1n Park Central H otel Own your own Jean Spor f swear or 1Ntant Pr e teen St or e. Jean Program (A L SO SHOE, ATHLETIC S HO R E STORE! O fler1n g all Nalton.=tll y known brands su ch as Jor da che , Chtc, Lee . Lev1, Vanderbil t, Calv 1n K le1n, Wrang le r over 100 oth er brclnds $7.900 00 to $19 500 00 ,n elude s beqtnn1nq '" venTory . atr f rtr(' tor I to Fa shton Cen t er , Trcltn 1nq , ftx turc s. Grand Open1ng Prom o110ns Cr~ll Mr K os Tr cky (6 17J 4.37 0676, ('X I 3 Lawn M ower & G Mden Trac Tor S<11es loca ted a t Junct1on of Rts 7 & 35 1n K~1 n,1uan do 1no qood bu s1ness Owner wan ts to ret1rr Cnll446 3670 21 Busines s Opportun .t y Bus1ness butld1nq w1th qo.ng business anct, ap t '$35,000 992 3142. . Ctqil r ellr Vendi n g Business (ill I 304 773 565 1. 1974 GMC Jl 1 ton tru ck m obile concession va n , tully equ ipped se lf con · ta1ned . hrm S3.0000 . Phone 304-615 171 2 after 5 22 Money ~o Loan REFINANCE or pur cha se your home. 30 yea r fi xed rate. wva . & Oh1o. L eader' Mortgage. 71 E. State St ., Athens. Oh 592 3051. H ave land ? Wan t to build? N othtn g down , low 1nteres f , no paym en t for 6 month S. 614 592 3053. �Page-lG-The Daily Sentinel 23 Professional They'll Do It Every Time Services C&L Bookk ee ptng Bookkeepin g & tax se r v tce for a ll types of bu si nesses Ca r ol Nea l 446·3862 THE C/WotEYS A:> IT RIGHT WHEN 7HEY __ Se_ace for Rent elec tri c rnobil e home. Call 446 4303 . 51 Household Goods by Larry Wrlgh1 KIT 'N' CARLYLE'" G E washer $65., Ken m or e dryer $65 .• Kenmore dryer $50 .. Mayfa g dryer $65., M aytag w as her $85 742· 1351 tHAI~ fONNV. COUNTRY MO B I LE H om e Park . Ro ute 33. North of Pom e r oy La r ge lots Ca ll 997 7479 45" Kttchen stnk, c an be seen at 1605 Jefferson Ave Pt . P leasant L arge trail er lots for r ent rn Middl ep ort Ca l l 99 2 21 01 or 992 2319 a lt er 5PM d.nqcakes 99261 45 Pti'l no tun tng ~ n d repai r L dne Dantels Assoc taf e of Brun •c ard •'s Ga lltpOi ts 47 ,'l nd Cunn .ngham 's A the n s 741195 1 or 9911081 'R eat Estale::= Hom es fo rS a l e tJ rtc~ Beilu ttf ul & f rame , 3 rx•clroom home w / scc n 1c v•ew , w oo d burnr n g firepla ce . formal dtnrnq , cent ral c11r w t hea t pump La n sc aped . 1 il cre lot w ' fenced 1n back ya r d , ~4 5. 900 ll 0 o f nlanc1nq , o:.mall down pay m en t Ca ll ..146 3766 6 hou se . ba th, f ull basem('n f 10 c d y l1m il s, $72 ,000 Fnrm 6 r house , brl l h, u l il1 t y r oo m . roo t ce l lar 25 117 a, trac tor. t ~rm equ 1pmeo t , larqe tJar n . 900 lb tobacco base. $35 ,000 Ca ll 6 14 446 47 67 or 256 1773 For sale Spa c tou s 3 bd r ranch styl e home 2 ba th . ltvtnQ r oom . d1n rn q room . klf chen. laundry r oo m . 2 cnr qaraqe 3/ 4 ac r e prope rt y Cil ll 997 5064 il l IN 5PM Moder n hom e. 1 bdr . 5 r by owner Fully CM PCi ed , Wf' ll i OS Uii! led, lilrye lo l , r dy schools ( ii 11756 6060 wv Ir!~~~~~~~~~!~!~~~~~~~~~g~ Sl 32 Mobile Hom es for Sa le 42 197 4 Hil lcres t 2 bell r oom Good con d ., m us t sel l $4.800 991 391 7 at1 er 5 USE D MO B ILE 576 171 1 HOME M OB ILE H OM ESMOVE O L 1ce nsed & tns ur ed Ca ll 304 576 271 1 F or sal e '2 & 3 bedroo m tr a der s. furnr shed . w1th arr Call304 77 3 565 1 1981 AL L ELECT R IC 11" W I DE . 1 BE D RO OM m obil e hom e se lt tng on lot, r ead y to move rnto. S8995 10° 0 dow n. BA NK FIN A N (l N G AVA IL A B LE . 304 576 1711 1973 Gra ndvil le 14 X 70, J bedr oo m mob ti e Home wil l un sel l furn rs hed or furn 1shed mu st be moved Phone 304 882 2820 T r~~e over Prwmen l s remodeled. 3 N t>wl'( bed r oom hom e 10 M1 d dleport F H A ap p roved Acllclnce $73 .000 9 9 ') 58111 3 bedr oo m 14x 70. 1979 L 1berty m obil e home. one owner . wtll sacr d1 ce Ex lr as rnc lud ed 3011 576 1490 or 304 67 5 14711 New loq home on nver fron t .n Mtdd lepor t 446 35 ] ))/ 31 : per ce n t cl SS umable onf' yf'ilr old tr1 lf'vf'l. Mf'cld Ow l ilnd Es t iltes , Sb7.500 Cilll 304 675 1529 a t tpr S PM Lot s & Acreage '2 l ots w!l h ru r a l wa ter c lose to c1 t y l tm1 ts. $4,850 00 Cal l 446 129 4 lo~ n . Hou se . MCrldOwbrook Ad dllt on. 3 bedroom , f amily r oo m wilh fi r epla ce. c en tral n1r. ba se ment , Pt1 one 30 4 675 1542 HOU SE tor c;,a le by ov.nPr , 4 bed r ooms. c a ll t or ap po 1n t mcn t Phone 304 67 5 3170 a li n 4 p m TH RE E bedroom house. 1; bcl Se m(' n l . 11 l rl(rf'S Of qround . 304 675 3279 M obil e Home s l or Sal e IRI STA TE MO B ILE HOMES Gallt poi1 S Pr ,ce reduced . usee! m ob1le home s CALL 446 7571 CLE A N U SE D M OBI LE H OM ES KESSEL"S QUAL i lY M OB I LC H OM E SALE S. 4 Ml WE ST. GAL LIP OL I S, RT J5 P HON E 446 3868 Call S ~ t dmore l or mob il e home s movccf Gr ee nlawn ft anspor t Ca l l 446 278 3 day s. 446 3479 evcn m gs L •ce n se d & rnsu r cd 7S K 1rk wood 14x70, 'l bdr , cll l elec tn c, new carpet, tr on t end k1 tchen w tlll ap pha nccs L ocn ted 1n Quatl C1ee k , Rodney , Oh Call a! lf'r 4PM. 145 5288 ? bdr . woodburner cent . atr . new c ar pe t. w1 th 1/x24 qarilg e ap pro 117 ac , loca ted Rae coon Cr ee k Rd Call 446 3820, c1 1!er 5 70x 6'} ~ l ov e . 1965. 12x57 m ob1l e hom e. 2 bdr . part1 a lly turn , $3 , 400 Ca ll 38 8 868 8 l 'lx60 2 bedr oom mobil e home w 1t h 2 lot s Gas heat , rura l w a ter . Close to c 1ty l1 m•t s Call 446 1794. 1962 · Gr ea t L ak es, 1 bdr .• a 1r cond ., w asher & d r ye r . Mu st se ll Cal l 256 1906 af ter 2:00 . 12 /. t~O tr a der . exc ell ent c ondit1on Cal l 446 1552 . F urn ished, air cond i tioned, underpinnin g, se t up on lot tn Midd lepor t Custom bU1 It , furn , 2 bd .room Mobi le home on r ented R1v er f ront l ot . A l l elec., with cent r al A C. many ex tra 's incl ud ing 8x 12 storag e bldg . with w ork bench A 1 c ond . Mus t see to apprec ia te . Prt ced to sell . Ca ll 304-773·5680. 4 furni shed 2 bd .room mob il e hom es . Browns Trailer Park , M inersvi ll e, Oh . 991·3314 . 1969 New M oon 12x60 trailer w ith expando li vi ng room, set up, r ead y to live in on large corner lot in M i dd leport . Ca ll 992·2101 during day or 992·2319 affer Sp.m . 197 3 Roebvuck h o u se trailer . 12' x 52' . Un · furni shed. H as stove and ref r igera tor . Fair cond. Must be moved . $1,200. Ca ll 992·3069 before9 p .m . Wanted to Rent PROF ESS I ON AL l ad y des rr es a ttr ac tive roo m w rt h access to ba th , I n rg ht eac h w ee k Wrtte . Box P6 . % PI P leasa nt Reg rster . 200 Marn St , Pt. Pl easa nt , 15550 . 18 acr es tor sale L ays n 1ce. mea dows il nd woodl ands. $ 10.000 98 5 411 6 Lorge tr a der to t for r en t 1n Mi dd leport Ca ll 992 210 1 or 992 1319 TWO acr e l ots 150 It r oad tr o ntag e, c tty w ater . behlnd· B4 L umber , ca ll 304 675 6873.675 3618 41 House s for R ent 3 bdr del ux e hom e, exc ne1 ghborh ood. poo l. ce ntral a•r Ca ll 30 4 675 5104 or 675 5386 3 bdr . hom e 10 c 1t y , no pets. r ef Cal l 446 1158. 5r house wllh ba th , btQ garag e, good loc atto n lnqu1r e at 918 Seco nd Ave, Gallrpol is 4 bedr oom . cen tr a l atr and heat, c tty water, f ir ep lace. un furn1 shed exce pt k1 t cne n S300 m on th plu s utt11tt es Ref er ence and de po s d r equ 1r e d In Ra c me 949 2193 Ra cr ne Nr ce 2 bd .room , complete ly turn , A C.. S260 month. De posll req Glen B 1sse l l 949 280 1 or949 2860 Pomero y 2 bd . r oom. r em odel ed , 408 Sprrn g. Carpeted , securtl y dep os rt $100 Rent $195 Call a ti er 6 p m 991 1188 6 rooms. r emode led Ad ult s onl y . lh Pomeroy unturn1 s hed . Ex tr a clean $185. per man 304 882 2466 House for r ent 2 bd r oo m . all new pa 1nt. some carpet, a range in k 1tc hen, n o i n srde peTs, deposiT requ i r ed. 991 3090. For r e nt hou se Syr acuse. 991 7896. in 3 bd.r oom , 2 st ory . Bath and 1' J, refr 1g , and stov e, turn , newly redec orat ed, good residential area, $300. mo $400 deposit 991 2J62 between 3 and 6 TWO r epossessed mobi le homes, 81 models, see at K & K Mobi le Hom e Sa les, 34 11 Ja ckson Ave THR EE bedroom house. n1ce location. ref er ence required . 30-4 675 1090 . LOVE LY 6 room cott age i n countr y , S225. per month wi th 1 m onth secu rity deposit. Loca ted 79 Jim Hi ll Road. Hend erson, WV . for information cal l803·884· 4548. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile home for r ent . Call 446·4125 or 446·0756. Ni ce furnished mobil e home, centra l a ir, 1 mi. below city · over looking river , adults only. Call 446· OJ38 Mobile· home for rent . Ca ll .W.·3101 after SPM. Mobile Homes for Rent 12x65 m odern & clea n. 3 bd r . tu r n 1shed . ut rllt1es pd ex cept l or etec tn c Con ve n te nl 1ocat1 on on Upper Rr ver Rd across fr om John Dee r e Tr ac tor Sal es Sec dep r eq Ca l l 446 8558 aft er 5 '2 bd r tr a der t urn 1shed . adult s onl y, B row n Trad er P nr k, 992 33 24 1 bd r oo m hou se trarler Y ou p a y ulll1t1 eS un exc ept t abl e. f ur ni shed ch atr s an d cook stove $17 5 per m onth $7 5 depos 11 367 02 88 . '} bd roo m Mobil e home fur n1s hed P a1d u l1 i d les . loc f'lted 2 and 2 tenth smdes on Rt 143 , de p os .t r equr r ed , adu l ts onl y or c ou ple w1 th one chil d A ft er 5 991 364 7 M ob il e H om e, 2 bed r oom , f u r n tshcd , a ll elec lr1 c. was he r ,d r ye r hookup, $17 5 m onthly plu s elec tr tc1ty 304 576 144 1 1.. mil e out Snn dhd! Road , Po rn! Pl easa nt Ph one 304 675 3834 Two or 3 bedr oo m m ob il e Hom es, F urn ts hed or un fur n1s tl ed P ho ne 304 675 1371 or 675 3811 43 Farm s for Ren t PA ST U R E for r ent . 40or 50 head ca ttl e, no hor ses. qood fence. ab undan ce of wa ter 8. g r ass. 304 675 1169 . 44 Apartme nt for Rent Delu xe furn apart , ce nt . a rr & hea t 1 or 2 adult s only Ca ll 446 0338 Apa rt mco t .no 3, 2nd fl oo r turn1 shed ndult s only , no pe ts. r ef & dep r eq Call 446 0957 A P AR T ME NT S bedr oom . r en t start s a l $15'1 per m ont h 'l bedroom sta rt s a t $188 per month Spcc 1a l r a tes for Se n1or ( ti iZe n s Call 446 '}7 45 Jac k son Es tat es Fur n tshed apt b dr , adult s, $200. el ec trt c. w ater patd Ca ll 446 441 6 afte r 7PM Furn 1shed J r w1th pr1vnt e bath . 84 5 Second Av e, G a l l ipoli S Ca l l 446 27 15 F urn 1shc d apt , 1 bdr , $215 .. Utllttt es pn1d . Chtl d O K . Call 446 4416 a fter 7P M Furn 1shcd efi1 C1e ncy $ 135. u t llll 1eS pd . one per so n Call 446 4416 af ter 7PM . 1 bedr oom unfurn1 shed ex ce pt fo r r ef & s tove Dep & ref r eq , e x c ne igh borh ood Call 446 2419 or 446 3949 1 bedroom turn1shed ap t 991 5434 991 5914 or 304 882 1566 M odern 2 bd .r oom Town H ouse Apt. tn Tuppers Pl;t~n s nr ea N o re ts Cal l 304 485 5185 For re nt 1 bd r oom ap t tn Pomeroy . 991 56'1 1. 3 bd room upper. fur ni shed . $150 pl us deposit 991 55 11 . Apartm ents. 675 5548 APARTME NT S, mobile h omes, houses, Pt . Pleasa nt and Ga lli pol iS 614·446·812 1 or 614·245·9484. Apartm en ts, fur nished and u n fu rn t s hed . Point Pleasant . Refere nces, 304 675· 1365 . Furnished one bedroom a pa rtm ent , ex tra ni ce , ad ults onl y . No pets. Phone 304-675· 1386 Apa rtm en t s, r ef e r e nce r eq ui red, 304-675·7580 TW O bedroom, un · furnished . One bedroom ef · ficiency . 304·675·2722 Hou se hold Goods SW A IN A UC TION F URNI T U RE 8. P A WN SH O P 61 Ol ove St , Ga l lipOliS New sofa bed s $150 , used sol a beds $100. r ec liner s $80. bunk bed s $ 100. bunk1 e m a ttr esses $40 , m apl e r oc ker s $49 , m apl e d 1nc ll se ts from $125 t o $175 , bed r oom su.tes $ 150, 3 pc . l 1v 1nq r oo m sutt es $199, 2 pc lt v1 n g r oo m su ttes $140. love se at s $70, ow l lam p s $15. r1n ger wa shers $75 , dr yers . se v e r a l r elr1q e r a tor s , ut1ldy ca btn e t s, m ec hant c's too l s, be ds, sil ver stone. TV ,s, w ood burner s. s tero's and lot s mor e Ope n l Oam to 5pm , 446 3159 GOO O USE D AP P L IA N CE S was hers, d r ye r s, re fr tq er a to r s . Sk ag g s Ap r a nqes p l 1a nces. U pper R1ver Rd , bes1 de St one Crest Mo tel 446 7398 L A YN E "S FURNITU RE Sof a. ch a 1r, r oc k er . ot to rnan , 3 tabl l' S. $500 So fn, c hair n nd lovesea t. $275 So fa s and chatr s pn ced from $285 t o $79 5 T ab ies. $38 and up To $ 109 H 1de a oc ds, $340, qu ee n s1z e. $380 Rec ltner s. $ 175 to $295 , L am p s fr om $18 to $65 5 pc dtnellcs f rom $79 , t o $385 7 pc . $ 189 and up Wood table w llh 4 ch c11rs . S2 19 up to $495 . Des k S 11 0 Hutches . $300 (1nd S37S , mapl e o r p1ne l tn 1sh Bed r oom su 1tes Ba sse t t Che rr y , $7 95 B unk be d compl ete w1 t h m a llresst>s. 1150 and up to $350 Ca p taJ n's bed s, $275 . c ompl ete . Ba b y beds. $99 M attr esses or box sprtn gs, f u ll or twt n, $58 , frrm , $68 . and $78 Qu ee n se t s, $195 4 dr ches ts, $4 7 Bed fr a me s. no.and $2 5, 10 g un Gun ca bin et s, $350 , dtn etl e chatr s $20 a nd $25 Gas or elec t r 1c r a nqes. $?95 Or n1oped1 c super ftrm , $95, ba by ma tr c sses. $25 & $35. bed lr e m es $10. $15, 8. $30 Used F u rn ilur e b ook case, 5 pc d1n ett se t, 3 L1v1n q room su llc Ra nges c1 nd TV 's. 3 m il es out Bu lav tl le Rd Ope n 9a m to 7pm , Mon thru F r 1. 9a m to5p m , Silt 446 0311 RA Y "S U SE D FUR N tT U RE K1t c hf'n cab1ne t S65. r oun d wood br eakf as t se t $85. c hes t $A5, dr esser $60. ultl ti Y tab le $10. bar stool $400 . co ll ec t1 on of salt & pepper shaker s $'} 00 ea . churn d at ed 1907 $4 5. stone 1ar s. d1 shes Ca ll 367 0637 Ke nm or e wa sher & dry er , he avy dul y, m atc 11 pa1r , q uara nt ced . $22 5. Ca ll 256 1107 Avac ad o Ke nm or e w ashe r S 12 5 . il- vclc ad o Wes trnq house dr yer $110. each ex tr a ni ce, eac h quar ant ced 256 1107 Scar s Au tom o tt c washe r , 3 spd . 5 c yl . exc cond, 1100 Ca ll 379 1637. atler 5. Chest t ype deep freeze, 20 cu fl .. exc c on d. Ca ll 256 6744 Nor ge wa sher and dry e r fa '" sa le, worktng cond , 15u 00,99136 13. FLA I R FURN I TURE 8. D ES IGN , B em c o mat tresses or Box spr ings, l ul l or twin ,$58 . U sed furntture 5 pc d inett set , 7 pc di nett set. studio c ouch , living r oom suite, co mplet e bedroom suite, bunk beds, g lass fr ont bookca se, Open 9 AM 6PM Monday · Wednesday · F rtday. 9AM· SPM Tu esday Thursday · Sa turd ay or ca ll 675· 137 1 lor spec ia l apporntm ent . S'l 446 4537 Str ong budd ches t $175. 6 ft p 1cn1 c tabl es $45, 4ft por ch swt ng s $3 5. A t WoOd Shop. 101 Court St .. Gal lipoli s or ca ll 446 7572 M en ' s boot cut Wranql er 1ean s, & cordor oy pant. s•ze 34 32. Spo r t a nd w ork sl11 rt s. si ze lar ge No re aso nabl e off er re fu sed Call 446 4099 betwee n 5 and 8PM M en ·s b 1c ye! e, co nc rod Se lecta 12 speed, 15 tn ch fr ame, black, wat er bott le, m ax 1gnps. Le ss than 500 mile s, $175 f 1rm Se r1 ous 1nqu1r es only Call 388·9088 . Ce ntr a l a1r condit ioner . 75 Ford p 1c kpu tru ck Ca l l 379 1701 For sa le 11 HP r1 d 1ng law n mower . 3 yr old , tn good con d•t1 on Call 446 6321 I ] \:I ~- ~\ 357 Ma g num qun an d 1977 Chevy 4x 4 See at 105 Cedar or call 446 8591 aft er 5PM F or so le ' Ol d' F a 1r ba nk s M or rt s stat 1onary eng 1ne, 7 112 HP , good cond Ca ll 446 1340 alt er 5 Anl1que s Furnttur e, lam · ps. tar s, Dun c an F ti c Table Al so appl1an ces. other furn1lur e nnd mtsc. 991 105 1 Couc h. Y am ah a 80 M otor c ycle , f •r es on r 1ms. s•nk , 20 1nc h b tcyclc , skat es. tr omb one. g ut tar . coff ee t"ilbl e , qas hea t1ng stove . CAK E DEC OR A TING . Phone 304 675 1553 Pets for Sa l e 56 M ov ing. mu st se ll AK C. bla ck and white coc k er spa niel. mal e, $ 100. 7 mon th s old, 304·675 1076 58 Frutt & Vegetab l es SUE 'S G REEN HOUSE Open for the seaso n Vegetables and bedd1ng p lants, hanging baske ts, foliage plants. n1ce se lec t sh rubbery Co Rd . 30 next to Morn1ng Star H ous1ng Development Rac tne, Oh 9492 11 5. Swee t pot atoe plants 7 dif fer ent v artti es, Robert W . Lew is, Rt 124, Ra ci ne 843 1431 . Rubar b pl ant s fo r sat e. 247 3171. For Sa le or Trade A lot of d1ff er ent part s for 350 or ADO engmes. Al so par ts for 74 lmpa l q 1nter1or perf ec t 74 7 3063 . F or sal e U sed br1 c k, door s ·ex ter•or · 1n terwr ' wdh f ram es hardwar e , oak statr s, g lassed oak man tl e. wat er heater , wa t er prf'ss urf' pump motor. Slf'f•l bea m s. s torage c abinet s, 10 speed bik e, 3 speed btk e, wrough t iron lov e se at, ~ss ort e d tool s 997 ·6254 Exce lSIOr Od Co., 636 E M a1n St , Po m er oy, Oh1 0 991 n os 6 H 70 15 6 ply tru e~ !I res Lr k e new F ac tor y Gener a l Mot or s, AM F M drg i t at c lock r ad1 0 74 2 31 54 o r 992 7467 after 5 p.m . F~r:!" SUIQifje_s ~ =. :&•Uyestoctc= 61 Farm Equipm ent I se t of John Deere 4 bot · tom 16' se mt mount plows, 1 Hill sboro t r1 ax le goose nec k 28' tra der Ca ll 614 156 6534 New Ford 2 row corn pl a n tcr. nev er bee n used Call 379 1468 4,0QO to r d d1 ese l tra ctor Fron t end loade r ftf s 5.000 or 4,000 Ford tractor . Ford 7 bott om plow N ew pot a t oe p low . Ca ll 446 7317 T obbac co se tt er, 3 pt hook Call 156 6744 . ,, &I - 71 - 20 It boa t tra ile r . 1975 Dodg e Cha rger , P S, PB, AC. exce llent cond l tl on·388 9755 or 446· 1642 ex 1.33 2 1978 Cor ve tt e Si lve r An n tvesa r y E di t ion all op t1 on s, low mil eage , exc. cond Ca ll 36 7 7671 or J67 7560 1966 GMC Pt ck ·up. 1968 V W bug . Aller 5, 991 2762 . 72 Char ge r . 991 6361. 1977 D atsun B 210 1 d oo r hat chba ck 5 speed S2, 100 992· 2065 HART S Use d Car s, New Haven West V irg in1a Ove r 20 tess ex pen stve ca r s 1n stoc k CAR S and Tru ck s. most makes and m odels und er $200 00 so ld thr ough loc al governm ent sale s.Ca ll 1 714 569·07 42 E x t . 1855 for d tr ec tory on how t o pur cha se Surp l us 1eeps, ca r s and tru c k s avatl abl e M a ny se ll for under $200. Ca ll 317 742 1143 E xt . 3940 f or 1n form a ti on on how to pur chase. 1976 Thund crb 1r d . loa ded. mu st sacrifi ce du e to hea lt h. c an be seen 2 106 Mt Ve rn on. Point Pl easant 304 675 3008 . 72 Truck ' s for Sa l e 1977 CHEVY p1 c k up tru c k , powe r bra~ es, pow e r stee rtn q, 304 675 52B l . Vans&4WD . 1978 Jeep Reneg ade CJ 7. L ots of extras . S4 .200 Cel li 446 0307 or 156 9361. 74 1980 S uzu~t road b1k e GS 550, limit ed ed1tion, exc cond, 1,600, $1,600 Ca ll 446 0307 or 2.56·9367 . 56 Pets for Sa l e DRAGONWYND CAT T E RY . KE NN EL AKC C how pupp i e s, CFA H imalayan. Per s tan and S1r1rnese k ill ens Ca ll 446 3844 aft er 4 p m . HoLLCRE ST KEN N E L Board 1ng a l l breed s, c lean tnd oor outdoor f a ciliti es . Dober A lso AKC Reg mans Ca ll A46 7795. BRIARPATCH KENNELS Board mg and gr oo min g . Go rd on se tt ers, A Kc Eng li sh Cocker Span ie ls. Call 388 ·9790 . POODLE GROOMIN G. Call Judy T aylor at 367 · 7110 . Canar ies for sa le. Ca ll 388· 8531 . Black 8. tan Coon dog, $15 . Ca ll 388 9809. POOOLE pup s, AKC registered. No Checks, 304 · 895 ·3958 Stud Service , America n Sadd le bred , e xc . blood li nes . Call 256 6461 after 4: 30 or 446 8367. ---- ----- - -- 4S .. -------- - - ----- - ------ vw 1977 Rabbit, SJ,OOO. Calf 614-682·7373 after 5PM. Or trade 1967 Plymouth Barracuda conv., 318 small block engine, good fires and body . Cal' 446·«185, - -·-----·- --- 11-if-'\\ WRIT E ClDEC' TH EF: E So A L Or 1H0 5E thJl) to. 5- AN r \\Ato. E ltl._1c. E M(l\ I E~ ,.., F<lL! T V.. E. I M E-V EI<J 6 0J N \.:; TO CVNSi flER RlJNN I"-1 6 F.._1 R PJ Lif iC AL .)F t' EODL E 0Uf fHFRE: OFF I CE . WHO t...IEED ME- . (0 ~GFI:E 5S VI MI\J l 5f NA r.J R Z MAYBE EVEI<J P RE5 11JENT! GOLLY, NO- SHE OHJtt'T ·' MAYtlf · 5/iE WENT OFF T' fllffT HIM OUT LOOK IN' FOR. SANDY, I <'iUEGG.' HOPE SHE FIN[)!; 'I~ PRETTY DURN QUICK , TOO ' THOSE 5/iEEP R.AtiCHEii:S LOOKED PLENT V SORE ABOUT THA1 K.lll£K lXXl .' • MR. OATES SI\ID HE SAW SANOY AN' HIS F'{IEHD TROfTIN' uP THIS WAY, BUT .. 60ME1'/HER.E ! 'iOU MEAN . I ~ EVER"'(. O NE W E NT INTO TH ' J UNGLE FOR THE t SAID, SU PPOSE HO ONE WAS ~-HO:Ri; TO RON 'S Tele v 1StOn Se r v 1ce Spec tal1zinq 1n Zen tth and M otor o l a . Qun zclr . an d house call s Pho ne 576 2398 or 446 1454 SURRENDER 10 NF11 H£R !' Htt.vr I JUST MADE lT ANNUAL DIPLODOCU S TUNK? DAY PICNI C .. F & K Tr ee Tr •m m1nq. st um p r em ov al 675 133 1 RoN GLES"S SER V I CE ex per1 ence d ma so n. r oo fer . ca rp ent er , e l ec tri Cian , qc n cra l r e p a tr s a n d r em ode l1nq Ph one 304 67 5 1088 or 67 5 4560 I is call in' on th' Skinners wh1ch is wh4 we is here in th' fu'st place! .. .that 40u P,84 fer half of 1t! Wrl! C' r we ll s Co m mer c 1a l rm d Do m rs lt c Te st ho les Pum ps Sales clnd Ser v1 ce 304 895 ) 801 A D VA NCE D Seamless Gu tt er D oo r s O lf ef!n Q co ntrnu ou s qu lt ert ng , seaml ess s1d1 n q, r oof 1nq , o~ r <Hl f' r1oo r c;,. fr ee es t• mat es. 6 111698 8205 WI ~NIE J 1M S Pe st Con lr ol Ci'! ll us i'ln yt1m f' tor yo ur term tt e p r o bl e m s Fr ee 1n spec trons VA & FH A for ms iW cld i'lble L tce n<:.ed & 1n su rcd IJ y Oh1o & W V All word d one b y o qual 1fl ed & 1ra 1ned ser v 1cf' m an 304 675 3536. 304 675 d60J SHE WAS NEVER A/011/"'EP TO..P ME ABOUT MDTHEI?S DfATH AFTER I IIECOVEREP OFRt:'IALL Y. ,. SHE REACl FROM AMNESIA ! PAPERS .' ~UTIT ... MO THER WOULD HAVE f'REFERRE/7 IT THAT IN TilE WAY.' LOOI( WINNIE / MORE ORClERS FOR HOW ClO YOU LIK:E THE Wf<ITE VO ILE NUMBER ... ANCl THAT LITTL E BLACK JERSEY' WORKING IN THE SHOP ? IS EVERY· TH ING OKAY?' OH SURE I t.OV'/: BEING THERE I I'M Rl6 HT lN lHE CENTER Or EVERYTHING/ MOTHER Mffl?< FOI?GAVE WINNIE AI0 1 ~u1 SHE FOR MARRYING ME. Pll7 511E7 NOT TD FO<i'GIVE YOU o VE N ON HER WA S REAPY ~OR MAR'RYINr:S T/f'ATW~.. AN Y NUMB ER OF TIMES 1 PA1 N T1 NG 1nter, or & ex l f' r1 or , dry wa l l & tex tur ed rr tltn qs, 304 67 5 1573 BUILD IN G & remod cl1 nq . cnrpentry, roof1nq , plum b1oq , c oncre te work 304 675 1440 1981 Yam aha MA X I M 650, 1900 m it es. Call992·6130 H ar ley Davidson, 1976 . Spors ter·. 14 .000 actua l miles. Very good con d 742 1411. Boats and Motors for Sale 75 N o 78 83 FRIDAY P lumbing & H ~a.ti'.lg" EVENING 6:00 Excavati'!_~ Ga llt po ll s Diverstfied Con st . Co . Custo m dozer & backhoe wo rk . Specral far m rates Ca ll us for free es tim a tes . 446 44.40. 6:30 Trencher se r v tce We d 1g ditches tor water, sewe r , gas, electric ltnes etc , c a ll 698 1161 . L awrence Std e nstricker Ba ckhoe Servic e . Ca ll 675· 5580 . 84 7:00 E lectrica I ~_Refrig era tion SEW I N G Machine r epair s, serv1 ce Author i zed Sin ger Sa les & Servic e Sha rpen SCISSOrs Fabri C Shop, Pomer oy 997·1284 as Open Road Motor Home complete , · good cone!'., mounted on 1971 Chevy. custom . camper. 56,000 miles, new tires , PS, PB, CB radio. Must see to ap· preciafe. 614·985·3823. 17 If. self contained Cam· per. · Excellent cond. 84J. 7:30 Generat Hauling JON ES BOY S WATER SERV ICE . Ca ll 367 ·74 71 or 367·0591 Need som eth ing hauled away or someth ing moved? We'll do i~ Call 446·3159 or 61086·5740 affer 6. 8 :00 Now H auling limest one fill dirt·top so il·gravel. Free est ima tes. Ca ll J67· 7101 . m4. --- - -..... -----·- - 79 • - MCi!Or Home- - ,__ & Cam~ __ _ Topper for a short bed pickup truck. Call 256- ~1 after 4 •30 or .u6·8367 . If you need your trash hauled away, . call Ha rper 304·675· 5868 be tween I PM and 5 P. M . L a wn mower repaired . · U.pho~f_ery . TR1 STATE UPHOLSTERY Si10P 1163 Sec. Ave., Gallipol is. .u6· 7833 or 446·1833. o mm o m®J m (i21 News (!) On Vacation with Mickey Mouse/ Friend Animated fun as Jiminy Cricket tracks down Disney favorites at their vacation haunts. Cll Andy Griffith Cll ABC News CIJ Doctor In the House <Ill Over Easy 0 (1) (!) NBC News $50,000 Pyramid (() Gomer Pyle (]) Mup_pet Show 0 Cll ® CBS News Cl) D•. Who (fi) Ullas. Yoga and You Ill liZ ABC News IJ (l) P.M , Magazine (1) Bull' a Eye C!J Melissa Manchester in Concert ([) Winners (I) Entertainment Tonight (!) Happy Days 0 Cll Tic Tac Dough (I) (]]) MacNeil -lehrer Report t» News GlllZ Muppet Show 0 (]) You Asked For It (I) Another Ute ([) San~ and Son Cll 0 Cll Family Feud f1) Laverne and Shirley (I) Bualneas Report (RI Richard Simmons CiD Issues: Ohio G1 (]) Entertainment Ton!.vht 0 (!) Jokobook Ill National Geographic Sfleclaf CD MOVIE: ' Death Hunt' (]) Ted Turner At Georgetown (I) (Ill Benson The governor moves his staff to the country for the upcoming election. (Closed Captioned} Ill Cll ClD Duke~ of Hazzard Boss H"ogg manipulates a robbery with doubles of the Dukes. (AI (60min.) ,Cil <Ill "f.oooohlngton Weok/ A.v(eW PIUI Duke hosts as top Waahington .journalists analyze the wHk's m m e JIMS Water Servic e. Ca ll Jim Lanier, 304·675· 7397 . 87 (]) Cfil Wall Street Week 5/7/82 Camping - . E'!!'if>'!''!!f!. - -- .. [ <\"\ 6\."' I N ~ J(' L ~ l 1 Ca rpenter work Repatr or r em ocfl1ng , ce ilin g a nd wall panel1 nq 992 1759. · CARTER ' S PLUMB ING A ND HE AT IN G Cor . Fourth a nd Pine Phonr 446 3888 or 446 4477 1979 14' Bass boat, 55 H P Jopnson trolling motor , 6S Seed & Fertilizer trail er, live we lL winch, -··---- --- - · - BULK BLENDED etc. SJSOO.OO or trade for Agricultural fertilizer tractor of equal value . 304· delivered & spread or 675· 4327 . delivered & dumped or pi cked up at plant. Bie n· JOHN SON boat mot or , 5'11 ding service hours 8 to 4, HP, 304·576·1371. Monday fhru Friday, other hours request on spreader buggy rentals . A complete ~? _ - . ~'!.t~ ~epa_!r_ _ _ independent busines. Farm Qualify Aufobody & Paint Equipment serivce, Clif· work . Professional c ustom ford W . Snyder owner, paint work on motorc ycl es. Jackson. OH , 286·4983 . Auto Trim Center, .W.· 1968. If you raise corn to feed li vestock you owe it to yourself fO fry sime high protein corn (not high lysine) . Have limited sup· ply cBII Mark Grueser at 696·1001 . . OECID ET Spectal March and A pril only Gene 's D ee p Steam Clean1nq. Scot ch Gaurd F rce es t 1mat e 992 6309 82 Jersey Gurnsey cross cow PONTOON B oa t . 446 ·4143 . and calf. ca lf 4 weeks old. springer Gurnsey Hei f er . 1979 Lund tri ·haul ski boat , Phone 304·675· 537 1. 120 HP M er cur y inboard, tra i ler and sk i eq utp. Ca ll 156 6136 or 156·6517 . 64 _ ~i!.Y_& _G!aJ.n. _ 1.000 Bushe l s, ear corn . Bud Haffield, 304 675 3308 . MAK EG PL A N~ ... Mul lins sid1n g v1 n yt , nlu m , steel s1dinq, qu tt er s & r oof1n g Fr ee es t1m a tes . Ca ll 446 1402 H onda XR 80 T o ma s moped . each $300 Cal l 446 1360. Regi stered and g r ayed hor ses, exc ell en t 4· H pro 1ec t . Engl i sh and western sad· 1980 CR80 Honda . $400 . dies · every thin g Phone 304-675·1034 afler 5 1mag•nable in hor se eq uip· ment a nd suppli es, a lso r rd 1ng lessons and tr ail 1976 Kawasak i 400 Str ee t. rides a nd horse tr a ining. elec tri c, low mil eage, ex · ee l lent con diti on. $875 00 H oot Holl ow . 614·698·3290. Ph . 304·675·2195. Po ll ed H erefo rd nerd bull 304·881 1107 . \E Motorcycles 1967 J0 1010 dozer gas, $3500 . Phone 304 675 1034 alt er 5. For Sa le Baby turkeys, pheasants & ducks Ca ll 388·9038 . CL.O ~E C r eat ive wood dec k s. pressur1 zed p.ne, ceda r & r edwood Free es t1 m ate Ca ll 388 9761 H ouse Pa1nt1nq 1nS1de or out Rea sonab le rates. 304 67 5 6004 73 r ( AN "T 60 O N BE I"-.' l• A HE~ ·VdT. 1 VE DE - WHILE EA5)'"£5- Ca ll& 31t7t ext 77 R4ur ed or For sa le or t rad e 1976 F 250 au to, PS, PB. new pa1nt , $1.100 . Ca ll 388 8769 55 Livestock hangtnq ce ~l i ng s , ST ARK ' S tr ee and law n ser vt r e, I r ef' fe rf!IIZ er w 1tn o'ln n ucll ca re . tn sur ed Phone 304 5761010 1980 Honda CR250 , exc. c ond ., $950 Ca ll 388·86 59 63 r-;::===;-7. HE NE VER GETS OU R NAM E~ RIG HT, HE D IDN 'T E V EIV REMEMSER WHO OUR PAR:ENTS WERE Ut>JTIL WE TOLD HIM . Fr e nc h CttY P c11nttnq re s1dent1al & co mm erc ia l , 1nten or , ex ter1 or , paper 1972 JEEP W agonee r . As is or w tll se ll lor part s Ph 446 7876 or 446 1500 s1zes. Butldtng m c'l t erlal s bloc k, br1 ck. sewer p1pes. win dow s. l1nte1s. etc . Claud e Wtnter s. Rt o Grand e. 0 Ca ll '2 45 5171 APT AIN F.ASY Autos for Sa l e F arm Gate s, a l l Phone J04 675 5054 Butldrn g Suppli es 11 367 7160 Tw o b lu e formal s, one stz e 7 8, one Stle 9· 10, worn on ce c all 304 67 5 3048 after 3 PM 71 - - -Autosior sail! __. Sleeping room $125 util ities pd . Range and · refrigerator . Single male. Caii.W.·4416 atfer 7PM. ~~~-, I t CA PT A IN STEEMER Ca r pet Clean1n g f ea tu red by Haffell Brosth e r s Cust om Carpel s Fr ee es t1 ma tes Ca ll446·1107 1 ~~ ,.~===~======::;=======v:·:~:~:~:·= 59 E ar l y Americ an sofa, arm c hat r . & swi vel r oc k er . Good cond Sea r s 21 cu II c hes t type freezer . Call 446 77 36 & Th e Daily Sc ntrn c i - Pilg e- Home I mpro~ements M a r cu m R oo fln q & Spout 1ng .. 30 yea r s ex per 1ence. specia ll z1ng '" bu tlt up r oof. Call 388 9857 Pi as tre Septtc T anks . Stat e a nd county appr oved . 1,000 ga l ta nk , pr ice S340 Other size s in stock , haul in your pi ckup truck . Call 6 14·286· 5930 , Ja ck son , Oil RON E VANS ENTERPR I SE S Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio PA INTIN G 1nter ior an d ex t e r i or , plum b in g, r ooftn q, so m e r em odel1n g 10 y rs ex p Call388 9651 . Mi sc. Merc hand tce 1975 Ca se 450. doz e r tra c tor. 1, 800 hr s, v ery good cond , $14,900 Cal l 19~2 STUCCO PLASTER I N G t ex tur ed ce iling s com merc tal and r es iden t 1al. free est tm ates Ca ll 256 1181 RCA Solid Stal e 100 Co n so le. Could be fi xed o r used for parts. 446 4173 54 May 7, ser~ ~ 81 "' CB,TV , Radio Equipment TWO bedroom apartment in Henderson, $150. per month, 304·675· 1972. Furnished Rooms I IX>N'I ReMeMBeR. BlJI(iN~ 11-l;s Rec.cRt:>. ava il ab le 1 arnm t Cla rk wtll decor a te cetkes for btr l hdays , an n.vcrsartes . etc N o wed 31 Furnished Rooms SLEEPING ROOM S and light hou se k eeping apt ., Park Centra l Hote l . For r e nt s pace tor tota l Cal l446 1011. 31 4S 46 HAVE GVESTS··· Wt ndsht eld br ok en? Ca ll Sou th ern G l ass I nsur ance c la •m s w e l co m e . F r ee mobil e se r v •ce Frid;~y, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 8 :30 MOWREYS U~holsfery Rf. 1 Box 124, Pt. Pleasant, 30A· 675·4154 . . newa. 8 (JJ · (!) Chi.,_ I!OrV Dutton tries to . •rn Yvtly hit protecutlon of a mt.idef suspect wea stopped and Mega_n aCCUHI I cop Of negligence when he is In· jurod <f\lrlng • cl"iaoo . (90 min.) · • Cll .._... -- . boll: Molar ......... It, Laulo '' (I) 8lll Motjglo I j Low s Rukeyser analyzes the "BOs w1th a weekly re· view of econom1c and tn · ves\ment matters. 9 :00 (1) 700 Club Cll Gl (i2l Banle of the Network Stars Howard Cosell and Randt Oakes w1ll provide coverage of this head-to-head competition of network stars from the Pepperdtne Univefsity cam· pus. (60 mtn.l 0 Cll ®I Dallas J .R con · tinues the custody f1ght for h1s son (AI (60 mtn.) (I) Next Question ® Thinking Twice About Nuclear War Hosted by Mike Farrell. thts documentary 1nvesttgates the personal nsks of the arms race and how vanous Amencan,s are work1ng to prevent nuc lear war (60 mm) 9 :30 (}) TV : Enchanted Mirror 10:00 0 (]) ffi McCiain "s Law McClain and Gates investigate the murder of a phllandenng husband (R) {60 m1n.1 CD With a Touch of Burteaque This nice-but· naughty show 1s complete With baggy pants comedy , topless dancers and exotic stnptease 0 ()) @ Nurse A new nurse, burned-out by exhaustton. expresses her hostility by taking the life of a patten! mto her own hands. (60 min .l Cll C•eatlvlty w/ Bill Moyers 'Photogntpher's Eye. ' Thts episode studies two photographers. one who looks at 'the structure of things," and the other, at 'the light on the surface .' (ll) Newawatch 10:30 (1) Sing ovt America Cll Superstar Profile ® Masterpi~e Theatre love In A Cold Oimate.' linda follows Christian. who is helping refugees escape the Spanish Civil War, and finds he has be· come involved wit}l one of his aldas. (60 min.) [Closed Captioned) '1 (JJ 111 .oo •(J~Newa mm m' em a aJ NlllhvfM. RFD , CD , MOVIE: 'CIIrdloc• ArNot' · . Cll Dick Cavett Conclu' lion., Bob Hope is the ll::est . 1 1:30 ii) (1) (!) Tonight Show ' ~Nowo 6 Announced (]) Captioned ABC News ® MOVIE: 'Screa m and Scream Again ' Gl (i2l Nlghtline 12 :00 CD Burns & Allen ()) Nightline ctJ PBS late Night CD (j)) Fridays 12 :30 0 (]) aJ SCTV Netwo•k CD Jack Benny Show (!) 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ITHIMER I (J I [J Answer here: Now arrange the cirCled letters to form the surpriu answer. a.s suo· gested by the above cartoon KIXJ(IIIIIX) ~Answers . I Jumbles· CRA NK Yesterdays tomorrow) PLUSH EXCITE BOUN CE · ,. Answer: The " disi ntegration of one star mav threaten the whole nat lon-' 'TAEASON "' ho-t-+--t- --t- L 0 N G F E I . I. 0 W One l etter simply stands for an oth er In t h t~ ~ amp l e A· is used for the three L's, X for the two o ·s. rt r :-.1ng le l etters . apostrophes, the length and formalt on of 1he v. 11 rd s are all hi nts. Each day the code tell ers are dtfTe rent CRVPTOQl iOTES TAD PG I 0 E YT UAOF AOY 10Y O VMI )L •\ !l T L" ii YD II. 1>1. ET II' U A E BPUVAGDYH T I P GL: Yeslerday's Cryploquole : IT"S TI·Uc ~1 A.> TA KF. All\' ANT AGE THAT GET ADVANTAG E 1\ TfU S WOHI.J) (;EQRGE EUOT �Area deaths Wilbur VanCooney Wilbur VanCooney, 72, Sa lem, former resident of Meigs County, died April 16, al Salem Community Hospital. Mr. VanCooney was born June 22, 1910 in M•ddleport the son of the late F'rank VanCooney and Nannie Mae Lee VanCooney . Hl' was empl oyed at Ely ria Foun- dry and later was a molder at Quaker City Castings reltring in 1973. He is survived by his wife, Mrs . Dorothy Rohrbaugh Grimm Van· Cooney; four daughters. Mrs. Jack1e Adams. Mrs. Nan Board. Miss 1 Eleanor Van Cooney and Miss EstherVanCooneya ll ofEiyria; one son, Wilbur VanCooney, Jr. , Elyria; two sisters, Miss Hazel Van Cooney, Middleport and Mary Knauff, Pomeroy; four brothers, Albert VanCooney, and Pearl VanCooney, Middlepurt; Clyde VanCooney and Ira VanCooney, Arizona; one stepson. Thomas Gri rrun a nd three step- dau~hters , Mrs. Ke_nnelh !Ma ry! Hogue, Darlene Yorkovich and Mrs. Gay nelle Tafini, all of Salem; 19 grandchildren, six great grand· c h tl d r e n and nin e step· grandchildren. Bur ia l was in Spri ng Hill Cemetery, WellsvJlle. Meigs County happenings Sponsors games Emergency runs Ractne The auxiliary of the Fire Department will be sponsoring public games beg11111ing lhts evenin g Osc<~r and Cecil Maynard , Racine, reported lhe thefl of a six foot dozer blade and the cyl in de rs from a doze r Th ursday Parkersbu rg, W. Va . ment. Support sought A suit for support under the Reciproca l Agreement Act was filed in Meigs County C01runon Pleas Court by Phyllis J . Wells againsl Ra lph Benton Wells. . Sally Ann Aleshire, Pomeroy, flied suit for divorce against Stanl y Ales hire, Pomeroy. Checks complaints tn the Meigs County shen ff 's department. The theft oc· curred afler 5 p.m. Wednesday. A deer was killt•d when it r<Jn into the path of a vehicle dri ven by William A. Harmo n. Ntlro, W. Va .. who Wil S travel im.( south nn U .S. 3.1 Thursda y at 2: 10p.m. Ohio's tax increase hitsanother snag COLUMBUS, Ohio I API - SquaDbling between Republicans and Democ rats in the Democra tcontrolled House has halted action on a lax hike proposal neither party wants to be blamed for this election year. The Senate-passed proposal was pulled from the noor for the second slra tghl day Thursday after quiD- aboard'" give the measure a bipar· tisan flavor. He want.<; 20 GOP votes, he said, and will get them "unless they want the schools and hospitals to close." Minority Lea(ler Corwin M. Nixon, R·Lebanon, said he could provide only 17 votes from his caucus and that he reached that total only with difficulty . Democrats control the to the Rules Committee pending the offering of more Republican votes. "When they (Republicans)_get 20 votes, we'll bring it up for a vote," Riffe said. Assistant Minority Leader Waldo Bennett Rose, R-Lima , said he doesn't think there will be more GOP suppurt unless some members detect "a change of opinion in their bling ove r how many Dc rqocrats a nd House 56-43. local home dis tricls." how many Republicans should support it. House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe J r., D-New Boston, said 30 to 35 majority Democrats stood ready to vole for the measure, which cuts spending and imposes a temporary 25 percent surcharge on the slate in· come tax. He said Democrats would not act unless enough Republicans came Riffe ordered the bill , designed to Rose conceded some Republicans cut spending about 9 percent except .are concerned about pulitical reper· for education and welfare, returneq,., cussions but said they also are unhappy with "a bill that is suD- Tag day Saturday Pomeroy Youth League wtll hold tag da y Saturday from 9 a.m. to I p.m . Pony league and lillie league players are to meet at Pomeroy Village Hall al8 :30 p.m. A marriage license was iss ued m Metgs County Proba te Court to r.regory Glenn King, 20. Pomeroy. and Nancy Jo Samos. 20, Rl. 3. Pomeroy . Junipers Aborvitae •Sweet Peppers •Hot Peppers •Fruit Trees Spruce Trees •Cabbage Plants •Broccoli •Cauliflower •BIUssels Sprouts •Cucumber Plants •Cantaloupes and Watermelon Plants • Bulk Garden Seeds • Ex berry Azaleas •Creeping Phlox • Rose Bushes •Garden Mums •Clematis Vines •Bleeding Hearl •Dogwood Trees berry Vines . ~~ • Seed Potatoes •Onion Sets • Sweet Potato Plants •Egg Plant •Strawberry Plants • Petunias •Marigolds Our C redi t Ca rd ~cretana t gives you a. place for your credi t cards, prot ec t ~ by Rolf• Cr~it G uard. plu~ room fo r photos. bill ~. yo ur chedbook and a pen . And for a change. a vtry room.v coin purK. But Rolfs hu alway• had a way of giving you a lot of good things in a good loo~ing package. ROLFS .. .it shows vou care•_:_·-----=-~ Tlw \lll tk th.tt Lt1me s 1n1m know Ing \'1\tJ r1·g 1,·mg thl' lllll'~ l 111 I ~ Kt .(!1 dd 11\'l'rl :1\ l',l rrlll ~:-. :tnJ pl'nJ,mh Lll :-.> ll h\·:1Ut\· tll,t l :; fl ;n,· los h- l·1,1tkJ .~nJ :ttl llrJJh h- t'tl lt'J ... . t' l 111 ,I lunJ.\1 >llll' ~ Itt h11\ th ;11 ht'LI mll':O. :1 iJ ;11lJ\ lt'l•.\'1 !')' L.tJJ \ l -~ !11ll' Ill lllli<J\' :tnJ :-l't' , ,ur , ~>lllt' l t· ll' 't·ln t 11111 u l F lnl' Filshlllll Jt'\\'l' ln FOR MOTHER'S DAY GIVING ROLF'S ENTIRE SELECTION REDY.CED WOMEN'S WALLETS 20'ro~".c;uding Plus Sale Prices On: •ROSE BUSHES •DRESSES •SCARVES •LONG GOWNS &ROBES .COSMETICS •TAPES & ALBUMS •Begonias •Coleus •Impatiens ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY •Zinnia •Pine Bark Mulch •Cow Manure 0 .• "SNAKE Tales' by Allen "Sols" Salisbury makes its American debut in today's Times-Sentinel comics. The star of SNAKE Tales is armless, legless and friendless, but not fanless. SNAKE is considered a national celebrity In Australia, where the comic strip is ranked number one. The creator of SNAKE views his cartoon character as a "virtim of cir· cumstances." Salls"ry refers to himself as "a keeper of a suicidal public serpent." 0 Regal Geraniums, Impatiens, Reiger Begonias. • Pine Bark Chips •Moss Rose •Garden Fertilizer •Alyssum •Plant Foods For Roses & Azaleas •Geraniums or lwtHflll'l. :r-a1, ., ... adiums, NEW HANGING BASKETS ~,, . New Guinea Hybrid Impatiens, Boston'. ;.; Ferns, Begonias, Ivy Geraniums, Coleus ''' • Sprays & Dusting Supplies and Vines. Also Fuschias And Black Eyed Susan. YOU ONLY HAVE TO BUY WHAT YOU NEED PORCH BOXES AND COMBINATION POTS INSTEAD OF MORE THAN WHAT YOU WANT. A Mini Garden of Summer Flowers For Porch or Patio An•a's Best {;.: Largest !je/ectiou At Reasonable Prices •. Bob and Corena Barnitz and family and employees would like to wish you a "Ca.ddysback" airs tonight as a special movie presentation on CBS. Ted Knight (left) Is a pompou country club president and Rodaey Daagerfleld Is an obno~OUB tycoon In the fUm wblcb · ends: wltb 1111 explosive £baolpi0Diblp gplf match. For prOgrammlug detaiiB couult Take-ODe. EXPRESS IT WITH FLOWERS Rt. 33 Phone v 773-57~1 .. not ,·easonably adjusted. wh ile tmes By KEVIN KELLY Times-sentinel Stall VINTON - Although it' s · just another job to the state, news Ohio 325 between Vinton and Rio Grande will be repaved this summer is being met with some enthusiasm by local officials. " If you've dri ven that stretch through Rio Grande and Vinton, it's a big deal," commented Vinton Mayor Harold Brown . Part of the project on the deteriorated slate road will run through the village, Brown noted. "I do know I run my mail route on 325, and it's been that way for a couple of years," he said. A low bid by the Shelly Co. of Zanesville was accepted by the Ohio Department of Transportation . for the project on April 6. Estimated cost will be $440,000, according to Larry Coler , district op-erations engineer for OOOT's District 10 office in Marietta. Coler said the project will cover an · eight-mile length between the two villages, starting at Vinton and en· ding just north of U.S. 35, near Buckeye Hills Career Center. Part of the cost, at least for the quarter-t~>-half·a·mile which will af· feet Vinton, will be borne by the vi llage, Coler said. Brown noted lhe v i ll a~e wi ll pay approximately $1,300 for repavi ng that section out of l~e fund it has for gasoline lax money which is relur· entintl II Sec !t o n s. 78 P.1ges 35 CP nt s A Mul1 1m e d1a In c . News.pa p er Sunday, May 9, 1982 ned to villages on a monthly bas is by the stale . Even so. ht• fplt tlw amount " isn't enou~ h " for the part being repaved. Coler said the S().ca lled,7 and •· half fund was created for Oht<l ~-------------------- municipa!Jties to help in the repa11· of stale roads leading through thetr towns. The state detennin ~s how much the town or village sh,•uld \:onlribulc lolhe roa d work after ODOT l1<1s rev iewed the fund . A lum p sum determination is usually made, he Janue1ry ~Jrgamza ti ona l meeting, and Brow n sa td he's not iced tha t some cul ve rt replacement has al ready begun on the road . Coler said Shelly has an October complclwn datl• set on tlw job, but added. lw ~ i n mn g Vint on roun cil approved fund1n)-! 1ts sh<:1re for the project <Jt its Sht'lly clears tls schedule . the By ROBERT E. MILLER Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio IAPI - Efforts to get a budget cut-lax increase bill through the House have been thwarted for a third consecutive day and delayed until Wednesday . Leaders gave up in frus lratio.n F'riday and r ecesse d the proceedings until Wednesday. "We've exercised our responsibility. All we asi< is that they exer· cise theirs," sa1d House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, referring in the latter instance to the 43 members of the Republican caucus. Riffe reiterated at a news con· terence that he lined for Along the River .... &.1-8 Area•deaths ••••••••• A..S Clas41fftid ......... D-2-'7 .F.dJtorlal ,.• • . • • • • . • A·W Farm •• •·, .....•..•• E-2 . .....~u • • • • • • • • • • •' • ~+8 Masan, W. Va. s.,..,. Sta~NaUopal •• : • • • • D-1 C..l-8 ~e· ........ IDiert I. I I t t t t t • t' ' ' • ext~ct t1mc of the repavi ng's won't be knuwn unti l 1 Continued on A-ti 1 ....----------··-------- ---- News briefs ... Dexter man dies in crash McARTHUR - A 3!"ryea r·uld Dexter man dic'!l Fnday nt ghl of Ill- juries suff t:n:d in a motorcycle-van co\hston m Y1nton Count y. The v1ctim was ulentified as Ralph Leland Goble . The J ackson Post of the Ohio Hi ~ hwa y Patrol s<ud Goble was trCtvclling westbound on Oh10 160 . fnur-tcnth."i of i'.t Tn tit· t.:i:tSl ofOh1u 324, at 5:38 p.n1. when he co\11ded wJth the van. dn w n by n.ichard A. Le mmeyer. HiLlgev1ew, Ohio. Le mrncyc r . who W(!.S eastbuum.l. lusl cuntru\ on <t ld l·hi:tntl curve . ~ nin ~ lefl nf ce nter. Goble's nwtorcycle struck tlw rq •hl re<J r cornt'r of the •:a n, wlllch then rolled over Gobl e. Goble was ti-.l ken to O'Biene.ss Menwrii-.il Hosplli:illn Atht•ns Hnd dierl SET FOR REPAVING- A car travels south from Vinton on Ohio 325, which is slated for a repaving project to be completed in the fall, the Ohio Department of Transportation reports. The job will cover an eight-mile stretch from Vinton to Rio Grande, and is expected to cost $440,000. the Senate-passed bill from 30 to 35 members of his 56-member caucus, and that he still wants at least 20 Republicans aboard to defuse the tax increase as a politJcal issue io this election year. On Thursday, Minority Leader Corwin M. Nixon. R-Lebanin - who supports the bill - said he and 16 said they offered Riffe three amend· ments to the bill which, if adopted. could have increased GOP support Riffe confirmed that he rejected the amendments. saying he had agreed to go along wtlh two or three other Republicans were ready to go that the more c han~es that are made along. But on F'riday, the oumber had dropped to 14, according to Assistant Minority Leader Waldo Bennett Rose, R·Lima . After a closed GOP caucus, Rose said, "The speaker should have taken our advi ce. He shiluld have let us vole yesterday." Rose and other members in the bill the greater chance that he could lose some of his Democratic shortly after being admi lted, a hospital spokesman sa id Saturday. Lenuneyer was cited for left of center tnlhe incident. Goble's body was later released to the McCuy·Muore F'uneral Home in Vinton . An obituary appears on A-ll of loday's edi tion . Rain~ Showers I111JI earlier GOP cha nges. "That kind of thing can't go on forever," the speaker said . adding votes. The bill imposes a tempora ry 25 percent surcha rge on the income WEATHER F'ORECAST- Showers are due fur most of the Rocky tax, ra ises some corporate and other Mountain region and rain is ex~ch·d for northern half of the Great P la ins taxes, and slas hes spending by about 9 percent to try to erase a $1.3 billion deficit. region in the forecast period Saturday until Sunday, accordi ng to the National Weather Service. IAP Laserphotu) . Jets enroute to armada; UN efforts continue By The Associated Press Twenty more Jet fighters were en route today to the British armada off the Falkland Islands, and U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuella r headed into talks with Argentina and Britain in a last-ditch effort to resolve the crisis. Asked by a reporter in New York 1f "this could be a make-or-break day" for finding a diplomatic soluti on, Perez de Cuellar ~aid, "Yes, I should say. I hope that today we are ha vin g ... rea l progress or at least... we will know whether .. .there Stanley Tuesday . The Brtlish have asked the United States fur U.S. lanker planes to refuel Bri tish aircraft fl ying to the Falklands in line with the Reagan administration 's offer of materiel support . is reason for hope." .: c~$/!lN.O-. ISLANOS ---- BOB'S MARKET & GREENHOUSES OPEN 7 DAYS TILL 9 P.M. I<Jikled as " preliminary" and are SR 325 paving project scheduled for summer ~ •Bulk Garden Seeds, Vegetable Plants, Fruit Trees Can Be Purchased With Food Stau".ps. Happy Day and express their feelings that vegetables can nourish your body, but flowers can nourish the soul! - + Herrier Lost In Combat 3. Argentine Cruiser Gen. Befgteno Sunk 4. ltgenlllll Gun Bolts Hit· One Sunk · 5. H.M .S. Sheffield Sunk 6. Two See Herrlers Lost 1. Btilain Imposes t2 Mile limit and Many Types Of Green Foilage Plants A SPECIAL NOTE: TRY OUR BULK GARDENSEED DEPT. are<:~ the precedin g month in Gallia Co un- ly Tax hike bill dela.yed again POTTED PLANTS Mums, Hydrangeas, Gerber a Daisies, •Top Soil •Michigan Peat • Joseph's Coat fJI(IIt I in the tw o county remaining relatively sta ble Nationa lly, Apri l's jobless rate varied by nearly 2 percent between was up by 0.4 of a percentage puint F'cbruary and March. from the prev1ous month, more than The OBES reported an unem- enough to set a record. In March, ploymen l rate of 11.5 percent 111 joblessness in the U.S. was 9 percent Meigs County m December 1981 . The - eq uall ing the post-World War II statewide average was 11.8 percent. record set111 May 1975, lhe high point In F'ebruary, joblessness 111 Mei gs uf the last severe recession . Count y rose to 12.4 percent. D urin ~ Not since 1941, when the governt hat month, Oh1o's avera ge unem- ment began compiling monthly ployment ra te stood al12.2 percent. slalls l• cs. has un employment In Ga llia Count y, the 1981 yea r-end lhroughoul lhe country topped 9 perunemployment rate was 10.6 per· cent. cent. That fi gure dropped lo 9.6 per· . OBES f1gures are estimates cent tn F'ebruary. ORF.S March prepa rL•d lll c'OOJWrat ion wtth the statislt cs show a total increase m llure<iu of Labor Slatisllcs, U.S. unemployment of 1.8 percent over Department of Labor. They are Forecast For 7a .m. EST f'lmt ·(•r.• utultJiuttl.• /(•1/mottl yott cun• ulwul l~t•r. For ull lfw tllin~,, ,,,,, is to you , for allth(• thin~., .,f,•'s doll(', gin> ller a • African Violet Soil •Salvia • Dianthus GiUes Villeneuve, a :!().year old Grand Prix driver rrom Canada, was involved in an 170 mile-anhour crash Saturday and was pronoonced "clinically dead. " For details of this and other sports consult the ().section in today's Tlmes..SCntinel. Mother's Day May 9th •Ageratum •Celosia •KODAK CAMERAS •BATH TOWEL ENSEMBLES •JR. TOPS &BLOUSES •LAWN FURNITURE •ENTIRE STOCK OF CHAIRS To Mother Witll Love vices show unemployment duri ng the preceding month in Ga llia County standing at 11.4 percent. while in Meigs county the ra te reflects total jobless ness at 11.8 percent of the labor force. During that same pen od, lhe OBES report stales, unemploy ment across Ohio average<\1 2.3 percenl. According to the · OBES re port. 1,629 of Gallia County 's total ava ilable work force of 14,280 were wtlhoul jobs. In M ei~s County, the 11.8 percent unempl oyment ft gun• represents joblessness for 1,382 uf the county's total labor force of 11 ,671. During the first quarter of 19R2. the number of unemployed workers • Middleport· Pomeroy- Gallipolis- Point Pleasant Today's T-S ·'Jn'f'iul ' By LARRY EWING Times.Sentinel Stall GALUPOUS - A comparison of federal and stale labor statistics in· dicates that while unemployment in the Gallia-Meigs area remains below the statewide level, the num· ber of jobless workers in the two county area exceeds nationa l averages by more than two percent. According to figures released F'riday by the U.S. Labor Depart· rnent' s Bureau of Labor Statistics, un employment throughout th e nation jwnped to a post-World War [I record of 9.4 percent last month. A total of 10.3 mil!Jon people were out of work. F'ig ures issued last week by the Ohio Bureau of Employment Ser· unba Vol . 16 No. 11 •Potting Soil 4, 8, 20, 40 lb. Bags. ~ UNEMPWYMENT - House Majority Leader James Wright, Jr., !}. Texas, gestures during a news conference on Capitol Hill standing in front of a graph showing the rise In unemployment in the United States since 1981. I AP Laserphoto ). MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS •14 Varieties of Tomato Plants 1Featuring Beller Boy and Supersonic, Hybrids / Copyrighted 1962 ,Gardening Time •Large Budded Rhododendron •laxus (Yews) I / "-/·' C/ Public round and square dance wi II be held at the Eli Denison Post 467. American Legion, post home, Saturday night from 9 p.m. to I a.m. The dances a re held every Saturda y night there. FOR THE BEAUTY OF THE YARD Gallia, Meigs Counties below state level coming spending cuts envisioned in the proposal, the taxes are supposed to erase a $1.3 billion state budget deficit. Admitted-Eunice Nutter, Reed· sville; Christopher Diddle, Racine; JoAnn Weyersmiller, Pomeroy . Discharged-Maude Bpi ley, F'rancis Young, Julian Moore, Ra lph E!ltt· cher, Robert Hysell. Saturday dance set Marriage license slantially out of balance." The veteran . All en Count y lawmaker also claimed Democrats have the votes to pass the bill, If they ~et help from JUSt 15 Republicans. Riffe said this is not the case. '' I only have between 30 and 35_.". he said, adding that "after all, th1s IS a Republica n Senate bill that was sent to the House." Local unemployment rate exceeds national average Combin ed wi th earli er and up- Veterans Memorial SEE K&C JEWELERS FOR YOUR MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS . ..-·· Loca l uniL-; were again on the move iJn s wcr ing num e r ous emergency calls Thursda y, the Mei gs County Emergency Medical Serv ice repo rts . M•ddleport at 10 :40 a.m. took Keith McCa rty from Sycamore St. , to Holzer Medical Center and at 11:03 p.m. took John Motley from Hamilton St. . to Veterans Memorial Hosptlal. The Middleport F'irc Department answered a brush fire call in the Shady Cove area at 2:33 p.m. Pomeroy al10 :53 p.m. took Jo Ann Weyersmille from Spnng Ave .. to Veterans Memorial Hospital and the Tuppers Plains Unit at 4 p.m. trea ted Bob Racquel on Route 124. Tuppers Plains at 4:59 p.m. took Doris Barringer from Route 124 to Velera ns Memorial Hospital and at 8:56 p.m. took Sally Pooler from Route 7 to St. Joseph Hos pital in at 7 p.m . a t the RaL·me Fi re Depart· Friday, May 7, 1982 Pomeroy - Middleport , Ohio Page- 12- The Daily Senti nel .Falklands at' a glance 'l1dl m8p sbowt major lnciCients to date In the fighting between Great ~taln and Arge!JUna over the Falkland Jalanda. Perez de Cuellar talks first with Argenti ne Deputy Foreign Minister Enrique Ros, then with British Am· bassador Anthony Parsons. The sessions took on new urgency after Britain threatened F'riday to attack any Argentine warship or warplane found more than 12 miles from Argentina's 2,50()-mile coast. The 20 British Harri er fighters landed on Ascension Island after a nine-hour, 3,200-mile flight h om England during which they were refueled in the air. They were ex· peeled either to ny down to the Falklands armada 3,500 miles to the southwest, or be carried by the container ship Atlantic Conveyor, which would take about seven days. · Britain now has 17 Harriers with TEUS OF - Argenthe carviers Hermes and Invincible, tine Navy Captain Hector Bonza which normally have a capacity for who was commnnding officer of six jets each. Presumably the Atlanthe Argentine cruiser Gen. tic Com'eyor would serve as a Belgrano tells a Buenos Aires news .conference Friday evening · makeshift carrier for the new Harriers in the war zone. Two about the ship's sinking. Tbe Gen. Harriers were lost in bad weather Belgrano was a SundaY victim of Thursday and another was shot a· British sub's torpedo and was down over the Falklands capital of sunk In the South Atlantic. ADMIRAL SAYS TINA LUCKY'' - Admiral of the Fleet, Sir nrence Lewis, (right) Chief of the Defense Staff, at Naval Headquarters at Nor· thwood, near London Friday, said " Argentina had a certain amount of luck" on her side when the missile attack destroyed HMS Sheffield off the Falklands. � 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 05. May 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. 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