https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5d09a62574bb744ed1e1f354d55d1c35.pdf 3e184ebb14185774fe0db8462ee616e5 PDF Text Text Recession, oil glut decrease inflation rate WASHINGTON rAPI - Wholesale prices reversed two months of declines and rose at a lmy ann ual rate of 0.9 percent in April, the government said today. . . Rlsmg pnces for food largely offset record declines in energy costs in the Labor Department's Producer Price Index for finished goods- the forma l · m · dex. • name. for . the whole"ale • pnce . Despite the overall gam in April, inflation at the wholesale level was runmng at an a nnual rate of 0.4 percent for the first four months of 1982. For all of i~\ lht• l~dex ru~e 7 perce~t. . e ~muscule n.se m the mdex so far tht'i year lends further support to econmmsts' predictions that wholesale inflation for all of 1982 will be well under last year's pace . Many have lowered their predil'lions for this year to as little as 4.5 percent, down from lhe6 percent to 7 percent forecast earlier. The h~genng recess ion and the worldwide oil glut have been held larj:!ely respons ible for the lowered inflation rate. As the economy pulls out of the rece~siU n , however, cronomisl!:i are ex pecting prices to rise moderately. In lls report today, the Labor Department sa id the index rose a seasonally adjusted 0.1 percent in April. That was up from Februa ry and March, when the index had fa llen 0.1 percent each month . The last !nne the meas ure had dropped two months in a row was in January and February, 1976. Inflation at the wholesale level had risen 0.4 pt•rcent in Jan uary. If prices rose for 12 straight months at April's rate, the yearly rise would be 0.9 percent a rter seasona 1a d'IUstrnent. The annual rate reported by the Labor Department is based on a more precise calculatJon of monthly changes than the fi gure the department makes publi c. The new report said that over the last year, from Apnl 1981 to April1982. pnccs at the wholesale level rose 3.1 percent - the lowest gam for a 12month period since the 2.9 percent in the year ending in October 1976. Specifica lly, the department said i1 its report of April wholesale price activity: - Energy costs declined 5.2 percent, the fourth straight monthly drop. Tht· dl'cline was the biggest monthl y decrease since the 1-!UVernrncnt began calculating energy prices in 1974 a nd broke the 2.9 percent re!'ord fall of January 1976. For April, gasoline prices fell 7.2 percent and horne lll'atJng Oil costs were he Daily uff 8.8 percent . Both declines WtTe even sharper than those posted in the prcceeding month . Natural gas pnn•s were up 2.2 percent , about the samt· as 111 February and March . - Food pnces shot up 1.6 pt•J-rent after fallin g 0.2 pen·cnt m March and · was the b1ggest Slllt't' the 2.6 perr1s1ng 0.5 )ll' l'l't'llt 111 February . Apnl ·s ga1n cent of August 1980. Pork pr~t·cs skyrocketed 135 per .. ent after edg ing downward in March . . Pnces w!'re also up for fresh frUits, eggs, llt'd and •·c·al. Fresh and dned vcgdabll' pnn.' s wen· down, as wcrL' thl' l'Osl!:i of coffee and prO('l'SSed frutL<; and vegetabh. Pnces for dan')' protlucls wen· down but tht· ,·osts of pr«·ess.· d poultry and nsh rose. - Pnt'l'S were down 1.3 percent for passeng<·r cars but up 11.1 P<'l'l'l'nl fur l1 ght tru!'ks. Prices for both categurws of vt•hwlt•s hild men 111 March aflt'r bl }..' Ft>hru::try dL•cl mt>s pt·~gt•d to autnmakt ·r s' pru·t· n•b<-Jlt • pmgnnns - Ca pital equipment cusb rOSt· 0.4 per!'ellt , about the sal lit ''" 111 March . Tho."it' costs an · fur marhlllt'ry and tnms porWtwn t•Guqmlt 'lll used by busJtJc•ss . entinel ') '>r·c tr ons. I] f'aq c<. IS Ce n t s A Mullrmedrcl In c Npw \ pap er Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 14, 1982 Syracuse Pool opens May 29th Syracuse's London Pool will open Saturday, May 29, Mayor Eber Pickens announced at Thursday's special village council meeting. Lifegua rds employed for the season were Gary Foley, Jr., Jenny Bentley, Kim Morrow, Earl Pickens, Mary Slavin, Kim Follrod and Crista Beegle. . In other council busineso, it was agreed that youngsters will not be permitted to be in the small (baby) pool unless they are accompanied by their mother or father. The parent must stay alongside the pool while their youngster is in the water . There will no increase in daily admission prices or pool passes. Rates are as follows: dail y, pre-school, 50 cents ; students, 75 cents; adults 18 and older $1.50; 10 swimming lessons, $12; parties, two hour SAVE UP TO 37%0FF minimw11, $35 per hour. NATIONALLY ADVERTI SED SUGGESTED RETAIL Firm Th1s famou s S 1mmons bedd1ng featu res exctus1ve Adiusto-Res t ' coils for f1rm support Layers of lu xul'lous S imfoam " for ex tra com fort . all su rrounded by a beaut1ful pl'lnt cover An except1onal va lue at these pnces SUG 'l'ffQgS R E T~ Now s 75 oo FULL KIHC S'J-19 q~ 9~ River. T hl' "vk tirn s" uf nnt• of tht.• disastns an· st•cn hen· lying wou n- dt•d as tht•y wait fur hl'lp at tht• old ferry landing in Kanauga . (Kei th Wilson phuw f. and Mason r nunti es staged several "accidents'' up and down the Ohio pt!r ">I· I S275 .00 per set pt·r .t: r SJ95.00 per sel SUG $1-4Q95~ RET :::_~ INJURED - Mrs. Lula Hampton, Pomeroy, was one of the 15 accident victims received at Veterans Memorial Hospital Thur· sday afternoon when th e hospital, as a part of National Hospital Week, took part in the lOth con· scc uti ve si mul ate d disaster in the tri-county area. Emergency units across Meigs County took part in the annual event to get the patients to the local hospital. Mrs. Hampton is being examined by the hospital staff as she arrived at the hospital Thur sday. The lOth simulated disaster was a series of accidents along the Ohio River. \ \\ Nowsgsoo features noted above plus a lux- Super Firm The top of the tme for th1 s mattress c lass A super firm flang ed co ns lruc tJo n. surrounded by laye rs o t S1 mfoam " to prov1de years of firm comfortable support MOCK DISASTER - The annual mock disas ter ht•ld to commemorate National Hospital Week moved from land to water Thursday afternoon when emergency and rescue units lrom Gallia, Mdgs TWIN SIZE EACH PIECE SUG l l~ l SALE ~ 1 ~ 99lo• , t pc S115.00ea. pc . OUHN S rqg Extra Firm Th1s beautiful S1mmons matt ress set combmes all the exct us1ve constr uctiO n unous damas k cover So beautllul you It ha te to cove r 11 up Rates for passes : indi vidual passes, $22; family of two, $35; family of 3, $38; famil y of fou r, $41; famil y of five, $44, famil y of six, $47 ; family of seven, $50; maximum, $51. Passes may be obtained at the pool on May 24, from manager Pa1~e Cleek. TWIN SIZE EACH PIECE SUG R! l SALE FULL S I HG9~eo~ pc S135.00ea . pc . QUEEN ; 41Jl! 9~J ~w r '· ~: I S325. 00 per set KING ;639 9~ pr• r ·,el S445 .00 per set Carmakers report sales up ~~~ DETROIT - The nation's Big Three carmakers, paced by a 30.6 percent gain by indus try giant General Motors Corp., reported Thursday that sales for the first 10 days of May rose 20.6 percent from anemic levels of a year ago. Ford Motor Co. sales rose 5.1 percent. Chrys ler Corp. postc'll a modest 2.5 percent gain in the May 1-10 period. GM said it delivered 103,977 cars in the period, versus 79,600 during the same time last year. Ford sales were 35,048, compared with 33,356 a year ago. Chrysler sold 16,052 cars, up from 15,662. $16S:: NOW$12500 FUll QUEEN KING TWIN SIZE EACH PIECE SUG HI ! SALE ~ 2 09 9) e.t P• S165 .0:J ea . pc . ~499 9~ ~ /3 9 9) per c,ro l S37 5.00 per set per ·.e r S495 .00 per set Miss Arkansas chosen Miss USA LIFESTYLE FURNITURE SHOWCASE Third at Olive Gallispolis, Ohio Phone - 446-3045 BIWXI, Miss. - Terri Utley, Miss Arkansas, was named Miss USA Thursday night and wept when she was chosen. The runners up in descending order were Miss Texas, LuAnn Caughey of Abilene; Miss Utah, Susan Gasser of Salt Lake City; Miss Ohio, Kim Weeda of Dayton and Miss Kentucky, Kristina Chapman of Owensboro. · The other semi-finalists were Miss Hawaii, Vanessa DuBois of Honolulu; Miss Maryland, Angie Boyer of Dunkirk ; Miss Massachuetts, Janet Flaherty of Wilmington; Miss Michigan, Diane Marie Arabia of Warren; Miss Tennessee, Nise' Levy of Nashville; Miss Vermont, Georgia Davis of Bennington, and Miss Virginia, Sondra Jones of Riclunond. Jury returns not guilty verdict CHILUCOTHE, Ohio - Donald Roberts of Millport, Conner superintendent of the Pike County program for the mentally retarded, has been found innocent of arson charges. A Ross County Common Pleas Court jury delib<irated just 15 minutes Tuesday before returning the verdict on a charge that Rober· ts, 39, burned personal belongings of a girifriend last August. The verdict came four days after Roberts pleaded guilty in Pickaway County Common Pleas Court to a charge of arson in burning the woman's auto on Aug . 18. Police battle demonstrators WARSAW,.POLAND - Police battled 10,000 pro-Solidarity demonstrators in Krakow and 1,000 youths in Warsaw protesting five months of martial1aw. But motorists ignored an appeal from leaders of the independent labor movement for a traffic blockade and one-minute horn protest in the capital Thursday. Pedestrians also disregarded a plea to come to a 00-second standstill. It was difficult to detennine the response to Solidarity's call for nationwide lf>.minute factory strikes: However, the government's Radio Warsaw said life and work were normal "practically everywhere" and there were only "sporadic incidents." Winning Ohio lottery number CLEVELAND- The Winning nwnber drawn Thursday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game "The Nwnber" was 812. In the semiweekly "Pick 4" game, the wiiming nwnber was 5944. The lottery reported earnings of ~,950 on its daily game. The earnings came on sales of $932,119.50, while holders of winning tickets are entitlell to share $586,169.50, lottery officials said. Wea~erforecast . Mostly clear tonight. Low's around 60. Winds variable less than 10 ·mph. Partly cloudy saturday. Highs in the mid410s. Chance of rain ·20 pery:ent. Exee'uded ohio Foreaut Swlday tbrougb Tuesday: M01tly fair IUid warm. lllgbala the IIpper 'lt.IUid 1811.l,owiiiD the 50s aDd low•. , Retirement plan will stay out of Social Security Ohio's public employees can res t easy - there a re no plans to in·corporate the Public Employees Retirement System ( PERS I into Social Security. This was the result of a probe by State Rep. Ron James' office, and the same thing staff working fur Congressman Clarence Miller, RLancaster, have been telling people for the past week. James said in a release issued to his constituency that PERS officials received erroneous infonnation la>1 week claiming there was a proposal on the federal level to lwnp PERS and other state and local government retirement systems into the troubled Social Security Adtninistration . This would be done to help reduce the federal budget deficit, the officials were told. The proposal was reported to have grown out of recent negotiations between President Reagan and congressional leaders over features of the 1983 budget. If the proposal was initiated, , PERS, in addition to police and fireman's disability and pension fund, the school employees retirement system and the state teachers retirement fund, would ·have been affected. James reported his office launched a quiet inquiry into the matter and found that Rep. Richard Bolling, R-Mo., had proposed to Reagan and Hquse Speaker Thomas "Tip" I, ' O'Neill during the negotiations that non-Social Secunty retirement systems should be forced 1nto Ohi o's retirement systems. covcrugc by the Soeia I St•eurily system . Meigs from Jmnes in the sta lew rdt· reapporti onment if reelectt·d m '' After an inquiry to Congressman November , agreed wt th thosl' sen· tim enL'i. " I oppose any takin g any sound Bolling's office, I am quite sure that such a move will not lake place," James said. "He assured me that he did not make such a reeommendation, nor has any present movement been made to force public retirement systems into Social Security." Bolling told James last week via letter that the misinformation arose out of his top-level discussions with Reagan and others over a proposal which suggested state and local employees should be covered under Medicare. The proposal was rejected by the president and O'Neill, according to Bolling. Bob Reintsema, an administrative assistant for Miller, said the congressman's office has been deluged with letters on the matter since the rumor began. "At this time, the issue seems to be dead, but the congressman's position is the same as it was five years ago when something like this was also proposed. He's adamantly opposed to it," he said. James, a Proctorville Democrat w.ho will represent Gallia and Meigs counties until November, also felt there should be, no tampering with State Rep. Claire "Buzz" Ball, HAthens, who will inherit Gallia and sysll'!ll and usmg it to bail nut So<' ial St•cur ity," BallcomJJW!l l ed . " It 's my understand ing it's a f<~lsc ala rm nn the ft•dt• r<Jl ll'\'l'l, but Wt' shoul d be t'\'tT-\'i.l! ilanl <-t l!atnst it hcraust· tht'rt'' s e:tlways tht• dan gt·r 11 will bl' brnught upilg<Jin ." rdl!'l' IIH.'n l Lawmaker fears interest rates COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - The chairman of the House Finance Committee has voiced concern that continued high interest rates could upset the budget-balancing appleca rt representatives have buill. Rep. Myrl H. Shoemaker, !}Bourneville, said Thursday that state government fa ces an economic struggle until interest rates fall . " I have a fear if the situation does not improve substantially what we did (Wednesday) may not suffice," he said. "Until such time that interest rates come down ... it's going to be a struggle." Shoemaker referred to the House version of a Senate-passed bill designed to halance the state budget through a combination of tax increases and spending cuts. Senate Finance Chainnan Stanley J . Aronoff offered a slightly more optimistic assessnwn t a:-.; tht· 1wo spoke bdort • the Na tton e~ J Ft•tkration of lndepcndt'nl BusmessOhw. Ht· nkd rt 't'enl report-> showing that April ta x rt'ven uc:-; WtTl' better than <'Xpc•c!t'd . "I But I Wt' don't know whl'l her it's a flukt.· ur a trend," Aronoff. R-Cinci nna ti . sa id . " I hope that tlw optumstic projection is true and I don't have to come back and apologize in the next session ." Both legislators fa ced questions from s mall·busmeoi~ owners skt•pti .. al about plans for a· second sta h·wltk tax increase in six months. Under lhl' most recent bill approved by lh<' House, withholding rates for the state ineome tax would . ' be mcreased 50 percent for one year, starting July,I . ... �Friday , May 14, 1982 The Dail y Sentinel IJJtuurt~lrtTl l' nnwrn l iflun 6 11 ·'~ • 2 ! l.'iti Ill 11111 11 Ill lilt 1\II-IH.\ 1 tl~ 1'\H \UI(,,..,_\ J.\ <.,tl'\ \Ill\ HOIIERT L WINf ;ETT l'uliLJ , Jw• 11011 HOEFLICH PAT WIIITEIIEAil D.II.E ROTH GEB . JIL ,\ \H \Jill· I( uf Ttw '' '"'' 1ah·d l'n·"· lnl;wd lla1 ll l'n·" A""' ' lil ilull a nd tlu,\nw r •• ;111 '''"' P.lJit' f l 'u hJt, llo ·r\ ' '"" JaiJun l .t ' n l·. ll" ilt ili'I'Jtl" ;t n · ,.,.,, >>llWtl Tht·l , h••u ltl ho· J,.,, lhau 300 10nnb 1••111! ,\II lt•ll t"r' ;~n · 'uhw• I '" •·J itiiU ~ ;ttMI mu't lw ''i!IWtl >~ tth n;tnlt' . athln·,, and td••JJhnrw nurn ha \n tlll,t_I! JWtl lt'llt'n "•II IN· puh]J,ht·tl. l .dlt'r ' , huuld 1)1' Ill gnud La,k . mttlrn, HIK ' ''UI'' flti( J~'f'<llllth lu •' Ethics act revision Congress IS about to undertake an especially delicate task - selecti vely amending one of the country's most politically senSitive laws without compromising the statute's f undamenta \1ntegrity . The law IS the section of the Ethies Ill Government Act that reg ulates federa l investigatiOns m cases where a scmor offici()\ of the executi ve bnm· ch of government is alleged to ha ve engaged in illegal acti vities. Enacted in October 1978, the statute includes a fl vL~year .. sunset" provisioni , which rnt·a ns that 1t will automatie~lly ex pin• in Octobt•r 1983 unless renewed by buth houses of Congress and signed 1nto law by the president. Under tht' current law , the Justice Department must conduct a prelirrunary tH vcstl ga tion "hencvl'r it rece tves "spcctftc informatiOn" that it sent or gover nment off1ccr or an offi cial of thl' pres1dent 's ce:~mpatgn urganl7.alion has nola ted any federal statute except those applicable to petty offo'nses. After a 9Q..day Hl llia l probe, the attorney gt• ncnli f'an e1 thcr d1srni ss the matter on the grounds that it is .. so unsubstantiated that no further federal in v estlg<Jtlon or prosecution IS warranted" ur r cqu cst a spcc 1al panel of three senior fcdcntl judges to appomtcd an llltll'pl'ndent prosecutor to conduct::~ full -scale mvestigi:lttnn . Much of the popular LTitJcJsm of tlw spectal-prosecutor pruvtston stems from the expen encc tn . the first two cases 111 whwh that procedun· was Invoked , both mvolnng St'll lOr Wh1te House offll'tab dun ng the Carkr adrmnistrallnn . Although their cases Wl'rt' entirely separate. Ha milton .lorti<Jn and t1rnothy Kn1£t both WL'f"l' Hl'Cused of ustn g L'OGIIIlL' . They eve ntucdly WL'I"t' dcared of those charges, but the tm·est1gat1ons \\ere wtdely - i:l lld leg1l11nately - critict zed. Tht• probes cos t the government mon• than $250.000 i:lpa•ce, while each of lhe suspect-; hcu.J to p1:1y 111 ex<'css of $100,000 to defend h11nsc lf agcunst charges the~t were hardly central to thl' Issue of integrity in government. To predude a recurrence of those events, a number of sens ible <:l mcndmenL' now are being proposed by leaders of the Senate subeommitlee that has inil1aled the legisla ti ve process of impruvmg and extendmg the Ia w. In thl' spirit of Uipart1sanshqJ, the principal sponsors of those arncndllll'!lb tncludl' Sen . W1:1iam S. Cohen, R-Maine, chrurman of the sutr comnHttee , and Sen . Ca rl Levm. D-Mich .. the rankin12. minonty member of the paneL Th•·y propose to ra1se the threshold for conl111uatwn of any future probe at both levels of investi gation and to require that the Justice Department 's written prosecutori"l guidelines, wh1ch govern routine crimjnal cases. be applied tn the ~PL'l' l al invcstt gatwn::i of gmcrnrm•nt offirtal s. Under those guidelines, neither Jordan nor Kraft probably would have been subjected tu a full -sca le invest1gatwn beca use the department's policy is not to pursUL' cases in which a potential f1rst offender IS alleged to have possession of only a small amou nt of ill1c1t drugs for personal usc. Even local prt)SL'cutors generally require evt dencc - 1n thL' fonn of the . drugs alkgedly 1nvolved in the offense - that was not avai lable in the Jordan or Kraft casL'S. The proposed kgiSiatiun also would allow court-approved fin ancial reimbursement to subjccl':i of spcc1al prosecutor investigations if they are exonerated and 1f thctr attorney·,., fees exceed the legal defense costs that wo uld havl' been incurred by a pnvate cit1zcn under simil<:lr L'll'l'Uin'itances. In :<ddit10n. the bill would change lht• name "special prosecutor" to " Illdependent counsel, " thus eliminating the suggestiOn th<:lt any investigatiOn will ne•·essarily result 111 a prosecution. IAn equally acct'plable alternati ve, ··spe('lal counsel," also has beL•n proposed.) Fuwlly, the legiSl ation would add to the list of those cove red by the law rncmbl·rs of the prc.s u.Jl•nt's tmrncchatt• f£1111il y whill' selectively l'liminatmg some uf the approxunately 240 govcrmm•nt uffici<Jis mcl udt•tl 111 the lmli<:il verston . All of the prupus;lls are nut only sensi ble but alsu necessary tu protect the future of a pnn dun· that must rema1n available 1f this country \ ri ti Zl'll:i arc to mamta1n faith in the integrity of the federal government. Regional legislative directory UNITEDSTATESSENATORS Washington address: Senate Office Building, Washmgton , D.C. , 20510. Telephone : (2021224- 3121. Glenn, John H. (D), Office : 200 N. High St., !Room 600 ), Columbus, 0 ., 43215, Telephone : 1614) 469- 6697 Metzenbaum , Howard (DI, Office : !24ll East 9th St. , Cleveland, 0 ., 44199, Telephone : 1216) 522- 7272. UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Miller, Clarence E. IR), Office : 212 S. Broad .SL, Lancaster, 0 ., 43130, Telephone : (614) 654- 5149. , Washington address: House Office Building, Washmglon, D.C., 20515, Telephone : (202) 224-3I2L OHIO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Ball, Claire M., Jr. (R), Office : II East Washington St. , Athens, 4570I , Telephone: (6I41 593- 5591. James, Ronald H., (D ), Office: Rte. 2, Box 195, Proctorville, 45669, Telephone: (614) 686-6998. OHIO SENATE Collins, Oakley C., (R), Office : 1005 Kemp Lane, Ironton, 45638, Telephone: (614) 532- 3460. Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Frida , Mil 14, 1982 . By Assodaled Press Although his Chicago White Sox tca rrunates have given him booming uffensive support this season, Lamarr Hoyt isn't pitching entirely pressure-free. " It's not as easy as it looks," says Hoyt, whose tcanunutes have scored 42 runs for him m the last four games. "The hardest thing about it is keepmg your ea rned run average down. Once you gel a big lead, you have to throw fastballs - and the hitters expeel you to throw fastballs." Thursday night was another loud night for the White Sux, who clubbed 20 hits en route to a 3-2 tnumph over the Milwaukee Brewers. The latest offensive show mcluded home runs by Greg Luzinski and Ron LeFlore. Hoyt's only test came m the ~ixth inning when the Brewers loaded the bases on a pair of singles and a walk. He then went to wurk on Marshall Edwards and got him to bounce out tu end the threat Hoyt, 7-0, became the f1rst sevengame wmner in the majors with the victory . Hoyt picked up his 12th straight deeision over two seasons and now has won 14 games at Commiskey Park without a defeat as both a starter and a reliever. The vrctory was the ninth m the lasl!O games for the White Sox, who battered loser Mike Caldwell , 2-3. for 13 hits before LeFlore knocked him out with a two-run homer in the sixth inning. Vankees6,A's4 Steve Balbom staked Ron Guidry to a 2-0 lead in the first inning with his hrst major league horne run and the rookie first baseman added two more hits as New York beat understandin(.;.;Zg_E_u_re_k_a__ w_n_ua_m_F_.B_uc_kl_ey Scveril l thmg.s arc to bt.• lea rned fru m Mr He<.~gcw's speech at Eutlk<~ l:ktll-1 there a re scvc n-JI tllltJ~s \H"twcd to bl· reminded of. 11 The ill's! uf tlwot• IS that unl c" euunll'rad1on L'Xl'l"l.s progressive pr t·ssun·. 1t w1ll t•nd by exerting nunc at al l, and une ntight as well f01 ~ t'l till' provocation. If we had a d1sagreerncnt with Mex icO to111orrow, tt 1s unlikel y that President Heag<-J il would deli ver a spt'L'L'h t•ndlllg, " Remember the Al<~ nJo 1 " Ong01ng neg<lllations betWl'en Ea..sl and West Gt.·nnany concl'rlll ng trade, cultural excha nge e~nd this and that arl' nowadays conducted w1lhuut an y reference a t all tu Lhc BL•rhn Wall. When it a rose, in the sumlllt'r of 1961, we had an opportunit v to protest 1L Indeed, a n opportunity to tear it down 1wh 1ch IS what Khrushchev thought we would "''tuall y do L The West having failed to do so, the wall assumed a perpetUity one accepts as instincti ve ly as the skyline of New York . The failure of Pres1denl Reagan lu unpose again.st the Soviet Union rea listic sanctio ns when Russian stooges militarized Poland reminds us nuw that for a ll intents and purposes we s imply did nolhmg to help Poland . In January we d1d put uff arms control talks But now, four months 1<-.~ te r , notwithst.andmg lhL' most recent inlenSifiealiDn of the Polish suppress1on. Pn•s1dl'nl Reaga n has announced that he IS 11111 111g tu talk e~nns l'Ontrol with Brezhnc\' more or less any old tirnl' . Then· ma y bl' a good argument aga mst usmg a rms nmtrol t<ll ks as il fill'lor 111 ilnka gL'; but let us at least be dear that we dtt.J use <Jrms control ilS a fildor ; the1t the Sov1et Uni on perseven•U 111 Poland : that we talked about ·· other sa ndwns" ; and that these never t•ventuated. In between, we polllcd up tht• money necessa ry to preve nt Poland frorn gmng tniu ddcnllt. So : Apply sand1ons you know will be tough, or forget about them . 21President Reagan's initiative in the matter of anns control is strategically meaningless, though polilieally deft. There is absolutel y nothing to be lost by say ing, oh, every six months, that both the Suv1ct Umon and the United Slates should lower their warheads by 500, or 5,000, or their fixed m1ssile sites by 100, or 1,000 - you decide. The late Congressman Rich of Pennsylvania over a period of severa l dtnen year> by getting up just before every vote and addressing a solitary remark to the chair: "Where an~ we gumg to gel the money?" He had nothmg to lose by saying 1l: and, m a perfunctory sort of way, the House had nothing to lose from this singsong appeal to its slumbering virtue. Congress continued in 1ls mfla(tonary way : and the Soviet Umon conlmues m its militant way. 31 There 1s absolutely nolhmg in the unagmatwn of man to prevent the Sov1el Union from gelling down to the business of strategic arm.'i reduction. They can do it by urging their own intiative : or by accepting ours. The trouble with Sail II is that 1! effected di sproportionate reductions; and these we do not want, for obvious reasons. But if the Soviet Union were - for the first in its diplomatic history - to consent absolutely to lower its firepower, and to penni! ;enfication that il had done so, we might be on the way tu meaningful disarmament. 4) The objective of the Umled States should be eventually to reach a level of disannament a t winch mutual extermination is possible. ll matters not a whit whether we are currently equipped to wipe out every Hussi<Jn 10 times o\·er or vice versa . It rnalll'rs ve ry much that we should su move the Russians as to cause them to desire to cut down strategic nuclear forces to a level this side of MuluaiJ Alsurred) D(eslruclion) . If by doubling our current redunda nt nucl ear power we could bring about Soviet resolution to genuine disarmament, why, doublmg our nuclear power would clearly be the way to go. Meanwhile. · merely repeating our disposition to trim is harmless provided th e un ilaleralists don't come to power. And that's nul going to happen while the man from Eureka is in the While House, .and that's really the important dalwn. INDIANAPOUS !API - R1ck Mears once again owned the fastest speed in the history of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, but Mario Andrelti and the rest of the Patnck R<lcing Team spurted the widest grins on pit road. The inrredible speed game on the Speedway's 2';,-rmle oval went on Thursday, with Mears, the 1979 Indianapolis 500 winner, knockmg teammate Kevin Cogan off the lop spot in the pre-<Jualifying pecking order w1th a scorching lap of 206.8 mph in his arrow-nosed Ford-powered Penske PC-10. That quick lap, unofficial since it didn't come during qualifications or the race, was part of the traditional " happy hour," lhe final hour of each practice day at Indy. Mears' lap, a half-hour before the end of Thursday's se~ion, surpassed Cogan's run of 206.3 a day week from the House Human Resources Committee, seeks to address the General Poor Relief category only . He sa id Aid to Dependent Children, by far the biggest welfare program, already is getting attention of work programs at the county level. But he said poor relief, which is growing rapidly, needs the program because of laid-off auto and other industrial workers who have no place else to go after they exhaust jobl ess benefits. Individual benefits under poor relief average only about $116 a month. The bill would pennil willing recipients to transfer that amount every month for 12 months to an employer designated by him or her. In return, the employer would hire the welfare receipienl at a salary agreed to by both. In many cases, Miller said the $1,200-$1,300 a year could help the employer offset costs of training the employee, if that were required. Rep. Robert E. Brown, RPerrysburg, voted for Miller's bill but expressed serious reservations over whether it would help laid off industrial workers. He said the small amount of the stale subsidy would not be enough for an auto factory, for instance, to train a new machinist within a year. And Brown noted that another provis1on p~ohibits employers from hiring welfare recipients to take the place of a laid-off employee, or to use the proposed law to break a strike. Miller responded that it was not the sole purpose of his bill to try to gel big employers in the private sector to hire welfare people. "It's not the big employers, like Ford, that provide most of the jobs. The most jobs - about 65 percent are provided by the srrurll employers in Ohio," he said. FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) Vance Heafner has the lead, but two of the greatest golfers the game has produced - Jack Nicklaus .and Arnold Palmer - are within striking distance in the $350,000 Colonial National Invitation golf tournament. "Early in the week, I thought I was feeling the vibes - I get a little nervous, my stomach gets a litUe upset, 1 gel a little anxious - that I might be ready to play a little better ," said the 52-year-old Palll)er, who won this event 20 years ago. "It's probably the best I've played lhis year," Palmer, the current national seniors champion, ,;aid af· ter a solid, 2-under-par 68 in Thursday's rain-delayed first round. "Maybe we can make a reasonable week of it.'' He was three shots back of Heal- .,l icaling U.S.-Soviel relations a nd fraying U.S. -NATO lies. "Something has got to g1ve; the economy 1s in terrible shape," sa id one Stale Department Polish expert. He sa id the Polish lea der, Gen. Wojc1ech Jaruzelski , IS inunobilized in his policy options because he is "caught between Moscow and his own people." In the meantime, the Reagan administration has east aside its previous position of nul undertaking new negotiations w1th the Soviets whi le the Polish crisis remains unresolved. President Reagan on Sunday proposed beginning arms reduction talks with the Soviets this summer and has signaled his willingness to meet at the swnmil with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev in the fall. Schoolpray~_er __~_________A_rt_Bu_ch_wa_w It is to the President's credit that with all the things on his plate, Including unemployment, a tough budget fight, the Falkland crisis and his efforts to try to close the "Window of Vulnerability," he would take time to propose a constitutional amendment to pennil prayers in schooL Critics have accused Mr. Reagan of raising the issue at this moment · as a sop to his right-wing supporters, who feel the President has been spending too much time on the country's financial problems and not enough energy on the real issues facing the nation, Of which school prayer is one with the highest priority. Whether a constitutional amendment is a solution Is up for debate. I believe we should try some other remedies first to saUsfy everybody. The . adrnlniBtration has come cown strongy on the side of giving tax credits to parents who send their children to parochial schools. It seems to me If this law is passed, a compromise solution to the problem would be to pennit children attending public schools to be bused to a religious school of their choosing in the morning, say their prayers, and then get back on the bus and go to their public school to do their work. In this way you would give American children an opportunity to pray, but you would also keep religion off state property. ·Those on the bus who didn't want· to pray could remain in their seats and hit each other over the heads with books. The pro-prayer people say that the constitutional amendment Is voluntary and a child will not llave to pray if tie doesn't want to. The antiprayer people maintain that peer pressure as well as teacher pressure will Ioree a kid to pray whether he has the choice or not. The latter group sees this kind of scenario: · "All right, children, we will now open with a morning prayer. Those sinners who don't believe in God can either stand in the back of the room with their faces to the wall, or hide in the clothes closet. "Come, you little Bolsheviks, hurry lt up so·the rest of us can get on with seeking divine guidance. Where are you going, tony?" "I'm going to the back of the room. I already prayed at home this morning." "And you think that's enough?" "It's enough for me." "Look at Tony, children. He is a perfect example of a secular hwnanlst. He'd rather stand in the baCk of the· room than pray to God. Does anyone kilow where Tony is going to sind up with his attitude?" ''InHeU." "Very good, Charles. And who will he find in Hell?" "Satan." "And wllat will Satan make him do?" · "He'll make him feed the flames of a fiery furnace, and Tony will have to wear a tail, and he'll be screaming all the time and fighting off snakes, but it won't do him any good., "That's absolutely right, Enid. Who knows what else will happen to Today is Friday, May 14, the !34th day of 1982. There are 23~ days left in theyear. · Today's highlight in history - on May 14,,1981 -Pope John Paul n was shot and seriously wounded at St. Peter's Square m Rome; a 23-year-old Turk, Melunet All Agca, was arrested in the assassination attempt. . On this date: In 1941 the Vichy govenunent endorsed Admiral J.F. Darlan's agreement . with Gennany's Adolf HiUer. , In 1948 the British niandate in Palestine endl!ll, and the independent state of Israel ~as formed with David Ben-Gurion as Premier. period. The right-hander struck out seven and walked only one. Minnesota rookie Kent Hrbek extended his hilling streak to 23 games w1th a lwt>-run horner in the ninth, his lOth of the year. The streak is jU>t three short of the Amenca n League rookie mark set by Guy Curtwrighl of the Chicago Wh1le Sox in 1943. Royals 11, Red Sox 2 Streaking Hal McR<le drove 111 three runs as Kansas City battered Boston for its fourth straight viclory. McR<le singled in runs in the first , third and f1flh innings, giv ing him 11 RBI m the last three games and 33 for the season. Onix Concepcion also drove in three ru ns and Frank While added two RBis as Kansas City piled up 7 hits in support of winner Dave Frost, 4-2, who scattered six hits Ill eight innings. Boston starter Chuck Ramey, 3-1, was driven from the mound with SIX run:; on seven hils 10 the openmg Inning. Angels 3, Indians 2 Juan Beniquez walked with two uul and the bases loaded in the bottom of the 12th inning to lift Ca lifornia over Cleveland. With two outs, consecutive singles by Fred Lynn and Don Baylor put runners on first and lh1rd . Then pinch-hitter Reggie Jackson was walked intenti onal ly by Dan Spillner, ~3, after the rel iever went to a 3-2 count on him. Spillner then walked Ben iquez on a 3-2 count to force m the winning run and make a wmner uf Andy Hassler, 1-(). FINISHED AT THE PLATE - Pittsburgh Piratt• Bill Robinson is lagged out at the plate by Cincinnati Red catcher Alex Trevino I right) for tht' final out of the game in Pittsburgh Thursday. Robinson trit•d to St'on' . earlier. The sun-drenehed grandstaml crowd, perhaps 30,000 people. hardly had settled down after the a nnouncement of Mears' quick one, when Andrelti, the 1969lndy winn er , brought it to its feel again. Andrelll, driving one of U.E. "Pal" Patrick's Cosworlh-powered Wildcat VIII's, became the secondfastest in Speedway history with a trip around the asphalt al206 .6 Last year's second-place finisher said, " We've been scratching. We made changes in the car, and there's no question we've improved it. It's just developed since we tested la;t February . It feels good to make the jump, though." Andrelti had been running in the range of 200 to 203 prior to his fast lap. And that big lap came just moments after tearrunale Gordon Johncock lx.'Carne the lOth driver of the week to top 200 - chargin~ to a lapo£202.1. ner, a third-year tourist and the ?:1year-old son of the late Clayton Heafner, who won this event in 948. Heafner finished his round of 65 just befere darkness. The start of the day's play was delayed 4t hours by violent lhunderslonns that dumped some three inches of rain on the Colonial Country Club course and produced temporary flooding . Nicklaus was only one off the pace and tied for second wih second-year tourist Lennie Clement.. at 66. " I have to credit a couple of shots to Steve," Nicklaus said of his 1!1year-old son, who is caddying for him. " Just as an experiment, I'm having him help me reHd the greens.': Nicklaus, holder of a record 17 major professional tiUes, has been plagued by poor puUing in his last Defensive play gives Reds come-from-behind 2-1 win The scorchers by Mears, Andrett1 and Johncock were just part of the contmuing speed parade that has everyone breathlessly awaiting th e start of lime tnals, Saturday, for the 66th lndi anctpoli ~ 500-rmlc race. Don Whittington, dri ving a yearold March-Cosworth, ripped off a lap of 204.5 mph Thursday, the fourthfastest of the week and the history of the anc 1cnt racing plant on the Wcstsidl' of Indianapolis. Joining Johncock Thursda y as new members of lh1s year's 200 mph club were four-time wmner A.J. ~·oyt at 20 1.3, Torn Sneva at 202.5 and Danny Ongais al 200.3. All have been over 200 in the past. with Sneva the offieial track record-holder for one lap, 203.620, and four-laps, 202.156, both setin I978 qualifications. Earlier entries over 200 included Whittington's younger brother, Bill, with a lop lap of 201.4 and lhrec~tirne Indy winner AI Unser al200.9. l Pt\IW)ISE • , ~0111 hoolll\" <"dl rlt"l .ll.l l i .ol, lt 1 help readin~ the greens, "maybe career..first it'll help." experiment in seeking In any event, he's in position to challenge for the title in a tournament he has yet to win and in which he has not played for seven years. fjn~i~n~gs~b~e~c~a;u~s·e~'hjc~'h~ajd~l~n;is;se~'d;h~i;s;la~s~l1~fil~'~'"~"·~~~~~~~~~~~~.H1o~b~~"~1'~~"'~"'~~'"1"~~'l'1I~!~Jl·1'~~ twu starts after being hit on the forearm by a line dnve. 'y,,. lH "' "Obviously, I played well," said Nicklaus, who missed only two greens. "And what I hoped would happen did happen - I putted well." r---------------~------------------~ "Blackbirds will peck his eyes out, and he'll llave a stomachache all the ·time and his toes will drop off.'' "Very good, Everett. Well, wllat do you llave to say to that, Tony?" "I'd still rather stand in the back of the room." "Are there any other Communists · in the class who would lllte to join him? All right, Tony, you seem to be the nly one. Go to the back and I don't want to see your ugly face until I tell you to take your seat. Now, class, let us bow our heads and pray for Tony's soul! Heavenly Father there Is always·one rotten apple the barrel..." Don't MISS our big Chick 25 HeaVJ Breed Straight Run Chicks 50 Lbs; Purina Chick Startena 'h Pt. Pura-mycin U: SJ8.50 Call Us Today To Reserve Your Chicks McKAY HONORED - V~ McKay, grandson a1 retired edueaton, Mr. aad Mn. G. V. Rupe Ill Middleport, llal lleell ~eleeted to t11e AJDei'Da HIP ScbOol Athlete be•!teeheD team by American Hlgb . Seheol Atblete, a uatloaal orguilltl• wblcb UJ1118)1y ~ leu lllu oae pereeat tl all Amerteu 1llP · ~ ..._, tMeteil. 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O\~tl ~ \ 110d dlld dli't' r l 'd , \ . _, w1lh dust after he failed to scun· ;\flt'l" Hod St· utT ~ rt· pla r cd Thursday mght on a nmth~i nn i n g Tt•k uln. 1--knch rno \ t'd to thml on a Star el'll "k ppt'd to lilt · pit! It' play tha t cl inched the Cmeinnat1 fl~ out h~ 1.<--~ rry Bn lllh'l" illld snHt'd RL"ds' 2- l corncback v1rtory over thl' ~-------------,.------------­ Pittsbur ~ h Piraks. " It was ban g~ ban J.!,. I wuuld\"L' Th e !Juily Sc nloncl liked to ha ve gotten 111 lh•·n ·," sa1tl ' l S l' ~ ll!i--960' thl' somber Robinson, who tncd to A Ul\ '~'"ll .,f 1\lultunt·tli,o. l11• score from scl'Oild basl' on a pmch I 'uhli,ht·tl o·1 ,., 1 ,1fto ·1th~ · ll . :'.1••ttlidl tlt1 ••ul!h s1ngil' by Pirate ca ptam Will lt' Fr ul,11 Ill t "uwt Stt•·•·l h1 llwl llll" \o~ ll t ·t Stargell . l ' u hll,lrllh ' l ·,w p.Hl\ · Mu llll,,.lf,,l \111 53 1 JACKSON PIKE Rt 35 WEST ri>llll'll>\ () \IIH 1;,jjj!) 9!n·2 \;,l} S.,•,,fllf l.t:->' Phone 446 -4 524 .. I had to gd him . We hat! two out P"'\,tl! t" p,t ld .11 l' »!l~tl"l•l I lh1 u BARGAIN MAriNEES 0~ SAT & SUN and it was t1me tu gu home," the All SEATS JUSr S 100 , Mt•tnbo·l· Tho · A-..-.1 '< loilt•d l'tt'."· lnl.111d 11<1 1· snuilng Milner sa 1tl in the Retb ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY S;> OO 1\ Ptt· ~~ tb\t>!"l,!liUII ollld lilt -\ lllt' l lld ll Iucker room after h1s throw eased ~' ' '".'i p,tp•·l l 'ullli-.111·1·, A.. ~ ~~ · •· •l l••l . N.t llllll.il Adt .. r l" Ill I' H •'Pf<" ''' "l ,, t 1' ,. llr;tl1 han I the d1sa ppomtment of an 0-for-4 :\t'\.1 .-.papt•l S;tk~ 7.!:1 Tl 1111 l •\to 'II UI " ~t ' ll ni ght at the plait• . y ,r k. ;.:,.,, y , rk IOO!i " I really enjoyed that play ," said If ONll rot'UI IL\\'l J'(JSTr.li\STI·:H St·utl ,uhl l l"'' ,., l"lu- l l.ul• l£r.NITrOIL\'U . Trevino, who fell he had atoned for a St·rrluto•l. Ill Cutlfl Sl . l'ulll t"l 111 I Jl uu ~ J/fi~l ftrst-inn ing throwmg error that gave Sl fl.'iC" HII'"TIO N H,\TES '"""com• '"gp·-········ thl' P1ratcs their unl y run . fl ) <"arnt·r or Mulo r HnUit' ooclooe R iii Oil IIIII II 1111111 C-1111 Ollo"\.\lt·k Pitcher Bruce Berenyi upened the i >t 'HEEr' 7 00 ,I, 9 15 P. ~ SHO 0111 ' :\ 1nnlh ga me fnr O ncmnati and y1elded a SAT& Sll<j MATINII S I 00 ,I. 3 I ~ $51 80 Ont• Yt·.u SIM;U·: ( OI'Y leadoff single to Ornar Moreno, who I' BII "ES stole second and moved to th1rd [);11 1.1 when Trev1 no threw thl' ball into Sul~'it Tibt · t ' IU•I do·~u lilt! 1u 1~11 lilt· ' arnl't center. ltld~ n·tml 111 .Hh,ull "t· tlirl'd j,. Tlw !lad) .'it•ll\1111'1 t> ll ,, :1. 6 til" 12 IIIUitth \), 1' 1~ frt·t!JI Johnny Ra y then singlt'd Moreno • \.\'t ii iJI' ~II t'tl \ ,H rlt'l" l",h"li lllvlll h home, and Pirate starter John CanNo ~ ~~b~tr 1pi1PII' h1 ltloill [WI"Itlllll'd 1111••\.\11 ' delana held that 1-0 lead on a three"I" 1,. ~•·n 1 ,. 1 .~ hiller through s1x innmgs. MAll. SU R'if 'HII'THI NS Candelaria, sidelined most of last • -· •• .,..~,r~ •' \ .1 Oh111 Mlltl \\'t ·~ l \ 1r ~ 1111a season by arm trouble. was seekin J.!. :1.'-'l.,nl h ~ 1 2 ,~~ ctwfunn'-•'P>DVW •, \. about 1..-o-IHft ap his first victory smce May 10 of la::-,1 S1x IH"nrh i20 RO ..-r rtllldel ' \ I Yt•ar $:19 00 ~·.h "season . H;tt.-, <hJt-•nli·llh•" ~ "'But he was relieved <:lfter SIX inatul\\•·!> 1 \ "tr gmlll R. '"k :\ 1\1 1111\h li J:\ lJ() /tn Wl[• l 1':. ~ J )IJ I' '1 > few sU.rl-i and, for the first time in his career failed to qualify for the final two rounds in three of his last four starts. His 4-under-par round marked an end to those troubles, however, ami represented his best score since January. nl don't ·know," he mused of his ,...-------, ~(YF7H6 /Jo05a'~~ from Sl'rond on a pin<'h·hit sin .~:: il' by Willit' SU1rgt·ll hut was J..lllllJJCd down at tht· plate un a throw from ri~ht fil'ldt·r Eddit• Milnt'r to pn·scrvt• a Ht'CI vi dory 2- 1. t AI' l.<lst•rphuto). him?" ~ 1011 {)/ql/6 HIS CAM· Today in history ?:1. He had lost two games in that Heafner assttmes Colonial lead U.S.officials predict chaotic situation WASHI NG TON IAP I - U.S. offlrJals believe there IS virtual ly no chance that Poland's m11itary government c<:~n stern Poland's steady slid•· 111to chaos 1f 1l holds lu 1ls current strategy It wornl'!) officials here, who see Poland as a festering wound com- Oakland. Guidry, i>-1, allowed six hits, including Dwayne Murphy's leadoff homer in the fourth inning, ·his seventh, before needing relief help with no outs in the eighth. Guidry struck out eight and walked four before George Frazier and Shane Rawley finished up for the Yankees. Orioles 3, Mariners I AI Burnbry and Dan Ford hit seventh-inning horne runs and Dennis Martinez pitched a five-hitler as Baltimore heat Seattle. Leading off the seventh, Bumbry snapped a 1-llie with his first homer of the season. One out later, Ford socked his third home run of the season. Martinez, 3-,1, walked two and struck out one and yielded the Mariner run in the fourth inning, on an RBI grounder Steve Stroughler. R<!flgers 4, Blue Jays 3 George Wright scored the winning run for Texas with two out in the ninth on a throwing error by Toronto shorslop Alfredo Griffin. It was Griffin' s third error of the game and the Blue Jays' sixth. Wright reached first on a fie lder's choice, stole OJCeond and took third when Blue Jays' catcher Ernie Whitt's throw sailed into center lield. He carne home when Griffin fi elded a ground ball by Billy Sample but threw wildly past first for what have retired the side. Tigers & ; Twins 2 Larry Herndon drove in two runs with a homer and a triple and Detroit got a six-hit perfonnance from Jack Morris to beat Minnesota . It was the fifth complete game of the year for Morris, i>-3, who hadn't won since beating the Twins on Apri I Mears owns speed record again Willing employers get assistance COLUMBUS, Ohio IAPl - Willing Ohio employers could be subsidized by the stale for hinng welfare recipients under a proposal which has bipartisan support in the Legislature. But it would be a limited pilot program lasting only a year, and to some, it might not be worth the trouble . Rep. !. Ray Mill er, D-Columbus, is pushing the plan as another in a se n es which refl ects s late lal'makers' increasing desire to help maintain dignity for welfare recipients who can 'l find jobs. Miller, whose bill emerged with a favorabl e recommendation last The O,llly Sentinei-- Page- 3 Hoyt posts seventh victory • ·~commentary f' omeroy - Middleport, Ohio \ . at (Ohio I Hlcb '. 1 ,, ·-- S.Cbool. .MAY 20, 21, & 22 MODERN SUPPLY 399 W, Main St. . ' I· Save our RC, RC-100, Nehi, Upper 10, Olet Rite and Dad's Root Beer bottle caps for charity. · Ph. 992·2164 Pomeroy The Store with "All Kinds of Stuff" For Pets - Stables - large & Small Animals- Lawns & Gardens "· MMILY FLOCK HEADQUARTERS 1 1 1 �• Page- 4- The Dally Sentonel Froddy, May 14 , 1982 f' omeroy - Moddleport, Ohoo Froday, May 14, 1982 PAT HILL FORD, Inc. Scoreboard Majors Hy 1be Arumciat~ Pret~~~ AMERICAN LEAGUE Easlent Olvlllon w Clt\t.'lund Nt'wYoril Toronto ctutaj;(o Caltforrua KansasCJI \ Oak lH nd S..Hilt t' Mmn~ sul..i fioh Ashlt·y. Gary Nakamo tu, Mark Fnt·nd, and M1kt.> F.d>~ards Sernnd "'" - Mikt• Kennedy. 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Hun 1 want tuthHnk the Lord abuvt On th1s )!:lad Mother s Day For my ohJ-htsllunl'll Mom Ilu\ ~ And hope to VISit her today Mrs Fntnk 11 Ut y I Put:kdt Wolf Pen News Notes Recent viSitors of Mrs. J R Murphy were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Evans and Jason, Mrs. Barbara DaviS and Ashlt, and Mrs. Iva Johnson. The Rev and Mrs. Robert Purtell were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. Johnson and famtly. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma spent an afternoon recently with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and family, Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Frank were Wednesday evening visttors of Mr. m1 Mrs. Eugene Haning and - Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp visited \VednelldaY evening With Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith and Kevin, and Charles Knipp. ,, • • u *GUARANTEE*** : Our Installers guarantee : thetr work tor the life • .;. or the carpet • GAS OR ELECTRIC MODELS All AT GUARANTEED SAVINGS Gibson 1 AND WHITE WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS & FREEZERS < .. ~ \\ nirlpool HEAVY DUTY WASHER • 2 Speeds • 2 Cycles-normal & gentle \;;~~~· Super Surg1lator agitator PHONE 446-8390 *a *************** Anso IV sg 95 $14 VALUE •• * * • * • * * * * * * * * •• Ay Ansell Low Profile Saxony Plush ~J Reminiscent of wool-with 1t' s soft lustre and warm earthtone colorations. •***GUARANTEE••• 100% continuous heat set nylon con- • Our 1nstallers rev1ew remove all scraps and then struction for long life and great beauty. ! $11 VALUE c GALLIPOLIS, OHIO *Jt•* A beauttfully constructed low profile styling 1n many colorations and perfect for most rooms tn the home. The Anso IV label means NO stat1c shock,excellent soil and statn reststance, and easy care. You'll love tt! il S248 SILVER BR-IDGI PLAZA IN SIDE BY SIDES. CHESTS. & UPRIGHTS • ••••••••••••••••• QUALITY RANGES A COMPLETE LINE OF • ! ! TIIPPJln .• WHITE WESTINGHOUSE ***GUARANTEE*** • Wh e n our scheduling ._ department sets an ._ tn sa tllat1on day wtth you , : we II be there In fa c t you • don t pay for the • m sata llatton or any carpet we don t rnstall on trme ~ We draw our house Jt .tr; d1agrams to scale-that way Jt • you ' re sure of getting the : correct amount or carpet- Jt •not too mu c h not too lrttle Jt DISHWASHERS Its such u JOY to see her t OtHt For her that s ,Krcat deii,Khl Toft't.'d herhun~ry f~tm1l y Rona.d . ***GUARANTEE*** PORTABLE & UNDERCOUNTER Such food that only old fashwnt d mum~ Cctn (IX w1th, Oh such cast She whtp:; u~m up In SUl:h short tunt And they art' sure to plcttst --~~~~~~~~~~--- VALLEY LUMBER &SUPPLY ULTRON 'R Ohw4~701 My morn sold fa:shwned you will :set: When f1rst you v1s1t he• Sht! ~oes mlo her k1h:hcn Andst.tu1.s lorn1x and st1r NEW! Ham & Cheese Sandwtch roll w1th buMer and unhm1ted salad bar ? w1th Fnes $1.99 wtth Salad Bar 2.29 B1g Chopped Steak __ .... . .. $3.49 Chopped Steak Burger-Smgle NEW! Baked F1sh ...... - . -. 3.49 wtth Fnes 1.99 NEW! S1rlom Ttps ... - . . . . . 3.89 w1th Salad Bar 2 29 T-Bone ... .. ........ _. . . . 4.29 Chopped Steak Burger-Double Shnmp ... __ .. .... .. . _... 4.79 with Fnes 2.49 NEW! Filet Mtgnon - - . - . . . . 4.69 with Salad Bar 2.79 Steak.& Shrimp .. _.... ... - 4.99 Ftsh F1let Sandwich Super Sirloin .... _.. _.... - 5.49 with Fnes 1.99 Queen Prime Rib _.. - - . - - . . 5.59 with Salad Bar 2.29 Kmg Prime Rib __ . __ . __ - .. 6.59 Super Salad & Tab 2.19 NEW! USDA Chojce New \brk Strip 6.99 And don't forget, we have Imperial Prime Rib _.. . . . 7.99 ternfic k1d's meals, too. FACTORY TRAINED ANDERSON WINDOW REPRESENTATIVE WILL •BI AT OUR DISPLAY SATURDAY t:OO TIL 1:00 TO ANSWER YOUR INDIVIDUAL QUESTIONS. WHEN l'OU VISIT THE DISPLAY SIGNUP fidl THE FREE ANDERSON WINDOW TO Ill GIVEN AWAY AT 1:01 ON SATURDAY. $895 $13VALUE ''MY OLD FASHIONED MOM (XII d>nners rnclude \!"ked potato DURING THIS SALE A versatile pattern made of tough durable {.lltron Wear Dated nylon . A beautiful and practical style 1n lovely tone on tone colorations that w1II g1ve years of elegant service rn your home. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF Who are scattered ncar and far I WJIIJIJ,'jt end by saymg God b ess wherever you a re By Marvel Halhday Mult:hlcr 1982 78 Columbtl:l Avc 25% OFF ·' • Th.at 1s the class of 1920 The beautiful way to save fuel• 555 PARK ST., MIDDLEPORT HOURS: MON FRI 7'00 AM TO 5:00P.M. SAT 700 AM TO 3:00P.M. COLOR CONSOLE There were Pete Ralhbum and ( A'O Pnce A Kennedy lo(lrl named Carne And there was Owtght Mutchler The boy I would later marry Theat are tM same hagh-qWlhty wandows Andersen h<tS buolt Cor over 75 yeon With Cstureo hke Natural ' IIIIU[l U RJ wood COI'O E'.ne!'Rj' -llV IRJ double-Jlllno Insu I• t>ng gtua Optoonaltn~ gluong u.npleto weathen;tropponR Lone lift. low mamtenance vrnyl extenors Easy Cast 1111lAilataon mto vartually any Window op!nm~ . In the hogh JUmp Rhonda Haddox · placed s> xlh wolh a four fool lour onch lea p Anderson and Swosher placed thord and fou rth on the long JWI1p, whole Meogs seltls oecord settong pace on the 1,600 meter run In the boys' SEOAL track meet recently Meogs took home a seventh · place fono sh woth 24 poonts Bob Ashley set a new sc hool oecord of 15 7 seconds on the 110 meter h1gh hurdles His oulst.andmg effort broke the old mark by ft ve tenths of a second RCn 25" XL100 REMOTE There Wt're the Wmn tWiflli and fulden gtrls Oano Wtlhams and Thom Stout They all hved out of town Out on the Langsvtlle route Dinner the diSCU:-i With a MON. thru SAT. 10am to 9pm SUNDAY 12:30 to 6:30 Sorne costumes includml( ffilnc Were tJI(hts whtch shocked the town But we dtd 1t up nght From MalvoiJO to the clown Gogg ms throw or 11 2 and a half I su, ( IHL' \ Our Semor class put on a pla y One you would never guess Shakespeare s Twelfth Ntl(hl W1th rented C1lStwnes no less w1nnrng 4 22 ~ c l oc kin g plac ed fouo th and fofth respecti ve ly on the shot put " hole Smoth plac ed a LL 11 Brad Spires and Leland Olast Were t'Ons1dered very good Tht' others JUSt pla)ed al on~ Domlo( the best they could omo k of 4 24 I slo ghtly under the Kc~re n WI NDI N(, I HAil (,a rd• n Cl ub \\ rll lilt t t Morrdi::i) <Jl tht hurm uf Mr s W!l111ctll' l r t ll 8 p 111 The cla.ss of 20 was Cot Rutherford Dot Panna lee and Mickey Wn~ht Boo'-'i HH.Ihday a nd Helen Bow It's Carroll Halliday and Sedwick While r cld ) Mergs sl'l a new Laura Smrth .mtl Episcopal Chun h woll bt held Sunda y at 12 JOp on In the past Hatfield & McCoy's guaranteed low prtces meant that most purchases had to be patd for by cash or check . But now we can offer the conventence of VISA ' & MASTERCARD ' at all 9 locations. So now you've got 1t all when you shop at Hatfteld & McCoy-great selection, name brand quality, and guaranteed low pnces-and you can pay by CAS H. CHECK. or CHARGE' Mr L.e wts taught the music I ve heard music pretly )(rand But no mu.stc ever thnlled me Like lhltt Rulland H S band \ oluntt.'er frrernen >~Ill Aaclersed Per•aShield" Wiaclows - breakong JUIIIps b) Knston Anderson and Paula Swosheo Anderson set a new sc hool maok woth a 16 foot 8 onch leap Despot< a thud pld Le frno sh on the MONDAY l1ldll Wah:h httk t htldttn Pra} every d.l} Fur this old earth Will soon pass ilW<l} The teac hers were Elmer Bruwmn)( Bernard Htgley und Dolly Bean TI10se thrt>e were the very best An unfor)(etl<lble tea m Replacing windows? We have exact~ what you need: "oth outsta ndrng ellorls, Wa veoly's overall consosll'nC) .proved to be JU>t a lottie too muLh for the hustlong WQHS HJP Sei \ILeS ell Look l1ttl~ chtldren And you w1ll st 1 s1gns of tht ~nd RuUaod High School Ct&liSOf 19!0 Our class launched Rutland H1gh No other had been thert' before We were the ftrst to hear the )(On)( The first to enter the door The Meogs gorls' : Mergs 68rn ttn st \ lll lt•c~rn ft l'ld SUNDAY SKATING a l Rutland CI\IL Center Saturday from 7 JO p on to 10 30 p m Admtsston IS $2 for adull' and $1 for choldo l'n Bnng own skates Th~ II svuurtlundl fm )t1Uius<t\ Ynu 1 a n makt that 1 hutt 1 tud.n II s \OUrt hllltt tl s upltt ynu TodlUtl!'it lht hL aiLIII\ v. .n Plai Stslttuur LurdandS<t \I LJUI Mrs Barbara Jauu s tr ack tea m 1 Ctl'nlly plat.:ed a strong lhoo d on the SEOAL last Saturday behong champ1 on Waverl y and second plat • AthLns Wa verly . talloed 100 pnrnts, Athens 78, and SATURDAY Shdcs of the Holy Land wtll be shown by the Rev Ottoe MLKonney at the Middleport Ash Street Free Woll Baptost Church on May 23 The showong had ongonally been scheduled for thos Sunday evenong WATCH AND PRAY l 1sten htllt' thildn n Bend your ~a r TI1e cornmg of Chnst Is drawmg 11~ar Tu ht a) anti nut 111 kill :Meigs gals take third in tourney IRONTON - "Ill rnu tat 2 p 111 Sunde~ \ <it M e 1 ~s Museum The last persistent wt lhert'd leuf Tu release tls gnp tn wmt~r s :storm Pnty cede tht' hantl of t:anuu:s Lfl mga pa st Sl<ltl'l) tend the nahv ll) of fragile sprmg F Du Trtl)ur ll :s\ oUr l htllt t 1t s uptu \uu Gull ..:<He man ht s uv.n fr t t: v.tll Jt sus Chn:sl 1 amt tu sa1 t /Lilt! nnltn nnd• Olr ve dr sputt s C11 t gsun s reasunrng that GQ to del Sol was r at.:e-wea r y c1ftcr thl' Mi:l) 1 Dt r In ( " t gs tlll La ng rnsrsb WC:Is simpl y C:lfl C:l td of Ltnki::ige I !llka gt , the 7 5 fd\ or rlt rn lht t•a rl v lrnt beat Gi:l to del Sol by 5 ~ l engths Jn Mll gs Count1 F'orf~ll not another pncelcss moment To slemmev tl.clblc latter ;~utunm Though 1n.ad~ th~ foliage bnghter hUt (uurage tuat lcpt the an h1ng bough IT S YOUR CHOU F: II s \our 1hu11t tudt t Jdt If \ OU gntuhLal t nur htll It s\ nur thuttt fonuul 1 '111~'"' ' W1th whom vuu WJil dwt II rH r <~I m,magt r " ants pcoplt.: to know he s Lan~ Southeo n Loca l Boao d of Educalon PUME IWY - c;, nta logrt rt l Sn<11 t\ Rt uf l! L.U..] 1 htt r h sus O\t rcamt thLs v.urld And Ht II suHn ix' ht n unhap[J\ 111y whole dav Swruner blossoms bhght w1thout )tmr um fuwl ne~led the1r brood To nnp.ur the vwlet from tls lm1h lmqwl<lbl ~e fur naltJre t:ast tu mould 111crnbu s may a ttend lhere wr\1 be food Sl' r \ ed on the ground s Pra ) htllt d uh.lrtn ht.: r t but abo ut the ont [ ht f11 sllllllH.: I \\ds t onna do "-CI S put a Jcitkass or t-1 rnult• rn that slal l Jw sau l Or d L:tJctl but I fi g ured noboth \~ould bt able to set a goa t So I f1na lh dt t uh d JUst to lot k rt Nt xt to r,n n un Pre.,rknt•ss da\ rt s tht "urst thrn c that to uld happen to !lit pC!SUilall\ ht Sci) S l .t1ng \\ host um--llntr s tlldkl' hn n lht li:Hrng worlds CQUJ\[J it•nt of l ornt dtdll Rutln c\ D.,mgt r frc ld pur pose\\ d \ or ds usrng tht' n<:.~lllL' Ed th ~ Gr cgsun tht tJ a 1111 r \\ ho r u on11 m·ntlul Gato dt·l Sol bt sh1ppctl to Nt. w Y01 k : mstcc1d of Brtlt rr non F\t' l \ lllllt lht phu rH T<-lllg I th uught rna\ be rt was f ddtt Whi:lt s-HrsNct rllt', l..:~ n g sd td He ~:ilrppcd unn I hw sda\ a nd t <:.~lied Crt t.'gson by nalllt Thdt s tcrr1b lc I . _ul g scud when ht r e<:d1zcd whdl ht• hdd sdld Rurnt•d Yorktown Hlld V1nton Count; Junror F'arr g1oun- ds located onl' omk north of McA othur on State Route 93 Non Weutn ~o lht rt h.11 Snl hl showet loo her Cards should be sent to Ms Betz at her Hogh Street hoont• 111 Moddlepoo t Ms Betz resodes on Moddleport dunng the swnmet kel'pmg houst and domg her own t ookong and enterlaonmg, spends the "mteo on Columbus wtth a relatove JCJrn es town meetong, May 15 and 16 at the TtHI he H ill) manswn Be}ondthL bl ut tl i.::tl ISil I G<il o dt I Sol lonl.! slwt \\lflllt r of tht De1b\, 1s be1n g hel d out nf the P11 c~kn~ ss tu 1 t sl for tht .hull 5 Belmont Stctkes Nut s1n u Tomy I ~t 1n 1959 ha s tht Dt r bJ \\ 111/ll 1 lll Jsst d tht tr tp tn Ba ltunOJ t: a nd Tumy Lee was hurt Thl' sL' und tin r d dnd fourth hor st s rn till' Ot•r bv art' hu t• But not Gc~to tkl And ( hr ( k l .. tn g PuniH u :-; t•n William ~b ur g, POMI· HOY - Hoo "'Show Sundi::i) <J t noon o~t Mt•lgs ( ou nty F'a 1r (,rounds Sponsor tl l h) JUillUI l [<JSSat f:<J Sll'l ll Je:ius scud He "1 ll come agatn Don t gtvt up hop~ Thoughwt kno~o~: nut v.ht n Ttwt s wht n• Ht 1s to no better t han th{' Doublt Hrl' ~~ t 93 on May 17 are plannong a card MIDDLEPORT Masomc Lodge 363 Fooday at 7 30 p m foo annual onspcctoon Work on masleo mason degree All fellow craft team and members are asked to attend Rdo eshmenl' THE OHIO STATE Trappets Assoc•Jatwn wrll hold H spr rn g Oftlellllt) t JtJWil fht talk uf Pu n] I! o 1s nu l Clbo ut the hm ses tlldl APRil Ah I Apnl prt~ lUlL~ Apn l Fresh as hul uf dafhxhl Qumlcssenle of alpha Nurture mto sea sun v~ I\ t t Senouo s of Easteon Htgh School ao e on thcoo annual tnp and woll retuon on May 18 The tnp lhos year woll take the group to Vtrgoma Be"ch, FRIDAY LISTEN lOOK WAS 53895 BAI I'IMORF. 1API - Stall40 at Punhco Race Cou.,e, lradrtwnally rese r '"d fur the Ku llur k1 Dub\ wrnner os empty lhos week, a padlox k on lhl' duu1 Th• st,oo " uu ssong loom S,olurday s t07lh Preakness Stakes a n~ s lt lplt· Crown HlJ;!h St hool Wntcrs llu b Calendar Tuesday at 7 p m on the calcteroa at lh• hogh school 2 dr , Wh1 le AP Correspondent tlw l OU I.! hblt'd I cit lnl! Fooends of Maude Betz who woll be Tammy Pelt II auto , 2 dr Gr ee n tNd 6J6 5J J dr , Red , 1 tran s, a1 r 4 1976 CHEVETTE NOW P11 21 17 '4395 1979 FORD FAIRMONT 1979 FORD LTD 2~ F:astt"m Division IA)U(' '::~~ 54695 4 spd M e 1~:s I NATIONAL LEAG UE St . red It IS your love That makes me stron~ It weaves a walenpel! fur mt When I s~ you t:urn1ng My heart dant es My arms open w id ~ to hold you - 3H S.a ltlt 2 dr The Metgs Retored Teachers Assoc tatoon wtll meet May 22 at the Meo gs Inn, 12 30 p m Reservatooru; ao t' to be tvo ned on by Wednesday at 992-.!887 LOVE 2 dr red 4 spd AM/ FM nI Md~auk1't ISla tun 2.() 1 at son 231 1n 1 Bustun 1Tudur l-11 at •Sphtturff 22t WI CltH lund 1So l'\ liSt 11 3- 11 LKI:sun Hl l Ln l N1" Vurk 1Juhn 2-4 1 • Kouu ~: h 3-3 1 1111 I:Ja ltunurL 1Sh"arl 221 at ~ L!II ]-!I I r II I 1980 DATSUN ·310 2 dr , sliver , 4 sp Thundlty s Ga mt'ti Dt trot! 6 Mumt•sol.cl 2 Tt xa~ 4 TtK'Ontu 3 C hLtl:l ~u 13 Mdwaukt:t 2 Klln..'QI~ ( II} II Bostun 2 C<! ltfurma 3 ( lt\LI<:Ifld 2 12 tnr1u1gs Nt ~ York 6 Oukland 4 Baltll nun 3 St atilt I Friday s Gameti MtnOL sulci Ru.Jfe1 n 2-41 ~I Dt It 111! Pil ~ hiiLtk 1 21 Il l Toronto t Lea l 2 21 at Tt 11..1s 1T11nan.t I 41 Hammonds, B Geyer, C Sonclaor, Dave lannarclh Back row - John Smolh, S Eads, John Perron, Greg Taylor, Ed Blount, C Wolhams, and Coach Da1e Warga Absent were K Scott and T Bauer 18 16 14 II Tt:xas MEIGS BOYS TRACK - Members of the 1982 Marauder tra< k team "err. front, 1-r Randy Murray, Prt GB 667 600 21, II 14 IIi 13 18 12 18 Wt'stun Division 20 10 21 13 i8 i3 18 16 15 20 B<lltunur~ L t. 22 Boston Ot lrml Mllwaukt>t :-----Announcements---- Poet's Corner Dale R- Sanders- Gen . Mgr . The 0.1oly '>entonci - Page- 5 Po m eroy - Middleport, Ohoo : • • $6 95 ................. ,.. tho ro ughly vacuum each JOb • upon completion ***GUARANTEE*** Our sale people attend : frequent manufacturers trarnrng schools to stay It t :abreast ol the newest trends: il rn colors styles and tabr1c • oil construction • ··**************. GET YOUR POACH OR PATIO IN GREAT SHAPE FOR THE SPRING & SUMMER GRASS TURF Solids, Stropes and Tweeds $23~0$495 VALUES TO s8 oo CASH & C ARRY ONLY �The Dally ~cnt , nel Page- 6- Parish director named Mr::~ Fa\ ScJUl t has bt·~n selethtl as tht Ill\\ dl!t t tor of the Metg.s ntXt B1bk Bowl will be MHy 30 "I th1 Sutton U M ( hull h <~I 2 p 111 It wos Coopt 1oii V< Pm ISh of lh1 Umted Mdh"il st Chu1 ch also nutu l thctt flncllllll:li ht•lp rs d\cill.rlJlt fu r ll t't dy youth des11rng to cillt nd sUilllllll t.:hu rth tamps 1\pplrt .rtt ons should bt made thr uugh vdUI-( hclll Spt lllt I ( Ullll l j \ outh prt stdt nt H.t' F lynn 01 C:lllV other uffru 1 of tht ttJUJII\ \Outh LOUlllll Vt r non Nt:ciSL rt ported that tht: rnust 1t u nt or tlt•r of tht food t n-op nurnbt ll d 139 $6 til tit r s \\lth total \l i th I :-; dlllOUII( llll-! to app1t1X1111llldv $\ ~00 llt Jp IS llt.:tdttl Ill \\tl ghlllg bulk lttms 1\ sli gh t \a rr ct tr un 1n dt ll\ tl\dctl t:s\\tllbt 111adt "1ththe ( lllllllllllt ttffH t tu bt < losul Junt 6 Mrs Sau1r was tonftrmed b) d uncHHJJl ous \u lt uf lht ~__o unt ) Coun ul on Mtnt sl!tt s nf lht Mt•tgs Umh d MttiH>tilst ChUi ches ol lh1 Mo\ nud1ng Monda\ t \tntng dl tht Pur llond U M l Hu11 h A l.t\ "P' .tktr and rtt li\' !Tlt' tllbt r uf lht Hutl<~nd U M ( hu11 h M<s Si'"1Utl \\Ill ht lht fn st l,n puson tP Stl\ t ,ts dlltllUI of a lUUptrd ll\ t pct tJsh Ill lht tit llUilllllalwn Tht Rt\ Hobttl MtCtt tnl t! llll dntt tut \\Ill st 1 \ t .ts c1sstslant dtrt Ltur A stt\H t uf tnstallaltun \\til takt plctt t HI Iunt Ht \ M,u k Fh nn husl pastur ltd lht t\t.:fllllg tll\Ulh.Jns DtHI Sth "Jt!Hn lht t huJt h t.: II<Jblt s lht t hurt h to bt.: tht both uf Chnst atto rdlll g to Ht' Mr rh nn Jt sus Umst tnrnJ:-;1t 1 ~ through us to uthtr s Tht Huh Sptr tl ht lp~ u:-; du our lc1sk ( ount II Prt :-.tdt nt Ku mrt Walton p1 t sltkd m tl tht busrness sessum lh \ Fl01 t nu S111 tlh treasure r notul lhctl st\tll br u tnthes haH pcml lht 11 pal rsh <:~sktng~ 111 full fm 1962 Wrtllun tlllttld!H td tht Ht\ Hubtrl Da\t s Dntdur uf Pt-l!t ~ ll Dt \ t lupllltlll for lh t Ddr urt Annuc-tl (. unft r• nt t of lht U M CHur t h Ht' Mr Del\ 1s 1:-. tuurl!lg out st.a nd1n g ttto pt!d ll \t p<:~rrshes and nolt d Uldl Mtr gs 1:-; d :-;hrn1n g w1tn~s :-; of rnrnrst r) and ou tr tat h W<:~ltun dlsu prt.:st:ntuJ J t:clllllt ltt rhun~c~ s bt)cl l d l hall ln<-111 of l ht Mt'l l!.s Count\ Bo.tr tl of Mt:nli:il Hd.~ll d£t lnlll Ms ThurncJs 1t:\ rnHd tht Jll'ul for c-t st hool fur the m~n tall\ 1 dc1r dt d rn Mu gs Count\ tr .u u1g rb htstn1 \ c~ntl tit\ t.:lopmtnt oVt.: r tht \tdt s 1\ nun tbtr of 1111 pu rt<:~nt stt \Hts dlt ..t\ilrlablt to r den dt d • I lilt 11 s 111 lla l ounh Thut \\Ill bt d 1 J rrull opt rdtlll J..: In v u11 tilt Junt be~ Ilui fu r lht nt:w st huol fur tltt lllt llld lh rdctrdul nf tilt tnunl\ lwd lt d el l S\ rdlust FnlhmrrH.: Mr s lhtlllla s prtstn tatrurr tht t uunt rl \ utt d ttl t ndm Sl' passdl-!l tlf tht I 5 !!HI I opt 1atmg It\\ ft)l thL ( .uldon St hun! Ht \ f lotlllll Smrth 1epu r tul un th t g r~rlhnrng prug r£tm lhl Jdtk son AI t .t Mmrsll lt:s a!lutt t.:d CllOU)..!h fu1 clj)fll OXIIIl<Jitl\ 50 ).!il l dt:ll plob fn 1 lm\ 1111 tllllt famrl!t s .tnt! s~..: ntOI t rlr lt ns rn tht ( ount, fht plt.~n~ "'' 11 ctt qunul loLalh \\Jlh d1sl1 tbutwn nun h t ompldt Htpo rll ng fo1 tilt <..U I!Ununt ta lton LUII UJllth t HL'\ Hrt hard Thomas nult:d tht llt xt u111t.u t dt.:cidlrnt un Men 25 /\n) sugges ti ons n ga r ding ct thelllt fUJ th e paris h s fctll booth at th1 Mu g> County roil should be <.. harlllt led tu Ht \ MeGet Ht' rhlllll<:I S t ilt Olll cl).!l d t:OUill) [ hUrl ht s to pr urnolt i:ldl\ rtres tn tht lot. ell t llurt ht s rn lht lm a\ p£tpt: l s Rt \ I hmnCJ s "ti l bt on lht: t'\CJil l-! t lts11 r t t llllll ll tl u dfl t r Junt: Rl\ MHik Fhnn llpOitul on ret tnt toun l\ \tlUth tH II\ rlu:s The Fnda y, May 14, 1982 I'< m croy-M ,ddl cport. Oh10 May 15, 1982 Rathe r than rnakt \\Ork ut ca r eu thanges tlus cmm ng yca 1 sll JVC to mc~k e the mo:;t of th1.2 f1l•ld m whrt h you all' <Jir l!cid\ fan ul! ar Cond1t1ons wtll begm to unp1 ove fm you as eat h mon th passes TAURUS ( Apnl 21>-May 20) Whe1e your amb1l1 on' me concemcd ltKio) w-workc1s ond assouates will be suppu1!1V1 unll up to a pomt Don t overstep) ou r boundan cs GEMINI I May 21-June 201 If pl"ymg lUIIlJlcllil'< go mes w1lh fn ends tud"' ploy fm the fun of 1l Don I mokl lh1 pi" I "meosu1e uf who IS the bt tter per son CANCER !June 21-July 221 Yonll' ,, good stallt• l todo\ but you rnt ght not bt .1 stJ nng f1msht r If' ou untlu takt something stJ Lk to 1l until lUlllpJdt:J I EO tJul} 23-Aug 22 1 Snk tomroni!JIIs tod" l who en JOY lh< sa ll ll l\pt: s of Ht tl\lttt s that vou do lmlllllg um 111 \\hots out uf s\nth nught 12.<ndilul' 1-1 1 I ht t ounh U M Mtn "lllntu trn Junt lilplttnthtc~nnvctlttH!l i Udstrn /\u! ust Mrs Sdllt r dllnountu l the~ I Ht \ Hob IJd\ rs uf tht J<H kson /\na Mrnrstr tt :-. 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S lht 1111k 11f Jun1 21 f1utl<1nd U M Chull h lhl wet k uf Juh 12 Fo t l'sl Hun sUIIIL llllll m CAPR ICO RN (Du 22-Jan 191 Cool and ptadtt:al tad rts wrll \Wlk \H II fm yuu tudct } lllllldltt: r s 1t:lcrt mg to\ uur t.:a r eu m fmann s War rnth VIRGO !Aug nSepl 221 You should gtl ,lion ~ qu1l1 "til 111lh bustnt:ss i:ISSt\tJdlt s or thost "'1th whom \ ou Lit: aI t ornrneJ t wllv toda) Ho" n t l \ uu nu glrt nut h,mdiL 'ou1 sot 1a l1m nl \ t:lnt nb as smoothly LIBRA ISt•pt 23-0el 231 When opelllllllg 111f"1n11i"r fi elds you should bt iiblt to gd tht h pt s of n sulb fm wllllh you hopt today An t:xt ursron rnto untr tt:d art ciS tould be c1 bumrnt 1 SCORP IO tOrt 24-NII\ 221 Y11u "" c"p"bl1 of hondlmg diffiCult s!lu<J t\Uns \\til todtt ) provHhtl )Ull Wht n uthu s but 111 .rll t uu ld go aw1) (:I ll fl tt from oubrdt 1ntuiclt'IH.: c SAG ITTAR IUS INn\ 23-Det 211 Bu>~ness ond pleosUil ar<n I opt to mrx too \H II toda) so t1 \ tu kt t mnplitd lJtms a rt l!kt I\ ~r Ma} IS the month dunng wh1 ch Older Amencans oi e honored throughout the country Tuesday May 18, has been deSignoted as Senwr Ci tizens' Doy 111 the State uf Ohw There will be dmne1 and o prog1am startmg ot 11 30 o m ol th e Me1gs County SeniOr Citizens Cente1 that day Those senwrs 90 years of oge ond over will be recogmzed Anyone havmg names of persons 90 ond uvcr plea se co lllhe Center 9922161 Mr Jom es A l exander, A5'ISlont Director of the Ohw Com misSion on Agmg, w11l be the guest speaker A tree, given m memory of R1chord Chombers by the County Conumss10ners, w11l be planted ol the opemng of the program Rese1vollon deodlinc for the dmMondoy Moy 17 Some of the churches m the county Will be hunonng lhe1r semur Citizens on Sunday May 16 The V1lla ge of fulc me IS hononng 1ts semors by proda umng Moy 16 Semor Citizens' Day m fulcme th e two st par ate When tht lrnes cross THE not dn wlt fr 0 111 your blucp1111t PISCES IFt·b 21>-March 201 fuday )OU must be very seletlive os to "htlln yuu 1<I e" l conf1denltal molters Certam people m"y not !reo! the This Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. 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Sund111 evangeliot c _.ng, 7:00 p.m. l'nlyer -lng, A DIVISION OF TAN'OY CORPORATION •• •:- UNITED PRE SBYlERIAN MINISTRY Of MEIGS COUNTV Rev Wanda John son dlfector Harold Johnson d~rec tor of education HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Wor shtp Sennce 9 o m Church School 10 30a m MIDDI EPORT PRESBYTERIAN Church School 9 00 o m Mornmg worsh1p 10 15 Bible Study Tuesday 10 am Bt ble study Thursday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Church Chu rch Sc hoo l 10 15 o m morntng worshtp II 30 o m B1ble Study luesdoy 10 a m Juntor and Sen•or H1gh Youth Gr oup Sundar 6 p m RUT AND CHURCH Of GOD Paslor Rev John Evan s Sunday sc hool I 0 om Sunday wor sh1p II o m Ch1ldren s church II o m Sunday evemng serv1ce 7 UO p m Wednesday evenmg young lod1es ou )(1 ltary 6 p m Wednesday fom1ly worshtp 7 00 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH . Neor l ong Bottom Edsel Hart pastor Sun day school I 0 a m Church 7 30 p m prayer meet~ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDOLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST Cor ner A sh and Plum Leslut Hayman pastor Bob Grubb assistant pastor Sundar School 10 a m Morn1ng Wor sh1p I a m Wednesday and Sotur day Evenmg Serv1ces 7 30 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH Rev Robert McGee 1ntenm dtrector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Robert McGee POMEROY Sunday School 9 I S a m Cho •r Worsh1p serv tce 10 30 am rehearsal Wednesday 7 p m Rev Robert McGee pastor ENTERPRISE Worsh1p 9 a m Church School 10 o m Rtchard Rothem1ch pastor ROCK SPRINGS Sunday School 9 15 a m Worsh1p serv1ce 10 a m Richard RothemiCh pastor FLATWOODS Church School 10 om Worship II a m RIChard Rothem1ch pastor MIDOLEPORT CLUSTER HEATH Church School 9 30 a m Worsh1p 10 30 am UMYF 6 p m Robert Robmson Pastor RUTLAND Church Schoo l 9 30 a m Worshtp 10 30 om Robert Rtder pastor SALEM CENTER Worsh tp 9 a m Church School 9 ~5 o m Robert R1der pastor PEARL CHAPEL Sunday School 9 30 o m Worth tp 7 30 p m SNOWVILLE Sundoy School 9 30 om Worship 11 00 o m SYRACUSE QUSTER Rev Stanley Merrifl~ Mtmster FOREST RUN Worsh1p 9 a m.. Church School10a m MINERSVILLE Church School 9 a m Worship 10 o m ASBURY Church School 9 50 o m Worthlp 11 o m B1ble Study 7 30 p m Thursday UMW f11t Tuesday SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev James Clark Rev Mark Flynn Rev Florence Smith Rev Carl Hicks BETHANY, (Dorcas) Worship 9 00 a m Church School 10 00 o "" Bible study ht 2nd 3rd and 51h Tuesday• 7 15 p m youth lollowsh•p 2nd and 41h Tuesday• 6 00 p m CARMEL and SUTTON (Worship Sun day School and matt other events held Jointly ) Sunday School 9 45 ond Worship l1 00 at Sutton first and tturd Sundays and at Carmel second and fourth Sun days Bible Study aecond fourth and flf th Thursday• 1:15 p m Falnlly Night Fellowship Dinner third Thursday 6 30 practce, 8 30 p m. Wodn01 day, prayer mooting and Bible study, Wodnftdily. 7:30p.m. •lh CHURCH Of CHRIST, Middlepart, • and Main, lob Molton. minister, ScoH Solt&man, associate mlnlstor. llbfe ~. 9 30 a. m.: mamlng ~lp, 10:30 a m event- servtce, 7:00 p.m. NAZAIIENE, Rev, Jim· - · Check Your Phone Book for the 212 E Mam Street 992 3785 Pom er oy p ~PPLE GROVE Sunday Schaal 9 30 a m Worship 7 30 p m 1st and 3rd Sun days Prayer mHtlng Wodnesday 7 30 p m Fellowship supper flrol Saturday 6 p m UMW 2nd Tueldoy 7 30 p m EAST LET ART, Church School 9 a m Worship service 10 o m Prayer mHtlng 7 30 p m Wodn01doy UMW second • TultldOv 7 30 p m RACINE WESLEYAN - Sunday school 10 am worship, 11 O,Jn.- Cholr practice Thursday, 8 p m _ LETAfl FALL&- Worohlp service 9 am Church School lOam MOIINING STAR, Warship 9 30 a m Church SchaoiiO 30 a m MORSE CHAPEL, Church School 9 30 am Wanhlpllam PORTLAND. Sundav School 6 30 p m , Evonlng_ Worship, ) 30 p.m Youth FoiiOWihlp, WodnOidav, 7 30 p m NORTHEAST tlUSTER ~ ~ ~StUdy and yaulh ~-day. 1P.-"'"-- r.J M iddl eport Pomeroy 0 L:==============: Mtddl eport Ohto CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Lawrenco Manley pastor, Mrs Ru11ell Young, Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Evening worthlp, 7.30, Wodnnday prayer mHIIng, 7:30 p m. MT MOftiAH CHURCH OF GOD RaclnlO- floy Jamfl SaHorfleld, pastor Morning worship, 9' ,A.S o m Sundov &chao! 10 45 a.m ovonlng worohlp. 1. Tunday 7 30 p m , laillfl prayer mMIIng: Wodnosdav. 7:30pm YPE MIDDlEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Comer Sixth and Palmer, tho Rev Mark McClung, Sunday school, 9 15 am • Dan White, Sunday School superintendent Jahn Reibel, Sr , Gill. IUpt Morning Worohlp, 10 15 o m Youth mooting, 7 30 p m Wodnnday, including WM graupmHIIngo, 7:00""" - MIDDLEPORT CHURO!--.,pF THE DAILY SENTINEL r ~ K&C~!.~ERS fUifi U RIVER VIEW ol therr cnurcnes Reduce l•1e to rl'> <; unule~ l comuonents Jnrl wnJt nave )OtJ 1 l iMEana GOD lmre r Par~ s the beq,nnrnq or trlt: 11 mea':>ute'> l'le qr owtn 01our lloOre<. t pt ovrOe<> oooonun•ly tor our w a r~ ano play rt wveJ r~ tu us ou numar lrmri.Jirons Jn!l rhen one (la~ lrrne leaves II ~ uerwl! But lrod " lilt nrrgr rr ot lte fie me tsures 111e ar o ~llr or our souls Ht orovrdes our st errgtn tnct rorq ve ~ uur wr t~ ne'> '> liP rvea l ~ 10 u':> rl rS hmrtle~ '> Love Ano eve dr a rr q 10 lt,+ve U'> ben r<l Goo !lt>C ~ on, u; ur evef1 oeyono the cucle ot ornt ApMJble ll r lle L O C ~ r \!p ~ teepr Ma I 1(1) r d(P ~ <;tCI r l'j f fl(ll f'll lll.l al l dUD ~ '>'> rl f f' ltM 11 S tO f'Sf)f'Ct lne Md n t nO'> ~ p tu r ; ecu 11 arrt1 etr ld h ttltl t''> a\ e edn s to love Goa TIME AND GOD ALFRED Sunday Schoo l at 9 45 a m Mornmg Wors htp ot II om You th 6 30 p m Su ndays Wednesday N1ght Prayer Meetmg 7 30 p m ST PAUL (T upper s Ploms ) Sunday Sc hool 9 00 a m Mornmg Wor sh1p a t 10 00 a m Btble Study 7 30 p m Tuesday KENO CHURCH OF CHRI ST O liver Swam Supenntendent Sunday school 9 30 every week HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Sunday School 9 30 a m even1ng serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 pm BEARWALLOW RIOGE CHURCH Of CHRIST Duane Worden m1mster B1bl e doss 9 30 o m morntng worship I 0 30 a m eventng worsh1p , 6 30 p m Wed nesday B1ble study 6 30 p m NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY Chu r ch Sunday School servtce 9 45 o m Worsh1p serv1ce 10 30 Evongel1 sttC Ser VIC& 7.30 p m Wednesday Prayer meeh ng 7 30 . Thursday ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Horrtsonv11le Rd Robert Purtell pastor Btll McElroy Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 o m worst·up serviCe I 0 30 o m Sunday worshtp serv1ce 7 30 p m Monday and Tuesday evenmg servtces 7 30 each even1ng . ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Pone Grove The Rev Wt lllom Middlesworth Pastor Church serv1ces 9 30 o m Sun day School 10 30 o m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Jerry Pmgley pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m morning worsh 1p 10 30 a m Wednesday evenmg serv1ce 7 30 ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler pa stor Sunday school 9 30 o m Church serviCe 7 p m youth meetmg 6 p m Tuesday B1ble Study 7 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Thomas H Collier pastor Mortho Wolfe Cho~tmon of the Boord of Chrts t1on L1fe Sunday School 9 30 a m mornmg worshtp 10 30 Sunday even 1ng worshtp 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Don L Walker Pastor Robert Sm1th Sunday school supt Sundar school 9 30 o m morning worshtp 0 40 o m Sunday even1ng worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday even tng Btble study 7 30 DANVILLE WESLEYAN am mornmg wo rsh1p 10 45 you th serv tce 6 45 p m evenmg worshr p 7 30 p m prayer and protse Wednes doy 730pm SOUTH BETHEL {Srlver Rtdge) Duane Sydenstncker Sr pastor Sunday School 9 o m Morntng Worsht p 10 am You th Ser vtee Sunday at 6 p m and Su nday Even mg Worshtp 6 p m Btb le Study Wednesday 7 p m SILVER ~UN FREE BAPTI ST Rev Mar vm Marktn pastor Steve ltttl e Su nday sc hool supt Su nday school I 0 a m mormng worsh1p II a m Sunday even mg wors hrp 7 90 Prayer meetin g and 81ble sludy Thursday 7 30 p m you th meettng Wednesday at 7 p m CHRI STIAN FELLOWSHIP CHUR CH 383 N 2nd Ave Mrddleporl Sunday Sc hool 10 00 o m Sun Wed Even mg ServiCes 730 pmpm LIBERTY Chm flon Church 4 ltberty Ave Pomeroy Sunday School 10 a m Worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday Servrce 7 30 pm CHE STE R CHU RCH Of GOD Rev R E Robmson pastor Sunday school 9 30 o m worsht p servtce 11 o m evenmg serviCe 7 00 you th serv1ce Wed · nesday 7 00 p m LANGSVILLE CHRI STIAN CHURCH Robert E Musser pastor Su nday school 9 30 a m Paul Musser supt morntn g worshrp 10 30 Sunday even 1ng servtce 7 ()() mrd week servtce Wednesday 7 pm SYRACUSE CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE Rev James B Ktttl e pas l or Norman Pres ley Sunday School Supenn l endent Sunday school 9 30 a m mar evangehsttc ntng worshtp 10 30 a m serv tc e 6 p m Prayer and Protse Wed nesdoy , 7 p m youth meettng 7 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRI ST Elden R Blak e pas tor Sunday Sc hool 10 o m Robe rt Reed supt Mornmg ser mon II a m Su nday mght serv1ces Chmflon Endeavor 7 30 p m Song ser vrce 8 p m Preachtng 8 30 p m M1d week Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p m Alvtn Reed loy leader CHURCH Of JESUS CHRIST Locaoed al Rutland on New L1mo Rood ne xt to Foresl Acre Park Rev Roy Cleveng er pastor Robert Musser Sunday School supt Sunday sc hool 10 30 a m wors htp 7 30 p m 81ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m Saturday n1ght prayer servtce 7 30 pm Rev. Rlchord W Thomas Thurodoyo. Bible Study, Thursday• 7 30p.m. , LONG BOTTOM. Sunday School at 9 30 a. m~lng Wanhto at~ 30 p.m. ThursdaweiilleSIU~, 7: p.m. IttiDIVIUE: School 9:30 a .m Mom!ntl Warship 1 :30 a:m Evening ~ T:30 p.m. llble Study WednwcioP at 7:30p.m. & For A Rea l AuctiOn ..ca ll th e Rea l McCoy I 0 Mac McCoy Rt 1 Reedsv tll e Oh 985 3944 lFRANKLIN' l Ftnes t 1n Sect i Oncl l Modu la r Home s Matn McCOY'S AUCTION SERVICE BEN tots eager beaver~, Junior aslronauts, and' \un!Or and M!f1lor high IY~: choir Ultracompact-travel "light" and still be on ttmet AM, PM and alarm tndtcators 24-hour alarm. Frontmounted controls for ttme and alarm-set, alarm on/off Wtth bat· tery _163-702 The RALL'S dal\t~DLifpQRT tr'I·J'- ·~ John F Fultz, Mgr Ph 992 2101 Pomeroy I TRINITY CHURCH Rev W H Pernn pastor Debb1e Buck Sunday schoo l supt Church School 9 15 a m worship serv1ce 10 30 a m Chotr rehearsal. Tuesday 7 30 p m under dtrecttan of Alice Nease POMEROY CHUR CH Of 1 HE NAZARENE Corner Union and Mulberry Rev Vlrgtl Byrer pastor Glen McC lung osst pastor Clyde Henderson pastor ementus Sunday School 9 30 a m Glen McClung supt morntng worship 10 30 a m eventng serviCe 7 00 mid week serv1ce Wednesday , 7 00 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 326 E Matn St Pomeroy Sunday services Holy Communton on the ftrst Sunday of each month and combtned w1th morntng prayer on the th1rd Sunday Morntng prayer and sermon on all other Sundays of the month Church School and nursery core prov1ded Coffee hour tn the Pansh Holl1mmedlately follow1ng the serv tce POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W Motn St Ned Proudfoot pastor Bible school 9 30 o m morntng worsh1p 10 30 a m Youth meettngs 6 30 p m evenmg worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday mght prayer meetmg and B1ble study 7 30 pm THE SALVATION ARMY 115 Butternut Ave Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Roy Wining officers m charge Sunday hohneu meettng 10 o m Sunday School 10 30 a m Sunday school leader YPSM Elmse Adams 7 30 p m solvot1on meet1ng, vonous speakers and mustc spectals Thursdoy- 10 om to 2 p m Lod1es Home league all women 1n vtted 7 30 p m prayer meet tng and B1ble study Rev Noel Hermon teacher BURLING TON SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHAPEL Route I Shade 81ble school 7 p m Thursday worship service B p m POMEROY W£STSIDE CHURCH Of CHRIST 200 W Moon St 992 5235 Vocal muSic Sunday worsh1p 10 a m Btble study II a m worship 6 p m Wed nesday Bible study 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHUR CH Rev Ralph Smith pottor Sunday tchool 9 30 a m Mrs, Worley Franc1s superrntendent Preochmg services f1rst and third Sundays followmg Sunday School GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preaching q 30 o m f~rs t and second Sundays of each month th1rd and fourth Sundays each month worsh1p service of 7 30 p m Wednesday evenings at 7 30 Prayer and Bible Study SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mulberry He1ghts Road Pomeroy Pastor Albert Olttes Sabbath School Supenntendent Rita Wh ole Sabbalh School Saturday af ternoon at 2 00 with Worsh1p ServiCe followmg at 3 15 RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHSister Harnett Warner Supt Sunday School 9 30 o m morning wonhlp 10 45a m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST David Mann miniSter W1lltom Snouffer Sun day school supt Sunday school 9 30 am momlngworshlp 10 30a m FiRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 282 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Rev William R Newman pastor Henhel McClure Sundoy\ school auperintendent Sunday school. 9 30 a m morning worthip 10 30 evening worthlp 7 30 p m M id week prayer service 7 30 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH Dexter Rd Rd langsville Rev A A Hughes Pastor Sunday School 10 a m Services on Tuesday Thursday and Sundav. 7 30 p m FA11'H TABERNACLE CHURCH Balloy Run Rood Rev Emmett Rowson pastor Handley Dunn , tupt Sunday school 10 o m Sunday evening service 7 30, Biblo toachlng 7 30 p m Thuro da • ~YRACUSE MISSION Cherry St Syracuse Service• 10 a m Sunday Evenln8c,'ervlcet Sunday and Wednea Mobile CB With Channel 9 and 19 Priority Switch-Slashed 42% Chronomatlc"'-223 by Reahsttc ,,, '116 S Seco nd 510 N 2nd Middleport 992 3451 Kingsbury Home Sales & Service :. MEIGS TIRE CENTER, J,NC. RACINE PlANING MILL ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE LONE WOLF BAND 214 E Ma1n 992 SilO Pomeroy Ff'rmPrtv All'lens Coun tv S lv on g~ & loan Pomeroy 992 6655 1nfUlfl1i:ltJUn as s mt erdv as you do ARIES !March 21-Apnl19) Be careful m oc!lvi!Ies wi th fnend s today 11 here each IS 1eQ UII ed to p1 ck up on eQUol shore of the cost Unless 1! IS t ak ulokd 111odl once complicatwns ore likeI) INSURANCE SERVICES Diamond Savings & Loan Co. Middleport, Oh. 282 W Ma ul Pomeroy 992 9962 Brogan-Warner P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Ins Co. Et Po m eroy 992 2955 Rutland Oh104577S J Wm B11l Brown , Owner Phone(6141 742 2777 ~GRAVELY 992-9917 Prescnpt1on s Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment SaServ1ce les and Pomeroy, Oh Phone 99~_- ~975 New Spnng& Summer Hours Mon -F n 9 - 00 loS 00 Saturday 9:00 I!U;OO ' 1 Serv1ce Locust& Beec h Str eet 992 9hl M1ddl eport GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. ~~~~~~! ~~ VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS SWISHER & LOHSE ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Don't forget to regtster for dmner by 12 noun Mondoy 1f you pion on LaSALLE N. 2nd Ave. ill tod"y 1f \tiU fall to 1Xe1 ute th em os outlined Be sure yoUI ocl tons do Mt thud"! ChUi ch beg11111111g ol 3 p 111 full owed by the pm 1sh s annuol The T1od1 t10nol Qmlt Show wh1ch wos held ol the Center Fndoy ond SolUJ doy May 7 and 8, wos o b1 g succe5' The staff would like to thank oil those who brought QUilts 111 tu be shown or sold Also thanks to the volunteers who donoted theutun e lhttse two days There were 130 QUilts diSplayed dotmg fl om 1980 back to 1840 rwr has been ex tended to noon on 111ust bt: ctdd td howt \t..: l when deal mg w1th ft rt..:mls AQUARIUS 1Jan 21>-Feb 191 Good pions and 1deos will count for lit- JUlll I ht Jun..: Jllt t l rn g "rll bl Sunda y JurH 27 dl tht AlfruJ Un tlt:d The Daily sc nt,n c i- Page- 1 Pomeroy - Middleport, Oh10 Senior citizens' scenes Astrograph If IS Fnday, M a y 14, 1982 fEJ Ph 992 2551 786 N 2nd St Mtddieport, Oh HEMLOCK GROVE CHR ISTIAN Roger Wolson po sl or Crenson Pratt Su nday sc hoo l sup I M orn rng worshtp 9 30 o m Su nday sc hool 10 30 am even rng ser VICe 7 30 MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Tom Dooley Joe Say re Sunday Sc hool Supenntenent Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m evenmg wors hi p 7 30 p m Prayer mettflng 7 30 p m Wednesday lUPPERS PLAIN S CHUR CH OF CHRI ST Vtncent C Waters Ill mtnrster Hermon Block supenn ten denl Sunday School 9 30 a m eventng serviCe 7 p m Wed nesdoy Brbl e Sl udy 7 p m CHE STER CHURCH OF lHE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grote posror Fronk Rttlle supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 o m Worsh1p se rviCe II a m and 7 30 p m Prayer meeting . Wednesday 7 30 p m LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHUR CH Rev Rober! M1 ll er pastor lk,yd Wnght Drrec tor ol Chnslran Education Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Mornmg War sh1p 10 30 o m Chotr Proct •ce Sun day 6 30 p m Evenrng Worshtp 7 30 p m Wedn esday Prayer and Brble Study 7 30p m DEXTER CHUR CH OF CHRIST Charl es Rus se ll Sr mrnrs1er RICk Macomber su pt Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 o m wors hrp se rvice \0 30 am Btble Sl udy Tuesday 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHUR CH Of JESUS CHRI ST OF LATTER DAY SAINT S Par tlond Ro crn e Rood Wdlrom Roush pa stor Lmdo Evans church school dtrec tor Church school 9 30 a m mormng wors hrp 10 30 a m Wednesday evenmg prayer serv rces 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTI ST Rev Earl Shuler pas tor Wor ship serv tce 9 30 o m Sun day schoo l 10 30 o m Btble Study and prayer servtce Thursday 7 30 p m CAR LETON CHURCH Ktngsbury Road Jrmmte Evans pastor Sunday school 9 30 o m Rolph Ca rl supenntenden1 eventng worshtp 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Tom Rtchoson pa stor Wallace Damewood Sunday Schoo l Supertnl endent Worshrp ser lo' rco at 9 a m Brbl e Schoo l10 o m HY SELL RUN HOLI NE SS CHURCH Re> Theron Durham pastor Sunday School of 9 30 am M ornrn g wors h1p al 10 30 o m Thursday se rviCes at 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION £-Bald Knob located on Coun ty Rd Rev law r ence G luesencomp pastor Rev Roger Wdltoossts lant po slor Preachmg serv tces Sun day 7 30 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Gory Gnff1th leodeYou th groups Sunday eve mg 6 30 p m w1th Roger ond Vtole1 Willford as leaders Commu n•on ser v1ces f1rst Sunday each month WHITE S CHAPEL Coolv1 l1 e RD Rev Roy Deeter po sl or Su nday school 9 30 am wor shtp serv1ce 10 30 am B1ble study and prayar serviCe Wednesday 730 pm RUTLAND CHUR CH OF CHRI ST Eugene Underwood poslo r Herb Elltott Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m mornmg worsh1p and comunton 10 30 am RUTLAND BIBLE METHODIST CHURCH Amos Tlllts pastor Danny Ttl/is Sunday School Supl Sunday School 9 30 o m followed by mornmg worshtp Sunday evenmg serv 1ce 1 00 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 00 p m RUTLANO CHUR C H Of lHE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Gr tmm Jr pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m wor shtp serv1ce 10 30 om young peoples service 6 p m EvangeliStiC serv1ce 6 30 p m Wednesday serv1ce 7 00 p m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST Corner of Second Pastor Frank Lowther Sunday school 9 ~5 a m worshtp serv iCe ll o m and 7 30 p.m Weekly Btble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Miller St Mo!!.on W Va Eugene L Conger mints tar Sunday B1ble Study 10 a m Worship 11 a m and 7 p m Wednesday Bible Studr vocal music 7 p m LIFE SC ENCE CHURCH - 12 North Third St Chesh~re Independent fun domentol serv1ces Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m Pastor Rev Or Robert Persons MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD Duddmg Lane Mason W Vo Rev Ronme B Rose Pa1tor Sunday School 9 ~5 a m Morning Worshtp 11 a m Even1ng Ser vice 7:30 p m Wednesday Women s Minitlrles 9 o m (meeting and prayer Prayer and Bible Study 7 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Tho Rev William Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Jome1 Hughes supt evening ser vice 7 30 p m Wednesday evening prayer meeting 7 30 p m Youth prayer service eoch Tueada'/ FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Letart W Vo Itt 1 Mark Irwin ~star Worship services 9 30 a m Sunday achool 11 o m evening worship 7 30 p m Tuesday cottage prayer meeting and Bible study 9 30 a m Worship service Wodn01day 7 30 m OUR SAVIOUR UTHERAN CHURCH Walnut and Henry Stt Ravenswood W Va The Rev George C Weirick pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday wor ship, 11 am CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH now located on Pomeroy Plko, County Rood 25 noar Fiatwoads Rev Blackwood pastor Services on Sunday al 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school 9 30 a m Bible slvdy, Wodne&day 7 30 p m r,·_ f 111REE SHEPHERDS - Pope John Paul II salutes three children playing lhe role of the lhree little shepherds from Aljustrel, Lucia, aged 10, Francisco, 8, 8Dd Jacinta, 7, who oo March 13, 1917 saw the VIrgin Mary of Fatima. (APLaserphoto). • P omeroy 991 3315 rn STO~'- MARK V . · ~ ·,, Middleport . Phone 992 3480 WAID CROSS SONS STORE GroccrH:><:o Gcne r .l l M c rc lll ndr <,e k'.Hrnc 949 1SSO INDEPENDENl HOLINESS CHUR CH IN C Pearl Sr Mrddlepor! Rev 0 Dell Manley pastor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 am Morn1ng worshrp 10 30om evenrng worshrp 7 30 p m Tuesday i2 30 pand m protse WomenserviCe s prayer meettng Prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHUR CH OF JESUS CHRI ST Elder Jam es Mrller Btble study Wednesday 7 30 p m Su nday School 10 a m Sunday n•ght serv1ce 7 30 p m POME ROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS Hom sonv dl e Rood Earl F1elds pastor Henry Ebl rn Jr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 o m Mornmg Wor sh1p II a m Sunday even tng servtce 7 30 m Prayer Meermg Thursday 7 30 pm SY RACUSE fiRSl CHURCH Of GOD Not Pentecoslol Rev George 0 1ler pos ror Worshrp servtce Sunday 9 -iS a m Sunday sc hool I! a m worshrp serv rce 7 30 p m Thursday prayer mee rr ng 7 30 p m MT HERMON Unrted Br ethren rn Chrr sl Church Rev Rober! Sande rs pa stor Don Wtll loy leader l ocated rn Texas Camm unrty off CR 82 Su nday schoo l 9 30 a m Mornrng wo rshtp ser vrce 10 45 a m even mg preachtng ser vtce second and fourth Sundays 7 30 p m Chnshon Endeavor frrsl and thtrd Sundays 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meellng and Brble study 7 30 p m JEHOVA H S WITNESSES 373JC~ Stole Route 124 (One mrl e easr ol Rutland ) Sunday Brb ie lecture 9 30 a m Wot ch towe r study 10 20 a m Tuesday Brble study 7 30 p m Thursday Theocra trc School 7 30 p m Se rvtce Meetrng B 10 p m RUTLAND FREEWILL BAPTIST Church Salem 51 Rutland Donald Korr Sr pastor Bud Stewart supenn tenden r Sunday Sc hool 10 o m evenrng wor shtp 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg ser ViCe 7 30 p m CHUR CH OF GOD of Prorhecy located on the 0 J Whrte Rood of htghway 160 Sunday Sc hoo l 10 o m Supertntendent John Loveday F~rst Wednesday nrght of month CPMA servtces se<ond Wed nesday WMB meetrng thrrd through t.fth you lh serv rce George Croy le pas tor HOPE BAPTI ST CHAPEl - 570 Grant 51 Middleport Sunday Sc hool 10 o m mornr ng wors hrp II o m evenrng wor shrp 7 p m Wednesday evenr ng B1b e sl udy and prayer meelrng 7 p m AI filiated w tth Sout he rn Bopt rst Con venhon BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRI ST Rtcky Gdber1 pastor Steve Prckens supen nlendent Sunday School 9 30 o m Church ServiCeS 10 30om JUBILEE CHRI STIAN CE NTER George s Creek Rood Rev C J Lemley pa stor John Fa il ure su perrntendent Church sc hoo l 9 30 a m morn rng wor sht p 10 30 evenmg serv rce 7 p m B1ble Study Thur s 7 p m Cla sses for all ages Nur sery provrded for wors hrp serv tces ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHUR CH Corner of Sycamore and Second Sts Pomeroy The Rev Wrl lro m Mtddlesw arth Pastor Sunday Sc hool of 9 45 a m and Church Se rvrces 11 o m SACRED HEART Rev Falher Paul D Welton pa stor Phone 992 2825 So lur doy evemn g Moss 7 30 Sundoy Moss 8 and 10 o m Confes s1on Saturday 7 730pm VICTORY BA PTI ST - 525 N 2nd Sl Mtddleporl James E Keesee pastor Sunday mornmg worsh1p 10 o m evenrng serv1ce 7 Wednesday eventng worsh 1p 7 p m V!Sl tOit on Thursday 6 30p m TRIN ITY Chrt shon Assembly Coolvtll e Grlberl Spencer pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 o m morntng wors h1p 11 a m Sunda y even mg servtce 7 30 p m m1dweek prayer serv rce Wednesday 730 pm MOUNT O lt ve Comm untty Church law rence Bu sh pas lor Max Folm er Sr Superm l endent Su nday School and mar nr ng wors hr p 9 30 o m Sunday evemng servtce 7 p m You th meetmg and 8rble study Wednesday 7 p m UNITED FAITH CHURCH - Route 7 on Pomeroy bypass Rev Robert Sm1th Sr pastor Rev Jam es Cund1ff asSistant pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m mor nang worsh 1p 10 30 a m eventng wor Women s Fellowship shtp 7 30 Tuesdays 10 o m Wednesday naght prayer serv1ce 7 30 p m FAITH BAPTIST Church Mason meet at Umted Steel Work ers Un ton Hall Rodrood Street Mason Mornmg wor shtp 9 30 o m Sunday Sc hool10 30 o m Evenmg Serv rce 7 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Mrd Week 8rble Sludy Thursday 7 p m FOREST RUN BAPTI ST - Rev Nyle Borden pa stor Corne lru s Bunch supenntendent Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m second and fourth Sunday s wor shtp servrce at 2 30 p m MT MORIAH BAPTI ST - Fourth ond Mom St M1ddleport Rev Co lvtn Mtn nls pastor Mrs Elvm Bumgardner supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 om worshtp serv tce 10 ~5 a m BURLINGHAM SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH Route 1 Shade Pa stor Don Block Affthoted w1th Southern Soplt st Convention Sunday school I 30 p m Sunday worshtp 2 30 p m Thursday evenmg B1ble study 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBL Y Ract ne Route 12-i W1lltom Hoback pastor Sun day school 10 a m Sunday eventng ser vice 7 00 p m Wednesday evenmg ser vice at 7 CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadle Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morntng Wonhlp 10 30 a m Prayer Servtce alternate Sundays MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL Third Ave the Rev Clark Boker pastor Carl Nottingham Sunday School Supt Sun· day School 10 a m - classes for all ages Evenlng serviCes 6 00 Wednesday Study 7 30 p m Youth serv1cea, 7 30 p m Frida{ ECCLESIA FE LOWSHIP 128 M1ll St ,. Middleport Pastor Is Brother Chuck Me· Pherson Sunday School al 10 o m Servlcea Sunday evening at 7 p m and Wednesday at 7 p m .. �Friday, May 14, 1982 Pomeroy - Midd leport, Ohio Page-8- The Daily Sentinel -Public No.!.!..ce _ Pub lic Notice waive any informalities. By order of the Meigs Sea l ed bids wi II be County Commissioners at rece ived by the Meiqs Pomeroy. Ohio, State of Count y Comm iss ioners of• Ohio. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Pomeroy, Ohio, unfit 12.00 noon May 25, 1982, and at that time opened as 151 7, 14 21c - provided by law, tor the , ~J . \ ' . )II • INSTALLED - IAbt•vel, offieen; for the 1982-83 year of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter, Bela Sigma Phi Sorority, installed Tuesday ni~ht during a meeting held at the home of Anna Marit• Chapman, were, standing from th e ldt, Carolyn Grneser. president ; Rumtie Kittl'r. vil-e president; Kay Adl<ins. rceording seacUtry; Carol Adams, treasurer. Absent was Susit• Baer, corresponding sccTt'l.ary. Rosetta Redovian, seatt·d ldt, was given lhe t•xcmplar degree. Mr>: Evelyn Knight. right. is sponsor uf the gro up. ORDER OF THE ROSE - I Right/, Jennifer Anderson. Caro l McCullough and Ruth Riffle were given the Order of the Rose for 15 years members hip at Tuesday night's meeting of Xi Gamma Mu Chaph'r uf Bela Sigma P hi Sorority. E li gible for the dcgn·t· but not pn·st·nt was Judy Crooks. purchase of furniture and equ ipm ent to be delivered to the Car leton School. at Sy ra cuse, Ohio. in ac cordance wi t h the equip ment list and speci fi ca ti ons dated May 5. 1982. now on t ile in the office of Me1gs County CommiSSIOners . Copies of sa1d specifica t ions may be ob tained fr om the office of the owner on deposit of Twenty Dollars ($20.00) for each se t . Such deposit wi ll be refunded upon return of the plan s and speci fi ca tion in good condi ti on within t en ( IOJ days aft er the openi ng ot such bids. Documents may be obtained by mail . Al l bids mus t be made on Form ot Proposal inc luded wit ll the speci f1 ca tion s. Bidd er s shall also note that the Rules and Regulat1ons on EQual Em ployment Opportunity shall be made a part of this con tract . No bidder may withdraw h1s bid within six ty (60) days after the actual date of the opening thereof . If in th e op inion of the Owner and me Director of the Depar tm en t of Mental Re t ardation or his delega ted represen tative. the acceptance of the lowest bid is not in the be st interest of a II concerned, the Owner may accep t , wi tll th e co ncurrence of th e Direc tor or his delegated representattve. another proposa I so opened or reject all proposa l s and ad vert ise for othN b1ds. The Owner with concu rr ence of the Director of the Depart men t of mental Retar dation reserves th e right to HELP WANTED 45769. Laurel Cliff Young Adult Class meets The Young Adult Class of the Laurel Cl1ff Free Methodist Church met rerently a t the horne of Mrs. Mildred J acobs . Rev . Robe11 Mill e r had the opetung prayt' r . and a Bible qui z wa s eunduded by Mildred Ja cobs and won by Bob Barton . Refreshment.o; we re served by Patty Barton and Darla Haw ley . Attending were Cliff and Mildred Ja eobs, E d and Angie Sellers. Betty Wills. Leona Martm, the Hev . Mr. Miller. Frank and Ida Martin, Steve Eblin, Karen Sta nle y. Randy and Darla Hawley, Bob and Patty Bartun , Jan1ce Ha ggy, D1ck and Sharon Folmer . Slurle~ Meadows, and Linda Foster. LEGAL NOTICE Ronald D. Vaughn, Defendant. whose l ast know n address is 17273 State Route 104 . Ch ill ico t he, Ohio, 45601. and whose curre nt address is unknown. wi ll tak e notice that Patricia Ann Vaughn has fil ed a Complaint for divorce in the Meigs Coun ty Court at Common Pleas. Pomeroy, Ohio. Case No. 181 05, cap tioned Pat ricia Ann Vaughn vs Ronald D. Vaug hn . Said Comp l ai nt all eges that Rona ld D. Vaughn ha s been guilty of gross neg lec t of duty and ex t reme c ru elt y, and prays tor a divorce and oth er re li ef . Said Defendant wd l take notice that he is required to answer th1S Comp l aint within twenty eigh t ( 18) days after the last publication of th1 s notice. Your A nswer to th1 s Com plaint must be filed wi th the Meigs County Cour t of Common Pleas with1n three (3) days after serviCf of a copy of tile Answer or P lain t iff 's attorney. who 1 Jim D. Fox . 100. Washington Boulevard . Belpre. Ohio 45714 . Thi s notice is pub l ished on th e fo ll ow ing da tes: La rry E Spence\ Clerk o Meigs County Co urt of Com mon Pleas Pomeroy, Ohio Est ab li sh ed busine ss needs qualified front· end a l ign m e nt spf.'cia ll st. Must be abl e to install shock s and do other front · end m ec h anical work . Training avai l a bl e. Base pay plu s commis· sia n . Qualified ap· plicants only need to a ppl y . Sen d credential s and reference s to P. 0 . Box 534 , Pomeroy, Oh ., 54 Pub l ic- Notice - Spec:lflc•tlons: Building height ' 7'-8' F1oof ~ze : 68 W W ._ 02 "" L Ooorej.ze : 4 "..Q " W~8 ' -0 " H Economic•! stor•v• with •tyle. OTHER SIZES & MODELS ALSO IN STOCK ,IAUII.:W:MIER CO. ' : ~ ~.,. ''t · ,. f85•3301 Ci NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Apr il 26. 1982, in the Meigs County Probate Court. Case No 23742, Georg e Hobstetter . 142 Mulberry Avenue. Pomeroy, Ohio was ap· pointed Administrator wi th the Will Annexed of the esta te at Virgie Hobstetl er, deceased. late of Rose H i ll , Pomeroy, Oh io . Robert E . Buck Probate JudaP/ C Clerk 14/ JO. Ill 7, 14, J TC ItS t. Misc. Mer.chane!_ic_e JUST RECEIV 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 - Oro nk ""d Drown "' '""'''" '""", I hllf\ - Pool! our n,lrTll'hh e ~tt o ...('r 1 '' Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 Or 992-7121 3_24 . tf c '~.~~ Bilnd~ 0 11n~ & Drown 10 7 Ourmq B.lnd On I, '>un - PoH.l&P,tcht>r~{' ~r ( 1 11 1 . . . . . . . ...... . . . . . ' '". o•o • o 0 , ...... 0 0 . . . . . . .. General EAFORD B. SR.' H COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE COM IN G BANDS •1 216 E.2nd St. FRI. . APR JO,MAY I W ILOWAT ER "'' 0 Coun lr y Roc• Thurs · Fro Silt Sun Mily 13 · 14 H · h CROSSOVERS Or m~ & Or own a ll noghl\ Thur \ · fro Su n May 70· 11 71· 73 C RO SSOVF..RS Onnk & Drown .111 noqht \ Thtn\ Fro Sol i Sun M,ly 11 78 79 JO CROSSOVERS Or on~ & Or own .1 11 nogh l\ MO NTH OF JUNE F nd.ly and S.:~ t urdo1v MARS H All TENNENT Coun tr y Roc• No lt• ( ro\~OYl'fS , l hu n & Sur1 bolrld \ lilrl\ 1 10. <'Od\ 11 lO Other noqhh . 10 lo 1 C.lrrvout Beer Av.lii.Jb le Oronk & Drow n du ronq B.1nd Noqh t Phone 614 ) -992-3325 f01mal d1n.ng. b~r c h k11chen w1th slave and refnger at or Natural gas furnace and central a1r carpet1ng. base· ment 4 porches and lot 66 ol an acre OWN ER TERMS - 1\ll,ac· l!ve v1ewfromth1s 3 bed roo- Ill 1 Che\h!rl'. P H '191 991] Ohoo St A one lloor plan, NATHAN BIGGS JS Yrs. Experience SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy, Oh . Ph.992·2174 2 26·ff c WORKING DAIRY FARM - Approx . 170 acres l and, 90 ac:;res t i llabl e, 80 dairy ca ttl e- mi l king 40. Severa l barns, feed bins , pipeline milkers. and 27 pieces of farm eq uipm ent . Mob il e home residence . Call for details REALTORS HENRY E . CLELAND, J R., GRI J EAN TRUSSELL DOTTIE TURNER OFFICE '"port Very 1easonable ~LANDMARK2 ._. Ph. 614·843·2591 6· 15·1fc OHIO VALLEY ROOFING And Home Maintenance • Roofing Of all types • Siding • Remodeling • Free estimates e20 Yrs . experience $899 INSTAllED GOOD SELECTIOJI OF TOM HOSKINS GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM Helen Teaford, Gordon Teaford and Sue Mur· IN phy. Housing Headquarters MIDDLEPORT YOUTH LEAGUE SUNDAY, MAY 16 Behind Old Pomeroy Jr. School KITCHEN CARPET REALTORS lLIUOR Racine, Oh. Square Yard With Pad. Installed s 19.500 rn 'ilft _ POMEROY Rf . J, Bo x 54 CARPET STARTING AT $12.95 3 ACRES - In the co untry wnh old house. 6 rooms. bath and other build1ngs Large garden. trees and room for the k1dd1es Only 992-6 191 949·2660 992·5692 992·2259 P&S BUILDINGS GIANT CARPET SALE balh and al $9,800. POMEROY Two bedroom llome in good conditiorr-- ca rpeted, gas heat, ra nge and ref .. 1/1 baseme nt . Extra l arge lot. $17,500. Si1es from 4 to 6 a nd a ll wood buildings 24x36. Insulated Dog Hou ses 4/2911 mo. NAYLOR 'S RUN - W'l sell th1s 3 bedr oo m home With natural ga s. C1ty water . Ph. 949·2160 or 949·2322 OO·Ifc 9 FT. and 12 FT. WIDTIIS STARTING AT $4.99 Cash & Carry RUBBER BACK.CARPET $4~sn &tarry * CARPET AT LAST YEll'S PRIClS ' D~IVE ' ; 7422211 MAINST 2 Doll SALE PENNSVIlU, OHIO MAY IS-16 STARTING EM:II OAT AT 9:30AM. h~• Sl. Rl. 60 soulh oul ~ l.onemlle lo McC..ntlstille '" 1>~• Sl. Rt. 60 north CIUt of Marietta te McCetmtls•ille, troa rMt tllu111p Matb on Sl. Rl. 78 ""I m 2 miles. s!Jr loft If lop of hill ooto Sl. AI. 377 lo lilt Bill JANES FARMS. GlASS, CHINA, LAMPS, POmRY, FIGURINES, DOllS, ETC. COLLECTIONS Of figurines. paperWeig hts. hens·on·nests. Germ an, Bavarian, England , H avi l and. Limoge china . Large amou nt of pew ter , brass. & sil ve r plate items. Thi s is only a partial l ist ing of the large amount of item s to be sb ld in the 2 day sa le. Plan now to attend. Nothing shown before day ot sa l e. Camper space available. Lunch on pr emises . Terms - Cash or check w / positive 10 EACH day . Sales ta x will be charged, except to dealers wt venders numbers. Not responsible for accidents. Bill Janes in charge of sa le. Auctioneers - Bill Jane s, Mike Mayle and Forrest Turner, Apprentice . Phone 557 -3411. tary education a t Rio Grande. Rio Gra nde Coll ege and Community Coll ege is an institution or 1,300 students located just west or Gallipolis in southeastern Ohio. SATURDAY, MAY 15th, AT 6:30P.M. SAVE! SAVE . · 1 Price At Door Advance Stale Price ' $400 ADULT $]00 CHILD S]OO CHiLD · $200 ~· Vaujhan'iilake..Y' 3. Weitern' Auto 4. Locker 21.9 2. ·Ace Hard,are All types of roof work, new or repair gutter and downspouts, gutter cleaning and painting. All work guaranteed . Free Estimates Reasonable Prices Call Howard 949·2263 949·2 160 '. ,• KEN'S APPLIANCE We pay cash for late model clean used ca rs . Frenchtown Car Co. Bil l Gene Johnson . 446 ~ 0069 . Wanted swarms of bees Call 245·5055 or 446· 1052 or 446 2801. SWEEPER and Pekingese pup or dog . Call 4..46·9269, 425 Green Terra ce Trai ler Park, Lot 20. BEDS· IRON, BRASS , old 4 Fami l y Garage Sale Thursday Friday 9? 2nd tr ai ler on Lincoln P ike at Ce n tenary . Bedspreads. cloc k s. portable oven, baseball shoes, tirerims. humidifier, dishes, boys, gir ls, jeans & c l ot hing 9·5. Kristi 150 1 Cherry Ridge, Rio Grande. Turn right off of 325 at Veterinary Office, go lo top of hill . 9:00AM to sewing 6:00PM. Everything f rom machine re pair. parts, and suppli es. Pick up and deliver y, Davi s Vacu um Clea ner, one halt mi le up Georges Creek Rd . Ca ll 446·0294 .. pogo sti ck to crut ches! Come and' take a look . Ga rage Sa le Sat . May ISih. 9 lo 5. 2 112 miles ou l 588 Men, women , childrens clothing, color TV . mi sc . a $47.79 22 Jennings automatic pisto l S66.65 Rod & reel co mbo, Zebco 600$10.99 Rod & reel co mbo, Zebco 202$7.99 Go l d, silver , sle rt ,ng , jewelry . r ing s, old co1ns 8. currency . Ed Burk ett Bar ber Shop, Middleport 992 3476. OLD FUR N ITURE, bed s, iron, brass. or wood Kif chen cubba rd s of all typ~s T ab ies. round or squa r e Wood ice bo xes . Old desks and book cases. Will buy co mplete hou seho l d. Gold, silver. old money , pocket wa t ches. chain s. ring s, and etc. Indian Artifa cts of all types. A lso buy ing ba seball cards . Osbv Martm 992 6370. Old books, letter s, d1ary s. documents, pa inttng s No paper backs or schoo l books . 1 593 8915 .J..M REESE ,.... TRENCHING SERVICE Water-Sewer-Electric Gas Line-Ditches Water Line Hook-ups Septic Tanks County Certltied Roush Line Cheshire, Oh. Ph. 367·7560 1·7· 1 ffc Big Yard Sa le Fri . Su n .. 9·? Deputy uniforms & ac cessori es, good clothin g, bedding, too l s & lot s more 1/2 mile out Pa tr iot· Gage ors • Dryers • Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4 S·lfc C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION Rd .. Rac one. Ohio 45771 . $10 FREE ESTIMATES PH_992-6011 8·20 ft c for one lot, $5 for 1/ 2 lot . Thank You. The L eta rt Falls Cemete r y Trustees . F l owe r s for Memorial Day . Nex t to Bank in Mld· d leporf. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m . 7 days a week . .Golf L essons & Club repair . 985·3961. John Teaford , Ches ter, Oh. 4 ANY Giveaway PER SO N who has a nything to give away and does not offer or attempt to offer any other thing for sa le may place an ad in thi s co lumn. There wi II be no c harge to the advertiser. , yr. old Calico Ca t . Spaded 3:30446·7566. 2 female AKC Registered dogs . Phone 388·8794 or 388 New Homes - ex tensive remodeling •El ec tric work •Custom Pol e Bldgs. •Roofing work 14 Years Experience Greg Roush Ph . 992-7583 or 992-2282 VinylS~ ~~~~~inum BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding estimates, 949· 2801 or 949·2860. No Sunday Calls 3· 11 ·ffc '----------+-----------1 r & white, I black. Ca ll 446· 9542. .4 beautifu l kittens, 3 tigers, 1 yellow . Litter tr a ined. 992·2531 after 5. .4 kiHens . M other has long hair. 742·2460. first . TWOcome. cats, 304-675·5321 childr ens pets. Inside yard sa le . May 15 on Rt . 554 between Cheshire and Porter. Sidewa lk Sa le w hole leng th of Vine St. in Racine, May 20 . Numerous items such as clothes, dishes. living room sui te, chai r s, color TV , storm doors, utility table, et c. Free Coffee. YARD sa le, 405 24th St. Thursday & Friday , lJfh . & 14th . 9:30·3: 00. If r a in· ca nce ll ed. Yard Sa le. Friday and Saturday. 2320 Jeff e r son, Point Pleasant, W.V. Ya rd Sa les, Corner Smith and L oc ust St reets, Hen· derson, F rida y and Sa tur · Short Haired pup, white Cal / 304· 458 LOVEABLE 11 month old black half·Cocker half Springer Spaniel in need of good home, loves children, servrces Too many bill s? Excellent earning opportunily . PART T IM E FULL I TIME Avon . F or more 1n formation Call4.46 3358 The 0 .0 . Mcintyre Park off Rf . 7 bypa ss Sa t. & Sun . Distri ct is st ill accepting 9·5. app li cations. for a summer day 9 fill 0 . ~i~. tan spofs YARD sa le, 302 Sfh . & Brown St .• M ason. Sa tur· day, 9·5. If r ain·garage sa le. THREE family yard sa le . Friday & in back yard . 2607 sw imming ins tru ctor . Ap plicant mu st hav e currenT Wa ter Safley Instructors card and be able to ins tru ct ages 2 to adult . For more inf or mation, cal l or stop in the Park District office at 446461 2, ext 76. Need a Job? EvPr thought of working on a towboat? The river industry employs thou sa nds of men·women . work 30 days· Stay home 30 days. For information co n ce rning towboat em ployment wr it e: C R F, Inc., P .O . Box 121. Dept . 484, Doniphan, Mo . 63935 . For fa st reply p l ease send se ll addressed stamped en vel ope. 12 Si tu atio ns Wanted Have vaca ncy in m y home for elderl y . Ambulatory man or woman . 7 years ex perience. 667 3402 . Tup pe r sp la in s,Oh . WP. Iding, gas and electric. f ield or shop . Phone 304 675·3677 after 4 P .M CARP~NTER SERVICE ..,.....,,• • • 1... ==. '=l"" ""' -:~=r= , ... Estitulool V. C. VOUNG Ill ftH215 or ff2, 73T4 Pomeroy, Ohle 9·30-tfc .. ' SALES & SERVICE u .s . Rt. so East Guysville, Ohio • Authorlred John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Deater Farm Equipment Parts &Service H · tfc Will do window cleaning for homes or bus1ness. ex per1en ced Call388 8198. Ca rpen ter w ork Repa1rs and room r emodl 1ng , wa ll panel1ng and ce d1ng tile Camera & Pr o1ec tor Rcpa1r Any make or model Photographic Repa1r Scrv 1ce. Bobby Er win, 130 Ba SI1 an1 Dr Call 446 4884 . WILL c lean basements, QMdQ C'S. Odd tObS & i1ght li\undr,nq , 304 675 3734 FiniUKlaJ 21 Busme:o,s Opportun1ty Bu s•ncss or stor e room 1n Park Ce ntral H otel La wn M ow er & Gnrd cn Trncfor Sa le s loca trd at JunCTI On Of R IS 7 & J5 1n Kanaug a do1nq qood bu s1ne ss Owner w nn t s to rc l1re Ca ll446 3670 (i qarett e Vcnd 1ng Bu st ness Ca ll 30 4 773 5651 12 Money to Loan REFINA N CE or purc ha se your hom e 30 year f 1x ed rate WVa & Oh10 Leade r M or tgage , 77 E Stat e Sl . A thens. Oh 597 3051 Hn vc land? Want to build? NOTn1nq down. low mteresT, no pnympnt l or 6 months 614 5913053 ProfessiOna l ServiCes C&L Bookk ccp,nq Rookkcr-p,nq & lax serv1ce lo r ,1 11 ty pesot husmesses Ca r ol N ea t 446 3862 c,_,e,__ 1552 3 bd .room home 992 2777 House. M eadowbrook Ad d1f10n , 3 bedroom . family r oom wtth fireplace , cen tral a1r, basement , Phone 304 675 1542 HOUSE for snle by owner, 4 bedrooms, call tor ap pointmenl . Phone )04 675 3270 after 4 p m THREE bedroom house , 1,] basemen t , 11' J acres of ground, 304 675 3779 Pr oper ty tor sa le 407 Lew1s Str ee t , Po,nt Pl c asont . Phone 304 576 1166 Sandhill Road . 3 bedrooms, \ 11 baths, double garngc, 1mmed occupan cy , all elec tr 1c. 304 675·58 17 HOUSE on one acre. no down paym ent , S150 PN month, black top road . cal l eve nings 304 675 7541 APARTMENT bulld ~nq 1n PI Pl easant, $400 . a month 1ncome. phone cvf'n,nqs 304 675 7541 Garf ield Ave. 9·6 :00. 1~J_ __.I'-"nce s,u'.'ra.,n01 SA ND Y AND BEAV ER In AKC Cocker Spaniel, blon· de, male. 21 months old, phone 304·675·4114. 8 Public Sale & Auction Rick Pearson , sur ance Co. has offered services f or fire insuran ce coverage in Ga lli !l Coun t y for a lmost a cen tur y . Farm, hom e and per so nal propert y cover ages are available to m eet in · dividual needs. Contact Harr y Pitchford , agent . HOUSE & acre, overlooking Kanawha R1ver. in Ambro sia ca ll evenings 304 675 7541 Phone -146·1427. HOMES . Ga ll ipOl iS Pn ce· reduced, used mob 1l e Ex· perienced AUCTIONEER . 6 Lost and Found LOST Brownish black Billfold. lost In vicinity Gallipolis. Call388·8810. Small while terrlor In New Haven vicinity, answers to name of' Henry. Phone 304· BOGGS Call446 8163 . cal1304·675·1737 or 675·3123. Estates, antiques. farm , household. Licensed Ohio· WV . Buying antiques. 304· 773-5785, 773·9185. Auction every Fri . night at the Hartford Community Center. Truckloads of new I.~S:.__:S:.::c,_h:::O:::o:.:IS:..:Ic::n:::s:..:lr...:u:.::c.::fi:::o::. n_ YOUNG'S Will ca r e tor elde rly man or woman on our farm. private room, $700 per mo . T ammt Cl!lrk wdl d('cora le High School Graduate s & c. akf'S tor b1rlhd<lY':., an Sen ior s. you can earn over ntversar1ec.,, etc No wed $550.00 per month whil e d1ngcakes 9926145 learni ng a valuable skill like computer repa1rer , Ptnn o Tun111q anll rqJ<'l lr shee t metal worker , or Lllnt Dan t(' IS ASSOCI ale of refrigeration . Plus you wilt Brun1card1's GnllipOIIS have a sec ur e part f1me job and Cunn1nqham's A thens with the Amry Nat1 onal 742 2951 or 992 2082 Guard after school1ng Benefits include a $1.500 .00 e nli s tment bonus, $35,000 .00 life insurance and free tu1tion to any Inside Yard Sa le May 15, co ll ege or trade sc hool 1n 3 1 Hom es for S<1le on Rt . 554 between West Virginia . Interested Cheshire and Port er . Beautiful br 1ck 8. frame. 3 persons may ca ll (304) 675 3950 or in West Virginia cal l bedroom hom e w/ sc en1c Ca rport Sa l e· Sa turday , foil FREE I 800 642 3619 . v1 e w . w ood burn1ng l1r ep1a ce. formal d1n1ng, May 15th. 1668 Lincoln Hgts. Pom eroy . Cl othes, FULL OR PART TIME ce ntral a1r w/ hcat pump lot st ereo, keystone whee ls, couples and individuals for Lanscaped. 1 acre w / fenced 1n ba ck yard , ca mera, compound bow business or your own . $45 ,900 ll 0 o financ ing, and mi sc . Ra in ca nce l s. Loca l A mwa y D istr ibutor small down payment Call tr ai ns you for sp lended op Ca r oline Miller reside nce, portunity . No experience 446 3766 Cherry St ., Rac ine, 0 . necessary . For interv iew 6 rm s, 111 basement & C lothes and misc. items. send name and phone num Sat .• May 15, 1982 . ber to P 0 Box 341 R10 other budd1nqs , 4 acres. rural water. near sc hools, · Grande . Oh 4.5674 Merce rvill e ar ea Call 256· Sa t . onl y . Park ing l ot of Ca r o l's Coiff ures in Mason. Lady or mature teenager to 66~1 . Large, Lots of items. Rain babysit couple nights a New log home on river ca nce ls. week . Ca ll4.46·6566 . Iron! 1n M1dd!eporf 446 M ar vi n McGuire r esi dence and all shots. Ca ll after after 6PM I 286·5740 13 3 Family Yard Sa le May 14· May 15. K & K Mobil e 2145 Eastern Ave ., so. $1.59 or S14.SO a brick . home's, Gallipolis. 9AM·7PM Must br ing copy of ad wi t h you . Spri ng Val ley Trading and Saturday Co., Spring Valley Plaza, Friday Walnut ch ina cabinet, Bar· Ga ll ipoli s. 446·8025 . bie · Ke n · Skippe r dolt c lothes. air conditioner, PUBLIC NOTI CE ·We are fans , furnitur e, porch trying to keep t he cemetery swi ngs, clothes. 2 miles at Le tart Falls in its West of Ga llipo lis on 141 . present condit ion. but must depend on your interest a nd help to insure th at your Rummage Sale May 17 21 Lit tl e Bul l skin lot will be kept c lean this at year . Please se nd check, Towehou se. 9·? Baby & cash or mon ey order to chi ldren's c lothes. H and · Cl a r ence N or ri s, 23262 Hill made Queen size Qui If . Custom kitchens and ap· pliances , custom bathrooms. remodeling , plumbing, electric, and hea ting . Wanted to Do Lawn Mowing Sertve, no yard to big or small. house paint in g & roofing, and light hauling . Ca ll 446 3159 tt - --'H = el,.p:._:Wanf ed_ Federal 22 LR amo box of • Washers • Dish · washers • Ranges • Refrigerat· EmptorltH!Bt= Rd . off Rf . 141. ga uge $69.95 All Makes 9 992 2759 Wanted to buy spiral sta ir way . Call 4..46·713 1 after Me 600 Jr . reloader for 12 r~~======~2~·2~4~·tf~c~f.======·~·~29~1=m~o~i SAL IF: CASH OR CHECK WITH POSI:rtvE l.b, / Announceme nts Have been wormed . Call TE~MS 0~ · 3 t;;;:;:;:;:;;;~;;=~~==;:•~21~ tm~o=·=~i9-767_._______________ r 3 puppies·2 Beag le lype a nd 1 part Huskey, 8 weeks old. ROUSH H. L WHITESEL 379 2796 ROOFING CONSTRUCTION S kittens, . . 2 ye ll ow, 2 black · SHERMAN TILLIS: OWNER LONNI·E NEAL: AUCTIONEER ~ SAVE Jl.OO WITH THIS AD PH. M2-3543 or "2·23811 S&KAUCTION ·ADVANCED. TICKETS AVAILABLE .. Phone 949·2293 or 949·2417 ll ·lfn FROM CONCRHE TO ROOFING AND EVERYTHING IN BElWEEN AT Corner of Depot ~ Main Rutland, Ohio kets · Licensed & Bond ed CAN HELP YOU BUILD YOUR DREAMS! New Construction and Remodeling, PUBLIC AUCTION Manuel ADULT Plaza. «6·8025 or 446·8026. 18 Paqe & Garage Sa le 14th & 15th . FOWLER CONSTRUCTION too thpi c k holdNs. gl ass baskets. cru ets. mustache cups. hand pa inted plates & bowls, souve nir pl ates. do ll s, l amps. g lobes. etc . dvan refrigerator Yard Sa le Sat Dr .. Ga ll ipoli s. lfr=========~f=========~~ A lint f -SAVf A LOT' Rutland Furniture One Day Only! Shows at 2 & 4 p.m. Dozer & backhoe ser· vice, water, sewer, ponds . foundations . reclamation . Utility Buildings Free Estimate James Keesee Ph. 992-2772 room house. bath modern k1tchen bath basemen! new furnace and 2 levei lots Wa lk to sc hool stores and church bedroom hom e f or famil y l1ving or could be a duplex with renta l income. Beautifu l woodwork ~ hardwood fl oors and six firep l aces. Asking $45.000. Sizes start from JOx24" •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows • N ew Roofing 6 ACRES - In Lebanon Towns h1p Some level land. trees. dug well and fresh aH, Thos 45 All STEEL BUILDINGS Aluminum Siding MIDDLEPORT - Good 8 OWNER WILL LAND CONTRACT - C&M EXCAVATING AND CONSTRUCTION 4 20 lfc J&l BLOWN INSULATION Vinyl& 10'1 1 NEW LISTING - One ac'e n Buying Gold, Silve r . Platinum. old co ins, scrap rings & silverwa r e. Daily Quotes available . Also coins & co in suppli es for sa l e . Spring Va ll ey Trad ing, Spring Va ll ey bedspreads, Avon. dolls . ca mper too ls. - Raven 25 automatic pisrol 1n Rutland Townsh1p on good co untry road w1th Lead1ng Creek water ava1lable - Appx . acres of ranch housP.. three separa te utility, 11; two ca r garage, also 16 YEARS EXP. •Residential •Commercial •Industrial Racine, Oh io 247-3534 Free Estimates Racliator Specialist 4 ]4 ' !H - O'Brien Electric Service From the Smallest Heater Core to the Largest Radiator . CANDLELIG HT INN mer Has a Form1ca bath. n1ce carpet1ng. lots at hou se and good garden space NEW LIST IN G - McArthur wooded land with a newer bedroom. equipped kitchen, baths, WB FP, elec. BB heat. older home. $55,000. Middleport 419 1 mo •• TOOLS- FURNITURE COOKWARE MISCELlANEOUS Mill St. , 742-2328 RUTLAND _, 0 0 0 AUCTION ~ 99 it. Tire sa les & repairs . gas & groceries. we now have naw American made Mopeds in StOCk. S39SP iu sTax 4· 18· 1 mo. - furniture, gold, si lver doll ars, wood ice boxes , stone jars, antiques, etc., Comp l ete household s Write . M .D . Mill er, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh . Or 992 7760 *FIELD SEEDS *SEED CORN *FERTILIZERS Pomeroy, OH. I I you need it buill or fixed we can do Big Yard Sa le May 10· 22 . 1 112 mile on Pl easa nt Va ll ey FOR Ph. 992-2115 SUN. 10A . M . to6 P .M . Phone 742·9575 "Fa m ily Yard Sa le 12th , lJth & 14th. 11 /4 mi. from Cheshire on Rt . 554, 9 : 00 to ? Nice c lothing all sizes, antiques. dishes, cur t ains, Rd . 9-6PM . Reel Eetete - thr ee bedroom home wi th centra l air . New ga s furnace New carpe tin g in din ing room , 11; base· ment w ith uti l ity . Fr ont porch, side patio . Two car garage . Double lot . Nea t as a pin . $29,900. Middleport Book'Store Salem St. Rutl a nd , Oh . TUES . thru SAT. 9 AM . to 10 p .M . Bulavllle· Porfer Rd . in trailer court . Hr s. 9? May 13 14 15 ' ' . - Wanted _!o Buy SPM. 1 SUGAR RUN MILLS FRYE'S PENNZOIL , 1/I/H/IH1111111/NIIII/IIIIfHH/f111Hiflfiii/WHIIIIIIW/fff!/61111/UIHII/IIIIII/HIIIIIf/IIIHHIIIII/IIIJI '"· 9J2·2259 NEW LISTING - RACINE GIFT S ARE AS WELCOME AS A DIPLOMA, SELECT YOURS NOW Al TROMM BUILDING & REPAIR :!f;;;w'«j}jAID MAIN Bu n• Pomeroy , OH . AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Mon - f( e qNoqntl1 'vn - Lo~d1es Noqht 87 Wl'd 3·29·1fc GRADUATION 1982 ONE STOP SERVICE St. Rt. women elecctri l ath ( 10 · 12 ) c es fireplace. misc . items. 4 miles out 15 114.1 1, /tc VIRGIL 9 Yard Sale Girls & boys c loth es, riding lawn Ca rl Horky Pres1dent of Counc il A rtf'S I Jon Buck Clerk P0M EROY, OHIO graduali ng senior in DA I LY sPI: CIALs ""PPY Hr • . • Odolv licensed & Bonded PH. 992-7201 Passed thr 76th day Of Apr11 1981 Real Estate - General • o•••Mo No., '"""" 1 · JOPM ·1lOAM • backhoe *excavati ng • septic systems • A water, sewer & gas lin es *d ump truck *limestone liOW Roger Hysell GARAGE ~~oi.:i~~iJ CONTRACTING BUT NICE - 8 rooms 3 or 4 bedrooms. RIO GRANUE - J enny Lynn Manual of Rae 111e has been awarded a Meigs County Hon ors Sc holarship to R10 Grande College and Commumty College. R10 Grande Co ll ege and Commumty Colle ge offers a full tu ition each of the public hi gh schools in Me1gs Co unty . The scholars hi p is effect ive from fall quarter of the year of the award a nd ends wi th the spring quarter of the fourth year. Manuel is the daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. Char les R. Manuel. She will gradua te th1 s s pring from Southern Local High School. During her high school career she has been act ive in the French club, industrial arLo; club, and student publicati ons. She has also received recognition in Who's Who Among Hi gh Sc hool St udents in America a nd the Na ti ona l Honor Society. Manut•l plans lo major in e lemen- Case No. 23,74J CA NDLELIGHT INN Rt. 1, Ches hire. Oh . cha nginq porttn s of S zone to R·l. Be 11 ordai ned by m e Council of th e Vd li\gc of Middleport as lollows : SC'c I That the portion at the s 7nnc South of Paqe Street bounded by Page Str ef' t . the Oh10 Rive r . Lead1nq Creek and 111c cor poral1on t1mll be chilnqed toR 3 zone Sf'c 1 t Th1S Ordtna nce shiltl tak e c lfecl (1 nd be 1n forcf' from .:~nd after the er~rhest dille perm.t l cd by OLD Receives scholarship scholarip to ORDINANC E Deputy NO . 1118·82 141 30 151 7, 14, 21. 28 161 4, An Ordinance to c1 mend t he 61c v 111age zoning _ ord 1nc1nce by -·PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF VI RG I E HOBSTETTER , DECEA S· ED Yard Sale ~ower, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ J&F BY : Marlene Harrison Public Notice I h e D.1 d y ~ent•nel M1ddle ort, Oh •r Business Services Public Notice Help Want ed 11 Pnm<·roy Friday, May 14, 1982 merchandise every week . Conslgments of new and used merchandise always welcome. Richard Karate the ultimate in se lf defence all private lessons, Men, wom en , & children. Reynolds Auctioneer. 27S· 3069. A l so a vailable Karate uniforms puching and 9 live equipment . Je rry Lowery & .A:ssociates 882·3SI6. LOST-Keys, turned in to Pt. Pleasant police dept. JdentJfy and pay for ad to pickup. Five Family Yard Sale May 13, U, & 15 In Rlo Grande, Pine St. Baby & kids clothes, adults jeans. Instruction thru black be lt . kicking bags, and profec· Wanted to Buy WANT TO BUY Old fur· Karate Studio, 143 nlture and Antiques of all Burlington Rd .. J ackson, kinds, call Kenneth Swain, Oh. Cal/286·3074. .u.l-3159 and 256·1967 in the evenings. t8 Wanted to Do CASH PAID for clean, late The Silk House (custom model U1ed cars. Smith silk flowers I. Complete Buick-Pontiac, Gallipolis, bridal line, weddings, and Ohio. Call.u6·2282. all occasions. Call367 ·7566 . l2 Mobile Hom es for Sa le TRISTATE MOBILE- homes. CAL L 446 7572. CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUALITY MOB I LE HOME SA LE S. 4 M l .. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT' 35 . PHONE 446·3868 1973. 14x70, 3 bedroom mobil e home. Wil l se ll fur' nished f tor $7.300 .. or u n· furnished ·$6,800. 2820. 304·882· 1979 12x65 Sky line. $8400., :. unfurnished, including un· .. • derpenning & por c h .:· Eval uated al $11 ,000. 304 ... : 675·4277or614·446· 1428 . ,; �Page-10-:--- The Daily Sentinel Household Goods 51 Call Skidmore tor mobile homes moved. Greenlawn Transport. Call 4.16-2783 days, 4.16-3479 evenings. Licensed & Insured. 1</NP ltQIWS' RlR A I'AL'!O I>Of<IE • """ ~H<:JIJIA<I /?E,HoPELING .... PUT OHA~ WilY l>lt>N'T~A 1>1& A CELLAR? ere .. erG- .. stove, cent. air, new car· pet, with 20x24 garage, appro. 1/2 ac., loca ted Rac coon Creek Rd. Call 4.163820, after 5. 12x60 2 bedroom mobile home with 2 lots. Gas hea l , rural water. Close to city limits . Ca ll 4.16-1294. 1964 Champion 20x44 double wide $7,500; 1978 Fairmont 70x14 $6500; 1974 Olympic 64x12 $3.500. Call 4.16-9662. Ka nauga Mobile Home Sa les, Kanauoa, Oh. 3 bdr. hou se for sa le by owner, 1 1/2 acres, level lot, has barn & 2 out buildings. Ca ll 379-25.50. 1979 12x65 Skyline trailer, $8,400 . Unfurnished in c ludes underpinning and porch. Ca ll 675 4277 or 4461428. 12X60 tr ailer, exce llent condition. Ca ll 4.16-1552. Furnished, air conditioned, underpinning, set up on lot in Middleport . 4 furnished 2 bd.room mobile homes . Browns Trailer Park, Minersville, Oh . 992 -3324. Custom built, turn ., 2 BR . mobile home on r ented river front lot in Mason. All elec., cent. AC, W.O., cptd. por ches, m any extras. Storage bldg. with work bench . A-1 cond . Must see to appreciate. 304-773-5680. 1970 Gregory trailer, 12x65. 2 bedroom, air cond. unit, porch & awning, good cond ., washer & dryer space. $5,000. Lot also for rent . 992 -6093. USED MOBILE 576 ' 271 1. HOME . MOBILE HOME S MOVED Li censed & insured. Call 304-57 6-2711. 1972 Shultz, three bedroom, gas heat, partially fur · nished . 304-675-2907. r~~~~~~~~~;~;;;;;~~~~;;!1 41 Houses tor Rent 44 Apartment tor Rent Pomeroy -2 bd . room , remodeled, 408 Spring. Carpeted, security deposit. $100. Rent $195. Call after 6 p.m. 992-2288. For rent - house Syracuse. 992 -7896. In APARTMENTS, mobile homes , houses, Pt . Pleasant and Gallipolis. 614-4.16-8221 or614-26- 9 ~. Furnished one bedroom apartment, extra nice, adults only . No pets. Phone 304-675-1386. POMEROY , 205 Spring Ave ... Nice five room house with two bedr ooms, bath, .TWO bedroom, un living room, dining room, furnished . One bedroom ef· kitchen with stove and ficlency. 304-675-2722. refrlgator furnished . Back yard. Storm windows, Insmall apartment In Pt. sulated, forced air furnace Pleasant furnished utilities make utilities low during paid. 304·895·34.50. heating season. S165 per month rent, security Furnished Rooms deposit $100. Adults, no In· 45 side pets. Phone 992 -5292, SLEEPING ROOMS and after 5 weekdays, anytime light housekeeping apt., weekends. Park Central Hotel. 2 bedroom unfurnished, L.R ., k itchen, basement, nice & clean, some car peting, r ange In kitchen, no inside pets. Oep. req . 992 - J bd.room country home. 985-3846. 42 Rooms with cooking, cable, air, $.10 a week. 304-7735651. 46 3090. Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile home for rent . Call 446 -4225 or 4.16·0756. Space for Rent Private mobile home lot in Centenary. Call 4.16·4053. For rent 15 acres of good Raccoon bottom corn ground. Call 4-46·7732 after 6PM. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy . Large lots. Call 992-7479. Ni ce furnished mobile home, central air, 1 mi. below city over lookingl river , adults only. Call 4.16- Large trailer lots for rent 0338. in Middleport. Call 992·2101 or 992-2319 after 5PM. 12x65 modern & clean, 3 1979 3 bedroom, Liberty, bdr., furnished, utilities pd. 47 Wanted to Rent 14x70, $14,000. exc. cond. except for electric. Conexc. buy . 304-675-2474 or venient location on Upper Good Christian family of 4 304-576 -2490 after 4:30. River Rd . across from needs to rent a house, no John Deere Tractor Sales. pets. Call .146-7781 or 4.161976, 14 x70 BENDIX Sec. dep. req . Call 4-46-8558 7377 . mobile home, 3 bedrooms, after 5. excellent condition, 304-675House above Racine Area . 2820. Trailers and Apartment for Minor maintenance & rent, air cond. Beautiful repair . 304-882·3168. river view In Kanauga . JJ Farms for Sale PHone 4.16· 1602. Meretlandlse Small farm for sa le one mile from state rout 7. Ca ll F urn. 2 bdr. mobile home 256-6663 after 4:00. in Crown City. Call 256- 51 Household Goods 6520. White electric stove, exc. 35 Lots & Acreage 2 bdr . trailer, $1.50. Call379- cond., new living room couch. Call 446 -3945, 21ots with rural water close 2435. evenings. to city limits, 54,850.00. Call 446-1294. 2 bdr. trailer furnished, adults only, Brown Trailer Maytag wringer washer, GE dishwasher, fuel oil FORECLOSURE SA LE . Park, 992 -3324. tank. Cail379-2435. TRAILER LOT IN GUYSVILLE, 0., lf<~~ mile out Sandhill Road, INGROUND SWIMMING Point Pleasant. Phone 304- Ray's Used Furniture, AdPOOL , CONCRETE dison, Oh. Oak swings 675-3834. PATIO, CHAIN LINK $18.95, coppertone kitchen FENCING , SMALL cabinet $35, chest $.15, Two or 3 bedroom mobile HOUSE , A LL UTILITY dresser S35, LR chair $125, Homes, Furnished or un· HOOKUPS . PHONE 614swinging cradle $25, break· furnished. Phone 304·675- fast set $35, antique hutch 667 -3115 . 1371 or 675·3812. $1.50. Open 9 Ill 5. Call 3670637. TWO acre lots-1.50 fl . road frontage , city water, ONE bedroom mobile behind 84 Lumber, call 304- home, 304-675-4154. 1 hosp. bed, black & white 675-6873,675-3618. floor model RCA television. Call 4.16·6322. 44 Aputment 20 ACRES, black top road, for Rent water, timber, Grear Rd . 14 cu. fl. Whirlpool avacado area, $12.000. phone Deluxe turn. apart., cent. refrigerator, nice cond. air & heat. 1 or 2 adults Call 4.16· 1909 or .146-9160. evenings 304-675-7541 . only. Call 4.16-0338. 2 repossessed mobil e homes, 81 mobl es, see at K&K Mobile Homes Sa les, 3411 Jackson Ave. Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 3 bdr. house, apts, comercial hlghwasy fronge. Call 304-675-5104 or 675-5386. r. For rent 3 ~dr . home with basement, firepla ce, 2 wood burners, 2 car garage, 3 acres near Green Elem., $300 per mo. Wiseman Agency, 446-J6.0. New redecorated 3 bdr. in city. Reference and no pets. Call446- 1158. Homes for Rent, Lease or Land contract In town or country. Call Strout Realty, .146·0008. small house unf. In town, quiet street. 2 bdr., electric range, gas heat, air cond., $200 mo. Call Earl Tope .146-0690 bus hrs, or .146-0161 eve. 4 bedroom, central air and heal, city water, fireplace, unfurnlshad except kit· chen. S300 month plus utilities. Reference and deposit required. ln. Racine. 949-2293. 1-arge stately unfurnished ' countrv hOme In Eastern SchOOl District. Nice lawn, . garden, city water, garage, blacktop road. S275. mon· · thly for small family, some utilities paid. Acceptable ' references and security I depOIIt required. E~enlngs ! 614-992-67.0. THREE bedroom house, nice lcaflon, :JO.t-675-1384. Apartment no. 3, 2nd floor furnished. adults only, no pets, ref. & dep. req . Call .146·0957 . APARTMENTS bedroom, rent starts at $152 per month. 2 bedroom starts at $188 per month. Special rates for Senior Citizens .' Call .146-2745. Jackson Estates. Furnished apt. 1 bdr., adults, $200, electric, water paid. Call .146-4416 otter 7PM. Furnished 3 r. with ~rlvate bath. 845 Second Ave., Gallipolis. Cai1446-2215. Furnished apt. 3 bdr .• $195. Children acceptable, water pd. Cal446-4416 alter 7PM. Furnished apt. 1 bdr., nice, $235. Ullllles pd., adults. Call-146·4416 after 7PM. 2 bdr. apartment in VInton. Clean, convenient location. Ref. & Stove turn., $135 mo. Call 245-5818. 1 bedroom furnished apt. 992·5-GI. 992·5914 or 304-882· 2566. 1 bedroom, unfurnished, total electric. 992·2094. 1 bedroom· furnlshad apt., Middleport. m-11n. Partially furnished. rooms and bath. 992·5'108. Furnished apt. 3 rooms & bath. 992-5621. Apartments. 675-5548. 55 Friday, M a y 14, 1982 Building Supplies KIT 'N' CARlYLE'" by Larry Wright Building materials block, brlc~. sewer pipes, windows, lintels, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0. Call245·5121. API'!TION WHII.£ '1t>U WERe AT IT-- 12x65, 2 bdr ., woodburner Friday, May 14, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wood burner. 675-4638. GOOD USED AP · PLIANCES washers, dryers, refrigerators, ranges . Skaggs Ap pliances, Upper River Rd., beside Stone Crest Motel. Metal Sheets 4' x8' thru 4.16-7398. 4'x12'. Prices $7.60 to$9.60. Extcellent building LAYNE'S FURNITURE material, porcellne, Sofa, chair, rocker, ot- enamel woated won't rust toman, 3 tables, S500. Sofa, 18 to 22 gauge. 614-667-3085 chair and loveseat, $275. Tuppers Plains, Ohio. Sofas and chairs priced from $285. to $795. T abies, Pets for Sale S38 and up to $109. Hide-a· 56 beds,SJ«l., queen size, S380. DRAGONWYNO CAT Recliners, $175 .• to $295., TERY - KENNEL . AKC Lamps frQm $18. to $65. 5 Chow puppies, CFA pc. dinettes from $79., Himalayan, Persian and S385. 7 pc., $189. and up. Siamese kittens. Call .146Wood table with 4 chairs, S219 up to $.495. Desk $110. 3844 after 4 p.m . Hutches, ·S300. and $375., maple or pine finish. HILLCREST KENNEL Bedroom suites - Bassett Boarding all breeds, clean Cherry, $795. Bunk bed Indoor-outdoor facilities. complete with mattresses, · Also AKC Reg. Dober· $2.50. and up to S350. Cap- .mans. Call.u6-n95. lain's beds, $275. complete. Baby beds, S99. Mattresses BRIARPATCH KliNNELS Boarding and grooming. or boxfirm, springs, or twin, S58.. $68.fulland $78. AKC Gordon setters, Queen sets, $195. 4 dr. English Cocker Spaniels. chests, $.12. Bed frames, Call388·9790. S20.and $25., 10 gun - Gun cabinets, S350., dinette POODLE GROOMING. chairs S20. and $25. Gas or ·Call Judy Taylor at 367 electric ranges, $295. Or7220. thopedlc super firm, $95, baby matresses, $25 & $35, bed frames S2o, $25, & SJO. Chow Chow puppies, $1.50. Used Furniture bookcase, Call-146-1324. 5 pc . dlnett set, 3 Living room suite. · Ranges and Black toy poodle for sale TV's. 3 miles out Bulavllle with papers. Cail-146-4946. Rd. Open 9am to 7pm, Mon. lhru Fri., 9am to5pm, Sal . Black toy poodle for sale .146·0322 with papers. Call-146-4946. Doors for sale exterior & interior doors. Call 446· 0518 . Lawn mower 20' cut, 4 HP, self propelled. Call 4.162855. For sale 6 pc. pit furniture, 2 yrs. old, orglnally $2,000 asking $600. Call Oak Hill, 1-614-682-7164. For sale like new dinette set, desk, & bicycle. Call .146·3224. PORTABLE Speed Queen avacado, exc. cond. dishwasher, $100. 304·675·3312. MAYTAG wringer washer, $25.00. 304-675·6740. ~- ~=:::::::::::::~:::::r:;~~~~~~c~·m~~~~~~~ Fruit SUPER BUYS Fruit trees reg . $25.00 now starting at $9 .00 ea . Bedding plants starting al60 cents and up. Eno General Store. Phone 388·9038. Sweet potatoe planls·7 different varllles, Robert W. Lewis, Rl. 124, Racine. 11432432. For Sale or Trade A lot of different parts for ts for 74 Impala. Interior perfect. 742-3063. Gasoline and heating fuel. Call Excelsior Oil Company. 614-992·2205. For sale long bed topper for compact truck, 2 sets tool boxes, side mount 8 fl. 2 window air conditioners, 10x20 awning, V-6 black Max. outboard 175 HP motor boat and trailer, Hx24 Sturdy House building. 304-675-4424. 8 HP riding lawn mower. 1974 Chevrolet Van. 304·6753667. Call before noon. THREE I awn mowers, 304· 675-6809. TROYBILT ROTOTILLE RS, All models. Dlscountsl Immediate shipment, Trades considered. Call or write 703·942·3871 Hickory Hill Nursery, Rl. 1 Box 390 A, Fishersville, VA 22939. 'exterior-interior' with frames hardware, oak stairs, glassed oak mantle, water heater, water pressure pump motor, steel beams, storage cabinets, 10 speed bike, 3 speed bike, wrought Iron love seat, assorted tools. 992·6254. -I ........ .... . . . . bl estaell -.. ........, I"'"' 61 Farm Equipment 1-set of John Deere 4 bottom 16' semi mount plows, 1-HIIIsboro lrl ·axle gooseneck 28' trailer. Call 614· 256-6534. 1963 model Gravely trac tor, $.100.00. Call 4.16-6637. One 880 Oliver Diesel Row Crop Tractor. Phone 304882·3239. 19n Sears Lawn tractor and mower S500. Phone 304· 675-5289. 63 Livestock REG. QUARTER HORSES Training, showing, breeding, sales and boar· ding. Contact Dan Beam, Galli polls, .146-0183. Reg. Quarter horse yearling gelding, excellent show prospect, ·hown successfully ol halter. Dan Beam, Gallipolis, 614·.146· 0183. Livestock 63 Registered and graded horses, excellent 4·H prolecl. English and western saddles everything Imaginable In horse equipment and supplies, also riding lessons and trail rides and horse training. Ruth Reeves, Hoot Hollow. 614-698·3290. ' Yearling 742·2535. Charolals 3045. 81 Suzuki 8.50 GL. full dress, Three quarter horses. Call shall drive, black, like 304-675-5955. new. Call256-1141afler 5:00 PM . FOUR year Appaloosa mare, very gentle, 304-675- 1980 Harley Davison FX 3812. WG wide glide, lots of extras, 1,700 miles, exc. cond. Call446-7781 or 4-46-7377. 65 Seed & Fertilizer BULK BLEN-DED Agricultural fertilizer delivered & spread or delivered & dumped or picked up at plant. Blending service hours 8 to 4, Monday lhru Friday, other hours request on spreader buggy rentals. A complete Independent buslnes. Farm Equipment serlvce, Cllf· ford W. Snyder owner, Jackson, OH, 286·4983. . . . . .... ···•· .... .. ... ...... ' ' ....... ~ 7c..!l_ _.!A,_,u,_,t_,os,__,__,fo,_r_,S,a"-le,___ 1976 Grand Pllx, PS, PB, & air, 65,000 miles, very good cond. Call388·8769. 1969 Pontiac Bonneville, iully equipped, good cond., $650. Call 4.16·4630. 81 Chevrolet Chevette, 6 months old, like new, 8,000 mi. Call .146-7053 after 9 p.m. or Inquire at Shoe World. 1970 Buick LeSabre fair cond., S500. Call-146-3077. 1974 Olds Cutlass Jxc. cond., low miles, new tires, new exhaust. Must sell best offer. Call675-6508. 1969 Chevelle ss 396, 4 spd. Call-146-6632. For Sale 1976 Mustang II. good cond. Contact Cecil Queen at 4.16·0056. 1976 Monte Carlo till wheel, cruise control, air. Call .146· 4002 after 5. MF 245 tractor, Ford .501 mower, plow, potatoe plow. Will sell separate. Call 4467322. 19n El camino, AM·FM, CB radio, $2,.500. Call 742· 2997. Browning Eagle 23 channel base station, transmitter, and receiver, and 104 power mike, S300 firm . 2459.501 . 1975 Ford Gran Torino. 2 door exc. cond., one owner, low mileage,. $1,295. 1973 Chevy 'h truck. Good cond., p.s., p.b., heavy duty springs. $.195. 6-14·667·3085. 9no. SWAIN AUCTION FURNITURE & PAWN SHOP 62 Olive St., Gallipolis. New sofa beds $2.50, used .sofa beds S100, recllnen $80, bUnk beds $100, bUnkie mattresses $40, maple rocken $.19, maple dlnett from S125 to $175, SUites $150, 3 suites room sulltetlll<IU, $70, owl washers several utili tv mechanic's sllvei'· llone, ltero'l more. lOam 446-3159. 1974 PINTO wagon, good condition, new tires and other equipment, excellent gas mileage. $1295. 304-6752191 or675·.5000. FOR sale-3 registered 73 Vans & 4 W.O. Polled Hereford bulls, 18-24 '- "---'===-=--== - 1980 CHEVY Scottsdale, 34 months old. Also cows & ton 4-wheel -drlve, PS, AMcalves. Call304-675· 1888. F M, regular gas, 30,000 miles. 304-773·51.50. TEAM work horses with harnesses. One Seminole 74 Motorcycles bull. 304·882·3239. CB,TV, Radio Equipment RCA Solid Slate 100 ConI C ld be II ed so e. ou 446-4173. x or used l,;:;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;:,.l.;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:~ for parts. ~ 52 1981 Chevette, excellent condition, 4 speed transmission, loaded, lots of extras. Call 304-675-7521 after 5P.M. 1 pure _bred polled Hereford 1966 MUSTANG, 6 cyl. bull. 4 years old. Weight automatic, good condition, 1800 pounds plus. Phone $1,000.304-675-4399. 614-985-3882. 72 Truck's for Sal3 2 Palomlna horses and colt, 1968 ford Truck, heavy duty Simco saddle and brlddle 112 T, good cond. Call 446Included. 304·895·34.50. 3630. Nova, new AOO engine, -4 speed on the floor, cutlass wheels, cutlass Interior, comp. tuned up. Will sell with racing accessories. 69 model 'and well worth $1495. Call742·3063 after 5. 23,000 BTU air conditioner, . Reg. Standard bred mare, phone304-675·3812. 6 yrs. old, $1,000. 1/2 Standard bred yearling mare, AMF Head Edge tennis 112 Quarter S300. call 388· racquet, 304-675-4215. 71 Autos for Sale 1978 Mustang II. 4 cyl, automatic, powu steering. power brakes, AM·FM. SJ,OOO. Phone 304-675·3186 or 675-2808 . bull . For sale·2 yr. old polled Hereford bull. $5.50. 742- I= or sale-Used brick, doors Lawn Boy mower, good condition, $75. Call 367-7671 or 367·7560. CAPTAIN EASY WELl CALL HI:? FRIE N D; CAPTAIN STEEMER Carpet Cleaning featured by Haffeit Brosthers Custom Carpets. Free estimates. Call-146-2107. & Vegetables 59 1978 Pontiac PhOenhc, top, v-6, 4 dr., autro., 46,000 miles, MW battery, tires & front Shocks within !he last Recehlly tu ned up S2 ..5 985-424 • "'' • · ·veer. 1979 Honda CBX, 6 cyl., header & sport fairing, $3,000. Call-146-1724. 1981 . Harley Davidson Sturgis 742-2.501. 1973 CB 4.50 Honda . Good cond. $600. Aller 5, 992 -5465. 1981 Harley Davidson 1,000cc sport. Blk. stock., mint cond., 980 m, Lots of Chrome. $3,.500. or $1.700 assume loan. Call 797-3218 after3p.m. 1981 KAWASAKI KX 2.50 motorcross, good for enloyment or ready to race, very good running , super shape, plus many new parts-cycllnder & piston & ring. Low price $1195.00. Aller 5 p.m. 304-895-3559. W.47H fUBB ? ... MA YSE HE KNOW WHAT TO DO; French City Painting residential & commercial, Interior, exterior, paper hanging , & textured ceilings. Call 367 -n84 or 367-7160. Creative wood decks . pressurized pine, cedar & redwood. Free estimate. CaiiJ88-9762 · Painting, roofing , plastering & chimney repair. Call 388-8198 for free estimate. AR.E CONGPICil· YUS· LY LACKIN' IN 80TH THEM TR~TS, l'BULL''.' Interior & Exterior Painling. Need a new root or gutters? We give free estimates, references . Call 4-46-7677. Expert remodeling, additions, all form of carpentry. Call 4.16-7376 for tree ~stlmate, Monday thru Thursday only . I DUNNO, UMrA! WE'LL .JUST HAFTA CROSS THI"\T BRIDGE WHE N WE GE T 10 11 .1 HAPPEN S 'v\IHEN lUNK AND HIS MEN COM E BACK H ERE ? Gene's Steam Carpet Clean-Scotch Gaurd-Free estimates-spring speclalsGeneSmlth, 992-6309. House painting, rooting, concrete work. 992-2836. RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola, Quazar, and house calls. Phone 576-2398 or 4.16-2454 .. Fol~s does fool t.hin's t' save qas -~ nowadal!s' F & K Tree Trimming, stump removal. 675-1331. RINGLES'S SERVICE ex perienced mason, roofer , carpenter, electrician, general repairs and remodeling . Phone 304-675· 2088 or 675-4560 . Water wells. Commercial and Domestic. Test holes. Pumps Sales and Service. 304-895·3802. ADVANCED Seamless Gutter-Doors . Offering continuous guttering , seamless siding, roofing, garage doors, free estimates, 614-698-8205. WELL ... HOW 1!1 HE 7 IS HE REALLY QUITE ILL'!' HE CERTAINLY~ A LOL BUT TI1EN, HAVEN'T WE ALL ?' HE'S Sl!LL 1><3 ABRASIVE AS EVER I WOULON'T REFER TO lOU BY NMIE , .. AND INSISTED !3UT THAT 15 YOUR GIVEN NAME! YOU 1 CAN'T FAULT ' HIM FOR ON CALLING ME STARK'S tree and lawn service, free fertilizer with annual care, insured . Phone 304-576-2010. HE TALKEI7 ABOUT NOT BEING LONG FOR THIS WORLD .. j T!(Arl . __ AN[) NOT WANTING Hl9 BUSINESS "EMPIRE' TO FALL INTO THE HANOS OF . STii'AIY&ERSl W!LEitiR/ ACTUALLY l FEEL 5tlfRY FOR HIM 1 HE'S QUITE .II(OHE /?ESI'fTE All HIS WEALTH-' BUILDING & remodeling, carpentry, rooting, plum bing, concrete work. 304675-2440. 82 Plumbing 1981 KAWASAKI KDX175, excellent condition, 304-8822428. 1978 Kawasaki 400, excellent condition, 3400 miles, $9.50, 882-2636. 1980 KAWASAKI KOSO, $.100.00. 304-675-2526. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 7117. Horsepower Sears out· board. Excellent. S275. 388· 1979 Starcraft 15 fl. trl· haul, ski & fishing boat, 80 HP Mecury, ski equipment, . cond. Call367-0394. 14 fl. John boat with 40 H P John motor, electric trolling motor, plus extras. Asking $1,300. Call-146-2948. 20 11. Gator boat trailer. 388·9755 or 446-1642 ext. 332. 76 83 Dlflerent parts for 3.50 and 400 Chevy engine. Trans., carb., gas ..nd water pum· ps, etc. 742·3063. Auto Repair &eni~tel~~~nl~ti~----------------------­ FRIDAY 5/14/82 Excavating Ga llipolis Diversified Const. Co. Custom dozer & backhoe work. Special farm rates. Call us for free estimates. 4.16-4440. EVENING 600 O CilCIJ IIICil ® GIID News ffi MOVIE: 'The Mysterious Stranger' Cll Andy Griffith 5580. 84 Electrical & Reftlgeratlon Series Cll Gomer Pyle Cll Muppet Show Ill Cll ® CBS News (J) Dr. Who (fi) Ulias, Yoga and You Ill IDABC Newo SEWING Machine repairs, service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 992·2284. 6:45 (1) NASL Weekly 7:00 D Cil P.M. Magazine (]) MOVIE: 'Sex and the Single Parent' (I) Bull' a Eye (])Winners ()) Entertainment Tonight CLl Happy Days General Hauling JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE. Call 367·7471 or 367-0591 . Need something hauled away or something moved? We'll do it. Call 446-3159 or 614·286-5740 after 6. Ill ()) Tic Tac Oough (I) Pace Travel Trailer. 20 '12 X 7. Self contained. $1.500. 992·9902 ask for Linda. 79 Motor Home & cam~n ---=====--..,. , Wlnnabago In exc. cond. Call-446-2203. ·- .... .... ' " " ' ' ,HO!JII Pest Control. Call us an1ttln,e tor termite In- MacNeil -Lehrer (ll) Report ®Newo (j) Muppet Show 7:15 (1) NCAA Instruct lonal e Series 7:30 D Cil You Aoked For It (]) Hitter' a Master Race This documentary explores ·the SS - Hitler's personal police - and their plan for a master race . Narrated by Hal Holbrook. (I) Another Ute (1) 'ESPN Sporto Center --;:====;;;:::=:;:::::==== camping Equipment CIJ (!) NCAA Instruct ionel Quality Autobody & Paint work. Professional custom Now Hauling limestone-fill paint work on motorcycles. dirt-top soli-gravel. Free Auto Trim Center, .146·1968. estimates. Call367-7101 . . ii tional Diving 6 30 0 ffi Cil NBC News (I) $50,000 Pyramid Appliance service on refr lgerators~ freezer, washers, dryers & electric ranges. Call 4.16·8295. Cll Major Loegue Base- JIMS Water Service. Call Jim Lanier. 304-675·7397. bell: St. L.oulo at Atlanta ()) Ill CIJ Family Feud CLl l.aveme and Shirley If you need your trash hauled away, call Harper 304·675·5868 between I PM and 5 P. M. Lawn mower repaired. ()) Bualne11 Repon ClD Richard Simmons (jJ) l11uea: Ohio • ()) Entenalnment Tonight s:oo D Cll CD Jokebook Cil On Location: Robert Klein at Yolo (I) Notional Geographic Special (1) 1973 Wimbledon Hlghllghto ID Benoon !Closed "=---"M"-''..:.H,_,_._,R"'e"'tN!:!I!...r_ _ Mobile Home Service; . R!K>I p•lnllng, blocking & leveling. Vee. Escort Ser· vice. Call 245·9514 after 5PM .. ()) e Captioried) 17 C1J ® Duke• of Hauard It's Sadie Hogg Day in Hazzard. (R) (60 D Upholstery. TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP : 1163 Sec. Ave., . Gallipolis. .146-~833 or 446-1833. min.) ()) liD Washington w..k/ RevJew Paul Duke hosts 11 top Washington journal- lata MOWREYS Upholstery Rt 1 Box 124, Pt. Pleasant 304: 675-4154. • analyze news. &:3o • · ttle . week.' a .,. · ·· chloego Story ·Frank risks hil life When his infihrati9ft of a big ayn- wm ·· ' 0, · dicate min.) is uncovered: (l) 6J Ci}l Maggie When Mark 's grades slide a psychologist recommends that l en proJect a more mascu line image to his son (I) ® Wall Street Week Louis Aukeyser analyzes the ·ao s w1th a weekly review of economic and Investment matt ers. 9,00 ffi MOVIE' 'Billy Jack' (I) 700 Club (!) 1982 U.S.A . Interna - (I) ABC News (I) Doctor In the House <ID Over Easy Lawrence Sidenstricker Backhoe Service. Call 675- 85 Auto Parts & Accessories 77 CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 446·3888 or 4.16-4477 Improvements 304-882·3239. SO 00 t, BUT WHAl SURE HOPE THIS'LL GIVE OOP ENOUGH TIME Tt;ET THOSE ROCK ROLLER S SE T UP IN Special March and April only. Gene's Deep Steam Cleaning. Scotch Gaurd . Free estimate. 992-6309 & Heating HARTS Used Cars, New Haven West VIrginia •. OVtlr 20 leu expensive can In stock. 11 1968 Volkeswagen. PhOne A~ C'MON, SANDY · iT'S QETTIH' 0/IRII.-PI'' LATE AN' .... AN' - l DON'T WI£ IT HERE-· OH, GEE ·- I'VE FOLLO ~ ED 51\HDY ALL TH' ~AY INTO SOME TO~N, AN' TI1ERE'S STILL NO SIGN OF HIM -· SUBTLETY AN' FINESSE FER HI S KIND! - AN' YOU YEAH- Y' NEED . . I 11 Home Improvements Marcum Roofing & Spouting. 30 years experience, specializing in buill up roof. Call388-9857 . 3.50 or 400 engines. Also par- Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday 1:00-7:30 pm ONLY, Sam Somerville's Warehouse, 7 miles East Ravenswood, Junction Independance Road · Rt. 21, New Era, Surplus Rental Clothing, Army Camouflage, . Combat Phone 304- boots, lungle boots, 14 oz. denim leans $10.00, Packs. Three used window unit air conditioners, 4,500-9,70018,000 BTU's, One used 65,000 BTU gas floor fur· nace, One used central air conditioning system 30,000 BTU, One full size mat· tress. On~ used electric furnace. Phone 304·675-3099. 51 P.1qc PAl NTING - Interior and ex terior , plumbing , rooting, some remodeling., 20 yrs. exp. Call388·9652. Misc. Merchandlce 77 Chevy pick up. 74 Mini motor home. 77 Mavrlck, 16 II. self contained camper. Call245-.5034. I h e 0.1 il y ~cntmc l STUCCO PLASTERING textured ceilings com mercial and residential , tree estimates. Call 2561182. POODLE pups, AKC registered . No Checks, 304Plastic Septic Tanks. Slate 895-3958. and county approved. 1,000 gal. tank, price SJ«l. Other PUPPIES, AKC Silver sizes In stock, haul In your Mlnature Poodles. Phone pickup truck. Call 614·286· 304-882-3596. 5930, Jackson, Oh . RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Siamese cat, 9months old, female. $.10. Phone 304-5761975 Case 450, dozer- 2757. tractor , 1,800 hrs., very good cond., $14,900. Call AKC Yorkshire lerrlor, I 1/2 year old. 3 lbs. $225. 4.16-4537 . Phone 304·576-2757. RATLIFF'S POOL CEN MuSical TER Pools sale, supplies & 57 Instruments installation. 403 2nd. Ave., Gallipolis, Oh. Call 4.166579 . In ground-Ablove Spinet -Console Piano Bargain - Wanted: Responground. sible person to take over low monthly payments on Panasonlc AM-FM casset- spinet plano. Can be seen te car stero, auto reverse, locally. Wille Credit Dolby, new, $1.50. Call 4.16- Manager: P.O. Box 33, 9472 . Friedens, PA 15541. 54 81 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio (90 1 - G1 1D World Welterweight Champion ship ABC Sport s features coverage of this professional championship boxing doubleheader in the Memorial Auditorium in Buf· falo. N.Y. (60 min.) 0 ()) ® Dallas J.A. tries to stop the Farlows from protecting Sue Ellen . (A) (60 min .) I]) Next Question ® Borderlands Thi s documentary takes a probing rook at the reasons why many Mexica ns enter and ' work illegally in the United States. (60 mif!.) 9 :30 (]) MOVIE: 'Escape from New York' Cl) Japan, INC. Filmmak er Kalla lasn takes us inside Japanese business to see how corporate decisions are made, how the workers relate to theii jobs and companies and how the decisionmakers are selected 10:00 0 ffi Cil McClain's Law Pan one of two . McClain and Gates team of a secret prison brotherhood that demands members to commit crimes for rnembership . (R) {60 min.) Ill Cll ®Nurse CID Masterpiece Theatre "Love In A Cold Climate .· Linda , penniless and tearful in Pari s. begins a whirlw1nd romance with the Frenchman. Fabrice , le Due de Sauveterre . (60 mm .) jCiosed Captioned] OJ (]21 Nightline 12:00 (]) Burns & Allen (]) Top Rank Boxing from Fort Worth. TX (I) MOVIE: 'Topaz' (() Nightline (J) PBS Late Night IB Ci) Fridays Tonight" s guest host, David Naughton, is joined by Billy and the Beaters 12' 30 0 ffi Cil SCTV Network Cil MOVIE: 'Rotum of the Secaucus Seven' CD Jack Benny Show (() Fridays Tonight ·s gues 1 host. David Naughton, is joined by Billy and the Beaters . 1:00 ffi SRO: 25 Years of 1 '30 liD 2nd Annual Friday Night at the Flghto 10:30 (J) Sing out America Cll TBS Evening Newo CIJ Supontar Profile CIJ ® 111 11:oo • Cll CIJ (!) Nowo ffi MOVIE: 'c.ttle Annie end Uttlo Brltchoo' (I) Noohville RFD C1l ESPN Sj>otu Center ()) Dfc!t Cavett Conclu- ma Single Parent' (]J Ute of Riley (1) ESPN !lporto Center Cll MOVIE: 'Killers from 3 :00 Gene Kelly hosts this look at yesterday's movie musicals and today's Las Ve~~ floor Shows. 4:00 Cil MOVIE: 'Fiondloh Plot of Or. Fu Manchu' (I) I Monied Joon CIJ MOVIE: 'Deep Volley' 4:30 (I) My Uttlo Mqle 4:46 Cil MOVIE: 'Fon:o of One' SATURDAY . 6/15/82 ()) (!) Tonight Show Johnny io joined by SteveniOR. s ' ~m1 8t Allen 3:30 (]J Joel< Bonny Show (1) 1982 U.S.A. lntematlonol Diving 3:46 Cil Hallelujah Hollywood . ~ 1:30 • f:,1cleen CLl IIIID Newo ® MOVIE: 'The Sorcerers' 2 :00 Offi Newo Cil MOVIE: 'The Hand' (]J Bachelor Father 2:30 (I) MOVIE: 'Sex end the sion . Author Saul Bellow is the ~at . mln.l . Cll MOVIE: 'The f\!ln' Jerry lee: A Celebration Jerry lee lewis is joined by Johnny Cash, Kris Kris· · tofferson and Mickey Gilley to celebrate 25 years of show business . (]J I Married Joan (]J My Uttle Margie EVENING (60 8:00 8 (JJ 8 ()) IJ!I Noww . Cil MOVIE: 'Touched by 7:30 Cl) Traveler's World (]) Championship Wres tling ()) 8 (121 Wide World of Sports Part 2 (1) God Has the Answer (I) Classic Country (]j) Building With Sun ®I MOVIE' 'Ben' CIJ Creativity w/ Bill Moyers ' Women and Creativity .' Host Sill Moyers interviews three women artists who discuss the conflict of art versus raising a family . (Closed Captioned] love' Cl) Another Ufe (I) All In the Family ()) Benny Hill Show 0 (I) NBA Basketball Playoffs: Teams to be Announced (]) Captioned ABC News 6:30 0 Cil CLl NBC News (]) Stan Hitchcock (1) '76 U.S. Open Golf Hilites 0 (]) Concern ® CBS News ® Fast Forward 7 :00 IJ (I) Dance Fever Cil MOVIE : 'The Outlaw ' (I) Judy Lynn Show (!) ESPN Sports Center 9,30 0 ()) Hee Haw (L) Lawrence Welk 0 (() Words 8 :00 0 (I) Inside l ook (]) Ameri ca n Trail @ In the Know 0 (]) ([) Harper Valley Stella and Flora f1 ght to see w ho 1s the least eHect1ve f1re ch1ef (A) (I) MOVIE : 'Carbon Copy· (]) MOVIE : 'Men in War ' (1) PKA Full Contact Karate (I) Nashville Alive I]) ID (D Love Boat 0 (I) ® Walt Disney Conclus1on "1,000.000 Duck · A debt -ndden sc1en · ust" s duck begms to lay golden eggs (60 mm .) ()) MOVIE: 'Stagecoach· CID Classic Country of Champions (}) Great Railway Jour - neys ® Hanna's Ark CITl Jazz at the Mainte nance Shop ·woody Shaw ffi CD One of the Boys The boys thmk Gramps may be a th1ef (A) 9,00 0 CD ffi Barba•• Mandrell and the Man drell Sisters Barbara and her s1sters are JOined by Johnny Cash and June Ca rter Cash {A) (60 mm ) Quartet (No. 2) · Woody ffi MOVIE' 'Fifth Floor' Shaw, (I) Undersea World Jacques Cousteau trumpe t. Can er Jack son, saxophone; Ona1e AMen Gumbs. piano ; St af ford Jamos, bass; and Vic- tor lewi s, drum s (60 mm) G1 1D Solid Gold CIJ G1 ~ Love Boat (Closed Captioned ] Ill CIJ ®I MOVIE : 'City On Fire ' ffi'il l}f}\}1.\.fl ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD DAME ~ ~ ~~ · by Henri Ameki and Bob Lee Unscrlmbte these four JumbMtt. one lettt· to eech square. to form lour ordinary words. r n ·:::..=-..:::--- I I r ISOWDRYb . I I I _ t I :0 ICURPSE [) Print answer here: " ( - .I Yesterdays INS'TEAD OF ICE' CFli:EAM, EP'ICU~ES · MlcSH'T "eo Fo~~:· THIS. Now arrange the circled leners to form the surpriM answer. as suggested by the aoov. e~rtoon I I I ] t I I I )" (Anowef'l <omonow) Jumble" ADAPT JEWEL BRUTAL MANIAC Answer: There be I fortune to be found at the bottom o this vessel-A T~CUP mar by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Fastener 5 Like some bread II Love, in Pamplona 12 Conditional r elease 13 Georgia city 14 Tooth substance DOWN I Partner of fast 2 Chinese port 3 Beyond description /slang) 4 Befo r e /prefix) Yesterday's Answer 5 Rapid 6 Dragoon's weapon IS Aniline, e.g. 7 Man's name 16 Vin's 8 Be descriptive W1producti ve 11 Midianite 9 Otis king invented 18 BasebaU deal ZO Hebrew Jetter one 21 Hunting cry 10 " ... but (var.) - us 22 Carry 23 Income 24 Integrity 25 Irish river 26 Insignifica nt 1.--+- 1------1 21 Ship's diary 28 Desire 29 Suffix from evil " 16 Except 19 Boost 21 Substa nce in carrots 22 Franchot 23 Germane 24 Honey of a place 26 Dawdled 28 Task 32 Brazilian tapir l3 Indigence 35 Legendary British king 36 New Guinea town for passion :W Fanning implement 31 Chinese dynasty 34 Tattle 36 Row 37 Vouchsafe 36 Before (Lat.ib-+--+-1--+-+39 Legally conveyed 40 Mild oath I TIFUij 1 of ~fJ4Ntl() t-¥ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: II AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sa mple A· is used for the three L's, X for the t wo O's, rtc Single letters, apostrophes, the length and form ation of the words are all hints. Each day the code l ette r& are different . CRYPTOQUOTES XL X KCF'FZP XGJ C V XGJCVXHJ X KCF RM BJCVX H J cp BJ CV RM VJCUP - 0 . K. WCFFJPP Y.. terday 's Cryploquote: PKACfiCAL POUTI CS CONSISTS . d NIGNORINGFACI'S.- HENRY ADAMS . 1 �Page- 12- Th e Da 1l y Se ntm c l l' omcroy - Middl e port, Ohio F ridily, May 14, 1982 Rhodesurgesq~ck~a~c~b~o=n~~~~~~~~~ ' ' French City Run winners • on emergency chemical bill The bill would require the owner COLUM BUS. Oluu 1AP I - Gov. A. Rhodes has asked lawmakL·rs to iJd promptly on 1:111 emergrnl'y bill aimed a t protecting Ohi oans from sp1lls of a to xic chenuc(l[ known a s PCB announn·d appumtnwnt of House conk rl'es to a pwwl tha t will work on tht · $fi00 nulltun la x boost- change being a House amendment that boosted the size of the lax inl'rease by $77 million. R1ffe said he ta lked to Senate President Paul E. Gillmor earlier about the conference committee, but sa1u. " We didn 't talk about what's in the bill." Gillmur has sa 1d the upper chamber wilt rejcd House d umges and insist on a co nfer eiH.'l' committee. The St•nale will gu through the formality of re j ectin g the House ver- spe ndtng ('LJt lll eas urc . sion when 1t reconvenes on either The bill lt•tnpura riiy r eu ses the un('Olllt' tax by 50 jWrct•nt - fur one year starl111 g .July 1 - cmd cuL'i sta te spl'mhng by i-lbout 9 pt•rcent to try to May 20 or May 26, but 1t also could ur trans port er uf PCB to re port spills to the sl<tll' F:nv iromncntal Protec- Ji:JI11l' S tiOn Agt•nry ami promptly clean spi lls. I.A.·gtslall\'t' lt•cHkrs wt·n· not for Jll llll l't.M att• t'UIIlllll'lll on the gon· rn or' s ll'l tt'r . Ellr!Jer Thursday , Huust' Spectker Hhodt•s rnadt• ttw rL'QUL'st Thur· <-1\'i-11 \Ciblt• ll' ttcr to legi sl(:lt JVt' leade r s, sc ndlll ~ along a b11l tw send sda y 111 Cl r: H1fft· Jr. , D-New Busllm, Vernal would help th•al w1lh the problem. Both houses wt·n· 111 recess ful luw 1n ~ Houst• approvCJl Wed · m•sday t•f a tct x hlkt'-spe nt.hn~ cut btll des1gnetl to put stctl e guvern11\l'llt 's 1Juth.:et1n urdl'r . PC!ll pulyehlnr111"ll'd b1phenyl1 " ust•d as a lub rlt"ant un t•l t•l·trl('a l trCJnsfunnl' rS l1ke thust• tlll powt'r l111cs. Sm:w t.•x perts link PCH to t"<:l/ 1- l'ra sl' a $1.:1 billllln budget def1 ut. H1fft· mdlc< tktl that tlw bargatnln l.! wtll nut bt•t!. lfll wfnrl' the fi rst of ne xt i."l'r . Rhod es semi ti ll' IT a n · ct bout 75 to 100 sptlls l'ach y t'(:ll" Ill Oh1o. Many of tht•lfl 1:1re reported 111 the Ck\'el and (!rea , wht 'f"l' n•sJdl'nts h d\'L' cu lll· pla 111L'd about slow cleanups . \\'l't'k. S 1' lltlk I"Oilfl' l"l't'S Wl' r l' llCJllll'd t'il rill' I". Hoth htlti Sl·:-. ha Vl' Hp pron·d the U1 ll but 111 difft·rent form, H rn1:1jor By The Assuriatt•d Press f1 ght111g was repo rted around today '"so Wt ' ccmmuve a ht.•ct d." Hnt 1sh soJIITt'S sa 1tl the1r ~ove rn­ nwnt wa s st•t•km g guarantees the~t the Falkland Islands fur murl' than 24 hours. but Brita1n's fure1 gn st·netary WCt nwd ·' military ltl- nl' goli<Jl wns nn th t• Falklands' futurl' woul d ~·o n s Hkr all upt10ns ra tlll'r thctll t'U illll lt'lll 't' on tlw preiiiiSt' thtl! 1\t":..! t'll li/W SU\"L' I"t 'lgllt,V 1:-. t'I\Slll"t'd . Tht• :-.oUTT I' " s; lld tht'l"t' wa s CI J.! f"l'l'llll'lll 111 pnnt"lplt- but nut 111 tkt,n1 about a pha st·tl. SUJWrnsed withdrawal uf Bnt1 sh and Ar gl'n tine l'llh'nL-; m<:~ y occ ur with IIILTt:(:ls Jn g frequl'll t'Y" readwll un unless <:tJ.: I"l'l'llll'llt a t"t'(:lSt'"-flre ;.Jild fr<:~mt· work fu r peace talks. U.N Sec rcla r y-Gcn~ral 1s a Jant·r negotJatwns ;t t U.!'\ twadquarters f11r such an agrt'l'llll'llt ha\"t' moved 111tu a Pt'ITZ dt· Cuellar se-nd ("ruu;tl U.N. llltl'f'llll ddtlw Islands. In Wa s hllt~'. ll lll, tht• Stal l' Ot·parl· llll'lll saul Spt•t'li-t! i\111bassa dur Vt•rlltJll W;tllt·rs \"ISikd BuenPs A1res Ull<!!llli!Uilt "l"d t' ill"ll t'r th1 s wet.·k tu di sl' uss l il t• V:tlklanr\s IJut not to fD IT t'S s t~t ,.;e . ;HHI llll ll iS i rti !I Uil of A Bn lls;, ;->U UITl' who requt·stl'd cuwn ynllty s;.tJd the ta lks were " nPt prudtll"Jil g ns1bk n·sults" and thl' dli:IIH't'S of SUnT SS Wt'rt' about 50-50 . Tht· soUI"I 'l' scud 1\r/..! t'lltina bUtl/..!t•d snll lt·w hat. bu t ·' tilt' J.:ap rt'lll<:llll S \ t•ry wid! · " Pt'l"i.'Z Lk Cut·llor Sdld thl' Bnt1sh nq..: n l litk Tht• T llllt'S of London. L!LWtln g a II IJ..! h - ranklll l.! anti Argt•ntlllt ' rqJn•st•ntatJ \' t'S WL' IT ha \ "lllJ..! to gt'l nt ·\\" mstrudwns fr111 11 Ht ·; t ~~t n ad - lllllllSir<ttwn uff1nal. :-.all! W;tl!t'rs tht •Jr governm ents I"L'J)l'atl'dl y. Ht.· t•xpl'dl'd lll lll"t' i:!IISWl' I"S Warning issued Middleport Ch1..f of Puli el' J . J . Emergency runs Cr, •nJL'i:lll S ha s ISSUI.'d a warlllllJ! that s huu t 1n'~ b--b t.: uns ur <Jir thl' \·ll]a)2L' wlll be prusl'rult•d . St•\tT<tl rt ·s ldt ·nts ha ve cu111pl;u1H'd uf such 1-! Ull:- ; bt•Jn ~ used Ill tht• t"tll ll!lltlll ll.\ <lll,V I )JlL' Norman Will of Bt•t.•ch Grnn• Hnml, Hutland. was transpnrtl'd tu Vet erans Ml'm Una l Hosp1tal <:~t 2:28 p.m. by tlw Hutland unit uf thl' Ml' l ~.'i County EmL•rgency Ml'dlcal St·n-rce . At 8:51 a.111 . Fr1day the Ra c1nc uni t tr<:~n spo rtt'd Set ra h .J<Jne Congo to tht• Holzer Mc<li cal Cenll'r, and at I 08 a.tn . llll' Middleport un it treated J anet McKrnrl l'.Y but s hl' was nut Marriage license tra nsportl·d . Pomeroy . rlflt· s HI i\ 111<-t!Tia ~L· ]HT il S~ wa:-. ISSUed in Mt ' I ~S County Proball' Court to Dl'n"" Ha y Wolfl'.l:!. Hl. I . Middleport. and Paml'la An n Eva ns. 22, Hl. 2. ds. Story and additional photos appear on 8 - I and C-2 of todoy's edition. (Lorry Ewing photos} . report thl' sa me day if the committee has une by then. Gillmor's offl ee sa1d. St·na te 17ll'lll bers of thl' conference emrumttet• will be Sen. Hll'hard H. F in an, R-Cinc in nct ll , who will ad as t'h<-tinnan , a long with Scns. Thoma s A. Van Meter. R-Ashland, and Will1a111 F. Bowen, D-Cincinnat1. I p1esented " new 1deas" about the sovere ignty Issue But there was no c onfirmation of thi s from Wash1 ngton, I.ondon or Buenos Aires. Brit1s h Foretgn Secretary Francis Pylll told the House tlf Com mons Britc.lln 's 1111 lltat)' pn·ssure on Arge ntrna 1s dfect 1n' Sl lll'l' ·· there a rl' s1gns tht· llll'Ssage is begi nmng BICYCLE PARADE - The second annua l " kids' day" parade, sponsored by the SyracusL~Minersv ill o· Baseball Association, will be held in the village uf Syracuse Saturday, May 15. Youngsters participating are to line up behind Larry's Grocery at noon with the parade to get under way at I p.m. The parade will travel up Dusky Street to Frog Blvd., up Sixth Street to College Road then up Fourth Street, off Fourth to Brodgman tn the Syracuse Ball Field . Youngsters a"' Eighteen defendants were fined and 10 ulhl'rs fo rfeited bonds in Mei )!s Co unt y Court. F111ed by Judge Pa trick O'B rien IH'n· Dand Mardis, Columbus, $10 i:llld rosts. ass ured clt•cu· distance ; Sharun Buwt·rsux. Alht•ns. and Edward Zinn, Gallipolis. $22 a nd cusls lluild up pressures on Argent ina sl l'ad ily and pro gress1vly and n ·morse lt.•ss ly,' ' Py m scHd . Chesler. $10 and costs, no eye prokclion ; Scott Noel , Purlsmuulh, and Debra Searls, Shaw AFB. S.C. , $20 and l'Osls l'arh. spl'l'd : Bubbit• R. Hi ll, Pn11wruy, and Willi am F ranl' is. Ht•t•ds\" illl·. $2 1 and costs each, spt•t·d : Leonard Kl'll y. Cleveland. $30 and t·osts. overlength : Shawn Sll'ck. Mt'Connelsv ille, $10 and (·osb, speed : Da vid G r a te . R utl a nd . $1 0 () lld rus ts. ass url'd dear dis lan<T: Tum Wa lters. Middh•porl. $10 Choraliers will present concert Tht· Ml'lgs Hi gh Sc hunl Voeal Choralil' r S will prl'scnt the hghll'r purt1 ons of the <h·partnwnt'!-i sprin g eulll'L' rt to be held at :1 p.m. Sunday at the Middleport First U111led Pn·sbyll'rian Chureh . The gruup w1ll be dt1111 g a medley from the BruadwCJy IIIU si cal , .. Chorus l.11ll'" as Wl' II as llw Old Soft S hill' Song CJIId Hot'k A·byt• Your llaby W1th " Di xit• Ml'lt>dy" . All members of tht· departnll'nt , tltret'ted by Ed Harkless, wil l present the fmC::Il numbers of the coJH 'Prt among whirh will be "Cmmn Through the Hye". All alumIll uf lhl'\'oca l departnll'nt an· wvi ted to join in thl' fina l presentati on wh1ch will be "Old Irish BlesSing". The publi c is invited a nd thl're is no i:ldm iss1on chaq..(e. to have their bikes decorated, if they wish, and judging of the bikes will be held following the parade. Bikes wiU be judgtd and prizes awa rded for the prettiest, most original and most unique. Youngsters of the SyracuseMinersville area are welcome to participate. Ball games will be played following the activities. Ready to lake part are, front, BiUy Davis ; back, 1-r, Todd Lisle, Shawn Amott and Jason Arnott. unba Vol. 16 N o. 13 ~o pyright ed Court terminates 28 cases r-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. lu gel through." " From tht.• hegum1n g of tills nis1s. the gon•rnment has been trylflg to o,•partm c nt' s S<tH I h1· had been held at the Gallla County Junior Folrgroun· vote on thl' con ferenre committee' s Cease fire under study Ntl Despite the uncomfortably hot weather, more than 400 runners from the tri-state area participated In the French City Run In Gallipolis Saturday morning . Seen here crossing the finish line ore the winners of each Individual event In the race. Tad Lockard of Wellston, left, won top spot In the Dinosaur Dash (I mile} race, Joseph Stockmol of Athens, center, wos first in the 5-K (3. I mile/ event and Tom Stevens of Middletown , Md .. right, vvos the first to streak In offer the grueling 10-K (6.2 mile/ race . The event, co -sponsored by the Ohio Volley Publishing Co. and Holzer Medical Center, drew more than 200 more participants than last year's race, vvhlch was the first under th e OVP and HMC co sponsorship. Previously, the race, called th e Fun Run, l'dch. speL•d : Lowell Ridenour, anti t.•adl, failed to yie ld ; Diane Jones, Rl•edsnllt>, $20 and <'osts , f~:~1lt·d to di s plr~ y \"alJd regis tra tiOn : Duane Barbt'r , Reed" ille. $20 and costs. unsafl' vl' hil'le: Eliward Duffy. Punwruy, $10 and eusls. dri ving wron ~ w<:~y on di v 1dcd highway ; .J<:~nw s Patterson, Syracust.•, $40 and costs. SIX nwnths probation, no moton·y('ll' ent.l nrseJJJent : Juthth Pll'rl'c. Radl'liff. Oh1u, $57 and costs. spt•1·d , $250 and rusts. : Roy Sl'\"t•nSL't'. dctBidwell ys confinem ent, li<'<'llSL' suspt•ndl'd for 90 da ys, DWI. Fooit•ltmg bonds wt•n · Jeffrey Hamonund. Washington, W. Va .. Hubert Boling , Athens. James Tron tte, Jr ., Morgantown, Thomas Welty, Wadsworth, and Charleb Admitted : Huby Hallida y, Edgecomb, Mareois, F'la ., $50.50 Hut land : Mary Heynolds, Pomeroy; each, speed; Henry Cade, Pomeroy, Gene Yost. Racine ; Lu la Phillips, $70.50, spe<'d: Lonnie Hanshaw. Ft. Pomeroy; and Woodrow Zw illing, Fay, W. Va ., $45.50, unsa fe ve hicle: RichH· Blu ml'na ucr, Columbus, Syracuse. $45.50, assured clear distance ; Di scharged: Salli e Cadl e, NorMiehael Pierce, Middleport, $72.55, man Hysell. Oscar Imboden: Kelhe l no dri ve r 's license; George Ratcliff, Hatfield. and Jud y Re uter. Middleport, $45 .50, unsafe vehi cle. Plat books out A new 1982 Mei gs County Pial Book IS now bei ng disln buled by the Meigs County Extens1on Service Offi ce and the Offiee of the Meigs Soil and Water Consen ·alion Distri ct. The 58-page buok has been compiled by Meigs 4-H Clubs and the Soii and Water Conservation Office as a publi c service. The book , 8''' by II , sells fur $8. PINEV ILLE. W.Va. - A C<:~llli:i County III<IIl has bt•t·n •·omw h'd uf dt.•g rt'l' rnurdl'r With lllt'rl'y Ill W ytllll lll ~' Co unt~ CIJ"I" ll l! r ourt A g u 11t~ nrd1d was retu r ned Cit noon Fnday a ~ a111 s t .lot' \ llt.dl. 2R. Ew1ndon. CH't'tl!"dln l-.' lo Sal unla y's t'd1 l1 on of tht · B t ·t· k lt·~ Jl ll.~t- ll n ;ll d Hr.~ll was t'h ar ~l'd w1th murdtr 111 I'OillltTtJun w1th t ht · dt ·<tt h ,,f . L 11 111' ~ l .ax tnn durlll l' a dru g !f·ddt• on W.V!t 10111 C';tlllj)U ..., 111 t\prill!IBl Thl' casl' Wl'llt tu ttw 11· rnan, llllL'-WOlll<-111 jury Thur.-; d ; r~ .rfl•·r l it H Ill The t"tlll\"ldlnn 111eans Ha ll wlll hfl \" t• lo s pt •nd 10 .\·t·ar .., 11 1 [''"' "" ' l lwf l il"\' bt•t'O llllll ~ t · !t ~ lblt · ftlr parult- . A ddenst· n ·q ut ·st to h;n1 · ll w dt · l· l..., , . ,, l ove rtunH·d was n ·jer\t.·d <Jilt! a St'llli.'llt'lll t' dttlt ' ha s lwt 'll . , ,.f i11r \\"1 dnt•sda y. !·It· was rdunwd to tlw W yn nun ~ Count~ ,l;1 tl Tht • Pnst-1--IL-rald .-;a1d Hall t·un lt 'llllt•d durlll L' 011' tr 1:ti l1 1 v..;~-, 1r1 F lo ndct <:~l Uw t II Ill' of 1.ax tun'.., dt•a l h 95 DAILY : 9-1 THURSDAY & SATURDAY CHESTER. OHIO J.p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Officials confirm problem SIMMONS Ol~~-u~~e~:~~~~~!~}. nt. Z) Il717~ ~ POMEHOY- Tlw probh'llll " lltlll l~ With no prospect of a Triple Crown winner this year because Kentucky Derby winner Gato Del Sol's trainer decided to pass up the Preakness, the'front-nmning Ljnkage, ridden by veteran Bill Shoemaker, emerged as the top coateoder·.ln Saturday's 107th running of the Preakness. Results of the raee, the second leg of the Triple Crown, appear ouC-1. ~ 308 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Oh . OPEN: Mon . thru Fri . 8 to 9 Saturday 9 to 5 ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t OFF SHE GOES... - An eutry In the 11th luteruatlonal Chicken Flylug Meet Is pushed out of the traditional, outsized mailbox used as a lauucblug platform at Bob EvaDB Farms Saturday afternoon. The event drew entries awl their owuers from all over the cooutry. Dr. Glyde Marsh of Ohjo State University continued as the leading judge of the fastest and farthest-flylug fowl. The only area owner to place was Sherwood Costen of Point Pleasant, whOfle Cora placed third Ia the featherweight division. Costen's bird Lola B., who did not compete In Saturday's event, "'talos the world championship record ol302 feet, eight laches. Story appears on A_.. The cost of trying the accused r PHOTO SALE- Are you in this picture? Old photos such as this one, a S<'l' lll' from a past Meigs High School play, will he on sale Saturday, May 15, in the school cafeteria from 10 a.m. un!i1 2 p.m. This "Foto" Fair is sponsored by the Meigs Marauder staff to help pay lor the '82 yuear· book. Old yearbook pictures will be available for 10 cents, 25 cents, and 40 cents. A limited number of '80 and '81 yearbooks will also be ava ilable for $10 and $14. Meigs graduates, their parents, and the public arc welcome to come to the Fair and browse. ease accept our a Bilco ·Basement Door. Woa your home buiH without the uHIIty and safety of a direct baaemenl door? Break through now and open the way lo a whole extra noor of valuable tMng apace. A modern. oll-ateel Bllco Basement Door Ia the link between your bolement and the great ouldoora. ~~ wtde , direct occeu mok" storage easy, convenient. Stopa traffic through flrat noor rooms . Gtvea you the direct route lo apace you con really uae and !nlov to.~ recreation, hobbles and atoooge. '-lk ua too a copy of Bllco 'a How to booklet: o r. we con arrange roo the complete Installation by a reliable controctoo . ~.1f IJ '•I " ' ' ' •• ' ' ' Bond sales Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Meigs county Savings Bond Chairman, reported purchased of $22,020 in United Stales Sav ings Bonds were credited to the county fur the first quarter of 1982. tat ion to attend GOSPEL MEETING MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST MAY 17-23 7:00P.M. EACH EVENING SUNDAY 10 :00 A.M. - 7: 00P.M. SPEAKER - SAM BARTRUG, LAINGS, OHIO SERMON TOPICS MONDA Y - " God ' s Book - The Bibl e" TUES DA Y- " The Foolishness of God Verses the wi sdom of M en" WEDNESDAY-"Worship-A Gift of Love" THUR SDA Y - ".How Can We Remain Faithful? ' · British an airstrip on Pebble Island, to the north of West Falkland Island, blowlug up an ammunition dump awl destroying several planes, the British Defense Ministry said Saturday. It was the first time British ground troops officially were reported ashore in the Falklauds sluce Argentine forces seized them from Britain April 2. Complete details on I)-I. FRIDAY - " Judgment Day Surprises" SAT UR DAY-"The Church at Ephesus" SUNDAY - " Fottow This Rule and Ye Shalt Have Peace" . !Morning & Evenong) CONGREGATIONAL SINGING- NO NIGHTLY COLLECTIONS MINISTER LET US REASON TOGETHER I KING BUILDERS SUPPLY 405 N. Secona Ave. PHONE 992-5020 or 992-3748 Middleport, OH. as Pope Gregory X, the enlightened soldlel'-priest In MARCO POLO. The !~our miniseries Is being pretented by NBC on lour consecutive nights, beglunlug tonlgbt. The eplce features a buge cast lucludlng Sir Johu Glelpd, ADDe Baucroft awl Johu Houseman. For c!ftaill cODBult our area eutertalnmeat guide, Take-ODe. 'Convenient Olf-Streit SAVE20% ALL SUMMER CLOTHING DURING OUR WEEK-'END SALE . MEN'S AND BoYS' WEARCHILDREN'S GIRLS' · CLOTHING WEAR- INFANTS ---- AiongtheRiver .... 8-1-8 Area deaths ........• A·5 Classified • .. • . • • . • D-3-7 Editorial .......• . •. A-2-3 WOMEN'S Farm ..•... .•.. ..•. 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FOR GOOD USED CARS OR TRUCKS AT LOW PRICES, SEE US PHONE: 992-6614 10 Scc tt on<o, 8 7 Sunday, May 16, 1982 Today's T-S Probe minor wreck SYRACUSE, OHIO NOW OPEN FOR THE SPRING SEASON •Vegetable Plants • Bedding Plants •Foilage Plants and Hanging Baskets OPEN DAILY 9 til8 SUNDAY I TIL S entinel tmts ·Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant 1982 Veterans Memorial A mmior aecidenl on the Burger Chef pa rking lot was investigated by Pomeroy Pol ice. ll was reported that Rhonda Thompson. Moundsville backed into a ve h1 cle owned by Ra nd y Lew is. Cl ifton, W. Va. There was minor damage to both ca rs but. no citations. • By KEVIN KELLY Times--Sentinel Stall GALUPOUS - ll's "almost irnpossible" to calculate how much a criminal trial costs a small county, but a major three-day trial held in Gallia County Common Pleas Court last month cost the county and laxpayers roughly $15,000. Judge Richard Roderick sa id the costs of the murder trial lor 24-yea r· old Russell Robinson, Rl. I , Cheshire, were lied up in indigent client fees, prosecution preparation lor the case and defendant incarceration. Robinson was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter April 8 by a Jury in connection with the shooting death of Paul E. Spencer, 24, Rt. I , Cheshire, last Jan. '!J. Roderick said jurors' and witnesses' fees, in addition to court costs, came to about $1 ,050. Because Robinson was classified as indigent, "In o small county lllce Golllo, If plea bargaining did not go on and If probation weren't granted In o great number of cases, the county couldn't oHord the coselood... Everyone wants fustlce and no one con really oHord It," Common Pleas Judge Richard C. Roderick a court-appointed attorney had to be named . The attorney's fees in this case, he estimated, came to more than $2,800. Because the attorney, Ronald Calhoun, has filed an appeal lor his client, costs will also rise because a transcript must be provided free of charge to the defendant in the appeal. "Those are the costs that stand out in the eyes of the public," Roderick said. " But the real expense is the hidden costs which don't go into a case like that. " Since the Gallia County Jail wasn't upen at the lime, Rubinson was lodged in the Jackson County Jail from the lime uf his arrest unti l the end of the trial and his later transfer to the Mansfield Reformatory to serve his prison sentencl'. Because he spent nearly 80 days in Jackson, the eost to the county was abuul $21) per day. Robinson also had to be taken to Gallipolis and back to Jackson on "at least" eight occasions for court appearances, Roderick said, which I Cootluued on A---4) dlrt'l'll\t ' frtlllli!H' Sld\t • dUdl (l ll" W l ll'!"d)\ till' I "IIUil!\ l rt "i i.\ Uit 'l t "!!l tltl lnn~t'l" ISS Ut ' a warran t on ;.rn <-H't" tiUnl ttl;.; I dm·s not /;;l\T suff lt"lt'llt fun · ds. " Tht• board JS 111 lht· prot ·t•ss uf a t"tlllip lt'lt· rt'\"lt ' \\" uf tilL' llli:tltt · r w1th llw county lrt.·asunT. nmn ty \n•JLm • dl rt't' l t~r , Mwh; wl S~n'l ht · J ;rnd tht · Sta l t• Wt·l fan · Dt ·pr~ rt ll lt'nl. II JS hnpt'(l lhat a :-.olii!HIIl In th, · problt•m t'Clll bt• workL·d oultn th1 · ne.-.: 1 \~ t · t · k ."' .Jnn, ...., ,·nrll" ll!dt ·d Mlr hctt.•l Sw1shl'r. dl rl'dor nf Mt •l gs Coill ll .\ ·s Wdfa rt · ikparl!lh 'lll. scud " Thd·t• l.'i <:1 fmanl'la l probll'lll tnlht · wd fr11·,. tft-p;trllllt'l ll dut· toil dirt'dl\"t' frnrn lht• statt• aUt htor·..., nff1n· a fft ·•·l lll! ' th• t " II\Jill~ lrt'a s un ·r." Tht· matlt·r w1 ll lw thsc uss t•d Tth·.... d ~t ~ ttl I "OilllfliSS IOllt 'J".'-, . The Forecasl For 7a .m . EST Sunday . May 16 d lllt 't IIIII ' nf tlw Ra1n D t ' D!Jill~ Snow[] eL iiW l r·mpi'f. lhlrt ':, N .11 11111 . 11 W o·, tllor •r ~ 1'!\11(1' ~ f)ppt n t Commf'rt N O AA U 1 Fronts : Co ld,..... W~rm- Occ hJdf'd - SI.II" "'·"Y •• WEATHER FORECAST - The Nalinnal Wt·ather Service furel'asts showers lor Saturday from lht· central Gulf tn the Mid"esl antlnurthern Plains. Showers are also forc,·ast for thl' Southwt·st. Most an·as "ill ht.• warm. tAP Laserphotol . Middleport to honor General Hartinger; Native son returns for . MennoriallVeekend By BOB HOEFLICH Tlmes-Seulluel Staff MIDDLEPORT - The Village of Middleport - joined by other Meigs County conununities - will roll out its red, white and blue carpet over Memorial Weekend to pay tribute to a native son, General James Hartinger. A son of Mrs. Violet Hartinger, Beech St., Middleport, and the late Lawrence Hartinger, General Hartinger, al943 graduate of Middleport High 'School, was inducted into the U.S. Anny in 1943. He ~~erved In the infantry for three years and ill 1945 through a ·competitive field test won an appoinbnent to the United States Military Academy at West Point. He , is" now one of only 12 four star generals in the United States. Festivities to honor General Hartinger will get underway at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, May 28, when the Mid- ,. dleport-Rotary Club will stage a dinner for 250 persons at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Bernard Fultz will serve as toastmaster for the event with entertainment provided by Ar· mand Turley at the organ and the "Voices of Liberty" directed by Mrs. June VanVranken. General Hartinger will speak. Lee McComas is serving as chairman for the dinner. On Satutday, May 29, a parade will move from the area of the Pomeroy-Mason bridge to the Middleport Conununity Park at 10 a.m. Several floats are being prepared, with Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of' Beta Sigma Phi Sorority making the float on which General Hartinger will ride. Other floats expected are those of Middleport American "Legion Post 128, Middleport Chamber of Colnmerce, Middleport First Baptist Church, the Middleport Business a,nd Professional Women's Club, the Middleport Alwnni Association, Central 'Trust Co., Royal Crown Bottling Co., Bank One of Pomeroy and the Fanners Bank and Savings Co. Bands of both Eastern and Meigs High Schools will be in the parade and there will be entries by the Air Defense National Guard. The United States Air Force ROTC Color Guard will lead the parade. There will be Shrine clowns and entries by the Syracuse Cub Scouts, the Meigs County Riding Club and the lire units of Pomeroy, Middleport, Racine and Rutland. Any group wishing to participate - and it is requested that the patriotic theme be carried out by entrants - maY still do so by contacting Roger Morgan, parade chairman, or William D. Childs, ~eneral chair(Contluued on A---4) HONORED- Four Star General James Hartinger, a native son of MJdcileport, wiD be honored with a round of activities on Memorial Weekend. ., � 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. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 14, 1982