https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0c40d720f20fe052defcce7948886975.pdf 917ef608ce58e7b0fea94cc8e6985d3a PDF Text Text • enttne Voi.Jl,No.IJ Copyrighted 1 Scc t wn c;, 16 P,lgt' '> Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, May 19, 1982 1981 !) Cl· n h A Mul11med1r1 I nc Ni' w s p.lp Cr British forces ready for island invasion By The Assul'iated Press Strengthened British landing forces were reported closing on the falkland Is lands toda y in preparation for an invasion as new Argentine proposals were sent from U.N. headquarters to the British government. Britain's Independent Television News said about :;o shtps wtth J,900 marines and paratroopers aboard were believed massed off the South Atlantic a rchipelago, ready to challenge the estimated 9,000 Argentine troops sent to the islands since they were seized from Britain April 2. 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' Correspondents with the British task force reported the arrival Tuesday of a contamer shipload of Harri er jets to reinforce the estimated 37 vertical-takeoff jump jets in the fleet's alf arm. Chargi ng Argentina with "endless preva ri cati on," British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher told the House of Corrunons the outcome of the cease- fir e ta lks at U.N. headquarters should be known by Thursda y, and if they fa tled, " no military action can be held up in any way." By KATIE CROW The financial problem whtch plagued the Meigs County Welfare Department last weekend Cool Gard solar glass option . Energy efficient 1n all seasons . also re duces fabric fading Moon found guilty of tax evasion 10. Exclusive double structure de- NEW YORK - The Rev . Sun Myung Moon's conviction for conspiracy to evade income taxes is a 20th century equi valent of the persecution of Jesus Christ, says the president of the American branch of Moon's Unification Church. A U.S. District Court jury deliberated four days after a six-week trial before returning the guilty verdict against the 62-year-old Korean evangelist. The Unification Church leader could receive up to 14 years in prison when he is sentenced July 14. Moon was convicted of filing false income tax returns to the Internal Revenue service and conspiring to evade taxes on about $162,000 in personal income . sign. Better th an wood. vinyl, metal or alum mum wmdows 11 . Both SI!Shes tilt ln . Clean everything from 1nside easily and safely. 12. Double or triple panes. Both prov1de a lull inch of msulation for greater fuel savings . 13. VIrtually eliminates drafts. 8way weather-s tripping and wool pile in sulation help yo:J s ave again on fuel costs . Tax credit. Save 15 % with a Federal Ene rgy Tax Credit up to $300' No more sticki ng o r hard to raise sashes . Columbia towed to rehdezvous OUR BES f! 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Blue Shield wants rate hike -- --·- -- --------- -·------ ---, Please Place Postage Stamp Here L_ Cardinal Builders , Inc. 4409 East Main Street Columbus, OH 43213 I I I I I I I I I ;J-,_ _.Jr.\. -;c, __ aiiiilli TRAFFIC SLOWDOWN - Construd iun rn•ws for the Cnlumbh.J Gas Cu. nf Ohin lay ing new lint's along Sl•,·oml An·. in Ponlt'rny from Buth·rnut In Mulht· IT) Avt•. slmn·d lht·usual flny, of traffil' a l o11 g tht· stn·d . Financial crisis may occur Hassle-free screens. Made to res1s t ripping . dust and pollen . our s creens never rust . a lways glide easily 1nto position 14. " I believe that any military action or option cannot and must not be dela yed by people who are extending negotiations,'' she declared. The tabloid London Daily Express reported Mrs. Thatcher informed Queen Elizabeth II "a decision has been taken to invade the Falklands. with the final timing still to be fixed." At the United Nations. Argentine Deputy foreign Minister Enrique Hos conveyed new proposa Is Tuesday night to Secreta ry-Ceneral Javier Perez de Cuella r. He sa id thr proposals, whi ch responded to British proposa ls made Monday. were intended to " bridge and narrow the differences" between the two Sides. AND RECEIVE A FREE GIFT TOO! because stale reimbursement fund s are normall y behind. Due to an order from the s late auditor no warrants could be iss ued if the account is in the red. At Tuest..la y's co rmn1 ~s r one r s meeting, Mike Sw isher, dirl'L'tor of lhe welfare department. reported the depannent had received $21,725 from the state lca,·ing a ea' h balance of $31 ,996.98. Uw ('Olll - missionl'rs lo address till' st;tll' \VIlli the proble 1n ·· Sw1s hcr l'OinJnentl'd . It wl-l s noted thc1t the cumllli sswners has dJ s{'usscd Uw ISS Ul' 1\ pp ruxHna\t'ly :lO~ l ).! t'!ll'l'i!l n ·k d ('llt•ck s wl'nl out 111 Met~ · t·ompcm ·d \ 1, 70 a yl'ar a ~ u . Sw1 shl'r cnhh'd \hctl hts dt ·parlntt'ttl t:-. s tdl taktll t' a p- w1th the state. plH·at]()ns. It IS hupt'fu l th ctl fund s rlt 't't h-tl \\II\ pruble1n s and I ur ~ t· The morll' y t o be l'l't't'l\'ed $14 ,692.10 1 Sl1liWS <Ill I!){TL' i-I SL' of arproximl.lle\y $50 .000 ov t· r llw las t pa y ml'nl relTI \ ed . Pa y mt·nts <Ht ' bfi SL'LI un the L 'l.ISt' load of till' pnor quarter anti \'at) fr o111 qui'irlt'r tu quartl'r. Htchanl JtlllL'S, r oJntlll.'iS illtll'r. noted 1l ts the respnn s1b1ltly of Swishl' r to wiJJHill Stt •r the Wt•lfan· pro gnm1. The t·ounty 1s 111 1w fllla ll nal posJtion to fund €1 prugr'-!Ji l thctt Js sponson •tl by lhl' stall' , Jones rom lnl'llll'd . " The Wl'lfe~rL' (_kpa rtllll'll t ts gotn g to hC:J \'t' to opl'rall' on mmwy tl rl't'l'l ves from the StC:Jk of Ohw <Jlld ! S L'l' that <Jd\'CHlt 't'S are l'l'l'l'iH•tJ Ill s uffi cten t t tmt· nr llw n · nJUid bl' a lw av cu labk wlw11 ru·t·d n l. 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Illt't ' r ,. , ;nd ht.• \\ ll l] \d l>t' ;t \ \l lt' :--.1 \ t.• t!ll :'\l t~lldct ~, :\1(1 ~ ~~ Mtss Oliver 'a1d : "Before we seniors officially lea ve Me~ gs Htgh School , we owe a word of thanks to those people who ha \'C helped us obtain our education. "To our teachers, the board of education, Mr. Diehl, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Morris. Mr . Ca rpenter . and anyone else who has taught u' something, we a rc gra teful , for yo u have given us the chance to get something that can never be taken from us - an education. "This knowledge provides u' with a start toward all we've yet to learn , for lea rning is never-ending . The best way to repay those who have helped in our present education is to continue to learn, not only by studying, but by li ving, doing , experi encing, and growing. For growing, like learning, is continual. "As was once said, 'What I am to be I am now becoming.' As we leave high school, each of us is faced with setting our goals for our life. For most of us, this is the very fi rst time WASHINGTON - Nineteen states and the District of Columbia suffered double-digit unemployment in March, more than three times as many as in the same month a year ago, the Labor Department reported Tuesday. The Bureau of Labor Statistics, releasing seasonally unadjusted jobless figures for the :;o states and the nation's capital, said unemployment ranged from a high of 17 percent in Michigan to a low of 4.8 percent in Oklahoma. In March 1981, six states - Alabama, Alaska, Indiana, Michigan, Oregon and West Virginia - had state unemployment rates of 10 percent or more of the labor force. Winning Ohio lottery number CLEVELAND - The winning number drawn Tuesday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game ''The NUTQber" was 699. In the semiweekly "Pick 4" game, the wiMing number was 2599. The lottery reported earnings of $624,528.50 on its daily game. The earnings came on sales of $846,992.50, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $222,464, lottery officials said. lVeatimerforecast Partly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent chance of showers or thunderstonns. Lows 57-02. Winds southwesterly around 10 mph. Partly sunny Thursday .with a 40 percent chance of showers or thun..derstonns. Highs 78-&. Extended Oblo Forecast Friday through Sunday: Fair Friday and Saturday. Cbauce ol abowen or lbund~ntorms Sunday. Afternoon blpi ln_apper •to mld-'llll and overnight IO'Iirs In mld-48s to mid-SOl- ' and a directive from the state auditor whereby tile co unt y treasurer can no longer issue a warrant on an account that ~oe' not ha ve sufficient funds. Last friday , the welfare department was approximately $12,000 in the red w1lh $4,000 1n vouchers bemg withheld. The we lfare department has 111 the past operated on a defint <:HTounl l· ·~ a l dtwll!llt'll1.'i Welfarl' Department would gd 111 ad vt:ml·e the week of Ma y 24, tuL-t\Jn ~ $1 14 ,692.10. ThiS JIIOilt'Y IS fOil till' month of J Ulll' . " Unless mh·ant 'l'S CCII\ lJI' fur th coming tlwre will be 111on· avoided . 19 states hit double digit figure . crease in the general relief case load lht· an ·a :mtl 1.., !' 1'11 111! !ht' llt'n· ..,s cJ r ~ wou ld ht• s us rw ntk d" .J olll' S n ·1mtrked. II v·:as 1ntl1 1'a lt' J that Ilk s la k JlllH s t'I' S tlw problt-tntllat t'X t:- . ls 111 Mt ·l~·:--. (' uunty and 11 ts hupt'd will !!lt't'l \h1 · IH'nls of tht· dt.• p;trtllt ' lll Swt slwr S<-1](1 then• lw s lwt 'll ;HI lt l· nl'aSt' 111 tht' cost· load . Graduation services held at Meigs COLUMBUS, Ohio - A !!;-year-old girl whose famil y reported her missing Monday called her parents Tuesday morning, saying she had escaped from two captors as they slept in their car. Kristin L. Kendrick said she slipped away from two men who abducted her while she was jogging Monday morning. She said her ca!}tors tried to make her sell drugs and threatened to kill her unless s~e cooperated. She said she escaped from the car on U.S. 23, in franklin County, and made her way to a friend's home in Powell to call her parents. lACT NOW: PHONE or at ltllll' wlwn tlw wl'lfan· t !t ·pa rt n w nl WORTHINGTON, Ohio - The Blue Shield insurance firm headquartered in this Columbus suburb has asked permission to raise rates for about 56,000 of its 3 million customers. Blue Shield, known as Ohio Medical Indemnity Mutual Corp., filed a proposal with the Ohio Department of Insurance to raise rates for customers under age 65 who have non-group or group conversion contracts for health care cost protection. Horner S. Harrison, senior vice president, said the firm lost $1.4 million on those contracts in 1981 and that higher rates could not be Teenager escapes captors Portlble TV/AM/FM Rlldlol ha ~ least temporarily ended. It was reported last Sa turday that the Meigs County Welfare Department had a financial probl em. '!'he problem at the welfare depa rtment was brought about by an Ill- Sw 1sher sa 1d the stale had 1ssued a statement that the Me1 gs C'ountr {I_,. . r ; Lynne Dec Oliver, sa lutatorian, gave the class address Tuesday night at the 14th commencement l'XL'rci ses at Mei gs Hi gh s~hool. ·'I' d l!kt• lu il'a\'t' yo u w1th so methin g that w as passl'd nn to I !It', fittin gly by fi fri L· nd , and I 'd likl· tu pass 1t on to yo u - my fnend s i:I S we ll as fellow g ra du~:~tcs. T<tke a moment l t~ luuk, really look , at till' person on either s itlt · uf you, 111 front and behind you. ThesL' i::ll'l' your classm at es and fn L·nds, yuu'n.· s hared so much to}..!l'lher - yd you ma y neve r s t'L' Ci::lch uthl'r a gmn. Fur 1t's time for us to ~ u uu r SL'p<:~ra t t ' ways and take on the world. Bullakt• hea rt, for what ap pears to be tht· t•nd is real ly a new bcg lllntn g." Presentation of the l'lass wa s made by James A. D1ehl. Jr ., prinCipal and acceptance of lht· class by Dan E. Morns, supenntendcnl. Presenting the dipl omas was Robert Barton, presidenl of the board of educa tion . The band played two seled1 ons. one of them the Alma Mater , " Maroon and Gold" and the !'t't't'S S illll i.il . Tht · l>t'llt'tlldturl wa .'i l! l\'l'!l b) tl 11· Ht' \' Hubt•rt Me(; IT l.raduaks tnt· ,ud,· · D r ,lV •'( J.. 1 R tf J.. E l it r·', l).!( n M, r 11,w l [),l it • tr lv\'•lrll'> I,Hl l,l l <i l '(1111 1\ll qt ],l t,!\, )1- 1(' )loo ny A lrs h tr c. 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Pt l y(i •' lclrl M rlf' M ,l r ltn. RO ( I •• •( Ir· /1/t O,lflli'l. Mn r k J\nd r i' W M1 C·tW• ' P .1 ut D A n n D nv 1s. V tc k y l_f'(' Di' t)ord K1n1 b <' lry JC'rl n D eMoss. J rl Y A Q p wt tur drlll s l , Mil l drll t' Su r Ooerlcr . Te r es,, Otll o r d, D,l v+(l 1\ W il l1<'lm Lv nn R Dors t. Don ohu t• J orl 1 Lynn F rn nk l •n J\n<lrr •w M cJ r t, n M lrtr,lf't. P .Jrn• ' l.l ~t l+' M I I• I Gl('nn M u r r,l'{ Nil k ,lr1lO IO V1r tn rt,l )o •tlr r•y K ,1y t,,u y W,lo(!l• No : >rutii<Hn 1 Con tiiHH'd 1111 R,ln \.. ot '0rllt ' N ,lC,Il, D nnn .l pa L: t' 16 t we have made a decision of this magnitude. "Each of us will decide differently, for we all have our own hopes and dreams for the future . And we are very lucky, we are free to make our own choice. We are also free to make our own mistakes. Perhaps most importantly, if we do make a mistake, we have the 0!}portunity to pick ourselves up and begin all over again. "But we must not worry too much over the future, rather, we must live each day to the fullest. Fill every day with cariQg and love and the future will come easily. "To ~II future students of Meigs High School, our class wishes them everything we've had during our brief time here, all the good times and the laughter that goes with them, the bad times and their accomPIInying tears which only se('Ve to make the good times sweeter, all we've learned from books, from ourselves,- and from others; but most importantly, the friendships we've known &DdwilllJ'!I'JIYS remember. graduating seniors at Meigs High School were ready and waiting for the big moment Tuesday night. READY WAITING--<lreg Thomas, Melanie Dillard, Mark Boyd, Tammy Eichinger, Dave Hoffman. valedlctortan, Pam Crooks and Randy Murray ·' ' ., �Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, May 19, 1982 Commentary Ill I o~url "In o I l 'n mo rn 1 otu .. ~11 !1>6 Ill \11 11 II In II II l ' l l l l l _\ l 01 IHI \lllf ,,. \1\'-.H \ \IU \ HOBI·.HT I. WI'I/(,I·TI' I'A'I WIIJTEIIEAII BOB IIOEFI.I('II ' "''l.lllll'uhlhho r/ 1 nutr••llt l o<' rl< 1.~. \I.IU, I j.! l I 11 ;\I.E HOTIJ(;EB . .JH . \, . ., , I d11ur \ \11\1/11 tl \mo no .m '\o ,j lho ' ""'·tlt ol l' n" "'1'·'1" 1 l'uhll'h• lul.mtl ll.ltll l 'ro" ' " "'1.111"11 .111d Hu r' ''"" l. tlum '""J! II I I I H" I II 11/'1\111\ ,,r, "' j, "Ill" I I hr 1 .. hnuhl ln lo " 1h.111 UMl ""nf, ,\II lolhr' .u o 'llhJo•t '" ••lttmg .u ul TIIU,IIu 'll! llotl 10.1Lh 11,11111 .uhl ro'' ,uul tolo·plwno numho r \ o• Ull ,ll!l t• ol lo II• r-. " ' '' '" puhlt,llt'd I o·llo r' .. h o •ultll~t 111 J!•"l(l\.t ,to · .tildro ' ' 111 1! ' ' 'Ill ' rlll l j H' f 'n ll , t lll ll ' Shortly after lhc end of lhl' war, JUSl before the SovJcl-Amencan m1lllary glow had diSSipated, Capt of The New York Tunes once descnbed as lhe most suslamed what the JOurnahstJc Htmry Kamm Eddie R1ckenba cker was grven one assault agamst the hwnan s pt r it of those prcll1fied lours made famous by Pnnce Polemkm. Asked hwnan history ; and lo affect Ignorance about the condJlJon of on h1s return what were hts nn· rehgtous hberty in the Sov1et Umon. pressJOns of hfl' 111 lhe SovJet Unwn, Caplam R1ckenbacker sa1d · " Won- I Billy Graham told reporters lhal lhe churches he had VJSJled m the asserlwn of lht' melrupolll<lll of the RusSJan Orthodox Chur('h llwl dt•riul' No Jabpr unr on problems!" Moscow were as crowded as those 1n there Tht• Rl'V . Billy Graham has done as Charlolle, N C. The Washmglon Post's Dusky Doder revealed lhal freedom 111 lh<• Sov1el Un1on. Graham repl1ed llwt ht• JU.' t d1dn 't one-third of the congregation "know ,'' he had been only 111 Mosco" fur a few days, l:llld · 'thl' churches llluch to s tnk a gene ratwn's scholar· shtp, JOUrnalistic research and takl'n se rrously . It IS sHd to say this, Rwkt•nbacker ha v1ng been one of ternatJOnal partiC!panl-i in the d tsarmarnent conf ere nee f one-th1rd older women 2 Asked to comm ent on a bHnner proleshng the lack of rellg1ous freedom m Russia a Russtan woman Ill) hcrol's la nd fncndsi , B1lly Cntha rn :someone I have g r~atly ad· 11111 cd I and been bcfnended by I Bul my sadness cannot com pare to the iiwful rr 11 sery of mtllrons, of Ail'xandr Solzhcmt;;yn. WJcst•nlhal would ha\e fell 1f Rabb1 Stephen WISe had tra veled lo Ger- " It IS in tht.~ pn va lc sector that products arc created, markets are dcvl'IOpl'd, facloncs arl' buill, produclJ ve jobs are generated . and economic proJ_!rcss trul y advanced," he rerrund cd those who, in the rmdst of rccc~s J On. rm ght hCIVl' lost s1ght uf the White H ouse's goals A'::j he spoke, however, the engine sputtcrcrcd cmd coughed, the sounds of Illness ralhe1 than heal th ll l11ssed w1lh es<·a p1ng power ralhl'r than roared w1th strength Ib wheels sli pped on the n u l:; "Nobody IS forccaslmg an cconom1c Valhalla ," sa 1d We1denbawn . · Bul we rca II) arc sell1ng 111 place lhl' basiS for a hea lthy and sustainable pcnod of growth 111 th e 1980s ''And that provokes the questiOn asked more often w1lh each passmg day WhcnJn the 1980s will growth bcg1n'1 So fi:tr, tlwr c ts very little C\' Jdcnl'c that much expa nsiOn will occur th1 s yea 1, and thl' worst new:s of ell! seems to come from some of the :st1 ongcst s upporters of the president, that Is, large bus JnessC!:i " For the rest of the yea1," conl.'ludes Busmess Week magcnme after cxallllllg tht' survl') 1 csulb, " lllO!'i t buslllc!'iscs will t.:unccntretlc more un s urv1val than expansiOn "The co mment IS typica l of other <:~ sses rncnlo; mcreasmgly being made by busi ness and academic ccunomJsl'i Tu Wc!de111Jaum . the lag 111 busmess Investment IS nothmg exce ptiOnal the churche, Graham entered compnsed KGB agents and one-llurd m- rt.•admg the <H.'coun{.!j of Graham'!; pilgn lllagc, rnu:-;t feel about as As the WhJle House v1ews lhl' economy, " lhe pnvale 'ector IS the centra. I engmc of econonue growth and progress " That's th e way Jt w<:~s descnbed a few days ago by Murray Weldenhawn. cha1rman of lhc president's Council of Economic AdviSers The c n g ~ne. he suggested. IS being stoked and soon will roll down lhe tracks Ill Ill morill anal ysiS as Rockenbacker would have done 1f he had been Russwns Economic Valhalla? dtsturbances " R1ght In Arnen ca 1t ts a cauSl' a disturba nce to mterfen' wrth somt•ont who preaches th e word of God . In tht.•SO\' IP I Un 1011 tt lS to cause a disturbance to pn•aeh thl' man y tn 19:19 tu a nnounce that he found no real rllffcrence tn race relatton~ unde1 Naz1srn than at homt.• had fleelmgly unfurled before bemg earned off by lbe pollee, Graham sa1d thal , after all, pcopll' arc arrested all over lhc woild " f01 all kmds uf reasons." In hJS own church, he >a Jd, some people " have been taken oul by lhc pollee" for "cauSing word of God 3 Asked whether he agrcNI Wtlh was complete relt ~ lllUS lhal arc open. of wh1ch lhl'l'l' an· sk. the spu·Jlual home of Hussw, one thl' slor) of whal hfl' ISm lhe Sov1el Unton On unpulse. I t'a lied one such to ask about religiOus liberty m the a dozen tmmsters pt.•r }' l 'i:tr - tu !'it' l - Stll 1l'l U111on Her answer: " IllS forve 250 nullw11 Russ tan~ R<tlhe1 !Jkt· bidden lo buy a copy of the B1ble." t•yedroppmg holy water 1nlu hl'il Nt•t·d JIIIJrl' bl' sa1d? My informant is At the Amencan Embas:-;~ 111 till' daughter of the man who passed Moscow· thert.• h;wt.• n•stded. 111 tlmt l'dlcl, the daughter uf Josef Stalin Stalin. There 111 Zagorsk the) diiOIIIt HITS FIRST MAJOR LEAGUE HR- Gary Rajsich of the New York Mets follows through after he smashed his first major league home - a three run shot- in the fifth inning of Wednesday's game at Shea Stadium in New York against the Cincinnati Reds. Mels won 7-4. tAP Laserphoto ). stramb an• paramount 111 the world of diplomacy But the world of <llplomacy IS lhl' world of Caesar. and 1t Is not tht.• servll't' to that wor ld Rajsich's homer dumps Reds, 7-4 that Jl1lly Graham beca me famous fu1. or lhallhusc who ha ve followed hts banne1 are CllJOIIlCd to concern themselves w1lh We do not doubt that Caesar has tht.· power to make wm and lo dc vastall' the world Under tht.• cJ rcumstilnccs one m1ght ex· cust.' a Chamberlam's makmg flat- knng rderencc lo Adoll Hiller, or a Nixon's p1 a Ising Mao Tsc·lung But altho ugh one cannot expect t.•vcn the popt.· to tra vt.'i to a foretgn land and there lo mlJCJZl' Caesar 1l 1s a profanatiOn to prcu se s uch , '~UGIWS nEi~' w~. WE'RE EVEN CONSIDiRING BRINGING ~ COMN.~ ~~a IN SOIOOLS. mcent1 ves were supposl'd to havt.• destroyed t11a t pattern Senate name-calling academic bawn co nf essed that ntpid expans1on 1n ca pital spendmg " depends heavily on our s uccess 111 b1Jngmg Interest rates down much further than weal ready ha ve ." In effect, htgh rdtes are offscttlflg tax cuts But th ere IS always the l'Onsumer, and the consumer will get a 10 per- WASHINGTON !API - When Senate Republican s became ensnarlcd their DemocratiC GOP budget proposal - supported by PreSJdenl Reagan - lhal mcludes $40 bill1on 111 Soe1al Sccun ly cent across-lhl'-board personal lax cul on July I This, WeJdenbawn several dauns, "w tll prO\' Ide a shot m th e ann to the Amen can economy ." The cons umer'' Long memones will recall the argument that 1t was an uvercmphc-tsis on con:-:;umpt1on and too little unclerskmdmg of the need to expand producti on that got the econo1ny 1nto tL"i curTe nt Jncss co llea g ue s were b e 1ng ' dema gog ue:-;'' on the Social Secunly 1ss ue, a war of words erup- The) wil l rcl'a ll the theory of rcJnd uslnallzmg Amcnca . of funneling funds and enl'rgy 1nlo rnakmg lhl' eng me of produclJon IIIOrl' effJcJcnl and produclll'l'. and thallax benef1Lo; should be g1ven Joward that goa l. They will reca ll als<>lhal 1l bl'camt• part of lhc preSident's program , a nd the y might tht.•r efore become a b1t confused that 1t 1s the eonswner agwn who IS bcmg reli ed on to bnng the cou ntry out of rcccsston Berry's World suggested ted ll's still nol clea r who won . ·· Now we ~rc demagogues, our fncnds across lhe aJSie say," smd M1nonly Leader Robert C. Byrd, DW Va . Senate's work on a defense bill He Republican s Jn turn of accused "a ll of the demagoguery .'' Tile cros:s f1re developed as the Ill a battle over a system cuts Senate Fmancc Cha1nnan Bob Dole, R Kan ., entered lhe fray " I do nul want lo gel mlo lh1> argwnenl about who IS a demagogue so I went lo lhe dictiOnary, " Dole sa1d. " ... l was surpnsed, looking m Webster's New lnlernatwnal DieL10nary of the E ngltsh Language, Second Edrt10n, UnabrHJged When I went to the def1mt10n, tt savs, "Set.• on the other side and downtown arc Democrats also?" Democrat " Sen. Dame! Palnck Moymhan, D"Was nol the word "dcmonal " 111 N Y , , [rode lo lhe front of the lower case?" Byrd asked Scn ~lt• and lugged lhe huge "No, 1l was 10 caps." unabndgl'd dJclJOnary lo hJS desk. "Was 1l upper case?" Hl'arty laughter engulfed lhe cham" ! would be glad lo ~II' L' 1llo thl' bcr senator. IllS n ghl 10 lhl' Lhcl1onary. Sure enough, lhe Senate's 1955 1 d1d nol pnnl lhJS up. I was C\'l'n cup) of Webster's, 10 g1v10g lhe more shocked than tht• senator mu st be." Otll!lll of the word, noted 1ls Greek root was ''demos" or " people" and Byrd then asked 1f Dole mcanllo suggest, by infcrencl', lhal "lhosl' who may be demagoguiOg the JSSU<' then staled, "SEE DEMOCRAT." That rdercnce JS mrumlled m later cdJlJOns of the dJcliOnary, however. Recovery consistent throughout forecasts NEW YORK !API - In an economy of btzarre mconsistencies there IS al least one area of oulslandmg conSistency · forecaslo; lhal manage lo 1nclude a recovery 10 sp1le of week after week of bad economic news. ll isn't jusllhe preSident and his supporters who place lhe1r fa1th in lhe prmmse over reality, although they of course are the most outspoken. Corporate economJSlo; loo are playmg the same game. Throughout th ose buSiness forecasLo; JS al least one consJStenl theme that might help explain lhe apparent conlradic!Jon The conswner, they say almost 10 unison, w1ll lead the economy up from the plls. In lhal case, Jl can be reasoned. bus10ess IOlends lo begm spending and hmng when 1l gels a sign lhal lhe conswner IS m a buying mood agam. llul then you must ask why they should expect h11n lo begm buy10g agam. He IS, remember, gellmg lhe pmk slip In Apnl, 10,307,000 people were lis led as unemployed . Many of those who did have JObs weren't really very well off The savmgs rate, wh1ch had begun lo nse, has leveled off aga10. Many Incomes are frozen. And strangely l11gh mleresl rates have shut mil lwns of people out of the market, especially for cars and houses. The forecaslo; of a second-half recovery. however, seem to reduce the s1gmflcance of some of these exlraordmanlly grun bits of news. Another crisis?.._________no_nG_raf_f Are we ready for another cnSis ? Ready or nol, there are the mak10gs 111 the Ca nbbean 111 the shape of the DoiTUmcan Republic's " lsn 't th1s great about the drop m consumer pnces? If we had JObs, we could take advantage of 1t .. Today in history Today JS Wedne>day . May 19. the !39th day of 1982. There are 226 days left 111 the year Today's h1ghllghlm hiStory. On May 19. 1536. the second queen of England's Henry lhe VIII , Anne Boleyn, was beheaded. On this dale : In 1585, Spam effecl1vely declared war on England by confiscating Jlo; sh1ps 10 Spamsh ports. In 1930, while women were g1ven the nghtto vote in South Africa. In 1935, Bntish soldier and wnler T.E. Lawrence - known as Lawrence of Arabia - died in a motorcycle acc1dent al the age of 46. And in 1945, more than 400 U.S. bombers attacked Tokyo in World War II. Ten years ago: A bomb exploded 111 a washroom at the Pentagon, flooding several offices al the military complex. An anti-war group claimed responsibility. Five years ago : Big game hunting was banned in Kenya to protect the dwindling wildlife that attracts tourists to that African nation. One year ago: Five British soldiers were killed in an ambush by Irish Republican Army terrorists in Newry, Northern Ireland. Today's birthday: Labor mediator Theodore Kheel is 68 years old. Thought For Today . When God gives man an office, He g1ves him brains enough to fill it - German proverb. J • the Mannes tosa've the ·country from a percetved commumst threat. They remamed un!JI mJd-1966, when an electiOn marred by charges pres1dent1al electiOn. of fraud and voter mtiJmdation in- The 10gred1enLo; are all there: shaky economy and fragile governmental structure. a hJStory of political turmoil and Amencan mlerven!Jon, and a truculent mJIJlary leadership 10chned lo take matters 10lo ilo; own hands if il doesn't hke the results of the May 16 voting. By way of bnef rev1ew, the republic was making news as a fullblown cnSis w1thin recent memory. That was 111 the 1960s, following the assassinatiOn of longtime dictator Rafael Trujillo and the military overthrow of h1s left-leamng elected successor, Juan Bosch. Washington responded to the ensmng rrulilanl response of Bosch's supporters in lhe usual Pavlovian fashion . Lyndon Johnson ordered 10 stalled •n the presidency a cand1date approved by bolh Washmgton and the DoiTUmcan army . The surpnsing pa rt of lhe Dom1mcan story came later, 10 1978 when the 1966 loser, Antonio Guzman, won and was allowed to lake. office by a reluctant army made well aware of lhe position of a hwnan-nghls-rrunded Carter administration in Washington. The republic dJd not go to pot or corrununism and Guzman, true to a 1978 promise, i.s retiring after one term. Sporadic violence has marred a campaign in which the candidate in which the candidate of Guzman's own Dominican Revolutionary Party,.Salvador Jorge Blanco, has ap- PflliGNAHT! THe ICAN'rGeT [}(}C1(R. 5fEW.() £Mil1 fTI 6NJftc '10111113 5/ll?e? C£1UA/N. I I JOAN/&. I fiAV/5 10A510WA QESTW. ~[)I IXdT 11¥1/ff )f)IJ 10 rET MA/), I fAIHY I«J/J/.() ' I rET t-WJ? I peared lo lead a f1eld mcludmg on lhe lcfl wmg our old fn end Juan Bosch as lhc entry of lhe Domm1can LJberalJOn Party. Bull he real problem IS lhe army, wh1ch likes Blanco nol much more than 11 does Bosch and has been orgumg tls case Ill Washmgton. The response has been miXed. The Stale Department IS on record as bemg opposed lo any mterference m lh_e normal elcclJOn proce~s and willing to work w1th any freely elected Dominican government. The Domimcans have encountered a friendlier reception m the Pentagon, however. ll has found expression in arms aid, nol in alarITUng quantities in itself but possibly sufficient to give an impressiOn of support. Such impressions, as lhe Argentme descent upon lhe Falklands has suggested to some observers, can have unfortuna\e consequences. JOIWJe, IU457HIS Under lhe cJrcurn.slances, the lack uf public allentwn lo lhe developing . Dmmmcan sJluatJOn may or may not be a good lh10g. With luck, the neglect w1ll turn oul lu be bemgn. Spared lhe mlense outside pressures affhclmg an El Salvador, the Dmmmcans may be able to work out lhe1r own solul10n with just enough prodd10g from Wash10gton to keep, them all play10g with10 lhe1r own rules. On lhe other hand, should the rules be damned, the Umted Slates could suddenly be mvoJved in another cnsis lak10g most Americans by NEW YORK lAP! Gary RajSich, after stx weeks m lhe majors, was begmmng lo feellhal he didn't belong w1lh lhe New York Mels. ll took h1m just one mmng lo gel nd of those lhoughLo;. RajSJch turned 1l all around m the f1fth mnmg of Tuesday mght's 7-4 Mels vJclory over the Cmcmnall Reds, makmg a spectacular play 1n nghl f1eld and slamming hJS fJr>i major league home. Ra]Sith robbed former Mel Alex Trevmo of a h1l in the [Jfth, makmg a diving catch of a smkmg lmer "I dJdn'llhmk I'd get to 1l bullhe wind held 1l up," Rajs1ch sa1d after the game. In the bollom of lhe mmng, Rajsich capped a four-run outburst agamsl Red starter Bruce Bereny1 with a three-run shot to right center that cleared the 371-fool marker. " I really feel much better after lomghl's game," said Ra]SICh. " ll feels good to contnbute lo the team. I feel like I belong now." Entering Tuesday mght's game, Rajsich, who spent six seasons 111 lhe mmor leagues, had been s lumpmg with a .169 average and no runs balled m. But he feels he won't have lo press anymore. "Everylhmg should be real smooth, " he sa1d " I feel like lhe we1ght of the world IS off my shoulders. I'll never forget this PITISBURGH (AP) _Comme nts · by Pittsburgh Pirates scout Howle Haak that his team musl seek more bl ks young, white ballplayers over ac , has shocked club Cha1rman John W. Galbreath. But third baseman Bill Madlock, who is black, says !-laak "told the truth." " What Howie saJd was the lrulh," Madlock said Tuesday in San Francisco, where the Pirates are playing a three-game senes. "He told the truth but Jl has been sa1d before, so I Ca ~'t understand why it is such a b1g thing. " Madlock said, however' that Haak "meant no harm" by his remarks lo The Assoct.ated Press and The Pil- "We'reLeague going toteam. have to trade for Baseball some whites," Haak said. "I'd say you have to have about four wh1tes starting." Haak said lhe Class AAA farm club ai Portland, Ore., where the Piratesplayed an exhibition ga'!le Monday night, is overloaded wtth DOONESBURY ITGIJT 8Y 8llTH Scioto results (Y 1/5. CoLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Multi Hill driven by Bruce Riegle, won lhe 'featured eighth race at Scioto . Downs Tuesday to pay $26.80, $7 and $5.~. · phy brought horne one run w1th a Single. A lhrowmg l'ITUI by ldt f1cldcr Terry F'rancona allowl'd another to score, and Murphy even- tually srort·d the lh1rd run of llll' Jnmng on Chmnbltss' sal'llfWl' fl~ Phil N1ckru, 2-0, struck oul fuUI and walked four before nel'dlll)..( Gene Garhc1 's relief lwlp 111 thl' Clghlh . Astros 2. Phillies I Alan Ashby 's lwo-oul smgll' 111 lllc 12th mnmg scon:d pmch-runrwr Scoll Loucks from lh1 rd base lu lead Houston over Phlladl'lph1a hittmg Phil G<JrneT. \\ lw h.td !11 \ 111 H nf h1s liJst 16 gdJIH•s. ttl f.wt· t\.-,llb~ Ashby, wlw .-; nc~ppl'd <JII o--rur-17 slump wttll l\1n lllh Mund.t\ llH-'hl. then spmlet.l tiH· slrdlt f.:\ IJ\ ltfllfl g .t st nglt· to t't'lltl'l Gmnts 2. Piratt·!'! I Houktt.' IJ!III.a skt·\ [HII'hnl c1 fn!.ll · httlt•J dll tl battt· r ~ IIIi-th ' Boh Jir t•nl~ bt•ltt•d thn•t.• h1l:-i <iiH.I sr or eli l\\lt "l ' a~ San F'1~Hli'IScO t.'llt.h•d .1 fo uJ -t',<:illH' lus1n~ ~ lre ak hy bt·atlng 1-'1tt sb u1 gil l .o:~skey. J-2 . .tllov..t.·tl ~lll t' lt• s 111 ll w ftrs t , th1rtl and etghllltllll!ll p lwfur \' ~ 1 \'lllJ..! up .J ;tsun ThO!IIfJson ~ lith hmm lUll \\ 1th tYdl out 111 thj · ntnth 1-fl> n·ttrl'li 12 st1 dt gllt b.ttlt ·Js bl'l· wt•t•n the fourt11 c~nd t'IJ'hlll diH! ftnt:-;ht·d \\ttl! St'\ t'll sl!lktttllh r~lld twu v.alks Tlw (;li:IJIL~ tutalt·d t'lJ'ill luis qff P1lt shu1 l.!h s ldi h•f .llfhll C;J!Hi d.n 1,1 0- 2. who ptlt llt •d st'\t'll llllllll !'~ Ray Km ght , who earlier l'Xtendt·d Ius ballmg streak lo 15 games. o------------opened the 12th w1lh a doubll' off relieve r Ed F'arml'r , 1·2 Afll'> JoSl' Cruz flied out, l.ouck.s, runlllng fm Kmght , advanced to lh1rd on an 10· f1cld oul by Jot• Pillman The Phlihl's l'ledl'd tu ""lk hot· Hunt, Herndon enjoy great nights in pacing team wins connected 111 lhl' f1flh mnmg off grounded oul aga1nst Dave Beard Lance Parnsh also homered for rel1eve r Jun Palmer the T1gers, wh1le Rickey Henderson. ~--------------1 Danny Goodwm. Dave McKay and pmch-hiller Jeff Burroughs connected for Oakland. Burroughs' grand slam capped a sJX-run seventh thall1ed the score !f-9, bullhe T1gers went ahead 111 theJr half of the seventh on R1th1e Hebner's smgle, an Illfi eld oul and Parnsh's lw<>-oul SJngle. S1ngles by Lou Wh1taker and 115 N. 2nd Ave. Alan Trammell >COred Parnsh By Associated Press Lamarr Hoyt's wmning streak JS all3 and counllng, wh1le Larry Herndon's home run barrage ended at four m a row, bul both players have their names m the record books. Hoyt, the Ch1cago While Sox' nghl-hander. JS unbeaten m c1ghl decJSJOns lhJS season and sel a club record w1lh hJS 13th consecullve lnwnph m a ltl-2 rout of the Texas Rangers Tuesday mghl Meanwh1le, Herndon, Delrml's Jefl fielder. homered hJS hrsl three Middleport, OH. tunes at bat ::~nd drove 111 seven runs While Sox 10,Hoyt's Rangers 2 pilCh1 ca~o backed fl ve-hJl chmg w1lh a 14-hJl attack Greg I.uzmskJ drove m four runs w1lh a double and two smgles, while Carlton F'JSk had lwo smgles and three RBis. Hoyt's 13-game winmng streak Js four short of the AL mark of 17 consccull\ e lnwnphs shared by Johnny Allen of Cleveland 10 193637 and Dave McNally of Balllmore m 1968-69. Hoyt, who was 111 lhe bullpen earlier 111 the season, has won all five of hJS slarls and lhe While Sox have g1ven hun a total of 52 runs m those runs mas many lnps lo lhe plate. Il was the 16th lime m maJOr league h1story a player h1t four con· secut1ve horne runs over a twl}-game stretch. Pittsburgh's Ralph Kmer did 1t tw1 cc and the last American Leaguer to accomplish the feat was Balllmore's Don Baylor m 1975. AL streaks were nol llm1led lo Hoyt and Herndon. Elsewhere, the Callforma Angels won their fifth row, defeatm~ black and Lahn American players, some of whom may have to be traded lo make room for more fuurth consecutive game a.s the Yankees downed the Kansas C1ty Royals, lhe Seattle Manners blanked tile Boston Red Sox 2-0 and the Clevelan~ lnd1ans edged the Toronto Blue Jays 6-5. Herndon hll his three home runs against Mike Norns - a three-run blast 10 the first mning and lw<>-run shots 1n the third and hflh - bul the streak ended m the seventh when he whites on lhe major league team. Eleven of the 25 players on PllLo;burgh's llllljor league roster are white. Galbreath, a businessman in Colwnbus, Oh10, said he couldn't believe Haak would make such statements. Galbreath said Haak's remarks did not reflect hJS own views or those of hiS son, Dan tingHaak'sstatemenls. "In baseball, color or natJOnalily has nothing to do with a player's ability to succeed," Kuhn told the Post-Gazette. "It is a man's talent which determines whether he should be playing - that and nothing r;::;::::::::::::::::::::::::;1 VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAf EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST OHice Hours by Appointment Only $2.80. The winner's time was 2:06 4-5 on CALL (614)-992-2104 or (304)-675-1244 . The first race trifecta, 2-3-1, paid $203.40. • . .to .. 1 • BtftLT~M l'tiiMER o UCELLfiiT CO'fEilA&l o SOAP AND WATlR CLUM4JP WITH LUCilE OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINTS Available in Wh1te and All Colors PICKEN'S HARDWARE 13 games Brunansky, appearing m his fifth game smce the Twms ol>tamed him m a trade from the Callforma Angels' fann system, r(;~;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;~;;i~~~:~ G~=~~oct~~~dH~~~~i~~~~~.r:::~ JOHN A. WADE, M.D., INC. .- u. up OUIIAIIUll o Twins 8, Orioles 7 A three-run homer by newly acqmred rook1e Tom Brunansky, hJS lh1rd m the lasllhree games, snapped a 3-3 tie and helped Minnesota end an f1ve-game losing streak and defeat Baltimore for lhe hrsllime m some baSis in fact. "Now when the Pirates call up a white player from the minors, there might be a black player who will feel he wasn't called up because he is black," Madlock sai6. Baseball Corrunissioner Bowie Kuhn and Pirates General Manager Harding "Pete" Peterson issued strong statements Tuesday rejec- more." m ov W ~~orowlnA o PROYEM Angels 4, Brewers I Steve Renko pitched a lhree-hJtler and rel~red lhe last 20 batters for hJS f1rsl complete game smce 1980 and Bobby Gnch h1l a lw<>-run homer. Renko completed only one of 23 slarLo; m 1980 and started 15 games w1lhoul gomg the route last season. It was hiS th1rd start of 1982 Milwaukee Brewers 4-1; Mmnesola rook1e Tom Brunansky homered for the th1rd stra1ghl game as the Twms outlasted the Baltimore Orioles 8-7, New York's Ron Gu1dry won hJS byGalbreath the remarks he shocked wasn't sa1d hethat was so prepared to make any corrunenl on what m1ght be done aboulthem. fuo~tde•• abouc ..v.,, madtl \_J~~~P~H;.~9~9~2~-~2~3~4;2~~~~~~~··'~"~'"~'~-'~'~'"~''~·~' ~c~~~,~,~~ ga mes the said. Keep an eye '-"" ' fur ct... ,· t., maJOr leaguP record of four home game m a BARGAIN MA ~ SM"& Su~ AIL SEATS JUS T SJOO ~SSION fVf RY ~[50AY S_i O_!l DOWNING-CHILDS INSURANCE AGENCY as the T1gers ouLo;lugged lhe Oakland A's 11-9 Smce he also homered hJS fmal lime up Sunday agamst Mmnesola, Herndon l1ed a In second was Summit Hill for $3 and $2.60. Third was Senate Jlill for a sloppy track. l. In the Melo; b>g flflh, wmmng pitcher Randy Jones walked, Mook1 e Wilson smgled lo center, and Wally Backman bunted for a base-h1l. Joadmg the bases. After Rusty Staub delivered a sacnflce fly and George Fosler filed oul, Rajsich homered lu g1ve the Melo; a 7-llead. " Bereny• had been throwmg me a lol of >ilders," added RajSich, "bull knew he had lo come m w1lh lhe fastball sooner or later. I was wa1l111g funl." Manager George Bamberger feels Ra]SJCh could hll 2tl-25 home runs 1f he played on a regular bas1s. Bul, sa1d Bamberger, " I'm gonna have lo p1ck my spolo; w1th h1m .. , Jones, :;.2, needed relief hdp1n the e1ghlh from Ne1l Allen, who gamed his !Olh save. Bereny1, 4-2, lasted five mnmgs and gave up all the Mels' runs. The nght-hander had allowed two runs or less 111 six of hJS last seven starts. Cmcmnall had taken a 1-0 lead m the hrsl on Dave ConcepciOn's RBI smgle. Bul the MeLo; came back w1lh three runs m the fourth, one on a double by Hub1e Brooks and two on Ron Hodges' double. Johnny Bench's third homer of the season and 26th of his career agamsl the Mels made the score 7-2 in the seveolh. Cesar Cedeno singled home two Cmcinnali runs in the e1ghth before Allen came on lo cool off the Reds. Galbreath, the Pirates' president. "That's not the attitude of myself h ball I b I or rny son or t e c u . assure you of that," Galbreath told WBNS. TV. "In fact, the question I don't think tsburgh Press. has ever come up in our minds here Haak, 71, the Pirates' chief seoul between Dan and myself, and I'm who discovered Hall of Fa mer h Roberto Clemente, said Pittsburgh just as disappointed as the devil t at ns won't come out if there are too Howie, being the fine scout he's been fa 1 over the years, would make a many blacks on the Nallona statement like that." Galbreath The besllh10g of all would be 1f the election and tls aftermath demonstrate that some lessons have been learned, m lhe Dominican Republican and Washington. There have certainly been enough m recent years logo around. I mnmg lo send Allanla over MontreaL The Brave' trailed 2-1 beforl' Horner opened the SJxlh w1lt1 a ~ame-ly 1ng homer off Expos slarlcr Bill Gullickson, 2-3 . Cham bll" foll owed w1th another homl'r The Braves then sewed 1l up w1lh three runs 10 the seventh Dall' Mur· 531 JACKSON PIKE AI 35 WEST •th comments Madlock agrees Wl one." surpnse. R&AX. made a w10ner of Neidenfuer, 1-1. The Cubs had lied game in lhe lop of the mnth when Kerth Moreland and Leon Durham hil one-oul s10gles lo chase Dodger starter Bob Welch and pwd~runner Gary Woods scored on Larry Bowa's smgle off Ne1denfuer. Cardinals 2, Padres 0 Bob Forsch pitched a five-hiller and smgled home a run and Gene Tenace blasted a homer as St LouJS blanked San D1ego Forsch, !HI, drove '" lhc CardiOals' second run w1lh a lw<>-oul s10gle 111 lhe seventh after Tenace had walloped hJS homer lead1ng off lhe inning. The nght-hander walked one and struck oullwo. John Curt1s, 2-2, p1lched e1ghl mmngs for San D1ego, allowmg seven h1Lo;, and was locked m a scoreless duel w1th Forsch un!JI Tenace slammed a 3-2 p1lch for h1s lh1rd homer of lhe season. Forsch had nol won Si nce beal1ng Houston H on Apnl 29, fa 1lmg to gel a deciSion m hiS last three starts HIS last shutout came in 1979 Braves 6, Expos 4 Bob Horner and Chns ChambliSs h1l successive home runs m the hflh Phon1.: 441) <1 5:?4 ApologiSts for Billy Graham will make llw pmnt lhal dJplomalJ c conslramls are paramount; and they will be wrong . D1plomallc con- CISl'a rs as dl'e cngagl'd Ill mounliOg They haven 't In hJS address. loa Sl Louis busmcss audll'ncc. WcJden- By Associated Press One thing about Pedro Guerrero: He doesn'llhmk sma ll. "I wasn't thinking smgle or double," the Los Angeles Dodger outfielder sa 1d about hJS lnp lo the plate Tuesday mghl leading off the bottom of the mnlh mmng agam;i the Chicago Cubs " I was thinking home run ." Guerrero translated hJS thoughts mto action, belting a 3-1 p1lch from B1ll Campbell Jnlo the center f1eld seals al Dodger Sladiwn. The result was a dramatic 2-1 VIClory for the Dodgers over Ch1cago !hal saved some embarrassment for reliever Tom Niedenfuer, who had g1ven up the Cubs' lying run m the top of the mnlh. "I knew I would h1l one," sa1d lhe confident nghl fielder who has deli vered the long ball on e1ght other occaSions lhJS season for the defendmg world champions. "You've gol to feel good after wmnmg a game like that. (Manager Toml Lasorda told me to gel on base. Bul as I walked to lhe plate, l wasn't jlLsl lhmkmg about gellmg on base ." Guerrero's blast off Campbell, tl-2, secluSion. siX Pentecostals seekmg 11 run 1 ~ ral10n mlo any land !hal Will pcn 111 t them relJgJOus fn'edom. Thl'l' sought a VJSJl by B1lly Gra ham, dJUI. at f11·sl he refused Bul thiS so shorkt•d whatever there IS of a moral ,.., 11 unulllly '" the dlplomalJc set Ihat fu1ally he agreed lo go lo them dllrl p1a y. bul sel down such conthllon' as lhal there could be no 1cpnrll'rs. lhal curlams would be rloscd on llll' a.sembly, lhal there would bl' no photographers. When Ril ly G1a ham left, one of the SIX I she h, 11 J dared lo hope lhal Graham · Capil<JI spl'ndmg IS lrad1l1onally tht• lagging sector of lhl' economy, and we arc scl'lllg lhal pallernl<Kia)," he slate' Bulcnl1cs p0111l oullhallax • Guerrero's homer whips Cubs thousands, :;cern to ha vt.' llbt•rt; In \\nuld 1nkrcede for her and her have wors hip sernl.'es" B1ll~ fl·llow comrnuntce~nts) was Graham made these stalt·rnents JUSt ph)'Sitally SJck. So should be those une hoUI 's tra vel tun c from Zag~~r·­ thoo, ands who have struggled lo lell of the three SUI'VIVI!lg !'i elll\11(11'\\'S, reduced 111 number ufte1 the Jeatll of The Dally Sent,nei - Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Oh10 Irreverent Dr. Graham WilliamF.BuckleyJr. The Daily Sentinel til l Wednesday, May 19, 1982 got PliiDS to home "' r1 f=9 DO·IT·YOURSELF WITH THESE MONEY·SAVING VALUES! ~• ORN YTE 5 f I BE RGLA 55 PANEL AVAILABLE IN GREEN & WHITE 26" x ~~ ••••••••••••••• '4.00 Per Sheet 26" x lO'•••••••••••••• •s.oo Per Sheet 26" x 12~ ••••••••••••• '6.00 Per Sheet Aluminum Mobile Home Coating 5 GALLON WITH FIBER 3/8" X 4' X 8' S2J95 .15 f'ER SHEET �... ' Pag ~ 4- The, Daily se'ntin e l Wednesd~y, May t9, 1f82 : Po111 e ro·y-:-Middleport, . . Ohio. '. .Scoreboard Unser Waysit outindianapOlis 5$) . " Unser tested the car Monday, and among his first laps in a champ car this yea r, he was clocked at 192.664 . On Tuesday, Unser improved his best time to nearly 194, but he still wouldn 't say whether he intends to try to qual ify this weekend. "Yes, I kinda missed it," the 48- l ' t~;IJEH INSPECTION - Lnited States Auto Club chief technical in· spt'l'lor .Ja<·k fle,.k lt')' ta lks with ca r owner Pat Pa trick (right! after in· spt·c ting Kt·\·in Cogan's ground dfccl!i rare r during prac ti ce at the Indi anapol is Motu r Spt·t'dway las t wee k. Ground effects have come under d ust· M'fU tin y fo ll ow in~ tht· dea th nf dr ivt•r Gordon Smiley Saturday at today b.1· til t· t'\' t•n t ·s offt ctal tirnt• r s. Orw-hundn·d an d IWt'l\'t' l'D ITl pll't l'd tltt' 5-K t '\' t ' llt and 119 com pkkd tllr 10-!\ r un . Tlll it'S Wl'rl' nut krpt 1111 tlu· tl l lt' rnllt· run . F iH·-K par!H 'tpants, in tile ord e r nf tht·n· ftnt sh. wl{h l ll lll'S 1.sted f IStl'd , Wt 'IT : Tcn·K pa rt icipants. Ill the order of lhl'ir fi111 :-;h, wt lh ti mes l isted fi r st , ];, I:! \,.,, pl.,'-;!«< kn1. 1. 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Tuno];o Htl ll'~ - 4/III!. J olm Wurkr11,111 , 49 05. Hosnw Geo rgw golfer . Valenli:w, who hails from nea rby Ga i11esv ille, Ga ., says he'd like nothing more than an instant re play of his 1981 performance, but he's not sure he ca n deli ver when play starts Tho rsday in tl1e $300,000 event over 6,945-ya rd . par-72 Atlanta Count ry Cl ub course. " Th e re r ea ll y is n't a ny carryover," he sa id Tuesday. "This is still the toughest tournament for one to play in beca use it's close to home. It 's grea t to play well m front of these fans but gosh awful to play bad. I've done both, and it just adds to t ht~ r ress ure." Although he lost last yea r, the event boosted Valentine into a Marietta heads field ADA . Uht o : AP 1 • Odemli ng nat tona l dl <Hll plon Manl'lt<t Collegt' he<Jds a ftt ·ld uf SI X. ll'ams ll<JI!led fur till' NCA A Dll'ts illil III baseballluurnarnt• nt startnH.~ hen· lll'x.t Wednt·sday Ma n l'lLt 1-IJ·!l l wlllnll'l't Elmh urs t Collcgt· 12·1- lfi I 111 thl' ~ eco nd game of tl h• fir st 1'11\llld. fullownlg ;t ga!lll' bl'l Wl't:ll OUt ·rbt•itt Cullt•g t• 128-171 and Albwn Cull t·t~ t · Ji'- 11 ·1 ). Tlw ntllt'r ftr -..; 1 l'lllllld ~~llllt ' st'nrls llnst Oh 111 \'ll!'lht•nJ 1 :m-91 ag<:nnst 1 York ('IJ!lt·l' t' '21; U ' h rghe r echelon of pro golf. He won World St'r:es June 4-11 al Ma rietta , Oh:o. Mmwlk: dcfealt-d Ithaca, which had wo11 in 1980, for the champ:oilshlp last yea r It haca. with a 16- $97 ,323 and for the fi rst time made the top 60 list. "For the first time in my life, I was considered a success. I believed :t and others did, too. It has made 10 rccn rd this season. is in the fiel d uf thl' Nu rtheast Regional. Marit'ltr.l, winner uf the last six Ohio Conft•rence l 'ha1nrinnships, pl aying tht:? tour eas ier a nd a hell of a won't make the t:lle game this could play the next week," he said. "Now, there's the luxury of being able to plan a schedule, play where you want to and rest when you want to," he added. The golfer says he still has not reached the "upper echelon , not up there with Watson, (J erry) Pate and season after losi ng 6-5 to Otterbein on Mnnd ay . Otterbein and Ohio Northern meet il l AJ.Ja fo r the champ:onship, with T he ~'' ll l llt' l :--. uf !lh · :VIul eas t and t wn g r.~ t nes on Fr i d ~t y otllt•t rq :umal tuumamenls ad· va nn • t u til l' \'( .t\ i\ Dl\ tswn Ill Saturday if necessa ry. fl\"L' Detroit · NEW YORK (AP) - The coolingoff period is over and the two sides in the National Football League's con· tract talks were ready to go back to the trenches. Representatives from the owners and player's association were to resume talks th:s morning at the New York Sheraton hotel following a layoff of more than one month. r-The NFL Player's Association representatives walked out of an April 12 meeting, claiming the owners were not bargaining in good a nd another a nt.l 53 : 47. Jt·r ry Pntltly. 54 :09 , J ohn Ullm<Jn : 54 : 13, Ronald Hl! IUI IIIIC :)4 :21, Dti rrt•ll M1trhcll: 54 :32, Bub Pokyn : 55 :07. Art Lund : ~5 : 37. E1lecn Gurtlon: 55 :41 , Ken P<~ tn ck : 56 :00, Vmccnl Hil l: ::i6 : 17, Naney Kohlrciscr ; 56 .23, Dtane Hoffma n: 56 :42, Oak huk hmsun; 57 :39. Arnold Satt h·r ; :lB : 13. J ohnny Hood : !111 :28, Rudolf Canes: 51U5, Ann Mrller : 59 :57. Ra lph Cogan ; 59 : 17, Sheila Whitt'ly; 59 :23, Chnstuw Moore: ~9 ; 45; Thomas G1bbs: 62 :10, J enny Berndgt•; 62 :11 , T<J mmy Midkiff; 62 : ~. Tanuny P<~ l ne k : 6a :51, Karys1a Cunhnl! ; 65 :::.4 , James Maher, and 65 :58, Dr. Holzer. 68 :48,5<trH Thm n<1s and 71:14. Ma tt Maycs. lot more fun . You don 't have to wo:Ty about getting sponsor exemf}tions or just makin g the cut so you some of those guys." After his close call at Atlanta , he led another event in Abilene, Texas, until late in the final round, when he shot back-t<>-back double bogeys at 10 and 11 to wind up three strokes behind Tom WeiskopL Milwaukee NewYork Clev.eland PaiUrnore Torvnto fa ith. The association's counsel, .Jim Berthelson , filed an unfair-laborpractice charge the following da y and the two sides have not meet s in· ce then. The charge is still pendin g. NFL Ma nagement Council spokesman Jim Miller sa id last week that the current talks will cen· ter on non·economic issues. He said that management will gi ve the union a proposal to streamline from 60 to 30 days the time in whi ch a pla yer " Winnin ~ will come, I believe ga m e in stre~sful situations, which isn't easy when you' re trying so hard . 12 13 18 16 15 14 18 19 19 211 14 21 California Olicago Kansas City 1!1 23 Oakland 20 18 Seattle Texas 17 22 Miller said the players union would probably submit a proposal to 10 12 11 union wants pla yers who are wa ived to be declared free agents. The pres~ nt system allows teams to acquire wa ived players in reverse 4-1 ), ( n ) Minnesota CRedfern (Stewart 3-2 ), (n) order of the previous year's standings. OaklaOO issues. The players arc demanding that 55 percent of the owners' gross f K eou~ h fSplittorff 2-2). 2..-t ) revenues be set aside f or sa la ries. The owners are seeking a much lower fi gure. Pet. GB .622 211 17 .S4i l 19 17 .S211 Montreal 16 18 .471 5~ Pittsburgh 14 19 .424 7 Olirago 15 21 .417 7'> WH iena O!vialon 24 13 AUanta .649 .529 , .., San Diego 18 16 Los Angeles 18 19 .486 6 Houston 17 21 .447 7~ Cincinnati 16 al .444 7trz San Franci.sco 16 21 .432 8 Tutldly't Game~~ Atlanta 6, Montreal 4 New York 7, Cincinnati 4 Houston 2, Philadelphia 1, 1? innmli(s St. Louis 2, San Diego 0 Los Angeles 2, Olicai!!O 1 San Francisco 2, Pi,tlsbur ~o~ h 1 Wednesday'• Game• Pittsburgh rRobinson J.Ol al Sa n Fra n· cisco (Chris ().()) Atlanta (Niekro 1-0 1 at Montreal tGul· lickson 2-2 ), tn) Cincinnatt (Pastore 4-.JI at Nt>w York (Zachry 2---ll, In \ Houston rKnepper 1-4) a t Philadelphia !Carlton 4-5) , t n) Sl Louis ! Andujar 3-.J) al San Di e~o !Lollar 4--0 l, ( n) Chicago (Ripley Hl l a t Los Angeles (Hooton 1·2), In) 1bundly't GamH Pittsburgh at San Francisco St. Louis at San Diego Chicago at Los Angeles, In l Only gam e:~ scheduled $ 1 2 . 3~ s:J9.00 Hatt·s OulMdt· Ohio l!lld W1•st \' ir ~ inia . $13.00 . $23 .40 $44 .20 PH. 992-2556 Tee-off time for women is 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. for men. Many prizes will be awarded. To enter persons must pay a $10 green fee. 570 W. Main.. localed al the End oil he l lliOO lXI 100 '100 "> 1 :'---101At I ,""' """ "'""" 11)8?0 ooosrr;-» ooosrOJ> uoos •m• oC;.t.."' { I)(, AJolf ll(. ll.f\ <i <t.UA."'f I ICMfiS I t(. ~ [! 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RBI : McRae, Kansas City, 37; Thornton, Cleveland , 34 : Luzinski , Chicago, 29; ()_Riivie, Milwaukee_, 2ll: Ba ylor , Calirorma , 26 ; Hrbek, Mmnel!ota , 26. HITS : Harrah, Cleveland, 50 ; LeFlore, Chicago, 48 : Cooper, Mil wttukee, ft : Wathan, Kttnsas City, 44 ; Boehle, Seatlle, 44. DOUBLES : Otis, Kttnsas City, 14 ; White, Kansas City , ll ; McRae, Kansas City , ll ; Evans , Boston, 10; Pttriorek , Chica·~o. 10: Cowens, Seattle, 10. TRIPLES : G.Wright , Tex.all, 4; Evans, Boston, 3; McBride, O e veland, 3; Her· ndon, Detroit, 3; YoWlt. Milwaukee, 3; · Upshaw, Toronto, 3; Morrison, Olicago, J; Cowens, St:attlt!, 3. HOME RUNS : ·Thornton, Cleveland, 10; Hrbek, Minnesota, 10; Roenickt>, Balti· more, 9; Harrah, Cleveland, 8; Mufl)hy, Oakland, 8. STOLEN BASES · R.Henderson, Oakla~ . 38; LeFlore, Chicago, 14 ; Molitor, Milwaukee, 11 ; Lopes, Oakland, 11 ; Wathttn, Kanse City, 9. P~G (~ Deci.liiOOJJ : Hoyt, . Chi· cq:o, 1--0, 1.000, 1.53; Guidry , New York , ~1, .857, U6; Zahn, California , ~1 • .833, 2.07 : Barter, Cleveland, 4-1, .800, 1.25; Renko, California , -t-1, .800, 1.86 ; Gura , Ka nsas Oty, 4--1, .fllO, 4..17; Beard, Oa~ land, 4-1, .300, 2.91; Caudill, Seattle, 4-1, .800, 1.88; Darwin, Teu s, 4-1 , .BOO, 1.96 . . • • STRIKEOUTS : F .&nnister, Settttle, 58; Eckersley, Billllon, 47 ; Pe rry, Seattle, 47 ; Guidry, Nt>w York , 46 ; Denny, C\evelttnd , Adolph's Dairy Valley Pomeroy. NUU O[JlQr <'U ]}[S 99¢ Wieners .......... ~:~z~~K:~ · 89¢ FRENCH CITY TASTEE TREAT CHUNK fl()l()~ne~ ............... ~~- .349. With Fries ...... $1.49 The RC 100 Heart Fund Golf Tournament will be held Thursday, May 20, at Jay-Mar Golf Course, 14 AMERICAN LEAGUE BATI'ING 165 at b.ats l : Bonnell, T ~ ronto, .4.23 ; Mc8r1de, Cleveland, .4 17: Harrah, Cleveland, .385 : E .Murray, Bll ltimore, JSO; R.Wa shington, MinncsoU. , . 12<1.11() ' PIZZA BURGER Thursday event 2'1 Leaders SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! Olive Township Fire Department will sponsor a softball tournament Saturday and Sunday, May 22 and 23. To enterteams must pay $60 and two balls. For additiona l in· formation call378-6165 after 6 p.m. Oraw1ng s w11! be t1eid All valtd (!ntnes race1ved by May 27 , 1982 w1ll be eilgrble tor the t1rs1 dra w1ng Ofl May 28. 1982 Three Grand P11zes w11i be g1ven away at thiS lim a A ll valid on t riOS ro c c1ved w11h1n 14 days al1e r game ends w1 11 be e ilg1ble tor the second draw1ng. Three mor e Grand P11zes will be awarded in the second draw1ng W L r----- - - - - -- - - ---l-------------- Tournament set rwo to Hawau or $3,000 cast'\ Two Grand Pnze Easteru Dlvlsloo PJ11l£ VAtU£ Odds markers you are eli gible to enter the Grand Pr1Ze Orawmgs and tho chance to wm one ot Sllc rnps tor NATIONAL LEAGU E h\ ma1! Jli'f1111ttl'tt r11luwns l'ill'fh'l' ~ r ·n lt't' JS iJV<IiiHI.Jit · . I Y· ·ar marker wh tch states ·vou QUALIFY FOR GRAND PRIZ E DRAWING" II you obtam one of these Oakland at Detroit, ( nl Only games scheduled -. uh~I TI ]Ili "tl~ tiM1111lli eo- Minnesota at Baltimore, rn 1 \ 11 :1 M"nth tOotson SeatUe al Boston , 1n 1 ~~~ 1 \' l 'o !l t1cke1 and collec16• card at any par11Ctpat'ng store You may also rece1ve a free game t1cket and or collector card (please spec1ty) by marbng a sell · addressed. s1amped envelope to Fabulous Fonune of Pnzes. PO 26272 . B1rm1ngham . AL 35216 L1m1t one td.e! per request . on~ request per person per day Each reques1 must be mailed separately S1mply p unch oul the per1orated sec l10ns on \he game tc kel to reveal tour game markers 10 play on your collector card Some game 11ckols conta1n a 3-41 at Ddroil 1Petry Chi ca~ CASH NO PUR CHASE NECESSARY Gat a h ee game (n) · Si.t.ow.. New York Philadelphia . HAWAII Ba ltimore Toronto at Cleveland, ( n) $1.00 ' !\1 t~ril lr al WIN A TRIP FOR TWO TO oil S),OOO Thund.ly's Gamet \1AII. SU RS( "RIPTIONS llhiu and Wt'sl Vir~inill ] POMEROY, 0. NEFFECT THRU MAY 22, 1982 California at Milwaukee IHO ' 1.12 II() Stx tr 1nlll li 298 SECOND ST. California (Kison 2-0 1 at Milwauket> (Slaton 3-0), (nl Nt'w York IJohn 2--4 I at Kans.&li Cit y !ht• c<~rn t•r Tlh· Dculy S. ·utuh'l 1111 .r J. 6 11r 12 ll ltM II h ba s iS Crt•th\ " ill tw r' ll t'tlr·arrwr o•a1·h IHnnth . With the present labor agreement schedul ed to expire July 15, the two 22 Sunday 10 arfl-10 pm 2--4 ), ( n ) 15 Cents hPIIIt' .658 .657 ~ .S71 . 3~ 5 ~S28 .436 811 .313 12 .:IQI 13\1 3-4 ), ( n ) SINC.LF.fHPV PR lfE..'i "ht·n· Mon.-Sal 8 am-10 pm ~~ SeatUe (Beattie IH I at Bost on !Rainey SU RSC RIPTIClN RATF$ N" SlORE HOURS: 2--1), ( n) POSTMASTF.H . St·ntl a1 ld rt>s~ l u Tilt' Dil lI\' St·1111111'1, 111 Cuu r1St., PHII II'n '-' Oh1n 4 ~7 69 . llt tl tlt·sln nc lu 7 I Chicago 10, Tcxa11 2 Mt>11 11lt·r : Tht· AsstM'll!lt'tl Press, Inla nd D.a ilv Pn•s_--. A ssu~.·,a t tun cUlt! tlw Amertt•an Nt• wsp<! pt'r Pub lislwrs Assuna lwn . N<! lwn.al A d \' l ' l' li.~ II \L! H t • p r e s ~ 'nl<J ll v t •. Rranham Nr·wspitl>t'l' SH !r·~ - 711 T1u n l Al't'II Ut', Nt•w Y11rk. Nt'W Yurk 10017 ma~ r.-r ru l Ill .rth 11111'<' lhn•d 6~ .441 CaiUomia 4, Milwaukee 1 New York 6, Kansas City 2 Wtd.De~da y' Game• Toronto Ilea l 2-21 at C\evt>land tBarker Pulllrs lk·ll t.'\'t•r)· <~ftt• rnt MIO . Munday throu~ h F r nl.ay. Ill Cuurl Stn·t'L by Lht• Ohm Va lli')' Pu llhs}Uill! rmro pa n~· - Mullllllt'tha, !nt'., p,nwn •~, Oh1u 4 ~769. 992-2156. St·-t:ontl class fl">S iill!t' Jl<lltl al Puuwruy, Oh1il . Suh~l'fl h._-r, 4 .457 Minnesota 8, Baltimore 7 Seattle 3, Boston 0 Detroit 11, Oakland 9 !USPS 14>9601 A Divisiun uf Multimedlw, lnr. On . · Y • ·t~l .647 .639 .529 lbescby'• Games Cleveland 6, Toronto 5 The Dai ly Sentinel 0111' \\t't'k . Ollt' Mllttl h GB .tl2 .400 13 12 15 :m Minlle3ota Jh ("arrit•r ur Mulur Ru-ult· may file a gri evcnce. sides rermtin far apart un ecunornic that," he sa id , "and I believe it probably will come when I least ex· pel'! it. I've got to learn to handle my · 2'1 P el Wet tern Olv!Jioo -------- - - -- revamp the wa iver system. The In this year's Heritage, he led at the midway point but ballooned with a 79 and 77 on the final two rounds when lhe weather turned bad, fin ishing lied at 45th place . He's tied fur 15th at New Orl eans, tied for fifth at Houston and was 34th last week at the Colonial. 22 . !looii<>n A recent newspaper survey by Pro Footba ll Weekly in Chicago disclosed that fans are upset at bolh sides for the current contract im· passe. "Both the players and tbe owners better understand that this is not another baseball strike," said Hub Arkush. lhe newsoaoer's oublisher, Valentine, Watson readyfortournannent ATLA NTA I API - To:nmy Valentine fought Tom Watson down to the third hole of a sudden-death playoff to lose the 1981 Atlanta Classic golf tourna ment, but " last year seems like a milli on years ago," says the W L Texas !Matlack G-21 at Announce times of Fun Run participants .. AMEI\ICAN LEAGUE Eaalcrn Dlvt.luu Contract talks ready t0 resume Indy's first trio of brothers to start the same race. Oldest brother Don, 36, qualified in the middle of the third row last Saturday, and middle brother Bill, 32, earned a starting spot onthe outsideofthesecondrow . Another driver tying to regain some speed he lost over the weekend Indy . tAP Last•rphotol. Ftn;d rl'sulh uf tht• ftfth annual Frendt Cll .' t\un wne n·lt•o setl By 'Jbe Au otill\ed Prt11 the .. . ELL Majors 'INDIANAPOU:S.' (AP) _:_ Bobby · · year-old defendin~ Indy champ ad·. was rookie ·Ciiet l<'illip, who· had . Be);ides Foyt's · new Cilsworti>. h · · b. ut he;.,s ho · m:'tted, " I. ·enJ·oyed being out the . rc . p.ract:'ced at :nor. e thai: 196 mph last : already-qw;tlified i>owered . March, .cai'!i; ~f· . in· only. other .:. Unser ' s got the:'tc.,aga:o, practt<:e o~ly .three days to decide whether to again, and itfelt good. " . week. but ca lled off a qualificatioo .Tuesday · were .those'. driven by scratch. · .· Unser was among 25. drivers who . attempt..when he. failed to !l<'l ovet · After three vktories among his .19 practiced d4ring Tuesday's .rain· 194 . .Fillip's top·spe~d Tuesday wits .~;'lt~~SB~~::~~e:n;::~:;:~.~~ . consecutive st;:rts io · the In- shortened session. Only five ofthe 25 . 194.258. . , . · diarta polis. 500, Unser was ready to already had qualified for the May 30 One · of Tuesday's· top speeds growing number·of ,sports car stars· pass ·up the wor ld's ri chest · race, including veteran Danny ·rn;longed to four·time·lndy winner . coining to Indianapolis. · . . ·automobi le race to devote all his Ongais, who had the day's top speed A.J ... Foyt at 196.764 mph, well below Another three'ti:ne ·Indy winner, time as team manager for Mexico's at 198.938. qualification .speed of 203.332 Johnny Rutherfor~ to: o~t his Among the niJOH[ualifiers was that put him on the outside of the backup car on ues Y or a Josele Garza . shakedown run. Rutherford, who But Garza, the 1981 Indy rookie of rookie Dale Whittington, who hopes front row. Foyt, earning a spot in his the yea t, has. had a disappointing to join his two older brothers in the 25th straight Indy race - a record - has had difficulty wilh his four-yearis driving a champ car for the first old Chaparral racer this season, has and frustr~ ling month. He didn 't starting lineup. qualify his year-old March race car Whittington, 22, approached 194 time since he seriously injured his qualified at 197 mph for a fourth-row last weekend and has not been able mph in a March racer as he tried to right arm in an accident at Michigan start. to get the car over 194 mph. ga in enough speed to become part of International Speedway last July. ., The Dai ly Se ntin e l-:- P a g e- s Ohio .I ' ' y 1'1, 1982 Pomeror. OH. Pomeror-Mason Bridge." ATURDAY AT4 P.M. st:~k..................~~~2 49 WHOLE CHICKENS L B. • • • • • • 53~ COUNTRY STYLE SPARE RIBS • • • • • • • • • • FRESH PORK BUTT ' . -w. Transactions . BASEBALL Amerlcao League SEA11'LE MARINERS-Activated Dav e Henderson, outfielde r ; Assigllt'd Thad Bosley. ouUielder, outright to . _ the Salt Lake City GullJ li the PaCifiC Cout League. FOOTBALL Nadooal FootbiU League BALTIMORE COLTS- Announced the signin)l d Terry Crouch, guard. Caoadlao FootbaU Lea&~ HAMII.TON TIGER·CATS- Annou nc_ed the signing ol Peter Lan~ford, defens1ve end and Dick Rigelhof, linebacker. ' COLLEGE NOR THEW EST NAZARENE-: Terry Layton head basketball coach, res1~ned . ARJioNA- Oave Strack, athletic director, re:~i]!ned . Living longer '• WASHINGTON ( AP) · Americans are living Ionge~. ' healthier lives than ever before, but they are paying more for the privilege, says Family Practice News. The medical publication reports that between 1961 and 1978, Ufe ex~cy rose to 69.5 years for men andT1.2yearsforwomen. Increased use of niedleal services, : an emphaBls on preventive health : practices and ·early detection ~nd : treatment Of d1se88e were the main ~ reasons for longer Ufesjlans, ac: · cordlnl{ to a federal survey. • ' The ttad~, however, has been· spiraling healtbocare costs that con: : tinue to. Cl0118wne an lncreaalngly : : large .slial-e of the gnlSS 118tional ' produ~ · . ; : Between 1980 and 1910, heaJtb.care : ;costs~ an,annl)aiaverage of 11.7 . • 'petcent. Health-Care spe!!dlturea . .: : reaci)ed ~7.2 blWoo 1J1 1910, or . : :$1,087 per If you own your own home, chances are you're a Jut ticher than you think. Just look at how much your hume is worth tooay. The difference between its present value and your mortgage balance is your equity. And you can probably borrow against that equity from City Loan and Savings any time you need money. How much can you borrow? It could be a substantial amount - $20,000, $50,000, $100,000 or more. If you're house rich and money JXlOf, City Loan and Savings has the money to help you even things out. Because nobody knows you like we do. STATE REPRESENTATIVE ·hosted by I';J £;\CITY L9AN &:-SAVINGS -. Bob Evans r: May 22, Bob Evans Farm Shelter House,_ Route 35. Phone Rich Jon~, 992· 3728 or any Republican Precinct Committeeperson for tickets; or purchase them at the farm. The tax-dedueti&le dcinations are $25. . . \:I r::J a Control Data Company Gallipolis 358SerondAve. 44&19'73 ' I ' Pd . for by B•ll !or R•p. Com . .John CJ1111, Ftn1nce Chlirm•n CHILDREN ARE WELCOME FREE ·T f, '.·: ,, . I ' ! rrson· . . • $399 lnste~nt Coffee.:~~~ .. MAXWELLHOUSE LIBBYS . Vegetables.....~:.o;. COUNTRY TIMES LEMONADE (Offer N $1" 22, 1982 BROUGHTONS • , Gal. ORANGE JUICE • • • • • • • • BORDENS Qt . SHERBET • • • • • • • • • • • • • • FLOUR BLEACH Gal. 59~ 4 Roll 89~ Pkg. Limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's · Offer Expires May 22, 1982 .·-·.. 59~ CHATEAU GOLD MEDAL SLb. Bag .Limit One Per Customer t GoOd At Powell's LB . TOMATOES • • • • • • • • • • • 39~ GRADE "A" LARGE EGGS • • • • • • • DOZ E N 69C: 3 4M05·3·30+7 J l~Qt. Stze VINE RIPENED Limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires May 22, 1982 ........ . ...... .~:===~ .. •• • • �Wednesday, May 19, 1982 Page-6- The Daily Sentinel 'Mother-daughter banquets Senior Citizens Day scenes MEMORIAL TREE DEDICATED - This red maple, given by the Meigs County Board of Commissiont·rs as individuals in memory of Richard Cham- Laurel Cliff Women's Missionary the dedication and responded following comments by Commissioner Richard Jones on the late Chambers and his love for the center. Commissioners with Mrs. Chambers and Eric, from left, are Junes, David Koblentz and Henry Wells. bers, was dedicated during the opening ceremonies for Senior Citizens Day at the center Tuesday morning. Mrs. Martha Chambers and son Eric were present for ... ;: : r .t~~·,. ''.' . ' l i' The annual mother-daughter banquet of Laurel Cliff Women's Missionary Fellowship International was held May 14 at Chester United Methodist Church. Jean Wright had the welcome with Mildred Jacobs givi ng table grace. There was group singing of "Just a Closer Walk with Thee", with scriJ}ture by Kim Stanley . Readings included " Reading" by Emma Fox; "G in ge r Cook ies" by Donna Gilmore; 'What is a Mother" by Jamre Haggy, and a children's song, " Mother Always Loves Me" by Sharlene Mash. Kristen Stanley, Mi chelle Folmer, Missy Foster, Kim and Pam Haggy, Alisha and Deanna Haggy. Michelle Folmer read "A Loving Heart" , with Ann Mash reading " Where There is Lov e", and Jani ce Ma s h prese nting, " A Mother' s Prayer ." There was a fashion parade with Evelyn Young, Shirley Frazier, Brenda Haggy, Linda Foster, Eva Robson, I va Powell, Jean Wright, and Shirley Meadows taking part. l" ··nda E blin was the mistress of ceremonies. Mary Miller had the closing prayer. Fm1y-three persons attended. drab in mood, tan as an overall conservative personality that would fit into any circwnstance, pink showing a happy joyous bit of life. Denim, she described, as being hard work and strife, and white as a sign of purity and graciousness. Th e Daily Se ntin ei- Pilq e- 7 f 0\1. ···\ ".. . ,.. it _jl''hf ---- CAKES FOR All OCCASIONS CAROUSEL CONFECTIONERY Ph. 992-6342 2nd Eckrich Bulk SMOKED SAUSAGE··· ...... ~?~. s2.09 $ FRANK WIENERS .•.......• .r.k.g... 1.79 1 Lb. Suoerior S SLICED BACON ...............L.~. 1.97 HOmemade HAM SALAD .................. :~~ S1.39 DAIRY PRODUCE 1 Lb. Teen Queen Quarters MARGARINE For Oh1o Colby LONGHORN CHEESELb.l.99 24 Oz. Broughton's . , COTTAGE CHEESE ctn . 2 s1.19 1.39 United Pentecostal HEAD LElTUCE Head STRAWBERRIES Pint WHITE GRAPEFRUIT Bag 3 Lb. Bag DELICIOUS APPLES 594: 95¢ s1 39 • 99¢ _,. • -;---:--:--- - HONORED - Four Meigs Countians over thl' age of 90 were given special recogniation at the Senior Citizens· Day observance at the center Tuesday. Seated is Ben Quisenberry, 94, of Syracuse, also recognized for being the olde~t resident to complete the Meigs County "elderwalk" last week, with Henry Reibel, 92, Pomeroy, and Frankie Mumaw, 92, Syracuse. Present but not available for the pkture was Della Curtis, Pomt•roy. TUBE SOCKS CHICKEN DINNER ...................... s3.19 2PIIRS *1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BLADE CUT CREAM OF CELERY SOUP .. 2/69¢ 17 Oz. Del Monte F·RUIT COCKTAIL .................. 79¢ 24 Oz . Royal Prince YAMS •••••••••..••..•...........•.• 79¢ 21 Oz. Thank You 31 oz. Van Camp PORK-n-BEANs ................c.a·"· 89¢ KRAFT PARlAY LIGHT SPREAD pkg. CHARM IN TOILET TISSUE.... s1.29 annual mother-daughter banquet of the United Methodist Church. Pomeroy, was he ld Tuesday at the church. Entertainment after dinner wsa led by Mrs. Robert McGee with the titl e of " Patchwork." Mrs. McGee likened life to a patchwork quilt. each pien· fitting together to make the entire life. She compared the vanous colors to different personalities and moods, describing green as an overall background, gray as being dull and IS Oz. Armour LADIES SOLID I STRIPE CORNED BEEF HASH ....... ~=~ s1.29 I 0 Oz. 39~ TURKEY DRUMSTICKS PIE FILLING ............ ~........ S} ·39 TUBE TOPS Tropica na $188 WITH FRUIT DRINKs................ 3/79¢ PR 14I' Oz. Luck's CHICKEN & DUMPLINGs ... ~~~ 89¢ AnulhiT do 'll\llllSII ii l n•n WiiS I! II I'll Ill I " 'lt'l'l lun of lll<trkd l a mb ~ Th•· :-.!T<JI\tJ IIU'I'\111: \\i l.' h,.Jd Mill ~ ;d Duflll ~ tht · ll ll 'd tll: 11 "" ' do ·•·lll, ·d 1o, u,;. ASSORTED ul l\'d UTILITY ROPES uf .~ h•Tfl Hdr,·slll llt'lll.' "' ,,. :--.~ · 1 1 ··d 111 .l··•n S ttl llh Fm Thtn···n. and 1'1 HI 1 lkt :i.!l• · Till' twxi lllt'l'\ l n ~C Will ht• h..!d ;11 lh• · M•· n · ~ ( 'uun\\ F';w ,· ruunth on .ltllli ' 1 Mt·mlwrs <Ill ' 11• h<tl ; . ]ll'll jt•t 'l buoks half fil!t ·d out an ti b1me Siilll flh · ,.f ft.t ·d ra l1un - Nwk I ,,·unanL fi'JIIIf\t'r BIG &-PACK Appetite? 20% Off ...• ,, ... ALL WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES · We've Got - ,.. ,""" YuPiugl J AUTO PARTS WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF STYLES AND COLORS CHAPMAN SHOES NEXT TO ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY .! AID BEANS 2 AIM TOOTHPASTE .. PURSE SIZE $1 6.4 oz STORAGE SHELF UNIT 99 GALLIPOLIS . ,- POMEROY · POII\IT PLEAS~NT 240 Jrd Ave.1704 Eastern Ave. '119 W. 2nd 992C2139 PARTS \ 446-1813 446·4204 MASON · 515 Main St.'2611 Jackson Ave, _.:: Route ~3 ~73·5511675·1520 675-2731 .... Parts .. ""-~· - -,., .. .....,,. · .,. • .",,... '"'_, ...3., ·' ..•• DISPQSABLE RAZORS ... ~ NEW WHITE POTATOES LABEL FESCO 10 QT PLASTIC PAILS 1 $1 !cH 'FOLEY' IYLON PEN I HOLDER HAMBURGER TURNERS SET 99 58~, 18"118" BIC ~25' OFF 'PHOIE·MATE' Have A Savings For The Alumni and Graduation SYR~CUSE, OHIO NOW OPEN FOR THE SPRING SEASON •Vegetable Plants •Bedding Plants •Foitage Plants and Hanging Baskets OPEN DAILY 9 titS S.UNDAY 1 TILS PHONE 992·5776 PORK AimflUORIOE : 'MINK' HAIR SPRAY 4 TIER ALUMIIUM $ PRE-MEMORIAL DAY SALE HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE CAMPBELL'S tho HC ho Uh· 1 ap ~ il!ld [,. ''P'''' a n dt 'l'<>lllll 11 1\h Far,,,,., ., Ba nk Dd<tl b iii loU\ tl w p1<•Jt'l'l lt·:-~u ll lt ll'i Udt •d 1'1 '1 - I < ' WIIl ~' wlt• t '\11>11 <'f lll.t t'kl'\ laiTIIJ S <llltJ di SI'iiSI'S ~ ~.'~, and J:lnwll l llo'l' ~ lll•· .~ ··n\ . $ 39 ,., ('h· ·~ to · r Mil s••llll ' !l•n •n : ILtl ! l'.ilh t~~.:,, <~th 1~ u 1 ~ QUARTS $199 DIXIE TREAT DRY DOG FOOD $100 Th1 · M\' il -' ( 'uull \ 1 S li o·pli•· •d ... ~-1 ! Clu li l'l 'l 't •n t ll··hl t""llil'l'\ 111 :, Tl•· r,r·:-t "d' Ma1 1 ;I[ 9.~ ,,, .!I lit~ lllt '\ <Hld ( '11:-. \.1 fk+ ·c·l•< 111•11;,,, Wllh !l'.ll 11 11 1:--.t•r.'. H lllt' llllu 1 ' · o~nd ·" ' \ ' 1· 11 1 (.o, l(ur ~ a\l l ' l,"i llt . Til•:- ""·' <lll ,tll llll i.! , ,· ~:-. • •• n .. n :-il' it-dwn nf lllilrkd lalllh:-. f)l'(;u l., "f \ hi~ ], ·ssun uWlU!Ii•d " ' 'I: h t.~. S ill ' . t'l• lu l"ok f.,, II I'. it S llll\+-d Ural a 21 r 1·1• ··nt ptull· 111 f,·, ·d 1a1 1un ~ lmu l d lh · l~.>nl A dt ·m .. n.o,lra\t l•ll "'" ~ ,. ,, ··n lJ.1 John Hll'l', C'ounl\ MA~ES 2~~aa~ J:, *199 L~ 99~ BOWL HEINZ STRAINED BABY FOOD HI-C DRINK MIX HEINZ SWEET PICKLES Meigs 4-H A:' o·nl . YOUR CHOICE DOWN HOME OR FRESH Peach, Roi sin, Blackberry can BOIE·IN CHUCK ROAST JOl;• Oz. Campbell's Tlw t *109 *197 MEl'S STRIPE TOP Banquet 2 Lb. 10 Piecr United Methodist ·•. ·- · .I !; 9-18 MOITHS *3 !1 GRAPE JUICE ........................ ~:~. 99¢ 4 Roll Pack -~ 7 . FRESH JUICY STRAWBERRIES INFANTS SUN SUITS T-SHIR 12 Oz. Welch's Jt·a n Frwnd . rnutlwr of Mrs. RaklT. was tlw guest speaker cmd lalkt·d on tlw tlwnw of a woman's plat't' 1s in tl11 · hurnt• i:lnd walking wtth the Lord. " A wum<:Jn th;rt ft 'ardh the Lord, she shall lw prarsed" was thL' theme ('<! J'n ed nut for !he b;-mqul't . Commission on Aging, and Rep. Claire "Buzz" Ball. with Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, exerutive director of the senior citizens program in Meigs County. Mrs. Thomas has headed the program here since it started 10 years ago. IOVELTY PRill ROZEN rOODS llUIIll'I'OUS ~ ift s. SPEAKERS on Seitior Citizens Day for the approximately 200 elderly Meigs Countians who gathered at the center were, from the left, Molly Varner of Buckeye Hills Hocking Valley Regional Development Distrid; Jim Alexander, assistant director of the Ohio SPECIAL PURCHASE Eckrich 1-Lb. United Pentecostal Church's first mother-dau ghter banquet was held Munda y evening at tlie Senior Ctti zt•ns Ct•nter community hall. Attendtng the Middleport church's banqul'l were 41 rnothers, daughters cmd L' r<HHh1au)2:hlers. Bonnie Baker. wife- of the pastor, had eharge with the unmarried dau~ hters serving the rnollll'rs. Games were enjoyed by thl' grou p. Jeanene Craft won the " daughter uf the yt·a r" a wan! for a poem she wrntt· about her rnutht•r . She was prL'St·nkd a grft . As each guest aiTl\Tl.L they rt')..!Jslt·n·d for " mother uf tlw y t'<:ll'." w1th Pcun Huffman bemg gi\·,·n tlw tttle and presented i '(· ~, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio WHITE WIRE FOLDING FENCE *17!" 33! '/ 1 \ �Page-a- Th e Daily Sentin el Wednesday, May 19, 1982 Ppm eroy - Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, M ay 19, 1982 Recognition high I ights service clothing day for low income people Thursday, May 20, from 9 a. m. until noon. The agency clothing bank is located in the old high school building a t Cheshi re. WE DN E SDAY SYRACUSE Women's - Nazare ne Missionary Society, Syrac use, Wednesday, 7 p.m . with election of offi cers. Nada Kittle is the presrdent. Recogn ition of mothers and Sunday sc hool class reci ta ti ons highlighted the Mother's Day service at the Rock Springs United Methodist Church. Presented hHnging baskets were G racl~ G l cm~. Pom eroy- Middl epo r t, Oh io C~HmE: - Ga llia-Meigs Cornm~Actiun will hold free a pott ed begonia. Recita ti ons by the Middler Class ta ught by Suzanne Richmond we re " I Try to Please" by Neal Ri chmond ; " To Mothero'' by Marsha Ki ng; " Let's Remembe r" by Christ ina Kauff ; " Nothi ng Better" by Becky KHuff; and " Because" by Tracy Ebli n. r-::· .. ' C hri~ )'' t~t Ji i!i OUTSTANDI NG - These Meigs High School instru mental s tud t.• n l~ we re a fford ed specia l honors for outs ta nding work at the a nnua l ba nd banquet held Thursday night a t th l' high school cafeteria. ;rhey are, front, left to right, Robin Ki tc hen, best in wondwinds ; Susa n Danner. bes t in ~rc uss ion, and Steve Pa tterson, best brass; back, left to right, Linda Noel, best fres hma n musicia ni Sherri Arnold, best sophomore musician; Rita Rhodes, best junior, and Helen Slac k, best senior. Church consecretion planned The co nsccr<itwn servtce fur t he llt'W Rac tn e Wesleya n Uni ted Mt'lhod ist Churc h will be held on May 23 at II a .m . Brshop Dwight E. Loder of the West Ohio Confe rence Sloa n gave LAURIE .,. rt>rita tiuns were ''G r own Up'' by Becky Hoffma n; "Mom is Best" by J ason Abbott ; " f Try" by Bria n Walke r ; "I' m Small" by Dorothy Leifheit; "On This Your Day" by Jason Sheets; " No One Too Small" by Will ie a nd Ben Ka uer, a nd " HapPY Mother's Day" by Darin Abbott, Chri stie Drake, J a mie Drak<'. Mi chael Leifheit, J esse Little, a nd J ohn J effers. leQU IIed 10 be advert•Md •terns readily available 101 sale rn each Kroger Stor4L 811C8PI as ~ rotad ll'l this ad H 'M!I do f\.IO out at an iJdwrtiJed rt em . we Will Offef you your chorce ot a comparable rtem. when a11arlable. reflechng the same savrngs or a ramcheck wtuch wrll en1111e you to purchase tl"le advenrsed rtem at t l"le advertrs.ed prrcA Mlhrn)) davs S tyle in stcpwilh comfor t HARTLEY SHOES STORE HOURS: Monday·Thurs., Sat. 9-5 Friday 9·8 ,_ " 89 ,. . . . 29c COST CVTT EI HAMBURGER Dill Slices TOTAL SATISFACT ION GUARANTEE AVONDAU Every1hrng you t>v'r at Kroger rs guarantee<] lor yOur to te! satrsf actron regardl ess ol manufacturer II you are not satrs hed . Kroger wrll replace your rtem wrt h the same bland 01 a c o..,.;parable br3nd 01 1elund your our chase nrrce Pork 'N' Beans . COS T CUTT ER C , .,. ,., ·Toaater Treat a COPYIIUGHT 1912 . THE KROGEI CO . ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY MAY 16 THROUGH SATUIDA Y MAY 22 . POMEROY, OHIO 992-5272 1982 , IN GALLI PO LI S and POM E ROY . WE RESERVE THE RIG HT TO liMIT QUANTITIES . NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. Steak Sauce .. $109 ':;;~ ggc Onion Ring a KROGU s t·:·v~· d . $159 $129 Polar Pak lee Cream ·(;~,'' Cost Cutter Gelatin ~''; 6-0Z . CTN RS. FROZ EN 2.1·01 . Co" 69c 6 Kroger l emona de •.,. onr, 69c 29c ggc 'c!;:>' 45c Ctnr . Solid Air " Fres heners c•.... KltOGU lAUNDR Y $129 Ca" Cut Asparagus' H O M E PRI DE $}99 Rinso Detergent ':,'; COST CU TTUI 3i::. 79c WHOLE LIVE MAlliE LOBSTERS Place your order thi t week for pick up at your Kroger store next Thursday-Saturday May 27-May 29. Now available at Kroger at our cost this wHk of ~ - 5~ lb. plus 101/o . You poy ~ - "lb . when you pick up your lobster. Small deposit required . DISTRICT GRANT - The Rev. Benjamin Edwards, superintendent of the West Ohio Conference, left, presented the Racine United Methodist Church with a check fo r $10,000. The money was applied toward the cost HOllY Rev. Jam es Clark, pastor. SLICED INTO CHOPS Mixed fryer Parts YOU CAN LEARN B WORD PROCESSING 69 lb,$1 Fresh Quarter Pork Loin ... G tAI(M~ INSP ECTED of brick venee r for the new church. With the Rev_ Mr. Edwards is the U.S. GOii'T INSPECTED FRESH GROUND c U.S.D.A. INSPECTED , FROZIN H ·LB. AVG . Fresh Broccoli Gallipolis Business College USDA Choice Strip Graduation All d 1nners mcl ude baked potato . roll w•fh butter and unhm1ted sa lad b ar ('vent in h e r life a nd you want to tell her so. Let Speidel say it for yo u -on an !d ent. You can choose fro m dozens of styles. and your special message can make it one of a kind . Come in today and make this / " ' graQ.uation an especiall y memorable one. Sperdellde nts From $7. 95 Available at ~ :>rA:JttD NEW! Ham & Cheese Sa ndwich with Fries . . .. $1.99 ,with Salad Bar. 2.29 Chopped Steak Burge r-Single 1.99 with Fries . with Salad Bar ...1. 2.29 Chopped Steak Burge r- Double 2.49 with Fries .. with Salad Bar .... .. ... . 2.79 Fish Filet Sllndl}'ich with Fries . 1.99 with Salad Bar . 2.29 Super Salad & Tab 2.19 Fresh Asparagus ..... . JUMBO Vidalia Sweet Onions ... And don 't forget, we have terrific kid's meals, too. AI Par1•c•pallrlg $teakhouses c 198 1 Ponderou System. Inc Choppt<l Steak is U.S.D. A. GRADE A 19 lb . $ 1 OZE age $128 USDA CHOICE Country Club Gallon $259 Ice Cream .. ... ctn . FROIEN (3·PAK) Kroger Orange Juice 3 _g~~:: .~h~~!~ _c~~~~~2ci·::.~ 129 OI.I,ON- SAVE $4.00 \li!P~~, NEW! Sirloin Steak . . ·... , . . $3.39 Fish Filet .. .. , . . .. . . . . . .. 2.49 Chopped Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.59 Chicke'n Strips . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.79 Ribeye Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.99 HAIOUfTEOfK SlQI:v.N TABLECLOTH U~PER RIVER ROAD ,.,,,...., from the Airport) ··. USOA Inspected 100% Chtlprrtd 8oel SINk. ·=-=~~ FARM ~. Lar~e ~gs 3-20-0Z. LVS. ~4 Each includes baked potato. roll with buner. plus unlimited salad bar, SUMMER HOURS HOllY Grade A a.------·---Y-~-~U-~-~~-~-~-~<_l-~~-~-~N~ OR COUPON lt :OOam-4 :00 pm Mon . thru Fri. NEW! Sirloin Steak .... . . . . $3.59 Fish Filet .. . .. .. .. .. . . . .. 2.69 Chopped Steak . . .. . . . . . . . . 2. 79 Chicken Strips . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.99 Ribeye Steak .. . , . . . . . . . . . . 3.19 ggc Boneless Bottom!b . $2 69 Pick Of Round Roast . The Chix . IN STO RES WITH DELl DE,AITMfNTS HO T f OODS AVAILABlE 11om . 1pm All GRINDS Vac Pak Kroger Coffee. SANDY MAC . SLICED TO ORDER D /_en Style B_oiled Ham ... lb . $2 99 'I - READY TO EAT . 8 PIECES $1•00 ::. WIS~BONE $ \,- Fr1ed Chicken Bucket 399 0 Value Meal Lunch Specials Value Meals ggc lb. sgc lb. lb. U.S. Gov·T GRADED CHOICE KROGER Kroger White Bread Lb.19e Dinner Big Chopped Steak ......... $3.49 NEW! Baked Fish . . . . . . . . . . 3.49 NEW! Sirloin Tips . . . . . . . . . 3.89 T-Bone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.29 Shrimp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.79 NEW! Filet Mignon . . . . . . . . 4.69 Steak & Shrimp . . . . . . . . . . . 4.99 Super.Sirloin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.49 Queen Prime Rib . . . . . . . . . . 5.59 King Prime Rib . . . . . . . . . . . 6.59 NEW! . USDA Choice NewYorkStrip . .. .. .. .. 6.99 Imperial Prime Rib .. .. , , , : 7.99 Gradu ation 1s an important Young Turkey Breast. 69¢ Zucchini Squash Steak Dinner Samuels Bunch Budget Stretching Fresh Yellow or New York Memories 39 lb.$1 Any Size Pkg. Ground Beef in 4 weeks (non cr·edit) New Classes begin May 22 Re g . No . 75-02 -0472B CLOSED SAT., SUN., MON. EFfECTIVE JUNE 1, 1982 Dail• Colbu r11 . Beana With16·01 . Onions Ca" ADMISSIONS OFFICE OPEN 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 9 to 5 7: :\0 p .m . Thl' rl' will bt·elt>cl!Oil uf offH 'L' r s. Ht>frl'slunl'nLo.; w1ll l>l' Cluld 17·01 . KROGU 446-4367 TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY Con- Le<Jgue. 7::10 p.m. Thursda y at tlw horne of Mrs. MIDDLEPORT Cost CuHer Apple ICIUC8 16-oa . Con liquid Sweetener '~;~· Suzy SamUt~l s , Porm·roy . has been SUPPLIES L1·g ttlll servat ion Apricot Halve a ma ke the presentation to the ch urch . He i!l super intendent of the At hens District. and was speaker a t the ser· vice whr r h was followed by a soeia\ hour. CAKE DECOR AliNG Am ertl'an 1-Ct . Pk. g . Bcnj arnt n Edw<J rds was he rt.· to ANN'S 3 ·01 . O&C 49c ,.. .79c The church was rcl'cntl y presented a check for 110,000, a grant from the West Ohio Confe rence of the Unrted Methodist Churc h. The Rev . Student-; who n .'l ' l ' I Vl' these appointments are sclceted on the basis of meri t. As a ~ rad ua te assoc iate, Samuels will fulfill her acade mic responsrb rl rtr cs under the drrection of Professo r Wa rren Retn inga , chairperson of the Accounting a mi Quantita tr ve Methods Depa rt ment. Sa muels is a member of Pi Ga mma Mu and wi ll receive her bacca laureate degree 1n mtc rne~ ti on al studies in June. HACINF. Post 602 wrll meet Thursday at ~;~ $399 Vac Pak Coffee COST CUTlEt INDIVIOUALL Y w•APPEO SLIC ES IMITATION Cheese Food . sgc '" COST CUTTER 10·" · Btl. Pk g . ll -o1 . Instant Tea Ca" KIOGU The sc r\'icc will bt• chaq; e- wide ond comm uni ty-wi de, i:l lld wi ll be followed by a carry-rn tlrnne r a t the fellowshrp hall. Business Admmist ral lOn at Ohi o Un ivc rsrty for the 1982-8o aca dernrc ycet r mv 1ted to attend. COST CUTT ER l h t• IJ(Ti::I SIOil . Hwa rd e d a full g raduate associateship wrth th•• College of be obtained from Lois Ke ll y, Nalley Reed or Bob Freed. Pomeroy Unrted Methudrs l Churt" h. SAVE 10 TO 40% WITH SOOPER COST CUnERS* *FOR SOME COST CUnERS NO OTHER BRANDS ARE STOCKED ADVERTISED ITEM PO LICY Eoch or wil l be the spcctal ):! uest speaker fo r Receives associateship ticipate. Mo re information may Thursday ru ghl at ChPst<·r Unrtr·d Ml'!hodrsl Church . The publw rs COUNT ON K·ROGER SOOPER COST CUTTERS "Mothe r 's Love"; Mandy Ebl in, "Every Day", a nd Da le E blrn, " My Mother's LoVl'." They represented the pn mary class taught by Judy Humphreys. Nurse ry chrl tlren in the class of Lenora Leifheit and Sherrie Abbott ~:dv i ng son, wi ll be donated to the Me rgs Count y Hea rt Assor iat ro11 . Nwne rous prizes will be awarded. The public is inv ited to par- COSPE L Smge r Bru<"l' Stunt· w1l1 prese nt a cunrert at 7::10 p.111. FOR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES prese nt. Eac h moth~ r was presented I' . POMEROY - The second annual Royal Crown 100 Heart Gulf Tourna ment will be held Thursday by the J ayma r Golf Course . Ladies lee off time will be 9 a.m . with the men to tee off between 1 and 3 p. m. The fee of $10, which includes the green fees per per- VOf CF:S of f. rberty Chorus wri t re heili"St' for the Gt· neral James Hartinge r ('t:lebra lion at 7::10 p.m. on May 20 and May 25 at tlw thP nldest moth er ; Christy Blackston, the youngest mother; Ann Evans, the youngest grandmother ; and Laverna Kauff, the mother wi th the mos t children \ Calendar RACINE Firemen's Auxiliar) will sponsor a kitchen shower fot Sam a nd Ruth Shain who los• their trailer by fire on March 26 The shower will be held Thur sday, May 20, at 7: 30 p.m. at th< THUR SDAY Th e Dai ly Sentinei - Pilge- 9 (" ' FRESH MADE WITH WHIPPED TOPPING Strawberry Pie .... a~~:h$2 99 �Page-10- The Daily Sentine l Wed nesda y, May 19, 1982 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday , May 19, 1982 Stewardship week observed Your Libraries--By RUTH POW!<;RS There rs now a story hour at the Pomeroy Publir Library as well as the Middleport Library . The story hour at Pomeroy is Tuesdays 10 a.m . wrth Bernadetle Ande rson as storyte ll er. Story hour at Mrddleport is Thursdays at 1 p.m. with Cindy Harkless as storyteller. The libntnes arr going to have a difficult job this summer furni shmg the rh ildrcn wi th a va riety o[ programs that we ha ve been a bit• to do in the past. Tht• reason, MO NEY~ The Ohio Valley Area Libraries (OVAL I wh rch has supplied us wrth resour ce people the past s ummer·s , has had a budget rut , whic h 111 turn has been handed down to us in terms ur lack of funds fur children 's progra m. The OVAL member libtct n es ha ve furmL'ti a resoun'L' sharing program . Each library has a resource person and they will do one progra m. It is an exchange system, by that I mean one of the member libraries will send their resources pe rson to do a program for us and we will send our resource pt•rson I Cindy Harkless I to do a program for them. What it still boils down to ts one progrcnn for the summer . I am trying to come up with some tnlcrestmg tilmgs for the sumIIH'r, but I sure could use the help of the mt:tny talented and creati ve minds W<' ha ve 111 Mcrgs County. I£ you ha VL' some special Wlent or interest you would he willing to share with our yo un ~ people fm· the summer, pleaS<' contact me al992-581:1. Nan<')' Mm1lcy and Helt•n Bodimer hd \' l ' rerently jo11wd our library s t;.:~ rf. I'm SUIT you will find them The Meigs Soil and Wate r CuP- grader a bookmarker 111 obstTVCi ll t't' 22 1 Wt·st St·t·ulld Slrl'd 111 l 'tllln'ro~. st·t ·und floor of till· F'anntT:-- Hi-I nk servation District is observing Soil of Soi l Stewardship Week. Building . Thl' cust 1s $8 for each New Meigs County Plalbooks are Stewardship Week this week. The observance is held annually also ava ilable in our office located (:jt buuk . beginning the fifth Sunday followin g Easter and running through the sixth Sunda y to remind people to give thanks to God for soil, water, arr and suns hinr . Ttmoth y J . Kn1 g to Ttmuthy J Elltnh-llt' M Wabun . Wd lii ll ll Theme ror this yea r 's observann· Ktn g. Edtlh Kmg, 2.43 (JLTt'S, I .t•roy Watson . .Jr to Wll il;Hn I , t · rn~ is " A Time For Tenacity ." W;ttson , Jr , 1-: lladt •IJt' 1\1 Watson _ The Meigs SWCD board of super- Sa lis bury. Ji:IITlt'S Miller tu Ma rj ortt' M1ller , Lot :\OL:, Sut ton visors is providing place mats to Laura .J Bond , Ch;rrh·s Htflld \11 local rest..urants to remind people to Lot308, Salrsbury. Earl E. Knr ght, Kathryn W. V1r ~ tl H Tt·;-lfon L Sr . I k lt·n I. give thanks for their food , and lht• Kn1 g ht to Skphcn E . lluffman, BarTt •a funL 1 J i!ITt's, Sutttr rr ladies aux rliary of the board of Lt'itf y ('h;t.'i kt'lt, No;dt ( ' !Ja .'i \n'll \11 supervisors are goi ng into a ll the bari:l L. Horhni:ln , 2.8 alTcs, Ctwstcr . F.a rl r.. Knrghl, Kathryn W. Hut!Clttd ('lturdl of Ctfd. l ';rll 't•l.'->. fourth grade classes in the count y to Ro lland L. Hallt·y, Marrlyn Hutland . Knight and ta lking to them about So il 34 .5 anes. Chesler. · S. Halley, Rtwurp , l111 lu l .cro~ ll r·1Hlr IX, Stewardship. Niles Chn st1an Chnstopht·rson, .Judy E lkndrl.\ , ~ :w.l dl I r· s. They arc also ~ r v mg each fourth Deed ., Erl ct F.liz<Jbdh Chnstopilt•r- 01'Cltl J11' friendly and smiling when you come to the libraries. We a re sta rting to receive new books now . Among some of the more recent ones you will find at the libraries are Diet Free by Kuntzleman, Slimming Your Thighs, Hips and Butt by Dugan, The Indispensa ble Cancer Handbook by Sabbury , The Tighter House by Wing, Emily Post's Complete Book of Wedding Etiquette by Post, and several new cookbooks. Amo ng the new fiction is The Peking Target by Hall, Public Smiles, Private Tears by VanSlyke , Village Centenary by Miss Read, Chances by Collins and The parsi fal Mosai c by Ludlum, Shaitan by Max Ehrli ch. The library has smnelhrng for everyone so slop and lake a look . Property transfers Jullltlr J-ll g h Sc huul. Spt·<:~kl'r will be or Southern l A><: a I Board ur F.drwatron . Stud enl'i whu will g r <:~ Liu(Jtl' <-:~rl' Je ss i e<:~ Cove rt , Dl' nni s F'oltoy, Tabilh<r Wrllford, Wt•ndy Jmws, Andy F'il'ILis, AmbtT Olll illgt:r, Alllll'l' Mills. Erie Wa gner. Dav1d Justi s. Ryan Holler, Chns Guinther, Crystal Harmon, Jodi Hobbs. Corey Hil l. Amy Wood , Chns Bruwn . J nnrn y Rando lph , Jenn y Ceek, Arn y Knwtter. Heathe r Ha rris. F.dd ie Frwnd . MH'hael McKelvey, Jan·d Stewart. Amy Moore, Robt•rt SUSil' Grut'Sl'r, ll ll'lllbl'r Re iber. Mike Van Melt'!", Tucker Williams, J eremv No rthup, freddie Malson , Chrislre Cooper , Rasche! Kowe . Andy Grucser, Stephcmie Say re, Amanda Roush, Joe Roush and Ter ry Powell. Teachers of the class are Jean Alkire, hea d teadu, Karen Johnson . aide under T1tle I. and Suzanne Wolfe , teachers. Tht• afternoon kindcqw rt en clas!:i at Southern will graduate in exernses a lso Fnda y. Class members are Steven Arn ott , Jcnnr Hill , Erica Ginther. fra nnie Hewitt, Danny TerlOpplous, Lee Hu sk. Kelly He nsler . Ma rcy Matlwws, Brandi King, Christina Cwnm ins, Linda Lewis, Brandi Mallory, Ryan Adams, Jimmy Counls, Becky Stobart, Jw;tin Diddle , Jaime Cou nts, Aimee Manue l, Edd re Willis, Jennifer Shastee n, Brun· Fleming, Sha nnon Tucker, Sard Wrlhams, Rac hael Hensler, Kevin Turley, Tony a Cremea ns, Kelly Powell, Samuel Shain, John Spe ncer, Bet h Clark , Mi chael Jarrell, Brya n Justis, Benj i Vittoria , Jason Carpenter, Rod ney Walsh and Penny Gi ll isp ie. Teachers are Jean Alk ire, head teacher, Karen Johnson , aide under Title I, and Suzanne Wolfe, tea cher. Speaker will be Susie Grueser, member of Southern Local Board of PROTESTING AT ROCKWELL - Erny Davies, a 39-year-old Athens, Ohio carpenter reads a statement in the lobby of Rockwell International Corp.'s POPPY DAYS PROCLAIMED - Mayor Clarence Andrews has signed a proclamation designating May 27, 28, and 2ll as Poppy Days in Pomeroy for The American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39. Crl't'll Carpd Dc1y was held Sa tur dl:ly at 0 1110 Un 1vt'rs1ty in Athl'n s. Th1 s IS a s pl'na! ca111pus visi ta tiOn prol.! ram for rtcatkrnl cally talented h1 gh school junwrs . Attl'nding rrmn Southern Hrgh School werr Kath y Rak er, C.'lil II' MorTI S cmd Brun• J uhnsun. BaktT l!'i the daul.! hlr r of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Baker. Racme . Morns IS ltll' sun or Mr. (:Ill(} Mrs. Ce~ rl MorTI S, LonJ,! Butlurn, and Johnson t.s tlw son of Mr . llnd Mrs. Dun J oh n- With Andrews arc, left to right, Erica McClintock, Junior Miss Poppy, Mrs. Loretta Tiemeyer, unit president, Mrs. Chesler Wells, poppy chairman; Pam Haggy, Little Miss Poppy and Palma Wiles, Poppy Princess. Evans and Wolfe to marry Saturday POMEROY- Plans have been completed for the open church wedding of Pam Eva ns, daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Jam es F' . Eva ns . Educ&:~tion . Pomeroy, and Denms Wolfe, 'son of Mr. and Mrs. David Wolfe, Middle port. The weddrng wrll be held on Saturday, May 22, at 2:30 p.m. at Rock opportunity to speak with members Spnngs Unrtt>d Methodist Church . ur studl'lll orgrmi zations . Musrc will be presented by Louise The students were ~uests of Ohro Radford, urganisl , at 2 p.rn . Re v. Un rversr ly at the Uni versity Inn for Richard Rothemick will perform the ceremony . a buffet luncheon. Mrs. Chnsly Blackston wrll serve Afternoon acti vities inc ludell tours or lhe ct-~mpu s an d meetings with as ma tron of honor for her sister . fac ulty rnembt•rs in academic ad- . The bridesmaids wil l be Kirn Eblin and Dixie Ebl in, cousms of the bride . v 1 s m ~ sessions. Ques tion and ans we r periods follow ed these Dave Wolfe will serve as best man for his brother il nd the us hers will be sessions. The day's acliv rti es concluded Ja y Evans, brother of the bride, and wit h i:l d os111g assembly i:l t Irvine Bruce Blackston , brother-in-law of the bride . Hal l. Emrl y Kane will be fl ower grrl and A reception munediately following- Dudgt•r Vau ghttn will be lhl' rin g bearer . G ues ts wil l lw Ow weddin g will be held a t Diamond registered bv Jud y Marshall. Southern High students visit OU son, Portland . Pi::ln.: nts wt·re also in,·rted to attend mlll Mrs. Ba ker. Mrs. Murris and Mrs. Johnson cH'rompan red the three students. The r r o~ ram bq~an for tilt' approxima tely 150 students attemhng, wi th <-1 film pre ~e ntatJOn or an OVl'rii\1 Vl l'W or Ohio Un iVl'I'SJty. Hepresentat rves of the offrees of adrn1ss 1ons. r111an c i e:~l i:mls, student life and llw Honors Tutorial College spokl' to th e group. A student aclll'llies fmr was hl'ld rn the lobby of Irvine Hall wh rch rave students the Sav ings and Loan Co.'s Ri ve rboat Hoom. JAMES l. SCHMOLL, 0.0. Doctor of Optometry 443-C Locust St., Middleport MON. VISION EXAMINATIONS TUES. THURS. CONTACT LENSES FRI . ·-12 CHILDREN'S VISION 1-5 Examinations by Apt. PH. 992-6545 WED. 1-5 .... SAVE 68¢ Baker To tile 11111lltr Ge!'ler~r lood~ Corp " ''' re•mDurst ~ ~~~lor lilt IICt . ~rue ol lhr\ co u po~ pl y~ lC lor nan !!long j vou rtcervt •I o~ r~ e sa re oll he specrhtd proOuCI ~~~~ •I upon r ~QYtS I ~ou suDmrl evrdence or ourthi st lhereo r sal •slactor~ ro Ge!'lerar food s Corp Cou pon ma~ nor tie a s~•gned lranslerrec or reproduced Cus tomer must p;r~ ~ny lil ts Ia• IIO•d w~ere proh•brtll(l ta•ed or res rro cte!l by ra., Good only rn US A Puerto R•co lind U S Guv I • nsl~ll C•~ '' Yd lue I W( Co upon w• ll not be Mf1.0•1d •I presented lhr ouoh oulsrd e aoencres bro~ers or Others wno are n~t retilol drst r• butors ol our merciUMrse or spec rl,callv aurno<rttG b~ us ro present cou po11s lor re dtmp roon lor rt!lemD!rOn or prope• lv recerved and hlndled COu P0<1 m1> l lo Gener11 loorh Co rp f' 0 So• t03 Ka n ~~~-ee ll 6090? ln•s couoon good only on purcnast nl orOOuct •Oihu led Any other use C0<1S1·1u1es haud lllllil - sun, Affida vi t, R<:~ C IIW . ErlH Elizabeth Chn sltJp lwrson to Rannt· Home Naltun(JI Bank . Lot 47. lUi n ne. Due Thursday K indergarteners wi II graduate Friday The mornmg kmdergarten cla:;s at SouUwrn w11l gr<tduatl' 111 exernsl'S Fndav at 7::10 p.m. at Southern The Darty Scn rrn c i- Pag c- 11 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio (f) 0 0 ..,. CD ~ The 1982 Mini· License Plates are here! W 0.. COIIPO~ Pll PIIICIIIU Ofttr uplrulby ll , ltll ~ntroducing . new Improved Nestea. Morris Charge Athens man with trespass Police COLUMBUS (AP) arrested a 39-year old Athens carpenter Tuesday inside the lobby of Rockwell International Corp.'s executiv e office and cha rged him with criminal trespassing. Erny Davies, one of a small group ol protesters who gathered outside the plant earl y today, was handcuffed and escorted out of the building by police about 9:30a.m. The oth e r demon s trators, ca rrying an assortment of antinuclear signs, stayed oul.side. Rockwell will be manufacturing the major component.s of the B-1 strategic bomber . Davies had walked into the plant ·about one-half hour earlier to read a statement to Rockwell executives who were standing in the lobby. He i&nored requests from plant offi cials and police officers til leave. Davies read a stat ement protesting the previow;, arrest of Jerry Ebner several weeks ago for praying on the steps of the Rockwell plant. · Ebner, also arrested for criminal trespass, w?s to stand trial today in Franklin County Corrunon Pleas COurt. ·.' ''You who serve Rockwell lnt.~rnational have today sent J erry ~ner to trial charged with criminal ttespass because he felt moved to kneel on these steps and pray," he said, reading a leafl et. :: " You believe that Rockwell Intenrational owns this piece of God's creation and that J erry violated that owne rship when he ignored your or4~r to leave. But, in truth, Rockwell International's ownership is an ili w;ion. All ownership rests in God alone.'' '· The protesters disbanded shortly after the arrest. End marriages :connie Ray, Havelock, N.C., field syit for divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against David T. Ray, Albany. .·Jack L. U,msford, Tuppers Plains and Sarah J . Lunsford, Tuppers l'ilains filed for dissolution of ma rriage. · Ke nneth Romine and Maria Romine were each awarded a divorce. ·. Marriages dissolved were Paul Pullins, and Nancy Pullins ; Robert C. Fife, and Melissa M. Fife; Catherine L. Miller anq Dorsel E. Miller; Cheryl Wilson Harris and William Franklin Harris, Jr. Cheryl Wilson Harris will be restored to her fromer name of Cheryl Denice Wilson. executive offices Tuesday in Columbus. Davies read a statement protesting the previous arrest of Jerry Elr ner several weeks ago lor praying on the steps of the Rockwell plant ( AP Laserphoto). Food orders with the Meigs County Food C<rop must be placed by Thursday for delivery on May 27th. 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Bett y Jt·cul Szas/ lo Hlrhi:lrd A. Peytun , Sandra Pt•\'ton t P(;lrn·ls, Sa lem. Ttll'h~li:l Muntgoml' ry to Harry F. . Cll'land , Sr., Leona Cit'la nd . Parcl'ls, Salisbury . '<t .:Four calls were answered by units the Meigs County Emergency 1\Sedical Service Monday . ·: At 3:36 p.m. the Middleport unit I![ISWered a call for Clarence Longstreth, Grant St., Middleport, Wbo was transported to Veterans r«emorial Hospital · At 9:39, the I(tddleport unit transported Herbert Clllkey from his Broadway Street ift,me to Veterans Memorial JSospital. The Pomeroy utllt was !jflled to village hall at 9 p.m. for Brian Bass who fell dO\Vfl the steps · t!jere and he was taken to Veterans ~orial Hospital. The RuUand Wilt 3:44 p.m. took Curtis Uickeydpo from his residence on Cbok'a ·Gap Hill to Veterans Memorial Hospital. 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Th.1t s r tqht' When you u se u tt d1 5pl.1y !hou s,ln d s o l c.1qc r to or cl£~ssd1ed pofcnto<JI rccc tv c you your 63 L rves toc k 64 H ay & G r am 6 5 Seed & Fer t llrze>r PubliC Notec c d aT ed A p r il 24 1946 !lnd r ec orded tn Deed Book 158 Paq e 586 th ence fotlowtng th e w C>s t Stdc of sa1d r oad tn a north erly d1 r ect 1on 330 lrrt thrn ce tn a south w es terly dt r ec tt on 333 fee t to fil e northwest corne r of sn cl H oba rt and Enz• e N ewe ll 1 1 acre tract then c c c.1 s t to the pla ce of lJ( q .n n, nq c ontntnenq r1bout ont h,l ll ncre mor e ol less Ur1 n<1 p~1 r1 of the same r eal rc. l tll f' transferred by Ezra P Newe l l by transfer r ( corded n Vo lume 166 P 1qe 5d2 Me qs Coun ty Or f ct Rec ord s Parce l No 2 The t o ll o w.nq dc sc rtbed pr em• se s stlualed 1n th e T ow n she p of ( ll esl er Co un ly of M c eQ S Sta te of Ohto rl nct Ill Sec tt on No 6 and bounded and descrebed as fol lows Begtnntng at the 1unc t10n of the Bashan and Keno Road and the road leadt n g to Ret bel s Ford thence runn1ng west a lon g wh at was form erly th e Jessee New ell property a d 1stan ce of 18 6/ 13 rods th enc e north 13 r ods t hen ce east 18 6113 rod s to th e cen ter of th e publ tc r oad thenc e south 13 r ods a long lhe c enter of the public road to the p l ace of beg~n ntnq cont atn nq one an d one ha lf acres Rrfere nce Deed Vo lum e 155 pnge 655 MetQS Coun ty Deed Records App r a t sed v i'll u e 17 1 80000 Ter m s ol sal e Ca sh James J Proffitt Shertff Of Me tgs Cou nty Oh 10 151 19 26 (617 31c mon ey s avmg Printed Pattern p c n ~ e~ Sntd fa)( betng an ad dtflonal fa )( ol 3 0 Mil l s t o run for a conl1nutn g per, od of ltme at a rat e not e)( ceedtnq 3 0 m ill s for ea ch one do llar of va lu atiOn wh1c l1 r1moun1 s 10 Thtrly Cents l or each one tlundr ed do ii Ms of Villuatton l or a c ant nutn'/ per1od of ttm e The Po Is for satd E Icc !t on will open a t 6 30 o c l ock AM and r ema tn or en unit! 7 30 o clock P M o sayd day By order of th e Board of El ec l•ons of Metg s County OhiO LeslteM Fultz Cha trman 1----------------------,I Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savel II Wrtte your own ad and order by mall w1th th1s coupon Ca nce l your ad by phone when you get result s M oney no t refundable I I I I I' I I FrancesM Thoma s Otrector Dated May J 1982 {5) 11 19 26 (6) 2 4 tc I I I I Public Not1ce Nan1e-----------------------l I Address---------1 Phone _____________________ II I Pr 1nl one w ord tn eac h spac e below Each 1n f 1f tal or group of ligures counts as a w ord Count name an d addr ess or phone number d used You I! ge t be tt er resu lf s f you descr be fully y tv e prtce Th e Sen rtn el reserves H1e r1gh t to c lasstfy edtt or r e,ec t 11 any ad Y our ad will be put 1n th e pr o per :_:~:J~~~~~~~~~ cla sst f tca rl on tf you 11 I chec k ltle pr oper box I below 1 --+--+--1--+--; ---+--l--+---+---1] --+--+--1--+-- )Wan ted l For Sa le )Announ cem ent ) For Rent 17 -- -~ 18 5 6 t ~----- 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 I 20 21 3 4 I I I I 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 ~; I I I 19 2 I I I ' I TAKE IT EASY all ways Cui and sew th1s s1mple d1ess tn the lew est hours then en10Y 11 lor work 01 oela11 ng Checks llowe1 pront sohds- take your p1ck' Pnnted Pattern 4741 Hall SIZes IO'h 11\1 14 \1 16\1 18 \1 1011 SIZe 14\1 (bus! 37) takes 1llo yards 60 onch fabnc $2 25 lor uch patlem lldd SCM lor uth pattem lor posbp and hmdltn&. Send to: Anne Adams Pltlent Dlpl <l •• t NOliCE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE IS hereby 91ven th at 1n pursuance of a Resolut1on of the Board of Coun ty CommiSSIOners of th e County of M e •gs Pomeroy Oh10 passed on the 16th day ol March 1982 th ere w ill be subm1tted to a vote of the peop le of sa1d Me•gs County at a Pnmary ELECTION lo be held on the County of Me 1gs Ohto " ' t he regular places of vot1ng there1n on Tuesday th e 8th day of June 1982 the qu est1on of levymg 1n excess of th e te n m 1ll 1tm1tat1on for the benef1tof M e1gs County for the pur pose of Me1gs County Board of Health and to sup plement the general fund for t11e purpose of makmg app roprtat 1ons for the Health Departm en t Sa1d tax mg an ad d1t1onal tax half mttl 10 51 to run a t a rate lone half I dollar of va 1uat 1 amounts to f1ve eac h one hundred va1uat1on for f 1ve years The Poll s for sa od elec loon woll open at 6 30 o c lock A M and rema •n open untol7 30 o clock P M of sa od day By order of the Board of Elect1ons of Me1gs County, Ohoo Lesloe F Fultz Cha~rman The DatiY Sentmel 243 West 17 Sl, New Yart, NY loon. Pnnt NAil£, AOOIESS, ZIP, SIZE, ond snu NUll BU. I -- ------ II Mat I Thts Coupon wtlh Remtttance The Datly Senftnel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh . 45769 Savongs Breakthrough ' Send now for NEW SPRING-SUMMER PATTERN CATALOG Sew and get maNelous clothes for much less Free Pattern Coupon - choose lrom over 1~es $1 50 I W. CliNT .. $2.00 udl I' 121·Ptllow SltGoHifs 124-Easr Gifts 'n' Omom111b I 125-Pelll I 126-ThriltrQtlllts Crilly flowen Books and Ca!aloe - add 501 I' ~----~~-------------~- ' 882-New Haven 89s--Lolart 937- Bulfato Up to 15 word s One day tnsenton SJ OU Up to 15 woras Three day .nsertton S.4 00 SD< day tnsertton S7 00 Public Not1ce 1982 therr w dl br subm1f! c d to ~ votr of the pC'Opte of Sitld V1 ll i'lQ€' At n Prtmnry EL EC T IO N to be hr ld tn the Vtl laqc of M•ddleport Oh o r1 t thl" r eg ular plac es of vot1ng ther e1n on Tuesday the 8th day of June 1982 the que stiOn of tevy •ng tn ex th e ten mill cess of li m•tateon for th e benefit of Mtddleport V llt a9e for th~ purpose of prov1d 1ng and mamta1ntn g a pparatus ap pllances butldtngs or s1tes ther efor or sources of wat er supply and matertal s there for or es tab lt Sh tn g and matnlatntng of lmes of ftre alarm tel eg raph or the paym ent of per manent part t1m e or volunteer f i re men ft r e ft gh ten g co m panees to ope r a te the same Sa td la x be1ng an ad d1f1onal ta x of two mills to run lor Feve yea r s at a rate not exceed tn g 2 0 mills for each one doll ar of valuatton wht ch amou nt s to Twenty Cents for each one hundred dollars of va luat1on for F1ve yea rs The Polls for sa td Elec t10n wil l open at 6 30 o clock A M and rema1n oren until 7 30 o c loc k PM o saed day By order of th e Boa r d of Ele c ft ons of M etgs County OhtO L f' SI cF FuiiZ Cha trman each !01 postage and handling Frances M Thomas Otrector Dated May 3 1982 (51 12 19,26 (61 2 4tc - PubliCNOtite- - NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THETENMlLL LIMITATION NOTICE Is hereby given that on pursuance of a Resolutton of the Council of the Village of Middleport, Ohoo. passed on the 8th dajl Publtc Notice ~==========i~~~~~~~~~~~t.==========~F-~~~~~~~~~~~ FRYE'S PENNZOIL Salem Sf Rutland, Oh TUES lhru SAT 9 AM to 10 PM SUN lOAM to6PM Phone 742 9575 ' Tire sales & repatrs, gas & grocenes We now have new Amertcan made Mopeds in stock SJ95 Plus Tax 4 181 mo Frances/VI Th oma s Dtrec tor Daled May 3 1982 {5) 12 19 26 {6l 2 4t c Publtc Notice NOTICE OF ELECTIO N O N TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN M I LL LIMIT ATION NOT IC E IS hereby g1ven th at en pur suance of a Resolutton of th e Boa rd of County Comm iSSIOners of the County of M e1g s Pomeroy Ohto pa ssed on the 16th day of March 1982 there wtl be subm1tted to a vote of th e people of sa 1d Metgs Coun ty at a Pre mary ELECTION to be hel d on the County of M e 1gs Oh10 at the regular places of vo t1ng there•n on Tuesday lhe 8th day of June 1982 the que st iOn of l evy mg 1n e)(cess of th e ten milt l1m1tat•on for th e benef1t of Me,gs County for the pur pose of comm un1ty mental retardatton and develop mental d1sabillf1es programs and serv1ces pursuant to Chapter 5126 of the Rev•sed Code to w1t the ma1ntenance and operatton of schools tr a tntng c ent e rs and workshops for m enta lly persons Sa1d ta x be1ng an ad dehonal ta)( of 1 5 mills to run for a con tmumg per1od of t1me at a rate not ex ceed1ng 1 5 mill s for each one dollar of valuat•on wh •ch amounts to F1fteen cents for each one hundred doll ars of valuatton for a contmumg per•od of ttme The Polls for sa 1d Elec t 1on wttl open at 6 30 o cl ock AM and rema1n open unto! 7 30 o clock P M of sa1d day By order of the Board of Elect1ons, of M e1gs County Ohoo Leslie F Fultz Cha1rman Fran ces M Thomas D1rector Dated May 3 1982 (51 12 19 26 (61 2 21c PUBLIC NOTICE The i'lnnui'lt report Form 990 PF f or the Ktbb le F aun da lt On Berna rd V Fultz Trustee tS i'IV<ltlable f or publi c tn spec lton at Ber nMd V Fult7 Law Off• ce 111 1 W Seco nd Str ee t Pomeroy 01110 457 69 d ur tn<! r r ciUinr bustness hour s l or n pcnod of 180 day s c. ub s f'quf' n t to pUI)I I(i'II IOil Ol lh1 S llOI1Ce (5 1 16 17 18 19 70 71 23 lie Public NOIIC(' NOTICE OF PUBL IC SAL F. Not. ce tS he reby g1ven lhnt on Thursday Mily 20 1981 ill 10 OD AM a prtvilte s~11f' w ill be held nt the of fief's of Th e CC'n lr.1l Trust Co N A of Mtddleport OhtO IO SC' II lor Cii Sh fh(' t ottow1nQ cotl il terot towt t New B o~ t s I 1979 Star cra lt J(> t Boilt Ser No SJA 01400 1079 w / 460 Ford motor 1 1979 Stilrcraft lan Am 5er No ST R0017303079 1 197 9 Starc r aft 17 Tr t~ l nr Se r No 5TR E199 30379 F9 198 HP M r r c N ew Trail er t 1979 Trail R Crilfl Boilt Tr ailer Model HD25 56TA Se r No 76866 U sed Boat 1974 Skeet er Bass Boa t M odel H290 16 Ser N o ST RE G7 164M74J The Cen tral Trust Co NA r ese rve s the nghl to btd ill lht SSi'l le (5! 17 lA 19 3t c Public Not1ce NOTI CE TO CO NTRACTOR STATE OF OHIO OE"PARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Co lumbus Ohm May 7 1982 Co ntract Sales Legal Copy No 82 574 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Seal ed proposals will be rece 1ved at the office of the D1rec tor of the Ohto Depar tm ent of Transportation Columbu s Oh•o until 10 00 AM Ohto Standard T1me Thursdily June 3 1982 for tmprovements tn Me 1gs and Washtngton Countt eS OhtO on MEG USR 33 (3 6610061 - US Rout e 33 1n MetQS County and WAS S R 7 131 63 33 061 - State Route 1 1n Wa sh 1nqton Coun ty by ap plytno il slurr y seal t o the pavem ent Pav ement Wtdfh Vare es Prop::.> c t nnd Work Lenqth 41 663 ff'el or 8 08 mil es Th e dote se t for co m pl e l~on of th1S work shall be as se t forth tn the btddmg proposal Eac h IJ1dder sha ll be r eq u1red to fil e w1th h1 s b1d il cert lf1 ed check or c ashtt>r s check tor an nmount eq u al to f1ve per cent of h1s b1d but 1n no event mor e than ftfty thou sand do llars or il bond for ten per cent of h1s btd payabl e to the D1rector Bedders mu s t apply on the proper form s for quahf1 cation at least ten days pr1or to the date set for open1n9 b•ds m ac cordan ce w1th Chapter 5525 Oh10 Rev•sed Code P l ans and spec1f1cat•ons are on fil e •n the Depart ment of TransportatiOn and thP offtce of he Dtstrt c t ~---'----- 54 Mtsc Merchand1ce ' INSTALLED $899 ' EUGENE LONG Supenor Stdmg Co. Vtnyl & Alumtnum Complete gutter work, complete remodeling, roofrng of all types Worked tn home area 20 years Free estrmates Call 843 3322 Real Esti'te - General OHIO VALLEY ROOFING TEAFORD VIRGIL B SR 216 E 2nd St And Home Mamtenance e Roofing of all types • Stdtng • Remodeling GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM 'I 9 FT. and 12FT. WIDTHS STARTING AT $4.99 Cash & Carry RUBBER BACK CARPET $4~, _..,- ... -· CARPET AT LAST YEAR'S PubliC NOitc e SALES & SERVICE U S Rl 50 Ea" Guysville, Oh1o Authonted John Deere , Now Holland, Bu•h Hog Farm Equ1pment Dealer Farm Equtpment mile~ NOTI CE TO CONTRACTOR ' STATE OF OHIO OF PAOTMENT OF TRANS r ORT.OTION Columbu s Oh10 Mily 7 1982 c ontr.1ct So l es Leq.1t Co py No 82 55 8 UNIT PR I CF CONTRACT Scilted propOSiii S will l)e r rcrtved at the off• Cf' of thf' 0 1rrrtor of t he Ohto OepM tmrn t of Trc1nspor tr1flon Columhus Oht o un h l 10 00 J\ M Oh1 0 Stan dar(l T1mc Thur sdny Junr J 199? tor 1mpr ovf' ments 111 vntltn Ho c ~<. n t Mf' tt " And V•ntnn Countw s OhtO on vAL S R 233 IODD037J St,11f' Routr ?JJ .n G(lll ta County HOl S R 664 t l6 6? 13 48 1 51'llf' Routr 664 111 Hnck 1nc1 1...ou n1y ME v S R 33~ 14 97 15 36 1 SIN If' Rout e JJR tn Me q.., LOunt y MEV 5 R 68 1 ( 10 49 17 SSt Stnll Rnu 1r 6fl l •nMrrtsl...nunly VtN S R 160 tO 00! 13 qo A SAJ 5!!,11 f' Rnu1r 160 n V•n l nn The di'tlr sri lnr com plrte on of lht s work C. hi'l ll he il S se t fort h tn t11c IJ•dd 1nq proposal Ench h•dder SI1CI II he rrou•red to fil e wtltl hts l1 1d n cc rttft NI c heck or co~h trr s check l or Cln ilmount equal to five per ce nt of h1 s b1d hut 1n no rvP nl more th cln fifth thOusand dollnr s or a bond l or ten per cent of h1 s btd pi!yi!tl le to I he Dtrec tor Btdders must i!pply on thr prope r form s for qui'll fir nit on at lerts t ten doys prtor to the date set tnr oprn ng htds tn ac co rdan ce w• th Chi!pler 5525 Oh o Revt srd Code PlilnS r~n d spec tft ca ltons arc on I lr tn th e D epart mf'nl of Transporti'll eon and ltlf' Oll tCC' ol Ill (' 01 Strt c t Dr puly Dtrr c tor Tbc Dtrec tor r eserves 1he dql1t lo re tec t any a nd f1 1! htdS DAVIDL WEIR DIRECTOR Rev B 17 73 lrcensed & Bonded Phone 949 2793 or 949 2417 3 3 tfn Parts &Servtce 1 3 lie YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE 'Addons 1nd remodehn1 -Rooftn11nd JUiter work -Concrete wor\ -Piumb1n11nd l I \ liNG Sw 1mtn1 nq pool n1 w ? ( rlr (JMr iHII ? <. h l Ciy lOIS l lrUI" 1 r oo m 11 ou o:,r wtth t ln lll <; moctrrn k 1l r t rn n rl! qns F A lur lrlC e r nrpr t nq ! Oyf' r rl nrtl ormal d•n nq R NF"W LI STING rm tn olcter hnm e n ooort rn n<lll •on llr1 S I ' ; hi! Ills der \ \) nr1 1 Q ) 0:, F A I 7 CM l lrtrd(ll rlf t H !:> l lrl fiC l rt r s ! low er s il ll(l nnf' il(r f' liln you h1 ill S2? 500? 3 Y r ARS OLD Loc k e; 1 k1 nrw .n o:, tr c nn ct nut Hfl <;, 3 t) f'dr on m " tub bc'llf1 Plf h ,1c, ~ 11 o.1r ct !) ill 11(' 11 h l(l llf <, I S1?/ 00 ( An ynu 111 r11 lh.ll? LilrQ(' II Vf'l IO I Wrllll $)9 500 Rt DE CORArED Tt1 " nnf' r f' ;"JII v l oo k c. n(f H '1<. 7 r oom s ·n od rn b'llll pnrrh c s ( lri)Orl J Cilr q 1r1q(' l n(t I 1rqr lf' vr l l rll t or .-1 fl nr<ten or ott1cr uc.c Ju ~ l S18 00(1 \I FCtA L FINAN CI N G 'S tn f'llt clow n pw mf'n 1 w d l huv 1111 <:. 10 r n n n~ 11omr n R l C n1 (o a c, fur n.-l r t wooc1hur 11n ct t r 1 pi r r m cciN 1 tJ 'l lll IMflf' lOT W II llr l) tJy <; tl op ot J.t )(<1 ? Only ;]7 )00 POMfROY two tr r om l r 1m (' 110tn1 o:, ? qn r ,1q1 ~ ? br1 111 ~ 111 11 1 11 1 1..., d ll d levr 1 lr I <; Ao:, k tnf! S?R 500 W nn1 111 r lt N MIDOL EPQRl t1t dr oom n oel< rn t n r ? b'l ! l5. cC'n l nl 11 11 !1 ml v r oom Cllr 1tll rl ll<t IM OI" lOT N f'dS 1 l111 tr rlp'l r bul ,, qooct bu y M IODl fPORl M ortrr n ktl chrn 3 or d bNtroorns ? baTil.., Chl'"' re ntnl henr c; m ,l ll b'lo:,Pml n 1 fr on t por c 11 nnd lev el lol 1\<;k nq on ly Sl 9 500 tOALR f \ orr~nvpnn ot 1 Wr11Pr C~nc1' i f' ( lr• c .'1Vr1 l,lb te WI 51 Of Ru ll (1nd L nrqr tr r f' ~ qood 'it ff'S l or A trr111l f''"> s 10 000 TOM HOSKINS N f W Ph 949 1160 or 949 2321 4 20 tic Custom k1tchens and ap plrances custom bathrooms , remodeltng plumbmg electnc and heatrng FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-6011 V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 6215 or 992 7314 Pomeroy Oh10 9 30 lf c N.1y 19 /6 RANDY'S CARPENTER SERVICE CENTRAL REALTY -Addons and remodeling -Roolong and gutter work -Concrete work -Piumbtng and electncal work {Free Estimates) Ph 949 2609 949 2234 RACINE , OHIO S 191 mo NEW LISTING - F1ght mf la t10n or loss of tob by looktnq nto lht s tn co m e property Th1 s can eas ily be tw o r en lnl s or n home for you and r ent al 1nco m e I r om thP SPconcl dwel enq Ask nq pr.ce $32 000 OLDER FARM HOME on 10 acres ha s new ad dtt1on that can be more 1tv1ng space or ex tra mcome apa rtm ent 2 ca r garage barn and other out butldtngs Pr1vate and peaceful Owner will help ftnance quallf ed buyer $7 000 down and 10% 1n teres! on balance Askmg $36 500 Roger Hysell GARAGE QUIET STREET a nd good ne1ghborhood What else could you ask f or when you can have low cost housmg and clea n well kept area Th• s 2 bedroom trailer part1ally furn1shed underp•nned and a wood storage bu1ld1n g ha s ask1ng pnce of St 1 500 Sl Rt 124 Pomeroy, OH MUST SELL - Almost a gtveaway Reduced aga1n from $17 000 to$10 500 F1nancmg available AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR tn Rac.ne Oh Owner wil l hel p Also Transmtsston PH. 992-S682 or 992-7121 3 24 lie 3 BEDROOM BRIC~ HOME - Lovong room has woodburn1ng f•rep l ace Jill bath hardwood floors well constructed and msut ated Asktng $35 000 - MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE AL TROMM BUILDING & REPAIR If you need ot buolt or foxed we can do ot 742 2328 RUTLAND 4 29 1 m o 8 20 tic SA /E SJ DO WITH THI5 AD KEN'S APPLIANCE - W REESE TRENCHING SERVICE water Sewer Electnc Gas L1ne D1tches Water L1ne Hook ups Sept1c Tanks County certrf1ed Roush Lane Cheshrre. Oh Ph 367 7S60 1 7 1 ttc All Makes • Washers • D1sh washers • R.anges • Refngerat or. e Dryers • F reeters PARTS and SERVICE 4 5 tf c ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes ex· tenstve remodeling CALL US TO BUY OR SELL Nancy Jaspers - Assoc1ate PH 843 2075 ' ALL STEEL BUILDINGS Sites starr trom.30x24 Mon - IH q N qhl 8 1 - Ll di S Nqtll 87 l t r~ WId Dr nk 111d Drown fltlyo ClndrnkB7 lh r~ lo o !lournlmlll ~ hi I t r o !i r Blnd \ 0~1 ~1 1 Drown 10 1 Ouronq B 1nd On ly O rtn~ & \ un - I HI l & P IChll Utility Buildings S1zes from 4 to 6 and all wood buoldongs 24x31 Insulated Dog Houses Real Ettate - Gener11 P&S BUILDINGS Rl 3, Box 54 Jiac•ne Oh Ph 614 843 2S91 6 15 tic 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO Alumtnum Stdtng POMEROY LANilMARK .,4 J&F CONTRACT! NG NEW LISTING - FIVE POINTS _ Approxomately e1ght years old and 1s a beaut 1ful split entry type home w•th three bedroo ms li'lmlly room 2' , brtths two car garage deck and many more features One acre of yard Bl e nded rate avatlnbte Clt$49 900 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - of lhLS lwo bedroom home wtth extens1ve remodeling located r~ear the mmes and has 1 l / 8 acres of ground of wh•ch part IS fenced Blended rate avaolable S22 900 00 SYRACUSE Energy effiCient IS one way to descnbe th•s '2 bedroom home Wtth new carpet new remodeled bath and a mce level lot Assumi'lble loan avaolable Now $25,500 Vmyl & Alum mum SIDING card ot Thank• backhoe • excavatrng • sept1c systems *A water. sewer & gas hnes •dump truck •limestone Licensed Bonded 111 & PH. 992·7201 3 29 tf c BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beoutlful, Cu•tom Built Garages" Call for free siding estimates, 949 2101 or 949·2810 No Sunday Calls 3 11 tfc O'Brien Electric Service 16YEARSEXP •Restdenftal •Com mereta.! •lndustnal Racme, Ohto 247·3534 Free Esftmates 4 20 lfc COULD BE A MANSION - 3 4 bedrooms tovrng room, room, famtly room offtce country k tt chen, 2 h baths and a cellar on two large lots Doe need some work Askong $35,000 s (V 992 6191 992 5692 949 2UD 992-2259 COM ING HH APR' 8.6NDS JO MAY WILDWATE R CROSSOVERS Onnk & D rown aU ft1ghl ~ Thun Fn !>il l Sun M~y17282JJO CROSSOVE RS Ormk & Drown all mghls MONTH OF JUN E MARSHALL TENNENT Country Rock Cro ssove r s Thur s & b.lnd slarts 1 JO e nd s Olher ntghls 10 lo 1 Beer Available Drtnk Drown dunng Band N1gt11 CANDLELIGHT INN Rl I Che,h•re Oh10 PH "2 "13 51 Rl 1 C~~rrvout & H. L WHITESEL ROOFING All types of roof work, now or repelr gutter and downspoufl. gutter ctHnlng and pelnllng. All WW'rk guarantHd. P'rn Eetlmatet Reasonabla Price• Howard c,n Nf-2261 94+·2160 COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE From the Smallest Heater Core to the Largest Radiator Radiator Speclatlst NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yn. Experience ~ l•ltl c I Play Bongo for Chanty Watch lor openong date. Rodney Grange Hall Ga ll ta Co Volunteer Emergency Flowers for Memorral Day ·~-----------1 Next to Bank on Mid dleport 9 a m to 8 p m 7 days a week SMITH NELSON PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR MOTORS, INC. Call Btll Ward At Ward's Keyboard Pomeroy,Oh. Ph "2·2174 2 26 lfc Announcements Littl e koo l rest tee c hest by Igloo traveling r ef resh ment center $2.4 00 Sprmg Valley Trad1ng Co Spnng Valley Plaza 446 8025 F nday and Saturday II JO 3 Nogh! crawlers $1 00 per doz Spnng Valley Trading Co Spr1ng Valley Plaza 446 8025 May 10.1 1 11 2J Sun Thank you' My many frten ds and r eta tt ves for your k•ndness tn remembr1ng me w•lh your cards a nd te l ler"" on my 93 rd b•r thd ay From l tttl e seeds of k•ndness the llnes t fnen dsh•ps grow God b l ess you Cla ra M Rou sh 674 Tallkron Dnve Akron Oho o 44305 Raveo 25 auto posfol $47 49 Case sharks tooth knife $50 00 Spr•ng Valley Tradmg Co Sp nng Va ll ey Plaza 446 8025 I Counlrv Rock Thun Fn Sill Sun MiJy ll U IS II> CROSSOVERS Or m~ & Drown <t il nujhl ~ T hurs Fn Sun Nole 992 2112 L-------'---'1 ::=Anneuncements= ~~~~~~~~~~~~~==================~~:::::::::::::=:=:=:==4 PH.992-2259 REAlTORS Henry E Cleland, Jr, GRt bottie Turner Jean Trussell Office Be< r 4 JO lh 4/29/ 1 mo ' Mtsc Merchand1ce JUST RECEIVEO A complete lin e of shrubbery tr ees and rose buses See us for the lowest pnce 5 1n town 1 Used Whirlpool Coppertone Refrigerator S200 DA ILY '> f'f ( IAL ~ H 1pp v Hr 4/>0il ly Greg Roush Ph 992-7583 or 992-2282 •1nsulat1on • 51 orm D oars • 51orm W md ows •Replacement Wtn d ows •New R oo f mg Free Esltmate James Keesee Ph 992- 2772 54 01 f N MO NO AY SU ND AY 1 lO I M1lOAM • E lectnc work •Custom Pole Bldgs •Roofmg work 14 Years Expenence J&L BLOWN INSULATION Vmyl & Housing Headquarters CA NDL ELIG HT INN Rt I Ches hire Oh Oh10 St Rt 7 PH 992 9913 4 '19 1 mo THIS ONE HAS CLOUT - 4 beaul •ful bedrooms 3 hied bath s car peted throughout double car qaraqe love ly se tt nq on e)( tr n IMqe lot 1n Syracuse Fu l l basement for extra ltv1ng space of fam1ly room Ask1ng $67 500 C:,I:S"' For all your wtnng needs, furnaces repatr serv1ce and mstallalton Restdentta I & Com mereta! Call 742 3195 3 7 ti c C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION eltctnulwoR !free Esh~IIH) Real Estate - Gener•l 3 FLAT ACRES ftnance Doter & backhoe ser vrce, water sewer, pan ds foundations rec1amat1on REALIOR Phone 1-(614)·992 3325 efree es ttmates e20 Yrs expertence C&M EXCAVATING AND CONSTRUCTION :r GOOD SELECTION OF IN (Sr 19 26 ?Tr BOGGS l nunly Clnd Vtn 5 R 160 t3 361 1J 69 1 Slil l f' Rout e 160 1n tllr Vd letQe of WtlkeSv 1l lr V •nlon County hv opplytnQ i'l IJ•tumtnous ~ur lr~ cc trci'llmcnl Piivf'mcnl Wtdtll Vnrtrs ProtecT ('lnd Wor k Lrnoth 21R 570 fee l or 43 19 ~2 1,900 CARPET STARTING AT $12.95 KITCHEN CARPET Drpuly 01rrc tN Tt r D trr' ct or rrsrrvr~ 111(' nqlll In rl"l(' ( I il ll V f1n (f ;"JII h•d s DJ\VID L WEIR Oti<' EL f OR R•vRI773 NEW LISTING - CHESHIRE - A 1'1> story fram e home W1th seven rooms three bedrooms storage bulidmg good garden w•th bern es and grapes GIANT CARPET SALE Squ1re Yard With-Pad Installed Public Not1ce Public Not1ce ot Ma r ch Ouick and Cool! Ol CSSilq C P.ukersburg w v 104 4U ~414 Mu,.doch Av & lak e\l eew Dr 5 ottheMallnexttoJl l l or 992-2316 5 11 7m o pd + Me 992-3543 667- (00IVIIIe Up to 15 Words Soar mg Ahead Natures Way Curta ti s vour house dust problems U P S Servtce Gallipolis 614 446 2096 (Average 4 words per hoe) NOTICE OF E LECT ION O N TAX LEV Y IN E X CESS OF T H E TEN MILL LIMI T ATIO N N OTICE tS hereb y g 1ve n !hil l 1n pursuance of a Rcso lutton of th e Board of E du cn t ton of the E as tern Loc .11 Sc hool Dt sln c t Oh o woth you Pd S~ L d on the 18th dar ol Mnrrt1 1982 th ere wtl be So 0ned Delores frank subm• tl ed lo a vote of the peo pl e ot sa td Sc hoo l D str. c t at a Prtmary E L EC TION IO be he ld al - - - - - - - - - - - - l lhe rc qular p la ces of vo ten g there1n on Tuesday the 8t h day of June 1982 the que~l to n ol tevytng 1n ex c ess ol the ten mill ltrn tl c11ton forlhebe nefltof E r~ s t crn Loca l Sc hool Otslrt c l for th e purpose of Curre nt operattnQ e)( reach buyer s th<Jt 61 Farm E qU'rpm cn t IN MEMORY ol Loos Me Caon a good lroend on heo buthday May 20, 1982 Greal muacles stoll happen In th1s day ot s hue, And I !hank God lo1 lhe muacle 01 the tnendsh1p I sh..ed column 98s--Che•ter 343-Porttand 247-Lolarl Fall• 949-Rac.ne 742-Rutland 379- Watnut Hom e Improvemen ts Plumbtng & Hea ttng Exca vatmg Elecrtcal & Refr1gera te on 85 Gene ral H au l tng 86 M H Repa.r 87 Uphol ster y 67s--Pt Ploa•anl 45&-Loon S76-Applo Grove 77J-Mason Pomeroy 2S6-Guyan Dtst 81 87 83 84 6'1 Wan ted to buy Public NotiC e u1 c h or m or e tn n ews pap e r advert 1s mg be 446-GalllpoiiS 367-Cheshlre 388-V•nton 24s-fho Grande 643- Arabea D1st Public Not1 ce P u bi1C N O fi CC N O TI C F O F \ A LF Com m on r '11 ' 1 l' t1hhc N n r r n, 41 Houses l or Re nt d') M ob tiC Hom es for Rent .J ] F i'lr lll5 10r Rt.: nl 44 J\pr1rtment l or Renl 15 Furn ts hf'd Room s 46 Sp 1cr l or rt: n t 41 Want ed to Rent 48 Equ pm en tl or Rent 49 For! ei'l<; e n t rI Jll n Area Code614 The machme ol tomorrow tooav 1 471 1 rno Mason Co , WV Area Code l04 M@•gs County Area Code 614 997-Middteport Galha County & tlvestotl! I t following telephone exchanges. ser•11ees Farm supplies servtces j PH. 59 For Sale or Trade 33 l t il ll ( fl 71 Autos for Sa te 72 Tru ck s for Sa le 73Vans&4WD 74 Motorcycles 75 Boats & Motors 76 Auto Parts & Accessor1es 77 Au to Repa1r 78 Cam p1ng Equtpment 5<1 Mrsc Merchandr se 55 Bu l dtng Supplt es I r H 51 Household Goods 51 CB TV & RadtO Equrpmenl 53 An ftqu es I i J Y CIJJssified pages cover the Bu ~ tn es s Q pportund y Money to L oa n 13 P rolcs".rOn <l 5Pr vr ce s I II ( ( } RAINBOW-The Amaztng Water Machtne FROM CONCRETE TO ROOFING AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN Transpurranan Vt•a 1-446-4372 ster Charge 4 9 lfc Announcements SW EEP E R MR. VACUUM-TAYLOR DIST New Construction and Remodeling. Announcemffits 3 Golf Lessons & C t ~b repaor John Teaford, Chester. Oh 985 3961 No hshong on my property Max one Doddle Sellers The Daoly Sentonel and sew tng Yard Sa l e 11 Help Wanted Gar age Sal e May 19 & 70 8 30 5 00 Vt ll age a t Ccn ter vll le off Route 35 Boys & gtrl s c lothm g Htctl t Schoo l Gra d Ul ll S & S e n1 o r ~ y ou con eilr n ove r SSSO DO per month wllti C' le 'lrn nq a v alu abl e skill I k c c omputer r ep1 r er 5 Family Yard Sa le 636 Jrd s11eet m etal w orker or r efrtgerat on Plu s you will Ave G alltpO! ts May 19 20 & 1 1 9 ttl 5 Chddren hrtvc n secur e par t l•m c tO b Se ll comple t1ng r et eremen t clothes f lowe r pots btke & wttt1 the A m r y N a11on nl Guard a lte r schoot.nq program s en even t of miSC Ben efit s tn c lu de a $1 500 DO d esabd 1t y Rum l ey tn enlt S imcnl bonu ~ surancc Agency 446 3320 Garage Sale May 20 & 11 1 $35 000 00 l• l e nsur an (( 112 m• out Rl 218 fr om R t i'lnd ln•e t u I on to r1 n y Buy ter m tnsurance and tn 7 2 .'lt r r and drill coii N ie or tr1d c sc hoo l n ves t th e rest No ob l• ga!ton fn ep l acc sc reen & blower Wes t v rcttnta t nl c r e ~ l rr t analysts Rumley In clo th es & mt sc pc>r so ns may en II fJO<t ) 675 surance Agen c y 446 332D 3950 o r 1n Wes l V r l] n '1 r "' II J Family on 160 3 me fr om l oll F RE E I 800 647 3619 H MC All kend s of c to lh tnQ 22 ca l 1bcr Buffalo Scout revolver pearl handles 4 guns kn eves F rt 11 & Sal H1gh Sc hoo l Gr ad uat es & 22 3/ 4 rifl e barre l 6 sho t 22 SeniOrs you can earn over shor ts or long s $5995 S550 00 per month whil e 3 Fam ly Yard Sal e 28 3 learneng i'l valuabl e skill Spr mg Vn lley Pl aza 446 Lower R ver Rd Cl olhtn g ltk e c om put er r ep atre r 8025 Spr•n g Valley Tradtng Co or & tSC May ? I 22 9A M to sheet metal work er refrtgerat•on Plu s you will 5PM ha ve a secur e par t ttm e 10b 1 oz 999 silve r Fa th ers Day bar S10 DO Sp rtn g Y .:ud Sal e mt sc ellaneous w 1th th e Am ry Natt o nr~l Gua r d after school tnq Valley Tr ad ng Co Sp n ng Fr1di'l y ! em s Thur sday Benefit s en c tude a $1 500 00 Va ll ey Pl aza 446 8025 9 30 IO 5 9tt4 F 1r st Ave e nlt s tment b onus Gall tpolt s Case of ratn $35 000 00 life ensur i'l nc e Per fect Father s Day Qtft latpr dat e and free tutl1on to r1n y Whtte s metal dete c to r 15 col le ge or trade sc hoo l tn 0 o all Sprtn g Valley West V1rg nta Int eres ted Yr~rd sa lr T t1ursday and Tradtnq Co Spnng Val ley person s may cal l ()OJ) 67 5 Fr di'ly K ~nd K Lo ll S Plaza 446 1:1025 3950 or tn West V rg n a c a ll l oll FREE 1 800647 361 9 4 G1veaway 8 Pub li c Sa le & Auctton A NY P ERSO N who has M ilt nl c nce prr <>on l or .1p.1r anylhtng to geve away and Rt c k P e a r s on E )( tmcn T comp le)( ( ,111 6/S does not offer or attemp t to per tenc.cd A U CTION E ER 5104 or 675 5386 off er any oth er thtng far Es tates a nttque s l nrm sa iP may pla ce an ad •n !ht s h ou~ehold L censed OhiO L tc e nsed .nsunn CI 'lqr n t co lumn There wilt be no W V Buy.nq nn ttqu es JOd nee d ed Appl) Ruml ev I n c harge to th e advert1ser 773 5785 77 3 9 185 surAn ce Aqf'ncy <146 JJ?O ma c hm e r epit1r p art s and supplt es P•ck up and de ltvery Davt s Vacuum Cl eaner one half mile up Geo rge s Creek Rd Call 446 0294 A sack ol Rrader s DtQPSI 446 9l79 5 Ktftens 6 wks old ha l f an gora mother ca t II months old Ca ll alt er 5 30 p m on week.dnys Any ltm e on weekends 379 2307 Au ct on f' vc ry Frt n gill '1 1 the Har tl ord Co mmun tly Center Tru ckloads ol new merchandt se every week Constgm ent s of new nnd used mcrc handt se alway s we l c omr Rtchord Re,.nold s Au c t oneer 275 3069 Sma ll breed mill e dog h o u se broken gP nlle nature Cat I 446 3067 AUCTION Mey 22 10 00 il m H ousrh o ld tt cms tool s Anl tq ues Ru ssell Terrys Es ta te Furn tturf' and o t her tl c m s Junt or Younq s acr oss from Mt OI1Ve SC hOOl A ShTOn WV pr oceed s Ru ssrll Trr ry es tate qo to Ball s Ch1pel (!lur ch 5 c a1s and 11 k!lf ens Call 9 1 Brtltany Sprtnger Spantel 6 mo old Cel l 388 9895 Ca ts or ktflens 2674 Call 379 446 0808 on Ke ll on Rd 3 1onq ha tr Pd ktflens 6 wk s ol d Bl ac k & wh tt e Call 446 0645 2 part german shepa rd pups Ha d shots spaded 9 9 7 6 5 5 6 6 yellow ktltens 7947 Ca ll 446 ONE year old f ema l e parf b l ack & lrln Atrdal e 304 RR7 7573 TWO pups I qood l or hun 11nq the otllcr p('t 304 675 612R Yard Sale L o ts of necc c lean c lolhtnQ f or boys qtrl s m en woma ns cp rt s 1eans ceramtcs Homeltte c ha1n sa w croquet set co lor burst came r a old A von doll s lot s m ore Turn rtght top of H artford Hill f rst hou se on left Thur sday and Frtd ay 9 td' GARAGE sa te 1st sa le fh •s year May 20 & 21 9 30 4 00 F atrv leW Rd Pt Pl easan t Old mantel mtrror g la ss w a r e old cha1rs co rner cupboard old oak se w1ng ma chtne nt ce clot h•n g g Trl s 4 6x boys 12 14 men s & womens toy s books & mtSC YARD sal e several famt1e 1s cl oth1n g Avon botlles 2211 & 22 15 Jel ferson Ave Pt Pleasant Thursday Fnday 9 30 3 00 YARD Sale 1 m il e ou t San dhdl Rd PI Pleasan t on le ft Thur sd ay & Fnday 9 3 4 Family Yard Sale 130 Th1rd Av e Ga lltpol• s Fn & SoJ t 9 to 5 Ch ddrens adult and l arger STZe c loth1ng roller skates turn dt shPs co ll ec tahi PS Too many to li st Yard Sa le Thur & Frt 20& 21 2 Family somth.ng s f or 49 Gar f1eld e very one Ave GalltpOit S Stdewalk Sa le whole leng th of Vene St tn Ra c tne M ay 20 Numer ous •tems such as clothes d1shes llv.ng room su1te cha1rs color T V storm doors, utd1 ty table etc Free Coffee W ANT TO BUY O le! l ur ntlur c nnd An t tques ot all k•nd s c r~lt K c nnettl Swa111 446 31 59 ~1 n d ?56 1967 n tile eventnq s CAS H PAID l or c lc'ln l ate model uscct c nr s Srnll tl Bu c k Pon t •n c v nl t•pol ~ Oht O (<'Ill 446 71 8? Buy.nq G old Sli ver P! at •n um old co 1ns c:,c r ap rtnq s & sllvcrwarP Daily QUOIC' S <'IV (lil able Al SO cotn s & co n supp lt eS l or sale Spr1ng Vnlley Tradtnq Sprtnq V 1ll ey Plaza 446 8D25 or 446 1:1076 We prty c ash for tnt e model clean u sed c ar s F r enchtown Cr~r Co Btl I Gen e John so n 4d6 D069 Want ed swarm s of bee s Cal l 245 5055 or 446 1052 or 446 7801 Good used eM w il l pay $400 ro $500 Mu s t br tn qood ru nn enq co nd Call 446 8278 Stand nq I mber & Ford Rrnn c o wrf' c kcd or blown eng1n e Ci1 11 388 9906 St a.nle ss stee le m lk cn n n e)( c cond Ca ll 388 8801 Pay Cc1 Sh tor mtnt motor hom e tn good cond 79 model up prefer ed c ~111 256 6141 Topper tor 76 Ford Currter tru ck Ca l 446 1026 BED S IRON BRASS old fur ntture gold Stive r dol lars wood tee b o)(es srone ,a r s an ltques etc Com pl e t e h ouse holds Wrtte M 0 Mill er Rt 4 Pom er oy Oh Or 992 7760 Go ld St iv e r st e rltng tewe lr y r n gs vl d c otn s & curr enc y Ed Burkett Ba r ber Shop Mtdd leport 997 3476 OLD FURNITURE beds 1rdn br ass or wood K '' chen c ubb a rd s of all types T ab ies round or sq uar e Wood tee bo)( es Old desk s and book cases Will buy comp le te hou se hold Gold silver o ld money pock et watc hes cha1ns rtngs and etc 1nd1 an Artifacts of all types Also buy1ng baseball ca rds Osby Mart1n 992 6370 One ow ners used 198 1 or 19'9 2 t ow mtleage cuslomtz ed va n 304 675 5914 alter 5 p m ~Set-Yitl!S At Jack Abtes res1dence across from ol d Locks on 338 Apple Grove church May 20 9 to 4 Ram cance l s 2 separate yard sales ftve famdtes M 1dway Onve at New Haven Thursday and Froday 9 4 Used clan net old desk lawn mower w1th grass catcher all s1zes c lothtng Avon bot lies odds and ends Held ra1n o~ sh1ne Three famoly sate Sandy Heoghls PI Plea~anl Thursday, Froday, 8 30 tot 5 00 Follow sogns 304 675 1504 15 families, Lynn and Trav1s Streets New Haven Thursday and Froday, 20th and 2lsl. 9 3 - --- - - ,-, - - - H~ p wanted FULL OR PART TIME couples and 1nd1V1duals for bus1ness or your own Local Amway 01Str1butor tra1ns you tor spl ended op portuntty No ex per.ence necessary For 1nterv•ew send name and phone num ber to P o Box 341 R10 Grande Oh 45674 People w ho l1k e make good SS$ Avon Call 446 3358 Lady to cl erk tn r c lilil sto r e M•ntmum WiiCtC' mu s111ave qood r etr r ( ncc s Wr t c to bo x ?08 G 'lll 1p01 S 0 11 NeC"CtCd S•ller 1 1 2 deW S l Wf < k Ch ild r en I I & t) C.1ll 446 3857 E XP A NOLN G MU SI BE J-\BLE TO S !AR ! 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E M a •n St Pomer o; Ot1 o W ~1nt e d pe r son to 1<'11" Wt tll rl d C' r l y 1,1 dy L t qh l hou se hold dul tes Rr tcrcn cc n l"eded Rc stdC'Il CC' R T 1 Lo nctb ollom Oh Pl ea s" cn ll or wrtte R K Br ow n WI nlcv Ptn ce 15 7 Chil l co th r Oh o 4560 1 Coc k f il ii w.=1 tress W'l ll i C"d t rllln (' d trll e p OSII I OilS full i'ln d Prl r l r1Vi'! ililbl f> t tm e A ppl y .n person or c(111 tor nppot nl mf'n t T ht En t (> rti'llnrr Potn t Pl ec1Sclnl WV ) Qd 675 6700 12 S1tuat•on s Wanted M nn wnn ts temal e to ltv e .n find he lp cook mr at s E Iwood M1 nn1s 388 9035 maesraJe Jl Hom es for Sa te Beaut lui br c k & f ram e J bed room hom e w t sc en c vtew w oo d burntnq firepla ce form a l d ntng central a r w / ll eM pump LanscapC' d 1 rlC re lo t w / f enc ed n back yard $45 9DO 11 °o f 1na nc 1ng smal l down pay ment Call 446 3766 6 rms Ill basemen t & oth er bu ldtnq s 4 ac res rural wat er n e r~r sc hools Mer cerv lle ar eil Call 256 6691 log llome on r 1ve r 1n MtCid l r porl 446 H ouse 'l nd CJMil CJ C' 12 acres 1 0 10 II ot r vu Iron ! ag e I m t above Apple Grove Oh o $37 500 Wtll cons der trad e for tlouse and lot o f equal value 614 247 22 45 Wnntrd someone to sl rW 3 bd room ar gC' garage 2 Wt ltl C'ld lerly l(ldy flPM IO acres 2 bd room Re nlal take car mobile home 1n flA M Ca ll 446 4S37 trade John Sl1ce ts 3 1 m te s Sou tt M 1dd cpo rt R H<'IV C" vi'l cancy n my ll Oml 7 tor e lderly Ambul i'l l or y mAn or woman 7 yenrs (')( 11 s GET T I N ( L A T E bul pen ence 667 3402 1up you r r1 n s ttl 11.1 vf' .1 110me of pcr spla tns Oh your own d you C' M n bet wel" n $9 000 ,1nct Sl 5 ODO a Hou se patnl nq roohn ct yt nr / 116 11ou~cs will oe con c ret e work 992 2836 IJu 11 n 111c s t r~ t e ot Oht o un dcr f a t m l1o m e> rura l t10u c tnq rroqr 1m th e WeldtnQ gas nnd elec tr c n m 1 ndcr of 1987 These fi eld or stl op Phone 30 4 hom s w ill bf' ftnnnc ed 675 3677 attrr 4 PM v.. d h no clown payme nt ~nd p.wmrnt 'i w il l be low as Any odd 10b Ha ve pl um $1 ?5 pN m onTh See our b ng etec frt c c arppn fr y moctl" l nci'l r fll r Pt e Pnc expcrtc nce 304 675 59 18 Mnrk r l on R r SO w A t11ens or c ,, I 99 ? 7D )4 tor 13 In sura nce nl o K 11 ll <. IJu y Ho m es 1100 E Mn n Sl Pomero y SA NDY AND BEAV ER In Dh sur a nce Co ha s offered servtces for ftre tn sur ance coverage tn Gal l ta Count y Houc;,e M r ,1c10wb r0ok Ad c1 tfton 3 i)f'drOOPl lnmdy for a lmost a cent ury Farm home and personal r oom Vl l lh l tr l"plrl Cl cen property coverages arc trr~ l rlt r bo ~eme nt Phone 304 675 1547 ava il able to meet tn d1v1du a l needs Contact HC!rry Ptt chford agen t H OU SE tor Sel le> by ow ner Pho ne 446 1427 4 beclrooms Crl ll for ap pu n1111ent Pl1ont 304 675 3270 nl!cr 4 p m 15 Schools lnstruct1on Karate the u1t1mate 1n sel f defe nce all prevat e lesso ns Men women & childr en 1nstruc t•on thru black be lt Al so ava ilabl e Karat e uniform s puch1ng and ktcktng bags and prot ec t•v e equ1pment Jerry Lowery & Assoc1ate s Karat e Stud•o l ,s...J Burl1ngton Rd Jackson' Oh Call286 3074 17 • tHREE bedroomtlouse 1 1 basemen! 11J f1c r es of qround 304 675 3'179 Pr oper t y tor SCI LelA 1 s Str ee t P leasan t Phone e 407 Potnf 304 576 2266 Silndh ll l Road J be dr ooms 1' 1 baths dou bl e o ar.=~qe tmm ed occ upiln c v all elecfrtc 304 675 581 7 M1scellaneou s Havtng a party pt cn1 c or 'tlomecommg why not have a mag1c1an for en terta1nmenf? For appt ca ll 992 7352 8 1 1 PERCENT as umable loa n one year old trt level Meadowl a nd Esta t es $67 500 Call 304 675 1529 af fe r 5 p ml �wednesday , May 19, 1982 The Dail y Se n11n e i - P~ge - 15 Ohio Page-14- l2 The Daily Sentinel sJ They'll Do It Every Time Mobil e Homes for Sa le wednesday, May 19, 1982 Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio H~s~otdGOOds- Refrrgerator, General Electric frostfr ee, a lmost new, window f an, se t store sca l es ca l cul ated . 304 675· 7674 . TRISTA T E MOB I LE HOMES USED MOBILE HOMES, CARS, TRUCKS GALL IP OL I S CHE CK OUR PR I CE S CALL 446 7572 General E lec tri c 23, 000 BTU ai r condi ti oner . 304 675·JB IB . CLEAN USED MOBILE HOME S K ES SEL ' S QUALITY MOBILE HOM E SA LES , 4 Ml WE ST, GALLIPOLI S, RT J5 PH ON E 446 J868 54 Misc . Merchandice . - CB , TV , Radio Equipment RCA So lid State 100 Con sole Cou ld be fi xed or used for parts. 446·4173 . ( rlll Sk• d m or e tor mob il e hom es m ovC' d Gr eenlawn Tran sport Ca ll 4467783 da ys . 446 3<1 79 cv en1ngs L•cc n srd & .n sur ed Quality Autobody & Paint work . Prot essw na l custom paint work on motorcycles . Au to Trim Center, 446 1968 . Fireplace sc r ee n, damper. grate, angle iron, range t op , two 15x7 whe'els, SlO eac h . 304·675 5976 after 4. One roll top chest. hand crafted so li d cedar. $175 . J04·675 J489. 79 SS Building 77' Av ian travel tr a i ler , ex . cond . Ca ii446·J15B. S~E I~ CAPTAIN EASY Brownrng Eag le 73 channel base st ati on, t ran sm1 tl er , and receive r . and 104 · power mike , S300 lrrm 245 950 1 Bu ilding materia l s block, brick, sewer pipes, win · dows, lin t els, etc. C laud e Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Ca ll 145 5111. 54 Me tal Shee ts 4'x 8' thru 4'xl2' . Pri ces $7 .60 to $9.60 . Exfcellent building material, por ce lin e, ena m el woat ed won't ru st 18 to 12 gauge 614667 JOBS Tupper s Plains, Ohio. ST UCCO PLASTERIN G t ex tur ed ceili ng s co m mercia! and r esiden ti al, tree estimates Call 256 1181 56 PA INTIN G in terior and ex terior , plumbing , roofing , some remodeling . 20 yrs . exp Call 388 9652 . I'LL JUST HAVE TO SET UP CAMP 81 G~l s Plastic Sep tr c Tanks . State and co unty ap pr oved . 1,000 ga l. ta nk , pri ce $3 40 . Other sizes in st oc k , hau l in your prc kup tru ck. Ca ll 614 286 rurc~l, water~ tlf' i \1 , Clo se to c dy i• m•t S· 446 179 4 Ca l ~ . 17. 60 t r.1• 1N ex cellent co nd il •o n C<1ll 446 1557 Fu rn tS il(' Cl, ,,,r c on d• l•oned . un dc r p tn n.nq . <,c l up on lo t ~~::~====~~~~=T~~~~~;;~~~~~59JO JaEckson , Oh .SERON EVA, N S N TERPRI S ~ 41 44 Hou ses for Rent •n M •rl d l f' p or t ..\ tur rw:. h t•d rn ob d r 7 bd r oom ho mC' s Brown s T r ililer P .H k . Mine r sv ill e, Oh 997 JJ)•I Cu st om buil l. t ur n , '1 BR m ob1I C' 110m(' on r ented r•v cr fr on t lo l•n Mfl so n All c lc c , er n! A C. W 0 . c ptct. p o r O lf' S. St o rno c m ~1ny IJidq exlrn s wd t1 work ben c h A 1 co nd Mu st sec to npprr c 1,1 1e 304 773 5680 1970 Gr C'lJO r y !rrtder , 12x65 7 bedroom . ,1r r cond un rt. por ch & awnrnq , good cond . wa shN & dry er spa ce $5.000 Lo t also l or r en t 997 6093 19 76 mob ile c lu dC'S ch. and 11 0,500 t.tx 70 P Mkw ood 11 0m c. 11: bMh In unclcrp r nn ~ nq , par il l umr nurn budd rnQ 997 781 1 D o ubl e w 1dr f or sale 74x64 E xcr ll r nl co nd 7 r o movf'd t ram ba t h's Syr,1 CUSt' 99') ?638 1959 lr o nw ooct hou se l r ilri C'r . 8x35 . $1 .700 74 2 73 06 iltl er 5 or <;rr' c11 New Lrmn R d , Ru tl and . 011 USED MOOIL E 57 6 771 1 HOM E MOB ILE HOM ES M OV ED L rce n sed & rnsu r cd C1 ll J04 57 6 77 11 1976 . l4x7 0 B E ND I X mobrle t10m C'. 3 bed roo m <;, , ex ce ll ent c ond rlr on. 304 67 5 ' 7810 197 3. 14 x70 . 3 beclroom. mobrle homr Wrll sell tur nr sllccll tor $7. 300 . or un furnr sh c d $6 .800 304 882 1870 1972 Shull7 12x 65. q,1 s hen! . 3 bC'd r oom s. partrnll y tur ~ nr s h C' d 304 675 1907 TR A I L ER , 17x57, PMC. 7 bedroom s On r ent ed lot , J04 675 5658 TRAI L ER , 7J wa shcr .dryer , new car pefrnQ. Wrll sell pnrtrally furnr sh ecl or un f urnr shed , $6JOO 304 77 J SSOJ JS Lot s & Acreage Prr ce redu c ed 7 lot s wit h rural wa ter c lose l o c rty 11mi t s, $4 ,450 00 Cnll 446 1194 10 acres at Rr o Grande on Ce nt erpo rnt Rd Ru r a l wa ter 614 267 5916 TWO nc r e tots I SO It road fr on t ag e , c ity wate r , bchrnd 84 Lumber , call 304 675 6873.67 5 J618 H omes tor Rent , Lea se or Land contra ct rn town or cou n try Call Strout Rea ll y , 446 0008 - - ---- --.. 41 .,- - Hou ses for Rent 3 bdr . house. apts, c om mer c ia! h 1ghwasy Iron tage . Cal l 304 675 5104 or 675 5J86 New r edec orated 3 bdr rn c ity . Referen ce and no pet s. Ca ll 446 11 58. POMEROY, 105 Spring Ave .-- Ni ce five room house with two bedroom s, bath, livin g room, dining room , kitc hen with stove and refrigator furn ished . Back yard . Storm windows, in· sll la ted, for ced air furna ce make utilities low during heating seaso n. $165 per month r e nt , sec ur ity deposit S100 . Adults, no in· side pet s. Phone 991 5191. after 5 weekdays, any ti me weekends . For rent in Racine ·ni ce 2 bd .room t~ouse . Completely furnished , with air cond .. all utiliti es paid . $300. per month . 949·2801 or 949·2860. . --~~-- Apartment for Rent De lux e turn . apart., cen t. air & hea t. I or 2 adult s only . Call 4.46·0338 . One bedroom fur nished Ol der tram house rn R to apar tm ent, uti I ities pa1d Grr~nde ar ea Call 446 3258 J04-67 5 I 897 . or 446 3888 APARTME NT rn PI 3 bdr . co untry home Pleasant , 614 446 822 1 availab le in Clay Twp ., ci ty sc hool s, $250 per mo . plu s '" dep Stov e & r efrig . in 45 Furnished Rooms elu ded. Call evening 256 9J63 . SLEE PIN G ROOMS and l igh t housekeeping ap1., Two bedr oom house on Park Ce ntral Hotel . 1975 Case 450, do ze r tractor , 1.800 hr s, VC/Y good c ond , $ 14 ,900 Ccfll 446 45J7 . RAT LIFF ' S POOL CE N TER Pools sa te, supplies & rns talla t ion . 403 2nd . Ave .. Gal lipo li s, Oh Cr~ll 446 6579 . In ground Ablove ground 1 Raccoon Cr eek , one yea r lease required . Befo r e 5 :00 ca ll 446·0093 , after 5: 00 ca ll 446·0795. Rooms with cooking , ca bl e, air , $40 a week . 304·773 565 1. 4 bdr house lor r \'nt over lookrng rtver . J mt. ou t of Ga lli~i s , S750 m o Cal l 4461615or446l24d 46 4 bedroom , ce n tr a l arr and heat, city water, f irep lac e. unfurnished ex c ept krt chen . $300 month plu s u tdrf ies Ref eren ce an d de po srt requrrcd In Racine . 949 2193 COU NTRY MOBILE Home Park . Route 33 , Nor lh of Pomer oy Large lots Cal! 991 7479 Pomeroy 7 bd ro o m . remodel ed , 408 Sprrn g Cnrpcted, securr l y deposr t $100 Rent $195 Call alt er 6 p m 99 7 2788 41 M obrl e t-1om es l or Rent N rce f urn1 she d m obil e home. cen l rill a rr . I mr below ci ty over look rn g nver, ndu ll s on l y Crl ll 4460JJB Furn 7 bdr m obil e hom e rn Crown C1ty Call 256 6510 7 bdr frillier lurnr shed, adu lt s onl y, Brown Trailer Park , 997 3324 Mobr le nome on Cherry and 3rd off 1'14 on the left N o part res . no dr unks. no pet s Mayme Cu ster Mannrnq , 7 bd rooms . fold out c ou c h. 991 5149 7 bd r oom t railer rn Rac tn e Dl'pO~r ! r equ rr c ct 949 1776 ONE bedroom home, 304 675 41 54 TRAI L ER lot. 90x70. PcM s on Tr r1 rl cr Court , Gnllrpolr s Ferry , 304 675 1>167 Small . trailer sp n ces Ma son 304 773 5651 Hou se hold Goods SWA IN AUCTIO N FURNITURE & PAW N SHOP 61 Olive St ., Ga llipoli s. New sofa bed s $250, used sofa bed s $100, recliners $80, bunk bed s $100. bunki e mattresses $40, map l e roc k er s $49, map l e dinett se t s from $125 to $175, bedroo m sui tes $150, 3 pc . living room sui tes $1 99 , 2 pc. l iving room sui tes $140, love sea ts $70 , owl l am ps $25, ringer washers $75 , dryers , refrrgera t ors, seve ra l utilit y cabine ts , mec han tc' s tool s, beds , sil ve r stone, T V ,s, wood · burners , stero's and l ots more. Open lOam to 5pm , 446 J159 GOO D U SED AP PLIAN CES wash ers, dryer s, refr ige rator s, Skagg s Ap · r a nge s . plian ces . Upper R1ver Rd ., bes ide Stone Cres t Motel. 446·7J98 . mobrt e Mob1le Hom e, Pleasant. 614 446 8771 43 Space for Rent Prrvate m obile home lo t in Cen tenary Call 446 4053 . 51 M obile hom e tor r ent Call 446 47'15 or 440 0756 Pt Farm s for Rent PASTURE tor r en t, 40 head c attle, no hor ses , good fen c e, abund ance water & g ra ss . 304 675 1269 44 - 132 A Ma son Co ncar Rock c as fl c and Ml 011vc chur c h T im ber and gas .....-...el.l on la nd . Suitabl e for hi.Jntinq a n d ca mpin g 1500 00 Phone J04 458 1893 Misc . Merchandic e Apartment for Rent Furni shed ap t 1 bdr ., adu lt s, $700, elec tr~ c. water paid Ca ll 446 4416 aft er 7PM Furn ished 3 r with pri va te bath . 845 Seco nd Ave ., Gallipolis. Ca ll446·2715 . 2 bdr . apar tm ent in Vin to n. C lean, con ve ni ent loca t ron . Ref. & Stove f urn ., $135 mo. c,II145·5B1B . Apartment, 2 bdr, unf ., n o pets Cal l446 J9J7 . 1 bedroom fu r n ished apt 992 5434 . 992 ·59 14 or 304·881 1566. Partially furni shed . 4 rooms and bath . 992 ·5908 . LAYNE'S FUR NITUR E Sofa, chair , rock er, ot tama n, 3 tables , $500. So fa, chai r and tovese at, $275. Sofas and c hai r s pr iced fr om $285 . to $795 . Tabl es, $38 a nd up to $109. Hide·a· beds,$3 40 ., queen size, $380. Rec l i ners, $175. to $295., Lamps from $18 . to 165. 5 pc. din ett es from $79., to $385. 7 pc., $189 . and up. Wood t able with 4 chair s, $2 19 up to $495. Desk $110 . Hutches, SJOO . and $375 ., maple or pine f inish . Bassett Bedroom suite s Cherry, $795. Bunk bed complete with mattr esses, $250 . and up to $350. Cap· lain's beds , $275 . co mplet e. Baby bed s, $99 . Mattresses or bo x spri ngs, full or twin , $58 .. f irm , $68 . and $78 . Queen se ts, $195. 4 dr . ches t s, $42. Bed frames, S10.a nd $15., 10 gun · Gun cabin et s, $350., dinette chairs $20. and S25 . Gas or electr ic ranges, $295. Or· thopedi c super firm, $95, baby matresses, S25 & S35, bed lrames $20, $25, a. SJO. Use d Furniture bookcase, 5 pc. dinett set, 3 Living room suite. Ranges and TV's. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 7pm, Mon. th r u Fri. , 9am to5pm, Sat. 446·0322 For sa le or tr ade Dnv ts 700 tr en c her and bu c kt1oe, good c ond ., Cal t 256 12 16 For sa le 55 g.11 drum s $5 ea c h or 3 f or $12. 5 gal piastre pail s $1 each . For in forma t ion call446 9'975 Insulated T opper , frts small rmport pi c kup . $75 .00 Call J791307 al1er 5. 30wee kday s. Grave l y Tra c tor w / 50" m ow er. Irving r oo m sui te (blu e J. wa sher & dryer (Kenmo r e) . Poulrn c t1nin saw J67 OJ I S. Whirlpool ai r condr t ioner 10,000 BTU, wrndow moun ted . 26 to 38 rn ct1cs. 11 0 vo lt s Call446 1570 Gosolrn e and heatr ng fue l Call Exce l sior Oil Co m pa ny 6 14 991 1205 A tr Compr esso r Ketlogq Amerrcan , l 1 1 H P. 2 stage, 80 gal . vert 1c al tank . Very good condition . SBOO. Al so cherry logs f or sale. Jerry Well992 7844 Sx 19 c off ee table wrtt1 '1 maqc1zrne door s and 1 open Mc1t ch rng c ompartment end table 76x26 with closed rn book c ompartmen t Srmu l a ted dark walnut wood fini sh $40 for both 985 4156 Arr Compresso r Kellogg Amerrcan . l 1 1 H .P . 2 stage , 80 ga l. ve rti c al tank . Ve r y good co nd i t ion. $800. A l so cherr y togs for sate Jerry Wel l 991 7844. Air Compressor Ke l logg· Am eri can, 11 1 H .P. 2 stage , 80 gaL ve rti cal lank . Very good condi ti on . $800 . Also cher r y togs for sate. Jerr y Well991-7844 . Air Co mpr essor Kellogg American, l'h H .P. 2 sf age , 80 ga l v ert ical tank . Very good conditi on . $800 . Also cherry log s for sa te Jerry We11992 7844 . 5x 19 coff ee tab le with 7 ma gazin e doors and 1 open com pnr tm ent. Mntc hin g end tab le 26x26 wi th c losed i n book compa rt me nt. Si mul at ed da rk wa lnut wood fin rsh $40 tor bo th 985·4156. 2 t ires and tu bes 600x l 6. 949·2063 aft er 6 p m For sa le tong bed toppe r for co mpact tru c k , 2 se ts tool box es, side mount 8 ft . 2 window air conditioner s, 10x20 aw nin g, V 6 bla ck Max ou tbo ard 175 HP motor boat and tr ailer, 14 x2 4 Stu rdy H o u se building . 304 675 4474 . Open Friday , Sa turday , Sunday 1: 00 7: JO pm ONLY , Sa m So m erv ill e's Warehou se , 7 mil es Eas t Ravenswood , · Junction In· depend ance Road · Rt . 21. New Era, Surplu s Rental Clothing , A rm y Cf!mouflag e, Co mbat boots , jungle boots, 14 oz . denim jeans $10.00, Pa cks. Full mattress, box spring s, $65. Double hung windows, 38x57, 41 x60, $15 eac h, J04· 675·5976 . Pets for Sal e DR AGO NW Y N D CAT TERY KE NNEL . AKC Chow puppies , CFA Hi ma l ayan, Pefs i an and Si amese kittens Ca ll 446· 38 44 a !fer 4 p .m . H ILLCREST KE NN EL Boarding a l l breeds. c lean rndoor outdoor , f ac ll it tes . D ober A lso AKC Reg ma ns Call 446 7795 . 61 Farm 71 ~ quipmcnt 15 fl . g ra in bed with twin hoist. stee l side boards and tail ga te. $700 . Call 742 2306 after 5 p.m . or see at New Li m a Rd ., Rutland, Ohio POODLE pup s, AKC reg1ste r ed No Checks. 304 895 J958 Fnrmall C with 2 bottom plows 949·2063 after 6 p .m 1977 Elec tr a Gl ide C la SSIC. low mileage. very c lea n . Mu st see 10 appr ec iate . 592· 5864. Athen s 1981 Chevy Ci tatr on 17 ,000 mi les. New co nd . Wrll con sider 4 wheel drive on trad e. 991 S\70 . 1974 Ford Pin to Hatchback , -4 cvl. auto., exce ll ent cond . Asking Sl , \50 . 991 J017 or 949·27 15. REG . QUARTER HOR SES Training , showi ng , br eeding, sales and boar d ing . Cont act Dan Beam, Ga llipolis, 446·01BJ . H A RT S used Ca r s. New H aven Wes t Vi r gr n ia Ove r 20 less ex pensivC' cars 1n s toc k . R eg Quarter hors e yearling gelding , exc ell ent show prospec t , shown sue· AKC black .'lnd white cessfully at halter . Dan Cocke r Spaniel, male. 7 Bea m , Ga llipoli s, 614·446· mon th s o ld. $50. 304 675 018J 1076 58 Frurl & Vegetab l es Sw eet po t atoe plant s 7 d rf fer e nt var rlre s. Robert W L ewrs , Rl 174 , Ra c rne 843 74J1 59 For Sa l e or Trad e A lot of drfferen t par t s for 350 or 400 engrne s. A l so par I s for 74 Impala . in terior perfect /47 3063 For sa te 1981 Ford Trac tor. model 1700, 4 whee! drrve drcsel. 5 II brush hog . 12 rn . post hole d igger 4 ft. by 8 If c hevy utili ty tr nilcr 997 7198 FOR sa l e or trade Ford 5000 diesel 14500 MF 165 diesel $4500 . M F 35 dieses de l uxe $7995 Oltver 88 gas S675 New 5 II K1ng cu tt er m ower $450 No reasonable offer r efu sed Srde r s E qu tpm e nt , Hend e r son, J04 675 7471 61 '=._a_r"!l 'S PRING CLEAN · UP SA LE ' Jividen's F a rm Equipment, 446· 1675. Long tr ac tors, Ve rm eer baler s & hay equipm ent , bal e mover s, rotary tillers , d isc. post digger & drivers, seeders, rotary cutters. Blades, gates, & fr ont end loader . A nd see us t o get your part s & comp lete se r · vice . USE D EQUIP : I H H~dro 70, 9N Ford, 2000 Ford, 550 Oliver, MF 65, JD ·M, Long 460 4x4 with loader , disc , cultivalors, plow s, JO manure spreader, Ford 501 mower, 1979 Dodge Ram Char ger 4x4, 1978 Dodge pick ·up 4x4 . WE BU.Y U SED EQUIP· MENT' MF tr acto r , Ford SOl m ower, plow , potato plow . Will se ll sepa r ate. Cal l 446· 7J22. New Holland 66 Bal er -949· 1609 or 949·11J4. ONE New Holland Haybaler , 304·576·2J45 . 68 72 Charo l ais 56 Chevy ton and 1/ 1 dump tru ck . 741 ·3094 . $1500. 79 CHEVY Luv , with top per , new tir es, new sti cker . good co ndition . $2575 .00 J04 77J·550J 73 bull 1980 CHE VY Scott sdale, l;_. t on 4·wheel ·dr ive, PS, AM · FM, r egular gas, 30,000 miles. JOOIJ-5150. Seed & Fertilizer BULK BLENDED Agricu ltur a l fertilizer deli ver ed & spread or deli ver ed & dumped or picked up at plant . Bi en ding service hour s 8 t o 4, Monday thru Friday , other hour s request on sprea der buggy rentals . A compl ete independent busines. Farm Eq uipm ent se riv ce, Clif · f ord W. Snyder owner, Jackson, OH, 286·49BJ . FOR sa le, 1979 Jeep CJ 5, $5000.00, lots of ex tr as, ca ll J04-675·4610 after J : 00 p m . 1978 International Scout 4x4 pickup 31,000 mil es, ex · ce ll ent co nditi on and rub · ber $l350 . J04-895·3477. 78 Jeep, E)( ce ll ent shape. $3,600 . 304·882 ·3501 after 5 nanspgrtatlon 71 1977 Ford truck, 4 wheel drive, $3000.00. No rust . 304·576·1JJ7. AutosforSale - - - - - - -- - 1976 Grand Pti x, PS, PB, & air, 65,000 miles, very good cond. Ca ll388·8769. 79 Bron co . J04-895·3594 . 1978 Honda Civic, Honda· matic, $1,950. Caii446·752J . 1978 Honda XR75 . Call 446· 3110, ca ll after 4PM. 1970 V.W. Body , rough, but runs very good . Rebuilt engine. $500.00 . 256·6808 . 1981 Harley David so n l,OOOcc sport . Blk . stock ., mint cond ., 980 m , Lots of C hrome . $3,500 . or $1,700 assume loan . Call 797·3218 after 3 p.m . 74 For sa le 1974 Camara with 1976 400 engine, new carb ., new paint, new tires, new chrome sicie pipes. Call 446· J141 or 446·11J5. Excellent condition Honda C R250M , Yamaha 80, Hon· da 50, 2 speed . Call 304·675· 4661 after 5 p.m . 69 vw nms good , recently ove r haul ed , good tires, $900. Ca ll after 5, 446·8318 . 77 Mercury Bobca t , A ·1 co nd ., S1,JOO. Call JB8·9J54. 1981 Yamaha 920 virago. J04·882·1482. 74 CB 360 Honda, low mileage, excellenf1 shape, $450. J04·576·2866. Nova, new 400 engine, 4 speed on the floor, cutlass wheels, cutlass interior, · comp. tuned up. Will sell with racing accessories. 69 model and well worth $1495. Call742·3063 atter 5. 1981 YAHAMA 650, ex· cellent condition, J04·882· JJ31 . 1 1981 HARLEY Davidson, Sportster, 304-675·4824. APARTMENTS, mobile homes, houses, Pt . House on Linco ln Hgts. All new paint . Deposit Pleasant and Gallipolis. required . No inside pets . , 614· 446·8211 or 614·245·9484. 9'12 3090 . I Furnished one bedroom 2 bd .room un furn ished apartment , extra ni ce, house i n countr y, with 1 adults only. No pets . Phone J04·675· 1386. acre and wood burner. Prefer older couple or no more than 1 child . S160. TWO bedro:<>m , un · rent and S150. deposit. 742· furnished . One bedroom ef· 2753. ficiency . 304675·2722. wagon, good running condition, S65Q. 72 P'iymouth station wabon, runs good, S350. 304·576·2866. . 20 ft . Gator boat trailer . 388·9755 or 446· 1642 ext. 332 . 76 1969 PONTIAC Bonneville, fully equipped, with air conditioning, good con· dillon, price $650. phone 614-446·4630. G E heavy duty washer S100. Kenmore coppertone dryer, like new, S100, guaranteed. Call 256·1207. Whirlpool Hd . washer, White Westinghouse dryer, GE 14 cu.fl . refrig .·no frost, stoves. See at 447 4th -lfi~~:s' Ave ., Gallipolis after 12. (If..,.,.,.,.,;;;·;[ f 68 Pontiac 350 engine and transmission. 4 Crager ~iJE~~Q~~~:J .mags and tires, 2 Claytons 1 I lots misc. 60, 2·15" !Parts. 675·2529 alter Pontiac 5, 2· T4" tires, poly lradlals. 304-773·5417, i !Al, CDM6 OfJ, HlJRRICJ'>-f,l£,. , MI'>-KIIJ0 FA(X.S AT A CAPTAIN STEEMER Car pet Cl eaning feat ur ed by Haff ell Brosther s Custom Carpe ts. Fre e es timat es. Ca ll446·1107. ()()0, steel ~--------~- 'it:::T ~ French City P a intin g residentia l & co mmer cia l, interior, ex terior, paper hanging, & t ex tur ed cei ling s. Call 367 ·7784 or J67 7160 Creati ve wood dec k s, pressurized pine , cedar & r edwood. Fr ee esti mate . Ca ll JBB 9761 . ANN I E I KNOll/ SANDY SHOULD HAVE' A LICENSE, BUT l'iE MOVE lliiOUNO TOO MUCH T' KEEP RENEWIIIG Expert r em odel ing. ad dilions, all form of ca r pentry . Call 446 7376 lor free es t ima te, Monday thru Thursday only . ... THERE'S A PLACE THAT'S STILL OPEN! IF THEY HAVE A PHONE BOOK., I C'N LOOK UP TH' ADDRESS 0' . TH' DOG POUNO •· IT -· Specia l March and Ap rrl only . Gene's Deep Steam Cleaning. Scotch Gaurd . Free estimate . 992 6309 Gene ' s St eam Carpet Clean Sco tch Gaurd Free es t ima tes spr ing specia ls Gene Smi th , 992 ·6309. ALLEY OOP LOOK , TUNK, IF I'M RO N' S Tele v rsron Service . Speci ali zi ng in Zenith and Motorola, Quazar, and hou se ca ll s Phone 576 7398 or 446 2454 SO WE CAN PASS 'EM WELL.. .OKAY, Y'GOT ONE OUT T'FOLKS AFTERWARDS~ HOUR T'SET THIN GS UP: IT G IVES TH' PROCEEDINGS BUT THAT'S ALL .. , AFTER SOME CLAS S ! THAT, WE S IG N OR I'LL DROP Tit' BIC ONE ON YOU! GONNA SURRENDER TH' WHOLE DANG COUNTRY T'YOU, IT O UGHTA BE DONE WITH DIGNITY! F & K Tr ee Tr1mmin g, slump removal 675 1331 RINGLES 'S SE RVI CE ex perien ced ma son , r oo fer . carpenter. e l ec tr ic ian , g e n e ral r e pair s and remodeling . Phone 304·675 1088 or 675 4560. Water wel ls. Comme r cia l and D omestic. Test hol es Pumps Sales and Se r vi"ce . J04 89 5 3801 . CA SOLINE AI. LEY I ain't int'rested in bein' vicepresident A D VA NCE D · , dmless Gu tt er · Do ors . Offering co ntinuou s gu tt e ring , seamless sidi ng, roofing , garage door s, fr ee estimates, 614·698·8205 . Wh4 don' we p1.1t th' wheel back on an' diswss it fr€m'lylike up on th' cart! of no J IMS Pest Control. Call us anytime for your termite problem s. Fr ee in spec tions . VA& FHA form s available. Licensed & in sured by Ohio & WV . All word done by a qualif ied & tra1ned se rvice man . 304 675·35J6, 304·675·460J . 82 You ain't even ask what kind o' • compnLj it tis! comp'ny Plumbing ___ & Heat_~~- ..• BUT HE'S AS '*!?tiP ANI7 5Tt/1180RN' AS EVER/ 1 HAI7 TO 8/TE A1Y TON6t!E A FEW TIMES ... TO CONTI?OL CARTER'S PLUMBIN G AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 446·3888 or 446·4477 a3 =..==· ~xcaYa~r!i= ~Gallipolis Diversifi ed Con · st. Co. Custom dozer & backhoe wor.k . Specia 1 farm rates . Call us for fr ee estimates. 446-4440. WELL •.. IT WAS STRANGE 5EEING HIM AFTER MY TEMPER/ :oo o m All THESE YfARS!HE:S GOTTEN 50 Oi/?LOOKING, AND HE'S EVI17ENTLY • WEAK .•. Lawrence Side n st ri cker Backhoe Service . Call 675· 5560. Electrical _ _~ ~e!r~~~!!~'! If- '{OO ~K.. Mt , 'fi1~'S ~ MIC:tHf\1 RNt. LJNt. 6tf[,)tl:"-J 8J __ ~~n!r~l!!_a~li~g. - f~HIN4 JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE . Call 367·7471 or 367·0591 . WP..'Sl'lt-1(\ N-ID 11Mf:. Need something hauled away or something moved? We'll do it. Call 446·J159 or 614·286·5740 after 6. Now Hauling limestone -fill dirt·top soil -gravel. Free estimates. Call367·7101. - ---- - ~.-- -- PEANUTS -trash If you need your hauled away, call Harper _304·675·5868 between 1 PM and 5 P. M. Lawn mower repaired. ., ==--17 THIS 15 THE FEAR OF PEANUT BUTTER STICKING TO n!E ROOF Of: 1/0UR MOIITH, ANP MAY 8E ABEALITIFUL EXCUSE FOR NOT GOING -~ --- -·--- Upholstery TO SCii>OL SOME OAY... TRISTATE , UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Set. Ave., Gallipolis. ol46·7833 or ~- 1833 . ~- ---- ' MOWREY S Upholstery R t. 1 Box 124, Pl. Pleasant, 304· ''"" 675·4154. ) ·' (ill Dekooning on Oekoon · ing Th1 s frlm prese nt s a spec 1al 1ns1ght of Dekoon rng and h1 s work by usrng old f1lm clr ps, photogra phres o f hr s pamt rngs and drscusstons w rth hrm <Jnd h1s w tfe (60 m1n ) 10:00 ffi MOVIE : 'Covert A ct ion ' (!) Legendary Pocket Billiard Stars Tournament ([) TBS Evening News ® IE) lJ2) Wayne Newton Special Wayne Newton rs JOrned by h1 s guest Lauren Bacall . (60 mrn .) (]) Paper Chase ill) Newswatch 10:30 Cil Sing out Ameri ca (H) Hitchcock 11 ® ® 11Q! ~~~ News (I) On Location : Robert Kl ein at Yale Robert Kle1n return s to h1 s alma mater wrth hr s new n1ghtclub act aJ Nashville RFD (!) ESPN Sports Center 11) All In the Family (I) News/ Sport s/Weath er Cil Dick CaveM 11 :30 0 Cil C1J Tonight Show J ohnny is JOined by Alan King and Johnny Mathr s 160 min) (2) MOVIE : 'The Outlaw' (]) Another life 11) MOVIE: 'Streets of San Francisco' ® Benny Hill Show 0 ® MOVIE : 'Orca ' (]) Captioned ABC News ®l MOVIE: 'Taras Bulba' lEI (UI Nightline 12:00 (])Burns & Allen (!) Motorcycle Racing : 1 00 Mile Expert Road Race from Daytona, FL (I) Nightline • Cil PBS Late Night lEI (UI Love Boat Gopher is star struck , a man think s his wife is having an affair and a widow receives a romantic surprise. Guest starring Conrad Janis and Martha Scott . IRII60 min .l 12:30 0 Cil CD Late Night with David Letterman David is by author ~ prie s t joined Father Andrew Greely. 160 min.) Cil MOVIE: 'Escape from New York' (]) Jack Benny Show (I) love Boat Gopher is star struck, a man thinks his wife is having an affair and a widow receives a ro· mantic surprise . WELL, SOME OF YOU MAY WANT TO TRY IT ANYWAY... o m y I I I WHATS THE KEY TO C.R:OSS ING THE STREET SAFELY? Now arrange !he crrcled 1e11 er s to form the surpn so answer as sug ge stad by th e aoove cartoon "Df:IIIIJ" Print answer here: ( A n~ w ers Jumble s FLUTE Yes terday s Answer CRIM E DINGHY tomorr ow , AFLOA 1 M1ght be bett er I ha n an rndr tf et ent '... rnget A DIFFERENT ON~ Jumble Book No. 20, conta i nin9 110 puules . rs a'lailable 101 S1 9Spostpaid hom Jumble. clo this newspape• . Bo11 34. Norwood, N J 07648 Include yo 01 name, address, zip code and make checks payable to Newspapelbook s BRIDGE Pass but bid wisely By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag NOHT\1 ~ 19-1:12 + 70 T he fact that you b<.tv e passed as dealer does n't gt ve yo u a license to overbid like th er e is no tomorrow merely because you have made thai i nitial pass. In any event the gam e was match point duolicat(• and South fell lhat he would rather bid six no-t rum p and try for a top there than lry seven clubs or se ttle for a sure six clubs. Wes l ope ned the ktng of spad es and South wa s unhap· py . Give East the kin g of hea rts and se ven clubs would be Ia y down South looked around for a way to make six no-trump with I he king of hearts tn the West hand . One way would be easy . Just let di am onds break 3·3 and I here would be I 2 top trick s. Anyway, alter East Stg· na led with the spade 10 at tn ck one, South took hts ace of spa des and ran off hts stx cl ubs while di sca rdm g 1wo hea rts from dumm y. So uth noticed that We:s t see m ed to be under great pressure with hi s f our dt sca rds which turned out to be th e eight of hearts and qu een-Jack -three of spades 0 (]) ®I Incred ibl e Hulk Banner IS taken pn soner by a tno of escaped femal e pnson·ers (R) (60 m1n ) (]) M edia Probes 'Politi cal Spo ts· Th1 s progtam of INS a hum orous prrrn r.r to the techniques used by to day's pol it iCal med1a mak ers [Closed Captioned] ® lord Mountbatten : A Man for the Century 8 :30 (I) Soldier Girl s Thrs do explores the cumen tary changes tn allt tudes and the co nflicts rn roles for both male and femal e army personnel. {90 mrn ) 9 :00 ffi MOVIE : ' Network ' aJ 700 Club CID IE) ll2l The Fall Guy Co lt and How1e go to Hi.l · wa11 to p1ck up two moon sh1ners (R) 0 ® MOVIE : 'Who ' ll Stop the Rain ' @ MOVIE : 'Patton' Part '"-• HIWGE Cl) &l (~ Greatest American Hero Ralph takes a JOurney rn to the fourth d1mens1on to battle an tn v•s•ble beast (A) [Closed Cap troned ) 2 o' yourn, Joel! SEWING Machine repair s, service. Authorized Si nger Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabri c Shop, Pomeroy . 992·2284. m m Masonary work , Logue Co ntracting, Rt I, Ewr ngton . Call 388 9939 . JIMS Water Service. Call Jim Lanier, 304·675·7J97. Hanshaws Used Tires . •Lucas Lane. Point Pleasant. 304-675·7360. , 1972 MERCURY ·.4 door,, a·c, good I See Al lggs or 15733, 304-675·6628. '- -- - - - Auto Parts & Accessories Different parts for 3So and 400 Chevy engine. Trans., corb., gas and water pum· ps, elc.742·3063. 1977 OLDS Cfullass Supreme, power steering, power brakes, autojmallc, air conditioning, AM·FM . radio, <IS,OOO miles, ex· cellent condition, j!hone jOH75·2039, GE auto washer , like new, S125·. Call 446·8181 . Boats and Motors for Sale 14ft. John boat with 40 HP John motor , electric tr.olling motor, plus extras. Asking $1,300. Call446·2948. H CHEVY Belair station Apartments. 675·5548 . Dir· Marcum Ro o f t n g & Spouting . 30 years ex perienc e, spec ializ rng in bui ll up rool. Ca ll JBB 9857 . 84 1970 Buick LeSabre good running cond., good in· terior, SSOO . Call446·3077 . 75 l bd .room ap). in Mid· dleport. $185 . per month . 9'11· 7177 . M~t~r~y_cl!s__ _ 1978 111 Harley Davidson, low miles. J0<-675· 1897. Furnished apt. 3 room s & bath . 9915611. 2 bd .room apt ., furn ished. utilities paid. No pets, drunks, or dope . John Shee ts, 3111 mi. South Mid· d leport· R·7. Vans&4W . O. 1974 Dodge 4x4 318 engine auto, must se ll , $1,500 or best off er . Ca ll446·4002 . 4 year old Appa l oosa mare . JO• 675 JB\8 . 65 Truck 's for Sa l e 56 Chevy ton a nd 1/ 1 dump tru ck . 742·3094 . $1500. Registered and graded hor · ses , exce ll en t 4·H proiect.l English and wes tern sad dies everything 1magi nabl e i n horse equip· men! and supp li es, al so riding less ons and trail r ides and horse training . Ruth Reeves, Hoof Ho ll ow . 614-698 3190 . Equipm~nt 1 se t of John Deer e 4 bot · tom 16' sem i mount plow s. 1 Hill sbor o fri axle goos ~ · neck 28' fra i ler . Ca ll 614· 156·6534 CARS and Trucks, most make s and mod els under 1100.00 . Sold thr ough loca l governm ent sa les. Ca ll 1 714569·0141 Ext 1855 for dire c t ory on h ow to pru cha se Reg . Po ll ed Hereford bull. App . 1,600 lb s., 1850.00 or trad e for good used hay rak e plus boot . Ca"tl 256 9303. Year ling 74115J5. Autos for Sale 1978 Pontiac Phoenix , vi nyl top , v 6, 4 dr .. au tr o , air, 46.000 mil es , new battery , t ires & fr ont shoc k s with in the last year Rece ntl y tu ned up $1,895 . 985·4141 . 94 1 B Catapi ll ar end loader. good co ndition , 304 BR IARPAT CH KE NNEL S 458 1541 . Boarding and groomin g . AKC Go rd on se tt e r s, E n g l ish Cocker Spa ni el s. Side de liver y hay r ake . spok e whee l type 3 pt Ca ll JBB 9790 . Hoo kup , like new $400 . af · ter 5 p.m . J04·8811819 . POODLE GROOMI N G. Ca l l Judy Taylor at 367 7120 63 Livestock Santa ' s ProfeSSIOnal Dog Gr oom mg Ca ll 614 388 854 7 and ask for Son1 a. __ 1------------r------~--~--·---1 HERE A"D HOP E SOMEBODY COME S ACR055 ME , Home Improvements o mmo 0 10 .. ....· --- ··- ·" .. 0 ., ... ~ ® I!QJ 11~ News (!) F. A. Soccer : The Road to Wembley 11) Andy Griffith ® ABC News (I) Electric Company ® Over Easy 6 :30 0 C2l C1J NBC N ews CD Charlie . The l one· some Cougar Pt . 2 (2) MOVIE : ' You Light Up My Life ' aJ $50,000 Pyramid 00 Gomer Pyle ® Muppet Show 0 ® (!QJ CBS News ® Dr . Who (1.1) Lilias , Yoga and You IE) ll2l ABC News 7 :00 0 (2) P.M . M agazine aJ Bull's Eye (!) ESPN Sport sforum ill Major l eague Ba se · ball : Atlanta at Montrea l ® Entertainment Tonight CD Happy Day s 0 (]) Tic T ac Dough (]) Cft) M acNeil -lehrer Report (jQ) News lEI lJ2) Muppet Show 7 :30 0 (2) You A sked For It CIJ National Collegiat e Boxing Associat ion Barry T omp k1n s and Larry Mer chant report from nng s1de on toda y· s top college boxers aJ Another life (!) ESPN Sport s Center (]) 0 (]) Family Feud CD Laverne and Shirley (l) Business Report GQ) Richard Simmons (jj) MaMer s of Lile & Death &) (Rl Entertainm ent Tonight 8 :00 0 CD M arco Polo Conclus1on Mar co hear s of a revolution rn Ch1na and fall s rn love wrth an or phan (3 hrs ) (I) MOVIE : ' Th e Dain Curse' Part 1 ffi Nation al Geographi c Special (!) Auto Rac ing '82 : NASCAR International Sedans from North Wilkesboro , NC 6 :00 byHenriArnold andBob l ee 0 CHOAV! EVENING Winnabago motor hom e ex c. cond . Call446 2/03. ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME \9 ~~ ® Unscramble these lour Jumbles. one lett&f to each square. to lorm lour ordinarywords 5/19/82 Motor Hom e & ~amp_ers Ten t. 8x10 , like new. $75.00. J04-675·51 15. ft\11}1.\Jl fe}'if ~ I WEDNESDAY ~ Pr1 ce r cdu c Pr1 F or Selle or r e nt 1/ x60 7 bedroom m ob• l0 t1 o mf' wilh I lots Television • • VIeWing KIT 'N' CARLYLE'" Push mower . 304·675·2396. 52 DICK TRACY • 7 52 t A Q6 2 +A 7 4 2 WEST +K \1 !3 1-:AST + 10 98 542 • K 9R . 1064.1 + 10 iJ 4 +J 9 • 95 + 3 SOl 'Til + A • A (J J t K H3 +K QJ \086 Vu lnerabl e Ea st -West Dea ler North Wt-st Nor th East ~o uth Pa ss Pass Pa s:-. 3+ 4+ !'ass l'a" !'ass :1• l 'ass l'a ss l'i.l ss 0p<'ntng lead t+ n ~T +K Next . 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KOBVW; QOOL IC KBGO IQO, H 0 N lQ L , NIJO WI z KBGO Ll WFI WKBW zw - KOQVT VOYBZV. " ZH B ZQ ' SZHHZQPOV PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"Ac \ors are clowns. not de111es More heroic than my going on a lilm set 1s the guy who saved my fat~er ' s life on the operating table " - Mary Steenburgen 0212 •• �Page---16-The Daily Sentinel Area deaths Carl R Alle J I • Y' r • Carl Reuben Alley, Jr., died at birth at Holzer Medical Center Tuesday night. The infant is survived by his mother, Stella Sarson, Racine, and his father, Carl Alley, Racine ; grandparents, Lewis and Stella Sarson, Racine and James and Anna Alley, Racine. Graveside services wil) be held at Letart Falls Cemetery Thursday at 4 p.m. The Rev. Florence Smith will officiate . Kristin F. Wamsley Kristin Fay Wamsley, two rnonlh old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wam, ley, Racine, died Tuesday at Childrens Hosp1l<ll, Columbus. In addition to her parents the infant is survived by one brother, Richie at home; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Teaford, Racine; paternal gra ndpa rents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wamsley, Cheshire; several aunts. uncles and cousins. Graveside services will be held Thursday at 10 a. m. at Letart Falls Cemetery with the Rev. Jim Clark officiating. Ewing Funeral Home is in charge or arrangements. There will be no calling hours. Lena Embleton ' Lena Embleton, 116, of Hartford, died Tuesday m the Pleasant Valley Nursing Care Unit. Born Feb. 23, 1696, in Wheeling, W.Va ., daughter of the late Robert and Hattie Stone Embleton, she at- Monday deadline The deadline to purchase tickets to the Ge neral Hartinger dinner to be held Friday, May 28 is Monday, May 24. Tickets are $7.50 each and may be purchased at Middleport Department Store, Bahr Clothiers, New York Clothing House and Swisher and Lohse Drugs. The public is tnvited to attend. Gen. Hartinger wtll be the principal speaker. Reservations due Person:; wishing to make reservations to attend the Racine Alwnni have until May 25 . No phone reservations will be accepted. Admission to the dinner is $5.50 and ti ckets may be purchased at Village Cut Rate or by mailing $5.50 with a self addressed envelope to Barbara Pierce, Racine. The dance which is open to the public is $4 and admission will be paid at the door . The event will be held at Southern High School on Saturday, May 29. Hospital news Veterans Memorial ADMlSSIONS--Gladys Fife, Middleport; Oliver Bailey, Reedsville; Bernard Rairden, Hartford; Clifford Rockhold, Reedsville; Earl Arix, Pomeroy; Robert Cunningham, Syracuse. DISCHARGEs-Mary Reynolds, Gladys Cuckler, Maurice Smith, Bertha Reibel, Gladys Fife. wednesday, May 19, 1982 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio I Meigs Countians hurt in accident . tended Hartford United Methodist Church. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Harriet Rockwell of Huntington, W.Va., and Mrs. Mary Harper d Chester, W.Va .; two brothers, Paul of Richmond, Ind ., and Robert or Point Pleasant. Funeral services will be held at I :30 p.m. Thursday in the Foglesong Funera l Home, Mason, with minister Dr. Dennis Smith of. fictallng . Burial will follow in the Graham Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral horne from 7-9 p.m. today . Stella Grueser Stella Grueser, 91, 70 N. Second St. , Middleport, died Tuesday at Veterans Memorial Hospi!<JL Mrs. Grueser was the daughter of the late Phillip S. and Mary Davis Houdashell. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Theodore, two sisters, Lottie Yost and Cora Hitchin s, one brother, Dana Houdashelt. She was a member of the Minersville United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women, Meigs County Senior Citizenssn, and a 63 member of the Meigs County Farm Bureau. She is survived by three sons, Ed· Athens; Elmer Pl. rnond of and Pleasant William T. ofof Middleport; one daughter, Mrs. Bradford (Helen) Maag, Minersville; nine grandchildren, 11 grea t grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Guy Russell , Minersville and Mrs. Earl Eichinger, Girard, Ohio; one brother, John Houdashelt, Minersville. Funeral services will be held Thursday at I p.m. at Ewing Funeral horne with the Rev. Stanley Merrifield and the Rev. Harvey Koch, Jr., officiating. Burial will be in Minersville Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the fw1eral home at anytime. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to the Minersville United Methodist Church. dleport, was eastbound ~n 124. at II: 25 p.m. Tuesday when his vehicle miles south of County Rd. 25, Tuesday afternoon. The report said Timothy K. Bevan, 19, Rt. I, Crown City, was northboundat2:52p.m. whenheapplied his brakes, went left of center and struck a southbound auto driven by Deborah J. Setliff, 24, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, causing slight damage to both vehicle. Bevan was cited for failure to yield, the report said. In a private property accident investigated by the patrol, a vehicle registered to Charlene M. Ward, 33, Gallipolis, went off the parking lot where it was at 7:55 p.m. Tuesday and rolled across the road, striking a tree before corning to a stop. No location was given for the accident and no damage was listed to Ward's vehicle. Thomas R Tobin, 23, Rt. 1, Mid- Two Meigs County men suffered minor injuries in a tw<rvehicle accident on Ohio 124 Tuesday morning. The men - Scott M. Johnson, 18, Pomeroy, and Michael R. Priddy, 25, Rt. I, Rutland - were later treated and released from the emergency room at Veterans Memorial HospitaL Priddy was eastbound at 9:45a.m. when he signalled for a left turn and prepared to make the turn when he was struck in the side by another eastbound vehicle driven by Johnson. The Gallia-Meigs Post of the state highway patrol said Johnson's vehicle was severely damaged and another was moderately damaged. Johnson was cited for assured clear distance. The patrol ticketed another driver in a tw<rvehicle collision on Gallia County Rd. 42 in Green Twp., two ELBERFELDS HALLMARK SEE OUR SELECTION OF HAllMARK GRADUATION CARDS Mr. and Mrs. Jon Collier, daughter, Kitts Hill; Mr. and Mrs. John Eblin, son, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards, son, Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson, son, Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson, son, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. Opie Tackett, daughter, Cottageville, W.Va. Market report Ohio Valley Uve~&od CCI. Mom! Report S.Je every Saturday at 1 p.m. Prices art taken from the sal e~ S..ttlf'da)', Mlly 1S. Trenda: Veal calves steady, feeder ealves a2 to t$1ligher, con 12 lol& higher. Feeder steers ' Good ud Ololce ZIO to illO U.. 5Hii; illOioiOOibo. IW4; 4001o101llbo. IH3.71; 500 to IIIlO lbo. 1W4; 11110 lo 7110 lbo. IIUI ; 7110 lo lUI lbo. 41.1~47.10; ,1110 ud over 52._ _ Feeder IleUm ' Good ud Cllo4ce ZIO loillO U.. 4&aJO; illO 1<>400 lbo. 411.10-61; 400 lo 500 lbo. 46~i iOO&oliOOU.. 661.10; CIOQ.to700 u.. .WO; 7(1) . loiUIIbo. 47.1046lllli!ond"''tr-. Feeder Buill' uooo ud Cllo4ce 110 lo illO lba. !WI; illO lo 4111lbo: I!-61JO; 400 lo 500 lbo. 5H7; lOll to IIIlO lbo. 4UII.III; 11110 lo7110 lbo. UJI>6!; 700 lollllOibo. lUI: IIIO,ond....-IUIJO. Hollteln Steen ud Buill illO lo IIIII lbo. 11• 116. • .Bullll,IIOIIIbo. ud up411.5Hl. llaUI)>Iet' Con uUUUel 111.-.10; ud pritn&4ll Down. . V..t.c.Iveo, choice ond prime 7&8. Roush Oldaker , Lynne Dee Oliver , sa lut atorian . Vic t oria R . Painter, Kath leen Sue Parker. Alan K . Partlow. K1mberly Ann Patterson. Larry R . Patterson, Tammy Pettit. Jame s E Peyton, William R Pickens, Chery l L . Pier ce, William Bru ce Powel l. Opal Kathryn Pugh, Matthew Queen , David Allen Reuter, Daniel Lee Riggs. Lisa K . Robson. Tin a Rose, Belinda Grimm Rush, Lori E . 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UNDERCOUNTER DISHWASHER i'iii:i. e TJJPPIUI 30" ELECTRIC RANGE DEPARTMENT STORE BURNS- Damage was estimated at $1 million In a lire which destroyed the Belk-81mpson Department Store early today In Athens. It Is believed lightning may have caused the fire. Fire loss put at $1 million ATHENS, Ohio - A fire which broke out shortly before 1 a.m. today destroyed a department store, causing damage estlnnated at about $1 mtlllon, authorities said. The blaze gutted the Belk-Slmpson Department Store In a fire some witnesses said may have been started by lightning. No one was InJured, even though a brick front wall collapsed. Residents of nearby apartments were evacuated. The fire apparently started on the ground floor of the two-story structure, then spread to the second floor and shot through the roof. 29 Ohioa.._s got benfits illegally ~ I '1,•',11 Big 25" wide porcelain oven M ultt-cycle wash action Dual spray arm' No-heat • Infinite top heat Whirlpool r n~fli'l 14cu/ft REFRIGERATOR o Only 28" wide d~ing switch Porcelain enamel interior • Lift-off oven door e Walet high broiler COLUMBUS, Ohio - State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson said Wednesday he has found 29 Ohioans In 12 counties who received $33,61B In Illegal welfare benefits from the Ohlo Department of Publlc Welfare. < ..~ e Energy saver switch Comp letely frost free 3.45 cU/ft freezer space Steel- plated adjustable slide-out shelves Magnetic sealing doors Separate temperature . _ _. . 37 co nl$s Winning Ohio lottery number CLEVELAND- The winning number drawn Wednesday night In the Ohlo Lottery's dally game "The Number" was 5TI. The Iotter}' reported earnings of $368,099.50 from the wagertng on Its dally game. The earnings came on sales of$852,746, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $484,099.50, lottery officials said. Weather forecast MID-WEEK CARPET VALUES!" t '""'' Let's Not forgetTo Remember May3l, l982 eCut Flowers •Monument Sprays •Potted Plants •Wreaths •Arrangements in both real and permanent flowers ..... GUARANTEE . . . : Wod<Owou•houao Anso IV A b ,.. . GUARANTEE••• : ou• 10110110 ,. uu•••"'•• • wo"' ro•t••"'• : .......~:·:;~~·;., . . ) If I . eaut u ly constructed low profile styling m many colorations and perfect for most rooms in the home. The An so IV label means NO static shock, excellent soil and stain resistance, and easy care. You'll love It! :$14 VALUE NOW •diagram• to sc:al.-that 'IUY • i ~:~;~:t::o:'"~~~~;:,:~ i •••••*****"""*** • Reminiscent of wool-with •GUARANTEE . . .~ earthtone colorations. 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Mostly cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of showers or thuncterstonns. Lows In the mid-50s. Winds northerly to northeasterly around 10 mph. Mostly cloudy Friday. Highs In the mid·7();. Chance of rain 20 percent Extended Ohio Forecast 8a&urday throuJb Monday CbaDce ol showers or tlnmdel'llton118 s.&unlay aad MoDda,y. Fair 8uDday. mps Ia tbe 70s s.&unlay aod Sunday aad In tbe 8011 Mon- day. Lows Ill tbe !lOB Low Prof"l I e SaX 0 n v PI u s h •not too much, noiiOO llnlo.. •eo GUARANTEE ••• POMEROY FLOWER SHOP $995 Buenos Aires: "The only thing standing In the way of a just and honorable peace Is the absolute lnstranslgence and Incomprehension of the problem on the part of Mrs. Thatcher." The Argentines seized the Falklands from Britain Aprtl2 and have been saying that any peace talks must ultimately lead to Argentine sovereignty over the Islands 250 miles east of Argentina's southern Up. Britain Insists the talks have no pre-conditions and that the wishes of tlle l,!Ol Britishdescended Falklanders be taken Into consideration. The British task Ioree made more naval and alr attacks Wednesday to soften up Argentine positions In the Falklands for a landing . BBC corres pondent Brian Hanrahan reported from the carrier Hermes that a des troyer carrted out "further substantial bombardment" of military targets south of Stanley, the Falklands capitaL entinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, May 1 Sec:tiont , 14 Pag•• 15 Cenh ' Muhimedio In (. Newspaper 20, 1982 Legislators await upcoming election on Carpeting, Color TVs, and Major Appliances 9pm GET PREPARED FOR THOSE HOT DAYS AHEAD WITH A • Bab$C.Ivea »-125. &lrfnler Cowl 271-400. Voi.31,No.1l Copyrighted 1912 MID-WEEK Some people offer you sa le pr;ces only on weekends but Hatfield & McCoy gives you sale prices EVERYDAY of the week - below are just a few of the great values you 'II find at every Hatfield & McCoy store RIGHT NOW. And remember you can pay by cas h, check. or use your VISA ' or MASTERCARD' . that these were cabled to Mrs. Thatcher early today . It was the first time In the crisis that the U.N. secretary general has personally Intervened with Ills own set of proposals. Details of the plan were not Immediately known. Perez de Cuellar said In New York Wednesday night that In hls conversations with Mrs. Thatcher and Galtleri he "suggested new Ideas which I believe might be of assistance In ov, }ming the remaining points of difference." Telling reporters the time left for talking "must now be measured In hours," Perez de Cuellar said "substantial progress" had been made In the J2 days of negotiations, and "the cost of !allure In tenns of human Ufe and suffering Is too high to permit us to give up our efforts." Argentine Foreign Minister Nlcanor Costa Mendez told reporters in he Daily AND GIFT WRAP ON e BffiTHS By The Associated Press Britain said today It Is consldertng new U.N. Ideas for a peaceful settlement on the Falkland Islands confilct. It also published Its own proposal and blamed Argentina for failure to resolve the confilct. It said no move has been made to hold back the Brttlsh armada, poised to Invade the Falklands. Press Assoclatlon,Britaln'sdomestlc news agency, reported "deep gloom ... about the prospects of avoiding war." Britain said the draft agreement "represented the furthest (It) could go In the negotiations," and that Argentina's reply "amounted to a rejection." Perez de Cuellar called Mrs. Thatcher late Wednesday night to make a last-minute appeal for peace and made a slrnllar appeal to Argentine President Leopolda F . Galtieri In Buenos Aires. Otrlclals said Perez de Cuellar also handed a new set of peace proposals to Britain's U.N. Ambassador, Str Anthony Parsons, Wednesday night and ON GRADUATION DAY Sharon Cundiff, Racine, $44, speed; Jimmy Lambert, Dexter, $46, speed; Robert Hall, Rutland, $63, traffic light violation; James Kiser, Racine, $50 speed; Old Liberty Bar and Eileen Landaker, $63, selling intoxicating liquor to a person on the black list; Dorothy Wright, Pomeroy, $38, leash law ; James Roye, Pl. Pleasant, $363, DWI; Eric HI!, Racine, $49, speed. (Continued from page 1) Luther Bowles, Mrs. Douglas Bryant and daughter, Carl Day, Harold Denney, Marilyn Drake, Kell y Durham, Cheryl Durst, Marian Gardner, John Harrts, Sue Hughes, Carla Jeffers, Joshua Jeffers, Patricia Knapp, Richard Lunsford, Annette Nitz, Brenda Petrie, Frances Riegel, Mary Russell, Amanda Schultz, Ruth Sellers, Shellio Slone, Celia Spiers, Mabel Walburn. Britain considers peace proposals r~D~un~ca~ni,~G~a~ll~ipo~li~s,~$~-~~9,~--~-s~~~e~ed~;~--------~--~;;;;;;.-. .~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiii~~ii~~~~~;;~~~~ Graduation HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARGES MAY 18 1 r;:;:;:;;::;;~~~·~~~~;;;;;~~~~~=;;;w Andrews terminates 14 cases Fourteen defendants forfeited bonds in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Wedne.day night. Forfeiting bonds were Carolyn Cassidy, Circleville, $48, speed; David Roush. Racine, $63, failure to register; Robert Parker, Middleport, $57, speed; Donald Roush, Syracuse, $46, speed; Jeffrey Hubbard, Syracuse, $44, speed; Bryant struck a dee{ ~ th~d~ay. Hts vehicle was s tg t Y g · 1 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Legislative conferees on a tax boostspending cut bill apparently are In no hurry to try to resolve substantial Senate-House differences before the upcoming primary elections. The slx members of the joint committee held their first meeting Wednesday and adjourned for a week without taking formal action. Richard G. Sheridan, director of the Legislative Budget Office, reviewed the conflicts In the House and Senate versions and submitted various charts and graphs showing their flscallmpllcatlons. Sen. Richard H. Finan. RCinclnnati, the panel's chairman, said he decided on a one-week break to give conferees Iinne to absorb the data . Although state governme nt has a projected budget deficit of $1.3 billion lor the biennium ending June 30, 1983, the governor and Leglsla· ture moved earlier with spending cuts which took care of $31B m!lllon of the shortfall. The real crunch won't come, even If the Legislature does n<r thing, until the start of the 1981-1982 fiscal year JUly 1, SheJidan said. Some leaders already have said that because of possible pollUcal ramifications of raising taxes , the Senate and House probably will not act at least until after the June 8 primary. All 99 House seats and 17 of tlle 33 In the Senate are at stake In this year's legislative elections. Although the conference committee limited Wednesday's deliberations to Sheridan's presenta tlon and questioning of hlm, Finan said there Is sure to be some tough hergaining between the Senate and House. He mentioned that the Democrat-controlled House Increased the size of the Income tax boost from $481 million to $558.6 million, while at the same time restorIng most of a 7 percent welfare spending cut ordered by the Senate. Pair get "They (the House) shifted to more taxes and less cuts, and that doesn't make my caucus happy," Finan said, referring to the 18member GOP majority In the 33seat upper chamber. Without being speclflc, the veteran Hamilton County lawmaker said, "There will have to be some changes If It (the bill) Is going to fly.'' Senators approved an Income tax Increase which figured out as a 50 percent surcharge the last slx months of 1982 and a 12.5 percent boost the first slx months of 1983. This was changed by the House to a one-year, 50 percent surcharge starting July 1, tlle net effect being mtlllon In addian estimated rn tional lncome tax revenue. Finan and Rep. Wllllam E. Hlnlg, D-New Phlladelphla, the ranking House conferee, agreed that some changes are needed In the House version which technically Is the document before the Joint paneL They sa id a House amendment earmarking lottery proceeds and certain tax revenues for public education Is fraught with technical problems. Another House amendment which will get scrutiny repeals the sales tax on labor and materials used In home repa irs and Improvements. Police seek funds for enforcement FOSTORIA, Ohio (AP) -Pollee seeking more pay say they wtl1 enforce mJnor ordinances so string· ently that the public will rally to their cause. Those laws Include limits on the length of funeral processions and restrictions on fishing In rnunlclpal reservoirs, pollee say . "There's a lot of things we can do," said pollee Capt. Lionel Mason after Fostoria City Council narrowly avoided putting a protested 20 cents an hour pay hike Into effect earlier this week. pris~n Clyde Richard Adkins, 21. Galloway, Ohio, Involved In the N<r vember robbery of Vance's Service Station, Harrt.sonvllle, was sentenced Wednesday to a terrn of slx months to five years In the Columbus Con-ectlonal FacUlty. Adkins entered a gullty plea on a bill of lnforma tlon charging grand theft In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Adkins was returned from the Franklln County Jail on Monday to face the charges. terms Also sentenced Wednesday In was Steve W. Haning, lB, New Lima Road, Harrtsonvllle. Haning was sentenced to serve slx months to five years In the Ohio State Reformatory, Mansfield. Haning had appeared earlier In common pleas court and entered a guilty plea to the breaking and entering charge of the HarrtsonvWe School on Feb. 20, this year . Both men will be transported t<r day by sheriff deputies. ~ GENt · WINDOWS - Buntin~ and posters featurin~ the photo of Gen. James Hartin~l'T decorate windows in Middll•port business sl·ftion as thl' rummunuity prepares tn honor a native son as lht• rumunity prepares tn hnnur a nati vt· snn at a numbt•r of wt·ekend artivitit·s May 27-30. Routine matters • highlight session The Southern Local Board of Education Tuesday night approved the hlrtng of Sharla Evans as subsltute cook for the remainder of the year. Substitute coolis hired were Thelnna Salser. Lois Mugrage, June Ashley, Florence Thornton, Geraldine Cleland. VIrginia Davis, Dorotlly Johnson, Carla Teaford, Sharla Evans. Joyce Manuel and Ann Boso. They also granted rent Increase or $50 a month to Bill Cozart for use of a building for garage repair. The board approved the use of Southeastern Ohio Voluntary Education Cooperative service for the school system a nd hired the services of Personnellnsurance Co., for student football Insurance. They approved Title VI -B project for the 1982-83 school year. Approval was given to Include all title progams Into one program, Chapter n of the block grant. Joseph Foreman was given a two year contract In malnentance. SubstitJJte custlldla ns hired were Robert Lewis. Thelma Salser, Lots Mugrage, Charles Kiser. Sue Gilmore and Lois Bailey . Delbert Smith was hired as the driver for kindergarten a nd EMR for 1983 and Larry Smith was hired as a driver for kindergarten and specia l ed ucation. Bobby Ord, superintendent, and Dennie Hill, treasurer, were given permission to attend a treasurer's clinic at Ohio University Inn on June 8. Substitute bus drivers hired were Charles T. Chapman, W!lllma Downie. Bobby Dudding, Aaron Sayre, Hilton Wolfe, Jr., and Kathleen Morrts. Attending were Don Smith, pres!· dent , Denny Evans. vice president. Charles Pyles, Sue Grueser and Robert B. Hill , board members. Ord and Hill. No one hurt in 'copter crash CINCINNATI (AP) - A traffic hellcopter for a Cincinnati radio station made a crash landing at a golf course today, but there apparently were no serious Injuries to the two passengers. The unldentlfled pilot and pollee Lt. Bill Beahr were taken to a hospital after their helicopter crashed at the Maketewah Counl ry Club. Both passengers walked away from the helicopter and weren't belleved to be seriously hurt, a country club spokesman said. Beahr provides traffic reports for WLW radio. The ca use of the crash was not lnnml.'dlately know. Emerson E. Evans honored Announce school of business management for Rio Grande College-Community College "This Is probably the highest honor of my lifetime. I sincerely appreciate it." Those were the words of Emerson E. Evans, Gallipolis, at the conclusion of Wednesday ni ght' s testimonial dinner at Rio Grande College- Community College. More than 100 family, friends and colleagues joined the Rio Grande College- Community College Boards of Trustees in honoring Evans and to celebrate the announcement of the Emerson E. Evans School of Business Management. "QuieUy, Emerson Evans has done his deeds and accomplished so much in helping the people of southeastern Ohio," said Rio Grande President Paul C. Hayes. "It is only appropriate that a school of bUsineliS management be named after him because of the people he has influenced and the success he has had m the area. This name for the school is chosen to reflect the spirit and character of the most outstanding businessman in southeastern Ohio." Hayes said that the school will have an emphasis on small business and entrepreneurship training . Also, the school will make every effort to be of service to the small business and industry of the southeastern Ohio area through selective seminars and direct consultative services based upon direct contact and requests from the business and industrial people of the area. Hayes said the school would establish and maintain a monthly educational publication for all business and industrial leadership in the Gallia, Jackson, Vinton and Meigs co1111ty area, with the content being detennined by . a~ ed,itoria l board composed of business and in' ) dustrictl peoplt· on that four-county area. Several rolleaj!Ul.'S rau.l tnbutl· to Evans at the ll•stimonial, which was held in thl' tlilllng facilil~· at Rio Grande, a complex that will C\'l'O- tually house tht' school of business management Dr. Thmnas W. Morga n, Chair- man of the Department of Surgery at Holzer Medical Cenler of Gallipolis, Robert S . Wood. Executive VieL~President uf Bob Evans Farms in Columbus, and Hayes each paid tribute to Eva ns . Morris Haskins. Chairman of the Board of Directors of Ohio Valley Bank, was unable to attend, but sent a tribute throu~h Jim Dailey, President of Ohio Valley Bank. Dailey also served as emcee for the affair. !Continued on page 14 l � 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 19, 1982 alley embleton grueser houdashelt wamsley