https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0f7a49a613407fd11ed80f54d0a491b2.pdf 06799179246c8dd316bd32cd57c36421 PDF Text Text he Daily i ! I I WRITIN&lV.eANTA 10Paqi'S I~(Pnl\ A MulllnH.'cha tn c Nc w<, pdpf ·r Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Monday, May 17, 1982 Escapee caught b Dick Cavalli WINTHROP YOU'RE Voi.3 1, No.9 Copyrighted 1982 entinel 15N 1T IT A LITTLE EARL-Y ID Be 6ENDI~ HIM '(a.JR ~le>li'Me ITe f'JOr MY CHRI6TMA6 LI5T. rAA MWLINq HIM Ol.JT. .. W5T~ MAHIETTA . Ol11 " •AI' • CLAL.I5~ 'Sentim~ntal journey' underway DOJ-JT <ARE ... 6Y NEXT CHRI5TMA6 I E?)(.PECT 10 H4-VE? MY OM.J Cf<EDITCAI<D. Post war baby boom blamed CHICAGO - A dramatic increase in the teen-age suicide rate is the direct result of competitive pressures brought by the post-war baby boom, say two Chicago psychiatrists. They predict that as the number of teens declines so will the sui cide rate. And they also speculate that the sui cidt• rate among '"nior citizens will decrease as that population segmmt grows. For lht• eldPrly. an increase in their nwnber produces more companionship and clout, rat her than more cmnpl'lition. say Drs. Paul C. Holinger a nd Daniel Offer of Chicago's Michael Reest• Hospital a nd Medical Center. Authorities quell uprising NEW ORLEANS - A Panamanian freighter sa iled for Houston on Sunday after U.S. authorities said they helped put down a mutiny in which the ship's first officer was killed am: tossed overboa rd. Fiw men allegedly wen· mvolvcd in a schenll' to kill ei ght of the ship's officers and crew, Coast Guard officials sa HI. Priscilla's Pop tM GOING TO BE A MOVIE STAR WHEN I GRON UP. POP.' Ed Sullivan I THOUGHT "rrll WANTED TO E5E A WIFE AND MOTHER U KE lrOUI<' NCi'-A . I DO. r'M GOING TO E5E A NOliE srAR 'M-iOS A WIFE ANP MorHER. WHAT TO THAT DREAM. OF BECOMING A VETERINARIAN? The suspects were being held on board while the fn•ighter Evcrgre_e n sa iled to Houston , sa id Pett y Offirer Jim Munro. He said the Coast Guard and FBI were trying to gel Panama nia n government approval to a rrest the fi ve when the ship reaches Houston on Monday with its load of steel pipe. The trip ori ginated in Italy . 115 t;TILL THERE:I"M GOING 10 SE. A NCM STAR· VETERINARIAN WHO~ A WIFE ANI' NOT'l-4ER . Ohio's fire deaths decline L15RAA:IAN 50 YOU COUL.O WORK WITH HOLLYHOCK~ Pr?15CIUA "5URE HAGAN INTERE511NG RJTURE .' WHAT ~5HE WANT TO 6E? A MARRJEP VEl E~~- PRO GOLFER· NOllE ACTI<!E$ WHO~ PART nME AS A Ll6~ ANY' HAS THREE KIPS .' WASHINGTON- The nati on's cap1la l. a one-newspaper town for the past 10 months, got a new daily t..lay with the debut of The · Washington Times, which is financed bv fol lowers of the Rev. Sun Myung Moon . The first edition consisted of a 2()-page news section, a magazine and an 8-p;ige tabloid supplement introducing the staff a nd explai ning how the paper came to be. Noting that the Unification Church founded by Moon IS "a controversial religion," the sole story in the supplement said , "The Washington Times will fa ce what is described in today 's phrase as 'an image problem .'" Conclusion faces challenge WASHINGTON - A psychiatrist's conclusion that John W. Hinckley Jr. was mentally ill when he shot the president fa ced a renewed challenge today by federal prosecutors. Dr. William T. Ca rpenter Jr . was returning to the witness stand for a second day of intense cross..,xa mination by Assistant U.S. Attorney Roger M. Adelman. Carpenter told jllrors at Hinckley's trial Friday that the defendant was controlled by an inner world of fa ntasy at the time of the March 30, 1981 shooting. The 2&-year-old defendant was unabh· to appreciate the wrongfulness of his conduct, lht• doctor sa id . P'fiNTFO IN ( ANADA Art & Chip Sansom DUSTY CHAPS WH,qh\J\. COl~· WA~ UPHERSt' By KATIE CROW " It will take courage a nd perseveranct• to f i::ll't:' thi s world," Melinda Sa lmons. valedictorian of the graduati ng class at Southern High School, emphasized during commencement exerc1ses Sunday sht· sai d, " Wt• Wil l het vt• to st1 ck with what Wl' st art and not 1.!1\'t' up ea sil y. I bt'\i~· vt• lh1 s rli:I SS COLUMBUS, Ohio- The number of fire deaths in Ohio declined for the second straight year in 1981 beca use of increaSt·d us<' of smoke detectors, state fire offi cials sa id. · The State Fire Marshal's annual report says 223 Ohi oans died in fires last year, lht• lowest number of fire deaths in the sta te since 1974. In 1980,300 Ohioans lost their Jives in fires. Terry Weber, chief of the office's fire preve ntion bureau, sa id smoke detectors are repsonsible for the decl ine. Weber sa id the fire marshal's office estimates that 50 percent of the state's res1dences had smoke detectors last yea r. Weather forecast """ Generally clear tonight. Lows 5~. Chance of rain 10 percent. Winds light and variable. Partly sunn y Tuestlay. Highs in mid~s . Chance of rain 20 percent. Extended Ohio Forecast Wednesday through Friday : Chance of showers each day . Highs in the 80s Wednesda y and Thursday. Turning cooler Friday with highs in the 70s. Lows in the 60s Wed' nesday and Thursday and in the 50s Friday. graduating dass, Rex Thurntnn. Rnbt·rt Brnwn and Tom Roseherry, 1-r. Graduation services held for 77 Southern seniors Cn n llnum~ Washington has new paper ~60Y- I TAKE TIME OUT-Taking a few minutes to chat before entering Southern High School Sunday night for ){raduation exerercises were members of the ni,t!hl. • j AT aE TIME 'tW f:>J....t;I:J WANTED TO I3E A sa1d . M ark Mn·rs. 2~. of \illll"t'll l . Oltt o. y,a s bruu.d1t \ P t\lt' W<t s ltlllt:lt~n l'uun\y jatl!J ~ Ohlt l il t !' ll\~;~~ 1\t\IPI nfflt 'l'I"S wlw <trn· s\l'd ln111 d :-. !11 dJ"U\"t' Jwrth on l n\!' r sL t\1 · 17 thruurh Nublt• ( "IIU!ll .\. <1 :-,ptlkt '.'-.\\111!\;J!l ful NEW YORK - The recession was far away Sunday as 29 passengers hoping to recapture the golden era of railroad travel rolled out of Pennsylva nia Stat1on on an eight-day. $2,300-a-head "sentimental journey" across the contment. And even though 11 spaces a boa rd the five special cars were not booked, Jack Mannix of American Express, which promoted the "g rand hotel on wheels," said the company was not disappointed . The vaca ncies boosted the staff-1~>-passen ger ratio to 1-2, he sa id. As the passengers walked down a red ca rpet to the ca rs, a trio aboard played a Jittlt• traveling music. Some of thost• aboard came from as far away as England and Italy. r An Ohw man who br ok t• 11U l of a Wt·st Vir).!.! Ilia pu llall' Sa lu rt b .\ \\as IJ;tt'k 111 custod y toda y aftt·J ilt'l ll t. :. dt;:t t"l' t'd w1\h alt t·ntp\t'd mu r dt·t. ;tulht~nlws has thusl' qualities. " Wt• t"Ci n St'l' that limes i:lrt' ~ t'llHH' WtlrSt'. Tht· world is in turmoi l. In Uw Un ill'd Stall's unemploynH•nl " n smg and jobs art• getting harde r to fmd . Wl' must fi ght back. Wt• ca nno~ ld ourse lvt•s becmne v icti r'l'ftt"of.-tirt ·wnslmlct•," Salmons obst•rved . " Evl'n though there a r e lllilllY problems lhl' opportumties an · gn•at..er now than tht•y ever wt·n•. Wt• an· in lht• spare age . We are ex· plori ng spaee. Some say that we will build span• co lon ies unt• day . "Compult•r s ar e 111 widt· ust.·. Trained expt•r t.s are need ed In UJ>t>ral t• th est.• m achin t·s . We must r ecogni ze that much preparation IS Jll't•th•d to be able to fi:ICt' th1 s k1nd uf \.\'tH"ld . Wt• need Ow pt•rst•venmn· In kt •t•p stud ying <:tnd preparin g fm thi s." S<:tlmons L'OJ JUn t•n t cd . In lwr cu nl'lusion , thl' \"all'dil'loria n ur ~ t ·d lwr l'lassmail's t o "set h igh sl<:tndanJs for yourst•lf, do not 11'1 Slll!1t.:one sway you from who t yo u be l!t·\·t·. Ha \"t' t·nuragt· to stand up for wha t y ou know IS ri c hl. Just lw tilt' i)t'st that yuu can bL·." " Toda y Wt ' an• sa y ing our fnw l fan·wt·ll lu Snutlwrn H1 gh Sdwol." R1 ta Slutn . saluta tonan. told tlw t• r adua t in J: t'l ass. " Wt• havt• atl l'nded sehoul for 12 y t·ar s. In thest• 12 )Tell'S an t.! tlw ft '\\ yl'a r s·befnrl' many l'\'ents havt· hapllt'ned m lht• world ant.! in our I'OIIlmunity which hcn· t• m arkt·d hi story. Wt' t'i:::lll lt·arn from thest· t'\'l'll l s and ust• th t•m tn makt• our futun· bt.'ttt'r." Slo!Pr. 111 ht•r remarks. told of till' many trag ic evenl-; that ha \"t' l e:tkt •n plat 'l ' sut·h as tht• assassina tum of J ohn F . Kennl'dy. Martm l.uthrr King Jr. and Bobby Kennedy. Shl' spokt•of lhl• moon landing anti nur niition's i:l lkmpt to accompli sh Four hurt in wrecks Weekend accidents checked by thl' Gallia-Meigs Post of the state hil!il· way patrol resulted in injuries to four pt·oplc. The first was reported a t 2: 10p.m. Saturda y when Okey R. La udennilt. 43, Minersville, was tra velling northbound on Ohio 7 ncar the intersl'ction with Ohio 248. Laudermilt reportedly blal'ked out, and his vehicle went off the ri ght side of the road , striking a gua rd rail and ca using moder a t l' dama ge to his vehicle. Laudermilt was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by a passing motorist, where he was later treated and released. Belle K. Queen, 15, Rt. 1. Gallipolis, was treated and released for musd e strain from the em er gen- cy room at Holzer Medical Center late Saturday night after the ve hil'il' she was tra veling in went off the road on Ohio 325. According to th e re port . Chnstuphcr L. Hively, 16. Rt. 2. Patriot, was northbound a t 10 :10 p.m . when a southbound v ehll'k wl·nt left of ce nlt•r , forcing Hivel y's a uto to go off the road and into a di l,·h. Troupers said a south bound ,-chi de. driven by Kl'nndh R. Hadler. 25. Rt. 1. Rutland , lost control on a curve on Ohio 143, fourtenths of a mile west from Ohi o 7, at 1:05 a.m. Sunday . The ve hicle then went off lht• n ght side of the road, struek a mailbox and overturned on its top. Injured were the dri ve r a nd a passenger, Rebecca L. Hadler , 20. Rt. 1, Rutland. Both we re taken to Veterans by the Meigs EMS. where Kenneth Hadler was treated a nd released . Rebecca Hadler refused treatment, a hospital spokesman said. The patrol said it cited a Long Bot- flt 'iH"I' . Sht• lllUt'!lt 'd llll lht· 1'111 "1..\ l'I" ISIS cHHI Walt ·n~ ak that :-, htwk1 ·d tilt' ll<tl 1n11 . ·· W;!It •r ;_• alt· wa s PIH ' 11! lht · dmk1 ·:-, t Jlt'rllld .... pf 11ur L'll\"t' l"ll llh'lll ," S\t•lt'r l'l'llli:irkt•tl . 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It ' \ Pktlt 'Ctl"lit ' l b.\ tlh· St •ll; lk lkp Holwrt F H1 +~\1 n. 1{. f 1 1 -rr~:-,1Jl ll "' · SJllliiStiJ"t "d (\it ,ll ill" lldllh ' ll( \d11d1 adtlt-d $17 lllil i 1~>1t\11 1 \11 St•IJ; t!t- \ It! X [JtHl:-,\. !11 s [ll"llJlll ...,; ll lt ·1 ·hn 11 i!il_\ k• pi lil t· lllt "l" t'C ISt' ;rl <Il l illli\U;t] ~5 ]H" II l"lil ftt!" till' 1982 ;-tlld EIB:\ 1.;-tx .\ 1· o~ 1.., But 11 '- t ·I t\ lt' Wlt\dHddllll ' J1t'l"111d fHI I lilt" _\I';!!. f nun llt'X I .lu i~ 1 thrnu 1 11 .1111\t " .IU . J98:L llli.iklll :' ti lt· \)nu:-- 1 <I ll ~·flt't 11\ t ' 50 pt' l"l 't'lll torn woman for assured clear dislan· ce in a tw~>-vehicle wreck on Meigs County Rd. 28, three-tenths of a mile north of Ohio 124, on Saturday afh•rnoon . The report said Dora R. Hysell, 61 , was northbound at 12:20 p.m . when she was unable to stop in time and struck the rear of a slowed vehicle driven by Bert W. Teaford, 57, Rt. 2, Racine. CIRCUS IN TO~ ..,. All eleplwlt 0. baud Swlday to greet people·~ tile Roberta Brotben cirCUli at tile former Pomeroy Julllor Hlgb School area. DoD Wright photo. Hysell then continued on off the right side of the road and struck a utility pole. Teaford's vehicle was severely damaged in the incident and the Hysell auto was moderately damaged. Jeffrey C. Shiflet, 17, Rt. I, Rutland, escaped injury when his vehicle went off the right side of Meigs County Rd. 10, three miles north of 124 in Rutland Twp., at 4:10 p.m. Saturday and struck an embankment. His vehicle was slightly damaged. An auto driven by Roger W. Hayman, 47, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, was slightly damaged at 11 a.m. Sunday when it collided with a deer on Chester Twp. Rd. 114, ope mile south of Ohio 248. SARAH GOEBEL 1\ti.A YO! ~c; EHS honor students EAST MEIGS - Kila Young has been namt·d ,-a!l'dll'to nan <lllli Sa1.d1 Goebel, sa lutatorian, of the 1982 graduating class nf Ea sil'rn H•ell S.-l,.ol Miss Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Youn g, h;.t s bel'n a lllt 'llilwr uf the National Honor Society for th ree years . eonn· rl band. lhn·t· .\"l'ill" .'i: marching band for four yea r s. She has bt•en 111 4-H wor k for st'\"t'll yt'ars. a junior leader for four years and has Sl'rved nn lh1· Ml· tc.s .J un11w Fa 1r Board. She attends the Success Church of Christ. She has bt•t•n awanil'd ti ll · Board of Regents Scholarship a nd a Rio Gra ndt• Colh•gl' Srholarsh1 p. Shl' plans to attend Rio Grande majoring in education . Daughter o!'Mr. and Mrs. F . W. Goebel, Miss Gol'il<!l has bt·l'n on lht · basketball a nd volleyball teams for four years and in the marchmg , roncert and pep bands for four years. She has been a membl'r of the National Honor Society for three years ; a member of student council for two yt·a•:s and was a summer scholar at Ohio University. She was named to the AII-SVAC Basketball tea m for two years and tlw All SVAC Volleyball learn for one yea r. A member of the Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy. M1ss GtJt•bel plans to attend the University of Cincinnati where she will major 1n nursing. �Monday, May 17,1982 Commentary Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Monday, May 17, 1982 Bad times over for Braves' Mahler The SS q.a. . :u=-=-a==-r=-r -=-e=-l_____w_u_ua_m_F_.B_u_ckl_e_y_Jr. .Tfte Daily Sentinel Ill ( uurt Stn·o·t Punlt'TOI\ , 1 fh tu Ill<\ t fiT II Ti I Till I'\ n 614-99i-t J36 :tt f-:..•·;T llF Till·. Ml·. lf ,s - 1\1 ,\ :0.1 11\ AH L\ ROBERT L. WI NGETT PAT WHITEHEAD As~i"W nt )' uhli ~h • ·r/ 1 BOB HOEFLICH out\roolh·r DALE ROTHGEB. JR. 1\ Mt-:Mflt:H .,f Tht· A '~ '" ' l<lll"tl Pn·~s . lnhukl l hu l\ Anwnc·a n No•thp:tpo·r l'uhll,ht•r, ''""·i;~tiun · I.FlTERS OF lo·tto· r' <lrt' su h j t 't ' l 01'1 ~ 10 ~ l'n·:o.~ A.~oMM ' iutiun e~nd tho• an· ~dn mwd . Tho'.\ shuuld ht· lo ·:o.~ !hun 300 'Murds lun~. Al l too o·cll\1111! 11nd nllll>l ho· s 1 ~1wd "'ith IUIIlW, uddrt' ss a nd to·h·phuno• numht:·r . !\ju un ~ i ~ twtl ll'l h·rs "'i l l ho• puhlisht•d . Ldlt·r... slwulol bt· m Knt ld lash- . uddn•ssin).( ISS UI''· 1111\fM.'T SU IIllh\II'S . Suppose, just to suppose, that we were back in 1970, and we huddled together to talk abeut Social Security. Suppose then that two options crystallized on how to increase Social Security payments during the ensuing decade, to wit : I l Social Security payments should rise at the same rate as real income rises for the working population. F'or instance, if real income rose by three percent for the working man , Social Security should rise three percent for the nonworking man . 21 Social Security payments should rise according as inflation diminishes the dollar value or annual payments - without any reference to rise in the income or the working population. For instance, if yuu had five percent inflation and a three percent rise in the relative income of the working population, Social Security should go up the full fi ve percent. even though real in- made a . dozen years ago, the American non-worker is advancing by leaps and beunds compared to the Americcm worker. Professor Martin Feldstein of Harvard, in a penetrating article in The Wall Street Journal, calculated that under ex isting practices, Social Security retirees are acc umulating income at a 50 percent greater rate than the American working man. Indeed here is the most startling fi gure uf all. The median American who retires is receiving checks equal to 78 percent of the highest salary he made while he was working. But that is only the beginning. Since he does not pay tax on those checks, the figure rises to 90 percent of after-tax income of the working man . So that the working man who is spending 40 hours a week at the factory, paying mortgage payments on the house and car, and educating his children is .earning only a very littl e bit more than the non-working man, unburdened by young children, many living in houses beughl and paid for, with no obli~ations to go to work. Most people who a re not Christopher Dodd would agree that it isn't fair to consider people on Social Security without also considering people who arc not on Social Security. If there were money decoctablc from the air or form ocean water, why - go ahead and double Social Sec urity payments . But anything that is paid to those over 65 is paid for by those under 65. It does not matter that those over 65 contributed to Social Security during their working lifetime - because those "contributions" were treated as current revenue and spent by the government. Although one spealc! of " trust funds," they are, as we all know, illusory. The so-called "deficit" in the Social Security program is merely the excess paid out over the amount paid in. The amount paid in has increased five times since 1940 and will need to be increased again very soon as the percentage of the population over 65 rises. DUSTY SCORE- Cincinnati Reds' Alex Tevlno,left, aad Plttsburp Pirates' catcher Steve Nicosia, center, rolllde at home plate u umpire Lee Weyer callll Trevino sale during fUtb lnDIDg action Suaday In Pittsburgh. ( AP l..aserpboto) _ hM\ It 11\£ t:IMI~.uJ6U.' ~~· 'l!fl~ wn 'f'-1 '\@ IU"Z- ..til! Reds defeat Pirates come is down two percent. Violators will benefit Tilt' iol'alt• IS lhl' Whlk Huust• amllhe speaker IS the chairman or the Ft•th'r!tl Tri:lde Conuniss1un. who is desc ribtng wi th L'On.sidl'rabil' pride his tnilii:l lt vt• to s ubsla ntir:~ll y en hance lht-' agency's n•g tonal organiza tion. " Wl' han· grl'cttl y broaderwd tlw i:lreas uf O:t uthorit y <:~nd n•s ponsibility of our 11 ftt•ld offtccs ," boast-; th t• ehat n nu n, noting that bdon· the rt•tlf'J.!Hil iZi:l lt on " till' FTC wa s Uw rnnslcl'nlrctlizt•d ctgcncv ... of tht' federal j.! O\"t'i"lllllt'llt. " • The yt·ct r was 1970 and tlw spt•a kl'r was Cas pctr W. Wetnbcrgl'r, ct st<:tun· d 1 Rq)llb]wan who nuw heads the Dt•ft·nst· Dt• partment and has hl'ld l'a lmwl-lt ·\ t·l postltnns under all thn·t• COP pn·suh'nts who s t' I' H'tl durin g tht· pctsl l wt1 dt 't ·•ull's. Wt·mben!t·r's adllt'\'t'llll'lll ts worth n ·t·alhng a dozt·n yt·ctrs lah·r lh·r<t US t' J<;jlllt 'S C. Mlllt•r Ill , tht• t'Urrt·nt l'hamn(:ln Df lht· FTC, IS in the pro, ·,·:-;s of dl s lllt:llltllllJ2 lll Uc h of tht• <ll ' t'llcy 's re)..! lonal strud un· <Hl t..l thus dt·pr l\'1111-! millions of Amt·m·ctns uf n ·ady <H 't't 'SS Ill one of tlw guw rnnl t' nl 's JII OSl l'fftTlive l'Oil SU111t'!'·prlll ed ttJil Ci ~'l'ilt'lt'S . Of tlw IO rn~ to ni-11 off ir es cutTt· ntl y Opt·ra l t·d by the FTC 1an off in· 111 Kctn :-.i-I S C1t y Mo., Wi-I S t'losl'd til 1975 ). four - Ill Boston, Dt'll\T I' , Los An gt·l es and St•a ll lt• - Cil"l' In bt•abctndu rwd Ill lilt' I'Otllllll! rnonths. Tht·lr workluctd IS to bt• t·onsoltdall'd IIli o lh1 · opt·ra tion s of tilt' rt·rnatnlll l' stx n·gtonal offu•t•s - 111Atlanta. Chlt'a ).!o, CJto,·l'land. Dallas, Nt·w York and S<Hl Fra nt'ISL'Il. Mille r dC:ItJJls thl' n•ur ~ ~t ntz<::~ t Jo n 1s part of ;-m <Jus ten ty prugra11l " to )2 1\"t' lilt' ktxp<:~yt·r s ii bJ ~'. g t ·r ban ~ fur lht•lr but'k." Tlw t' Vtcknl' e SUI.!gl'sls, lHlWt'\"l'l'. that tl 1s an tll -t'tiiH"t'i\"t•d sdwrnt· lhiil will st' r\"t' only th t· inlt·n·sls t~f tlwst•t•n gagt·d Ill tllt· gal, unfa1r ctnd an tl-rornpl'lilt vt• trade prctdJn•s. At a tirnt• wlwn Prt·s tdt· nt Rl'a ean ts promoting the concept of bn ngin/. ! :· ~~q· rntnt · nt dost· r to lilt' peopl l' , hts ad rnrntslrat10n 1s decimali ng a reg ionei I . . trud ur e that han tll t·s a nest una ted 120.000 t'tlllS UIIll'l" ('Om plcu nb annuC:JIIy . Tilt · st•kdloll of ftt·ltl offtt't 'S tu be elosed ll•aves four rnajor rt'gtons N(·w Englcmd, the Panf il' No rth west, tiH · Ho('kil'S and southern Ccliifurntct w1thuul any cunVl'll tt•nl FTC n ·pn·sl•nta iiiHl. On lv nnt• office I in San F rcm· 1·tsro twill b,· Jucakd 111 thl' t•nttn• western half of {Jw count rv. Milh-r' s s te~ff estu n<itt·s that tlw rt lll\"t• will savt· lht · CJL!;' tl l'V a n·laliH'l\ ltlodesl $5 millwn ctnnuC:JIIy - that's less thcm lO percent of lht; value of co~­ sunwr-redress ad10ns sun ·t·ssfull y l'tlnrpldt•d hy lht· reg wnC:Il uff tces t•cu ·h ~· , · ar. In addJl1un. furml'r FTC ChcurtJJ<Hl Mtchcwl Pertschuk. n ow a Dl'tnot'ratic Jnl'tll lwr of 1111' ··onmH sston. suggt·sts that Miller's es tun aks fH tl tu lakt· inlt l act ·ount lhl' funds that rnust bl' spent for st·vera nn• pay. n• lnca lion , lost produi'II VII y and wasll'd n•soun ·t·s ·· The chatrmant s tlllt ' uf the na twn's lemlin).! propont>nls uf t'Ost-benefi l ana lysis," says P•·rL'it' huk . ·· yd .. . Ius plan to t•lumnak rej..!tonal offt n~~ wt•ultl I not I withstand t• vt·n a pnmt t 1\"l' ··ust-benef tt a nal ys is.·' or spet·ial irn purlant'e IS lhe [ad !hal undt·r lht' FTC's structu re. lht· fll'l d offtl'l'S not only sent· as outposts to Lil'ctl with rel!ional issues but also lwndle tnuch uf lht· C' tliTlll ttss Jon 's s ubslantivt· Wlll'kluad. In n•n·nl years, thosl' cast':> h;l\'t' lllt'ludeli unlawful l'redit and ad\TI'II slllg practices on tht• part of rnojor oil t·ompanil'S, dl•cepti ve safl'l y d c11rns rnadt> by an auto man ufact urer. fraudulent land salt· opt>ralinns a nd r~llt ·!' l'd prtcl' fixing on the p<irl of tlw country's largest producer of blue jl 'itll:-. . F1nally, Miller has handled a lll'ltl'ak rnct th·r in an t•spel'tC:J IIy dwnsy Tht• conuni ssion ,·oted last Ot'tober to redu l'e the numbt> r of rT :.! tPila l ufftn·s from 10 to six, but fatlt·d throughout the ensu ing six months tu spt'l "tf> which nf thost· offi n•s Wl' IT to tw abe~ntlum•d . '" Our fiii lure to do so has had prt·didahlt·. unfurtunalt• n ·sults, " savs Pc·tl rll'l<l p _Batley, Cl Republiccm llll'J il ber of the l'Oillllli SS IOn . " AIIIO or o~r nffi l"l'S. 1rr1n·rta in of tlll'ir future. have suffered varymg degrees of a nxit•ty. low morii lt· and <:~ltl.ss of gOO(] personnl' l. .. lllillllltT Tht· ,.,,unissiun fina lly ues i ~ naku the nffi .. es to be closed in mid-April. but CmnnH sstuner Bailey notes that "' <~ reduction 111 our r e g ional presence w1l l limit om ns1011, our perspl·Ctin• and ou r a bilit y to res pond to tht• real needs of busnlt•s:-. and consumers. " Berry's World "WB/1, on11 good thing - 81/lh/s 18/k of 8 holoc8usll8ktJS people's minds off lhB BConomy. " Letters to editor Very grateful You will ha ve guessed that although I l abeve makes economic and moral sense, 2) abeve was adopted - which, together with attendant confusions or calculation, created the present crisis. Now here is an inte reslin ~ juxtaposition. In the interminable talks abeul the budget, it was recently proposed that Socia l Security payments over the next year be reduced by $40 billion. Howls of pain were promplly cranked out, and Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn ., actually undertook the anlhmetic to figure oullhal40 million Americans receiving $40 billion less in benefils would equal a $1.000 contribution per The juxtaposition is that if Social Security reti rees had been raised, between 1970 and 1980, al the same level as the working man adva nced, the annual saving would amount to exactl y that - $40 billion. In other words, at existing levels or payment, because or unprecise calculations Index protects some, but not others NEW YORK (APl - In a patchwork pattern that seems to make little logical sense, some paris of the American economy have been " indexed" to inflation while others ha ve nul. Social Security benefits a re calculated by a formula that takes inflation into account. But a private pension plan, annuity or mdividual retiree's nest egg may offer no simila r protection. Some grou ps of employees have been able to secure cost-of-li ving t•scalaton; in their contra cts - a cushi on not ava ilable to other workers, ~ uch as many owners of small businesses. Income taxes are scheduled to be adjusted for inflation starling in 1985. But at least until then, the infamous " bracket creep" is free tu continue, swelling the lax bills of many people whose rea l ea rnings "have not increased. As many homebuyers of years past found to their deli~hl, rnurl~ ages with fi xed inlcrc't rates ~ave the borrower a free ridt• wh~rt> in· nation was concerned. Now many murt~agc lenders, badly burned, are turning to mortgages w1th inlcrc'1 rates that ca n be adjusted periodically. To date, however, the biggest berrowcr in the country - the federal ~ove rnmenl - has still had access to loans with CJ fixed cost. The Treasury sells ils various interest-bearing securities to investors under staled terms, leaving them to bear the market risks afterward. Because there was no better credit risk anywhere than Uncle Sam , the investors went alon~. Now, however, proposals are surfacing to permit the government tu issue bends whose value would be linked to an inflation index. If these bends were successful, it is ar~ued , they t ould help solve a lol of the t urrcnl problems posed by high interest rates and big federa l deficits . For one thing, proponents say, they could sharply reduce the interest costs the government must pay un its berrowing. In a discussion or the subject, Carl Alan Ballin, economist at New York's Chase Manhattan Bank , provided this example: Assume that investors considering buying a bend expect infl ation to run at 10 percent annually over the bond's life. They would then demand 10 percent interest to compensate Julian Bond disadvantaged groups. - Guarantees of equal access are entrenched in the American dream ; guarantees or equal result violate that dream. These arguments rest on a faulty sta rted by past events, now routinely bestows privileges, fa vors and advantages on white males, and impos es disadvantag es and penalties on minorities and women. This process is also se lf- premise: perpetuating." It isn't surprising that the ad- that race and sex discrimination has been banished as effectively ·as witch-burning in New England and black-burning in the South. The U.S. Civil Rights Corrunission says differently. " Discriminatory actions are not only pervasive, occurring in every sector of society, but also cumulative, with effects limited neither to the time nor the particular structural area in which they occur," reports the commission. "This process of discrimination, therefore, extends across generations, across organizations and across social struCtures in self-reinforcing cycles "Discrimination against women and minorities should be viewed as an interlocking process involving the attitudes and actions of individuals and the .organizations and social · structures that guide individual behavior. That process, for this. Since they aren't interested in loaning their money oul free, they would prcswnably require another 3 percent or so as a return. Put the two together, and the interest rate the government must offer is abeul 13 percent. But if investors are promised that the bend's value will be adjusted Tipward by 10 percent each year should inflation run at that rale, .the interest rate could be just 3 percent. Investors, meanwhile, would no longer have to worry abeul the risk u[ inflation running even higher than 10 percent. Take the inflation guesswork out or the game, and maybe the bond market could begin fun ctioning more effectively. Private companies could also latch on to the indexing idea. · Tbistledowns results Negative reaction Nothing seems to upset the populace more than the collection or devices- generally known as "affirmati ve action" - designed to bring more women and minorities into the mainstream. These include goals, quotas, aggressive recruitment, ra ceconscious admission policies and a host of other remedies for two centuries or sex ual and ra cial discrimination. These measures work. That's why they are so unpopular among those who arc accustomed to privilege and affirmative discrimination. It isn't necessary to characterize the motives of the opponents of affirmative action in order to discard their arguments, which usually incl ude thefollowing : - Preferential treatment for the minority means discrimination against the majority . - Merit, not class or color, should be the single standard by which academic or career rewards are distributed. Race-conscious r emedies stigmatize beneficiaries. - Numerical goals and quotas limit the aspirations or pr.eviously PITI'SBURGH (AP) - Thousands Tl• · Pirate:: open a nn c-g&me of youngsters pounded their We,rt o .a:1t road trip Tue>.day night souvenir baseball bats on the floor of n :'.!!~ Fr:m :isco. The Reds p~JY the Three Rivers Stadium as the Pit- Md:. in~ ev York tor.ight. tsburgh Pirates threatened in the bettom of the ninth. · It was rookie Johnny Ray against CinciiUI8ti Reds pitcher Mario Soto with two men on base, two outs and a count of two balls-two strikes. After fouling off three straight pitches, Ray gave the Reds a scare with drive down the rightfield line that looked like a game-winning homer until it hooked foul . But Solo retired Ray on a routine fly moments later to give Cincinnati a J.-1 victory Sunday before a Bat Day crowd of 21,561. "That kid Ray didn't give in. Solo was tough too. It was a classic confrontation," said Reds Manager John McNamara. It was the OW«;Ond victory over the Pirates this season for Soto, 3-3, who had nine strikeouts in his complete. game seven-hitter. "Mario is more effective against a power-hitting club like Pittsburgh. He changes speeds and puts them off balance," said Reds catcher Alex Trevino, who rapped three singles, drove in two runs and scored another. In the second inning, Trevino gave the Reds a 2~ lead with a two-run single off loser Eddie Solomon, 1-4. The Reds made it ~ in the fifth when Trevino beat out an infield hit and later scored on a sacrifice fly by RonOester. Steve Nicosia singled home a Pirate run in the bettom of the fifth, scorin~ Ray, who had doubled. Then Lee Lacy led off the bettom of the ninth with a single and took second on a tw~H>ut single by Mike Easler. After Ray fouled back three straight pitches, Solo went to his . changeup. But Ray connected on a drive down the ri~htfield line that was clearly headed over the fence. After fouling off another pitch, Ray flied out to shallow left and the game was ?ver. a American . vantaged complain about efforts to end their advantage. F'or this group to complain abeut discrimination against itself is as nonsensical as for Caesar's lion-keepers to have complained that their beasts were being forced to cat too much red meal. Proponents of a rigid merit standards seem to suggest that the beneficiaries of affirmative action are less qualified than those they replace. But merit has never Leen the single test of college admissions or job promotions. Merit was not the only standard when public colleges were accepting any white applicant with a highschool diploma while rejecting blaclc! with straight A's. So, why should merit alone determine such .rewards today? The stigma argument has gained currency in the writings - of a Hispanic intellectual who says that his bilingual education separated him from hisculturc and his family. A black Reagan appointee argues similarly that his affinnative-action education made him suspect in the eyes of his whiteeontcmporarics. The sti~ma of assisted success must be weighed against the stigma of failure in a society where race or ethnic herila ~e determines life expectancy, median income and career. Most of us, l assume, would choose lo suffer the stigma of achievement. Quotas have been imposed by' the courts only as a last resort, when all other methods of integrating t.he work place or schoolroom have failed . When white resistance to the cmplymcnt of blaclc! as police uf- · fleers until the percentage of black officers roughly equaled the percentage of blacks in the local population. Finally, no· affirmative-action plan guarantees equal result. Each pl~n - quotas, preferential hiring, aggressive recruitment - only guarantees equality of access to jobs or education. That's what the American dream is all abeut. · The Daily sentinei-Page-j NORTH RANDALL, Ohio (AP) Heavily Detailed ran to first place in the featured race at Thistledown, coverin~ the mile and 40 yards in I :421-S. Guided by Tony D'Amico, Heavily Detailed paid $7.20 to win, $4.40 to place and $3.60 to show in the Sunday race. Loan Shark paid $9 and $3.80, and the third horse, Boo's Challenge, paid$3. The best return for a $2 wager was $1,546.20 and came on the last trifecta 7-3-2 combination of Rite Table, Joker Joseph and Doc Java. By Auoclated Press It had been a long, depressing dry spell for Atlanta's Rick Mahler, who pitched like Cy Young in the season's first week and just plain sigh after that. Mahler hurled consecutive shutouts in his first two games during the Braves' record I~ start but had not won in six outings since, with three losses and three nodecisions over that stretch. But the bad timeS ended Sunday when the right-hander pitched Atlanta to a l>-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals as the Braves bunched all their runs with two out in the first inning. Mahler started the season with a two-hit shutout against San Diego on opening day and followed that with a five-hitter, blanking Houston in his second start. But it was downhill until he posted that elusive third victory . Glenn Hubbard and Dale Murphy were on base with walks from loser Steve Mura, 3-3, when Bob Horner looped a twiH>ut double to left field for two runs. 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SEATT LE MAitl NERS - Pia •···d R u- Ju,· Z1s k. dt•SII!JUi!t•tl hr tkr . 1111 lht• l~a\ tiL'· <t bl.-tl hsl · Nwtlonul lKMJI:Ut' PITTSBURGH P IRATES - Rt•l t·ast•d Tnm Gn ff111 . ptldwt Sr~nnl Kt·n ll• ·tl1. mf~o ·ldt•t . lu a fr t•• · ai!t' rll ronlr.l:lt'l. Pur· dmst·d tlw nmlrud uf ll<m th N Jo •m;m n. ptl!"ht•t . fnuu Portland l.t·a ~ tw • · r -t~ ulftl' l tkr . Ito ("u<ISI Sl'nl f\nan ih.· Panfw HHq>t'r. n:l ll"h- of '\a ttnnal lla sk t·lhall A ~~ ona\tnn t ONFERENC"E FI NA l-" 1\t·~ luf Sn t' n hts h·rn ("unf•·rrtwt· Sunthn ·~ (;a nil' l'h ... uto-lphr.• 119 .. Bu~t uu. !H . l'lu l.1· .~. pt.... r. ... r.. .... ,..,.:- :~.r Wt·thw~da) . M:t\ 19 l 'lul .,~t· lplu;t itl Ht•.~ l111l . ,·n , W1·s tt•rn l "tmf••n·nn· Sa turtl:t\ '.d ;a ll11" 1.' " ''" ' '"'' ' 1m ..i.>;~ n r\nt.,n r" 12:1. Lu~ 1\Uh ~ • ·t ""' ~ -0 NHL results 1 111 Na tiunal Ho<"k t·y Lt'liKUt" Slanlt·} ( "up f"in.a l~ Ho·>'t ul Sn o·n S unday · .~ G:tmt• \ \ J ,l, !i~<lo-r:-. :1 V;rth"IIUI •·r y .,,k , 11111' ~·· n•· .~ -!..() The Dally Sentinel- Page- s Meigs services Ito seniors cor)tinwe Tomorrow is SL•nior Citizens Day - a time to rl'fleet on H decade when Mt·Igs Count y moved from being a piCJt't' where thl're Wl'rt' no organizt·d Sl'JViccs for its cltkrly n•sitil'nts ltl a wlwn man y are a\'iHlabk . Tndny sen itlr Clli zcJt-; he n • ron l111H ' n.•ct·in• transportation frmn their homes to the Senior Citizens Ct·ntL·r. a rncd1cal fe~ c ility, a socictl st· n ·ict· c.t l' l'llt'Y. or t'\'t'll to tlw g roctT~ ston·; t·cm lc<:Jrn about hce:tllh st·rvH 't·s and L'l't the assistann• they Jll'l'd 111 t·arry in.l.! out the rcemrunt '!Hlatltllls: cH n t'C:tl dail y nutritious rncals all he (\·ntrr or ha r l' lht' lll humt•-deln·t·n·tl rf rwcdetl : ce~n hi::l\"l' <'hun.• st.·n·ict.• rn llwir horrn·t-;, and t'\"l'l1 minor rt'pi::lrrs madt· on their honrcs. Whilt• nnt t•vc ryorll' qualifies for t•n•ry sen in•. tilt' prognun sePms to nfft ·r "something for evcry01w. " Q,·cr 10 yt.·a rs ago, the t'UITt'lll t''< t't ·nti vt· dirl'dor . Elt.•ctnor Thmmrs. was hin•d by thl' nt·wly un.! arl izt·tl Mt'i ~s County Coun cil on A ~ ·i n g tu conduct a survey to dl'lcr· rnrnt · ru·t·ds of tlw count y's l'ldt•rly ]lt)!)ll\rtllnn . of thctt s urn·~· w1th fl'dl'ral fundin g through lht· Ohkr An·H'nntns Ad . a n•ntt•r nf '~tf"l t • d st·n ·wt•s for .'a·nior t·rtizt•ns w;rs horn . Til t.• prug r am startt·d wtth nrin11nal st·n·rccs and a s111all ste:r ff 111 aft'\\' rooms at the old Junror Ht ~--! 11 Sl'lwol building. Rut prog rt'SS we~ s n ' t long tn I"OIInng. With ft•til'rct l anti stcth• tloll<trs llll t•ount)H1Wnctl land. a ntul li·purpnst• builtrlll j.! was con· sl rudt·d. and the lowt·r floor bt't'alllt' tlw St·nrn r C'1tizcns Center. MOJ"c pr n)..! rams and rnon• staff wert' cu i· dt ·d tTt·ating for hxtay's st•nr ur l' lll Zt 'llS i::llllet't'a of lllfOrtllaiiOil . St'r· \"lt't " anti i: I SSISl<tlll'l'. Frn111 tlw rl's ulL'i Whrh• llw major p1wtion or thl' fun· drn t• rs Wx dollars, then· art• lnt·ril t·ontributiuns ant! mont· y- mak ttJ L' projl't'l s. l.ast yt'ar 11ll'lllbl'rshrp fund s totaJtod $1,700. tiOileit tuns from churdH ·s and orgctmzations tota h·tl $1,125, and JTHHley· rnakin g proj,·t·ts brought in$12,52 1. Mrs. Thomas ptnntt•d ou t tllrl\ tll, ·n· has l)t'l'll tTIIin sm th at t'\"tTy iiH ll! ' rs "fret•,"' hut s lw rwit'd that ~ Ullit'lrnt •s proilibrt dJctl" .l! tll g a ft 't '. Sht· n ·porll•d that thl' nutrrtron prngra rn - a nd <1 ba lant "t•d llit'ctl IS st·n t•d ~ · acll wt•t.• ktla ~ ~ s howt·tl dPnatrons of $17,921 fur tht• yt•ct r Wllh bdWt 't'll 50 and 125 pl'rS tlllS llt'ill L' stTn•d dail y ctt tilt' Ct•ntt•r and 40 nwals bt•rn ~ homt' ddJ\·e red . Whilt- Mrs. Thmncts admits tha i In an oulsukr . rt ma y look ltkt· just ·· fun" thrngs 1.! 0 on at tht• C't·ntt.•r . Shade Valley members tlwn · art· I'Hilstrui"!J vt· projt•tts. Can· rtT Jlroi:ltls an• rnadt· tllt'rl', lll<JrlrnJ..! work for St'\"t'f"al gruups t<Jkt · plan·, lht• WOIIH'Il 4Urlt and make t't •ranli t · Jllt't't'S and nafl ol>jt •l'ls for tht• \" itrt ii U.'i sail's ht·hl du r ing tlw yt•ar . ;md till" IIH'll do woodwork In ~· pruj t•t'· h. hantlk tht• hunu• tlt·l n·t'l"y of !ll\ 'ii!S. <.tlld a SS ISt Ill \ HI"UU S ll()lt'r \\ays at tht · Ct•n\tor . l.<-1st ~ l'ar . slit · noll'tl. tlw 2fi0 Hdrn·d S 1·ntor Vuluntt·tTs workt•d ct total of 53,215 h1Htrs ell tht' C't·nter, the ho~p1tal. lht· sdmols and for J lla ll~ 1\f"l!CIIliZi::ltt o llS, I"OIIli JI UtlJ{ y n m ng for and a ss1~ ltn c ptTsons uf all a l! t'S . nbSt'J" \"illlt' t' of 0\"t'J" 90 will l>l' ' hnlliiJ"t'd . Jrrt1 Aln:andt·r. a~ s r s t ;mt tllrt 't' \ n r nf tilt' Oh1t1 C'nlll · AI \olltoiT\ lw's S t ' lllllr Ct \ 1/ l"ll S Dil~ JltT S\l!lS AgJn_t.:. wrl l lw the marn . . . pt·akt·r. ant! st;Jff llll'tlllll'rs wtl ! prondt · StHilt· 1·ntl'rla 1nrr wnt . lt ii .SS HHI nn tour gardens, greenhouses Me111bers of Shallt> Va ll t'y Council Mrs. Ja11t'l Koblentz, a11ll Mrs. Pal of Floral Arts t•njoyt•d a lour of lh L' Hollt'r. Forty·t·rght uf lhl' 500 fe~ v or~ nt•t•tkd wt•rt• madt• i::lnd rmli vi dua l Stahl's Latldsl'a po· Gardl'ns and Grel•nhouses at l.ttl lt· Htwking rt 't"Cilt\ y. t'lu bs will bt· reSJ)Oils rbll' fo r eorn· p l t'l l nJ.! fctnws . Mrs. Dt•an ts tu be nmtadt'd for s uppllt'S. F'ullowrng tht•tr tour . ltw ~roup lht•JJ Wl'nt to a Parkt·rs bur e reslauntnt fur tltnncr ctnd ct busint'S.'i rrwcting. Plctns for the pro)..!rctm wt· r e rornpll'tetl for th l' Meigs Coun· ty Garden Cl ub lllt'l'llllg held Munday ni ght at Tnnit ~· Church. Mrs. Shclr ct Curtts s howed a film un lctn · dscap1ng s ecured throu gh the Mt·rgs County Publ ic Library fii111 !t•ntlin ~ .'i t'r\"lt 'l'. Dunng tlw county llll'd lll l-! fct, ·ors for tlw 1982 OAGC l'Oil\'t•nllon to bt• lrt'\tl Aug. 4. 5 and6 \n·re rnctde und er llH · dtret'tton of Mrs. Bt'lty Dean. Plans wt·rr llladt• fur s eve ral ltr ctttcnd tht' regtunctl Jnt ·drn l! tu be hl'ld Satunlcty a t I!H ' t!lbt ·r~ Mandla . Mr. Jack11· Frost, Mrs. Ala·t· Thompson, Mrs. Ml'ianre Stdht· m, ct nd Mrs. Curtts t•ntt•red lht · rrrtln·rtluctl tlt·st)..! n ctntl hor· llt'ultun· rlctSSl'S of thl' Chester Gctr· dt·n Club ."i how . Mrs. Frost' s son, Mrkt:. won tht• junior i::1Wt11"(1 or llll'rtt. NeKl mel'ling will lx! held al the holllt' of Mrs. Carol Erwin with a workshop on nower arranging to be held. Purtlantl FORT WORTH , Texas tAP I Ja l'k Nit·kiaus w"s on lhl' lOth gret•n s t udy111~ lm b1rdil' pull when he gliilll.'l'd ctl the seureboard . N~t· klaus saw that challengers Antil· North and Dann y Edwa rds had ft;und diSaster on tiw tricky pond· strolled to the clubhouse w1lh a 3undt'l'·pa r 67 and a 72-hole total of 7under-par 273, pockelmg the $63,000 frnnlt•d ntn th hul l'. North had mad~ doubll' bo~t·y t.llld E dwards tripll' bol! l'Y · It was a fctmilictr scenario for lht· llli::lll whtl now has earned 69 t our \"It'· !USPS 1~910 1 A [)i\ isiun nf Mu\Umt•dU. , lnt·. tones and $3,907,320 . North tt•rnpnrctrily recon•red from lht• s hot ·k w1th two brrd il'S tu tw : tlwn. N1ckl" us' killer inslinrt look ovt•r a ga111 . North, 11")-' lll g to w ill hts £irst tour· namcnt Sl lll't' the 1980 U.S. Opt•n, thrt't'·putted llw 15th holt·. Nrc klaus n·s pondell by t'i::l fllllll g a 17·fnolt ·r l11al brokt• i: l foot for birdit•. Thl' tourna men t wets over. N t cklau~ • first-prizt• ,·heck. JOHNSON No. 65C T he Daily Sentinel MIN· KOTA Pulrlt s ho·d t'l " t·r~ aflt•rlJHI.ln. Munticty thmuglt Fmld~ . Ill C••url Sln·d . b~· tht' Olw1 Viillt•y Pul.ll1 s lun ~ ( ',.tl!p;my • Mullunt•tha . lrlt".. P"!llt 'l"•>l . Ohn 1 ~~ 769 . 992·2156. St•t·unJ t'hts ... IJIISiill't' ·paul .tl l'o 11 1 11 '1"11~" . Ohu o TROLLING Mt·u rb. ·r Tl w A ~~~~· ta l1,1 Prl'ss. Inland D<lt· 1\ Prl':..'- 1\ ., ~• w ral tr•ll <Hltl thl' Allll'l"lt"<Ul Nt•w.sp<tjWr Puhlt ~ ht ·r:. A~:- ,nattun . Na ltnnal Atln · rll ~ lll l! HqH"t'St'H I.tlt \' o·. Rrilnham N t •w.~ Jkl lk' r ' Salt·.... 711 Tlurtl Alt'II Ut\ Nt·w y,.rk . No·w Vurk !0017 4 speed, 23 lb. Thrust REG. 1227 . $14995 PQ..I;jTMMiTEH St·tul ; uhh1· s~ '" Tlw Oiith St· nl llh 'l. 1I 1 I ·,uri Sl .. p,lltt"f"l . Ohn• 45769 .· SI" USC"H IVTION KATF.S lh ( "arrit•r rrr Muhrr Ruult· Otl<· Wt•t•k . {)no· M.. uth Otu- Yo ·;Jr S INf: U : t'OPY . ~1.00 . $4 .40 BUSHNELL 3 X 9 HIGH POWERED $52.80 •3995 RIFLE SCOPE ••••••••• I'RifK'\ lfrft•nts Dil d~ DALE HILL FORD TRACTORS 214 W. Main Pomeroy 992-2668 Prices in effect thru Sat., May 22, 1982 Su l;.~t · nbt· r~ ""' do· -. 11·m.: \u pa _ 1 lilt' t"illTlt'f !llil~ rt•n rtl rn ath aun· dtr t'\"l lu T1tt· OaJI~ St·ntrnd un ,, ] , li "I" 12 I!Hllllh b<ls1s. Crt•tlll Y. til bo· Cll t'll l "it!"l"!t'l" t' itl"h II IHIIIh . ~ N" '-Uh .... · n pl tull~ b ~ y. lwt ,. h" tn' ' o·a r"rlt ·t ~ m;t~ l pt·n nJ II t•tl Ul[ HY.'IlS ~e n· r. ·t• IS lH'allablt•. l'to1A II . ~U RSfR IPTIO NS Ohiu an ti Wr·~ l \"irl(inia $12 ..15 .1 M"lllh St~ I!IH!ilh $20.80 I Yo·,u S:l9 00 Oubitlt· Ohiu uud Wt·~l \"irKinill SIJ.OO $23.40 $44 .20 6 \1 ullll! I Ynu I 'f-rHE.Y SAY W£ CAN BONR.OWUPfO $30,000 OR ~OK.£ ON OUK HOUSE.!' ~ If you own your home, you could get a large loan, too. HOW DO YOU APPLY? Just phone. When you see for yourself how fast we say "yes," you'll wonder why you waited so long! Call to Hnd out how low your monthly payment could be. CREDJ"A.......~ OF AMERICA.~::.~.n..I.(U'·l· _,ve gut your Joan " In Gallipolis: 502 Second Street Phone 446-4113 ·.~-----------------------W - \ Tri -County Sport Shop · ~ -- , SERVICES OFFERED BY THE MEIGS CO. SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER INCLUDE: ~ ~ Next To Mason County Fairground 675-2988 Store Hours Mon . t·hru Sat. 9:30a.m. 7:00 p.m., , Closed Sun Hult· ~ :1 M"nth _.., --~~~- * RECREATIONAL & EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS *HEALTH SERVICES *NUTRITIOUS MEALS *HOME DELIVERED MEALS *CHORE SERVICES *MINOR HOME REPAIRS *OUTREACH ENERGY ASSISTANCE: Information and referral to --, 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - -.!..------------__.JL___________________________ Ir- - - - - ·- - - - NBA results A r ~t·o·u ~ Pomeroy - Middlepcrt, Oh10 Nicklaus wins Tournament i l!lo IIIII.! 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And ae· eording to the tournament com- an• available at Bank One, Farmers' Bank and the fulcine Home mittee, early resporu;cs indicate that National Bank . il may be necessary to put l wo celebrities in some of the groups. ~;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i The tournament, which has raised I more than $21,000 fur local charities in the last three years, kicks off with a 6 p.m. dinner Jum· 9 al Royal Oak Park and concludes with an HI-holt• SYRACUSE, OHIO golf tournament at Riverside Cl ub in NOW OPEN FOR THE Mason the followin g morni ng. The SPRING SEASON public is invited to lht• tournament, •Vegetable Plants but will not be ablt• to park cars at • Bedding Plants tilt · coif club bt•t ·auSt' of limited •Foilage Plants and Hanging Baskets spal'c. OPEN DAILY 9 til8 Entry it•t• " $125 and thl' lourSUNDAy 1 Tl L 5 namenl t·ommillee stressed toda y PHONE 992-5776 f Monday, May 17, 1982 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ve , ' ' Electricity is one of the most convenient and dependable forms of energy we have. But care must be taken when you're around it. If misused, electricity can be dangerous. So please make sure your children follow these safety rules. 1. Never fly a kite or model airplane in the rain and never fly one near utility poles. Don't use wire or any metal parts in your kite. If the kite should get caught in a power line, don't try to get it down. 2. Never touch any fallen line. It could kill you. 3. Don't climb trees near power lines. 4. Don't build treehouses near electrical wires. 5. Don't climb utility poles, towers or other electrical structures. 6. Never stick fingers or any objects into electrical outlets or appliances. f\safet;y mes~ from••• Ohio Power Company Contect us for your L ---·-• -·-. tree 11f1ty boc)klet. ,(.:. ,, t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' other agencies as required *A RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM OF COMMUNITY SERVICE. A SALUTE FROM THE FOLLOWING AREA BUSINESSES: POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Swisher & se PHARMACY p H. PAT HILL FORD STATE FARM INSURANCE Middleport, OH . THE DAILY SENTINEL NEW YOR CLOTHING HOUSE RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK Ra THE FARMERS Bank & Savings Co. ,OH. OH. MEIGS · AUTO PARTS THE CENTRAL TRUST CO. rt, OH . K&C JEWELERS ,OH. DALE HILL FORD TRACTOR Pomeroy, OH. OHIO VALLEY Plum.bing & Heating·· ' ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY FRANCIS FLORIST H. G&l ., ./~.AUTOPARTS -~ · ~ SFAMILY RESTAURANT OH . •' SMITH NE MOTORS Porn OH, FUNERAL HOME Pomeroy, OH. �Page-6- The Datly Sent mel Monday, May 17, 1982 Pomeroy-Mtddleport, Oh•o Meigs area groups hold meetings Racine Fire Auxiliary A kitchen shower for the Sam Sham famtly whose home was de•lroyed by fore recently wa• planned for Thursday noght at 7 30 p m a t Ra cme Ftre Department headquarter. by the ladtes awuhary at a recent meetmg held at the forehouse The pubhc IS mv1ted to attend the shower DIScussed at the meetmg conducted by Ruth Sham was the Ftremcn's Mcmonal Day dmner to be held on May 30 w1th serv1ng to begm at II a m Etght fl avors of homemade 1ce cream will be served and donatiOns are needed for the 1cc cream It was dec1ded that games w1ll not be resumed at the !~rehouse until all btlls have been paid Flowers or fl ags for the graves of decea:;ed members was dtscussed, along w1th plans for me reasmg membership open to those over 18 New by-alaws were approved and a cleanup day was dtscussed Agnes Boggess was elected treasurer, and Sharon Johnson, reporter Beulah Autherson led m the pledge and Mae Cleland m the Lord's Prayer to open the mee tmg POPPY OA YS PROCLAIMED- Mayor Fred Hollman has Signed a prm lamatwn dt•Signatmg May 21 and 22 as Poppy Days m Middleport for tht• Amt•ru an Lt:gum Au<JIIary of Feeney-Bennett Post 128 Portured with Hollman arc Mmdy Harns. Lottie Mtss Poppy for the urut, woth Erma Hendru ks pn sodllol, left, a nd Martha Hanel, second VICe president Mrmb..rs of tht It wos Manley Post 263 woll also be selling poppoes on the stn•l'ts uf Mrddlt port that \H't• kend Calendar MONDAY WI NDING I HAll (,allllll Club \\ dl rllt't 1 Mundd\ el l tilt ho111e of Mrs Wilma Tt~llll 8 p 111 ( HESl EH P'l 0 woll meet Mon tl.oy at 7 30 p 111 allht sc hool A me111ber of Eash 1 n Lm ill St.:hool DIS\ I" t woll speak dboul lht up- tomrng It\' a nd a 1 ep rese nlatl vt uf Carleton St hool w1ll talk about opcr atwg levy Srgn-up f01 room rnother s v.rll be done ctl the rned111g Thrrd gradt' mother.; \\ rll S l'l' t' rdreslunent.<; ttnd th rld t dlt ~Ill bt pr uvrded TUESDAY SA l ISBUHY PTO 7 >O p 111 I Ut s dd\ Studt nt a rt shm\ to bl' htltl PluglaJJI "oil be p1esenll'd b\ H r t p r t•st ntatl\ t' uf tht Mt•rgs Must urn Chester Garden Club Macel Barton of the Chester Garden Club was guest speaker at a recent open meetmg of the Rutland Fn endly Gardneers held at the Rutland Method 1st Church Usmg the topiC, "Plant Magll You 4-H news n~o. Bu s ~ B..:aH rs 4 H Clullmd on Apnl 24 at th• humt.: tlf Dt lma Karr advtsor Ft vt m~.:m~rs " , n 111<1 t lt nt.htnH Tht ~.; ruup t lt'1. h.J off tu~ r s t.llsc:u.-.st.'\l t.llndy ~~~~ and dt.:t lt.lt:d "lwn dues "t'rt~ tu bt piltd M~tlll)l rs st! lnl~ thur prUJtd huo.lks fur tht \tar Mr~ KMr ~ • n t'tl rl'frcshlllt nh Till. next mt tlitlg .,..Ill Ia Ma\ 15 AI that IIUdll\1{ tht tml rtbtrs \ololll work un lh..tt proJttl books and th stnbult lht • amh fur ~It Carnt K<1rr 1{, por\1 r 1 h•. Mt 'l' " ~ H Plta:-.un Rn.Jt r~ Jilt\ HI\ .. ................ . .,' ........ ..... /(oooll••""' ,..._ . .............. . HG ~ O <I• •"< ~ .wo ~ •"' ""' " ._. '"""'•...,h• ..... > ~ o ·o~ o•H <t• • o • "" • .... I"''~'"" Purker wtth ont' udvtsor und ftVt' lllt'tnbt'rs ut tcndtnl( Offtt-crs t'lt'dt'd were tl!l folluws pres tdcnl Jun Parker Vltl' prestdt!nt Mlkt Purkt!T ~ret.a. ry Tra9 Casto treusurer JOt! Paric;t'r r~rtu.lton leadt'r LWI Frymeyer nt'W!I reporter, Kathy PHrker Rt'frt!~menl..!l wt rc !!t!rved by Mar)tal ret Parker Tht' !lecond meetulf( was held Mu.y 3 a.t the hotmc o( Margart!l P11rker With one adv1sor and f11ur memben1 atlt!ndml( Out!» wer e set for $2 Money-maktnl( proJt!Cb and t'OJnlntt events were Blso d.i~U.'Uit'd Ref res~ nwnts wt>re ~Served by Joe Parker - Kathy Parker, reporter Honor roll Seven MelgaCountians were~ to tlw TrlCounty Adult Vocational Center, Nelsonville, honor roll for the WJnterquarter Thly 1re Dlvkl Kennedy, O.rle111! Pulhn!J, electricity, Olrll Ebenblch, Oleryl lmbOOen, Cindy AndenKII, office clencal, 1nd Ed Not· tmttham and Rick Srmth, weldintt ,. _ _ , BOGGS SALES & SERVICE S Rt 50 Easl Guysv•lle, Oh1o U Author.ted John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equ1pment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts &Serv1ce I 3 ttc YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Roof'"! 1nd cullor WO<i luJthe411 Dept -Concrt 1 WOfti Oflta~u•t ·~ " ) l • • ""' .,. -, ",o.u-•• u~ l Y I.II.., o ( .... _ n ''""'" "" h"' ,._.,., ..... •·~...- ............ ~-··« ...... '*' " ... ..... . .......... '~ " -' "''"'o n l w >d "9!w""'on \0 """'"'~r II"'"" o Ml I .,...,..,,,.h,.. ~.., w.._. • l l - .. .. ........ " .. ~ .... ol v ll( l ........ s. ... .., ~ lt ( o.,....,f .... -~t M~ •u "l."ofr>..,O. o IOFO<~ooo.,.T- _,_ --h .. --_ -·.. _ -·-·-_, ---·IC..- ...... .,_-._ AfM(-•It ..._, .. ~ I . •7- ....- ......... ·~ •p.o ·· ....... ' 0< D " .. ~ ~ -· .. ............ "''t"'h" .... ......... .... .......... • •• "'hv.,......, ., ........ 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' . ft u.......,, •• MM ....... , uoto ,.,......, o... ... , u.,.,_..,,.. p_..., .... p..,, U., __ ......-_·-..., 1 ...... o.. _ ,..... ~00 ~·"'• VOO CLEAN ED ANI Eltltte - Publrc Nohce LEGAL NOTICE Co , N A ot Mtddleport Ohco to se ll for cash the f oll ow tnq co ll ateral to wtt New Boa ts 1 1979 Star er aft Jet Boa t SJA 014001079 w/ 460 Ford motor 1 1979 Slarcraft Can Am Ser No STROOI7303079 1 1979 Starcraft 17 Tr.star Se r on Ma y 20 1982, to be held M The Harley Hotel tn Co lumbu s Ohco The mee tm q wr ll comm ence at 10 00 a m and IS open to th e general publt c A record of the proceed1ngs tS ma1ntamed by the Offc ce of Manpower Deve lopment, 1160 Dubltn Road Colum bus Ohoo 43215 15117 li e Generel No STRE79930379 F9 198 HP 1 1979 Tra tl R Craft Boat Tratler Model HD25 56TA Ser No 76866 Used Boat 1974 Skeeter Bass Boat Model H290 16 Ser No STREG2164MUJ Mere N ew Tratl er The Centra l Trust Co NA r ese roves the nght to b1d at thc s sa le 151 17, 18 19, 31c 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH.992-2259 li"'TING GARAGE Swrmrnrnq pool new 2 r l r QMiHI(' ') S h~dy lOTS luqr 7 room house wt th I' , h~th s mortern k1t rhrn nr! T QiiS F A fur nMc <"MD<'t1nq foyer iln d form r~t dtnmq NFW ll \ TING 51 Rt 124 Pomeroy, OH AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Also TransmiSSion PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3 24 ttc 8 room older horne rn nood co nrlrt• on has Jl 2 baths dtnrnq n~t qas F A furnace 2 car CliiritQ r tarqe shade trrcs ltowers and om• acn' Cetn you beat NEW LISTING - FIVE POINTS - Approxtmately NEW LISTING - CHESHIRE - A 1'12 story frame hom e wcth seven rooms, thre e bedrooms storage bui lding, good garden w1th berrtes and grapes ;11,900 ' IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - ot thtS two bedroom home wtth extens1ve remOdeling, located near the mtnes and has 1 1/ 8 acres of ground of wh1ch part IS fenced Blended rate ava•lable $22.900 00 SYRACUSE - Energy efftctent 15 one way to ALL STEEL BUILDINGS 3 YF AR S OLD - Looks ltkr new •n srrl e and out H ac. 3 hrdroom <> tub bath c lc bii Sc board herd h1qhc s t bell $127 00 c~n you bea t th at? L r!rQC IPvCt lol SIZes start trom 30x24" Utility Buildings The annual report Form 990 PF for the K 1bble Faun datton, Bernard V Fultz, Jean Trussell Ofhce 15) 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21. 23. 7tc Rt. 3, Box S4 Rilcme, Oh Ph 614-843-2591 6 IS tfc Doffie Turner A. 992-6191 992-5'92 949-2UO "2-2259 Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING POMI ROY - TWn i nr onr fr .1me homrs 'J QMiH!f'S 2 f>iithS ri ll utd .t•es et nd lf'vrl lots J\o.:,~ tnq S1P 500 Wi'lnt an ' l BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, custom ~ . Built Garages" •Call for free sldlnll !estimates, 949-21111 or '149-2UO ' No Sunday Calls p ffrr Mlf' DlfPO""l 4 b( rlroom mod1 rn home 'J brlth~ cc ntr.1 1 hNtt tamely r oo m QrlrAqf' Ancl lilr<U' lot Nrcds o'l ltttle rf'pa rr but a qood Dozer & backhoe aerovlce, water, sewer, pon- ds , foundations, recta"""t•on ' L•censed & Bonded Pho~e 949 2293 or 949 2417 3 3 ttn C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION Custom k1tchens and appliances , custom bathroom s,. remodeling, plumbtng, electrtc, and FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-6011 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE AL TROMM BUILDING & REPAIR I· II 4 29 1 mo 8 20 ttc KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE. ImmlJ All Makes • washers • DISh washers • Ranges • Refngerators eDryers • Freezers PARTS and SERVICE ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes - extenstve remodeling • E lectnc work •Custom Pole Bldgs •Roofing work 14 Years Expenence ~ REESE TRENCHING SERVICE You'll get better results --+-+_:+-~f--i tf you descnbe fully , g1ve prcce The Sen t tnel reserves the rtght to c lasstf y edct or retect ----1=-~+---+-_.:_+--_:~ 1 any ad Your ad w ill be put tn th e proper cl ass •ftcafwn 1f vou 11 --,..,.l-_JL_.!-_..:.1_ _ These cas h rates c heck th e proper box be low mclu de d1sco unt ----+--1--1-----+-----< 2 17 18 19 - - - - -20 21 3 22 4 23 24 25 26 21 28 29 30 5 9 10 ;~ ~; 14 15 16 33 - ------- 34 35 Greg Roush Ph . 992-7583 or 992-2282 S4 1 1 I I I I I ::-_--_=-- I Ohro St Rt 7 PH 992 9913 Mon - KE'g Ntghl81 1 II hurs you<"'" dronk 12 !> vn KITCHEN CARPET - Pool Tourn 11 m cnl\ 8 hi ovar frt &S~I B.:~nd s P 111 <1 3 11 lfc INSULATION Vinyl& Aluminum S1ding •1nsulat1on •Storm Doors •Storm Wmdows •Replacement Wmdows •New Roofmg Free Estimate James Keesee Ph . 992-27,72 4129/1 mo ' & P1l<her Beer 16 YEARS EXP. •Residential •Commercial •Industrial Racme, Ohto 247-3534 Free Estimates 4 20 lfc buv MoDDLFPORT L WRITESEL ROOFING only $19,500 10 .ACR f s - or any PMt of 1t Witter rmd f'lrctnc AVi'ltlable , wrst of Rutland Larqf' trees Qood s1tPS ror A framf's •All types of roof work, :new or gutter end ' downspouts, IYtter ~•~Mir CIHnlng •IIIII pelntlng. ,All work ~U~rontHtl. SIO 000 ..' ' ~ "'" lttlmot" RIISOMIIle PriCH CelfHowlrd "'949-2160 "22" COMPLETE RADIA"(OR SERVICE From the Smellest Hiller Core to the Largest Radiator. Redlotor Sjleclollst NATHAN BIGGS slititNrL$0; MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy, Oh. l'h."2-2174 • backhoe R 1c k Pearson Ex per1enced A UCTIONEER E st ates antcques farm household Lcc ensed Ohro WV Buyc ng antcques 304 773 5785 773 9185 •limestone Licensed & Bonded PH. 992-7201 Classified Ads Pubhc Nohce 3 29 ttc ----- bring you extra cash for shopping sprees PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNtY, OHIO ESTATE OF CLARA L PAULSEN, DECEASED Case No0 .23560 T'OOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY COMING BANOS FRI APR JO MAY 1 WtLOWATER Country RO<It Tttun Fn Sat Sun ~yll 1 41S I. C ROSSOVERS Drrnk & Drown •II nothls Thurs Fn Sun M.1y 20-11 22 2l CROSSOVERS Drlnlt & Drown .til nrgttls On Noovember 20 1981 m the Metgs County Probate 446 3159 and 256 1967 tn Ihe Ttlurs Frl S•t Sun Miry 27 21 lf lO CROSSOVERS Drink I Drown .111 n•thh Buyrng Go ld Sclver , Pla trnum ol d co 1ns scrap r1ng s & silverware Darly quote s availab l e A l so corn s & cocn supp l1es for sa l e Sp rtn g Va ll ey Tradtng Sprrng Va ll ey & CANDLELIGHT INN Rt I Ctttstllre Ohio PH n2"1l St Rt 1 •n..,ttc PIANO 1\INING AND REPAIR . CIIIPIWR At W.tl's •••d 1-446-4372 4 9tfc Good used car we ll pay $400 to $500 Must be rn good runntn g cond Ca ll 446 8278 Good used small manure spreader Ca ll 379 2605 HELP WANTED Establoshed business needs qualified frontend alignment specialist. Must be able to Install shocks and do other front -end mechanical work . Trelnlno available Bose pay plus commtSsilln . Qualified applicants only neecf to apply. Send credentials and references to P 0 Box •SJ4, Pomeroy, Oh , 45769. dtsablllty Rumley In surance Agency 446 3320 614698 7111 JOBS Overseas Br g money fast Job offers graran teed Coc ktart wa• t ress wanted tmmed•ate posrtron s available full and part t1m e App ly en per son or ca l l for apporntment The E nt erta1 ner Pornt P leasan t wv 304 675 6700 21 _ ~o~e,t ~ l~a_ n __ REF IN ANCE or purchase your home 30 year fixed rate wva & Ohco Leader Mortgage 77 E State St Athens Oh 592 3051 Have land? Want to butfd? Nothcng down tow rnterest no payment for 6 months 614 592 3053 23 Professional Serv~ees C&L Bookkeeptng Bookkeep tn g & tax serv 1ce lor a ll type s of bus rnesses Carol Neal 446 3862 Ptano tun rng and repacr Lane Dantels Assoc tafe of Bruntcardl s Ga ii iPOitS and Cunntngham s Athens 742 2951 or 992 2082 -- -------- Real 31 Estate -- - - -- _J-tom.!s !or "' sa"'l~ e __ Beaut1ful bn ck & frame 3 bedroom hom e w / scentc v1ew wood burntng f1reptace formal d1nrng centra l arr w / hea t pump Lanscaped 1 acre lot w / fen ced rn back yard $45 900 II % hna nc tng sma ll down payment Ca ll 446 3766 6 rms 1/1 ba se ment & other bulldrngs 4 ac r es, rural water near schools Mercervtlle area Cal l 256 6691 New log home on nver lront rn Mrddl eport 446 1552 House and garage 12 acres I 010 ft of rrver fron tage I mr above Apple Grove Ohco $37 500 Well cons cder trade for house and tot ot eq ual va tue 614 FULL OR PART TIME coupl es and tndtvtdual s for bus1ness or your own Loca l Amway D1 stnbulor tr atns you for spl ended op po rfu ntty N o experrence nece ssa ry For cntervr ew send name and phone num ber to P 0 Box 341 R eo Grande Oh 45674 Hou se Meadowbrook Ad d1f1on J bedroom famrly room w tth fireplace cen frat arr baseme nt Phone 304 675 1542 HOUSE for sale by owner 4 bedrooms ca ll for ap porntment Phone 304 675 3270 af ter 4 p m THREE bedroom house 1/1 basemen t JIIJ acres of ground 304 675 3279 S1tuatrons Wanted We ld 1ng gas and elec t nc held or shop Phone 304 675 3677 after 4 P M 13 Insurance SA NDY AND BEAVER In sur ance Co has offered se rvt ces tor fcre 1nsurance coverage rn Gal lr a County for a lm ost a century Farm home and persona l property coover ages ar e ava rl ab l e to meet m drv•dual needs Contact Harry P1fchford agent Phone 446 1427 15 Schools~~~!!O_!l Property for sa le 407 Street Pocnt Lewrs Phone 304 576 Pleasant 2266 Sandhc ll Road 3 bedrooms l'h bat hs double garage rmmed occupancy a ll elect n c 304 675 5817 HOUSE on one acre no down payment $250 per month black t op road ca ll evenmgs 304 675 754 1 APARTMENT bUtld1ng 1n Pt Pleasa nt S400 a month 1ncome phone even1ngs 304 675 754 1 HOUSE 8. acre over lo ok 1n g Kanaw ha R1ver 1n Ambros1a ca ll eve ntngs 304 675 7541 _ Kar'a t e t he ultcmate m self defence all prtvate lessons M en wo men & ch tldren 1nstructcon thru bla ck belt A l so ava il a bl e Kara t e uniforms pu ch1n g and kcckcng bags, and prote c t tve equ1pment Jerry L owe ry & Asso c ra1as Kara t e S tu d 10 14 3 Burlcngton Rd Jackson House S500 and matertals to tear tt down Phone 304 273 3078 or 372 6778 911 PERCENT asuma bl e loan one year old trr leovet Meadowland Es t a t es $67 500 Ca ll 304 675 1529 at ter 5 p m l MOBILE HOME S MOVED Wanted to Do Wnte MD Mtller, Rt 4, Pomeroy Oh Or 992 7760 WILL clean ba sements garages odd JObs & li ght Gold, sliver, sterltng , tewelry , nngs, old coms & currency Ed Burkett Bar WAS H & wax cars, S12 110 304 675 2517 tron , brass, or wood K1t haul ong 304 675 3734 WJII ca r e for elder ly m an or woman on our farm pnvate room , $700 per mo Call 446 8163 Tables, round or square Wood tee boxes Old desks W1ll do Window cleantng tor hom es or buscness ex Stiver, old money, pocket watches, chams, rtngs, and Carpenter work Repatrs and room remodhng , wall and ce llmg t1 le and bookcases Wtll buy penenced Call 388 8198 complete household Gold, types Also buymg baseball vest the rest No obligation cards .analysis Rumley In 6370 'surance Agency 446 3320 & Any Pro,ector make <orvirP. Bobby Er Next to Bank 10 Mid Qleport 9am toBpm 7 <lays a week 11 Lrcensed & rnsured Ca ll 304 576 27 11 2 reposses sed mobcle homes 81 mobl es see at K&K M ob il e H omes Sa tes 3411 Jackso n Ave 1979 3 bedroom L1 ber ty, l4x70 Sl4 000 exc cond exc buy 30~ 675 2474 or 304 576 2490 after 4 30 1976, 14 x70 BEND! X mob1le ho m e, 3 bedrooms, exce ll ent cond ttton 304 675 1973 14x70, 3 bedroom, mobile home Wtll se ll fur ntshedt tor $7,300, or un turn1shed S6 BOO 30~ 882 2820 or Photographi c Flowers for Memorial Day Mob1le Homes for Sale 2820 Osby Martin 992 '--------------------- Golf Lessons & Club repair John Teaford, Chester, Oh 9115 3961 Lawn Mower & Garden Tractor Sa les located at Junct1on of Rts 7 & 35 tn Kana u ga do 1n g good bus1ness Owner wants to ret.re Ca I I 446 3670 18 etc 1nd1an Artifacts of all ,Buy term Insurance and tn __ Buscness or store room tn Park Central Hotel 32 chen cubbards ot all types Self completmg r et trement programs m event of _()p~ortun1ty Oh Ca ll 286 3074 OLD FURNITURE , beds, s/ Robert E Buck Probate Judge/ Clerk lSI 3, 10, 17, 3tc Bustness 21 BEDS I RON , BR ASS, old sew1ng ber Shop, Mtddleport 992 3476 C~ ll FIR3REI31 furn 1tur e, gold . stl ver doll ars, wood tee boxes stone tars, ant1ques, etc , Complete households Georges Creek Rd 446 0294 Townshtp Hemlock Grove,,Ohto ends wanted swar m s of bees Ca ll 245 5055 or 446 1052 or 446 2801 machtne repatr, parts, and supplies P1 ck up and delivery, Dav1s Vacuum Cleaner, one half m1le up Bedford MONTH OF JUNE Frld•y •nd Saturd•Y MARSHALL TENNENT Start at the top Sel l Avon We re the wor ld s la rges t d 1rect sel lt ng company Call now 742 2755 or collec t H ave vaca ncy tn my home for eld er l y Ambulatory m an or woman 7 yea r s ex per renee 667 3402 Tup persplacns Oh was appotnted E xecutor of the estate of Cl ara L Paulsen, d eceased, late of and H e lp Wan t ed Female com brned sa tes and off1ce work Mus t be ab le to work we ll w1th the publiC and be able to type fil e operate c ash reg1ster and other of f1 ce dutres Serrous cnqucres send resum e to P 0 Box 343 M tdd leport Oh Inc lude phone number and age CAS H P A I 0 for c I ea n I ate 3 Announcements L1 censed 1nsurance agent needed App ly Ruml ey In sura nee Agency 446 3320 12 Court, Case No 23,560, Robert C Paulsen, Rt I, Box 290, Albany, O~to 45710 SWEEPER Htgh School Gradua tes & Sen1 ors you can earn over $550 00 pe r month while 1earn 1ng a va luable skcl l lrk e computer repacrer sheet metal worker or refngera tton Plus you w II have a secure part tcm e JOb wrth the Amry Nattonal G uard after sc hoolrng Benefi ts rnclude a Sl..SOO 00 e nl1slment bonus SJ5 000 00 l1fe 1nsurance and free tuttton to any co ll ege or trade schoo l tn West Vcrgr nta In terested persons may ca ll (304) 675 3950 or tn West V1rgrn •a ca ll evenmgs 5PM MAIN ST. PH . 742 221 1 after 6PM I 286 5740 loll FREE I 800 642 3619 n1ture and Antrques of al l ktnds ca ll Ke nneth Swarn Wan ted to buy sp1ra1 sta tr way Ca ll 446 723 1 after Rutland Furniture Lawn Mowtng Sertve no yard to beg or sma ll , house pacntcng & rooftng and lr ght hauling Call ~ 3159 247 2245 Auct1on every Frr nrght at the Hartford Communtty Center Truck loads of new merchand1se eve ry week Constgmen ts of new and use d merchandiSe always we l come Rcchard Rey nold s Au ctroneer 275 446 0069 "DRIVE A LIITlE -SAVE A 1.01" •dump truck cheree 12 FT WIDTHS 675 1 716 842 6000 Ex I 2843 Pubhc Sa l e & Auctron We pay cash for tate model clean used cars Frenchtown Ca r Co Bell Gene Johnson, CARPET AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES Country Rock Crouovers Tttun 8 Plaza 446 8025 or 446 8026 RUBBER BACK CARPET $4 ~sh&carrr. • excavat1ng • sept1c systems • A water, sewer & gas lines Ulf · ,.,- ~ $8 9 C•rryout IHr AVItlable Orin~ & Orown dunnt B•nd Nil"' o" ~nd S1dewalk Sa le who le length of Vrne St rn Raccne May 20 Numer ous ctems suc h as clothes dcshes lcv1ng room sur te cha1rs color TV storm doors ut lltty tab l e etc FreeCoffee STARTING AT $4.99 Cash &Carry J&F CONTRACTING Note INSTALLED 99 130~1 5104 or 675 5386 Yard Sa l e Ce ntenary Townhouse May 18 19 9 ttl 5 Me n s women s chtldren s c loth & ant1que dt shes, lo ts more _ _ W_a_nt_ed ,=-:1=o= '-- Need Your Lawn Cut Ca ll Matntence person for a par tment comp l ex Cal l 675 mode l used cars Sm rth Butek Pontcac Ga ll 1polc s Ohro Ca ll446 2282 GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM • 30 li e O'Brien Electric' Service "'1. GOOD SElECTION OF Drrnh & Or ow n 10 1 Ourmg Bol nd Onlv - J __ - - Drown 446 792 1 Ga lltpol•s Ca ll 388 8810 1 _Wanted to_Bu't I 9 WANT TO BUY Old lur I M•sc Merchand1ce Square Yard With Pad. Installed lues - L,ldtes Ntghll l Htgh Sc hool Graduates & Se n tors you ca n earn over $550 00 per month whcle learncng a va lu ab le sk tll like computer repacr er or sheet metal worker refngerat ton Plus you well have a secure part tcme tob wt th th e Amry Nattonal Guard af ter schooling B eneftt s 1ncl ude a Sl 500 00 e nl1 st ment bonus $35,000 00 ltfe rnsurance and free tutt1on to any c oll ege or trade sc hool 1n West V 1rg1nta Inter ested 446 4612 ext 76 loll FREE I 800 642 3619 I 1 3069 CARPET STARTING AT $12.95 H appy Hr 4 6 Da1ly I\ I GIANT CARPET SALE OPEN MONDAY SU ND AY 1 JOPM 1JOAM DAC L Y SPE:CIAL S ;~ nd I - - -- - - - - ~..,_____.;;;;;~~i;;~i;;ii-ii;;i'ii~-i:.;,-______ Rt 1, Chesh1re, Oh lost and Found 19th thr u 22nd 9 5 4112 mdes oft Rt 7 on Eagle rcdge Frrst f arm pa st ch urch ! -::-::- The Stlk House (custom stlk flowers) Compl ete brtdal hne weddmgs. and all occas •ons Call367 7566 LO ST Brown1sh black Bcllfold lost en VICtn1ty Rummage Sa le May 17 21 at Letti e Bullsk1n Towehou se 9 ' Baby & chcldren s c lothes Hand made queen srze qu ell Mat I Thts Coupon w1th Rem1ttance The Datly Sentmel 111 Court St. CANDLELIGHT INN 304 675 5(1 19 counts as a word Count name and address or phone number tf used II water-Sewer Electnc Gas Lone-Dotches water Lme Hook ups Sept1c Tanks County Cert•foed Roush Lane Chesh~re, Oh Ph 367 7560 A sack of Readers Dtgest 446 9579 Yard Sa te 6 WE'd - Dronlt I )Wanted If you need 1t butlt or foxed we can do It742-2328 RUTLAND Perscan kcttens 2 co llr e Prtnt one word In each l Foe Rent The 0 0 Mcintyre Park D 1stnct tS st cll accept1ng app lr ca t1ons for a summer sw1mm mg 1nstructor Ap p lt cant must have current Water Sa fley Instructors card and be ab le to 1nstruct ages 2 to adult For more 1nformatton ca ll or stop rn the Park Otstrrct Offtce at persons may ca ll I space below Each In tltlal or group ot figures ) For Sa le )A nnoun cement II 3950 or tn West Vcrg 1n 1a ca ll Boxer & part I part pupptes Call 388 9839 P~on•-------------1 Nincl stnts 7 30 11 JO OIMr nlgttls, 10 IO 2 benr"''ms 2 bath, I 9542 I I 2 whrte Address--~------~ • I For all your wtrmg needs; furnaces repair service and tnstallat1on. Residential & Commercial Call742-3195 3 7 tfc Sun central herlt r:. metl l ba semrnt fr ont porch and level lot Ask1nq room . TV room , famtly room , off1c~ . country ktt nard v Fultz Law Off1ce, 111'12 w Second Street, Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 bustness P&S BUILDINGS 937 soo chen, 2'12 baths, and a cellar On two large lots Does need some work Asktng $35,000 REAL TORS Henry E Cleland, Jr, GRI hours for a period of 180 days subsequent to publtcatton of this not•ce wood buildings 24x36 Insulated Dog Houses f'F CtAl t I NANLIN G Sm i'lll clown p;lymq'lt w• ll hu y th1 S 10 ronm homr 1n R,IC •nr GilS lurnarP woortbur nrnq flr Ppl,l<"C modrrn b1Th lar (J(' lot wrth hnhby ~ hop of 74 x4? On ly Modern k1tchrn 1 or 4 Trustee, 1s available for publiC mspectton at Ber Sties fl"om 4 to 6 and all COULD BE A MANSION - 3 4 bedrooms, ltvtng 5 k. tttens 2 yellow 2 black & wh tt e 1 black Call 446 I 5 K 1ttens 6 wks old half I angora moth er ca t 11 I month s old Ca ll after 5 30 on weekdays WrJte yo ur own aO and order by matl Wtfh thts I p m coupon Cancel your ad by phone when you get I Anyt1m e on weekends 379 results Money not refundable 1 231)7 I CAT 1409 Kanawah Sf IN 9 FT sn 5llo> ~ e1ght years old and tS a beautcful split entry type home w1th three bedrooms f amtly room . 21h baths, two ca r garage deck and many more features One acre of yard Blended rate availab le at $49 900 TOM HOSKINS Ph 949 2160 or 949-2322 4 20 tic 4 29 1 mo Just S2A 000 descrtbe thiS 2 3 bedroom home Wtth new carpet, new remOdeled bath and a ntce levt:l lot Assumable Public Notice PUBLIC.{IIOTJCE regular Roger Hysell Tt,,.., onr r ra ll y looks ntcc H;l'> 7 room s IT'Odrr n b ~th porc hes c~rno rt 3 car qnraqc tln(t l,l rQ c lrvr l to! for il or~ rrl r n or ot her usc loan avatlable Now $25,500 dunng VI anyth1n g to gtove away and does not offer or at1empt to offer any other th tng for sa le may pla ce an ad tn th ts column There wil l be no charge to the adover t1ser =7=I w,m S39 500 RF DECO RAT FD Not rce 1S her eby g1ven th a t on Thursday Miiy 20 1982 at 10 00 A M a pnv ate sa l e we ll be held at the of ft ces of The Centra l Trust No The Oh10 Ba l ance of State Prrme Sponsor rs an nou nc cnq a Sta te Pnm e Spon sor Councc l meetcng Rul Eatltte - NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Ser - - • Free est1mates •20 Yrs expenence G_!.veaw~-~ 4 ANY PERSON who has ~=====4=1=1m=o~t:======~4=5~tt=cj~======' =tt=c~ ~--·---_._;_:_:~:~0_~_.:._4-57_:_9-- VIRGIL B SR 216 E 2nd St Phone 1-( 614 )-992-3325 Scntmel Public Notrce PRICE IS RIGHT LECT CAL L COL GALLIPOLISfOH . That's nght! When you use a column mch or more m newspaper advert1smg be 1t dosplay or classtfled you reach thousands of potential buyers that are eager to receove your money-sa vmg message The Dally Gener•l 446• 4782 N~ .,._..2-2112 s .. 10' C<'OV SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IS ACINCH IF YOU USE THE INCH! C&M EXCAVATING "AND • CONSTRUCTION SAVE SJ 00 WITH THIS AD ..... L ...r'l .,_,_ for one lot , SS for lot Thank You The Letart Fa ll s Cemetery Trustees POMEROY LANQMARK 1 ,...._ ........ 1 - 0 t · · ·.. <ft •• .. _....,roA<ft .. f .... ~ 9 30 ttc Moll- ( -... .,. e Roofing ol all types eS1dlng • Remodeling ( _ -~ IMI-L~·•*' .......... "-"'1><'0•0""'~" And Home Maintenance ~ ..,_...,. ...... o._ . . Oitl IJPy-ftqJ.Mo.. "'t ll r. ..... "" .. £0'1 <0 &A ~• ..,.. , Pomeroy, Ohto ...... - ~ .,..... ... .......... ,,__ ........ - ( - OM Ill<-. -~­ ··~·-·'"'"''''" co . .. .. , . . ... 992 6215 or 992 7314 folln•llllf tekplwlte ut:lu,..a. Golllo(_,., Complete gutter work, complete remodeling, roofmg of all types. Worked tn home area 20 years. Free esltmates Call 843-3322. heating V. C. YOUNG Ill u ....fjed , . . . row.- tlte ......... ....... 0.0. Tho ltlllt H.r sta l ~ 4 H Club lltl Aprrl 28 ill 8 p 111 Hllht hut1U 11f J nt <rntl Ktla Yuunc Y.tlh tw u ilth 1s111 " a nd tlchl mt rnbt r s pn St nt Itt rm 11f busll\oS.'i tll 'itU.'iSttl >Atrt tlt.:tlllln of uff ru.:rs pr t sti lt nl K1 la Younc Ylt t prcstdenl Mar'il. Htt t 'ito•rt llt l \ l1saCull1 ns lfl<t'iun r Anl!tlil Cullins nt ws rt.:ptJr\t..r C.. rulyn Bowt n lt'lft<lllunal l11:1dtr J uhn R1tt hta llh ilnd SH ft h 'hilrrn1an Et.ld tt Cullrns Durtnl! th• rtlttltnc llltlll\)t! r s t.:hooc prujnls tl tstus.std rlucs 11nd U!lkt'tl about lht thanf,!t" rn t uokcnc p1 tljt • I rtoqurr t tilt nb Ht frt sh1t1111 1.." wt rt st rvt d b\ JOt and Ktltl Y IUilt - ( ,, , t I) n Bow• n rcportr r tl) Tht ft r.il was Aprtl9at the hurm uT Mur..:Htct n -•••n oo• n,. otn• ""•tS.. ___. .._ , .. ., ..... Jolt •• E> . . ... ~,.., Tht Mt n ' Milkt r 'i + V .. H Club lilt\ Ap11 l 25 altho Tu11 1Pullrns rt ' ldon•• " t h i>A umh tstll 'i and 10 lthmbor" 111 il lllndantt Nt>A uffuu ' >At rt • It • It tl <IS fu ]ltlW'i pro stdt nl Rt lltt Tru,stll \ttt p11stdtn l Tut u Pullrns "1 ro ~~) Htrbyn P tlll r tr ~asur1 r Anc tt Spc n 11 r nt>A s l ..:porlt r Sttltl Tru :;..~ tll lusturra n S1 nthr.1 Whth ht.:a lth It porlt r & r tn11 Whrh rtlltillwn ltadt l D1Httl Httc se~ lr h r1purttr (hit ~ Spt ntt r scr~o:~.: anllfl arms K1HI Srnr lh Otht r tl t rlls uf bustnt.:~ tntludl't.l du1 s ill 50 t t.:nl~ a til• t llllc pfU Jt tIs >A crt dtSt u.s.st tl illlt.l st It t It t! mon1 \ r nilktn~ piUJtt..b \l' t rt thst us.•-.d JUtkrn~.: ilntl ta ttlp dl:llt s >Atrt i1nnuun1 td anti tlt'it U."\St'd Rdn :-;htthnl' >Atn stnt'll b1 Rt't.:k\ Pull rrh S.utlTru'"' ll rtpvrttr Tht Mctl(S Rowdtcs held two mee tm ~~:s n t.:cn- tt1Ct11Ur15t Vtnyl & Alummum 11 1h Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlfieds and Savell I OHIO VALLEY ROOFING kept clean fhts Rd , Ractne, Ohto 45771 SIO Name __________ lfJH Esl•m•tesl 11 Tht Jl,.of H u tl o~o~ H;md1L' mol Mal J at lh• horm 1f liuth f(t,,, , Wl lhl>AtJ <Hhl sur ,a ndl 2 IIH mho rs rrt alit nd<trlt • f), \<t tl ~ ulk ul pr Jl< I It :;~un lnt lutln.l Ita\ 111 lilt tll~ I ' ]II itt Itt 1 JlliJUiltllll.! ptt>l lltlll anti Wildt 11n rn~ r' ~ h11UltltiU wh1l1 s huwrn ~ h11rs. s Ftl It tt.rltun t:<llllt'i >Atr~ plaltd t~ftol "IHt h il >A:Itlltr ro.a sl ~o~a s hthl >AIIh Huth fur IH,/1111 1" hot dul!s ,tnd d1 rnks ilrld olht r lilt ml>t 1" hrm 1111.: d1f11 r nt 1il~ht s Tht 111 xl rnttllng ..., til Ill 1111 Mal 17 a t Huth Htt 11 " hum• S])l 111:11 plilll'i tro \11 kotp pi.HI! ttn~: iltld >AIItkllll-: wtlh ho r"' " - l.<t - hEslrldct ttpo!! lt r Tlk Cuuntr) Cuus1ns 4-H Club md Ap1tl 29 a t th1 hurnt nf Cur olyn Rttrhtt.: wtth two atl\ tsors and 10 1nc ml:k rs uttcndtn~ TIM busm..:s." rWms diSt us.~ft! wt n tlt t.: tdtnl" ~o~ hat du• ' wuuld l:k passm~ out pruJt't I bottks a nd dt't cdm~ to KO on a. Lrtp totht Colu1nbus Zoo Art port was ~tvcn on thl' rult's Hnd n•~.:ulatmns tu bt ust'ti en tht• rwmrn~ of our t..lub thcs y~ur R1 fr t.:shmc n~ wt.: rc serw tl b) Am) a nd Ahn Hth htc - Lorr Burke reporter II hw.. uQwot""' o (. '" Tht Alh I'll All I! I h rrtt I Apt tl 29 all hi hurnt 111 Am\ HH !!tl wrlh unt atlvrsur antll4 llltlllbtl ' prt st nt St llrnc Stilrtlt y produds anti t ill I" tmc uld lltY. spaptrs anti lin tan ~ >At.:rt dls. Us.'it tl a t rrntltnt.: Tam1m C<t laway shuwttltunt;t l Y. tt\ t11 p111 il fll:llh rn und Rtnt•t.. Ka)l ur tltmurl!!traltll hu" 111 tnt a sun wht n tnokmg Anolht: r dcrmm sir il l loll was .1(1\ 1 n b) Rubvn Bar ndt Crvsllll Kill 101 illld J,r ylll Rtlthll 1111 lh1 fu01 ftM ~tl ~ n1ups Kl l • lst and l t nlhm~ Fot rurtillwn ~a rn nufthmkFas t u ndaQuu f:H IIlt Y.tlt phnltJ Rt fr l'shmt Ill'! wert serH'll b) All \\I Hugu M1ssy Caht\o\il\ Dt.bbte Bnd." illttl Rtnet.: Ka \ tor Tht tlt xl 1111 t lm ~.: wtll bt' Muv 21) at J cn ll\ BUI k~ s hou."t - K1 tsty Hawk rt purl.t r Wro,. Oatty s.t\hnel ( Superior Siding Co. 5 12 2 mo pd eftdntal WOfl t( o~OI !h'"""' May 18, 1982 !\ sl c und sour 1L of 1nc omt umld de vL• lop for ) ou th1s c onung yea r f1 c1111 \ t•n lurLs OJ t n l ~rpnses that arL both unusual c~nd prog1Lsstvt: KeLp ftn t\ t f)ttltdfm lht'UillqUt TAURUS I Apnl 21}-May 201 Thmgs rna\ not go as smoothl y as you d Jtkt tut.la) but 'ou shuuhJ l OJ IlL' out ctll 1tght mlhe long run beca use you'll bt 1t sourt dul "hen pr cssured GEM INI IMay 21-Junc 201 People you \1 y the hardest to please today a1 t ltkel) to 1r bukt•you r gcslU\ es wluh those fm whom you m1ght not du HS rnmh " 'II bl H ry appr enall ve CANCER IJunt• 21-July 221 Bama ll), you're very tenac ious Thts qualit y may bt• put lu lht• test toda y You' ll fu lfill yo ur am bllwns, but 1t won t bL' eas) lo tlo so LEO IJuly 23-Aug 221 Be expetlant and hopeful today, but try to keep your rxpt•t !allons Wit hin reailslll bounds Impractical hopes woll make you tllsappo!nled w1th what you alla1n VIRGO I Aug 23-Sept 221 If you rc mvolved 111 a senous busoness ma tter today bt doubl y ale rt at all tunes It may la ke all the skill you ca n muster tu hammer out a good dea l LIBRA !Sept 23-0cL 2.11 Fortunately, you unde"tand the pnnc1ples of g1ve-and·take better than most s1gns Th1s a ttnbute w11l come onto play today 111 ncgott atrng corn promtses and concessions SCORPIO !Oct 2~Nov 221 The gomg could get a bit tough today, but 1f the rewards arc adc>q uate you'll not buckle under Keep before you what you hope to ga m from other efforts SAGITTARIUS I Nov 23-Dec 211 There woll be a fme hoe today between beong assertiVe or merely bemg rash If you overstep 11, you could cause yourself unnecessary problems CAPRICORN IDee. 22-Jan. 191 Don't toss on the towel too early today 1f thmgs aren't gomg as well as you'd hke Somelhong qUite unexpected may develop at the last mmute to ball you out AQUARWS I Jan 21}-Feb 19) Mamtammg good relatoonshops woll be far more Important today than tryong to get on the last word Don't make a poont and lose a pal PISCES (Feb. 21}-March 201 Regardless of the fmn or person you may be domg busoness woth today, pass up the forst pnce offered A httle horsetradong moght yoeld better terms ARIES (JtlJarcb 21-Aprlll9) Even essenllally s1mple s1tuat1ons could become very complicated today if handled carelessly Take pa1ns to do what , rtght SJ95 Plus Tn 4181 mo - Piumbint 1nd TIM Blot Utbbun Htt..h rs tnt I un Apn l27 ut lht fhuH h wr lh I>Au athtsms and 16 tllt..lttl>t rs a lt. mhnt: lit ms of bustnt S..'i thSt uss• tl \o\t n JUdt:t s fu r s hu~ Jilt kt l' anti hu>A mut..h mun.' WH ' 111aU• frum lht salt 1{ rafflo lu kt ts 1 n .rsun r ' ;md St 1n LHn s r 1pur b wr 1, t: t\, n h\ Rrlh Hohs lt tlt r <l lld Jr <llllllt Wt Ish Rt ftt ~h 111 nt~ ~,,, stllttl b\ ~nth J<hnson J.nntftl H••tl dlldMI•d JOilt ' HhuntlaZirklt ttpol Astrograph T.re sales & repatrs, gas grocenes We now have new Amencan made Mopeds'" stock & 'Addons and remodtf1n1 Ht~tk Spnn ~.:s l'Vl'nt Salem St. Rutland, Oh . • TUES thruSAT 9 AM to 10 PM SUN lOAM lo6P M Phone 742 9575 EUGENE LONG ~e year Please send check cash or money order to Clarence Norns, 23262 Hilt •u ""' 4 211 mO FRYE'S PENNZOIL Jot will 5200 "The mltChlne ot tomorrow 10Ciay1 So1rlng Ahead Na1ure s W1y Curti Ill your house dust problems U P S Service Vllllpohs 209• Parkersburg, w v 104 415 S434 Murdoch Av & Llkevtew Dr PH. 992-3543 or 992-23U PHONE 992-2156 Or A complete lin e of shrubbery trees and rose bu ses See us for the low est pnces •n town I Used Whtrlpool Copper tone Re fn gerator RAINBOW-The Amuine Water Machine FROM CONCRETE TO ROOFING AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN Slinderella The Daily Sentinel PUBLIC NOTICE We are Authorized Factory Dealer for Compact,Hoover. Eureka,Regtna, Panasonic Vacuum. • Announcements tr ytng to keep the ce m etery at Letart Falls tn rts present cond1t 1on, b'ut must depend on your 1nterest and help to tnsure that your JUST RECEIVED VACUUM SWEEPER EXCHANGE & SERVICE New Construction and Remodeling. TOPS Paul s I ulht n w Churt..'h m Purnt roy T~tllt tlttrr tbo. n. anti unt atlvtsor Wt'rt trt at It ntlantt Tht lilt ml)( r.. tlt st..~ot! lh~ ( P B t la.s.'i lht) wrll ht• atlt mltng O!J Apnl 29 and Ma) 4 at y 1 lt r rns Mt llttrrta I 1-fus pr lal a 1uunl \ 4 H hurst , ltnlt t o~ hdtllhrs summH and tht .. H hurst shu>A tn (,a llr.r County lht n~xt mcdHlg of tht dub wrlllw Mil ) 17 at tiM t hur< h - Jeff Arnold Rt'portcr INJURED - Mrs Lula Hampton, Pomeroy, was one of 15 alleged a' r rdent vrrbms rererved at Veterans Memonal Hospital Thursday afternoon when the hospital, as part of Natoonal Hospital Week parllcl pated m th•• lOth <onsecutovc somulated dosaster m the In-county area Emt·rgrn<y uo11ls arross Me~gs County took part m the annual CAN HELP YOU BUILD YOUR DREAMS! The Daoly Sentmei-Page-7 l FOWLER CONSTRUCTION man Apn119 Pomeroy-Mtddleport, Oh•o Business Services soaked to expedite sproutmg a nd the hies used at the communoty Good that they be sprmkled on top of the Fnday service Plans were made to sool a nd patted lighted To graft a enter a float 111 the Fourth of July cactus, Mrs Barton recommended parade on July 3 on Rutland, and encuttmg off a part of the cactus and t ry on the OAGC Pub li c puttmg anotber type on top fastemng Beautoftcatoon Con t est was them together w1th tooth p1cks and discussed The club IS planmng to rubber bands until tbe plant •s fully work w1th the Rutland Garden Club rooted and fonnl y JOined Other plan- m landscapmg the grounds around ts shown were New Gumea Im- the Rutland CIVIC Center It was patiens, mm1ature roses, chrysan- agreed to contact several landscape themUins, Jasmme, camelhas, and consultants tor suggestoons on plantmgs Jewel of Opar Door pnzes was awarded to Edoth A money card was presented to Wtlhamson, Anna Turner, Acta Mrs Barton by the club woth Mrs Joanne Fetty, pres1dent, makmg the Ward, Dorothy Woodard, Bmda presentatwn Margaret Johnson Dtehl, Thelma G1les, Eva Robson gave devottons on the theme "What Mrs Barton, Paulme Ridenour, Ruby Dtehl, Enuna Ledhe, Stella We Do When We plant a Tree " Janet Bohn, assostant secretary of Atkms, Ruth Erlel"lne, Reva the Oh10 Assoc1atwn of Garden Snowden, and Pearle Canaday Clubs and member of the Rutland Fnendly Gardeners, announced that the exhobotors and JUdges school Will Marg1e Dav~> was the top loser be held m Columbus, June 23 and 24 w1th Juamta Lambert as runner-up Advanced floral des1gn, roses and at the recent meetmg of TOPS OH JUdgmg procedures Will be the 1456 of Rutland top1cs She also noted that lh~> It was noted that Linda Baoley won regoon IS to serve on the hostess com- the contest, "Apnl showers hnng rmttee for the state conventiOn m May flowers" and that a new conte'i August At that conventiOn, Boll Hix- 'staymg afloat" Will begm next son, noted destgner and teacher, will week The third anruversary of the present a demonstration It was club woll be celebrated at the May 25 noted that the OAGC IS prov1dmg meetml( Marc1a Elliott led the two student mterns to work at group m exert•tses lnfonnatwn on Wahkeena, a nature preserve near the club may be obtamed by calhng Lancaster open to the public They 742-2233 w11l work woth the naturalist on the summer educatwnal progarns and toward developmg dtsplay cases Dunng the busmess meetmg the Top losers m the Sh nderella dtel Rutland Fnendly Gardeners agreed classes for the past two weeks have to JOm the Rutland Ga rden Club m been Carole Daoley w1th Beverly provodmg decorahons for the Smtih and Sharon Swam as runnersRutland Alutnm Banquet, May 29, at up m the Chester cia,., Candy Van the C1voc Center Members were Meter w1th Betty Russell as runnerasked to furmsh while or clear bud up m the Mason classes, and Rae vases wh1ch Will be foiled Wllh Young and V1rgm1a J ohnson w1th evergreen foliage and red stlk roses Emma Paugh and Chnsty Roush as Suzy Carpenter, delegate to the runners-up m the Pomeroy classes reg10nal meetmg, was appomted to In the Flvt• Pomts exerctse class the attend the May 15 sesSion at Mane! bl ~gt>sl we1ght loss has been shown ta The club voted to pay for some of by Juan Vaughan a nd Cathy Work- Can Perlonn", Mrs Barton showed the members and guests tncks for mcreasmg the number and health of plants and takmg new starts from other plants She discussed economy m mcreasmg plant supply as well as ways to come up with mqre attractive and robust plants She displayed severa l resource books on propagatiOn, along w1th several plants wh1ch she had started from cuttmgs, slips and other methods She also talked about the need for proper hght, temperature, water and fertilizer Mrs Barton displayed pictures of a pmeapple plant grown by her Sisler wh1ch had actually borne fresh frUit She dtstnbuted a leaflet giVI ng the s t e~by-step mstructwns for growmg pmeapple pla nts notmg that the top of a fresh pmeapple should be twiSted off the crown of green leaves at the top Any flesh should be tnmmed off the bottom and then the crown should be placed upside down m a dry shady spot for a week to harden the leaf scars to prevent rot After the week IS up, plant the top m an eight mch clay pot of garden soli moxed w1th 30 percent wellcomposted orgamc matter There should be good dramage and the sm l should be tamped hnnly Without gettmg onto the leaves The plants should be fertili zed every two to three months w1th a good housepla nt fertilizer, and watered once a week Smce ot IS a trop1cal plant, Mrs Barton pomted out that frost or freeze w1ll k1ll 1t It needs lots of light and should be transplanted mto a larger pot as 11 grows Mrs Barton dtscussed 1\s development from a bud to a bnght red cone to a blue flower to the fru1t, takmg about 26 months She also showed other food plants mcludmg lemon coconut, sage and herbs She talked about growong herbs fro m seed suggestmg they be •I St ( Monday , May 17,1982 Dr Ca ll 1979 12x65 Skylme, S8400 , unturnrshed, mcludtng un derpenncng & porch Evalualed at $11,000 304 Help wanted People who like people make good S$$ selling Avon Call446 3358 675 4277 or 614 «6 1>(18 1972 Shultz 12x6s, gas heat, 3 bedrooms, part1ally tur noshed 304 675 2907 --- -- ~-- - \ \ ' I • •' �Monday, May 17,1982 32 -Mobile Homes - 52 They'll Do It Every Time -for -Sale ---TRISTATE 54 CB,TV, Radio _ E_qu•pment MOBILE RCA Sol od Sta te 100 Con HOME S Ga lll po lt S Pnce reduced, used mob il e so le Cou ld be ft xed or used for parts 446 4173 homes CALL 446 7572 Brownmg Eagle 23 channel CLEAN USED MOBILE HOM ES KESSE L 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 Ml WEST . GALLI POLIS . RT 35 PHONE 446 3868 base s ta t• on, tra ns mttte r , and r ece tver, and 104 power mik e, $300 ftrm 245· 950 1 54 Call Sktdmore for mobile homes moved Greenlawn Transport Ca ll 4462783 '1 bedroom home w!lh 2 lo ts Gas hea r, rural water Close to c tty For sa le or tr ade Dav1s 700 tre nc her and backhoe, l•m•ls Call 446 1294 good cond , Ca ll 256 1216 1964 (hamp ton 20x44 doub le w•de $7 ,500 , 1978 Fatrmont 70x l .t $6500, 1974 O tvmp tc 64x l 2 SJ500 Ca ll 446 9667 K cmauga Mobile Home Sales. Kanauga , Oh 3 bdr house tor sale by owner . 1 117 acres, level lot, hil s barn & '} out build1ngs Cit II 379 2550 1979 12)(65 Skyl 1ne tra il er , $8 ,400 UnfurniShed 111 elude s underp,nn,ng and porch Cc"lll 675 4777 or 446 1428 I'J · 60 trail er. e)(cellent cond1110n Call 446 1552 Fu rn1 shed, rt1r cond 1t1oned , undcrp,nn,ng . se t up on lot '"Middleport 4 turn1 shed 1 bd room mob1le homes Browns Trailer Park , Minersville, Oh 99? 33?4 Custom buill, tur n , 1 BR mob1 lc home on r ented r 1vcr fr ont lot m Mason All ctec , cent AC W D . c ptd por ches. milny e)(tras Storaqe bldq w 1th work bench A I con d Must see IOi!pprf'Ciil l e 304 773 5680 1970 Greqory tr ailer, 12)(65 1 bectroom. a1r co nd un1t, porch & awn,ng, good co nd . Wc1Sher & dryer spac e $5.000 Lot c11 SO for rent 991 6093 For sa l e 55 ga l drums $5 eac h or 3 for Sl 2 5 ga l ptas t' c palls Sl each For 1nformal1011 ca ll 446 9575 ~~;~;;;;;;;;~~~~~==~~~~=L,. $75 00 Apartment 44 41 Houses for Ren t In sula t ed Topper , f1I S sma ll 1mport p1ckup 614 992 6747 Apartments . homes, offi ce space. smal l bus1ness. rooms tor rent Cleoland Renlty. 992 2759 For rent 1n Ra c1 ne n1c e 2 bd room hou se Comp l etely furn1shed , w1th a1r cond , all utilitieS p<ud $300 per month 949 2801 or 949 7860 THREE bedroom house. n1ce 1cat1on . 304 675 1384 42 70 3 e l ec tn c. HOME USE D MOBILE 176 )711 Mobile Hom es for Rent Mobile home for rent Call 446 427 5 or 446 0756 N1 ce fur n,shed mobile home. cen tr al a~r I m1 be low c1 ly over 1ook1ng r1ver adulls on l y Cc'lll 446 lh65 modern & cl ean. 3 bdr, furn,shed . utd1t 1CS pd e)(cepl lor elect r ,c Con ve n 1ent 1ocilt1on on Upper R 1ver Rd across from John Deere Trac tor Sa l es Sec dep req Call 446 6558 afte r 5 Farms tor Sa le 33 Smilll filrm tor sa le one mile !r om stat e rout 7 Call 256 6663 a lt er 4 00 Lot s & Acreage 35 2 lots w1th rural wa ter close to c dy l,m,ts. $4,850 00 Call 446 1294 FORECLOSURE SALE TRAILER LOT IN GUYSV I LLE . 0 , IN GROU ND SW IMMI NG POOL . CONCRETE PAT IO, CHAI N LINK FENCING . SMAL L HOU SE, ALL UT ILITY HOOKUPS PHONE 614 6673115 Furn 2 bdr mobile home 1n Crown C1 ty Ca ll 256 6520 2 bdr tr ailer for r en t Ca ll alter 5 weekdny s or ilnyt1me Sa t & Sun. 446 1057 'J bdr . unf , r10bile home. 1'])(60 wllh ex panda, on Rt 35 Caii4464'J19 bdr trailer lurn, ~ h ed. ildult s on l y , Br own Trail er Park . 992 3324 'l O N E bedroom home. 304 675 41 54 43 TWO acre lots 150 It road frontag e, clfy water, beh1nd 84 Lumber. ca ll 304 675 6873. 675 36 18 mob1le Farms for Rent ---_::R entals . - --- 41 ~ . ~--- Hou ses for Rent 3 bdr hou se, ap ts. co m merc1al h1ghwa sy Iron tage Ca ll 304 67 5 5104 or 675 5386 For ren t J bdr home w1th bilsemcn t , fir ep l ace, 2 wood burners, 2 ca r gilrage, 3 acres near Green mo E Iem , $300 pe r W1 se man Agency, 446 3643 apt . 1611 Apartment for Rent Pnvate mobile home lot ,n Centenary Ca ll 446 4053 COU NTRY MOBILE Home 7PM Fur n 1shed 3 r w1th pr1vate bath 845 Second Ave, Gallipol iS Call 446 27 15 Furn1 shed ap t 3 bdr , $195 Child r en accep table. wa ter pd Cal446 4416 aft er 7PM For Lease 49 TOBACCO allotment lor lea5e. 2300 lbs IS cenls per lb Mnson Co Phone 304 Sl SWAIN AUCTIO N FURNIT URE 8. PAWN SHOP 6'1 Ol1ve St , Gall1po i1 S New so f a beds $250. used sofa beds $\00, recl 1ners $80, bunk bed s $ 100 bunk1e mattresse s $40, maple rockers $49, maple d1nett se ts from $125 to $175, bedroom su 1tes S150. 3 pc I1V1ng room SUiteS $199, 2 pc I1V10g room su1tes $140 , love sea ts S70. owl lamp s $25 . r1n qer Wilshers $75 , d ry ers, sevcrilt refr ,qe r alors . ulilily Cdb lnP I S, mec hc'ln tc's toot s. beds, silver stone. TV .s. wood burn ers . stero's and lots more Open lOam to Spm, USED AP PLIANCES washers, dryers, re tr, qerators, ranges Skagg s Ap p11ances. Upper R1ver Rd , bes1de Stone Crest Motel Sola . cha1r, rocker . ot taman. 3 tables. $500 Sofa, cha1r and l ovesea t, $275 So fas and cha1rs pnced fr om $285 to $795 Tilbles, $38 and up to $ 109 H1de a beds $340 , quee n s1ze, $380 ReclinerS, $175 to $295 , Lamps from $18 to $65 5 pc d1nettes from $79 , to $)85 7 pc, $189 and up $7 19 up to $495 Hutches, $300 Desk $110 a nd $375, Home5 f or Rent. Lease or Land contrac t 1n town or co untry Ca ll Str out Apa rtment . 2 bdr , unf , no Really, 446-0008 I bedroom furnished ap t Older tram hou se 1n R1o Grande area Call 446 3258 2566 or 446 3888 Part1ally Racone 949-2293 furn1shed 4 SIOO. Rent $195. Call after 6 p m 992-2288. POMEROY . 205 Furn1shed apt 3 room s & bath 992 5621 Sp rong Ave .· Nice f1ve room house heating season $165 per month security ren't , deposit $100. Adults, no inside pets. Phone 992 -5292, after 5 weekdays, anytime weekends. 2 bedroom unfurnished , L R.. kitchen ,' basement, nice & clean; some car· petlng, range in kitchen, no Inside pets. Dep. req . 992- 3090. . ca b1nets, S3.SO , d1n ette cha1rs S20 and $25 Gas o r elec tr iC ranges, $295. Or thoped1c super firm , S95, Used Furn1ture bookca se, 5 pc d1nett set, 3 L1V1ng room su1te Ranges and TV's 3 miles out Bu lavllle Rd Open 9am to 7pm, Mon . thru Fn, 9am to5pm , Sat For sole lonq bed topper for compact tru ck. 2 se ts tool bo)(es. S1 dc> mount 8 ft 2 w1ndow a1r cond1t1oners. 10)(20 aw n 1ng, v 6 bla ck Max ou tboard 175 HP motor boat and trailer . 14x24 Sturdy H ouse budd1ng 304 675 4424 Open Fr1day. Su nday mobol e h o m es, hous es, Pt Pleasant and GallipoliS 614 «6 8221 or614 245 9484 . Furnished one bedroom apartment, ex tra n1ce, adu lts only No pets. Phone 304-675-1386. TWO b e droom , un - furnished . One bedroom ef · focoency _304-675-2722. Small apartment in Pt. Pleasant furnished utilities paid. 304-895-.3450. Two bedroom apartment furnished with c a II 446 -3945, 1· 00 7 30 pm Full mattress. box spr 111gs, $65 Doubl e hung w 1ndows, 38x57 , .t?)(60. SI S eac h. 304 675 5976 F1repta ce scree n, damper, qra te, ang le 1ron, r ange top, two 15x7 w hee l s. $10 each 304 675-5976 alter 4 $18.95, coppertone kotche n cabonet $35, chest $45, dresser $35, LR chair $125, swinging c radle $25, breakfast set $35, antique hutch S150 Open·9 til 5. Call 3670637 14 cu. ft . Whirlpool avacado refrigerator, nice cond . Cail446-1909 or 446-9]60. GE heavy duty washer carpet ! S100. Kenmore coppertone Tuppe r s Pla1ns. Oh10 18 to 22 gauge 614667 3085 Pets for Sale Chow pupp 1es . CFA H1matayan . Pers1an and S1a m ese k1ttens Call 446 3844 af ter 4 p m KE NN ~L Board1ng all breeds, clean 1ndoor ·outdoor fa c il1t1 eS Reg Dober mans Call 446 7795 BR IARP ATC H KENNEL S Board1ng and groom 1n g AKC Gordon se tt ers. Engi1Sh Cocker Spa n1 els Call388 9790 GROOM IN G. Cdll Judy Taylor at 367 7220 Chow Chow pupp1es, $150 Ca ll446 1324 S11v e r gray , m1nature, ma le pood le. 8 mo old, wormed, all shots, house broke, Reg,s tered, and loves children 446 1023 pup s, AKC reg1stered No Checks, 304 PUPPIES. Sil ver Phone AKC 58 Frutt & Vegeta bl es Mortguage l 1fl er tomato plants SI 00 doz Charles Bechtle, upper F 1ve Mile Rd Swee t potatoe plants 7 dd l erent var1 t1 es. Robert W Lew1s. Rt 124 : Ra c, ne 843 2432 59 For Sa l e or Trade A lot of ddler enl part s for 350 or 400 eng1nes Also par ts for 74 I mpata 1n l er ,or perfect 742 3063 TER Pool s sa le, supp l1es & 1nstallat1on 403 2nd Ave ., Ga llopolo s, Oh 6579 1n ground Call 446 1 se t of John Deere 4 bot tom 16' se m1 mount plows. 1 Hill sboro tr 1 ax le goose neck 28' trail er Ca ll 614 256 6534 For sale Used br1 ck, doors 'e)( fer ,or 1n t er,o r ' w1fh i r ames hardwar e, oak sta1rs, glassed oak mantle. wate r heater , water pr essu r e pump motor , steel beams. storage cab 1nets, 10 speed b1ke . 3 speed b1 ke. w r ought 1ron love seat, assorted tools 992 6254 Eggs, 50 per doz for any amount Mrs Cliff or d L e dhe1t, Rockspr,ngs, St.Rt 33 Pom eroy 992 3446 or 992 5836 MF tra c tor , Ford 50 1 m owe r , plow. potato plow Wil l se ll separate Ca ll 446 7322 One 880 Oliver D 1ese1 Row Cr op Tractor Phone 304 714 569 0242 Ext . 1855 lor on est1mates 6 :oo 1968 Volkeswagen Tra1n1ng , show 1n g, breed1ng, sa les and boar d1ng Cont ac t Dan Beam , Ga ll 1pOits. 446·0183 Mason ary work, Logu e Contracttng , Rt 1, 304 881 3239 Ewongton Ca ll388 -9939 78 1978 Mus tan g II , 4 cyl. au toma ti C. power steer 1ng, power brakes . AM FM $3,000 Phone 304 675 3186 or 675 2808 Reg Qua rt er hor se yearling qe ld tng, excellen t show prospec t , shown sue cess fully at ha lter Dan Beam , Ga ll 1pD I1S, 614 446 1974 P IN TO wagon , good cond1t1on . new t1res and other equ,pment . exce llent gas mlleaqe $1295- 304 675· 0183 2191 or 675 5000 Reg1stered e~nd qraded hor ses. exce ll en t 4 H pr otec t E ngilsh and western sad dies every thin g 1mag1nab le m hor se equ1p ment ~nd supp li es, also r1d1ng lessons and t rail r1de s and hor se tr a1 n 1nq Ruth Reeves, Hoof Hollow Ycarl1nq 1966 MUSTANG. 6 bull $1,000 304 675 4399 IMPALA SS Con verltaO ie, $1200 or wil l con s1der trade on mot orcy c le, phone 304 675 2508 Tr uck 's for Sa le 72 1976 Ford 3/ 4 ton p1ck up. qood cond Call 388 8769 614 985 3882 56 Chevy ton and 112 dump tru e k 742 3094 $ 1500 bu II 304 882 3239 Throe quarter horses Call 65 Seed & Ferttltzer BULK BLE ND ED Agr,cu ltu ral f ert1 11zer delivered & sp read or de li vered & · dumped or pteked up at plant Bien d1n g serv1ce hours 8 t o 4, Monday thru Fr1day, other hour s request on spr ea der buggy r ental s A complete 1ndepend ent bu s1nes F arm Equtpment senvce. Cllf ford W Snyder owner, Jackson. OH, 286 4983 Autos for Sale 1976 Grand Pto x, PS, PB . & a 1r , 65,000 miles, ve r y good cond Cal l 388 8769. 56 Chevy ton and 117 dump tru ck 742 309-1 S1500 va ns &4W o 73 1980 CH EVY Scott sda le, J,_ ton 4 wheel dnve. PS, AM FM. r eqular gas, 30.000 miles 304 773 5150 FOR sale. 1979 J ee p CJ 5, $5000 00, tots of ex tr as. ca ll 304 675 4610 a ft er 3 00 p m 74 D av td son 1981 H c1 rl ey Sturq1s 741 250 1 1981 H ar l ey I,OOOcc sport s tock, Chrome For Sa l e 1976 tY~ustang 11 , good cond Contact Cec 11 Qu ee n at 446 0056 1976 Monte Ca rlo tilt w heeL c rUISe control, a1r Call 446 4002 a ft er 5 1977 El Camtno, AMFM , CB r a doo . $2,500 Call 741 2997 $3,500 1979 Dodge Ram Charger 4x 4, 1978 Dodge pick·up 4x4 WE BUY USED EQUIP MENT! · - - - ·· - III~~~¥!~~~~~~;-:;;-;;~::-:;~~~~~~~~ 1977 Capri wrth sun roof , $1,300, good cond C'all 256 RINGLES'S SERV ICE ex penenced ma son, roofer , e l ec tr1 c ta n , ca rpe nt e r , ge n era l repa1 r s a nd remodelmg Phone 304·675· 2088 or 675 4560 1975 SUZU KI 100 dirt boke, S400 Hondo Z50. S200 304 675 2848 Boats and for Sale 1979 Star c rafl 15 It fro haul. sk 1 & f1 shing boat , 80 HP Mecury, sk1 eQUipment, exc cond Ca ll367 0394 es tomat es, 614-698 8205 J IMS Pest Controf Call us nnyttm e tor your term1te pro bl ems Free 111 · spect1ons VA & FHA form s available L1ce nsed & ,n sured by Ohoo & WV All word done by a Qualifi ed & tra1 ned ser v 1ce man 304 675 3536, 304-675 -4603 BUILDING & remodeling , ca rpentry , roofm g, plum bin g, conc r et e work 304· Ask ong $1,300 Call «6-2948 10 ft Ga tor boat traile r 388 9755 or 446-1642 ext. 332 . Auto Parts - - & Accessories -··-·---· . Doff er e nt parts for 350 and 400 Chevy engine. Trans ., ca rb, gas and water pum· ps, etc 742 3063. 1768 77 __ _ A'!!_~- ~e~a_ ir __ 1970 V.W. Body, rough, but Oualoty Autobody & Paint runs very good · Rebu1lt engme. SSOO.OO 256·6808 work Professional custom pa1nt work on motorcycles. Whoa, Beckij! Whoa, Torchij! P--. 675 -2440 comp. tuned· up . Wi ll sell ~?.!'~':'.!:::.11 with racing accessories. 69 model and well worth $1495 . Call742-3063 after 5. 1975 Ford door low m I Chevy con_d., p.s., p.b., heavy duty springs. $495. 614-667-1085. Winnabago In exc . cond Ca11446·2203. - - ··-·--· .. -- - ~ 27' Avian travel trailer , ex. CARTER'S PLUMBIN G AND HEATING a1 -·. -- Cor Fourth and Pme 1978 'Pontiac Phoen[x, vinyl top, v-6, A dr., autro., air, <46,000 miles, new baHery, tl•es & front shock!!-.Wilhin th' last year. Recently tuned up. $2,895. 985-4242. HARTS · Used Cars, Haven West Virginia. 20 less expensive cars . stock. STUCCO PLASTERi'NG . textured . cenlngs com· merclal and residential, lrf'e estimates. Call 256· 1182. . PAINTING interior and e_~ terior, plumbln.g,· rOOfing, some remo!lellng. 20 yrs. exp. Ca11388-9652. . . . - m ([) TBS Evening News 83 Excavating btzarre story (60 m1n ) Gallipolis Diversified Con· st Co Custom dozer & ba ckhoe work Special farm rates Call us tor free est1mates 446·4440 . • 10:30 Cil Sing out America 11 :oo m m m em m (jji o WINNIE l'M 50 GLAD YOU WENT TO 5EE YOUR BROTHER ... L aw r ence S1de nstr1 cke r Backh~ SPrv 1ce Call 675· 5580. ... rr YEAH ... I FEEL WA5 THE RIGHT THING TO BETTER FOR HAVING GONE/ ORVILLE'5 NOT THE EA5/EST MAN IN THE WORLD TO GET ALONG WITH .. BUT I'IH AU THe FAMILY PD.' Electrical & Refrig~.ratio~ _ II£ !fA$/ Appliance servtce on refr1ger a tors, fre e ze r, washers, dryers & electric SEWING Machme' r epa1rs, serv1ce Authorized Singer Sa les & Serv1c e Sharpen sc ,ssors Fabnc Shop, as SPRINGTIME·- SOME FUR COATS 60 IN STORAGE ® MOVIE: 'The Vikings ' 1!1 (j} Nightline 12.00 (I) Bums & Allen (!) NASL Soccer: Chicago at New York Cll Nightline (I) PBS Late Night 1!1 IJ2) MOVIE . ' Final Chapter-- Walking Tall' 12:15 (I) MOVIE: 'Graduation Day' 12:300 Cil ffi Late Night With ··AN' SOME COME OUT 614 286 5740 after 6. Now Hauling limestone·flll d 1rt ·top soil·gravel. Free David letterman Dav1d 1s JOined by Author Donald Jbhanson, Poet Allen Gmsburg and NBC shoesh1ne men Joe and Floyd (60 mtn.) est omates. Call367-7101 ·~ S ·IS \__ If you need your trash hauled away, c all Harper • 1• 304-675-5868 betwee n 1 PM and 5 P . M. Lawn mower repaired . .PEANUTS ~.' ~: ~~P~.i~ ,. Service ·' '' & Roof painting,. blocking ;~ leveling Vee. Escort Ser' ·+' vic~. Call 245-9514 after SPM. .• ·f. .. M ' • Up~~~~~!~Y ~ . ~ t" ~ fRI STATE , ¥ . UPHOLSTERY SHOP , •! 1163 Sec. 'Ave., Gallipolis • 446-7833-or.-«6-1833.· . ·tJ - • •• - - - -- ~ w. .f . MOWREYS Vptlolsiery Rt 1 Box 124;, Pt. Pleasant, 675-41~. 304: ([) All In the Family ffi News/Sports/Weather Cil Dick Cavett liD Hitchcock 11 :30 0 (I) ffi Tonight Show (I) MOVIE : 'Dogs of War' (I) Another Life ([) MOVIE - ' The Brave Bulls' Cll Benny Hill Show 0 Cll Quincy Quoncy and Cil Captioned ABC News BARNEY Need something hauled away or someth1ng moved? We' ll do 11 Call 446·3159 or 1! - Cil Nashville RFD C!l ESPN Sports Center 17th century pnest lA) 160 JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE Call 367-7471 or 367-0591 Home ' Family mm) Gener41.Hiuiling .. o News (I) MOVIE : Enforcer' Sa m are call ed upon to B)(· amtne the rema1ns of a Pome roy 992 2284 Mobil e 1mprove111ents__ __ News Cil MOVIE : 'The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again' ([) Andy Griffith Cll ABC News Cil Electric Company liD Over Easy 6 -30 0 (I) ffi NBC News $50,000 Pyramid ([) Gomer Pyle Cll Muppet Show 0 Cll ® CBS News Cil Dr. Who liD Ulias , Yoga and You 1!1 I]} ABC News 7 00 0 (I) P .M. Magazine (I) MOVIE 'Rolle r Boogie' Cil Bull's Eye (!) ESPN's Insid e Baseball (]) Carol Burnett and Friends (I) Eflterta~nment T omght ffi Happy Days 0 Cll Tic Tac Dough Cil liD MacNeil -Lehrer Report ® News 1!1 ll2l Muppet Show 7 30 0 Cil You Asked For 1t (I) Another Ute (!) ESPN Sports Center ([) Sanford and Son Cll 0 Cll Family Feud ffi Laverne and Shirley CIJ Business Report ® Richard Simmons liD Creativity w / Bill Moyers 'Women and Creat1v1ty · Host B1ll Moy· ers 1nterv1ews three women antst s who d1scuss the confl1ct of an versus ra1s1ng a fam1ly !Closed Capuoned j G) G}l Entertainment Tonight 8 00 0 Cil ffi Marco Polo Seco nd of four pans Freed from pnson. Marco amves arnves at Xanadu. the Summer palace of the Mongol emperor Kub la1 Khan 12 hrs ) Cil MOVIE : ' Beyond the Reef' Cl) National Geographic Special (I) Aust ralian Rules Football ([) MOVIE 'All That Heaven Allows' C1J 1!1 (j} MOVIE . 'The Concorde: Airport ' 79 ' 0 Cll ® Puff and Mr Nobody A httle boy relies on a make·belleve dragon for co mpamon sh1p Cil liD Shakespeare Pla ys 'Tro1lus and Cress1da · Th1 s IS the televiSIOn producti On of one of the bard 's leas t known plays whereby the charac ters are more con · ea rned With appearances than w1th reallt1es (3 hr s ) 8 :30 0 Cll ® Report to Murphy Baker plans to maul Murphy's pet parole e on court IAI 9 -00 (I) ' M ean MOVIE Streets' 100 c1~b 0 C1J @I M' A'S ' H A USO troupe makes an une)(pected detour to the 4077th IAI 160 mon I 9 :30 Cil MOVIE: 'From Hell to Victory ' C!l PKA Full Contact Karate 0 Cll ® Lou Grant A hot and-run dea th turn s 1nto a 86 ---Hciiiie --- m ® m ll2l Phone 446 3888 or 446-4477 cond. Call446-l258 .. ,.,,,,,, o (I) CIJ Quincy For s t of two parts A vacat iOn on an ocea n lmer turn s 1nto a n1ghtmare for GUiney (60 m1n) JIMS Water Service. Call - ~~·!"1"'.!~ --- -- m m 10 00 0 Jim Lan1er, 30'4· 675·7397. Motor Home 79 Jes'fiqqer it'd be amusin' f sit here an' watch! PkJmb•ng & Heatmg 82 Auto Trim Center. «6· 1968. Nova, new · 400 engine, 4 speed on the floor, cutlass wheels, cutlass interior, I kin fix it! 1don' need ijer he'p! ranges . Call446-8295 14ft. John boa t w1th 40 HP John motor, e l ec tr ic trot1 1ng m otor , p lus ex tras. 76 Seam less Gutt er D oors Offer1ng cont1nuous g utt er1ng , sea ml ess S1d1ng, roofing, ga rag e doors , free 84 ~otors ALLEYOOP 304 895 3802 or $1,700 $1.000. 6751232 1978 H onda CIVIC, Honda· o;n a to c, $2,950 Call446 7523 HOIIRSE • F & K Tree T r1mm1n g, stump r emova l 615 1331 assume loa n Ca ll 797 3218 after3pm 75 CLEAN UP SANDY 'TIL I'fol m1nt con d . 980 m , Lots of 458 1542 1969 Cheve ll e SS 396, 4 s pd Ca ll 446 6632 RON 'S Telev1S10n serv1ce Spec1a li z,ng '" Zeni th and Motorola , Quazar, and house ca ll s Phone 576 2398 D av 1dson Blk 1978 111 H arl ey D av 1dsa n, tow m il es. 304·675 1897 off e r Ca ll675 6508 OH, GEE -I'VE BEEN CIU.LIH' AN' CIILLIH' ADVA NCED 1981 H onda Z50R l1k e new, $400 1977 Co lem an cam per, slee ps s1x, cra nk up, 71 ANNIE House pa1nt1ng, roof ing, concr ete work 992 2836 Wa ter we ll s Commerc 1al and Domestic Test holes Pumps Sa les and Serv 1ce 1 pure bred polled Hereford bull 4 yea rs o ld We1qht 1800 pounds plus Phone TEAM work horses w1th harnesses One Semmo le Gene Sm oth , 992-6309 VB. $400 3043168 747 2535 1 P~lom1nr~ hor ses and co lt , S1mco sad dle and bnddle ,ncluded 304 895 3450 Gene's St eam Ca rp e t Clean Scot ch Gaurd· Free est1 mates·spring spec tals cy l 72 Oodqf' Dart 318 enq ,ne, Cha-rol a1s Spec1al M a r ch and Apri 1 only Gene's Deep Stea m Scotch Gaurd Clean1ng Free es t1mate 992·6309 or 446 2454 c1u tomat1C. qood co nd1t1on. 1966 Ca ll 446 7376 for Phone 63 L1vestock E)(perl r£>mod£>ilng , ad· d1t1ons. all form of car · pentry o --- IXTYS I KJ • . r . •. ·I YOU KNOW IT'S COLD WHEN YOU CAN I-lEAR YOUR FEET COU61-11N6 (I) Jack Benny Show (]) Solid Gold 0 (]) MOVIE: "Columbo: A Deadly State of Mind' 1 :00 Cil I Married Joan 1 :15 (I) MOVIE: 'Network' 1 :30 Cil My Uttte Margie ffi Newa/Sign Off 1 :46 Cil MOVIE: 'Hell Below Zero' 2:00 (I) MOVIE: ' Something of Value' Cil Bachelor Father (!) ESPN'o tnaide Baseball ® 1 Believe D IBi Newa/Sign Off 2:30 (I) Life of Riley I I tJ IJELOTS I KJ m 446 7677 free es ttm ate, Monday thru Thursda y onl y . 1974 Olds Cutlass exc 941 B Ca t apllt ar end · cond, low miles, new f1res, loader, good cond1t1 on, 304· new ex ha ust Must se ll best 'SPRING CAPTAIN EASY ' & Extenor Pam 1nter1or t1ng Need a new r oof or gutters? We g 1ve free est1mates, references Cal l to how Phone 304-773 5157 or 304 773 5978 spreader, Ford 501 mower, 11 ,;.;;.,.-_ ,-,to?lllo<~,"'' CARS and Trucks , most makes and models under S200 00 So ld through loca l governmen t sa les Ca ll 1 882 3239 Dolby. new. $150 Ca ll 446- loa der, d1 sc, cUltiVators, plows, JD manure 9472 77 Chevy p1ck up 74 M 1n1 motor hom e 77 M avr ick, 16 ft self conta1ned ca mper Autos for_S!I!_ _ 2609 or 949 223' _-& Ll'!eStD£1F Far~!!_ Equ1pment - ·· - - - -·-- - - - FORD Mustang II Cobra Good runnmg con dlfion , need l1ttl e body word, 70,000 miles, $1700 N ew H oll an"d 66 Baler 949 ---~ws- - 61 71 dtrectory prucha se 304 675 5951 Pana son1c AM· FM casse t· te ca r stero, auto r everse, RATLIFF'S POOL CE N- Farm Equipment 614 698 3190 USED EQUIP IH Hydro 70, 9N Ford, 2000 Ford, 550 Clover . MF 65, J D M. Long 460 4x4 woth 304 675 3489 ~~~~~~:::::::::::;~~~~~~~~~::~ REG QUAR TER HORSES g round A blove One r oll top c hes t , han d cra fted so l1 d cedar. Sl 75 Free I. . . -c-.-. I r .J EVENING roof1ng, Pa1nt1ng , plaster1ng & c h1mn ey repa1r, Call 388 8198 for free est1mate 61 DRAGONWY ND CAT TERY KE NN EL AKC POODLE MONDAY 5/17/82 Ca ll388 -9762 Metal Shee ts 4'x 8' thru 4')(12' Pnces S7 60 to $9 60 Ex f ce ll e nt butld1ng ma1er1al, porcel1ne, ename l woated won't rust POODLE RE YOUR STYLE: ... Crea t1v e wood decks, pressunzed p1ne, cedar & redwood Free est im ate Call245 5121. AKC 1000 UNIT IS 367 7160 Build 111g materials block , bnck, sewer p1pes, w 1n dows, 1111tels, etc Cla ude W1 nters, Rio Grande, 0 SA LE' .J1V1den' s F arm Equ1pm ent , 446 1675 Long tra ctor s, Vermeer baler s & hay equipm ent, bale movers, rotary tillers , d1 se, post d1gger & drtvers, seeders, rotary cutters . Blades, gates, & front e nd loader . And see us to get your parts & comp lete ser· VIC(> Ray 's Used Furn1ture, Ad · d1son , Oh Oak swmgs throughout , located in l dryer, like new, $100, Ripley . Reasonably guaranteed . Cal1256-1207. priced. 304-273-3078 or 3726778 . One Sa tur day, ONLY , Sa m Somerville's Warehouse. 7 mil es Eas t R avenswood. JunctiOn In dependance Road Rt 21. New Era, Surplus Rental Ctoth1ng , Army Camou fl age , Com bat boots. tu ngle boo ts, 14 oz den 1m tea ns $10 00, Pa cks Ca ll245-5034 Wh1te elec tn c stov e, exc cond , new 11 v ing room co u c h Bu•ldi'!_9 Supplie ~ - 304 882 3596 Apartme nts 675 -5548 with two bedrooms, bath, llvtng room , dining room , k1tchen with stove and refrigator furnished . Back yard . Storm windows, in· sulated, forced air furnace make utilities low during Gun 446 0322 APA RTMENT S, P omeroy · 2 bd roo m , remodeled , 408 Spnng Carpeted, securi ty depos1t $20 and $25 , 10 gun baby matresses, S25 8. $35, bed l rames $20. $25. & S30 room s a nd ba th 992 5908 . 4 bedroom, cen tr al a 1r and heat, c 1ty water, f1rep la ce, ktt unfurn1shed except chen $300 month plus utdJt1 es Reference and deposLt requtred In and SIB 446 3224 M1nature Poodl es 981 4?56 Carpets Ca ll French C 1t y Patnfrng res1dential & com mer c 1al, 1ntenor, exterior, paper hangtn g, & textured ce11ings. Ca ll 367 7784 or HIL LC RE ST THE CAPTAIN STEEMER Car pet Cleaning fea tured by Haffelt Brosthers Custom For sa te- l tke new- dinette set , desk. & btcycte Ca ll 56 TH~ built up roof Cal l 388-9857 Ca ll446 -2107 55 Television • • VIeWing NO -WE'RE MODE~ BESIDE S, 446 4537 We ll 992 7844 Sx 19 colf ee tabl e w1th 2 maqaz1ne doors and 1 open compar tm en t Match1ng end table 26)(26 w1lh c losed 1n book com partment S1mulated dark walnut wood fln,sll $40 tor both UH, ALL OUTTA Marcum Roofing & Spouting . 30 years ex· perience, specializing In 19 75 Ce~e 450, dozer · tractor , 1,800 hrs., very 895 3958 A1r Compressor Kellogg Amenca n, Jl 1 H P 2 sta ge. 80 qal ver t1 ca1 tank Very qood cond1t1on $800 Also cherry togs tor sa le Jerry Well 992 7844 DICK TRACY by Larry Wright pickup truck Ca ll 614 -2065930, Jackson, Oh RON EVANS ENTERPRISES A 1r Comp r esso r Kel logg Amen can, 111 H P 2 staqe, 80 gal vert1cal tank Very qood cond1 l1 0n $800 A lso cherry log s tor sa le Jerry Wood fab le w1th 4 cha1rs, Queen se ts , $195 4 dr chests, S42 Bed fram es, 99:1-5434 992-5914 or 304 882 985 4216 Household Good s $58 , I orm, $68 pe ls Ca ll 446 3937 A1r Compres so r Ke ll ogg Amer 1can, Jl 2 H P 2 stage, 80 ga l vert1ca l tank Very good cond1t1on S800 A l so cherry logs for sale Jerr y A1r Comp r essor Kellogg Amer1can . Jl 1 H P 2 stag e, 80 gal vert1cat tank Very good co nd 1t 1on S800 Also cherry togs for sale Jerry Well 997 7844 675 2848 Call 245 1818 pels Ca ll 446 1158 Reduce sa fe and fa st w1th GoBese Tablets or Ca p sules and E Vap 'water p ill s' Nel sons Oruq 5)( 19 coff ee tab le w1th 2 magaz1ne doors and I opt>n co mpartmen t Match,ng end tab le 26x26 w1th closed 111 book compar tm en t S1mu lated dark walnut wood f1n1 sh $40 lor bo t h TRAILER tot , 90x70. Pear s on Trniler Court. GallipOl iS Ferry , 304 675 6 167 KIT 'N' CARLYLE"' Plast1c SeptiC Tanks. State and cou nt y approved. 1,000 gal tank , pnce $340 Other s1zes 1n stoc k, haul 1n your Also 992 7479 1 bdr apar t men t 1n V1n ton Clean , conven1ent locat1on Ref & Stove turn , S135 mo New redecor at ed 3 bdr 111 C1fy Refere nce and no nos Well992 7844 maple or p1ne fln1 sh Bedroom su 11es Bassett Cherry, $795 Bunk bed co mplet e w 1t h mattresses, $250 and up l o $350 Ca p t am's beds, $275 com pl ete Baby beds, $99 Mattresses or box spnngs, full or tw1n , Furn1shed ap t I bdr. n1 ce. $235 Ult1t1 es pd, ad ult s Ca ll446 44\6 after 7PM Gasol1ne and heat1ng fuel Call Excels1or Od Com Park . Route 33. North of Pomeroy Large tots Call LAY NE 'S FURNITURE Furn1shed apt 1 bdr, adults, $200, etec lr1 c. water pa1d Call 446 4416 a ft er saw 3670311 Space for Rent 46 446 7398 44 Gravely Trac tor w/ 50" rn ower, ltv tng room su 1te (blue J. washer & dryer <Kenmore) , Poulin cha1 n pany 614 992 Rooms w1th cook1ng, cab le. ?ilr , $40 a week 304 773 GOOD PASTURE for rent, 40 head cattle, no hor ses, good fen ce. abu ndance water & 20 ACRES. black top road , r ROOMS a nd l1qhl housekeep1ng Park Cen tr al Hotel 4463119 gra ss. 304 671 1269 water, t1mber , Grear Rd area, $12.000 phone even1ngs 304 675 7541 Furn1shed Room s SL EEPING Large trad er lots tor r en t .n M1ddleport Call 9927101 or 997 2319 after 5PM X $7 . soo 991 6326 Deluxe turn apart , ce nt atr & heat 1 or '1 i!du lt s onl y Call 446 0338 45 Call 379 2307 a ft e r 5 30 weekdays for Rent La rge statel y unfurniShed country hom e '" Eastern Schoo l D1str1 ct N1ce l awn. garden, c1 ty water , ga ra ge. blacktop r oad $275 man thly for sma ll family , so me util1t1eS pa1d Accep tab ~ references and secur1 ty depos1t requ1red Evcn1ngs 0338 1974 Buddy 14 bel room 10tc11 Misc. Merchandi ce 367 7238 mObtle Misc . good cond, Sl4 ,900 71 chevy PU , good cond , pnce $600 76 Chevy PU w1th se lf cont .=uned slld1ng cam per. sleep 5 $1.700 1 r ow cu lt iva tor . S65 Call days, 446 3479 even tngs Ltcensed & rnsured 11x60 Monday, May 17, 1982 Pomeroy-Middlepor!, Ohio Pagi.'-8-The Daily Sentinel The Datly Sentine l- Pagl.'-9 Ohio WHY I I MI\SH'T BE CONSIDERED VULGAR TO 51NG IN THE 13ATH'TUf5. ITOSEFFj I I K tJ . Print answer here: Now arrange the Circled leHers to form the surprise answer. as sug gested by the above cartoon ITJ'D r I I IJ (Answers tomorrow} Saturdays I Jumbles GRIPE HUMAN RATHER MIDWAY Answer When do two app les sound allke? - WHEN " PARED" !paired) Jumb.. Book No 19, containing 110 puzzles, Is available tor $1 95 po.lp.ld from Jumble, c/o this newspaper, Box 34, NOIWood, N J. 07643 Include you r name, addreu, zip code and maka checks payable to Nawspapelbooks BRIDGE See a chance, take it By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag NORTH +A KJ • 6 54 2 Oswa ld: "South's hand was a max1mum smce he used a 15-17 point no-trump . Hence, he was fully JUStified in accer.ting the game mvt tation . ' Alan "North mtght well have passed the 15- 17 no· trump opening bid Once he did use Stayman he fe lt JUSItfted in rais mg hearts , and of course. South contmued to game .. Oswa ld "So uth wa s unlucky m that h1s queen Jac k of diamonds were worthless The n. after East took the first two d1a mond tricks the four heart contract looked hopeless Off ha nd, South had to ftnd East w1th the ace of hearts a nd kmg of clubs If East he ld those ca rds he would have opened the btddmg " Alan "Anyway , East led a spade a t tnck three and South saw a s light c ha nce to make h1s contrac t It was JUSt possible that East would hold the J -10 of trumps and the kmg of clubs" Oswa ld " When you see a chance, no matter ~-17·12 t82 • 8 763 WEST EAST • 10 6 52 +BO • A3 • J 10 7 ti09763 t A K 54 • 10 s +K 9 2 SOUTH • Q94 • K Q9 8 • QJ +AQJ 4 Vulnerable Both Dealer East West Nortb Pass Pass Pass 2+ 3. Pass East Pass Pass Pass Pass SouII I NT 2. 4. Opemn g lead +1 0 on, lwo club !messes brought the game home " Alan "East could have bea te n the hand 1! he had played a trump honor the ftrsl ttme trumps were led. South would th en ha ve to get to dummy three more t1m es to take a second trump fmesse a nd two club !messes a nd would have been one e ntry s hort " how slight. you should take tt South won the spade m dummy , led a trump and !messed hts e1ght South won the spade m dummy, led a trump and !messed hts e tght West took h1s ace and the ftrst hurdle was past Later ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I School subj_ 5 Tenth part 10 Indian city 11 Vegeta bles 13 F1ber knot 41 CZech nver DOWN I French pamter 2 Plato's shoppmg center 14 Threaterung 3 Accounting words practices 15 Baseball stat. 4 Holbrook 16 "Cakes and 5 Like some leather 17 Press 6 "The Lady -" for payment 7 Allegian ce 18 Added up Judge 8 ZO Malayan com 9 Guaranteed 2l!mmodest 12 D.C. group 22 Sharpen 16 Wmg 23 Look (Fr.) 25 Baritone Yesterday's Answer 19 Their or them II taL I 22 N .Z. locust 23 Appear 24 Fairy queen 25 Spouse 27 Get the - of I defeat I 29 Place to dance 30 Spread joy 31 !raman ca p1 tal 36 Garfunkel 37 Hawauan food Robert 26 Hawa1ian seaport 27 Fragments 28 Japanese river 29 Marred 32 Pallid 33 Restde nt of (suffix) 34 Muslim name JS Sttll without actors 37 Intend 38 Perforate 39 Greek mountains 40 American capitalist k--+-1-+- DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: Ia AXVDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One lett e r simply stands for another In lhts sa mple A ia used for the three L's, X for lh e two O's, etc Si ngl e le tters apoatrophes, the length and formation of the warda are ali hints. Each day the code letters are d11!er ent. CRVPTOQUOTES ML LS LYZ MX VZLLZE RZJQ, XDFZ. DJQ - LS ML XME UMBZ L Y DJ TSXLX DVSAL CYMRMC UMVVX (!) ESPN Sports Center 3;00 Cil Burna & Allan Yeslerdlly's Cryptoquole ; IF I CANNOT REALIZE MY IDEAL, I CAN AT LEAST IDEALIZE MY REAL.-W.C. GANNETI �Page- 10- The Da ily Se ntin e l SUPPLEMENT TO: THE POMEROY SENTINEl Monday, May 17, 1982 Pom e r o y- Middleport, Ohio 12 die on Ohio highways By The Associated Press Twel ve people, including two pede,trian' a nd a motorcyclist, were kill ed in Oht o traffic accidents over the weekend, the Highway Patrol 'aid. The patrol ta llie' traffic deaths between 6 p.m . Friday a nd m idnight Sunda y. The dead : SUNDAY COLUMBUS - Isibell Frank, 84 , of Culumbus , in a lw trea r collision on east Li vingston Avenue' in Columbu,. CARROLLTON - Vince nt E. Conley, 18, or Salineville, in a oneca r wreck on Ohio 39 in Ca rroll q P· '~L County. NEWARK - Kristina M. Duff, 21. of Columbus, in a one-car al'cidcn l on Inte"ta.t e 70 in Licking County. CHARDON - James E. Ga ll , 31. of Newbury, in a one-car acci de nt on AI burn Road inGea u~a County . GOSHEN - Debra K. Glass, 24, of Goshen in a one-car accide nt on a Clermont County Road . TOLEDO - Anthony L. Wi eczorek J r., !8, of Toledo, a pedestri an hil by a ca r on a city street Lucas Count y. SAnJRDAY PORT CLINTON - David C. Ga ll. 18, of Marblehead, in a one-ca r accidenton Ohio 163 in Ott;awa Cou nty. ASH'I:ABULA - Steven P . Vande rmatten, 18, of Orwell, a nd Pri,ci lla I.. Charter,l8, of Rome in a lwtrear acc ide nt un Ohi o 4£ near A'htabula . CINCINNATI - John P. Marston, 20, of Cmcinnali , a pede, tri a n, struck by a vehicle on a county road '"Hamilton County. CAMBRIDG E - Ro,;,; J . Marlatt, 25. or Byesvilll', in a car-motorcycle accident on a county road in GlferCounty. FRIDAY CLEVELAND - Pl'll'r J . Braeucl, 19. nf Cleve land in a one-ca r ae,· idt•nl on a Cleve la nd city ' treel. I l·• SALE STARTS TODAY ""'Y Good through May 23, 1tl2 while quantltle1 last. Quantity Rights Re1erved . We are not re1pon11ble for typographical err on. Sorry. no dealer•. ) t. ELBERFELD$ HIGH F LYING CHICKEN - Ohio State University ve terinarian Glydt• A. Marsh gives a nudge with a plunger to a chi cke n to make it fl y Saturday. Com- wood Custl'n of Point Pleasant . W.Vt:t .. sCJys a chtcken flyin ~ contest has to bt• prl'lty special before ht•'ll t•nkr his wo rld c· hampton bird in tl. Appollo Too flopped 98 fret 6 tnd ws Sa tu rday lo w1n lhl' Illh annual lnter nalmnal Chtckt·n Flytng Mel'l . Thl' btrd look hmne lhr lop pri zt• wtthnut lutn nc to chall t• ngt• world dltttnpton Loli:l B. . who Cuslt·n had wat (lll l-f 111 tht• w mgs. Mon· than 2.000 l' h tckt•n fl ym).! fan s turnl'd uut fur thl' ('tJnlest in whH· h 175chwkens wert· l'llkn·d. Pt·upk stood il round holdi ng tht·tr or sa t on bl ei-H'ht•rs sunmng lht·mse h't'S dunn g lht> t·untes l. Orw woma n was holdmg a n egg, a futurt· draft dHJll'l ' . .Judy Kudsk of Culu111bus se:ml s ht''s l'nkn·d birds s1nn· tht· f1 rst met'l , but that none of lht• m t'\'t•r won. Hul d1n g up tlw l'J:!I!. sht•saul sht• has a futurl' winnl' r . "Thl' shape of lht• egg 1s tht> St'nt' l l11 flymg. The rou nder. tht• hdlt•r tht• fllt·r ." sill' sa al. S<J usagt• maker and rl'staurant nw rwr Bob Eva ns hatched lht· iLh:a of fomnn g lhl' lnil'rnal10nal Chwken Fly1 ng A ss ~>c l a tiOn . Tht• annual mt•t•t C"h t~ • k t· n s l;tkes pla ct· a t his farm 111 s()ulht'ash·rn Ohio. " In lht' oltJ ddys on lht• fann, you rnadt· yo ur own fun," sa id Eva ns, t.•xplainm g tha t farm youn gsters wou ld enti ce ch1 ekens to fl y in inlonn a! ronll''ls by throw ing them frolll a ha ylufl. In t' hicke n flyin g assrn·1ation mt•el!-;, ch1ekens an• plan·d w a n upt·n-endt'd mai lbox on a sla nt.! 10 feel htgh . A fli ght dtrl'clo r coaxe' "<'hil ·kt•n" t'hit·kt•ns tn rl y by nud gin ).! tht'll' kul fea lhl'rs with a loill'l plun ge r . Cht cken fl ytn g look off m lht· 1977 me t'l , wlwn Kun g Fit-wk. flapped 297 lt-d 2 mc hes a nd ea rned a spoltn lh<' Gun1n ess Book of Wo rld Rl' co rds. Lol a B. upstaged Kun g Fkw k '~ fli ght two years lall'r. breaking thl' JOO-fm>l barril'r of ch it·ken fl ymg by Winging .102 fed 8 inches. Cos len entered fi ve birds Saturda v bullwld back lhe 1!>-oun n • c hamp. · " I wo uld have" l' nll'n·d Lola B.. ht• Sa id , ' ' but nobody beat her ... Ch1 r ken s a re classified in fi ve wt·tghl di vis ions. Thl' top btrd in t'H ch l'iass wins $25, the runn er- up $10 and tht· third-placl' fim s her $!i. Area death Rev. E.H. Roush R,.,.. Eugt• nt• H. Roush, 59, Hulland . dt ed Sunday morning al Hnlzt.•r Mt•di cal Ce nter. Tht• Rl'\' . Roush was born Ocl . 6. 1922 1\1 Pa uld ing County , Oh10. the son of the !all' Howard J"'sler a nd Nma Allee Howe Roush. Hl' was (:1 \so prl'reded 111 dl'alh by one brollwr. IA·s ll'r Roush. Mr . Rou::;h wu::; pastor of lht• lndl'pendl'nl Holme " Chun·h. Mornstown . Ohio. Ht• was a vett>ra n of World War II. Mr. Roush IS sur vived by hiS wtfl', Juaml<l Carll'r Rous h wholll he rna nwd on Jan . 19, 194£. Ht• 1s survived by two t.laughtl'rs. Nma AlllT Goelz, Melmore. Ohto, and Kathryn Ann Scott. Middleport; I lhn·•· so ns , Kenneth E uge ne Rou' h and lh<' R<•v. Da ni l'l Jose ph Rou,h , Fostoria. and the Rl'\' . Victor Let• Rnus h, Syracusl'; 13 grandc hildren ; two brothe rs. Jospl'h Rou, h, Ce lina ; J ohn Rou,h. Fostoria ; four s isll'rs, Mary Birhlhaupl, Fu, loria ; Martha Carll' r , Tiffin ; Ca rl Tall' , l.i berl), Mo.; Bell y Kl'ckler , Arcadia; his skp-m oth t•r. Flort•nce Rou s h, Ftlstona . Furwral st·rvin.-s will be held Tul'sday a l 2 p.m. al llw Poml'roy Wl'sil' ya n Holtness Church with lhl' Ht·\·. Char les Bruker officialmg. Buna l will bt• in Miles Cemete ry. Fn•·nds may ra il this t•ve ning from 7 30 p.m . lo 9 p.m. a t Hunte r r' un e ral Hnllll'. Rulland . Money, other actions filed A SUI[ for m onl'y lol<lling $1,185.45 was filed in Ml'tg' Cou nty Common Pleas Court by Racine Homl' National Bank aga in'l Charl es Hhodes , Rl. I, Lung Bottom. Filing for di vorce were Sharon F . Correa, Racine , aga inst Timoth y J . Corr ea. Pl'arl Cit y, Hawai i; Judith Ann Wil es. Po meroy, aga inst John Harvt•y Wiles. Pmnl• roy . Filing for di ssolution of marriagt• wen· Roberta A. Blark. Middleport , a nd Robt•rl I.. Blal'k, Rl. I, Rutla nd. Emergency runs, ______ Till' Pomeroy Eme rgency Squad was call ed to Route 143 al1:06 a.m. Sunday for Kennedy and Becky Halder who was l<lken to Vetl'ran' Memorial Hu, pil<ll fo r treatment of injuries reeccivcd in an auto accide nt. At 3:37a. m . Sunda y, the Pomeroy Unil took Chul'k and Jinuny Reitmire, from a motorcycle accident on Mulberry Heighls, to Vetera ns Memoria l Hu,pital and at I :24 p.m. Sunday, Racine took Brenda Taylor from Portland to Vete ran ' Memorial HospitaL On Saturday , the Racine Unit took Allen Humphrey' from Route 143 to Vdl'rans Memorial Hospil<.tl and at 10 : 17 p.m . look Clarenct• Proffitt fro m Po rtland to Veterans Memorial Hospital. TupperS Plains at II :08 p.m . took Ike Jack, un from his re, ide nre in the Arbaugh Addition t o St. Joseph Ho,pital in Parkmburg Market report Veterans Memorial Saturday Adrni,;,;ions-AIIen Humphrey,, Pomeroy; Clarence Proffitt, Portland. Saturday Di,charge,-Herman Burt, Beatrice Rairden, Wilbur Sims, Richard DeMoss, Gene Yost, Clarence Longstreth, Lydia Davis, Nonnan Lehew. Sunday Adrni,;,;ions-Charles Reitmire, Jr., Pomeroy; James Hayes, Albany ; Eleanor Werry, Pomeroy. Sunday Discharges--Hazel Ferrell, Mary Gilkey, Nita Brown, Ruby Halliday. May II . 1112 Da1ly hoL! markl-t t' Vt' l')' hu)!s, sows, tt~ boars. Tul'sda)'. W1• bu\' fal any L'tl lntni SS IOO . Wl' P<IY s.:m <t hundred Ohw Ho~ M~~rkd . OVt'r Pril'es : 21o-n> Fat Ho..:s 57 .70. Hu~ ~own I Jw.htSow!146-Sl. 295-down Li)(hl Boars 42-45. 450--up Bi ]l{ Sows 00-SUO. l»-up81 ~ FROSTIN' NELSON'S REG. S1.16 NILSON'S RIG. S1.44 •Vonlllo •Chocolate .,,9 FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS YOUR CHOICE $109 r NELSON'S REG • • 1.39 • ·- HUIITJS ·~ l bs . •Original Blend ~ ·' . Flavor $ •24 Oz. 87~ 6 .... .,, From ,, {Fs) Farmers ·Bank NILSON'S RIG. ~GAS GRILL •u• table. •Chrom•plated cooking grid . •Attractive stay-cool wood lid and side handloo. or !:lira Crispy! • Cole Slaw • Roll !Orlgl "'l Rtd fl< or "'" Crispy! • I largoalod •• rolls ~~~~o!:!1 ~!!'~11pc~i~:~om(r el largt :71 1hls for ont, 1690 Umlt OM coupon ~~Cr customer Oood ont, for combinal lon wl'l lte/ dlril olden C&ntomrr 111 appli cable Ylts tu • Good ont, IOf comblllillon trhlte/ dlrtl Orden. ( IISICHMI P'!' p.~,s •" • ppl lclbk 1o11ta ,... Ofj~r ~xp1res ~~y 31. 1982 !This (OIIpo!l good 0111)> II 1\a!t~·~~y rrlt:d ()lk.kf:l\ llsltd In Ill it ld.l • • ..... IISI.. I ~I I • 01 largt "'"""' potatoo gravy ·. ....,."!: ~" . " ., U"Pmal or txlrl Crispy Cbkken for only $7.95. ~: ~c:r,o::~~f~~~~ NELSON'S RIG •• 1.17 'e( ~ · ~·- . ~,l~l •2" Forks t •', ' I,,\, II ' :1 •2" spoons •2-4 Pes. •8 Each Kni ves. Fork s & spoons NELSON'S RIG. W •Sturdy. four inch stHI post. •Cost aluminum grill head with permanent cooiU.E ''IIX..·.· . Ac:-wJSION,. &liE CIRTRID&ES ··"~ FreshAirNcwV AFl a.EAr-ER 20% Off $1499 Actlvlolon Gamo Cartridge• • for use with vour Atorl• or Sean VIdeo game tytfem. ~· Atc1ril1 not related to actlvltlon Offr.r Exptres Ma y 31 . "'"""'""',... "'"" t\cfthl(ll1 rrlcd Chklltn •Unbre akable In norma l use •DHp well s trong construction 69e NILSON'S RIG .... PENROSE HOT ,,~ •5 Ot. •Smoked Flavor NILSON'S RIG. n.19 NILSON'S REG. S11 ... NELSON'S IIG. 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NELSON'S RIG. S2.69 NELSON'S REG. S1.1t ASSORTED STYLES •Original •18 Oz . ; l ; KETCHUP Society . , Olb coupon good on!)> II llrnluclly r'rit:d Olk krn "ora " MEMORIAL DAY •16 '1, Oz . Size OPfN Pll · ~~ 14.5 Oz. •P~onut Butt~r 'Continued from page II pn ·s.·nled by Mrs. iA't' Lee. Tht• tn\'OCa ti on was ).! ive n by Jackie Zer kl e and lh l' be nt'didi on by Rube rt Brown . St•vt· ra l st•mor members wt·re ft•aturcd in two \'Ol'a l numbt.'rs ·'J'll Alwa ys Ht' llll'lllbe r " a nd "Gradua tion Day ." St•niors includt' : Rf'he cc n Sm1 th. Tony Amburqey . Br1nn l\rmc5 . Edw1n Ash, x ShPrr y BeeQ IP. x Robert Brow n. Sam uel· Buckley , Rob1n Burnem, Chnrles Chnpmn n. Wdl1nm Coqn r. Ke ll y Co unts. C1ncly Cross. x Mctod1 Cun r11fl. x Of'n1 sc Dee m. V1cky Deem . DeWnync Dill , Tn mar n Ervin . AI1C1il Evnn5. 0Mirl Evnns, Jul1e Flc:~qq, Will1nm Foley, K1mbe r ly Fo llrod . Wdl1r1m Fos ter Jr , Mil ford Freder1 ck. TerC'sn Gruese r . M1chae1 Grny . Rn lph Jnrdcn . J c:~ mcs HMmon Jr . 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'., YOUR CHOICE - ,I - Ollio Valley Commandery, No. 24 will confer the order of the temple at 7 p.m . Wednesday. All knights templars are invited to attend. 199 ARMOUR ARMOUR BEEF STEW CORNED BEEF 'HASH NELSON'S REG. S1.09 ERFELDS IN POMEROY Bowrs f&-49. To confer order Heavy Duty •Includes Borbeque Tools $1599 This 3 piece meal includes , dtrt>t·t <~. nd Lloo 't diarl>!e I MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL • ) plctts of chicken (Original Ktc ipe Albaay, Ohio ARMOUR TREET •12, , Sylvania Standard Bulbs IIW~ 01 WHEELS -REGULAR $19.99 I PIECE COI.OE.'S GIOICI Atbt'ru; l.J\'t'II IOf'k.,S.it' PEDESTAL HIBACHI -3'x5' SIZE AMERICAN FLAG -HEAVY WEATHER RESISTANT FABRIC -AUTHENTIC FADE-RESISTANT COLORS -2 PC., 6'x%" STAFF HALYARD AND MOUNTING BRACKET The fJOO prizl' for a n •cord fltghl wcnl uncl aimed Saturday. Appollo Too's owner, Mtchael Frl'eze of Springfield, sa 1d he didn't hC:I ve any trai nin g program for his bini . FreeZ<' said he has about 25 chi <'kens ami " he's tht• one I t'l.i UJ! ht. " He sa id the winnt• r' s fu tun· 1s st•c ure, Slnl'l' he kt:'eps chickens for thei r t•gg· la yi ng va lue. " I don't ca l my own . They di l' of old agt•." he SC:I Id . Somt· fl yers fa ced a less st•cun· futun·. One was named '' Fly or Ft·y." Mosl c hirkl' ns fl oppt•d to lhl' ~· rnund under the la unchin g pad or fkw m tilt' wron g dir ection, thsqualifyin g the m. Onl y barnyard ~ · hi ck l'ns an• a llowt>t.l . A mechanit'al dm.·ken s lipped in unt• yea r was disqua lified . Enms said tht·n· are chicken fl~· mg squadrons 10 rnore than a duzl'n sta tes, with many of tlwm ope ratmg to raist• mom·y for l' hanly. Then· Wt'fl' rooster crow ing and c·h1 cken runmng contests and e\'t·nts fur pt•opk as Wl'li Saturda y. Illel udin g a "thi cken leg contest" in whi<'h men a nd women with skinny f. I, Com_plete U.S. Flag Kit peting for cas h prizes, owners watched as their birds were nudged one ala time by Marsh. I AP Lascrpholol. 2,000 at allllual chicken flying event at Rio Grande RI O GRANI1E. Oht o I AP 1 - Sher- ....... ,, � 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 17, 1982 roush