https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c467780db73730cbf6d9423a29c56b68.pdf 89c703a05cea46eedc28a55f9735ac9d PDF Text Text Page 14 Lawmakers ponder r--el-.-e_v___at_o_r~-=--·.--::--b--:-:le~m_s . _ Area deaths Jean Smith, Dayton and Audrey Henry, Jackson, Ohio; one nephew, Ben Philson, Racine. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m . at the Racine Meth· odlst Church with the Rev. Howard Shiveley and the Rev. James Clark otflclatlng. Burial will be In Letart Faits Cemetery. Friends may call a t the Rawllngs-Coats-Biower Fun· era! Home, Middleport, anytlme Friday. The famlly will receive friends Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 and until noon on Saturday at which time the body will be taken to churc h to Ue In state. Edith A. Hayman Edith A Hayman. 87 Racine, died Wednesday at Gran t Hospital, Colum bus. Miss Hayman was bom June 15, 1894 at Pomeroy the daughter of the late Leonidas and Aurllla Harpold Hayman. She was also preceded In death by three sisters and two brothers. She Is survived by seven nieces, Grace, Jane, a nd Ruth Ellis. a ll of Columbus; Kathryn Phltson and Ma ry Lew Johnson, East Letart; Meigs County happenings Uand; PauUne Elizabeth Taylor. Middleport ; Gary Wayne Walker, Belle, W. Va .; Cheryl Lynn Kropka, Middleport; Hazel Lillian Ferrell, Galllpolls; Denise Tlllls, Rutland. DISCHARGEs ... Jo hn David Klng, Woodrow Troy Zwilling, Robert Wesley Cundiff. Andrew Cross. Wllbur Row ley, Sr. Didn't strike pole Due to a reporter's error, Dora R . Hysell, 61, Long Bottom, was !ncar· rectly Identified as driver of the vehicle which struck a utility pole following a collision with a vehicle driven by Bert IV. Teaford, 57, Rt. 2, Racine. on Meigs County Rd . 281ast Saturday. The Gallla -Melgs Post of the state highway patrol said Teaford 's vehicle was the one which struck the pole. Hysell was cited for assured clear distance In the Incident. Will place flags 1 Middleport Pollee Chief J . J . Cremeans wa rned today that the par· ents of unUcensed persons riding mopeds In the vlllage wU1 be cited Into court . Conlullll'd fnun JX!IJ.t•ll O::tfHI groccnes. Goa l F.stablished F.vans has long been actiVe 111 the field of health care, ha vi ng served as trustee of the Holzer Hospital Foundation and Exec uti ve conunittee member of the Holzer Medical Cenkr. Helped orga nize and served as a Trustee of the Ohio Va !ley Center F'ound£J ti on,i nc. He has bet•n an adive member of his church for more tha n 50 years and has served as trustee. In the field of education, he has served as a HayPs s<:11d that a $1.1 mill JUn en· dowrm·nt goal has bl'l' ll es tablished , $100,000 of wlm·h would be ea rmarkt•d for lht• n·nm · <:~t l on of the ru rrl'nt dJntll)-! fcH"i!il~ in to the buslilL'SS sc huo! and tlw rL'Illallllkr to equ1p and upd<.-~te tht • c lass romn s and pru ~ranl~ . To date. $84:1.000 has bt·t·n ril'd~t·d and ,I.! IV\' IL Acconllng to a school spokes m<:~n . the l'Ufl'l'llt dllllll,l.! hall Will bl' lnO\'l'd mtu <J lll' W 30,()()()..squan· foo l campus member of the Ga llipolis City School D1striet's Board of Ed ucati on and was instrumenta l in the establishmen t of Rio Gra nde Community c t•nter that IS expel'lt•d to be I'Olll- plcted July 15. At that tmw. !ht· built.hng whwh houses thl' currl'nt dinin g hall will be converted Into a seven l'loss room complex that will house the business sc hool. A business ltbrary and office space for the business faculty will be included m the {'OIIlplex . Evans wa s born on a farm near Cadmus, In l.t'WI S E. and Bertha Keller E vcms. He was next to the youngest of 10 ch ildren. He attended Cadmus Elementa ry School a nd gn1duatcd from Gall1a Academy H1gh School 111 !928. In 1931. Emerson married Evelyn Gertrude Tope. Ttll' y have three :-;ons - Merrill, Dt:tniel and l ..<:~rry ~ <HH.l ten gnmdduld ren He has se rved a~ prl'sirlt:nt a nd enns uIIan t at the 0 h1o Va II e y Ba nk College. Evans continues tu demonstrate C:t fmn resolve to do hi s deeds in LEASING . .EQUIPMENT !f!!!!! TO BUSINESS, ·INDUSTRY, _,AND THE PROFESSIONS BANK ONE OF POMEROY. NA 614/992·2133 E. E. Davis award for outstanding health servi!'e planning and development in the region. Emerson was Gallia County's Man of the Year in 1976, and became the first Rio Grande College Fellow in 1900. ·-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! durin g a 34-yem· e~ssocia tion with 1 that co nce rn . Ht• has bee n engagt'd 111 f<:~ n n in g and cattle breeding mo~ t ,,f his life. ln 19:17. he and his brother, J ohn, founded the Evans Park mg Co. whe re Emerson s~ rve d as pres1dent and dirct'lor until it was sold 111 1972. Ha vmg been one of the orga nize rs. he served as ehairman of the boa rd of Bub Evans Farms. Inc.. unt1 i 197 1. He continues as a diredor, se nior VICe- president a nd chairmnn of the finance committee of that organizatiOn. In 1956, he organized Evans Enterprises, wh1 ch is a f"mily held corpont lion d ce~ li ng in co mmercial a nd real esta te properties. Other bus iness ve ntures include fa rm SUfr plies, home accessor ies, furniture, Infant Summerwear ,~, \' ·c; 992-3629 \'nur " Extra Touch" ~~,;"""'' '"' 352 E. Main, Pomeroy Your FTD Flonst Ross District faces indebtness COLUMBUS, Ohio- State Auditor Thomas E . F erguson says an analysis of the Union-Scioto Local School qtstrtct In Ross County shows It will be $278,001 ln debt by the end of 1982. Ferguson's examiners analyzed the district's cash Dow which Is a first step for a district to take In seeking a state loan. Voters In the dlstrlct voted to raise their school taxes by 3.4 mills last November. SAVE THIS WEEKEND ON TOPS AND JEANS YOUR FAMILY WILL NEED DURING THE COMING SUMMER. CHILDREN'S TOPS Reg. 15.75 . ...... Reg. 16.50 .... .. Reg. 19.00 . . . . . . Reg. 112.50 ..... Defendant, alleged drug pusher COLUMBUS, Ohio- Docume nts opened In court this week show pollee belleve a man charged with kUling a university coed had made several young women write suicide notes a nd have sex In exchange for drugs. The documents show pollee sought evidence to support such a llegations when they got a wa rrant F eb. 26 to search the apartme nt of Roy Sage tour days after the body of Catherine Wanner was found there . She had been shot In the head and chest. Sage, 47, also was shotln the head and chest. He recovered and Is In county ]all, charged with aggravated murder In the death. Sage told pollee at the tlme that he and Ms. Wanner, 18, su!ferro the wounds In a suicide pact. Stock up for your ch tl dren's summer wardrobe . Tanks, k nt ts , sun tops, blouses and sweat shi rt s. Lirtle boys & gir ls s•zes · 6 mos . to '14 mos , 2 to 4, 4 to 6x. 7 to 14. Our ent ire stock of jea ns for l diiP Q•r ls and boys is included tn th ts srtle E las ft c watsts , 5 pocke tt jeans, pa .nters pants . Sale '4.59 Sale '5.19 Sale '7 .19 Sale 19.99 REG . $3 .00 .............. REG . $4 .50 ... ..... ...... REG . $6 .50 .....•.•..•... REG. $9 .00 ... . ...... . ... REG . $12 .00 ............. SALE $2 .39 SALE $3.59 SALE $5.19 SALE $7.19 SALE $9.59 SALE JUNIOR JEANS Wra ng ler and L ord Isaacs in f asn.on poc kets. 5 pocke t st yles , belted styl es and baseball pants. Qua l ity denim jeans at sa le prtces! Jr . sizes 3 thr u 15 Reg. 18.00 Reg. 122.00 Reg. 126.00 Reg. 128.00 1 Sale 14.39 Sale 117.59 Sale 120.79 Sale 122.39 1 Fewer senrices will be offered JUNIOR TOPS& BLOUSES Pullover kntt t anks, COLUMBUS, Ohio - There will be fewer Ufeguards and some weeds may not be mowed at Ohio's 71 state parks this summer due to the parks' budget cuts. Attendance Is expected to climb to a record 40 mllllon from Memorial Day to Labor Day this year, up from 35 mllllon a year ago. The department's budget was cut 10 percent from the level InItially approved last fall. In addition, both the House and Senate versions of a tax Increasespending cut btl! before a joint conference committee would Impose another round of reductions that could total up to 9 percent. sleeveless button front s, pea sa nt sty les, V neck knit s plu s many more . Sizes S, M , Land XL . Reg. 17.50 .... Sale '5.59 Reg. '12.00 ... Sale 19.59 Reg. '17.00 ... Sale '13.59 Reg. '24.00 . . . Sale '19J 9 Hinkley said 'quite intelligent' . LADIES' TOPS & BLOUSES MEN'S BLUE JEANS Tank tops, knits, sleeveless styles, long and short sleeves and solids, stripes and prints. Complete range of misses and extra sizes. Reg. 119.00 Reg. 122.00 Reg. 130.00 Reg. 135.00 Sale 115.19 Sale 117.59 Sale 123.99. Sale 127.99 of · our men's denim jeans, styles, cut ·eans . Reg . $8.00 ... 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The psychologiSt was the thlrct defense witness to testlfy that Hinckley suffered from an extreme mental Ulness when he shot Reagan and three other men March 30, 1981. Hinckley has pleaded Innocent by reason of Insanity. MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS 111 w . 2nd DAN'S BOOT SHOP Pomeroy, Oh . Ideal for wear right now . This sale inc ludes all our men' s knit shirts and tank tops. Terrifi c se lection of styles and co lors in a ll sizes. Perfect for graduation gifts and Father' s Day in June. Men's 16.95 Knit Shirts . . . 15.55 Men's 19.95 Knit Shirts . . . 17.95 Men's 111.95 Knit Shirts .. 19.55 Men's '14.95 Knit Shirts . 111.95 BOYS DENIM JEANS Slim and regular sizes 8 to 14. Studerit sizes 26 to 30 waist, lengths 30 to 36 and husky slze.s 8 through 20. Basic and Fashion Styles. Boys 114.95 Denim Jeans Boys 116.95 Denim Jeans Boys 118.95 Denim Jeans Boys 119.95 Denim Jeans • 111.60 . 113.20 . 114.80 . 115.60 ELBERFELD$ IN ., 0.3 percent, less than the0.5 percent of March a nd the 0.7 of February. ln a ll, the unadjusted Consumer Price Index stood a t 284.3 In April, meaning tha t a hypothetical llst of goods and services costing $10 In 1967 would have cost $28.~3 last month. Next year. the Labor Depart · ment will adj ust the widely crltlz· Iced housing component of the Index by replacing that ca lculation with a "rental equivalent " formula. Had the rental equivalent been used last month, the department said. prices wou ld have registered a seasona ll y adjusted decline of 0.2 percent - an annual rate of 1.8 percent. entinel 2 Secliont, 1:2 Poget 15 Cenh A Multimedia In c. Newspaper Seven hurt in area accidents TOPS & JEANS SALE Children's Jeans line had set records In March. Overall transportation costs, whic h Include gasoUne prtces, fell 1.6 percent. Partia lly ot!settlng the drop In gasoline prices were higher costs for both new a nd used cars. In other areas, the new repon said : -Medical care costs, up more than a ny other segment of the CPl. rose 1 percent, matc hing the March rise. Prices for hospital rooms jumped 1.2 percent and doctors' tees were up 0.6 percent. -Apparel costs edged up0.1 per· cent , less than the 0 .~ percent gain posted In each of the two previous months. -Entertainment prices were up Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 21, 1982 Officials overcome hijacker LADIES & TOPS, SHORTS AND PLEATED PANTS BY DEE CEE. ALSO T-SHIRT LETTERING AND TRANSFERS. TRANSFERS INCLUDE PACMAN, SMURFS, AND MANY, MANY MORE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Voi. 31, No . 13 Copyrigktltd 198:2 THE FINEST FOOD IN TOWN AND ALL LEGAL BEVERAGES SERVED SALE vegetagle costs also decllned. Restaurant a nd alcohoUc beverage prices were up, however. -Housing costs jumped O.B per· cent, boosted by a 1.2 percent gain In hom e prtces themselves a nd a 0.6 percent gain In mortgage Interest rates. Rents rose a slight 0.2 per· cent, the smallest gain In two years. -Fuel oU prices fell 3.8 percent, the largest drop since the departmen t bega n recording s uc h monthly price trends In 1952. -Gasoline prices plummeted 6.7 percent. the largest drop since these costs were first recorded monthly In 1967. Over the las t 12 months, gasollne prices have plunged 12.5 percent. Prices for both fuel oll and gaso- he Daily ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY FLORIST PH. 992 -2 644 bor Department Is based on a more precise calculation of monthly changes than the figu re the department makes public. For the 12 months ending with Aprll, today's report said, lntlatton rose 6.6 percent. All the calcula tions reflect adjustments for normal seasonal variations. The Aprll report gave these brea kdowns of price activity: -Food prices rose 0.3 percent, reversing a 0.3 percent decline In March. Big Jumps were r ecorded In prices for beef and pork while poultry prices rose moderately. For thesecond straight month, egg prices were ott sharply. Fresh fruit a nd POMEROY ~~ OFF OP EN MON .-S AT . 9:30 -5: 00 worldwide oll surplus. Aprll's tlgures bolstered many economists' predictions that, for all of 1982. Inflation as measured by the CPJ should be In the range of 5 percent to 6 percent. In Its new report. the Labor Department said the Index rose a seasonally "djusted 0.2 percent In Aprll , after falllng 0.3 percent In March. It had advanced 0.2 percent In February a nd 0.3 percent In January . March's decline was the tlrst since Aprll 1965 and the sharpest drop since 1953. If prtces rose for 12 straight months at Aprll's 0.2 percent, the yearly jump would be 3.0 percent. The annual rate reported by the La- 222 Main St. 20(17/0 Save your sales slips for non-sale items. Ask us for details. EVERY FRIDAY 1fz SATURDAY NIGHT TO THE HITS OF TODAY FROM 10 TIL 1 WITH JAY HILL LADIES' DRINKS 1/zPRICE Rock & Roll and Remember with all the hits from Yesteryear. presented to him. These in clude di stingui shed service awa rds from l-lome Economi cs. He received the DANCING LADIES' NIGHT '60's NIGHT TliURSDAY 9:30-12:00 secret. In spite of that fact, many honors and awa rds have been th e Gall ipolis FFA, the Gallia County Soil a nd WC:Jter ConservCJtion Distriel a nd the Ohio State Uni ve rsity College of Ag ricultu re a nd WASHINGTON (AP) - Consumer prtces rose In AprU a t a modest annual rate of 3.0 percent, reboundIng from their sharpest drop In 29 years, the government said today. Higher food and housing costs, which offset fresh record declines In gasoline prices, were largely responsible. But even with the Increase In the Labor Department's monthly Consumer Price Index Inflation so far this yea r was stlll running at a tow level of 1.5 percent, calculated a nnua lly. The overall easing of the Index, which averaged 8.9 percent last year and 12.4 percent In 1980, has been widely attrtbuted to the stubborn recession and the lingering THE MEIGS INN pletely a nd a nything above that would have been covered a t the 80 percent level ," Stackhouse said. The bill would a uthorize an Indemnity fund from which farmers could seek reimbursement l1 warehouses ha ndling their grain go Warning issued ADMISSIONS .. · Homer Gra · ham , Racine; Clarence Gans, Pomeroy; Clarence Longstreth, Pomeroy; Mary Lucille Kauff, Pomeroy; Oscar Imboden. Mlnersvllle; Rlley L. McClelland. Ru· HAPPY HOUR 4:30. 6:30 Monday-Thursday DRINK 1fz PRICE Consumer prices increase in April . .BANK ONE .. _ broke. Financing for the $4 mllllon fund would come from a fee of up to onehalf cent per bushel on grain sold. Although the fee would he paid by licensed handlers, It Is expected to be passed on to farmers. The measure Improves the Agriculture Department's a blltty to oversee elevators to determine which might be In financial trouble. It establishes requirements for fiscal solvency that an applicant for a grain handler's license must meet. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -State Agric ultu re Director John M. Stackhouse Is backing a bllt before a Senate panel aimed at protecting farmers from taking losses when grain elevators close. The bllt Is before the Senate Agriculture, Commerce a nd Labor Committee. It Is by Rep. Dale Locker, DAnna, and cleared the House May 5. Queen City Grain Inc. filed a petition for bankruptcy In Cincinnati the next day, leaving about ll farmers In southwestern Ohio, southeastern Indiana and northern Kentucky unpaid . The farmers were owed amounts ranging from $307 to $58,948. for a total of about $553.001. "The !allure In Cincinnati just adds to the llst" of elevator bankruptcies In Ohio over the last decade, Stackhouse said Wednesday. He said 33 !allu res have cost farmers more tha n $4.2 million. Had the blll been law. Ohioans affected by the Cincinna ti faclltty's problems would have been helped, he said. "The first $10,001 of the loss would have been covered com- Members of Ell Dennison Post 467, America n Legion. Rutland, wlll place flags a tthe cemeteries on Sunday May 23, beginning a t 9: :JJ a. m. All members a nd their sons are urged to he lp. Veterans Memorial Announce ••• Thui'ICiay, May 20, 1982 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel CEBU, Phlltpplnes - Otflclals and passengers overcame a grenade-wielding hijacker today more than eight hours after he commandeered a Phlltpplne domestic airliner carrying 114 people. Nobody was hurt, a spokesman for the Natlonal Defense.Department said. The man, identified as Ray Valayo, a former sugar farmer about 55 years old, took over the twin-jet BAC"111 during a 30-mlnute filght from Bacolod to Cebu, the Philippines' second largest city SIZES 8 TO 20 BOYS KNIT SHIRTS Short sleeve styles and tank tops in a big se lection of styles and colors for warm wea ther wear. Famous makes. Save now . BOYS S5.95 KNIT SHIRTS , , ... , $4.70 BOYS S7.95 KNIT SHIRTS . , , , .. S6.JO BOYS $9.95 KNIT SHIRTS ... .. . S7.90 BOYS S11.95 KNIT SHIRTS ..... : 9.40 Winning Ohio lottery number CLEVELAND - The winning number drawn Thursday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game ''The Number" was 835. In the semiweekly "Pick 4" game, the winning number was 6853. The lottery reported earnings of $412,568.50 on Its dalty game. The earnings came on salee of $910,701, whtle holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $498,132.50, lottery ottfclals said. MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Solid colors and patterns in 5, M. L and XL sizes. van Heusen, Campus and wrangler brands. Full cut and tapered styles. Savings are great. Weather forecast Men's 11D.95 S.S. Sport Shirts.••• 18.25 Men's 112.95 s.s. s'Port Shirts •• ,.19.75 ·Men's 114.95 S.S. Sport Shirts .•• 'll.ZS Men's 116.95 S.S. Sport Shirts ••• 112.75 Sixty percent chance of showers or'th\lllderstorms tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight around 60. Highs Saturday near !Kl. Winds tonight southerly to southeasterly around 10 mph. Exta.decl ForecMt Sunday lbroulb 'l'uelday a..- ollbbwen or lbuDtlealtoiu• 8ultidaJ 111111 'l'uelday. Fair MGDda)'. IIJ&IIIID lbe 'lOti 111111 low 811. Lon mill&t.J Ia lbe 581. EROY .. .. , KlLA YOUNG Young wins scholarship RIO GRAN OF: - Kli~ Annt• Yn unl' of Hl'L'lls\'1\le ht:ts bt•t•fl awa rd t'd lhl' Mei gs County Honors Schola rs hip to Rin Grantk Collegt' and Cm1un u rut~ Coll ege. Rio Grandt• Colll'I.!C nfft· rs a sL" holarshiptu a graduat in r-: Sl'lllor 111 t'ac h of llw public hidl sd1ou\s 111 Ml'il.(s County ecw h yea r. Tht· Sl' hola rshl p is effeclin· from ti lt' fall quarter of lilt' yea r of the awa rd and t' nds with the spring quarter uf !ht· fourth yt><U'. Youn g, daughlt•r nf Mr. t:tnd Mrs. futy Ynun l!. ha s been a di vt· in hi g h st' hool in thl' m e~ rc hm g pt•p, a nd con- ce rt band s, g 11·ts' ba s kl'lba ll managl'r, and thl• Na tumal Honor Sncidy . Stw wi ll 1-' r ad u e~tL' f nHn Eas tern High Schnol Sunday and c:ll'('O unt ing. w il lm<::~ jor 111 DeLaval seeks football post An action against the Southern Local School Board for htrtng a non-certified lndtvtdual for the posl· tlon of head football coach has been filed In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. The action, flled by Gerald R. DeLaval, Route 6, Athens, with the State of Ohio, ex rel, and as an Individual, charges that the school board hired a non-certified lndlvldual for the position of head football coach and asks that the action he decllared null and void. DeLaval charges that hiring the non-certified lndtvtdual ts In violation of the equal protection clause of the U. S. Constitution and also the contract of the Southern Local Teachers Association since he Is qulallf1ed for the position. DeLaval asks that the board comply with the negotiated contract with the Southern Local Teachers Assocla lion since he, DeLaval, IS quallf1ed for the position. He asks that the board be enjoined from paying wages to the non-certified lndtvtdual and that he, DeLaval, be awarded the position of head football coach with salary from December, 1981, along with costs of the action. Also ttled In the Court was a forclosure action by the Diamond SavIngs and Meigs County against Thomas L. Goett, et a!, Syracuse, In the amount of $Z7 ,254.23. In juries wen> reported to seven people In two area traffic accidents Investigated by the state highway patrol on Thu rsday. Four of the ln]urtes were caused by a two-vehicle crash In Meigs County In the morning. The patrol's Gallla-Melgs Post said two vehic les, one driven by Roger F. Dillard Jr., 2~. Syracuse. a nd the other by Larry C. Holsinger Jr., 20, Rt. 2, Racine, were south· bound on Ohlo 7 In Sallsbury Twp. at 8:20a.m. Dillard 's au to struck Holsinger's In the rear, causing Holsinger's a uto to turn around. go backawrds and then strike a n emba nkment. The DUlard vehicle then continued on after the collision and also struck a n embankment before coming to a rest. In jured were Dillard, Holsinger, a passenger In Dlllard's vehicle. Leonard L. Va n Meter. 31, Pomeroy; a nd a passenger In Holsinger's car, Ric hard R . Ha ll , 19, Midd leport. The patrol reported that the driv· ers and Van Meter were taken to Veter ans Memorial Hospital for treatment by the Meigs EMS. Hoi· singer and Va n Meter were both treated and re leased, but the hospi· tal had no record of treating Dll· lard. Hall claimed Injury, but was not treated. Severe damage was reported to both vehic les and DUlard was cited for DWI and assured c l ear dis ta nce. In the second Injury wreck, the patrol sald an eastbound vehicle driven by Edward T. Ca in, 37, Rt. 1. Gallipo li s. was trave llin g o n Georges Creek Road near Addison Twp. Rd. 16A I Polecat Road 1 at 8:20p.m. when hls auto went left of cente r on a curve. It then colllded with a westbound ve hic le driven by Gordon G. F is her, 58. Rt. 1, Gallipol is, causing modera te damage to Ca in 's vehicle and slight to the Fisher auto. Injured were three passenger> In Fishe r 's vehicle- VIcki L. Fisher, 28; Missy L. Fisher. 6; and J a mes E . F is her. 2. all of Rt. 1. Gallipolis. The patrol said the three were taken to Holzer Medical Center by the Ga Ula County Volunteer Emer· gency Squad . but the hospital had no record this morning of any being treated. The acc ident was stU! under In· vestlga tlon this morning. A Wellston man was cited in a one-ve hicle accident on U.S. 35 Thursday morning, the patrol said. Richard E. Morrison. 18, was eastbound at 8: 15a.m. when hereportedly lost control on wet pavement a nd s truck the guard raU, moderately damaging hls vehicle. Morrison was ticketed for unsafe speed for conditions . Two other one-vehicle wrecks were Inves tigated by the patrol on Thursday. · Thomas J. Mulherin, ~7. Ravens· wood, W.Va .. was eastbound on Ohio :lJB, eig ht -tenths of a mlle east of Ohio 12~. at 7: lO a.m . when hls ve hicle went off the right side of the road, cam e back onto the road, crossed over. went down an em · bankmc nt and ca m e to rest In a field . The dri ve r was not Injured and there was slight damage to hls vehicle . According to the report, David A. Jo nes, 22. Canton. was northbound on Gallla County Rd . 33. one mlle north of 35. at B: 35 p.m. when he drove off the righ t side of the road a nd s truck a n embankment, causIng slight damage to hls tractor tra ller rig . British raiders attack islands By The Associated Press British forces landed on the Falk· la nd Islands and attacked fuel and ammunition dumps and mllltary depots today, Britain reported . It said the raiders were supported by warship bombardment of Stanley a nd other areas of East Falkland and Harrter jet-fighter attacks on the main base on West Falkland. The Defense Mlnlstry In London said a Brttlsh hellcopter ferrying 30 men between Brltlsh ships ditched In the South Atlantic before the attack, a nd that nine were rescued. ,,e body was recovered and the ,\her 20 troops were missing and presumed dead . It was Britain's single biggest loss since the con!Uct e rupted Aprll 2. around 4,500 men In a n around Stanley, the Falkla nds capital the biggest sln&le concentration of t he estima ted 9,000 Argentine troops on the Isla nds. Between l ,!XXJ a nd 1,500 Argen· tine troops a re estimated to be a t Fox Bay. McDona ld gave no estimate of the numbers of Britis h troops la nded . The deaths of 21 men aboard the helicopter, belleved to be a Wessex troop-carrier, was the s ingle blg· gPst toss to the British forces since th.e contllct began. It brought the Br1tlsh death toll to 45 since the task fo rce sailed April 5. Twenty seame n died May 4 when a n Argentine mlsslle destroyed the Royal Navy destroyer HMS She f· fie ld, two Harrier fighter pllots were kllled when their aircraft dls· a ppeared on patrol, one pilot was s hot down. and a seam an wlll killed There was no lmrnedla te reaction from Argentina to the British announcement of attacks. The Brtt· Ish military ac tion was launched af. te r peace talks collapsed on Thursday. The British Defense Ministry spokesman. Ian McDonald, said of the raids: "early Indications are that Middleport Pool will open for the they are achieving their objectives. season on Sunday, May 30, It was "Bombardment from ships In the a nnounced today. task force conllnued In the vlclnlty The Middleport Recreation Com ot Port Stanley and other areas In mission has hired Rusty Bookman East Falkland." as park and pool director and Helen He said Harrters were attacking Ztnn as swimming Instructor. the Fox Bay area. which Is the Pool rates are as follows : week main Argentine base on the other days from I p.m. to 5 p.m., $1 for main Island, West Falkland. adults and 50 cents for students; McDonald said the British attack from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., 50 cents for was direct against "Argentine milItary targets, Including fuel and adults and 25 cents for students; ammunition dumps and mllltary . pre-school children will be admit· · ted tree at any of the above hours If stores.'' accompanied by a parent; weeBritish mllltary sources have kend rates, Saturday and Sunday, said there are between four and slx from 12 noon to 6 p.m. $150 for Argentine battalions totalling accidenta lly, the British report . British Forelgr Secretary Fran· cis Pym said earlie r today that " In the a bsence of a peaceful settlement , the military pressure wUJ continue to bulld up and and attri· tlon aga inst Argentina wilt continue. Pym spoke In a radio Interview following the collapse of the U.N. peace Initia ti ve and disclosures by British government sources that the British armada had been given the go-a head for landings and hltand-run raids deslgred to squeeze the Argentines Into surrender. The British Defense Ministry said Thursday that a Sea King hellcopter wi th a crew of three " got Into dlffl c ultles In appa llin g weather conditions" during a reconnaissance mission a nd went down near Tierra del Fuego, at the tlp of South America a nd 450 miles from the Falklands. Pool to open Sunday, May 30 adults a nd 75 cems for students, pre-schoolers Ire€ If accompa nied by parent. Pool rent a l is$35!orone houranil $25 per hour for two hours or more. Jndtvtd ua l passes are $20; famlly passes are $ll plus $5 for each add!· ttonal child . The date when passes , wlll be avallable will be announced next week. Swimming lessons. whic h will begin the middle of June. will $12 for the first child In a family and $10 for each additional chlld In the sa m e family . Junior and senior Ufe· saving lessons wlll be $15. Applicants sought Syracuse residents who will be attending colleges, universities or other a.ceredlted schools of higher education this fall are Invited to apply for 1982-83 carteton MemorIal Scholarships. Application forms can be obtained from Milton Varian, secretary of the Carleton College Board ,of Trustee, any time. Completed application forms must be returned to Varian by June 23. BANNERS- Several banners such as this one are beln~ used in Middleport as a welcoming gestun· fur the General Hartinger weekend . �Commentary An angry"--m __a_n__________J_am_e_s_J._K_il_p_at_ric_k· I I I I "'' r1 " 'roT I llht" 614-'f!l!-! 1;,6 HI-\HIHIIIII"IIt-1\II· IIL' l tii· TIII \\llf,."- \1\ ' H ' \10\ IWI\EHT 1.. WIM;Err I',\T WIIITEHE.ID BOIIIIOEFI.II'II ,.. ,,,, L,tnl I 'uhJt, JH"r / 1 oul ll ni l, r !.,·If• 1".11 \ J. UI .t l! t I DAI.I< HOTIIf:I·: II. JH. \ 1\11· \\11 1· 1\ ,.f lh• ' " "''''\o ·d l'ro·,, , luhuul ll;nl\ l'rt·" ' " '"'"1'"'' .ttul tho \mo ·rt o ,m '' ' " ' 1'"1~~'1 l'tlhft , ho r ' \ "' " lit llnll ~ I n I· It-" lit- 01 ' 1\111' ..r • ~'• lo"tr~t>d rt~o · \ , h,uld lw h·" Lh;w tl~l "'utf , 1"111! -\II kt lo ·r , an '" hi' ' ' 1 I•• o•ololtll l! ;ouo l nou ' l ho • ''lo! ll• ·•l \o olh n all h '. u ololn ·, , ;onol h ·lo ·phoott•· numlh r ' " llll' llo! ll•·ol lo·t tn .. "till•· jtuhle-hnl l .dto·r.. .. h .. ultl lw 111 co notl ta ' h ,tt hlr o'" lll J! '"U''' llnlJ,.r'" llahtu·, Money and politics Replacing his s ilver· rimmed glasses with a pair more sens itive to the bright sunlig ht flooding his large but modest 39th floor o!flce. Howard Collier spoke compassionately about the major Issues a!fectlng Ohioans money and politics. "Ohio Is peculiarity a!fected by high Interest rates because we're an end -produc t s tate; we're a big-ticket stale," sa id Ohio' s director of the Office of Budget and Management. Pushing the temples of his glasses through strands of white hair sticking out over the tops of his ears. he added, "We make the stoves and refrigerators and all the others things that are sensitive to financing c harges. But the state Is more broadly dependent upon the transportation Industry, .. Collier, a portly Toledo native whose deep voice Is reminiscent of a tape recorder playing at slow speed, has worked off and on for Gov . James A. Rhodes for nearly 20 years. He has been state budget director; finance director; fiscal transition o!flcer, and twice director of the Office of Budget and Management. Between state jobs. Collier has worked at the Medical College of Ohio in Toledo, where he Is on leave as vice president of finance. Whe never ·the sta te has been faced wlth financial danger during his administrations, Rhodes has called Colller to the rescue. "I keep leavt ng Columbus because lf you're In Columbus too long, you get Infected with so me kind of Scioto or Olen tangy (rivers) fever not a whole lot different from Potomac 1Rlver) fever in Washington," Collier said, Interjecting some of the dry wit that sprinkles his conversations. Living too long In Columbus can be Insulating, he maintains. Toledo and other northern Ohio clUes, on the other hand, reflect reality. he said. "It's unfair to generalize, but I think people In Industrial cit ies are far more tolerant of people that are put out of work and forced on to unemployment compensation and when that runs out welfare benefits." Collier said. "People in Columbus. which has bee n prosperous for so long. seldom see plants padlocked here a nd people who have worked all their lives being forced on to one of these social programs." Plant c losings and layo!fs are taken more personally In the Industrial portion of the state where someone who lost a job Is frequentl y a neighbor or relative, he said . "I don't view everybody who Is Iald-o!f today as being lazy ," Collier emphasized. ·'When you go across the street 1to the st<.tehouse I and listen to some of those speeches, you think that poverty and Insolence are one in the same word ." Collier, 49, describes himself as a morning person . He Is usually on the job as early as 6:30a .m . "It's not that I'm that ambitious,'' he joked. "My head Is clear early In the morning. I get a lot of work done ." Letter to the editor Grateful parent I would llkl' ln , •Tngnizt' i:J yuun l! metn 111 our llt'l ghbol ~wnd. My fiVl' wa r uld d cnu.! hlt•r wa'. playllll.! w1th ~ l! ruup uf small childTTil 1war a swi nHnHl !.! pool. Slw was lt.'etllllll-! out U\' l'l' tlw pool and fdl m and th1 s , ·ourl t.! JJJ<:tll realrt.n l slw wa s fnghtt:neLI and l'lltild nut SWilll. Ht• jumpt•LI!n after lwr . Slw 1s fHlt' and I cnn H· ry ~-: ralL·f ul tP HonnH' Ra.:~:s fro11 1Hutlcmtl . - Kctn·n Wil liams . No incentive I wC:Inl to It'll Mr . B<:~ll'y obout Ct fdlow l' n• knuwn . /\IIIllS !1klw ha ..., been st·l f-n·!tant ;md thnft~, but lotl'iy lw 1s sptHkd and hos lun wd up hiS (Ot.'S. Not Jon).! a t• o. a ston ncCJ IIlL' up C:lnd sruill'd Ius uat nnp. H1s l!OIM..! nt'll-! h· burs took notJL't' <-tnd t'<HTll'd h11H U\'l'l' o fl'w busht.:b of n_·pi<H't'lllt:nl oats. Tht• kllow surd) was tlwnkful. Whilt• ht· and thl' llt'l l! hburs wt·n· all standin l! ctrnund l' ht'Wing thl' ra l! smnt'<lllt' l!l t:n tiont·d that thl' ftolluw 's pllrl'h roof W<:IS lt·aklllJ.!. S011H' om · of tht· " gra nt pt•opk" he~:~rtl <-tbou t lht•St' gmngs on and st•nl a 1-! 0\'ernJlll'nl lll\'t'S ll gatur e~vt•r to look, followed bv a tTt'W thai spent a few days pi:!llll.mg, JI<:Jilmg and gt; nerall y propping up the plal'l' to govt· rnmenl spt>cifit·at ions. Tht: llt'i t!. hbors nolt:d th<il th1s " unlw ·ky" fl'lloY.. lwd nut pl<.~nkd Cl llnn g latt·ly. HL· just sa t on h1s lt-akpnHlf pordl. Ht· was askt:Ll if ht • was ad1n 1..:. D1d ht• nt•t·tl ~OJ Ill' meLilt'Jne ? D11l ht· nt•t•LI his L! l'<iSS r ut? Did Jw wc:llll h1s tm cans l!allwn ·d up ') I tlon 'l nl'l'd no llll'll l\' lnL'. I don 't nt•t•d no grass cut. lthm 't rH·ed nu ti n c·a ns gat her ed up . " I WANT MONEY ." ill' intllnetl . Do yu u know, Mr . R<:tll'Y, lh<JI th1s ft ·lloY.: wants tu !2 1\'t' aw.iy h1s littlt• plat'l' now su hl' t'(lll ~o nn wt·lfrtre ? Ht · nuls about slC:Ir\'1111--: to dn:tlh. Hl' run s from ont' storl' tn another runmn t~ up bills. Ht· W<illb to travel to Flortda . Ht· sure has ptrked up the fidt!lt· and !atd t!owntllt' hoe . According lo ct rdiaiJlt• quott• , " He t'an't opl'n tlw tlonr for h1mself now " - GCJyle Pncl'. Confusing issue I am writing regarding some ar· ticles I have read lately concerning the Ohio Secretary of State's race. I cannot believe that a man with a background such as Anthony 0 . Calabrese's is so far ahead of tht other candidates in the polls. His record as a former State Senator is shocking. He received workman's compensatio~ after slipping in the Ohio Senate parking lot; as a Senator, he was known to rely heavily on lobbyists for campaign contributions and meals; and he los1 the chainnanship he held on Senate corrunittees because of hts negligence. And now, he is trying to cash in on one of the most respected names i~ Ohio politics, Anthony J. Celebrezze, Jr., to win the Democratic nomination for Secretary of State. The worst part is, that it seems to be working. I heard Mr. Calabrese say on the radio that the people know who he is. That simply is not true. Obviously, he is tryinll. tn confuse the voters, and if he succeeds, he will do a great deal of harm in the Secretary of State's office, and will hwniliate Ohio and its citizens. Please do not allow this man to continue his charade. Bring out the truth - that Anthony 0. Calabrese is NOT who he is pretending to be, Anthony J. Celebrezze, Jr. I am endosing articles I ha ve found in reference to Mr. Calabrese's past I urge you to do everything in your power to alert the voters of Ohio to the identity of this man. I am sure that I do not have to remind you that our system of voting, of choosing the peple that run our government, is at the root of Democracy. Do not let Anthony 0. Calabrese make a joke out of our right to vote. Sincerely, Debbie Unfeter 6804 Worley Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44105 WASHJNGTON - Most of the time thl' Uni ted States Senate rolls along as politely as an old Stanley streamer . thP proceedin~s oiled by Ihe rituals of parliamentary sp<ech, but smnethmg happened a coupl e of weeks ctgo that IS wmth rep01ting. Jakt• Garn, the junior se rmtor from Ut~:~h. lost his tt•mpt!r on the floor . Wt• w1tnessed an explosion of hum·sty. It didn 't last lung, but it was ).! rl'Ci l whtit' it l<ish:d . (~arn' s \I.T<i lh wa s tn gg L'red by S LllllL ' of the most blatant dl'maguguery uf rt'l'l'lll years. Catt'lling the leadership by s urprise lllll~it· lf <:1 brl' Clch of dt•corum - West Vi r~ tnia' s Robert Byrd s ud oe nl y tlernandetllnunedi<itl' cons ideration of ct n amt•ruhnL·nt to tht• defense <iulhnnzal inn hill. His amendment had nothtng to do with dl'fense. It wttuld have rkclaml tha t " the May 5. 1982. unf<iir action of the Senate Butlgl'l C'tHtllllltlee. supported by the pre~adt •n t. <"allmg for an arbit rary $40 billttm •·ut in Social Security twndits un·r the rwxt thn•e fi scal yt·ars. is lwrt•by rt'jl'l'll'd . '' In thl' annals of the Se nate, s uch nt uslil' lcmguage about il St:nall' l'o rnmith·t· 1s unhL'CJrd nf. Byrd's <-tmendiiH'flt had no l'll<.~nce of wm· mn g approval, <ind lw knew it. Hi s purpust• was to put on a g rClndstcmd show of p<:~rll~<:Hl pulitH·s. The ftreworks began . Moynthan of Nt·Y. York. S<isser of Tennessee and RlL' ~ Il' of Michigan joint~d th e hearbcllt lll l! ~·.<.Hill', shooting b~:~rrn; uf rlwlun l' <.~t Pres ident Reagan in parITl'Uiar t-tnd at Republi cans in l!l'lll'l'a l. Tt·d Kt'lllll'dy ,.: ot 111 thl' ad : Wuuld Set'"tor Byrd agret' !ha t the t'lltlrTIIOUS]y U!lfCJil' l'l'OllO!nT l' poJiey of th1s atlrnlrll str<.~tiun hc1s n •s ulll'd in JllCJSS I\'t' tax L'Uts fnr till' wealthy and llla.'i.'i l\·,. budget L" uls for thl' nel'dy ? Wuuld the st· nator agn'l' lh<il tht• prt·~ ldl'll l IS !lOW ClSklll ,L! thl' Sl'lliO!' n iT'/t'llS of this n<Jtwn, who ha\'t' workl'd long lu l'arn tht: lr SueJal SL·t·unty [)t'nt'fil'i m thl'Jr twilight ~''<:II' S, l11 bail !lUI lh1 s <HI· ministratiOn's inequitable policy ' Ru.ssell Long of Louts~ana entered the fray . His heart gri eved for the " littl e working peop le" and esp<cially for the " dear old folks" who would be so cruelly abused if Social Security were touched in any way. As demagoguery, this was a elass aet. Read the Reeord of May 6 for yourself. Finally Jake Garn ga ined the floor . " I do not think I ha ve evt•r listened to more blatantl y partisan. more bletlantly rhetorical balonl'y than I hav e listened to today . I am angry. I am angry at thiS body, I am an gry at Congress - and I do nol can• whieh party. Republieans or Democrats - becaust' then· ctn· weak-kneed , gutless politicians on both stdes who will not face up to the ISsues or the problems of this L'COilOmy .'' In a cold rag e, Garn spelled out fact after fa ct Oil the sorry state of the economy - a condition largely created by the high interest rates that in turn have been largel y preserved by the wretched performance of this Congress. Garn refu.sed to yield even for a friendl y question from Goldwa tt·r of Arizona : " I a m too wound up at !he moment." " Who are we kidding?·· Garn demanded . " Only Congress ea n appropriate muncy . Wt• cre<ited this problem . I hope the American people <ire snuu1 ~nough to place a plaque Oil both parties of this continues ... We sl1ould sta rt fa cing up to lhe na t ure or this problem, CJntl I do not can• whieh side of tht• aisle faees up to it. There s hould not even bear C:lisle ont his 1ssue ." In that i:ln~ry hour on thl' floor , than ro~1r etl with sln· n ~ th . Its wheels s lipped on th e rail s. " Nobody 1s fort•ca s tJn g an t•t·onornH: Valhalla." s<J id Weltlcnbaum " Bul we really an• setting in place the basts for a ho althy and sustainable period of growth 111 the 1980s." And thql_ provokes the queslllHl asked more often with each passing day : When in !he 1980s will growth !Jegin:' So far . there IS ver y littl e evidence lh<il much ex p~:~nsion will oct'ur this yea r. and the worsl news of all set'rl"lli to cume frum some of tht: s tron ~ t·st supporters of the presuJc nt, thctl is, large businesses. " For the rest of the year." coneludes Business Week magazine afll'r e"aming the survey re::;ults. " most busi ne.sses will conl'entrah! more on survival than expansion." The comment is typical of other being made by business i:llld ac ·i:ldt•rni£' econmnists. To Weidenbaum. the lag 111 bus1ness invL·stmcnt 1s nothin g exL'l'ptiunul. "Capital spending 1s traditwnally the la ~g ing sector of the el'onomy, ctntl we are sceKlg lhctt pattern ttxlay," he states. But cntics point out that tax incenti ves were s upposed to ha vt-• destroyed thCJt pattern . They ha ve n' t. In his address. to a St. Louis business audience, Weidcnbaum confessed that rapid expansion tn capita l spending "dep<nds heavily on our success in bringin g interest rates down much further than we already ha ve." In effect, hi gh rates aro· offst'lling tax euts. But lllere is always the consumer. and the coasumer will get a 10 perasst•sml'nt s lncrt>aslng\ y lines.' ' Thursday, Morgan was between th0$e lines when he proved what he could do. In the grips of a 2-for-23 slump, he singled on a 3-2 dellvery from Pittsburgh reliever Rod Scurry wtth two out In the eighth Inning, scoring two runs and gtving the Giants a 3-1 victory over the Pirates. Morgan said when the count reached 3-2, "I kind of looked around the park and saw Kent Tekulve (In the Pittsburgh buJJpen) waving his cap, letting the Pirates know he was ready. So I knew lf I got on base they'd bring him In to pitch to Jack Clark." Clark had struck out three times already In the game and had only three hits In his previous 29 at-bats. Pittsburgh took a 1.0 lead In the first on Tony Pena's RBI single, and San Francisco tied It up 1-lln the fifth on a run-scoring ground ball by Dave Bergman. Gary Lavelle replaced San Francisco starter Rich Gale In the eighth and earned the vtctory. Cards 6, Padres 3 Ttto Landrum and Lonnie Smlth drove In two runs apiece, and St. Louis scored four runs In the third Inning to beat the Padres. Ozzle Smlth drove In the first third-Inning run. Lonnie Smlth had an RBI on a bases-loaded walk off Chrts Welsh, and Landrum banged a two-run single. ATLANTA (AP) -LarryNetson and Keith Fergus each fired 6under-par 66s to share the early lead In the suspended first round of · the $300,000 Georgia -Pacific Atlanta Golf Classic Thursday. Play was lntem~pted twice by electrical storms during the afternoon before the round was discontinued wtth 54 players still on the course. 'l1le non-finishers, Including defending champion Tom Watson, were scheduled to resume action at 7:30 a.m., EDT, Friday, wtth the second round to follow on schedule 30 minutes later. Cl•nl across-thP-bnant personal tax:: ··ut on July I. Thi s, Weidenbawn dauns, " will p rovidt: a shut in the (Trill to the American economy." Tht: consumer? Long memories will reca ll the argument thl:lt it was an overemphasis on conswnption and loo little understanding of the need to expand production that got the t•ctmorny into its current rness. They will recall the theory of reindustrializing America, of funneling funds and energy into making the enginl' of production more efficient and productive, and that tax benefits should be ~iven toward that goal. They will recall also that 1t became part of the president's program, and they might therefore become a bit confu.sed that it is the consumer again who is being relied on to bring the country out of recession. fdllurcs. If we have to use our ICBM mJSSiles, half of them would fall mto the st•a." " Don't try to plant disinfonnalion on me," I warned him. " We are aware your ::;ubmarine cruise missiles are targeted on every city in the U .S." " And what about your B~2 bombers with hydrogen smart bombs that can wipe out all of Russia'" "We haven't tested out in years. For all we know none of them will even ex plode." " Our Bac~fire bombers are a joke," said Frederenko. "We only built them lo use as a chip in the SALT II talks." "We're not too thrilled with our nuclear aircraft carriers. Rickover sayss in case of war they won't las1 more than six days." "You must not tell anyone," FrederenkoS>Iid in a low voice. "But the cameras on our spy satellites take everything out of focu.s." "Since you have told me that, I wi ll te ll you somethmg. Our AWACs break down after only 25 hours of flying time ." "We can't eve n fight a war in Afghanistan." " We couldn't t•ven rescue 50 hostages from Iran ." " We're not even :;ure the Warsaw Pact countries will be on our side." "NATO is a pap<r army,'' I told him. "In a conventional war, you eould capture all of Western Europe in 10 days:" Frederenko said, " You are just saying that to trick us. We know how many tactical nuclear weapons you have planted all over West Germany. You could wipe u.s out in no time.' ' "I've seen studies of our war games, my friend. Wo•'ve lost to lhe Soviets every time." "I spit on your war games. We have to keep millions of troops on the Chinese border. We're spread so thin Dave LaPoint worked seven Innings In his first start of the season, scattering eight hits, striking out five and walklng just one. Bruce Sutter pitched the final two Innings. AI Wiggins and Terry Kennedy homered for San Diego. Cubs 8, Dodgers 3 Ferguson Jenkins limited Los Angeles to stx hits and moved wlthln one of his 3,1XXlth career strikeout. The Cubs pounded Fernando Valenzuela for stx runs In the first two Innings, Including Leon Durham's two-run double and a P'!lr of RBI singles by Keith Moreland. Jenkins came Into the contest needing nine strikeouts to joln a group of stx other pitchers who have tanned 3,000 batters. The 38year-old right-hander struck out Steve Sax for the last out of the game, leaving him just short, and settled Instead for his first complete game of the season and hts first vtc!Dry In more than a month. Meanwhlle, Cal Rlpken Jr. had been In a honible slump untli last week, but Uke any good Baltimore Oriole he took his frustrations out on the Minnesota Twins. The 21-year.old rookie third baseman had a single and a double, driving In three runs, as the Orioles whipped the Twins 6.Q Thursday night on a five-hitter by Scott McGregor. Rlpken has gone 15-for-37 whlle hitting safely In nlne of his last 10 games, a .4ffi streak that raised his Game rescheduled 'lblll'!lday's Class A district championship ba8ebaD game between Southem and South Webster was postponed unUJ Saturday because ol Thursday's Inclement weather. 1be game Is slated for 2 p.m. at Zane Trace High School located on SR lil9, ooriheast ol Chllllcothe. Watson had only one hole to play and stood at 4-under when he left the course. "It's hard to keep your rhythm and timing when you play this close," Watson said. "It's hard tD keep your concentra tlon on delays like this. " Among the better scores tor those still on the course were 5-under-par totals tor Scott Hoch through 14 holes and 5-under for Joe Inman through 15. Fergus and Nelson, the 1981 PGA champion, held a one-shot lead over Howard Twitty and Great Britain's Peter Oosterhuls. ftX IT. average from .165 to .243. His three RB!s helped Baltimore defeat Minnesota for the 14th time ln the last 15 meetings and the Orioles are 18-3 against the Twins since 191ll. A homer by Ken Singleton, Rlpken's RBI double and a sacrifice fly produced three runs In the second Inning off Pete Redfern. An RBI double by Joe Nolan and a twOrun single by Rlpken made It 6.Q In the fourth and McGregor rolled to his seventh stralght vtctory over the Twins. Tigers 11, A's 3 Designated hitter Mike Jvle drove In four runs wlth a pair of homers and Larry Herndon had three singles and two triples as Detroit won Its etghth consecutive game behind Mllt Wilcox's sevenhit pitching. The Tigers also won eight In a row from Aprtl 17-24. Ivle's home runs came o!f Tom Underwood and Bob Owchlnko. Red Sox 11, Mariners 2 J 1m Rlce drove In five runs wlth a homer and double, Rlch Gedman belled a three-run shot and Carl Yastrzemskl hit his 432nd career homer to back John Tudor's ninehit pitching. The Red Sox launched their 14-hlt assault against rookie Mike Moore, who gave up three home runs In the first four Innings. Brewers 4, Angels I Don Money's two-run double and Moose Hass' six-hi! pitching helped Mllwaukee win for only thEWhird time In the )ast 10 games. Money lined a shot down the left field line In the first Inning to score Paul Molltor, who had singled, and Cecll Cooper, who doubled . Ben Ogllvte's bloop double scored Money. It was Ogllvte's first RBI since May 9. Blue Jays 2, Indians 0 Jim Clancy stopped Cleveland on eight hits whlle Ernie Whitt and Damaso Garcia delivered run-scoring singles In the seventh Inning. AI Woods singled to start the Toronto seventh against Lary Sorensen '· CINCINNATI (AP) -The Cln- the year's over, we'll hit an amount . clnnatl Reds, a team that has been per game comparable to the known for Its home run power In the number we hit last year," he said. The Reds have had trouble this last decade, Is last In the major . leagues wtth 15 home runs this season hitting wtth men on base. Ten of the Reds' home runs have year. "There's noway that we can hide come wlth the bases empty. The the facts," said Reds President team has left more than seven men Dick Wagner. "We haven't hit on base a game. "It's still pretty early to get off · them so far." New York Mets slugger Dave· the track and make wild stateKJngman had more home runs ments," Wagner said. "We've been than the Reds last week, but since very erratic and some of our lndlthen, Cincinnati players have hit vlduals have been very erratic. We six home runs and Wagner said haven't played poorly, but erratically. Part of It may be attrlbutable they will hit plenty more. "We'll hit our home runs. When to having a lot of new guys In the ' SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS .. EducatiOn is l'Orning to the D<ivt• Diles-Appalarhian Golf Tournamenl. Dr. Cha rles Ping, president of Ohio Unt ve rsity, has joined the fteld for the Jun e 9-10 event. It'll bt· ~i s first ilppt'(lr<:trll'l' in tht: tour· nament. Also t•n ten•d in tJw cell•bnt y field " Davt• Dt•Bol. Na twnal Hockt·y Leagm• pt•rfonnt: r with fht· Hi:lrtford Wh<:Jit·rs. OCJn Dl'\'lnl'. ttw fnmH"r Notn· Oamt• and Gret!n Bay coach. 1s returmn g onn· i:I ~Ciin. Dt•\'irw, who n·t·ently bL'<'i:IITlt' executin· Llirt't'lur uf thl' Sun Dt:vils Found<itiun Ill TL'IIlPL', Anz ., ttnd 1s maki nL! ct spt•cial tnp bLll'k fur annlhl' r a;}pt'<irCinCt' Ci t tlw ltlt'Cil t'\Till. Ht•'s bl't'll a popular fa \' ont 1• St'V t'r<:l l tmll'S 111 thl' past. • , Team M1ddlepor1 Cub s New Haven Dodqer s New Ha ven Yankees P omeroy Pt77rt Shac k Mason Ptrai('S Pomeroy Pow el l ' s Rutland Harrtsonvdl c Mason Cub s Middleport Mustr1nqs Pomeroy Suqar Run As ,rland Salem Cen ter Game re sult s : Syracuse 24 Salem Ccnler 6 I 0 I I I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 r, 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 0 I I Middl eport Cubs 16 Harn so n villt • 6 PtHa Shack 6 Sugar Run 5 RIGGS USED CARS 9.0 DAILY 9 I THURSDAY & SATURDAY CHESTER. OHIO 1971 FORD MINI-HOME.. ...........................s3495 6 c~ .. fully equipped. Ready to go campin~ 1976 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ...................... -~1895 350, Auto., PB, PS, Air. 1978 AMC GREMLIN ...................... :......... 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SIJndard, FROM Stock# 448 Fully Equipped, PB, PS, Needs some repair. • ' ' OFFER GOOO THROUGH JUNE 6. 1982 19n CHM MALIBU CLASSIC .................... s1795 • Setds - Bird Seeds- Oyster Shells and Grit- Fertilizers - Lime - Ce·r ment and Mortar - Stock Salt - Water So(tener - Remedies - Salt Liners - Vaccine- Roq_ftng - P~tnt5 - Red Brand Fencing - Baler and Binder Twine- Sprays- Gates- Hay- Straw 13" 14" & 15" '81 HOLD OVER SALE Auto, PB, PS. MILLtNG DIVlltON Lea gue. is t'lliiHn g brll'k d,L!dlll C1 S wl'ii.Aiso maktn g anotht'r tnr to lht• D1h's t'\'t•n l 1s two-tune Ht·lsrnan Trophy wmnt"r·AoThtl' Gnffm of the Cinnnnati Bengals. and two Mtallll t•f Oh1n I'Oaches, D<:~rn•ll Hedrw nf tlw baskl'lbctll kam <illLI Tum Rcl'tl uf the footbC~ll Rt:dskins. arl' makirw " repeat tnp to tlw t'lasstt ·. Tht·y'll bl' jomed b! Ohw Ulli \'L'I'!·a ly athlt'lll' 1hrcclur llanlld Mt'ElhCinL" y, football t·uclt'h Bn;m Burkt· Cllld bC:t sketbalt t'OCH'h Danny Nt'l'. Alstl 111 IS Sonny f{andlt • of M ~1rs lwll' s Thuntlt'nn g 1-h-rd. n\('k Wl'lJt'r <tlsti annoUilt'l'tl that ht 1 s returnin g, as Wt •ll. TilL' bowling hall of fanwr was ht•n • tlllt 'L' bt •fon• and sa1tl ht· wa11lt'd anotlwr taslt' nf that SuulhtTil Ohln-Wt ·st V1 rl! Hll <i hnsp Tta llly . 308 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Oh . orEN : Mon. thru Fri . 8 to 9 saturday 9 to 5 1976 PLYMOUTH ..................................... s1495 I RETREADS PHONE: 992-flfl14 Auto., PS, 4 OR. @nauon @mpany ,~l·tting tn tht• bag. was out nn a throw from Piratt· I' at· du·r Tony Pt·na. Giants wun, :l-1. ~ AP Last·rphutn) . "YourDealerontheRiver" 1976 FORD............................................ S1695 .. .~ Celebrity list gets more faces Auto., Air, PB. PS, Good condition. -fOIIIIIIALDMOWt • OLDS-CAD.-CHEVY, Inc. "When you're five games below .500, you can't be particularly complimentary about your run-Scoring ablllty," he said. 4 sp. i ........ QUICK PICKOFF- Giants' outfil'ider Chili Davis is picked off first bas<' by Pittsbur~h Pirates' Jason Thompson 1201 in first innin~ Thursday. Davis. la!t• Peter Jacobson and Hubert Green each fired 68s and six other morning finishers came In at 69. They were Wayne Levi, Calvin Peete, DeWitt Weaver, Pat McGowan, Barry Harwell and Doug Black. "TI!at's probably the most fun I've had this year," said Nelson, who moved Into a new home adjacent to the 18th fairway of the 7,000yard, par-72 Atlanta Country Club course three weeks ago. "I walked to work today," he added. "It was much quicker than driving it." 2 dr., ... • 1976 FORD TORINO STATION WAGON .............s1395 • \ I who Wl'llt 1111 {t l lllClllY yt•ars of sl<il'· dum in lhl' NCJlwnal Fuulbrtll lineup. We have to get to .500and go tram there. We've got to get a streak going. . s Syracuse now wt: can't eVen defend Moscow.·· "And what about our window of vulnerability in the U.S.' Unless we close it, you could blackmail us into a politieal defeat in any part of the world." " Reagan made up the window of vulnerability to sc.:are Con~rcss into giving him the biggest defense budget in history." "Frederenko, you must take my · word for t!. Wea re no longt>r a · superpower. Here is a copy of the : Joint Chiefs 'of Staff testimony to the · Senate Armed Forces Commit!t•t·. I( : proves You an· superior to us in : ever~ military area." · "And here etrc lht! microfilmed · minutes of the last Politburo : meeting. Thl' Minister of Defense : says we arl'· outgunned and out: missiled on land and sea and in the : air.·• We exchanged St'cret papers of the : various failures of our defense ' systems and said goodbye. .: •::.. '•f . 't'l ~ .... ,. .,.. Wnnl has bt:t'll l'l'l'l' i\'t'd t!M t Hun McDolt- , a lldliw of Me1 gs County Wagner says home runs will come r------...., DOONESBURv :: I TH/NJ< f1'5 IIK:WIBFIL. I 1'/NA/.J..Y FEEL Pb1lll' ... '"'f....... "' Nelson, Fergus have early leads in Atlanta Golf Classic Poor mouthingi.,L____d_e_f_e_n_s_e____A_r---;-tB_uc_hwa_ld Fredcrenko, my KGB conta ct, and I dine about once a month and exchun ge informCJtion on each other's country's defense . " Haig to ld me the Soviets ha ve missi le superiority to the United States," I said. " Is big liar,'' said Frcderenko angrily. "By claiming nuclear inferiority. American military is able tu spend billions dollars on new weaspons. The U.S.S.R. is not going to let you say you are inferior when whole world knows you more powerful than we are." '' You are a victim of your own propaganda, Frederenko," I told him. "The truth IS your misstles are much larger and have more throwweight. Ours are smaller and more vulnerable to a first-strike atack. Soviet know-how is forcing us into an anru; race we can't afford. Frederenko was getting red in the face . "You only know about our successes. You don't know about our The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Silences Giant boo-birds By AMociated Pres8 Joe Morgan and his San Francisco teammates have been hearIng a lot of boos lately at Candlestick Park. In their past eight games, tl>ey have scored just 11 earned runs, while losing five Urnes. "I don't worry about fan reaction or what's written In the newspapers," says Morgan, who has been slumping right along wlth the rest of the team. "I know what I can do. You just can't let things bother you when you're between the white Ga rn spo k e for millions of Americans who are getting as fed up as he is with the political fightin g and backstabbing in this election yea r. This Congress is now four months into its second session, and nothing constructive has been at:· complished. Members are so fearful uf Long's "dear old folks" that they will not face up to c ha nges that must be madt• in Social Security if the :-,ystcrn is to sur vive. Neither will this Congress face up t11 other entitlement programs that have ~rown completely out of hand - food stamps, educational grants, da~ry subsidies and the like . Hellbt·nl ont hl'ir own rt'-eledion, mernbt..·rs ha\'t:' thrown responsibility to the wtnds. The count ry cnes out for btpartisan states ma ns hip. and what tlo we get? Blather from Bob Byrd and carpl'ling from Ted Kennedy . Private sector central of growth NF:W YORK I AP I As the White House nt:ws the l'conurny , " the pn\'CJlc Sl'l'lor is thl' cen tra l e nJ-.! IIll' of t•eonorntt· growth and progress." That's the way it was deserib<'d a ft·w da ys ctgo by Murn1y Weidenbaum. chatrman of the pres ident's Co un('ll of Economic Advisers. The t'n gine, he suggested , is bemg stok ed a nd soon will roll down the !racks . .. rt is in the pri v~:~ tc sector that produds arc created. markeL' arc dt· veloped. factori es arc built , produdi\'e jobs are gt•neri:lll'd, and economic progress tru ly i:ldvanced," he reminded those who, Ill the midst of n•ce:-;sion, might have lu:;t sig ht of the Whill' House's goals. As he spukc, howe ve r, lhl' engine spulterered and coughed, the sounds of illness rather than health . It hlsst·d w1th cscap1ng pllWt•r rather Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Morgan's game winning hit. Friday, MGy 21, 1982 The Daily Sentinel l 'ullh'Lol\ Friday • May 21 , 1982 Pag-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Dark s pru ce metallic. 1.6 lit er e n gine. 4 sp0ed ovcrdr tv e tran smissio n , rear window wip e r / wasl1e r , deluxe sea t bells, white s id ewa ll ttre s, power s teering . tumper rub st rtp s, air co nditioner . 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YOUR COST Stock# 460 1981 FORD MUSTANG 3-DOOR SEDAN Re d, 6 cy linder engine, cloth seat trim , w hit e si d ewa ll tires. power steering and brakes , e lecln c r ear wtndow detester, air conditioner, AM/FM/Sterco radto , tnt eroo r accent group, dual remote mirrors, turbin e wheel covers, tinted glas. appearan·c e pro te c ti on group. special tu -tone paint . Retail Price .. _ ....... _ .. .......... $9,189.00 Discount ..... .... .. .... .... - . .. .... . 500.00 $8,689.00 REBATE ---·--·-··--- ......... . .... 300.00 YOUR COST $838900 PAl HILL FORD 461 S. THIRD ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH . PHONE 992:2196 ======- FORD �l'bge- 4 -The Daily Sentinel Friday, Moy Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohi.o Meigs groups hold meetings Syracuse PTO Sy rac use P .T.O. ml't recentl y a nd ftnctl ized plans f or r efreshm ents for F' 11•ld Da\. schedul ed for May 26. A letter of appreciation from Todd L1sle wa s read to the PTO. Pal P hil son n •po rted on mater ial s neetled for new curtatns for tlw J.!Y ill, ,.; tving an estima te on tht• cost of matPn a ls and labor. Ruth Stearns' lh1rd grad e da" wo n the roorn count. Speak er for t ht' ev enm g was Mrs. Ca rol l.<1yh of Carleton Srhuo l. TOPS Clar a P h t lltp~ was ho nored as tilL' lws l lusn ;nHI Slwrn Da rst Ci s run - nt·r-up ; 1\ till' n:ct.·nt TOPS 1456 IIH't'\ \ JH I.. Th• · ('lub had a nl'l loss uf 193 ., ]"•urHI." . I A' <tdt'J" Ma rl't<J Ellwtt ra s~ t·d PU t a rtt d t•s un sen·tn•s the Mt·t gs Coun ty Hea lth Oepartnwnt J1 rl)\"\l lt: ~ lnformatl un on jotmng TOPS ea n II<' .. btanwd bv ,·a ll1ng 742-22.13. Sa rile Trussell and Mary K. Hullt•r hostl't.l a rt 'LT nl rnet'ltn g of Past Councilors Club of Chester Council J2:1, Oaughters of Am en r a he ld at the hall. Ma tT ia Kelle r presided at t he meeting u s tn g the F'1 rst Psa lm. The Lord's Pra ye r and pledge to lhr• fl ag wt·re gtvc n m unison . Opal Hollon, pro tt.· m tn·asurer, ga Vl' a report. Members answered roll call by na mtn g thtn ~s t heir mot hers did that a n ·n·t dun e by most mot hers today. Gamt.•s werl' l'unduekd by Cha rlult t.• Gra nt ctnd M<.~ rga ret Tuttle . The duor p tT/.t ' was won by Pauli ne H ~t h·n our . Rt'f reshiJlents Wt' I"L' servt.·d bv lht.• hostesses. Wl' l"l' Orange Fire Department L.A. Plans were made tor a Fathers Day Dinner to be held June 19 at the fire department when the ladles aux!llary of Orange F ire Department met May 10. The event will begin at 4: :ll p.m. at the department In Tuppers Plains and the dinner will be $3.75 per person. The menu wUI consist of baked steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, homemade noodles, cole slaw, rolls, coffee or tea and pie. A report of the bake sale was given by President Vera Weber who said $86.re was obtained. Lots Deem read the secretary's report and the treasurer's report was given by Elizabeth Lyons. H omebuilders Councilors Club o o {ers att endin l! contest; Trlc!a Michael, coasting and balancing; Trlcla Michael, slow race, and also the overall prize. Th el ma Wt11te. l.< tUnt M cH' Ntce . Erma Cleland. Mary Showa lter . Jean F'red e r~ ck , Ada Nt•ulzling, Letha Wuud , l nzy Newt•IJ, Ethel Orr , G" ldie Freder ick, Matth ew Morris and Hil da Hunt were guests. W inding Trail Garden Club Officers were elected at the recent meeting of Winding Trail Ga rden Club at the Martha Struble residence. Elected were Jackie Brlckles. president ; Ruth Moore, fi rst vtce president; WUma Terrell, second vice presdent; Addalau Lewis, secreta ry , and Allee Thompson, treasurer. Plans were made to clean and plant seeds at Meigs County Infir mary . Thompson rai sed the plants to be used, Including Marigolds, Zinnias, Celasla and Bac helor Buttons. The group will tour Glass House In Stewart on June 15 wi th a dinner In Parkersburg . Thompson reported on the regional meeting held recently In Marlet!LI . She Is regional sales table chairperson. A purple and white Irts taken to the meeting by Peggy Crane was awarded a blue ribbon . A string of pearl seeds was given to each member by Mrs. Struble. A "thank you" note was read from Meigs Choir . Discussion Included an annual class weiner roast fo r members and their fam ilies to be held June 15 when members of Homebuilders Club met May 18. The roast will !Like place at the roadside park on State Route 33. Hosts tor the meeting were Mr. and Mrs . Bud Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Tuttle. It was noted that Mrs. Stella Grueser had passed away and members sent a card to Mr. and Mrs. William Grueser. Joe Bishop Is In Pleasant Valley Hospital, It was reported . Bud Wilson had devotions and a reading. President Kathryn Evans conducted the business meeting. Five members of the ways and means committee were sworn In at the May 17 meeting of Joppa United Methodist Women at the church. The group voted to pay for Mother' s Day Flowers, gas and oil for summer lawn mowing and electric bllls of the church. A letter was read acknowledging receipt of blankets the group donated recently. It was decided that all summer meeting wtll be held at 8 p.m . at the church. Madeline Buchanan gave a reading for the meeting's program . Sixty-six sick calls were reported and members sent several "get well" cards to hospital patients and shut-Ins. Afternoon Circle Tilt' 90th b1rthday anni versary of Mrs. M .C. Wilson wa s obsern·d at Thu rsday's meetin g of the Aftern oon Circle of Hea th United Methudi"t Church. Members presented her with a cake insc ri bed " 90" which was served with punch. There was a birthday tribute by Mrs. Clara Criswell to Mrs. Wilson who presented hl' r with " gift from the class . A piano prelude by Mrs. M" ry Hinehart opened the meeting. Mrs. Phil sun n •vicwed a t' ha pter in the stud ~· book. Refreshments were served by Ka thryn Swa nson and Nan Middleport Lit Club Members of Salisbury Brownie Troop 1220 recently saw Mr. Cartoon at Meigs High School and vtsited Pomeroy Flre Department and the city's pollee station . For Mother's Day, they potted flowers and made chore coupon booklets. Members gave a surprise party for leaders Janet Simpson and Jennifer Warth In recognition The Middleport Literary Club mel f•>r 1ts final meeti ng of till' d ub yea r Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ben Phi lson. president. Mrs. Richard Owen, program chairman, introduced Mrs. Ph 1lson who revie wed the book, .. The Screwtape Letters·· by C. S. Lewis. She noted that over a half million copies were sold from the f1rsl l 'SPS 1 ~960t i\ Ui\ i., tt•n ul Multinu ·d iu. lm . edition 111 1943. The book is t·ons tdt> rl'd a re li ~io u s wn t 111 g w1lh th e scr ewtape representm g llw dev il li ving in hell , who wri tl's to his nephew, " Wormwood" whu is trying to kee p a youn g llll-111 from becoming a Chnsl ictn . For roll c<J ll llll'lllbcrs suggested types of books tht•y would like to hcctr or l"l'\"lt'W. Mt•mbc rs named dates tn do their reviews. The hos tess s er ved coffee. ca nd y, r rackcrs a nd nuts. I 'uhllshn l t'l o·t ~ ;1fkt nno•n \ 1o•n d ,ll !In • 'ilL It F r ul.n . \ II c .. ur ! Sir o·o•l. lt.1 lit<" I ll u" V a\\,., l'ubhStunl' (".. ,tl p.u•.' · Mu li• H •• ·t lt o~ . l1w . l'o11 m·r"' 0 111 " 4:i71l!l. 9!12·2 1:11i St·l"tttu l ' \ a ~~ II' •s l <t iC • · .p<1 1d al I '• otr wr• 'I. ( Il lto• M, •tt dJt·•- T\h· A ~"" t.th•d Prt·ss. lt~lit lid [lo~ r \\ [ ' n ·~~ A!>~"' litl to>tl .t lld I lit · AttH' I Wil ll N o · w~ pi t[ lt·r P u\JlJ~Ih·r~ tb." ~ · tH i t••tl. ~,t \ ,,,,,, ,[ ll o·pt •·~· ·ttl ;t! 1\'I'. Bra 11 ha 111 N o • ~< >;pitJ II't !-l, t l • ·~ 7:1:1 T\t~td Alt'nlw. No·1-1 Ath ,•rl t.-.t JlL' v.. r k, t" · · ~< Ynr k 10017 I'OSTM ASH:U So·ml ,,dd , .,., 1,. Tho· !J;,tl\ So·nltrtd . II\ ( ",.Ut 1 S\ . ['.,ttn·t "' l Jl n,. 4 ~/ li!l M••nlh Oth· Vo ·.11 O th $-~21«1 I'H H ' E ~ S u ll~ tT II>I. 'I' llPi t k ~t fllil lo p,tl lito· t ',l tr u ·t ttl it l t o'tl ll l til , u l\;!lll • dtto ·o I '" Tl .o· ll.ttll S•·tilm..t "ll '' .1. tl ••t 1:! ttrllt tllt liil't~ l'r,·d tl II t\JJ~t • I' ll o' ll o·, u !" II'! o'i ll II II H•itlli N" ~ lllJ ~tT tp l t"n .-.1 11 11 1,oil po ' lll i ilkd It' l<•lltt., 11 \ll" t l ' it Httll 'l olt I ll t 'l ' n tl l' l.. .t "., t ll, ti Ji l 1\UII. S\ 'USt" III PT IO!\IS ll huo anti \1, ,. ~ I \ trj! Ult:l .! .\ 1.. ntll St\ '''"nth 1 y,.,tt FESTIVITIES- Pomeroy Health Care Center wrapped up National Nursing Home W~ek with a picnic for residents. The center thanks those invol ved with the week's events . R!l a tttl\loo ·!»l \t rl! u tm $[] IIH $!:1 -10 .\/1.1Hit\li fi .\ 1.. nl h I y,.,ll ) H 2fl Deluxe Scientific LCD Calculator Deluxe LCD Chrono Alarm Wristwatch EC -498 by Radio Shack By Mlcronta® Cut 27o/o #63-5006 Correction Hudll'son bi rth Mr . and Mrs. David Huddleston, Raeine, announce the birth of a son, Jesse Dav1d on May 13 at Holzer Medical Center. It was reported ea rli er that the infant · had been na med J esse Dav is. RUTLAND - Teen Dance Frid"y 8 to II :30 p.m. at Rutland Civic Center. Admission $.1 for couples and $2 for singles. SAllJRDAY RUTLAND - Skating Sa turday from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at the Rutland Civic Center. Children $1 and adults $2. Persons tu bring own skates. NE ASE SETTLEMENT Hymn sing at Nease Settlement Church Sa turday at 7:30 p.m. Sunrise singers to be fea tured. public invited. RACI NE - St. Jude's Bike-aThun, " Wheels for Life " S"turday all p.m . Meet at Racme Fire Station. Pe rsGns must have at least one sponsor to be eligibit' fo r pri zes. For add ition al l nfonnali on call 949-2093. POMEROY - Hymn smg at Freedom Gospel Mission, county road 31, at 7:30p.m. The Roa d Masters from Colwnbus will be featured. Public invited. NEW HAVEN - There will be a chrcken barbecue at the New Haven F'ire Stati on S"lurday, May 22: with serving to beg in al 11 a.m. The menu includes chicken, hot dugs, baked bea ns, cole slaw, rolls, pies and cakes. Sponsored by the auxiliary of the fire depart ment. Rdreshnw nts were served by the Sm1ths to thost' named and Cha rl es Kllll', Mr. and Mrs. Clmrlt•s Eskew, Tr udy Andrews, El1zabel h Duffy, l .ai)unna Cla rk, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Bowt•rs. Mt•igs High Schoc.l unintentionall y omitted the name of R1chard Demoss fro m an wng the g r<:~dua tin g Sl'nio rs. :!J ~20 ll:!IJ 00 I" lass. Correaions ~IL Hil l ' '' II UI!» itkllh too Adult Class Tht.> senda ry's repo rt was given b~· L;,1Donna Clark , with Mrs. Smith g J\' tll i-2. tlw treasurer's re port. Plans \\'l' l" t ' ma dl' tu spend a n eve ning rl'pa 1nng llw hymnals. Jul y 31 was sd fur <:1 picnil' at Bur r Oak. The Adult Class will host the Tn ple Class rn t•t.•t Jn g un J une 3. A patnl fund for thl' church wa s slarted w1Lh a donatton from till' POME ROY Moth e, Daughter banquet at Bradbury Church of Christ F'riday at 6:30 p.m. 1100 $.. ·HI Urt o' \.l t "l"k Sl!\lr. I.FI "Cli'Y The Adult Class of lht• Pomeroy Church of Christ met recentl y at the home of Oli vt• and Melvin Smith . Bl'l ty Spencer presided at the rnt·elmg wtth RuS<J. lic Kin g gi ving d••n>l luns !rum Ma rk 12 " nd a n ·ad1n g , ·· Prcl'toU!'i Questi ons Umm· swt•rt.>d " wtt h Bett y Spencer giving FRIDAY s1 ll.."it H I I''IW '\ H,r n :s C trrwr .. r 1\l ulur ll ntn •· Friendly Circle A progra m on " Time, " based on F. n· les iasle!'i '' For Everyth ing There ts a Season," Wi:I S presented by Mayt• Mur" when Fri endly Circle mel Ht the Tnnity Church. The qu" lity of tun e and doing things in season we re em phas ized in verse, puem " nd prayer. Peggy Harns ret·t.•J vctl the offen ng. Group s tn ).! tll J! of " Take Time To Be Holy' ' wa s accompa ni ed by Mary V. Ste wart. Marie Hauck had cha rge of thl' hus uw~s rnel'ling. A get-well l'ard was SJ).! ned fn r Rose Ginther , H <:tr \"l•ys bur ~. Cards wt.•re also prepa red for Stel la Klues, Bertha Re~bel , " nd Lydi" Davis. A dt•sse rt course wa s served by F:lizab<·lh Fick to the 12members attendin g. T he annual pic nic was announn•d fur Jun<' 15 at the home of Dorothy Woodard, Langsvil le . 23 21 88 Reg. 39.95 Ba11 er 1es 95 Reg . 29.95 e~ lr a • Ideal lor College Students • Stopwatch With Lap Time • 24-Hour Alarm-Set • PM Indicator Save $16 07 - g reat gift idea for grads' Displ ays ho ur/ minute/ seconds. month/ day/ date . o r lap time in minutes/ sec onds/ tenth o f seconds. Pleasant " bee p" alarm helps you keep appo intme nts With battery. • Computes All Trig and log Functions Plus Their Inverses Makes c omplex math a " breeze " ' Memo ry, Auto- Constant . auto-shutoff to save batteri es. Six levels of pa re nth ~s i s and standard deviations. With case #65-654 3188 TUPPERS PLAINS - A hymn sing will bt• held Saturd ay mghl at Joppa Umled MethodiSt Church off Stale Route 681 . SUNDAY Inspet·li on pracl icl' for Mary Shrine 37 , Ord er of the Wh il e Shrine of J erusalem wi ll be held at 2 p. m. Sunday w1lh the Ga llipol iS Shrine at the Pomeroy Masunir Temple. All membt•rs a re ur ged to a ttend. MIDDLEPORT - Slides of lht· Hol y Land will be shown by Ollie McKinn ey Sunday at 7:30p.m. at · the Ash St. Free will Bapllsl Church, Middleporl. Public invited. TUPPERS PLAINS - Joppa United Methodi st church will host a rev ival with Rev . Thoma Sunday through Saturday . Rev . Robert Sanders w111 preach Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev . Carl Hicks will preach Thursday and Friday with a Saturday concert by The Thomas Fami ly . The public is invited. Jeff Carson 's name was mmtted from the list of juniors receiving repli ca s of the inslrwnenl they played all"sl week's band awards. 10 ----....-!'1 49 ~~- SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, Oh . Phon e. 9n-2_975 New Spring & Summ er Hours Mon.- Fri. 9:00 to 5: 00 ·OO ~GRAVELY ..-~-----------~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Save 36° s1o Off 59.95 Tap button on top - speech -synthesis circ uit c onverts time to talk' Set it to too. #63·902 4~~~5 Auto-level • Auto-Stop Tape lectures. meeting s or personal memos' Co unter helps locate tape section s quickly. Built- in mike , tone control. 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CARRY ******************************************** 7#NITH LARGE SCREEN ~ J'NITN CONTEMPORARY • • • COLOR PORTABLE ~~ COLOR CONSOLE POMEROY - " Let Geor,e Do it, " a musical, will be presented Mnndav at Southern High School al7 :31l -p.m . under the direction of Mrs. Lee Lee. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. Presented by students of Racine Elemen!Liry . ' Singl e knob elec tr onic • • • Delu xe ca bin etry Autom ati c fin e tuntng C hro m aco lo r Pt c lur e Tube S2~§·6 ~~NV~YN~~~~t Whirlpool GETOUTOFTHEKITCHEN FASTER, SAVE WATER & ELECTRICITY MICROWAVE QUALI TY ROOM AIR CONDITION ER FROM WHI TE WESTINGHO USE Gibson 5 ,000 to 18,000 BTUs WI TH A PORTABLE or UN DERCOU NTER ALL AT PR ES EASON DISHWASHER SALE PRICES! C3-- <i> FROM EASTERN Band Boosters Tuesday at 7: 30 p.m. Final meeting of the year. Will disc uss next year' s activities. GET PREPARED FOR THOSE HOT DAY S AHEAD WI T H A S up e r Vtd eo Ran ge Tun e rs Aut o m at iC Fr equen c y Co ntr o l tuning TUESDAY reported. At 7: 29 a.m. Rutland was called to MJne No. 1 for Glen Clark who was treated at the scene; at U: 52 a.m. Pomeroy was called to the tonner Junior high building !or De1118e nUJs who was taken to VeteMemorial ' Hospital; at 6: 25 C~SH $239 sa . YD . MONDAY Four nms were made by local emergency units WednesdaY the Meigs County Emergency Service sa . YD . 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' ' • N o rn 1 , 1 1 ,, nrt C ~> n l i t· • ( ye lP " ? w, 1 .., t1 rP H1 $p en S PI'f' Ch • Sup('r Su!gol<i1 0 ' Agd.-11 0 1 • Coun ter B<tlttn l e {l Soi1 P ~:1 Whirlpool rans Save our RC, RC-100, Nehi, Upper 10, Diet Rite and Dad's Root Beer bottle caps for charity. 9 70 A beautifully made easy tO liVe With Style that reSiStS SOl ling, protectS Emergency runs Save $ An elegant plush with extra lin construction lor a silken touch and solid performance . The lustrous yarn s are made of Monsanto s exclusive Wear Dated" Ultron nylon that c arries a 5 year warranty and comes in a tremendous group of contemporary colors. WE GUARAN TEE THE IN STALLATION ~ FOR THE LIF E OF THE CARPET W h e n o u r sc hedu lm g d e p a rl me n t ~Ct!> an •nslalla iiOO date we II kee p ,, YOU oo N·T PAY FO R THE IN STALLAT ION POMEROY - Joint meeting junior and senior American Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster. Unit 39, Tuesday at 7:30p.m. at post home. Weatheradlo® combination of strength and beauty in a stylish :JroUp af sollct colors. Perfect for active households because It's made from Anso IV nylon that actually repels soiling and staining and will look great for years! Completely Scotchguarded• for extraordinary easy care. ALL- S C RAP S • e By Realistic A marvelous ~ m u c h . n o t t oo lt ll\ e * MEIGS COUNTY Republican Women will hold meet the candidates night Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Meigs Inn. Bring covered dish. Meal, beverage and tabl e service will be provided. Public invited. Why drive "alone"? Priority switch f6r instant access to help on Emergency Ch . 9 and directions on Highway Information Ch . 19 lighted S/ RF meter . LED channel readout. #21-1503 Four troops took part In the May 15 bike ride held for Junior Girl Sco ut s. P a rti cipating w er e members of Troop 1276, 1039, 1100 and 1204. The ride !)egan at the old Bedford School and ended at the fairgrounds. Before the ride, Robert Beegle gave a talk to entrants about saftey . Senior Gtrl Scouts and Cadettes set up a rodeo, during which Lisa Patterson was the slalom; Mindy Spencer the stralght-Une riding ****************************************************** Here are just a f£!W of* Extra Value High Styled Excitement MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Commerce Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the La Sa lle Hotel. All interested persons welcome. Reg. 119.95 At Ha tfi eld ll M c C oy we d on ·t k1d a round wh e n i t co m es to sa ving YOU m o n ey o n ca rp e tin g. co lo r TVs. a n d m aJOr applia n ces! Wa nt proof' C o m e to any o f o ur 9 loca ti o n s dunn g o ur sto rewid e 22 HOUR PRICE B LI TZ a nd see fo r yo ur self. Yo u ' ll find th e b es t n a m es in th e indu stry a t gu a ran teed lo.,es t prices ' But h urr y- so m e qu a ntities a re limit ed ' FRI. & SAT. 10am to 9pm lh e o•ope• am oun t ol c a~p e l - n o l loo "'- CTR -37 by Realistic ® r- - -- -- - - - - - - - 1 The Daily Sentinel- Page-S Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 1\ ~ Moorl'. T roop 1220 of Leader Appreciation Day. At a recent meeting, members chose an elderly fri end or relative to write to after seeing a !llm on elderly persons. The group also sa w a film about animals at the meeting. t Friday, May 21, 1982 Calendar T he Dail y Sen ti nel rr~lyt • r . Joppa UMW 21 , 1982 . · ORYER • '} Qry tny f••tlll) f' talu•t•<, E,t endcd t tmf' tl•y tn g cycle Full ~·JC •nle ••ll' to r IC"" Steeve tvP" !OP <t u t''>'> 1111 1 l tl l e r FO R THE PAIR ~~------------ WE NOW ACCEPT VISA® AND MASTE-RCARD® �Page- 6-The Daily Sentinel Friday, May 21 , 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio County announcements Eastern Star chapter observes 75 years Ar nuC:II s• r \ .IIH' tht.: ubof lilt 75th ann I\ t r scu ) of m spt•t twn ar.tl H(u rr sml\ ! lit Chapter 255 Ord er of lht Easlu n Sta r was held 1t u ntl v dllht MasoniC Ternpi L' Tht or rgrn a l ~.: mbl t.: ms wt.: rt: used c~ t lht stc~ r poml statwn s fur the lllt.:t tmg t ondu{ ted b) Pa u JilL Atk ms YIOJ lh y ma tr on ami Cht stu Klllg wo rth \ patr on Tht \\ orl h\ J,.:.ra nd rn c~ t ron Cmrtnt Wdhu11 v.(rs pr tst.:n lt d and rntrod utt d In t ondud r ess Golda Rt.:ed Sht wc1s I!. I\ t.: n a n huntH a ry mt lll be r sh rp r~ nd a baskd of fJ urt by ( . r dttt.: Wilson tltput y Gra nd m atr un Hu berta K Mtn d l lll ~ past g1antl rne~ tJ u n of Dtslnd 25 Y..ds prtsUl lu l <:~ nd staled rn tht Eas t Othu gran d offt tt.: I S pl tSlll ll' d 0dVH.:s l-: 1~md )..( Jdlld ordtr g r <.llltl \Hil Elu l d J uyu: ( riOT ra v<II t z tna tr ons of H l:l nl stln\t ll e Cha pter I m s f hmn pson J cmH L Dt Bord J o An nt Kd ldm Vrs rtrn ~ dt.:p ulrt s \Hie Plnllts Htlms Dtslll lll 5 Bet II I Ht llt nll"u" !ltslt lll 24 Donna Ntlson I ms Pa ule\ Stella Allk1ns Pa ulin< Atlk1ns Alltg l a Wil l MarJOI Ie H1 re Jo, J!l lll A• and! vJII < Hull\ D1ehl a nd Atlna Wtlcux a nd Rubella K Mmdhng, 50 yea1 membe1s Els1e Se hocman, trustee of lht• Eastern Stat home, Juamla Hunn stale pl estdent, Barbat a Lowe• y dtsllld president , Huby Va ughan 11ce prestdenl antl June Scott tl t.:as UI er Also p1 cSt•nte tl was Lo ts Paul ey ):! t and chaptu Lumm tltce heart fund dn tl Gc n<l a l Gra nd Cha pte r assrstant tu lh t: tr ght wot thv grand cu nduclll ss Gem galecn Hockenberry Est1 al 1ep1 esenlali\l Em m e~ Pol en n m t.:er rc pr cscntallve Re~ d a Sk1d11101t gr ~md p~1 gt to the Sll.' \\ ci ll B~ r rlltl' Hoffman Ct.: or gL Bdt) Brshop Gntlll: Wilson cHid Ruth E riL" !Ill' Pas t pc1t ro ns rntr 1Jtlu n d wet e dcpul) Chatles Me1ckle, gra nd "'tl' to the deputv Oth ~.: r tll s llt lg ut s ht.:d lll t: lllbt:rs \H r t dl J arnt s But ilanan Mtd d tHI De~n wer e Bt lpi e E1 a nge lin e Euphema Pomu U) Whtlehall Patlhine a HLIJeJ WilkeSI Jll e Hae~n e Alban y E utlu1a Ath e n s Va ll ey M(:l lHmu r ds Mm 111ng Star Webb Dnul.! Brshup Da ne~ Huffmi::ln tuu.lr ng dlt pnr t r t•p r ~~t: nl c d C ha ptl rs Ha1old H1t c Nutm<t n Wil l Cha1les K111 ~ Pa ul Pa ul ey Don Wi lson Mrs Wil son dtuh n w !J un u e~ ll t A1 nett DtVISJOn 27, and Ma ll"' " Bnlandet D1sli 1d 28 Gt d lld rt• pt csentatn cs mtr oduccd '' "" Bmba1a M<Ktbh<n, Alberta I, na Sm1lh AI ka nsas Wykle Whtlll t Y Nova St olJa Ju Anne M< Half< v Vumont Also mtrudueetl were 19 \ rst tm ~ wm th) ma trons 17 \ tsl tl ng wo rth y pct l1 ons and past I At nold Hilrt rsun MIDDLEPOHT - Ti ckets fur llw Ne\\ Ma1 shft cltl 1 hea, Lowell , South Pmnt Lawe nrc Vmlon Wheele1sbu1 g Fallnc rsvJllc, and Re mdersv Jlle Husali e K1n g 1\ uby Diehl, Be1111Ce Huffma n, and lil'len J ohnson were lht sunshtn < pages Culleclwns totaled $71 28 to go to the home ma mtt nolllt fund Chat k Ill Alk u e and Anna Shule1 sa ng a dud R1tuct llstu..: word we~s exempltftetl ftll l\\0 Landttlales Sha1on and Bill Slewa 1t Gills we1c presented by Cha rles Km g fo1 the <haplel lhe ~e \\ete rema rks by Mr ~ Mmdl rn g to rn p h mt~ nhn g Mrs W1lsun tlepuly dw mg the ycm Hefreshmenls of sandw ll hcs pun L h salads and coffee we 1e se 1vetllu lht 190 mcmbets dnd ~ u es ls attentl•ng A dtnncJ fm the G1and of fr n~ r s pr t:t:eded lilt m ~ din l-! It was pllpal ed by Mild Ied Jeffers J oanne Stt> wa rt r1 nd thl rr l onumttccs b1 Fu st Suulhtrll Baplts l lhun h of Mu gs Coun t\ on Hot k Sp1111gs Road bdY.t:tn S<.~llsb u l\ f lt:murtar) an d Mt 1gs Hrg h St h()(Jls llu !11 sl Ulll l 11 il l be 103 feel bj 32 v.Jtll lht :-i(tnnll un1t an cr udrturlll! !l tu bt 70 b\ 50 ft. tl In fu l Ill tht f0 1 Ullll \\Ill bt r~:opl t L JJ.! ht 1/lllld l 120 ar~ $2 cmd lOll ti 1butw ns liiiJ~~~!~~~~Dil dl ~ always acce pted !01 lh< alullllll fund 01 for the Susan(, Pd r k St: hnld l shrp Fund On al l local r csc r va trons liL kets may be p1eked up al lh< tlouJ but must be pa rd 111 ad\ ann A pr r nt t tor U1e ~out hc r n H r~ h SciJoul class of 1964 dn d lill ll fma11ies wil l b< held a l the Shil llll s Pa1k Hae m< 011 Mdl 30 Se1v1ng Will beg 111 dl I p 111 and those a tt ~: ndmg m t.: dsked to t a k ~ a m ~ at di sh a nd \ ~.:g l'la b lt or dt sst'! t th ~: Ir own bt \ t r c~gt d lld t~:~ bl l st 1 dn.ss r oums and a Lhmr (:I l td T<u gt I dalt f01 t ht tongrt:g(:l tr on to mm , tn to tht Ill\\ bulldlll l.! 1s ta lt.: J ul) lh t <UllJ.! IlJ.!cl lllmfor lht p c1 st st \ tl t!l ' ' ' " " hc~ s bHil llllt't tng a t 282 Mulbw1 AIt w1 lh that fauli l\ tu bt sold tlltlllb tr sh lp \.\Ill h d\t n.ss rslall t t fr 01 11 la r L;U Southt: I n l ht Ba pl ts l ChUt e h<S 111 Ala bHrna "h1d 1 \\Ill suppl \ \o lunttu tr<:nntcl ldbUill S Wh P g JVl it W ~t: k of thur ' .rt cllron Jur11l g tht sunmwr po yrn g lhtll ov.n ~.:x pe n scs Ill ord t: r t o pcu la rpct lt 111 lht: mr!ll str\ t o sm a lltr ftJJtms hlpS Jl1 lht IIII SS IOil ar~ <J S 11f Suulht 1 n Bi:l pl ls t work C<ll pt ntu for Chr tsl lht fn sl c roup of 35 to 40 mt: n "11! bt ctl \\ UI k on t ht t h u r th sr lt June ~ 11 undu lht tl11 u Ir on of Hog~ r Mt:Eiro\ Th1s group rs fr urn Go ldt n Sprmgs B <:~p­ ll sl Chu1 , h .,f Anmslon Ala They pla n to do lht o uts 1d ~ fra rntn g ~: l ee tr 1ral w o rk cJIHl par t1 ol rnofrn g A su nnd group of appruxnn o te l ~ 12 people will be on the s1le Jum 27 th1 ough Jul j 3 unde1 the dll e<lwn of Da' ttl Ask111s Fu sl Ba pltsl Church AIbell\ 1flt Ala They \\Ill do the tlr) Wa iJ !IlJ,! llt l•tls rtll tl lll iSU ]] (:l ll COUS buJidtn J2 Phone 446 4524 May 22, !982 Gre<J te r oppor tunrt1 cs as we ll d s Iell ge r r es pons ibliitJe~ c:11 e likely 111 ;our t h osen field of end ea vo1 th1 s r ornmg year Do yo ur b~:s t I Ius tould ~ c~ryc l e of r ct pld adva nrt.' mcnt GEMINI !May 21- lunt• 201 It s good to be asse JlJ ve today 1n m~.:a nrn g ful s1 tua t w n s \\h e1e you art: tr ; mg t o a d vanre JOUr self 1 nll r est.s but fo r e~o ustn g agg r t:ss ron Ill your soclctl mvoh em~ nts CANCER tJune 21-July 22 1 Yo ur cumpdss JOnale Jnsltn<ts will be easily a Jnuscd tuda) Those 11hn need yow help Will Je<eJve 1l UU fm tuna lely othe1s ma1 not trea t you as thoughtfull y LEO !July 23-Aug 22 1 A ssoe~a l< w1lh compa ni Ons lutlay who kn ow how to t: llJ OY t h ernsr h cs wrthout s~t: krn ~ outl a ndish adventur e; Erra t1 c pals LO Uid mvulve you m somelhmg 11sk) and fooltsh VIRGO 1 Aug 23-Sepl 22 1 You have the capac1ly fur substantia l achievements tutla) provided l uu dun l sw1lch obJ<d 11 es JUSt when your goa ls" ' e w1thm yo ur 1eac h Foll ow lh1 uugh LIBRA !Sept 23-0cl 231 You re likely to be a b1l mull da11ng antl bold tha n usua l toda y Th1s IS well and goUll 1f 1l IS channt' ietl constr uctr ve ly Be scnsrbl c a bout takm g t.: hances SCORPIO !Od U-Nm 2211n yu ut cummeJCJal dtHimgs toda y la ke pd llls t u dt l th1ngs m <J b u s111 ess !Ik t lll <:t lln l' l a nd all w 1ll to m e out as y ou hopt Depd rtur tsfrompropl' r pro(t'durt s v. on I do SAG IT! AHIUS 1 Nov 23 Dec 211 Eveotltuugh vu u ma1 have strung urges to do lhmgs your wa y luda) everylhmg wil l wm k out better 1! you subdue them a nd go along w1lh the maJOlilV CAPRICORN IDee 22- Jan 191 You II be 11101e p1 utlud 1vc loda) 1! vuu use methods that you know from expe11 cnll to work Sumelunes 1t pays toex penmenl , but not no" AQ UARIUS (Jan 211-Feb 191 Al soeta l galhenngs lUllay be ve ry cadul lhal you 1e not too allent1 ve to H new acquamta nce while 1gnonng an old pa l You m1ghtluse a buddy PISCES !Feb 211-March 201 You will ha ndle several dtf!Jcull SJluatJ ons w1lh' unSJ deJable sktllloda y hut you must be ca1 dullhat on ce they a r l' r eso h t: d y ou don t r eopt> n these 1 ssu~s ARI ES !March 21 Apnl19ilf vuu gel ca1el ess today there tsa chanct: \OU may Jt l!nqur sh sum ethtn g dlh<Jnta g~.:o u s dnd tUJn a wmmn g p r oposJt JOn mto a losing onL TAUIWS 1Apnl 211-May 201 Budge ting yulll resources 1s ve ry un porta nt todH) If \ uu f <:~rl t o put lumtctt!Ons on you r ex p c nd1tur e::; ) OU ma y J olt: out mort: than \OU should for non-essentials l!Htl lll d du~h tt r ld Mc1 \ 4 rn tht soual C. ht "It 1 Un 1lt d Mt thodr st lh t d1nnu ltlll d Jll lHi cd r tHJ!Il r~ t ( hur t h \\ ~ ht l ilt nullll l: Mnlht r p ! 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Chu rc h Sc hoo l 9 IS a m wo r sh1p se rv•ce 10 30 o m Chou rehearsa L Tu esday 7 30 p m under d1rec 1ton o f Alice N ea se POMEROY C HUR C H OF TH l: NAZARENE Corn er Umon ond Mu l b err y Rev V .rg11 Byrer pa stor G len McC lun g a ss ! pasto r Clyde Hender son pas tor e menlus Sunda y Schoo l 9 30 a m G len McClung sup! morntng worsh 1p 10 30 am eve nmg se rv1ce 7 00 m 1d w eek se rv1ce Wednesday 7 00 p m GRACE EPI SCOPAl CHUR CH 326 E M o m St Po meroy Sun da y ser v1ces Ho ly Co mmun1an on the f1r st Su nday o f eac h month ond comb1ned w 1th mor nmg p ray er on the th1rd Sunday Mo rnmg pray er and sermon on all o th er Sunday s o f the month Church Sc hool and nur se ry core prov1ded Caff ee hou1 1n th e Pot~ s h Hall 1mmed1ately foll ow 1ng the ser v 1ce POMEROY CHUR CH OF CHRI S! 2 12 W Mom St Ne d Proudf oot pa stor 81 b le sc hoo l 9 30 a m morn1 ng wors h1 p 10 30 am Youth meell ngs 6 30 p m even1ng wor sh1 p 7 30 Wedn esday n1ght p raye r mee lln g an d B1 bl e study 7 30 THE SALVATI O N A RMY li S Bull ern ut A ve Pomero y En voy and M rs Roy W mmg offic ers 1n cha rge Su nday ho ftn ess meetmg 10 a m Sunda y Sc hoo l I 0 30 a m Sunday schoollo o de r YPSM Elo•se Adams 7 30 p m sol vation mee ling . vor1 ous spe ake r s and mU SIC ~ peCI OJ S 1hursda y- I Q 0 m to 2 p m Lod1es Home l eagu e all wom en 1n v1ted 7 30 p m prayer m ee ll ng and B1bl e study Rev Noe l Hermo n teac h er BURliNGTON SOUTHERN BAPTI ST CHAPEL Rout e I Shade B1bl e sc hool 7 p m Thursday worsh1p ser v1ce 8 p m POMEROY WESTS IDE CHURCH OF CHR IST 200 W M01n Sr 992 5235 Vocal mu s1c Sunday w orsh1p 10 om B1bl e study II a m worsh1p 6 p m Wed nesdoy B1ble study 7 p m OlD DE XTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHUR CH Rev Ralph Sm1th pa stor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m Mr s Wo rl e y Franc1s supermtendent Pr eoch1ng se rv1ces f1r st and th~rd Sundays follo w1n g Sunda y Sc hool GRAHAM UNITED METHODI ST Pr e ochmg 9 30 a m f1r st and second Sundays of each month lh1rd and four1h Sunday s each month wor sh1p serv 1ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs ot 7 30 Prayer and B1ble Study SEVENTH DAY ADVENTI ST Mulberr y He1ghts Rood Pomeroy Pa stor Albert D11tes Sabbath School Supe rmtendent R1to Wh 1te Sabbath School Saturday of 1ernoon at 2 00 w 1th Wor sh1p Se rv•ce follow1ng at 3 15 RUTlAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sister Homett Worn er Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a rn morn1ng w or sl·11p 1045om POMEROY FIRST BAPTI ST Dov. d Mann m1mster Wdl1am Sn ouff er Sun day school supt Sunday school 9 30 o m mormng worsh1p 10 30 o m FIR ST SOUTHERN BAPTI ST 2B2 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Rev Wdhom R Newman rostor Hershel M cClur e Sunday schoo supermtendent Sunday school 9 30 o m morn1ng w orsh1p 10 30 e vemng worsh1p 7 30 p m M 1d week prayer serviCe 7 30 p m MIDWAY COMMUN ITY CHURCH De x ter Rd Rd langsville Rev A A Hughes Pastor Sunday Scho ol 10 o m Serv1ces on Tuesdoy Thursday and Sunday 7 30 p m FAITH TABERNAClE CHURCH Bo >l ey Run Rood Rev Emmett Rowson pastor Handley Dunn supt Sunday school 10 a m Sunday evemng serv1ce 7 30 Bible teochmg 7 30 p m Thurs day SYRACUSE MISSION Che"y Sl Syracuse Se rviCes 10 o m Sunday Eve mng serv1ces Sunday and Wednes day 700pm MIDDLEPORT CH URCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION lawrence Man ley pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 o m Even1ng worsh 1p 7 30 Wednesday prayer meeting 7:30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rac1ne- Rev James Sotterf1e ld pastor Mornmg worsh1p 9 45 o m Sunday school 10 45 a m ev emng worsh 1p 7 Tuesday 7 30 p m lod 1es prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m YPE MIDDlEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner Stxth and Palmer the Rev Mark Me Clung Sunday schoo l 9 15 a m Don Wh1te Sunday School supenntendent John Re1bel Sr osst sup! Mornmg Worshtp 10 15 am Youth meetmg 7 30 p m Wednesday 1ncludmg wee tots eager beavers tumor astronauts and tumor ond semor l·ugh BYF chotr practice 8 30 p m Wednes day prayer meeting and 81ble study Wednesday 7 30p m CHURCH OF CHRIST M>ddleporf 5th and Mo1n Bob Melton mm1ster Scott Saltsman assoc•ote m1nrster Bible School 9130 a m mornmg worsh1p 10 30 a m evenrng serv tce 7 00 p m Wednes day Btble Study and youth group meettngs 7 00 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev J1m Broome pastor Bill Whtte Sun day school supt Sunday Khool 9 30 a m morning worship 10 30 a m Sunday evangelistic meeting 7 00 p m Prayer meeting • Wednes day 7 p m UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUIIITY Rev Wanda Johnson director, Harold Johnson director of education HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN War ship S.rvlco 9 a m Church School MIDDlEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Church Morning worship 10 15 Blblt Study Tu..day roam Bl ble study ThuJsday 7 30 p m Sthoat 9 00 a m Pomeroy Kingsbury Home Sales & Service ~ ! 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be obtametlAlumni by conlatlmg Ca rolyn Mtddleporl Assoe •at10n may Grueser at 1625 Lmcoln He1ghts, Pome1oy Fm those ma i11ng 111 for 1eser vatwns, a sel£-ciddr essed ~ n­ velupe should be end osed I he eosl IS $10 for alumni !01 the banquet, da nce a ntl tlues and $8 fu 1 guests Fri~ay, May 21, 1982 WAID CROSS SONS SlORE Groceri es Gen eral M e r c h i! ndi SC Rac1n e 949 15 50 SY RAC U SE fiR S T UNIT E D PRE SBYTERIAN Chu rc h Chu r ch Sc hool 10 15 a m morn mg wors h1p l I 30 o B1bl e Stud y Tuesd ay I0 o m m Jun1or and Se n1 or H1 gh Yo uth Group Su nday 6 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GO D Pas tor Rev John Evan s Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m Sunday wor sh1p II a m Chddr en s chur ch II a m Sunday evenmg serv •ce I 00 p m We dn esday evenmg young lod1 es au Kd1ory 6 p m We dn esday family worsh1p 7 00 p m HAZ EL COMMUNIT Y CHUR CH N ea r Long Bo fl om Ed se l Hart pa stor Sun d ay sc hoo l 10 o m Chu rc h 7 30 p m pr aye r meettng 7 30 p m Th u r sda y MIOOLEPORl FREEWILL BA PTI ST Co r ner As h a nd Plum l es lt e Hay m an pas tor Bob G rubb o ss•s tont p a stor Sunday School 10 a m M o rn tng War sh1p II o m Wednesda y and So tur d ay Even mg ServiCes 7 30 p m M EIGS CO OPERATI VE PARI SH METHODI ST CHURCH Re v Rober t McGee 1ntenm d1rec tor POMEROY ClU STER Rev Robert M cGee POMER OY Sunday Sc hoo l 9 15 o m Wor sh1p serv1ce 10 30 om Cho .r r ehearsal Wedne sday 7 p m Rev Robert McGee pa stor ENTERPRI SE Worsh1p 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 am R1 chard Ro the m1 Ch pa stor ROCK SPRINGS Sunda y Schoo l 9 15 a m Wo r sh1p serv1ce I0 a m R1chard Ro them1 ch pastor FlATWOODS Church Sc h oo l I 0 o m Wor sh1p 11 a m R1cha rd Ro th e m1ch pastor MIDDLEPORT ClU STER HEATH Church Sc hool 9 30 o m Wor sh1p 10 30 am UM YF 6 p m Ro bert Robmson Pa stor RUTlAND Church Schoo l Q 30 a m Wor sh1p I 0 30 a m Rob ert R1 de r po s1or Wor sh1p 9 o m SALEM CENTER Church Sc hoo l 9 45 a m Robe rt R1der pasto r PEARL CHAPEL Sunday Sc hoo l Q 30 o m Wor sh1p 7 30 p m SNOWVILLE Sunday Sc hoo l Q 30 am Wor sh1p 11 OOa m SYRACUSE CLU STER Rev Stan ley Merrd1 ed M1n1 ste r FOREST RUN Wor sh1p 9 a m Chu rch Sc hool TO am MINERS VIllE Church Sc hoo l 9 o m Worsh1p lOam A SBURY Church Schoo l 9 50 a m Worsh•p I I o m B1ble Study 7 30 p m Thursday UMW I 1st Tu esday SOUTHERN CLU STER Rev Jame s Clark Rev Mark Flynn Rev Florence Sm1th Rev Carl H1ck s BETHANY (Dorca s) W orsh• p 9 00 o m Chur ch School 10 00 o m B1ble study 1sl 2nd 3rd ond 5th Tue sday s 7 15 p m youth fellow sh1p 2nd and 4th Tuesdays 6 00 p m CARMEL and SUTTON (Worsh1p Sun day School and mos1 other event s held 1omt ly ) Sunday Schoo l 9 45 and Worsh 1p II 00 at Sutton f1rst ond th1rd Sundays and at Carmel second and fourth Sun days B1ble Study second fourth and f1f th Thursdays 7 IS p m Fom1ly N1ght Fellowship D1nner th~rd Thursday 6 30 pm APPLE GROVE Sunday Schoo l Q 30 om Worsh1p 7 30 p m 1st and 3rd Sun days Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Fellowship supper f1r st Saturday 6 p m UMW 2nd luesdoy 7 30 p m EAST LET ART Church Sc hool 9 o m Worsh1p serv1ce 10o m Prayer mee1mg 7 30 p m Wednesday UMW second Tuesday 7 30 p m RACINE WESlEYAN - Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m worsh 1p II om Cho 1r prac ttee Thursday 8 p m lETART FAllSWorsh1p serv1 ce 9 om Chu rch Schooi!O o m MORNING STAR Worshtp 9 30 a m Church School I 0 30 o m MORSE CHAPEl Church School 9 30 om Worsh1p II om PORTlAND Sunday School 6 30 p m Evenrng Worsh1p 7 30 p m Youth Fellowsh1p. Wednesday 7 30 p m NORTHEAST CLUSTER A:ev Rrchard W Thomas Duane Sydenstr1cker Sr Sheldon Johnson John W Douglas JOPPA Worshrp 9 00 a m Church SchoollO OOa m CHESTER Warsh1p 9 a m Church School 10 o m Cho1r Rehearsal 7 p m Thursdays B1ble Study Thursdays 730pm lONG BOTIOM Sunday School at 9 30 a m Evening Worsh1p at 7 30 p m Thur sdoy Bible Study 7 30 p m REEDSVIllE Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn1ng Worsh1p 10 30 a m Evenmg Worshp 7 30 p m B1ble Study- Wed· nesdays at 7 30 p 'm ALFRED Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Youth 6 30 p m Sundays Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting 7 30 P. m ST PAUl (Tuppers Ploons) Sunday School 9 00 a m Mornmg Warship at 10 00 a m B•ble Study 7 30 p m Tu ..day KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Oliver Swain SUp_erlntendenl Sunday school 9 30 every WMk Diamond Savings & loan Co. Sunday Matthew 0 19 16 22 Po m er oy 1 16 E Ma m 991 66SS Monday Matthew 26 31 46 ,, P. J. PAULEY, AGENT a t Co l u m bu '> 0 804 W M1111 99713 18 Po m eroy VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Brown's Fire 1 & Safety Equipment Sc"" '"" ~ r Tuesday Mark 1023 31 216 S Seco n d Wednesday flO ITHf OY "'" 992 Jl21 10 25 37 Thursday rn ELLIS & SONS SOHIO 1 n mothy 6 17 19 Co mpl el e 1 ~T\ Au t o m Otl \1(' ~ Mil Se r v tce L oc u s! & Beec h St ree 1 991 9911 M1 ddl ep or1 Fnda y ntus 114 Saturday Titus 3 18 VIC t Ru 11 il n d Oh10 Hl7~ J Wm Bill Rrown OwtH r Phone 16141 711 ''1 THE DAILY SENTINEL f\1 1(1(1] p 1111 t \' l I 0 RIVER VIEW rm ~Ql\ISTAl\IT ~QMPAl\IIQl\IS Ph 99 2 1SI I 78 6 N 2nd St M1ddl eport Oh Those three are always togelhet remarked L•sa s mo1her She was refemng 10 her l1ttle daughter who !S seldom seen w11hout her belOved corhe and her well worn rag dOll They are constant compamons Usa IS very sens1t1ve about tnends ner mo1he1connnued Af'ICI th1s week she came nome tram Sunday School w1th a very 1mportanJiesson Her teacher !Old he about GOd s rove and how He never leaves us L1sa came sk pp1ng nto the nouse and announced Now 1have three gooe! \rends and the best one ot all 1s Jesus C H ESI~R C HU~C H OF IH~ N AlARENF Rev Herbert Gt o le pO!>Ior Fronk Rollle wp 1 ~unday School 9 30 o m Wor<,h•p <:.e r v•<e I I am and 7 30 p m PtoyP r meet1ng Wednesday I 30 p m LA UREl CLI FF FREE MI:T HODISI CH UR lH Re v llobet l M lle1 pmtor lloyd Wr gh ! OIICCIOr of L ht ,..,l,on Educo r on Sun day Sc hool 9 JO a m Mm n ng Wor ., h p I 0 30 o m ( ha lf Proct (e Sur cioy 6 JU p m hen1ng Worsh p ! JO p m Wcdne'>dOy Ptoye• and B ble ) l udy I 30 p m L ttle Usa had 1ndeed learned a wonderlu lrutn A I at us need to diSCOver t tor our own 1ves For e~oery 1fe need~ the compan 101'1 Sh1p of God Let your chutch bnng 1t11s hOpe and orom1se to you L Oll• "l J • •o .~ • 'V ~ • .., • ( """'"e' "'V ~oo7'1l~ ~~< ~• 0 Bo 80?• X I l l( CHUR CH 01 CHRIS 1 Cf o•le~ ':. n n ~ !Pr R ck Mocomh<:>c '>ufi l ~u 'da y '>Chool Q 30 o m wor..,h r <..('t \II((' ro JU a m B·ble ~ l udy I Uf>'>doy I 30 p m REORliA N IL~O CHUIKH OF Jl:~U~ CHR IST 0~ lAIIJ:R DAY 5AI NIS Po• I land Roc•n e Rood w.ll om Rou<:.h pastor l•nda han " churrh chool dorec 10 1 ChuiCh '>C hool 9 30om m or nong wor ... h•p 10 30 om Wedne.-.doy even•ng proye• <;e •v•ce'> I 30 p m Bl: THlEHl:M BAPl! Sf Rev l-ad Sh uler PO'> lOr Wo r .-. h•p '>C r v ce 9 30 am Sun day '>C hool 10 30om B1ble St udy and proyet se r v•ce lhur">day I 30 p m CAR l ETO N CHU RCH K ng'>bury Rood J mm I" Evon.., pa~l o r Sundo'f ~chao 9 30 o m Ro lph Carl wpl?lln !Pndf>n l eve n ng wor ~ h p I :30 p m P•aye• meo l nq W £>dne,dov I 30 p m D~ t.lu..,~ell HO BSO N CHRI STIAN UNI O N Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m even1ng se r v1ce 7 30 p m Wednesda y p rayer mee t ng I 30 p m BEA RWA LL OW RIDG E CHU RC H 0~ CHRI ST Duane Worden m1n1s ter B1ble cl a ss 9 30 a m morn •ng wors h1p 10 30 a m even•n g wor sh1p 6 30 p m Wed nesdoy 81bl e stud y 6 30 p m NE W STIV ER SVILL E COMM UNIT Y Ch ur ch Su nday School se rviCe Q 45 o m Wo rsh1p se r v1ce 10 30 Evange l.st oc Ser v1ce 7 30 p m W ednesday Prayer mee t1n g 1 30 Th ur sday ZIO N CHUR CH OF CHRI ST Pomeroy Horfl son vill e Rd Robert Purt ell p as to t Bdl McE lroy Sunday sc hoo l <; up t Su nd ay sc ho ol 9 30 a m w orsh p se rv ce 10 30 a m Sunday w orsh1p se rv•ce 7 30 p m Mo nday and Tue sday e ven1ng serv 1ces I 30 e a ch evenmg ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHUR CH P1 ne G rove The Rev Wdl1am M•ddl eswo rth Pa stor Church serviC es 9 30 am Su n day Sc ho ol I 0 30 a m BRADBUR Y CHURCH O F CHRI ST Jerr y P1ngl e y pa stor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m mornmg worsh•p I 0 30 a m Wedn esd ay evenmg ser v1ce 7 30 ANTIQUIT Y BAPTIST Rev Earl Shu le r pas tor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 o m Ch urc h serv1ce 7 p m youth mee t1n g 6 p m Tuesdo y B1bl e Study 7 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NA ZAREN E Rev Thoma s H Co lli er pa stor M ar th a Wo lf e Cha1rmon of th e Boord of Chm l1on l1f e Sunday School 9 30 a m morn1ng wo r sh1p 10 30 Sunday even 1ng wor sh p 7 30 p m Pra ye r mee t•n g Wednesday 7 30 p m RACINE FIR ST BAPTIST Do n l Walk er Pa stor Robert Sm1th Su nday sc hoo l sup1 Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m mo rn1ng wor sh1p 10 40 o m Su nda y eve nmg worsh1p 7 30 Wedn esd ay eve mng B1bl e study 7 30 DAN VILLE WESLEYAN Rev R 0 Brow n po s1or Sunday Sc hool 9 30 o m mornmg wo rsh1p 10 45 yout h se r viCE 6 45 p m even1ng wo r sh1p 1 30 p m prayer and pro• Sf' Wedn es doy 730pm SOUTH BETHEl (Sd ver R1d ge) Du ane Syden s1ncker Sr pastor Su nday Sc hool 9 o m Mo rnmg Won htp I 0 o m Youth Serv1ce Sunday at 6 p m and Sunday Even1ng Worsh1p 6 p m B1bl e Study Wednesda y 7 p m Sll VER RUN FREE BAPTI ST Rev Ma r vm Morkm pa stor Sieve l1111 e Sun day sc hoo l sup! Sunday sc hoo l I 0 a m motn ng wotsh•p l t am Sunday even,ng wo r sh p l 30 Prayer meel ng onci B blf' study fhu•sdoy I 30 p m yout h se r viCe b p m Sunday CHRISTIA N FELLOWSHIP CH UWC H 3B3 N 2nd A ve M•dd leporl Sunday School 10 00 o m Su n Wed f ven1ng Serv1re<:. 130pmpm liBERTY Ch11SI10n Ch ur ch ~ l •be ll y Ave Po me roy ~undoy ~chool 10 o m Wor shcp I 30 Wednesday Ser v•ce I ]0 pm CHESTER CHURC H 0~ GOD Re v R ~ Rob•n so n pas l or Sunday school 9 JO a m wo sh1p <:. erv1ce I\ o m even1ng '>e rv ,ce I 00 yout h ~erv1e1? Wed ne..,doy 7 00 p m lANGSV Il lE CHRI STI A N CHU RC H Rober t E Mu~~et pa s lor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m Pa u l M usse r supl morn nq wors h p 10 30 Su nda y even1n g serv tce 7 00 m 1d wee k se rv1ce Wed nes d ay I pm SY RAL U SE CHURCH OF TH E NAZA REN E Rev Ja mes B K• ll le pas tor N orman Pres ley Sun day Sc hoo l Supe 1•n lend enl Sunday sc hool Q 30 a m mar n1ng wo r ~h•p 10 30 a m evan gel •s!•r serv•ce 6 p m Prayer and Prose Wed ne<>d oy 7 p m you th meet •ng l p m EDEN UNITED RRETHREN IN CHR IS T Eiden R Bl o k e pastor Su nday Schoo l 10 o m Ro ber t Reed sup t Mor nmg se r man II a m Sunday n•ghl ser v1ces Ch fls l 10n Endeavor 7 30 p m Song ~et v1ce 8 p m Pr eachmg 8 30 p m M1d week Prayer mee l• ng Wed nesday 7 p m A lv• 1 Reed lay leaUe• CHURL H 0 ~ JESUS L HR! ST Loco l ed ol Rutl a nd on N ew l mo rood ne1cr ro ~ o t es t Acres Por k Rev Ro y Llevenge • pa sro r Su nda y ~c h oo l 10 30 o n War "' h• p I 30 p m B• b le ~ l udy Wedn£>'>dOy ! JO p m ~o l urdoy 11ght pr ayer ... e r VICP l ()() p m HEM LOCK GROV E L HRI ST IAN Roger Wa tson pa st or ( reman Pr att Sunday sc hool sup ! Morn1n g worshp C) 30 o m Su nday sc hoo l I 0 30 a m even •n g ser \ll(e 7 30 MT UNI O N BAPT IST Rev Tom Dooley Joe Sa yre Sunda y Sc hool Supe 11 n tenen l Su nd ay sc hool 9 45 a m eve nm g wo rsh•p I 30 p m Pr a yer mee t •n g 7 30 p m Wed nesday TUP PE RS PLAIN S CHURCH OF CHRI ST V1ncent C Wa t er s Ill m 1n1s l er Her mo n Bloc k su pennt en den l Sunday Sc hoo l Q 30 o m eve mng se r v ce 7 p m We d nes d oy B1bl e Sludy 7 p m Sennonette What 1s a Untied Methodist Chnst1an ? Totlay I wtsh to share Wllh you four basKs of the Untletl Melltutli sl Church One may ask, What make' a person a Mclhodi sl? What tlu you Methutl1sts belieV<' ? We are much as most of you w,. are very basiC 1n relief Here are four basiC fa ctors of the fa 1lh of a Melhutltsl I God's love mcludes everyone' We call lilts Unt versa l Atonement One could recall Sl John 3 16 Fur God so loved the world, that he ~ave hts only begollt•n Sun, lhal whosoc1er believeth 1n hun should not pensh but ha ve eterna l life ' This IS the must wonderful truth 1n the wmltl - Gutlluv<S each of us We Untied Methodists believe 111 the melusJve love of Gutl fur Hts children 2 Man has not always responded to that h ee love of God In fall we the human race arc separated from God b) sm So, we must adm1l that we have smned and fallen short of the glory of God, and we must realize that we cannot save ourselves ' For by grace (unearned, unmented love of Godi through fatth we are sa ved We Methodists acknowledge that Jesus ChrJslJs the only Sav1or - Jesus sa1d, ' I am the way, and the truth, and the life, no one comes to the Falhe1 but through me "St John 14 6 We Untied Methodtsl believe m Jesus as our Messiah, Savtor 3 The Spmt bears wttness of our fatth We through prayer, worshtp, servtce fmd assurance that we belong to Chnsl because of the love God shares m and through Jesus, H1s death and resurreclton Hu; Sptnt lives m the Chnsltan We Umted Methudtsts beheve m the Holy Sptnt as God's presence m our hves for comfort, gutdance, and strength 4. We Umted Methodtsts beheve our hves should be led by the Holy Sp1nt whtch suggests, we beheve m reachmg out to the world wtlh God's message of love, forgiveness, redemption, and healing Perfect lovers God m action m our dally hves So, you question what Umted Methodtsts beheve' Here are four areas of our fa1th All B1bhcal If you are not now a Umted Methodtst Christian, you could be' - Submitted by Pastor Robert Robmson, Heath United Methodtst Church, Middleport. Ohto Tom LO NG BO TT OM ( Hf.IISTIAN R•c h ason pastor Wa ll ace Damewood Sunday S(hool Supenn l en d en ! Wot sh•p selv •ce a t 9o m B1bleSc hooi lOam H YS H L RUN HOli NESS CHURCH Re v Ther on Ou hom pastor Sunday Sc hool a t q 30om Morn •ng worsh• p ol 10 :JU a m Thu , sdoy se1v•ces at l 30 p -m FREEDOM GOSP H MISSION 01 Bold Knob loca l ed on Coun l y Rood 31 Re v Lawre nce G l ue~encomp pas lor Re v Roger w, ll /oa ss •s lant pO <; Ior Preach nq serv1ces Sunday 7 30 p m ptoy er mee f ng Wednesday I 30 p m Gory Gr dht h IE.-odeYou t h groups Sunday eve ng 6 JU p m w th Roger and V o!c l W IIf ord as l eader~ Commun•on ..,er v ccs t .rs ! Su nday eac h mon th W HI TES CHAPE L Coo lv lie RD Rev Roy Dee let pas tor Sunday schoo l Q 30 om wor~h p serv•ce 10 30om B1ble st udy an d p r o~e SPIIIICP Wednesday /30prn !W TL A NO CHURCH O F CHRI S1 Eugene Underwood pm lor Herb Ell mil Su nday <>c hool wp t Su nday sc hool 9 30 o m morn •ng wo r sh •p and com u n on 10 30 om RU TLA N D BI BL E MET HO O! Sf CHURCH Amos Td hs p a sta• Donny T1ll• s Su nday Sc hool Su pt Su nday Sc hoo l Q 30 o m fol lowed by mor nmg wor sh p Sunday even 1ng ~erv•Ce 7 00 p m Prayer mee t nQ Wedne~doy I 00 p m RU TL A N D CHUR C H OF THE NA ZARENE Rev lloyd D Gfl mm Jr pas to r Su nday sc hoo l 9 30 a m wor sh1p se r v1ce 10 30o m you ng peo p le~ se r v 1ce 6 p m Evangeli st iC se r v ce b 30 p m W edn es day se r v1ce 7 00 p m FIR ST SO U THERN BAPTI ST Co r ner ol Secon d Pas tor Fronk Low ther Sun day sch oo l Q 45 o m wors h1p serv 1ce II o m and 7 30 p m Weekl y B1b le Study Wedn esday I 30 p m M ASON l HUR( H OF CHRI ST Miller St M ason W Vo Eugene l Conger mm1 ster Sunda y B•bl e Study 10 o m Wars h•p t I a m and 7 p m Wednesda y B•bl e Sl udy voca l mu s1c 7 p m LIF E SCIE N CE CHURCH 12 N orlh r h "d St Ches h• re Independ en t fun damenrol ser v•ces Sunday even1 n g 7 :JO p m Pa stor Rev Or Robe rt Persons MA SO N A SSE MBLY O F GO D Dud d mg Lone Ma so n W Vo Rev Ronm e B Rose Pasto r Sunda y Sc hool Q 45 o m Mo rn1ng Wor sh•p II o m Evenmg Se r v1ce 7 30 p m Wedn esday Wom en s Mm1 stn es 9 a m (mee t1ng and pray er Pray er on d B1bl e Study 7 p m HARTFORD CHUR CH OF CHRIST IN CHRI STIAN UNION The Rev Wlil1am Campbell pastor Sunday Sc hool Q 30 a m Jam es Hughes supt eve n1ng se r v1ce 7 30 p m Wedn esday evef]1ng pr a ye r meet1ng 7 30 p m Youth pra yer serv •ce ea ch Tuesday FAIR V IEW BIBLE CHURCH l e tart W Va Rt I Mark lrw1 n pa stor Wor sh •p serv •ces 9 30 a m Su nday schoo l II o m even1ng wo r sh 1p 7 30 p m Tu es doy cottage pray er mee llng and B1bl e study 9 30 a m Wor sh p ser viCe W edne sday 7 30 p m OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Wa lnut and Henry Sts Ra ve nsw ood W Vo The Rev George C We1nck pa stor Sunday School 9 30 o m Sunday wa r sh1p II o m CAl VARY BIBLE CHURCH now located on Pomeroy P1ke County Rood 25 near Flatwoods Rev Blackwood pa stor Ser viCes an Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m w1th Sur:day school 9 30 o m B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m INDEPENDENT HOCINESS CHURCH INC Pearl St Middleport Rev 0 Dell Manley pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m Mornmg worsh1p 10 30 a m evenmg worsh1p 1 30 p m Tuesday 12 30 p m Women s prayer meet1ng Prayer and pro1se serv1ce We dnesday 730pm RU llANO Af'O::O I Ulll l HUR CH OF JF SUS CHR IS I Udl? t Jomf"~ M I et B ble ~ ! udy 'v\IPrlnP..,doy I 30 p m Sunday ~chool 10 o n Sunday n1qh t '>C iv oce I 30 p m POMl:ROY Wl:SLEYAN HOL!f~l:SS Hart <>onvdlc Rood l:arl held<o pos !or Henry Ebl n J1 Sunday ::Ochool Su pl Sunday School q 30 a m Morn•ng Wor <; h •p I I a m )undoy even ng ~f>rv•ce I 30 m P1oyer Mee11ng Thursday 7 30 pm SYRACUSI: FIRST CHURCH OF GOO N ot PeniCCO:olol R<:'v George 0 le• po '> tOf wo . ... h p ~ 'I V((' Su nda y 9 45 o rT Sunday -.<hoot ll om \NQr'.h p ..,,.rv Cf' I ]0 p m lhu• o, doy prayer ne,. ! nq I lOp n HERM O N Un 1ed B ethren n MI Cht <> I Chut ch Rev Robt:>t I ~o n de s po<; IOr Don W I loy leode• l oro led n le"o " lo rnm< r ty o lf CR 8) Sunday ~c h oo l 9 jQ a m Mer nq wor'>hip <;er v <£' 0 4:, o 1 evl:' lq pteach ng ~er VICC" 'econd a d l our !h ~un doy '> I JU p rn ( h1 q a 1 ~ •doovo• f " I nnd th d )unrloy~ ! lO p m Wt dne..,doy pt oy<'• rneel.ng ond B hi<' <o ludy ! 30 p m nHOVAH S W I! N i: SS I: ~ 37319 Slat e Route 114 On(' m If' ea <o l ol Rulland l Sunday B ble lec tu1e q JU o m Wol ch l ower ~ ludy 10 :JU o m l ue<odoy B b l e '>ludy I ]0 p m f hu•sdo y lheocrol < School I 30 ~ '" Se 1voce Meet.ng ij 10 p rn RUTlAND FRI:EWill BAPIISI Chul(h 'Jolem ~ ~ R111lond Donald Ko11 ~~ po<olor Bud ) l ewm l ~upe• 1lend£>n l ~undoy School 10 o tn Pvenmq wot .., h p I JO p m W<'d• e<oday even1ng <oe• v ce I :JO p m CHURCH 0~ GOD ol Ptophecy loco led on th e 0 J Wh 1e Rood ol! h1ghwoy I 00 ~ unday School 10 a 1 Super nlenden ! Jo h n Loveday ~ 1 <; I Wedn P'> doy r gh l ol mon l h CPM A setv ces seconrl Wed ne sdoy WM B mee T ng rh 1rd Th roug h I lr h you th serv •Ce George Croy le pas tor HO PE BAPIISI CHAPEl 570 Gran r 51 M1ddlepot t Sunday School lOa m morn ng wot~h•p II o m even •ng wo1 sh1p I p m Wednesday even•ng B•ble study and ptoyer mee tmg I p m AI ld•niPrl wllh Snu the rn Bopl " I Con , pnt•on BRADF O RD CHUR CH 01 (H R!SI R,cky G•lbPtl pa!oiO• Sieve P1tken'> <o uperrntendenr Sunday School 9 30 o m Chu rc h )erv•CC"> 10 JOo rn JUBILH CHRISIIAN CENIER C.eotge"' (tee !. Rood Re v C J lemlt:y pastor John Fellu• e ~u pen nlen d en l Church schoo l q JO a rn morn1ng war sh p 10 :JO even ng ~e rv cc l p tn B•ble ~ludy Thut ~ 7 p n Clo<oses l or all oqe<o Nut 5("r y p•ov ded lot worsh p '>erv ces 51 PAU L lU TH ERAN CHURCH Cornf'r ol ~y c orno t e and Second ST<o Pome oy Th e Rev W II om M dd iPswor t h Pas tor Sunday School a t q 45 o ' and Church Se tv ce:. II a l SACREO H EAR I Rev I ot h er Paul 0 Wel len ro <. !ot Phone 99'1 '18'15 So t u day even1ng Mo!o !. I 30 Sunday Mas'> H and I 0 a m Conles!o•on So l ur day 7 l JO p m VICTORY BAPTI ST 575 N 2nd Sl M•ddlepor l Jome<o ~ Kee '>ee pas To r Sunday mo• n•ng wor<, h •p 10 om evenmg se r vrce I Wednesday even1ng worsh•p I p tn V•<o• lo t•on Thur ..,doy o JOp m TRI NI TY (hfl<o l •on A !.<oe mbly loolv•lle G lbert Spence • pos ror Sunday <oc hool 9 30 am rn01n ng wOJ sh p I 1 a m Sunday even1ng !oerv ce l 30 p m rn.dwee k proyc ~e rvKe Wednesday ! 30 p m M O UN l O l• v£> Co mmun•ly Churc h Lawren ce t3u <:. h pas to t M a~ Folme Sr Superu1 1enden 1 Sunday Sc hoo l and mot n ng wor<>h p q 30 o 1 Sunday even ng serv•ce I p m You !h mee t ng and B ble study Wedne sday ! p 1 UNI TED FAIT H CHU RCH Ro ute I on Pome t oy bypO !.!. Rev Roberl Sm l h Sr pas tor Rev James (unddl O'>" <; ton! pastor Sunday Sc hoo l Q 30 a m mor n •ng wor sh1p 10 30 o m even ••q wa r <o h1 p I JO Women'> Fel low"h• p Tuesdoy'> 10 a m Wedne~day n.gh r proye • se rv•CC l JU p m FA ITH BAPIISf t...hu•rh Ma~on rnee1 at Un11ed ) IE'C'I Wo• l. c r ~ Un 1on Hall Rod r oad Street Mason M01 n ng wor sh •p 9 30 o rn Sunday School 10 JO a m Even•ng Serv1ce I p m Prayer 1 f>e l , g Wednesday I 30 p m M d Week B ble St udy Th ur <;doy I p m FO ffE ST RUN BAPIIS I ~>?, v N yle Borden po ~ l o Lon el u Bunch supefln tenden t Sunda r '>( h ov Q 30 o m set and and lout ! ~uc day~ war sh1p se r v1<.e a ! } ]0 p m ~ ou• th and MT M O RI A H BA PII SI Mo1 n St M dd lepm r Re v Colv n M n nts pa stor M r~ ~ lv n Bumgo• dner sup! Sunday school Q 30 a m wors h p se r v1ce 10 45 o m BURLI~ G H AM SOUT HI:R N BAP TI ST CHURCH Rou l e I Shade Po <o lo ' Don Block Afl, l•o ted w th ~out h ern Bop t1s t Con ven t 1on Su nday school l 30 p m Sunday wor c; h• p 2 30 p m lhurs d oy evenmg B1bl e sludy I p m PENTECOS TAl ASS~MBl Y Ra cme Rout e I 24 W •l hom Hoback pO !o lo r ~un d oy sc h ool I 0 a m Sunday eve n nq c;er v•ce 7 00 p m Wed n e~day even nq se r vtce a t 7 CARPEN TE R BAP TI ST Don Chead le Supt Sunday Sc hoo l Q 30 am Morn 1ng Wo r sh1p 10 30 a m Pra yer Serv• ce a1t e rnot e Sunda ys MIDDLEPORT PENTECO STAl Th 1rd A ve the Rev Clark Bok er pa s lo r Lo ri No tt1nghom Sunday Sc hoo l Sup! Sun day Sc hoo l 10 a m cla sses t or all ages Evenmg ser v1ces 6 00 Wed nesday Study I 30 p m You th se t v1ces 7 30 p m Frtday ECCLESIA FEll OWS HIP 12B Md l St M1ddl ep o rt Pastor IS Bro ther Chuc k M e Pherson Sunday Sc hool at l 0 a. m Ser v1ces Suntl ay even.n g at l p m and Wed nesday at 7 p m �Page-8 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Wedding plans are completed Pl.nJ s IJd\ l' h1l'llt ur n plt It d for npt rH hur t h "t •ddrn • of Mt ld llh Srsson . dc:ith hit 1 of Mr Julin n SJsStlll till M dSU /1 dlld Mr s Buth.h dlHI Htrse, son of H<:tr old F. Host H.Clt Hit c1 11d Mr s Rrld F'1 sht r , Porn\ Plt•.t sa nt W V.t j B r lll c~maub aft• Mnram S1sson and M<in ilD iltH Srssnn Ma rt Jd Alut Sb:-itlll, s rs lers of thl' lnall' D.t\Jd Thu111pson \o\111 s t'l\l' as bes t r nc~n t-tnd usher s d l t' Dt•\r s Rost•, br otlw r of lh t· 1-! 1 nurn, Tt• r r ~ An gl'l Jt ff Host', itlstt brother of lhl' t~nd ' I 00 11 1 Tilt' v.edtllll! ' \\Ill ht' ht It! Oil Sc!IU! di:l\ ctl 2 JO p 111 .tl Clifton Ullllt d Mt'I IMhst C hu1 t h. Clifton, W Va Mu sl t' ~Alii bt• JHt st nkd b\ ft•t ll 1c1 H a l I IS, p l<.:llll sl ctlld Ml and Ml s Hu hm d PUI thw snln1sls Rn ndh Watku h \\ Ill pt•rftH 111 Kt ·n - lhl' I l ' l C lliOfl ) .Jtonm V.tnM t'lt'l "til bt flowe1 •' JT I llll )..! hl cJil' l CJ ~ Ht' l.! IS ( t'! Ill )..! }.! Ul 'Sb will .Ja 11 t •ll anti Tt•JJI Johnson opl'n Tt't t·pt loll \\Ill lllt"' edi dlt •l) foli o\\ tht• \H 'tlthn g 111 tlw bt' K cll I' ll An l hUl l J ill Tct\ lor Staats S hannon v.1lh Friday, May Ch ild1 en 111 Me1 gs County w1!1 t cce tvc a Books· by·Ma tl Ca talog to t'ncour age them to runtmuc r eadm g throughout the sp1 m g and summe1, accurd111g to Me1gs County PUbli c l.1brary D11 ccl01 1ulh Powt•rs Loca l publtc sc hool s wtll diSlnbule the ca talogs t o ch tldren pre-school t111ough g1alit• 12 I n addtllnn , 'hil dren may ubta1n lata logs from thetr lot al publi c library or by Willing t o OVAL. State Route 93 West . Well st on 45692 Eac h cata log mcludes 100 books ~w l t•c· t ed to IIH Jude i:.l w1de 1 i:.IO):!l' balk of the ca ta l og" a postage-frt•e t a1 d the cluld ea n use t o 01 der the Portl and, Hubbard' s Greenhouse Ill Sy racuse, and Dallas Htll Farm Ill Semo• C tltzen s Day, Racllle V illage Council dec Iat ed May 18 as Semor To honor the se m01 t lti Zl'llS of Rac me and tht• su1 roundm g area, Mrs Jeanne tte Lawre nce and Mrs Martha Lou Beeg l e diSiitbutcd 300 [lower plants to se mor Cillzens Ill that pa rt of the county The £1ow e1s we1 c donated by Harn s Farm 111 FOWLER CONSTRUCTlON PH. PHONE 992-2156 Radiator Specialist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Experience .SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy, Oh. Ph.9t2·2174 2 26 lfc 1 1 Bust ness I Car d of Thank s (Pa•d 111 defvan ce) 7 Cnrd of Thank s (paid •n nefvan cc) 3 A nnoun ce ment s 4 G tv ei'l way 5 Happy Ads 6 Los t and Found 7 Yard Sal e ( pa td rn ndvan ct') 8 Pub lic Sate & Auc fton 9 Wil nt ed to Buy Opporfun•t~ 51 Hou se hold Goods 52 CB, TV & ~ad tO Equtpme nt 53 An t•Qu es 23 Pro fes stonal Serv•ces 54 55 56 57 58 59 31 H o mes l or Sa le 37 Mobil e Hom es lor Sa iC' JJ Fa rm s for Sate 34 Bu s.ness Bud d •nq s 35 Lo ts & Acreage 36 RC'a l E s ta le Wanted Employm:em- 41 H ouses t or Rent 4/ M ob d e H om es tor Rent 43 F M m s lor Rent 44 ApM tm entlor Ren t 45 F urn1 shed Room s 46 Spa ce l or rent 47 Witn ted to Rent 4A EQ Uipm ent tor RPnl .:1 9 For Le ii SC' 1/ S• luatton Wc1nted 13 In suran ce 14 Bustness Tratntnq I S Sc hool s ln stru c l ton 16 Radto TV & CB Rcp r11r 17 Mt sce llilneous 18 Wnnt cd To do paued awry May 21 . 1979 Th11 month comes with aed regret . rt brings back days I will never forgot You fellallloop with out a goodbye, My momo " " of you wdl never dte I miU you more than anyone knows As each dey pau.ea my &mp1inea grows The teara I shod I can w1pe ..,ay, but the ache 1n my heert wlll atweys rury Some may thmk I'm not lonety when they see me amlle litde do thEry know the grief I bear You loft mo suddenty. your thoughts unknown But you left me memorios I'm proud to own Sadty m1aed by hus bond. Robert E Moono II NOTICE TO BIDDERS 400 METER TRACK FACILITY IN MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT sealed pr oposa ls will be rece •ved by the Board of Ed u catton of the Me•gs Local Sc hoo l Dtstnc t of Mtddl eport, Oh<O al the Pe ts f or Sa le Muse ta l ln st rumf'nt s Frut ts & Vegetab l es For Sa le or Tr ade Ga lh a County Area Code 614 servlees 1 I Prtnt one word .n eac h spa ce be low Each m t1t1 a l or group of f1gures coun t s as a word Co unt nam e and add r ess or phone number 1f used You' ll get better r esu lt s 1f you dese rt be full y , gtve prt ce The Se nt1nel reserves t h e r tght to - --+- -+--1----+---i 1 I I I 11 cany tasst f y, ed tt or re tec t ad Your ad w1 11 be I put • n th e proper c I asstf •c arwn tf you ' II c hec k the proper box be low I I I 1 1 I /Wanted )Fo r Sa le )Annou nce m ent ) For Rent ---f---'.+---+--t---l ---,.,-l---1--1---....L- -1 17 IB t9, _ _ _ _ _ _ I I I - -+-+--'-+---1-- i These cas h rates 1nc lu de d1 sro unt 1 2 3 20 21 22 I I 4 s 6 23 24 2s t I 1 B 26 27 9 10 28 29 111 30 31 I I I I 1 12 In I 14 I 15 33 34 I 35 32 16 I 1 ! 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'} I 11 r LEGAL NOTICE Rona l d D Va u ghn D ef endan t w h ose las t known addr ess tS 17173 S tate Route 104 Chlllt co th e, Ohto, 45601. and whose current add r ess tS unknown w!lllnk(' no t tee tha t Patrt c •a Ann Va u q hn has fli ed a Complatnt t or dtvor ce tn the M e tq s Coun ty Court of Com mon P leas Pomeroy Oh10 Ca se N o 18105, Ci'l ptt oned Pa lrt c ta A nn Vaughn vs Ronald D Va ughn Sa td Comp l a•nt a ll eg es th ~ t Rona ld 0 Vauqhn hn s been guilty of gross neg lec t ot duty and ex trem e cruelly and prays for fl dtv or c(' ond o th er Pub li c N ottc e CO UNTY ME I GS PUB LI C NOTI CE II)(' I OIIOW tnQ wcrr rt. C('tV('d / prPJJdrt'tl b y l tlC Oh10 Envt r on m cn t at Pro t rc t •o n ACif' ncy I OEPAJ lrl SI wee k Et tr cliv(' c1rl1(' ') of lln rll rl( I• Qn o;;, nnd •s sunncr drltes o t propOSf'eJ rlC II On S itff' <., l il i N ! 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Pay Cash for !I Classifieds and 1 Savelll I Wr1te your own ad and oroer oy mad w1th th ts coupon Cance l your ad by phone when you get results Money no t refundable SALES &SERVICE (Average 4 words per I me l 1----------------------, Pub_h ~ f!ott ~e Butldtng Supplt es 61 Fa rm EQutpment 67 Wan ted to buy 63 L t ve s toe k 64 H rlY & G r ,'l tn 65 Seed & Fcr tti• ZN Pub l tc Not tce Publi c Nott cc r r.-osurcr s O l h cc untd b1(! bond Pxec ut ed by 111f' II 00 Noon on Junf' 14 19H1 . 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Oh 10 45760 iib ovf' board o f (614 } 9915650 t h1 cd ucr. l ton or <1 Srl t tS i rlC I Ory f 5J 11.18 . 16J 4 I I 4t r In lovmg Memory of Garnet l Moore who CASE NO 23S32 F ,na l Account o f Robe rt Har br ec ht, Admln tslr a tor of th f' E s tate of Anna L out se H arbrech t D eceased Unle ss exce pt 10ns are I! ted th ere to sa1d C'l ccounts wil l be for hear1ng bef ore sa td Court on th e 30 th day of June, 1982 at wht ch t1 me sa 1d acc ou nt s w dl be co n s •der ed and c on t tnued fr om day to day until f tnally d•sposed of A ny per son tn l erested may ft le w r 11ten except ton s to sar d accou nt s or to mat ter s per tatn tn g to the exec utton of the Court not tess than five day s pr tor to th e date se t for heanng ROBERT S BUCK JUDGE Common Pl eas Court, Probate Dt VISIOn, Me tgs Coun ty, Ohto ISI2 1 2B 2tc M 1sc M e rc ha nd• se BOGGS following telephone exchanges. & L1'1estaeu 11 H e lp Wnnte ct IN THE COMMON PLEASE CO URT, PROBATE DIVISION M E I GS CO UNT Y OHIC IN THE M ATTER OF SET T LE MENT OF AC CO UNT S PROBATE CO UR T M E IG SCO UNTY OHI O A cco unts ilnd vouchers of t he l o ll o w tnQ nam ed l • du C ~t=J rt es hr. ve been fil ed tn I he Prob rlle Court, Me tq s Coun t y Oh•o. tor approval and sc> ttl em en t CA SE N O 13667 F•nal A cc ount of N anga F Robe rt s Exec ufrtx of the> Es tat e> of Rober t D Robe r Is De cr a ~e d CA SE N O 16606 Twen t y seco nd Acco unt of Hun t• nq ton Nili!Qnnl Bank Tru s t rr of th e Trust Cr ea l t'd by th e Last Wtll nn e! Tes tam ent of Thoma s A May Dt'ce a sed CASE N O 21 184 Fourl h and Ftnn l Account of Frnnk w Porter Jr , Guardtan of Pa l ri Ct o:l A Wyatt a mtnor CASE N O 73634 Ftnal Account ot Rose Reynold s El(ec utrtx o f t he Es tate of Pe arl Reynold s akn Velrn il Pearl Rey n olds Deceased 71 Au tos for Sa te 72 Truck s for Sa le 73 Vans&4WD 74 Motor c yc l es 75 Boats & Motor s 76 A ut o Pa ri s & A ccessor tes 77 Au to Repa tr 78 Camptng Eq utpm en t =--Fa rm Supplies Ser\•ices P ubli C NOIICC' 1 ranspurtatlan Classified pages cover the '}') Money to Loan 1 I I 1 1 I I 1 I I I I I l I 1 I I I I I I I p I I A comp l e te ltn e o f shrubbery, trees .1nd ro se bu ses See us for th e lowes t pnces tn t ow n 1 u sed Whtrtpool Co pperton e R efrtg erator $2 00 OR O t NA N1 f NO 1111:1 1:1 7 An () r dtn.l nr e to .1m 1 net fh c v il l.lQ I' ton rn q o rct .n .l n cp b y f' f C h .lllQ IIlQ P f' rTII1 \ S to R 3 t\1 " n rrl.1111f'ct nv 1''1 1 ounr ·• r• l I 'H v, JI,l• l! ot M•r 1cHrpnrt rl "> totl nw<.. ~~ r 1 I hrll lllf' p on •On o t 1t u S ;onr Snutt • nt Pi!qf' \ rr t 1' hnunrtt rJ b v P,lqP 'lJrl t 1 Till' O h n f.ltvPr ' 1 ,H' no ( r l'f'k n nrt 1111 rn r pnrcll il lfl ]11h 1! 1) 1 f l l,~ l1l ll (I Tn R J 7nn 1 ',1 ( I I J il t', \)f(iltljltl(l \ I ,111 l rl k• 1 fl ret ,l n( l l)f' on fnr r < t r nrn ,1nr t ,1 f1 1 r llH' ~'clrl • (''-,1 {f,l lf r>f'r tf'l l!li rl IJl l1 w P, l' ._,,If 1111 / t11t1 rl,ly rd Anr• l 19fO t ,lfl H Ork'( Pr r",I 1Jf"1 1r l ((June 11 Real Estate - General HOME Ntc e 6 room, bath, bungalow w1th l 11 acres of ground, two story barn , m good cond1hon, located on Ros e H1ll , tu st off St Rt . 33 n ea r Pomeroy Pnc ed at S26,000 Call 74 2·2003 George Hob s t e tt er, Adm of V1rg1e Hobs tetter, Dec, wtth W1ll Annexed .14 -"2-2112 Public Sa l e & Auctton AUCTION TOOLS- FURNITURE COOKWARE MISCELLANEOUS SATURDAY, MAY 22nd, AT 6:30P.M. AT Corner of Depof & Main Rutland, Ohio S&K AUCTION SHERMAN TILLIS : OWNER LONNIE NEAL: AUCTIONEER 1[ 1 lj I I ~---~~~~~--------~--~- TERMS OF SALE : CASH OR CHECK WITH POSITIVE I . D . r et ref k Satd De fen dant wtll Til e no t tee I hell he 1s reQu tred to an swer l h <S Cornpla ln l Wt l h tn twcnly f' IQh t (781 day s aft er lire last publ tc a t• on at lh •s nottc e Your An sw er to th• s Com plntnl must be fli ed w1th th e M e•qS County Court of Com m o n P l en s wtlh1n thr ee (3J day s aft er serv• cc of n copy ot t he Answer or P l a tnftff s a tt orn ey who Jtm D Fox 700 L Wn sh•ngton Boulevard Belp r e Oh •o 457 14 Thr s not1 CC' 1S publi shed on 1hc tollow•nct datr s L Mry E Spf'n cer Clerk of Mr tq s Cou nty Cour t o f Commo n P leas Pomeroy, Oh to electnuf wort !Free [sttmatH) BY Marl ene H nrr• son Deput y 141 30 I ll I 14 71 28 16 1 4 61 c V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992 · 7314 Pomeroy, Oh10 9 30 tfc rU t-HI ( NOfl (f T tw rn nu.11 report F orm Q90 PF tor 1111 K•hblr Fo un r1c1' on Brrnrl((f V Fu ll ? 1 ru r,t('(' I S r1VCIII,tbh' l or !)Uhl ir ' n'>OI'fiiOn oll Bcr n,1rn V Fu ll/ Lnw Ofi• Cf' Ill ' W St•( (lnrJ C, tr cf' t Pn rnrroy 0111 0 45769 rl trr onq r. iltJ id r buc,•nrss hnu r o:. l or rl 1)1 (tOri Of 180 rt n yo.., '> tthc,rqurnt to pubi•C.~ T tnn ot tll 1c, no tr e(' IS ! 16 J 7 lA llr RANDY 'S CARPENTER SERVICE -Addons and 1emodeUng -Roofmg and guHe1 work -Contiele WOik -Plumbing and electrial WOfk TEAFORD VIRGIL B SR 216E 2ndSt REALTOR Phone 1· (614 ) · 992·3325 Nt VI. L t ' l!N G Swrmrn.no ponl n1 w r ,u qnrrl(lf 7 Shrlr1y lOIS 'it rtW In o ~ t OU '- 1 Wtll l •~rl th < 01 U (h~rn I< 1! r t rn nn t an ~ F A ltJr n,1rr r,1 r01 l •tl Q l oyr r ,1 n: t for mol dtn •nq N fW l i ' , TIN G R room olclrr horne rn oooct , onrlol •on hn<> 11 ;> hcllhS ( i!fl (\, nM Q,l <., F 1\ I t"(\\.\J l Crlr (Jil r;lqr ~ (q(' $1lrlc1f' trees flower s nncl on1' Mrl' Can you hf'il l sn M1sc MerchandtCe CARPET STARTING AT $12.95 SQuaie Ya1d Wtth Pad. Installed KITCHEN CARPET H o11sing H11adquar tcrs INSTAllED $8 99 St. Rt. 124 Pomeroy, OH AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM 'Also Transmission PH . 992· 5682 or 992 · 7121 3 24 tfc 9 FT. and 12 FT. WIDTHS STARTING AT $4.99 Cash &Carry RUBBER BACK CARPET S4~sh&tani -· . CARPET AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES 'iOO" JYfAR!-.O l O - Look<; l 1k r nrw in c, ,rtc clnd nu t H n'> ) hrdronm ' tub b<ll!l r lr h rl":of'I)On r el 11(' ,1 1 ht(lllf' SI f)lll $ 117 00 Can y op twnt tlr tll? L,lrqr 11 Vf'l lo t Wrlnf $)9 500 R fO E CO RATED Tht <., onr f f' r1tly l ook o;, n•c e H,l<; 7 room s mociNn bnTh p or ches cr~rport. 3 cnr qclfrlqe, and lilrQf.' trv £' 1 l ot for n qarden or 9 t her 11<;e Ju ' l $28 000 ".Pf( t A l FINANCIN G Srna lt clow n Prl Ymf'nt will bu y tht s 10 room hom e 1n Rnc•ne Ga s furnorf' woodburn tnct l 1rr plrlCC' morlcrn brll l t wlarqr lot Wtlh hobby shop of ?4'x 4/ Only 532.500 POM F. ROY Two t or one f r,lme llOm f'S ~ garaQf'S, 2 bat hs .1 11 u til tt •es ilnd level lo ts As ktnQ $28 500 Wnnt on nfhi r MIDDLEPORT 4 bedroom modttFrr Mrlfhf' 7 baths, ce ntr C'I I hea t. family room , qaraqe, nnd lar qe lo t N reds il ltrtle r ep atr but a qood buy MIDDL F PORT Modrrn k1t chen 3 or 4 bedrooms 2 baths qil s ce ntral hen t. small ba sem en!, fron t p orc h r~nd level tot As k1nq only $19.500 lOACRES - oranypart of 1f Wilfer and el ec tnc available, wes t of Rutland Larq e trees, good sttes for A fram es $10.000 " DRIVE Vtnyl & Alum1num Complete gutter work, complete remodeling, roofing of all types. Worked '" home area 20 years. Free estimates Call 843-3322. And Home Matntenanc e • Roofing of all types • S1dtng • R emodeltng • Free esttmates e20 Yrs e)( penenc e ' FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992·6011 8 20 ti c MAIN ST Real Eatete - SAVE $3.00 WITH THIS AD KEN'S APPLIANCE - AL TROMM BUILDING & REPAIR If you n eed 1t but\1 or fix ed w e can do It . 742 · 2328 RUTLAND 4 29 I mo w REESE . TRENCHING SERVICE Water·Sewer· Eiectroc Gas Ltne· Dttche• water L1ne Hook·up• SeptiC Tanks county Cert1fled Rou•h Lane Ch h re Oh es 1 • Ph 367 7560 · tfc 17 1 • washers • o"h· washers • Ranges • Refngerator• • • Drye rs • Freezers PARTS and SERVI C Ef 51 ALL STEEL BUILDINGS SIZes start from 30x24" : Utility Buildings SIZe• from 4 to 6 and all wood butldtngs 24x36. ln•ulated Dog Hou•es General ROUSH CONSTRUCTION CANDLELIGHT INN Rt 1. Cheshtre, Oh ~~o i9'2-~M OPE N MO NOAV ~ UNOAY New Homes ex· tensive remodelmg 1JOPM130AM DA tl Y Wt'd - Dnnk <1nd Dr own All you c.:. n dnnh 8 1 1 hur \ - Pool 1 ou r n ilmcn l \ a Ill over F ro & S .:~ t B.:~nd ~ Dronlt & Orown 10 1 R OUSh Ph . 992· 7583 0,,. ...., 0 .,, Or 992 -2282 P&S BUILDINGS Rl. 3, Box 54 RaCine, Oh. Ph 614·843· 2591 6 1S· tfc 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO INSULATION Vinyl& Aluminum Siding •Insulation •Storm Doors • Storm Wmdows •Repfacement Wmdows •New Roofing Free Estimate James Keesee Ph . -992·2772 4/29/ 1 .,un - Puu& P il cher Beer 4 30 uc Announcement s tnd1V1du a l and gro up h ea lt h and pen s tons Rum ley In suran ce Agency 446 3320 Buy term tnsurance and 1n ves t the r es t No obllgatton analysts Rumley In suran ce Aqency 446 3320 College sc h o t arshtps ava tl ab t e Fr ee 1n tormatton R u m l ey In su rance Age n cy 446 3320 22 c altbe r Buffal o Scout revolver . p ea rl handles, 4 3/ 4 rifl e 'barre t 6 shot, shorts or longs , $59 95 Sp rtn g Va ll ey Tradtng Co, Sprtng Val)ey Plaza 446 8025 n 1 oz 999 silver Fa th er s Day bar , $10 00 Sprtng Va ll ey Trad tng Co, Sprtng Vall ey Plaza, 446 8025 Pe rfec t Father's Day Qtff , Wh1te 's me t a l de tector , 15 % off Spr tn g Va ll ey Trad m g Co , Sp rtng Va ll ey Pl aza . 446 802S Raven 25 a uto pt sl ol S41 49 $50 00 Spr.ng Va ll ey Case shark s tooth k n tfe . Tradtng Co , Spnng Va ll ey Plaza. 446 8025 N1 g ht craw l ers $1 00 per doz Sp rmg Va ll ey Trad1ng Co, Sprmg Vall ey Pl aza 446 8025 L1tr le koo l rest , tee ches t by I gloo, tra ve l1ng r ef resh men ! ce nter $24 00 Spr1ng Va ll ey Trad1ng Co Sp r.n g Va ll ey P l aza , 446 8025 Play B tngo lor (hartly Watch for opentng da te. Rodney Granqe Halt. Emerge Ga 11 •a n cy co Vo lunt ee r NEW LISTING - CHESHIRr - A 11;>s tory lrMrH home Wtth seve n room s three bedr oo m s c, tnr.'lqr butldmq , good Qarden w1th bcrne s .1 n d qr npf's ~21 . 900 IMMEDIAT E POSSESS ION - of t h to:. two bf'dr oom hom e Wt th extcn s•ve r emodel rnq locilf ed n' '" r lllf' mtnes and ha s 1 1/ 8 acres of qround of w h •cll p.1r1 1c; fen ced Blended rate available $22 900 00 Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Oar ages" Call for lree siding esltmates, 949·2801 or 949· 2860. No Sunday Calfs 3 ll ·tfc SY RACUSE ......_ Energy e ff •c•r nt tS one w n y 10 descnbe th ts 2 3 bedroom hom e Wtth new cnrpe t new r em ode led bath and a n1 ce lf've llot Assum;~ bl <' loan avatlable Now S2S,SOO COULD BE A MANSION - 3 4 h f'd r oom s, l iv tnQ room , TV room , family room . offt ce , count ry kt t chen, 2111 baths , and a ce ll a r On two larqe lots Does need so m e work As kmg S3S.OOO 992 ·6191 992 ·5692 949· 2660 992·2259 lB ·' .. .L-~--~-------------------=--~~=-_J> . O'Brien Electric Service 16 YEARS EXP. 1 • R esidentia I •Commercial •Industrial Racine, Ohio 247-3534 Free Estimates 4·20 tic PULLINS EXCAVATING CONTRACT! NG 4 Gtveaway A NY PER SO N w ho has any th1n g to gtve away and does no t off er or attem pt to of fer any o ther th1ng for sa le m ay plac e an ad 1n th1 s column There w ill be no charge to the advert• ser • • • • backhoe excavating septtc systems A water, sewer & gas hnes •dump truck • limestone Licensed & Bonded PH. 992-7201 6 ye ll ow k ttten s Ca ll 446 7947 3 29 tf c .. , All types of root work, • new or repair guHtr and • downspouts, gutter : cltanlnt tnd palntJng. : All work guarantetd. FrH isllmttts Rttsontblt Prieta CtiiHOWird Mfo226J ' f4f·2160 -Dozers -Backhoes ·Dump Trucks · Lo-lloy · Trencher - Water - Sewer -Gu Lines ·Septic Systems Large or Small Jobs PH. 9t2·247l 5-20-1 mo. COMI NG BANOS FAt APR JO , MA Y I WllOWATER Countr y Rock Thvr$ Frl Sa t Sv n MayiJ 141 5 u CROSSOVERS Oronk & Drown all mghts Thurs Frl Sun May20.21 2213 CROSSO VE R S Drink & Drown all ntghh Thurs Frl Sal Sun May 2121 lt JO CROSSOVERS Dronk & Drown all n ig h h MONTH OF JUN E F rtday a nd Saturday MARSHALL TENNENT Counlry Rock Nole Cro&So\fers. Thurs & Sun band slarts 7 JO. e nds II JO OtMr nights, TO lo 2 Carryout 8etr A\faila ble Drink & Drown durint Band Nltht CANDLELIGHT INN AI 1cneshtre, Ohto 2 13 ~ 2 ~~~~ 1&:-------~ PH " " 4 Family Adult and baby c lo t hes, old bott les , tea n s, m tSC 110 4th AVe, Ga ll tpolt s MC'Iy 18 , 19 30 . 9 OOAM 144 Mu l be rry Ave , Pom er oy Th urs Frt , Sa t l Oam to5p m 3 l am dy yard sale Frt May 2 1 & Sa l 11 11 1 mtles up Hy se ll Run Rd Severa l hou se hol d Item s Depot St , Ru t! and Wa tch for Stgn s 742 2316 Saturday Mny 11 on Co Rd 34 be htnd M emory Gardens Ce m e t ar y 1st road to the rtg ht, 1n d tra il er on rtQht 9? FO UR l am tl y yard sale. May 24, 9 am 5 p m 501 Ftr st St PI Plea sant Clolhtn q allstzes GA RAG E sa le, lsi sa le lht s year May 10& 11 9 30 4 00 Fatrvtew Rd PI Pl easa nt O ld mantel m trror, g l assware old c ha tr s, c orner cupboard, old oa k sewmg mach1ne ntce clofhtng g1rts 4 6x boys 12 14 , m ens & women s, toy s book s & m i SC YARD Sa te, I mil e out Sa n dn tt l Rd Pt Pleasa nt , on left , Thur sday & Fnday , 9 3 Mov tn g and Ya r d sale , 1907 S pru ce Ave P ot n l Pleasant,8 oo AM till Two famtiy ya r d sa te, one M tl e fr om Y top of Dead m a n 's c urv e, Rt 2,P t P leas ant, Every lhtn q Fr •day Sa tur day 1 mal e 8 week old k.ttte n Lttter framed 992 7406 Sma ll mt xed breed dog, lovabl e & does trt cks Ktt ten poss1bly S1am ese Even111gs 985 421 2 1 f emale full blood ed Stamese ca t & h er 10 month old ktlten 742 2374 or 742 2056 - ----K •ttens to g1ve to good home Call446·4173 ----·- - Cats & kttlens Call 446 0808 ONE year old f emale, part black & tan, Atrdale , 304· 882· 2573 TWO pups, 1 good for hun· tlng the other pet 304-675 6)28. PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR Cllllill Ward AI W.ts Karboll1d 1-446-4372 Charge YARD sa le Sa turday May 22. 9 00 a m to B 00 p m Lo t ?9 K & K Trntl er Pr~rk Potnt Pl easa nt. Cance ll ed r a1n GARAGE sa le, Sat urd ay 9 12. 133 Park Dr YARD sa le, Saturday 9 4, 6 mtl es ou t Rt 2 North , I mile on Greer Rd Pt Plea sa nt 8 Cats & kttten s 9915740 or 992 2S97 NEW LI STING - FIVE POINT'\ - App r oxtm ,l !Cty E' tQh t years old and tS a bt'clUI•ful spi rt entr y typ(' home wtth thr ee bedropm s fnmdy r on m ?1 ~ hMh s two cnr qarnqr> dec k an d rn ~1ny mo r r f C' ,ltur f'5 On C' acre of yard Btend ed rate avntl nblf' ,lf $49 900 A 3 SWEEPER and sew tng machtne repatr. pa r ts, and suppl tes Ptck up and de livery , Dav 1s Vacu um Cleaner, one half m tl e up Georges Cr ee k Rd Ca ll 446 0294 No f• shmg on m y proper ty Max 1ne Dtddl e Se ll ers J&F PH.992-2259 'REALTORS · Henry E. Cleland. Jr., GR 1 Dottle Turner Jean Trune/1 Off1ce Yard Sa le 8 to 3 Sa turday 22 298 Debby Dr Proceeds go to G r ee n Soft ba ll team s S P EC I AL ~ H,lppv Hr 4 6 O;u l y Mon - I< L'9 N1ght a 2 lue s - liidU' S N1qhl 8 1 •Ei ectnc work •Custom Pole Bldgs . •Roofmg work 14 Years Expenence G reg Yard Sa le Refn gerator bed , some furndur e and mt sc tt ems 131 State St , Sa t M ay 12nd 3 Family Yard Sa le B 1d we ll Rodney Rd 20 21 11 & 23 Dtsh es book avon & c lo th es lo ts mor e For all your winng needs; furnaces repair service and installation. Residential & Commercial Call742·3195 3 7 lf c C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION Cu•tom kitchens and appliance s, custom bathroom s, remodet1ng , plumbtng , electnc, and heattng Yard Sa te 112 mt on SR 218 off Rt 7 Clo t h•ng fur n tt ure, m tsc househo ld 11em s Sa t May 77 , 9 7 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE C&M EXCAVATING AND CONSTRUCTION Ltcensed & Bonded Phone 949· 2293 or 949· 2417 3 3 tfn 2 Fr1m d y Yard Sa le Sa tur day May 11 1 1/ 2 mile out Rt 141 Ctofhtn g shoe s, awntngs, and mu ch more Al so 1 used fr ee zer l or sa le 5 21 1 mo 5 122mo pd Dozer & backhoe ser· vice, water, sewer, ponds , foundattons, reclamation Yard Sa le 1/ 2 mtle on Bul av tll e Rd Thur s Fn & Sat , 9 "Oak sw tng s p1cntC table s & wooden lawn chatr s 276 Sycamore St. Middleport, Ohio TOM HOSKINS Yard Sa le 4·9·1fc Wanted to Buy We p ay cash f or l a te m odel c lean u sed cars French town Ca r Co B ill Gene John so n .:1.:16 006Q Want ed swa rm s of bees Call 245 5055 or 446 1052 or 446 2801 Good used c ar will po y $400 to $500 Mus t be '" good ru nn tng cond Call .:146 8?7 R Call 992-6259 Ph 949· 2160 or 949·2322 4 20 lf c ~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~=-~~;4;2;9;1:m:o~J~=========~~ A llnLE -S AVE A LOT" 221 I Buytn g Go ld, Sti ver Plattnum , old co.ns, sc r ap rtng s & silverware Datly quotes av a tl ablc Also COtnS & CO lO SUppl ieS for sale Sprtng Va ll ey Tradtng Sprtng Vnlley P laza, 446 8015 or 446 8016 & Saturday 8 1 Mt tc hett Rd Rea son ab le pr tc es HARRISON'S TV Repair & Service OHIO VALLEY ROOFING ; Rutland Furniture PH 742 Superior Siding Co. All Makes Roger Hysell GARAGE GOOD SELECTION OF IN EUGENE LONG ~~=========~t=======~4~~c~!~=========~~ GIANT CARPET SALE 9 3 Family Yard Sale Frtday Soanng Ahead Nature's Way Curtails your hou se dust problems U P S ServiCe Gallipolis 614 446 2096 Parkersburg , W V 304-4U·S04 Murdoch Av & Lakevtew Dr • ) (Free Estimates Ph. 949 ·2609 949·2234 RACINE, OHIO 5 19 1 m o tQ )() , , 73 Amazing Water Machine " The machine of tomorrow toaav' Publ tc Nottc e Real Estate - General S4 won - Piumbtneand Pub l iC Nottcc Pub lt C NoftC C l f" OI FOR SALE POMEROY LANQMARK 8 Pub li c Nottc e RAINBOW-~he 9'12-3543 or 992-2316 COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE From the Sma/leU Heater Core to the Largest Radiator . Ill Court St., Pomeory, Ohto 45769 - -Mershandlse REST New Construction and Remodeling. Or Wnte Datly Sentmel Classtfted Dept . Fjnanejal 4 PUPPIES. Sa turday 9 4, 6 mil es out Rt 2 N , 1 mtf e out G r eer Rd Pt Plea sa nt 4 Fam1ly Yard Sa le 130 Th trd Av e, Ga ll1 po l• s Fr1 & Sa t , 9 to 5 Chtldr en s ad ult a nd larger s •ze c l o thm g, roller skat es furn d tshes, co ll ec tabl es Too many to It sf WE SELL THE BEST AND SERVICE THE FROM CONCRETE TO ROOFING AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN The Daily Sentinel -]OimRBJncements MR. CAN HELP YOU ·BUILD YOUR DREAMS! senwr center The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 7 Appl e Grove The Se nt or Ce nter vans stopped 111 Rac m e on the afternoon return lnp and the se mors Itdmg the van W<' l t' g1ven the tr flowers althalltme Members of the Racmc Vtlla ge Counc il also made a donahon to the Cth<ens Day " Over 3,800 c htldr en 111 Southea st ern Oh1o used thiS se r v tct• last yea r, 1eadmg O\er 6,000 books," sa 1d Powers " Many of the cht ldrcn who use lhts se r v 1ce c an' t gel to a librar y. so thiS IS thetr on l y acre" to rcadmg malenal once school " out for the summer .. of 0£ As a part of the observa t1 011 books Upon recetpl of the order card, OVAL Books-by-Mall sta ff wi ll h\1 the order and sh1p the books to the chtld T hiS sa me bag ca n be use-d to send the books back to OVAL when the chtld IS fmtshc d OVAL a nd the Me1 gs County P ubli c Ltbrary pay posta ge f01 sh tppmg lht· books to and from t he chtld '> home There IS no cost t o the chtld f or the >e l VICe 21, 1982 Business Services Youth to receive book catalogue! Senior Citizens' Day declared l l'mling lt'vl'b and mterests On the h bdSl'llH ' Ilt \\til ~ ~ 1\ t c1 ~ l!ldll on of Friday, May 21, 1982 • Middleport, Ohio TO good home, playful young male dog, excellent farm dog 304·895·3614 ONE, male, black & while, tong haired kitten, 304·675· 2533. Public Sate & Auction R tck P ea r so n Ex pert en ce d A U CTI ONE ER Es ta tes, anttques farm, hou se h old Lt censed Ohto wv Buymg an t1qu es 304 773 S785. 773 9185 Au c t1on every Fr t ntght a t the H ar tf or d Com mun 1ty Ce n ter Truckload s of new m er chand tse every week Cons tgments of new and used m er chandt se always welcome R tc ha r d Rey n old s Auc tt onee r 275 3069 Standtn g li mber & Ford Bron co wrecked or blown enq1ne Ca t! 388 9906 Sl a1nlcss stee le mtlk can 1n exc c ond Cn ll 388 880 1 Pay cas ll l or m .n. mo tor home 1n good co ne! 79 modf'l up pre l er c d Cn ll 756 6244 Topper lor 76 Ford Cu rr• rr tru c k Cat 446 1026 T oba cco plan ts or who le bed C•ll 388 8514 BED S IRO N BR ASS old turntfur e qo l d silver dollars w ood ICC' boxes stone tar s nn t. ques e tc Co mplet e h ouseho l d s Wr1te M 0 Mill er Rl 4 Pomer oy Oh Or 997 7760 Gold Silv er s t crlrnq trwelry nng s otd co 1n s & curr ency Eel Burkett Bar ber Shop M1dd• epo rf 991 3476 OLD FUR N ITURE . bods 1ron bra ss or wood Kd chen cubbrlrds of all types Tab ies r ound or squa r e Wood tee boxes Old desk s and bookc ases Will buy com pl ete llouse hold Go l d silver old m oney pocke t wat ches c ho1n s rtnq s nnet etc lnd1,1n Ar !il nc ts of oil types Al so buy1nq bil Sf' b<l\1 ca rcl s Osby Mr1r11n 997 6370 Cns ll l or COtn 1CS bi!IICclrdS op p os il e G •n o s Chesilp en k e 0111 0 11 6 30 PM excep t SundeW nnct Wednesd ay ~ Emllii!Yma!t­ -_ =- = SN-vtffi:: 11 FULL OR PART T I ME couples and 1nd•v•dua 1s tor bus•ness or you r own Local Amway D• sfr1b u tor tratn s y ou tor spl ended op portuntty No exper1ence ne cessary For 1nterv•ew SC' nd nam e ilnct pl1one num ber to P 0 Box 341 R •o Gr a nd e, Otr 45674 people se llrng HtQh Sc hool Grad uat es & you can earn ove r $550 00 per month whtle tear n.ng a va l uable sktl t ltke co mpu ter repatre r shee t m e tal worke r or r efn qerat ton Plu s you w tll have a secu r e pa rt ttm e tOb w1th th e Amry Nrl lt onal Guard a ft er sc hoo ltn g Beneftt s 1nc lu de a $ 1,500 00 enl1s tm e nt bonu s $35,000 00 l 1f e •nsurance and free tu1t10n to any co ll ege or tr ade sc hool tn Wes t V1rqtn1a Interes ted per so ns may ca t I (]04) 67 5 3q5o or •n Wes t v.rg•nta c all toll FREE I 800 6.:t ? 3619 Sen tor s Ht gn Sc hool Graduates & Sen tors 10u can ea rn over $550 00 per month whil e 1ear n 1ng a va l uabl e sktlt l1ke compu ter r epa•rer sheet metal worker or r efrt ge r a t 1on Plu s you wt lt have a sec ur e par t Ttm e tDb w 1fh th e Amry Nat1onal Guard after sc hoo t1ng Beneftts 1nc l ude a $1 500 00 en lt slmen l b o nu s $35,000 00 l tf e 1nsuran ce and fr ee tuttt on to any co ll eqe or trad e sc t1oot tn West V 1rg tn ta Inter es ted per sons m ay ca ll (304) 675 3950 or 1n Wf!st VtrQint a c all l oll FR EE I BOO 642 36 19 Ma1ntence per so n tor a par tm ent co mp lex Ca ll 675 SI04 or 67S 5386 Som e one to ltve tn Wtlh gen tl eman 69 yr s old Ref req Ca ll 446 2.:145 Lady to clerk tn re tail s t ore Mtntmum wage mu s t ha ve good r ef er ences Wr1te to box 208, Ga lll polt s, Oh AUCT ION May 22. 10 00 a.m Hou se ho l d 1tems, tool s. anttqu es Russell Terrys' Estate Furntture and other 1tems Jun•or Needed s1tter 2 112 days a Youngs' across from Mt week Ch tl dren 11 & 13 Ca ll Oltve school, Ashton, WV 446 3852 proceeds Russell Terry ' estate go to Ball s Chapel EXPANDING , MU ST BE Church TO STAR T IM DI ATE L Y Beca use o f FLEA MAR KET, at Krodel untqu e ex pan s 1on Park tn Fort May 27 ,28 ,29, lno·noratm we ar e htnng tn daoly 10 Am 8PM, Booth e Ga ll<p o i< S Pomeroy space avatlable, food and enterta1nment Call 304 ~ ng sa lar y of Sl.OOO 675· 1814, 67S 1021 or 675 ba sed on pe r 1876 after 5 PM Sponsored lor those who by M ason County Chapter I)ARP e o ff e r pa•d lhOSJlifl lt za tton and prof•t ng No l ayoff s, no stnk es wanted to Buy Managem ent posJt1on s WANT TO BUY Old fur table ntture and Antiques of all gh School educa tton klnes, call Kenneth Swam. car reqUtred <446· 3159 and 256 1967 111 the conftdental mtervt ew evenings"' between 614·446·2096, I 14 1weeM1oys and 10· 1 Sat CASH PAID for clean, late model used cars Smith Bulck· Pontoac, Galltpohs, Ohio. Call <446· 2282 H elp Wanted 22 Mon ey to loan REFI N A N CE or pur c ha se your home JO year ftxed ral (' w va & Oh•o Lea der M ortqnqe 77 E Sta l e Sf A !l lC il S Qt1 597 305 1 Star t at the top Se ll Avon We re tile wor ld s l arg es t dtrec t se ll•ng com pany Ca ll now 742 2755 or co ll ec t 614698 7111 23 Need a tob" Ltke t o be your own boss " E xce llent op porfun1 t y lull or part ttm e Otde Wor tde I n c Wtll 1r a1n and help start you r own bu st ness For •nler v.ew ~e nd you r r esu m e to 101' 1 E Matn 5 1 Pomeroy , OhtO wanted per son to l tvc wtlh elder ly lady L1g hl househo ld dut1e s Ref er en ce needed Restdence R T 1 Longbo ll om Oh Pl ease ca lt or wr•t e R K Brown , 157 Whaley Pl ace Clltllt co the Ohto 45601 Nf'ed ex tra money" Be o toy & gtve demonstralor 11 s easy & profitabl e w ork your own hours There s no c as h mv es tment f or snm pt e ktl & no co tl ecltnQ or dc lt ve nnq Cat ! Fr .end ty Hom e Part tes now 992 356 1 A lso b oo k•nq pa rt •es OUTS TANDING Caree r Opport un• t y t or the am btl•ous sal es o rr entcd per son Pr oless• onal tr a•n• n g a nd co mprch e n stve brne l tts pr ov• d ed Un l1mtt ed tncome potent1al w1 1h m 1ntmum trav el For co nftdent•at .nterv•ew c all (6 14 ) 374 8306 or Sf' nd r esume t o Cha rl es E Hu g h es Sr Aqency Manager W oodmen Ac c tcfcnt nnd Ltle Co 536 4th Sl MMI ('Itit Oh 457 50 Coc ktail wi'l •tr ess wa nt ed rmm e dtate p ostltons nvilllablc . l ul l and pnrt Ttme A ppl y tn per son or call tor appo1ntm ent The En t e rla tner P ot nl Plc asilnl W V 304 675 6700 12 Pro tess tonal Se r v tces C&L BookkC'ep.ng Bookkrf'p1nq & tax se rvtce l Or illl l yp('•l 0 1 bU Si n('SSf'S (MOl Nrr11 -146 )862 P tnno tun1nq clnd r£•pa1r L an e Dan•L'I S A c;soc• atc of B r unt ( itrd t c, Gillft p OI•S nnd Cunn•nu h,ltn '>A thens / 47 '}9) I or 991 ~08 1 31 H ome~ tor Sale Beautiful hrr r k & t rnm e 3 bedr oo m honw w /Sc f'n •c V I (' W WOOd !)Ur n l ng lt repln cf' t o rm~11 d1n1ng u:•ntr,11 a1r w / hf'd l pump Lr1n SCrlpc• eJ I r1crr lot w t fc ncPeJ 1n tJMk tnrd 0 \ 45 900 t l o I nanc1nq <;m,l l l down p.1y tn r n l Cn lt 446 3766 Hou ses 4 t)rd ) bdr 1 bd r Y0 o rn ll r1•C, I owner hnan e1n<1 Ca r ol Yf'rlQer Rci!I! Or 6/ S 5 10<1 o r 67 5 S3B6 F or Sell(' 3 btlr h QU')l' tfl M e r c crv illf' n ew I y r f' m ode led On ncrc lo t M1d t wcn t 1CS By "P po•nlmf'nt on l y Celli 756 ' 164 Cou ntr y L 1v1 nQ IJtd r oom <> r t ntr rl l ,11r full l)rlScmrn t qnrilq c pond 1 barn s a l l tll1S on tO ncrc s of b Cclu tlful r o ll 1nq lond Pr tCf' r rd uc rel tor qu1c k s.11r By ownN S6S 000 C.~ I! 745 Q\05 Nea t 3 bctr t)r l(. k home 1 111 bi'llh s qu•f' l twrqh bo,.hooet 10°o (lss umnblc loan C 111 4<16 70HO Now IOU llOmf on r 1vcr fr on t .n M•cldlrp ort 146 I S52 Stt ua tt on s Wa nted Wanted someone to stay w tlh e tdl erl '( lady 8PM to RAM Call446 4537 root .nq House patnl1nq co ncr ete work 992 28)6 Housf' nn ct Cl<l rncw \7 acre s I 0 10 t t of r1vf'r Iron tnctL I m nbnve App le Gr0 V' Otr 0 S37 500 W1 ll co nst df' r trndf l or ll ouc,c ,1nct to r ot N 1U,1 1 vn lu(' 614 / <1 7 ]} 4 5 Any odd tOb H nve p lum IJ1 nq eleclrtc cnrpen t ry exper rcnce 304 675 5918 13 H el p Wanted Peopl e who ltk e mak e good $$S Avon Call 446 3358 " .N eed f emale help tn home tor 2 weeks at least To ca re for 2 chtldren after mo ther ha s su rger y Ca ll 388 8705 In suranc e 3 bd r oom l,lr f11 <-!MrH.w 1 acrf' c:;. 7 IJ(t r oom Rf'ntol t,l k(' Cclr mobile home 1n John Stree ts J' , trad e milf'S Sou th Mtddlcpor t R SA NDY A N D B EAVER I n I surance C o h,o o; ofi Pr crl se r vtC PS f or hr e 1nsuranc e I 1 '> GErlI N G LA TE but cove r aqC' tn Gallta Coun l y YOU ( rl n <., I ill t1 (1Vf' c1 hom e Of tor almost a ce ntur y you r own II you corn hf't Fnrm home and per sonal W l ' l n S9 000 nncJ $ 15 000 a property cov eraqes nrc y1 .lr ~ 1 /6 110 UVS Wil l he nvntlable t o mee t tn bJ 11 .n th1 c, t<'l tc ot Oh•u un d1v 1duitl needs Con tnc t cl r l rHm tr Qtll { rura l P •l chtord aqf' nl H nr ry n ouo.., n q prO(l rrlrn lhf' Pllo ne 446 I .:1 27 r emd •t 1d\ 1 o t 198/ 1 rw st hom es wtll b£' hncl n ccd w tH1 no down P"vment nnd Sc h oo ls ln stru ct 1on 15 payment s wtll br tow as Karate the ulttma l e .n se lf $1!5 pc>r m onltr See our de fence all prtvate lesson s mode l nrM thf' Pre Pnc 50 W Men, wom en & child r en MMk C' I on RT tns t ru c lton t hru bla ck bell Alf1en s or Celli 997 703 .:~ for K 1nq sbur y Homes Also avd ll a ble Karate 1nto untf orm s pu c h tn g and 1100 E M rltn 51 POillNOy k•ck1nq bags and pr otec Oh !t ve eQ ui pm e nt Jer ry Lowery & Asso..:tales 5 room hOUO:. I' IJ,l111 W1 I tr Karate St ud tO Ill) c,howrr , n M lllcllcport Burt.ngt on Rd Ja ck son , Coulcl prl rk 1.lx70 lr cldrr Oh C•ll 786 3074 Pr• rf.'CI r 1(f ll ! 99~ 7/ .14 II M 1scc fl aneous Hav1nq n party P•Cn• c or hom ecom 1ng why not have n ma gtc•an tor en ter tn nmenP For appt ca ll 992 73S2 18 Wanted to Do Th(' Stlk Hou se (c uslom sdk flowers > Comp lete br1da t !tn e, weddtng s. and all occastons Call 367 7566 Lawn Mowtnq Senve no y ard 10 btg or small hou se pa •nl1n g & roo ftnq, and l1ght hau l tng Call 4.:16 3159 after 6PM 1 286 5740 Carpenter work Repatr s and room remodl 1nQ wall paneltng and cc d1n q til e 992 27S9 Outstde hou se pa•nt1ng anrt plumbtng H ave ref s & ex p FREE est ca ll Bob or John 446 8695 Tra sh collectton & hau lt ng C• ll 446 4480 Plowtng d•sctng , & bu sll hoqg tng Call 446 2440 3 t) t~ctr oom I>OU'IC ir1 Ponwrny V1ny1 . ., ,cJ nq & l 1r1 p ldc r N •u loc n t, on Pr1 CNI ! O~f' l l 99/ 7 446 1n Ri"~ C np Oll•O r. n Br Ocld w,w R oC: t~ r • c t.. G r1m m 5 r oo m <> \ 1' both '"rete brlSC' m f'n t t.r cp ln cf' Q49 78) 4 Hou se Mf',lclowbrook Act ctrrton ) b ed r oom tamtly r oom wtlh l l r f'plrl C£' cc n ! rill il1r b.1 sement Ph one 304 61 5 1542 Srmd h tll Ron ct 3 bedrooms 1• -. h rlth s double qarnq e ,mm c d occu p rln cy nil r lcc tr •c J0.\ 6/5 58 17 81, PERCE N T asuma ble tonn one y e M ol d t rt level. Mf' clel owland Es t a t es 167 500 (r111 )0 l 675 l 'il9 il l ter 5 p m l 32 Mobil e Homes tor Sal e D oubl e w•o e t or 'l.nle /4x 6.l E xce ll cnt conct '} h<tth <> To m oved from Sy ra cuse 997 1638 Plowtng diSctng, & bush hoggtng Call446 2440 1959 1r onwood h ou se tr a il er 8x35 $1 700 747 1306 itlter 5 or SC'f' nt N ('w L1ma Rd Ru ll rl nd On Res •dentta l E lec t r1c & Plumbtng, 12 year s ex pertence, all work gua r an l eed Ca ii 2S6 1748 USE D M OBILE S76 27 11 HOME Ca ll M OB IL E HOMES MOVED L •censed & tnsurf'd C all 304 S76 71 11 Spnng clea nmg and housekeep.ng , rea so nabl e r a tes Phone 304 675 7107 1916 l4x70 BENDIX mobile hom e 3 bedrool'ns exce ll ent co ndilton 304 675 2820 Need your lawn cu t 446 7921 WILL ca re for 2 elder ly peopl e tn my hom e By the w ee k or Month 304 67 5 76 10 lnantlal 21 Busmess O_!Jport~n_lly _ Bu s •n ess or s tor e r oom tn Park Ce ntr al H ot el 22 :__~onei !<! lO._n_ _ _ Have land? Want to butld'> Nothtn g down . low tnterest , no payme nt for 6 months 614 S92 3053 1973 , 14x70, 3 bed r oom , mobtl e hom e Wtll sett fur n1sh edf for $7 ,300 or un lurn< Shed $6 ,800 304 882 2820 1972 Shultz 12x65, gos hea t , 3 bedrooms parttall( fur nt sh ed 304 67S 2907 TRA I LER 12xS2 PMC 2 bedr ooms On rented lot. 304 675 5658 73 TRAILER , wash er ,dr yer, new ca r pet m g Will se ll parttallv furntshed or unfurn1shed, $6300 304 773 5503 �Page-l G-The Daily Sentinel 32 Mobile Homes s-t · ·-ffou sehotd] oods _ They'll Do It Every Time for Sale Genera l E l ec tri c 23.000 BTU air condif toner . 304 675 ·3818 TRISTATE MOB I LE HOMES . USED MOB IL E HOMES . CARS, TRUCKS G A LLIPOL I S C H ECK OUR PRICES CALL 446 52 CB,TV , Radio E qu•..em t!n!_ 7571 RCA So lt d Sta t e 100 Con· so le Cou ld be fr xed or used for par ts 446· 4173 CL E A N USED MOB I LE HOM ES KESSEL'S QUAL I TY MOB I LE HOME SALES. 4 Ml WEST , GALLI POLIS, RT 35 PHONE 446 3868 Call 446 2783 d a ys, 446 3479 even1 ngs L1c ensed & 1nsured 54 446 1294 Pomeroy 7 bd room , trailer w / lo t d riltccl well remode led , 408 Sprtng sc pll c & se wer Crab Creek Carpe ted. securrty deposrl R d . G rlll i p OII S Ferr y , W V a $100 Re nt $195 Ca ll aft er 6 446 1/ 40 p m 992 2288 Deluxe turn apart , c enf a1r & heat I or 2 adulfs only Ca l l 446 0338 RATL IFF ' S POOL CE N TER Pool s sa le, supptres & rnstal l atron 403 2nd Ave. Gall tpolrs. Oh Ca ll 446 6579 In ground Ab l ove qround 11x60 7 b d r M obile tl ome Call 446 4791 Furnrshed ap t 3 rooms . $195 utdtfres patd , adu lt s Ca l l446 4416 aft er 7PM For sale or trade Da v ts 700 trench er an d backhoe . qood cond , Ca ll 256 1216 Furnrshed 3 r w rth prrvate bath 845 Second Ave , Gallrpolrs Call446 22 15 Wt1rrlpool ar r condr tron er 10,000 BTU . wrndow moun ted . 26 to 38 rnches . 11 0 volt s Ca ll 446 1570 41 1981 Bar o n l<lx60 P lec1SC' l d k t' n o t ,c c Jun f' 73. 1987. at II publi C ~u'l i C will be Kan(1uq a M o hll c thai o n 30 AM hrld at Home . Kannuq n Oh o f the qoods t1erf'IO(ltlcr cte scr ,b ed il S il 6Sx 14fl 1974 W 1n sor mobile home . Scr ,at no 366 SE LL E R R ES ERVES TH E RI G Hl TO BID 0111 0 Federal Sav1ngs & LOcln , 297 South H rgh Sf , Columbu s. Oh 4311S 17 · 60 tr.=~ll c r . exc el lent cond rtron Ca ll 446 1557 Furn rs hed . o rr conclrtr oned . undcrp rnnrng, set up on lot rnMrd cll eport fur nrSilcd 7 bd r oom m obil e home s Browns Troll er Park . Miner sville , 011 992 33 24 4 Custom buill , !urn . 2 BR mob rlc home on rented rrvcr fr ont lot rn Mason A I! ric e . cen t A C. W D . c ptd por chcs , m a ny ex tras Stor flQ C' bldg wrlh work ben ch A 1 cond Must see to oppre c rat c 304 773 5680 1970 Gr egory trdrlcr , 17x65 7 l)l'droom . .=~rr eond unrt, por etl & cl wnrng , good cond . wa sher & dryer spcl CC $5, 000 L ot a t ~ for r f' nt 997 609 3 1976 m obil e eludes ch. and $10.500 JJ 14x70 Parkwood 11 omc . 11 7 ba th In underprnn,nq, par alum,num bullrlrng 992 282 1 Far m s lor Sa le F Mm for Seli C by owner 114 acrr s on Rou sh Hollow Rd Ci! ll 388 8525 34 Bus rn ess Burldmg s BurldHlg wrlh ac trve lu cralr vc bu srncss Our ck sa le $3 5,000 997 3\42 35 Hou ses lor Rent 44 ho use POMEROY . 205 Sprtng Ave N rce lrve room house wr t h two bed r ooms. bat h. ltvtng room , dtntng room . kd chen wtth stove and relrrgator furn1shed Ba ck yard Storm w 1ndows. rn sula ted. forced arr furn ac e make utrlrtres low dur tng heatrng season $165 per montt1 r en t , se c urrty dcposr t $ 100 Adu lt s, no rn srde pets Phone 992 5297 . alter 5 weekday s. any t tmc week ends For rent rn Ra c1nc nr c e 2 bd room house Comp lete ly lurn•shed, wr t h a•r cond , all utrlrtres pard $300 per m on t h 949 2801 or 949 2860 H ou se on L rncoln Hg ts All new p a rnt Depo s it rcqu tred No rn srde pe ts 997 3090 2 bd room un fur nr shed house 1n country . wrth 1 Mere and wood burner Pre fer older coup le or no more ttl an 1 chrl d $160 rent and $150 dcposrt 742 2753 Centenary 3 Bdr . 2 ba t h. new brr ck , adults. no pets Call I 643 7644 Ref & dcposr t <12 For srt lr one and hall acres more or l ess. ap proxrmately 600 tt road fr on t age on Cora LE•nt erpornt Rd near Cen tcrpornt 'i>J.OOO 00 Phone 6&7 6944 10 ncres .11 R ro Granclr on Ccn! N por nl Rd Rural wat er 614 26 7 59 16 TWO o;1c r c lo ts 150 If road fr ontag e. c rty water , bchrnd 8.d Lumber , call 304 675 6873 . 67 5 36 18 132 A Mpson Co near Rock casfl e and Mt O lr ve crur ch Trmber and gas we ll on land Sortab le for huntrng a nd ca mprng $500 00 per acre Phone 30 4 45B I B93 N rce l urnrshed mob rl e home . cen tr al arr, 1 mr below Ctty over lookrn g rrver , adu lt s only Cal l 446 0338 Furn 7 bdr mobr le home rn Crown Crt y Cnll 756 6570 2 bd r tr ailer furnrshed. adu lt s on l y, Brown Tra il er Pilrk , 992 331 4 7 bd room trailer rn Ra c rne Depostl requrr ed 949 2726 mobile 43 Pt Farm s lor Rent PA ST URE for r ent, 40 hea d ca ttl e, no hor ses, good ten ce. abundance wa ter & qrass. 304 675 1169 44 Apartm ent for Rent Apa rtm ent. 2 bd r , unt , no pets Ci11 1446 393 7 For r ent 1 bd r turn , apt $ 175 pe r mo., $50 dep , 6 mo tease, u trl 1tres pd . no c hrldren, on pe ts, rn c rty Ca ll 446 3667 after 5 Furn rshed eflr c renc y $135, utrltre s pd ShMe ba th , adult s Ca ll 446 44 16 aft er 7PM Furnr shed apt , 3 bdr . $195, wa ter par d Cal l 446 4416 af · fer 7PM. 41 Hou ses f or Rent 3 bdr house, apts. co m m er cral ht g hwasy Iron tage Ca l l 30 4 675 5104 or 675 538o Homes l or Rent, Lease or L and contrac t rn tow n or co untry Cal l Str out Rea lt y, 446 0008 Olde r lram house tn Rto Grand e ar ea Ca ll 446 3258 or 446 3888 Fu r n tshed apt , 3 bdr , ad ults. $175 Share ba th , util t1 es pa rd Ca ll 446·4416 after 7PM Part1a l fy furnr shed rooms and ba th 992·5908 4 2 bd room apt , furnt shed, No pet s, utrltf1 es pard drunk s, or dope John Sheets, 3111 mr . South Mtd· d lepor t R 7 Apar t men ts 67 5·5548 3 bdr co untry home avai l able in Cl ay Twp , ct ty sc hoo l s, $250 pe r fno plus dep St ove & refrrg rn eluded . Calf eve ntng 256· 9363 APARTMENTS, mobtl e h omes, hous es, Pt Plea sant and Ga llipol i s. 614 ·446·8221 or 614-245-9484 4 bdr house for r ent over looki ng river 3 m• out of Ga llipol1 s, $250 mo Ca ll 446 ·161 5or4461244 . ' Furni shed one bedroom apa rtm ent, ex tra ni ce, adults onl y No pets . Phone 304-675 · 1386 s TWO bedroo m , un furni shed . One bedroom ef · fi cienc y . 304-675·2722 . r hous e on riv er. bea utiful v 1ew, privacy , $275. per mo plus depos1t Ca ll 446· 4922 after 5: 30 or wee kend s 4 bed r oom , cen tral arr and hea t , CII Y water, frrepla ce, ~ unf urni shed except k i t ·~ c hen SJOO month plus utiliti es. Reference and deposit required . In 1 Ra ci ne. 949-2293 . 1 Rooms wrth cookrng, cable , arr , $40 a week 30 -' 773 565 1 46 One bedroom furnished apa rtme nt, utilit1 es paid . 304 675 1897 A P ART MENT in Pl easa nt, 614-446·8221. Space for Rent COU NTRY MO BI LE H omC' Park , Rou te 33, Nor th of Pom eroy Large lots Cel l i 997 7479 455 Olds mot or & ot her par ts Call 245 9564 Rr vcr lots for rent Call992 57 87 alt er 5 30 p m Srmp lt c rty ro ta Id ler S 110, and f'lf'c lrr c swce pN $15 . qood cond Cal l 256 137 1 TRAILER lot. 90x70, Pear s on T r ilr l er Cour l , Gilllrpolr s Ferry , 30 4 675 6167 Ko hl er prano, tweed dan ce Pr rce rtem s Sma ll trarler spa c es M,1 son 304 773 565 1 n os Pt . Apartment for rent . ca ll 304-675-5968 after 5 P .M . 2 t rres and tubes 600x l 6 949 2063 aff er 6 p.m . For sale lon g bed toppe r for compa c t truck. 2 se ts too l boxes. srde mount 8 It 2 w rndow ar r condr tt one r s, 10x70 aw nrn q, V 6 bla c k Max ou tboard 175 HP m otor boat and trail er, l4 x2 4 Stu rdy H o u se bu rlctrn q 304 675·4424 c=Mercbandl5!!:: 51 & Campbe ll sprn et S500 B l ue & gold couc tl , S50 Squar e dresses srz es 38 42 neqotrab l e on a ft Gaso lrn e and hc alrng fu e l Cal l Ex c el stor Otl Com pany 6 14 992 Wanted t o Rent ---------- Mobrle home for r ent Cal l 446 4125 or 446 0756 Mobrle H o m e, Pl easa nt 614 446 827 1 174 p1e c es brown un derprnnrnq f or a mob rl e home used 1us! I year A seven & one ha lf teet by 58 •nc he wrdc mu lft co lored , brotded nva l rug Whtte unr l or ms (p.=~ nt s urt s) three clrfferent styles. stzes 9 10 A royal blue ( Sa br e make ) portable typewrrter . green Cal l alt er 4PM. 446 3065 W,1n ted to rent ware h ou se. stor aqe burldtng or ln r ge garoqc rn Ct t y of Gal l rpo l rs Ca tl 446 3159 Mobtl c Hom es for Re nt ONE brdroom hom e. 304 675 .d l 54 Furn tshed Room s Hou se hold Good s SWAIN AUCT I ON FURNITURE & PAW N SH OP 62 O l tve St , Ga ll1pOit S New sof a bed s $250, used so f a beds $100, r ec ltner s $80, bunk bed s $100. bunk re mattr esses $40 , maple rock ers $49, mc1ple drnett se ts fr om $125 to $175, bedroom surtes lrvtng room $150. 3 pc sur tes $199. 2 pc l rvtng room su tt es $140, love sea ts $70, owl la m ps $25, rrnger was her s $75 , dr yers , seve ral r el r tge r ators, u ttld y cab tn e t s , m ec han rc ' s tools, beds, silve r stone, TV .s, wood burners, st ero's and lo ts mor e Open l Oam to 5p m , 4463159 TR OYB I L T ROTOT I LLE RS. A ll mode l s Dt scount s ! I mmcd raf e Shrpment, Trodes cons rd ered Ca ll 703 947 387 1 or wrr t e Hr ckory Hill Nursery, Rt 1 Box 390 A . Frshersv rll e, VA 179)9 St andtnq Wa l nut Phone 304 895 3647 55 t rees Bulldtng Stpphes Building m aterra l s block . brt ck, sewer prpes, wrn dows, lr n tets. et c Claud e Wrn ter s, R ro Gra nd e, 0 Ca ll 245 5121 GOO D U SE D AP PLIANCE S washer s, dryer s, r efr rgerator s. r a n ges Skaggs Ap p l rances, U pper Rrver Rd. bes rde Stone Cres t Mo tel 446 7398 M etal Shee ts 4'x 8' thru 4'x l 2' P mes $7 90 to $9 60 Ex f ce ll e nt bu tl d tn g ma t e rr al, porcelr n e, ena m el coa t ed won' t rust 18 l o 22 qa u qe 614 667 3085 Tup per s Plarn s, 011r o The Doily Senlinei - Page- Motor Hom e 11 WANT A S KS . LET'S BU S INESS LEAVE TI-l E ..._ QPS 1N ' ~OBBERS T O TH E MOVIES.•' Winnabago m otor home e.c c ond Call446 2203 - =----. 27' A vian tr ave l tr arl er , ex cond Ca ll 446 3258 ___ ___ , 24' se lf co nt a rn ed Gam per. $1,600 Ca ll 446 1912 Fruit &_V e_g~~bl es services Vege t ab le Plan t s, red ye llow p •n k t oma t oes, brocc oli , brusse ll sprou ts, 75 cent s dozen .. Peppers . Phone 304 675 ·3056 81 59 A lot of diff er ent par ts for 350 or 400 eng rnes A lso par I s for 74 Impala tnter tor perfect . 742 ·3063 ---------- s!I ppllg=- :: ~ 61 Farm Equ tpl_!l ent 1 se t at John Deer e 4 bot tom 16 ' se mr mount plows, 1 Hil lsbor o trr ·aXIe goose ne ck 28' tr a der Ca ll 6 14 256 6534 63 V l CP. USED EQU I P IH Hydr o 70, 9N- Ford. 2000 Ford , 550 Ol rver, MF 65. JO M , Long 460 4x4 w tth loader, drsc. cultrv at or s. pl o w s. JD ma nur e spreader . Ford 50 1 mower. 1979 Dodq e Rarn Ct1arger 4 x 4 , 1979 Dodge p tck up 4X4 WE BUY USED EQU I P MENT' New build tngs a t fac t or y Al l pa r ts accounted l or All structu r al stee l ca rn c s fu l l faclory gua rant ee Buildtng s 10,000 squa r e tee t to t he sm alles t 1.700 squar e Must se ll rm f eet medra tely Wrll sell cheap Ci!l l too l free I 800 248 0065 or I 800 248 032 1 Ex t 777 . For sa le pull type lrm e spr ea der Ca l l 256 1206 New Holland 66 Baler 949 2609 or 949 2234 15 II qrarn bed wrth tw rn -hots!, stee l srde boards and tad gate $700 Ca ll 742 2306 afte r 5 p m or see a t N ew Lrma Rd , Rutl and. Oh10 Fr~rmall C wr th 2 bo tt om plow s 949 2063 after 6 p m A N Ford Tractor New parn t and good t rres $1, 650 John Dee r e 3 pt cor n plan ter $450 3 pl 6 It bl ade $125 I 653 5043 941 B Ca taplll ar end loader . good co ndrlr on, 304 458 1542 Srde delt ve r y hay rake, spoke whee l t ype 3 pt Hook up, l tke new $400 af ler 5 p m 304 882 28 19 Livestock 7_1____ Auto~ __ _ REG QUARTER HOR SES T rarnrng, s h owrng, br ee drng , sa l es and boar d rn g Contac t Dan Beam . Ga ll tpolr s, 446·018 3 1969 PONT I AC Bonnev ill e. full y eQurpped. w rth arr cond ttronrng , good con drt ion, prtc e $650 phone 614-446 4630 R eg Q u a rt er hor se yea rl rng ge ldrng, exce ll en t show prospect, show n sue cessfu l l y at hal ter Dan Beam , Galll pol rs, 614 446 0183 1977 OLDS C tu tlass Supr eme. power steerin g, power br akes. auto ima t rc. ar r co nditionrn g, AM FM r adro, 45,000 miles, ex ce llen t cond 1tr on, phone 304 675 2039 Reg Polled Hereford bull App 1,600 lbs , S850 00 or trad e f or g ood used hayrake plus boot Ca ll 256 9303 4 door. a c, good co nd tf ron See AI tQgs or ca ll 30 4 67 5 65 'SPR IN G CLEA N UP SA LE ' J iv td en's Fa r m Equrpm enl. 4.46 1675 Long tr ac tor s, Vermee r ba ler s & hay equrpmen t , bal e m ove r s, r otary t el l er s, disc. post d tgger & d r• vers. seede r s. r ot ar y cutter s Blades. gates, & fron t end loa der And see us to ge t your parts & comp lete se r SAID T HE FLY TO W E VE BEE N FRIEN [:lS FO R rHE 5PJDER, HI~ 'f EAR $ WE Vf f' EEN THROUG H ..\ LOT TOG ETHER .. W_F ' 'tf St'I\E C' EI.1.C..tl ~H..!'BS~ LIV E S! PAINTIN G 1ntenor and ex t e rr o r , plumb tn g, roofrn g. some remode l rng 20 yrs exp Ca ll 388 9652 For sa le 1981 F ord Trac tor , m ode l 1700, 4 wh ee l dr rve dresel 5 ft bru sh· hog 12 rn pos t hole drgger 4 ft by 8 !I c hevy u trlrt y tr a il er 992 7298 FOR sale or tr ade Ford 5000 dt ese l $4500 MF 165 dre se l $4500 MF 35 dreses delux e $2995. Oliver 88 gas $675 New 5 ft K rng cutter mower $450 N o r easonable o f fe r r efu sed . Srde r s E Qutpm ent , H end er so n , 304 675 7421 Hom e I m_pr~~e_!Tle nt s__ STUCCO PLA STERIN G tex tur ed cei ling s com m ereta! and r es •dentt a l, free es t ima t es Ca ll 256 1182 For Sa l e or Trade Seed & Fertthter BULK BLEND ED Agr.cu ltural fert1l1zer de lr vered & spread or del i vered & dumped or pi ck ed up at pl a nt Bi en ding se r v iCe hour s 8 to 4, Monday t hru Fnday , other hour s req ues t on spr ea der buggy r ental s A compl ete rndepend ent bus.nes F arm E Qutpm ent se rr vce, Cl rf l ord W Sn yder owner , Jac k so n. OH , 286 4983 71 Autos for Sal e 1976 Gra nd P tt x, P S, PB , & at r. 65.000 miles, ve ry good c ond Ca ll 388 8769 11974 Ol ds Cu tl ass exc co nd , low mrl es, new tir es, new ex haust Must se ll bes t off er Ca ll 675 6586 1978 H onda Ctvtc, Hond a ma t• c. $2, 950 Ca l l 446 7523 For sa le 1974 Camara wt t h 1976 400 eng.ne, new carb , new parnt, new ttres. new chr om e Stde ptpes Call446 3 142 or 446 2235 69 VW runs good, r ecent l y ove r hauled, good t•res, $900 Ca ll a lte r 5. 446 8328 80 GMC PU , 6 cy l stand , P S, exce ll en t co nd , $4,000 00 80 Datsun 2 dr , au to, ftk e new , $4 ,250 00. 78 Mus tang , 4 spd , $2 ,000 00 78 Dodge 4X4 PU , sharp, $2,600.00 78 Cad illac Coupe Dev rll e, ' Loaded ' 75 Ford PU super ca b , aut o., w / at r cond , niCe, $1,950 00 B & D Motor s, St Rt 160, 446 7322 Nova, new 400 eng rne, 4 speed on the floor, cutla ss whee ls, c utla ss rnteri or , camp tuned up Writ se ll wt th racrng accessorres 69 mod el and well worth $1495 . Ca ll74 2 3063 after 5 1977 Electra Glide Classrc. low mrleage, very clean . Must see to appreciate. 592 · 5864 . A I hen s LAY NE 'S FURN IT UR E Sofa , chatr, rocker , ot 1981 Chevy C rtatton 17,000 • l oma n, 3 tab l es, (ex tra Pe t s for Sa l e ONE New Ho ll and 68 m il es. New c ond . Will con heavy by F ron tr er ), $685 56 stder 4 w hee l drive on H avbale r . 304 576·2345 Sof a, chatr and loveseat, CA T DR AGO N WY ND trade . 992-5170 $275 Sof as and cha rrs TERY KEN N E L AKC prr ced from $285 to S795 CFA Chow puppre s. T abi es, $38 and up t o $ 109 Livestock 1974 Ford Prnto Hatchback , H rma l aya n, Pers1an and 63 H rde a beds,$340 , quee n 4 cy l auto , ex ce ll ent cond Sramcse ktltens Ca ll 446 Regtstered and graded hor srze . $380 Rec lrn er s, $175 Ask tng S1. 150 992 3027 or 3844 aft er 4 p m . ses, exce ll en t 4· H pror ec t to$295, Lamps from $18 to 949 2715 . English and w es tern sa d $65 5 pc dr nettes fr om $79, HI LLC R ES T KE NN EL di es every thtng to $385 7 p c . $1B9 and up tmag tn ab le rn hor se equtp· Sal e by owne r . 1981 Olds. Wood tab le wtth 4 c harrs, Board rn g a l l br eeds, cl ean Brougham rnd oo r ou td oor f ac ilitr es m ent and supplr es, a lso SUpr eme S2 19 up to $495 Desk $110 Diesel. 2 dr exc. gas Dober rrdrng lessons and tr a tl Hutches. $300 and $375 , A lso AKC Reg mil eage, ru s t proofed, man s Ca ll446· 7795 rrd es and horse t ra tnrn g map l e or p.ne ftnr sh crur se c ontrol, a•r con · Ruth Reeves, Hoof H oll ow Bedroom surtes Ba sse tt dittontng am ·fm stereo Che rry , $795 Bunk bed BR I AR P A T C H KE NN ELS 614 698 3290 rad•o, casse tte tape player . co mplete wrth mattr esses, Boardrng and g rooming Ca ll 992 ·2342 before 5 and $250 and up to $395 Cap AKC Gordo n se tters , Y ea rling Charolars bull 992 ·7683 a fter 5. tat n's beds. $275 com plete Eng l tsh Cock er Spaniel s 742 2535 Baby beds, $99. Mattresses Ca ll 388 ·9790. 1979 Chevy Chevette, 4 dr. or box spnng s, full or twm , 4 ye ar old Appa loosa ma r e $58 , f irm , $68 and S78 hatchback, 4 ~ peed . 1 GR OOMING . POOD L E 304-6 7 5· 38 t 8 owner, low mileage, exc Qu een set s. $195 4 dr Taylor at 367 cond . Will accept tr ade or c he sts, $42 5 dr c hests, Ca ll Jud y Ptgs. Phone 304-675·3308 . $3,100 614-667 <)085 $54 Bed frames, $20 and 7220 S25 , 10 gun · Gun ca b.nets, $350 , dmette c ha ir s S20 GRADE m ar e, wr th ftlly 1975 Olds. Omega, 2 dr. b l ac k and wh ite and $25 Gas or elec tri c AKC co lt, 3 yea r s o ld, half stan · HT.. p s , p .b.. air, tilt r a nges . $325 . Baby Cocker Spanr el, m a le, 7 dard breed & regi st er ed wheel , good cond $1,395. matresses. $25 & $35. bed months old, $50 304-675 Quarter mare 304-675·5812 Will acce pt trade 614-667 fr ames $20, $25, & $30 Used 1076 3085 Furntture bookcase, r anges and TV' s. 3 mtf es l------------'-----------~ ou t Bulaville Rd . Open 9am 1968 Mustang 2B9 auto. V ·8 to 7pm, Mon . thru Frr , 9am with Keystone classics . 992· to 5pm. Sa t . 5434 . 446·0322 HARTS Used Cars, New Haven West Virginia . Over Ray's Used Furniture, Ad· 20 less expe nsive cars in drson, Oh . Oak sw. ngs stock . $18 .95 , c oppertone kitchen ca binet $35 , chest $45, dresser $35 , LR chair $25, swi nging c radl e $25, break· fast set $35, antique hutch $150. Open 9 til 5 Ca l l 367 · 0637. G E heavy dulhy~ ;:~'~~~:11 $100. Kenmore C. dryer , like new, guaranteed . Cat1256· 1207 . 0 74 . CHEVY Betarr slat ion wag.on, good ru,n nlng con· dillon, S650. 72 Plymouth station wagon, runs good, $350. 304-576· 2866. SURE AIN'T- TOO CAPTAI N STEEMER Car pet Cl ea nr ng fea t ur ed by Hatf elt Bros th ers Cus to m Carpe ts Fr ee est tma tes Cal l 446·2107 1981 C H EVETTE. ex ce ll en t co nd rt•on. one ow ner . 4 speed. lot s of ex tra s. Ca l l 304 675·752 1 ilfler Sp m Expert remodelrng . dr tr on s, all l or m of pentry Call 446 7376 free esttmat e, Monday Thursday on l y 72 T ruck 's for Sa le For sa le 1977 F ord 700 se r , cab & chass re ve r y qood cond i tr on, $4,000 Ca ll 446 411 9, 7 004 30 1978 Ford pr c kup st andard shrfl v 8, would c onsrdered trad e rn . ex co nd Ca ll 446 4053 79 CH EV '( L uv . wr th top per, new trr es, new s tr c kcr . good cond rtr on $7575 00 304 773 5503 8 1 Toyota dresel prckup. 5 speed , ex c e l lent f uel mil eage Phone 304 675 3818 81 D ATS UN Truc k , phone 304 67 5 175 1 73 Va ns & 4 W . O . 1980 CH EVY Sco ft sdale, J ,. ton 4 w hee l dr1v e, P S. AM FM , requl ar gas. 30,000 mtl es 304-773 5 150 FOR sa le. 1979 Jeep CJ 5. $5000 00. l ots of ex tr as. ca l! 304 675 4610 a lter 3· 00 p m Motorcycl es 1978 Hond a X R75 . Ca l l 446 32 10. c a ll a ft er 4PM . 1972 Hond a 350 motorcyc l e, e> . cond .. $450 . Call 367 0350. 80 Yamaha Super spec ral good cond ., rea sonabl e R J . B r ownrng . Ca ll992·7685 . 19 75 Go ldwtn g 1000 dressed, exce ll ent co n dttron, $2,600.00. 6,000 miles on engin e Ca ll 245-5297 af ter 5PM 1981 H ar l ey Davrd son l,OOOcc sport Blk st ock , mint cond .. 980 m , Lo ts of Chrome S3 ,500 . or Sl.700 assume loan. Ca ll 797 32 18 after 3 p m . E)( ce ll ent condition Honda CR250M . Yamaha 80. Hon da 50 , 2 speed Call 304·6754662 a fter 5 p . m 74 CB 360 Hond a. low mil eage, exce ll ent shape, $450 . 304· 576 ·2866 . 1981 YA H A M A 650 , e> · ce ll ent co nditton, 304·882· 3331. 1981 H AR LE Y Davidson, Sportster . 304 ·675-4824. 1981 Kawaski K D X 175, e> cellent condition , $1,000 Phone 304·882·2428. 1978 YAMAHA GT 80 , good condition, S225 . phone 314· 675-2955 . 75 Boals and YOUR VILLAGE IN I.EM ! What is I? Vice-president o' a war? All fsedid so far is push an' shove! ~ed d tad more b~1 It's a push · \__Joel' Han' me i;h'juq!) an'-shove wort: ~~ ufus! s F & K Tr ee Tr rmmr ng , stump r emoval 675 1331 RIN G LE S' S SERVICE ox perrenced mason, rooter . ca rp en t er. elec t rrcran , qene r a l r eparr s and remodelrng Phone 304 67 5 lOBS or 675 4560 (,\,- ";:-"1 __ TAKE Mf M EANWHILE.. ... 7i<'AVEL /ENJOY LI!=E... BUT STAY ADVI CE, OR VILLE ... DIVEST YOURSELf OF SOME OF YOUR BUSINESS RESP0~51131LITIES . 00 YOU FtAN 10 SEE YOUR AWAY FROM RICH FOOO ANP YOU~L BROTHER t.!VE 70 liE AGAIN 7 FRIDAY I GUESS I HE'S 50 ALa¥£. I 1lfE WORLC7. .. I· I FEEL 5a'?RY FQF!. HIM .' 8 .30 ([) 10 (]}} Maggie Maggre (I) MOVIE ·The Ktds Are se lls the frrst poem she send s to a newspaper Alright' 12 00 (]) Burn s & Allen (]) Top Rank Boxmg from At lantrc City ([) MOVIE 'W aterloo' (I) Nightline (f) PBS late N1ght Gl (f%1 Fridays T onrght s gues l host . 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Park Ce ntral Ho tel 47 L ots & Acreage Pr rcc redu ced 2 lots wrth rur ol water c lose to cr ty l1mil s. $4 ,450 00 Call 446 1294 45 Apartmen t for Rent by larry Wright Mt sc Merchand tce Plas tic Sep t 1c Tank s State and county approved. 1.000 gal t an k . prr ce $340 Oth er srzes rn stock , haul 10 your pt ck up tru c k Ca ll 614 286 5930 . Ja c kson, Oh RON EVA N S E NTERPRI SES Pr ,ce redu ced F or sale or r ent 12x60 1 bedroom m obil e home w1fh 2 lots Gas heat, rural water Close to c 1ly l1mil s Cal l 'N' CARLYLE"' Pe_!s_!~ S~_!e Sonia 's Prof essiona l Dog Groomtn g Call6 14 · 388 · 85~7 and ask for Soni a sa Brown rn g Eag le 23 c hannel base stafton , tr ansm ttt er , and 104 and recerver. power mtke, $300 frrm . 245 9501 Call Sk1dm or e tor mobile home s moved Greenlawn Tran sport ----. -. 56 Friday, May 21, 1982 Friday. May 21, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Rukeyser analyzes the '80s wrth a weekly re vtew o f econom tc and rn vestment matt ers 9 00 aJ 700 Club (]) Profe s~ ion a l Rodeo from Mesquite. TX (I) Ul ~ MOVIE : 'Dreams Don 't Di e' 0 (]) ® Dallas J R 1rres to dry up the Farlow 's orl supplies fA) (60 mrn J ()) Next Question ® Creativity w/ Bill Moyers 'Hr gh School for Performrng Art s In thr s eptsode the vrewer s are rn trod uced to the uncomprom rsrng teachers and rrgorous academrc stan da rd s that encourage and ennch the creatrv e asplra trons of the puprl s [Closed Capuonedj 9 .30 (]) American Interests 0 :00 0 (IJ (ZJ McClain 's Law Frrst of two pan s McC iarn and Gates rnves trgat e a senes of seemrngly random slay•ngs. 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(60 mtn I [Closed Captioned) 1 11 :oo o(lJI CIJ m mo m em &J News aJ Nashvftto RFO (]) ESPN Sporta Canter CIJ Dick Cavett 1 I :30 D CZl TonfQht Show ffi Another Ufo (IJ All In tho Family (I) Bonny HUt Show D (I) NBA Baakotball Playoffs: T••m• to 1:)., W -- CIJ IJIJ w-....on WMI</ ....,_ Pout buko hoato u top W111hington joumot· lsta analyze the news. week ' 1 11 (1) c,ptioned ABC Newt ill MOVIE: 'LAit'a Scare 'Jeaalc:e to o..th' (lJ Nlghttlno :46 Ill MOVIE: 'Caveman' e SATURDAY 5/22/82 EVENING 6 :00 0 (IJ 0 (I) ® News CU Traveler's World (l) .,Championship Wresttln·g I (!) God Has the Answer (I) Classic Country ® With Ossie and Ruby 'How I Got Ovah · Thts rs a mustcal tnbut e to poet Carolyn M Rogers by organ•st/smger Billy Preston and the Communrty First Baptist Church of Dallas (Closed Captioned] 6 :30 0 (IJ (ZJ NBC News (IJ MOVIE: 'Beyond tha Reef' aJ Pro Celebrity Golf Sarles (!) ' 79 U .S. 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'The M an With Bogan 's Face' (]) Und ersea World of Jacques Cousteau 0 I]) [ffi MOVIE 'The Wild and tho Free' [tl Vi c Braden' s Tenm s 9 30 (]) I!) {1} Fantasy Island Mr Roark e banle:> fu1 the lrves of a mother and her possessed daugh101 and a mov1e star des tre s IO be an ordrna ry woman Gue st starnng Barbara Parkrns and Lonr Anderson (R) (90 mrn) ICiosnd Capttonedl (j]) Sneak Prevtews Each week co-hosts Roger Ebert and Gene Srskol ACROSS 3 7 Ma o J\ns wer tn p.,•. •ous Puu •t: tu ng l Young lady I ~ r atlbr ' Sc out1 ng gr ou p 1abb r I 8 W1 nter han d war m('< 1 2 Won. hard 13 Heartbe2! chart •abbr ! 4 Towaro sn ellt" ' · 5 Squee1ed oul 16 Jaoa nese curr enc y 17 Monu te 1I1 St.'CI 18 W o P~ 20 lau c1a nuiT' 22 Su n (La\ t 23 Dry as w•ne 24 Se t ot ma tched turn •tu re 2 7 Fema le sa1nt (a bbr I 28 Motor coach 3 1 Lyserg 1c ac 1d drethylam•de 32 Hold rn check. 33 Landmg boat 34 Bother 35 Brandy type 36 NaltOnal monogram 38 Mtme 3q Pc10 p 4 1 Sun rn law of Mohamm ea 42 Estuary 4 3 Mospron ounc ed S 46 Publ•c tlall 50 Cul tute medoum 5 l Noge 11 an '" bes m.H' 53 Aware of wos ) 54 Bull 1So ) 55 Ovt.'l ilfl!i abow 56 Ger man r >t'r 57 DeVal eril ~ land 58 Sweet po tato 59 P er ce•~f' c>dOI DOWN 6 Gl•<te on sno,., 32 Has II,· 7 S ~ c 11 1 •r 35 f .... <l'"' 'T',t1• 8 Brao an 39 El!H • · ~\ 9 ll. IITI b1,n1• 4("' 0 cwt" r1 •J 10 bp iO II tJ,,~on l'5Sf'1~r 11 Festrva' ~' Pro te c1ve qJ· 19 Ill 2 1 " '"'1 of 4:' fhJ )Sf1 rT' ~ramiTW• 4 3 s. hi •lr1 14 Bed tJ ,),p 1 15 l n l o 11r~t• , 11 4·1 Llpr,> od pr 1 tlulC<lU ~lll1 1 MP.sa ames 26 Unuseo (abbr ) Scandtn avoan 27 Dr•ed up 28 MelanthDi v god 29 So v u~t rJn•on 3 Mortgage (abbr 1 4 Ea rl •esl born 30 Ba seballer 5 Pa le bluosh Mus1a l gree n ~) r.j . an q~·rnen t 4 J 1nner IP'f'f , 4 'I A rn e ••( J n l rdr,lns 4: •od<to On dl r,:' -MQf' Sfld k. e ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME byHennAmoldandBobLH l.,9 ~~ a Unscramble these tour Jumbles, one lener to each square , to form lour ordinary words MAXIO Ill 0 I UNTOF Ill 0 ILUDGEEI D I I I Now arrange the etrcled tenars to form the surprise answer, as sug· gested by the above cartoon Print answer here: "K I I I J" (Answers tomorrow) Yesterday's D Cll Concom (jJ CBS Nowo CID Feat Forwertl 7:00 0 Jack ' Cil Judy lynn Show (]) ESPN Sport s Cent er (]) Hee Haw Cl) Lawren ce W alk 0 CJ) Words of Champions ([) Great Rtulway Jour · neys @ Hanna' s Ark CID Jazz at the Mamte nan ce Shop 'Brll Evans Tr ro. (No 2) Brll Evans. p1ano . Marc Johnson. bass. and Joe LaBarbera. drum s (60 mrn 9 Ul ~ Sohd Gold 7 30 II (]) In side l ook (I) Amerrcan Tra•l ® In the Know B 00 II (]) aJ Harper Valley Stella s look alrk e cousm mak es advances toward Bobby Taylor (AI (]) MOVIE· 'The Hand' (I) MOVIE 'W ooden Horse' (!) NASL Soccer San Diego vs Montreal (J) Nashville Alive ([) I!) {121 love Boat A movre star has problem s cop•ng w1th success Gues t starrrng Lon• Anderson lA) (90 mrn ) !Closed Cap l!onedl G (I) Dance Fever (IJ MOVIE: 'I'm All Right, '• I Jumbles· LITHE PUPIL TEAPOT GLANCE Answer: The man In the moon appears tired moat of the time because tre's usually th1eOUT All NIGHT "TK IYIA ' B BYNK, ORB JLVV VB TK TKSK BCLB LB BCK XVLEYAM OYVV CLVKE SHJO'A'SHVV . " PREVIOUS SOLUTION My '~' Si l 10 IM Oval O l! •c~;~ !o1 lunch WJ!h the pres1den1 was more on lh e na tur(> ot ,, vos r1 10 111e woodshed " - Davrd Stockma" 0'214 �Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Friday, May 21 , 1982 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Tornadoes rip homes, farms floods pound Great Plains By GRAHAM VINK Associated P ress Writer Tornadoes sm as hed homes and farms a nd a wlnd-blown power Une electrocuted a truck dri ver as the violent weather that has spawned 100 twisters a nd a plague of Ooods pounded the Grea t P la lns for a 13th day. Nine teen to r na does s kip ped through the Midwest Thursday, towns were Oooded by cloudbu rsts a nd a railroad line was washed ou t. At least tour people were Injured. And In Connectlcut . high wlnds tha t lashed pa rt s of the Northeast knoc ked out power to thousands . A woman was hos pitalized In Adria n, Mo .. after she was picked up a nd dropped by a torn ado outside her home . Thre€ people were Injured when high wind In Pottstown. Pa., overturned their car as they stopped a t a traffic light, a nd a helicopte r was blown oil a ra mp by a tom ado a t Fort Sill , Okla. , a uthorities said . Authori ties sa id a truck driver was e lectroc uted after high-tension wires we re blown on the ve hicle's root near J acksonville, lll. Wa rm . moist air from the Gulf of Mexico collided with cooler a tr over no rtheast Kansas Thu rsday to spa wn 19 twisters In- six states, said Na tlona l Weather Service forecas ter J etf Behrens ln Kansas City . The weathe r system was expected to move east today Into llllnots, he sa id . Area deaths Ira G. Davis Word has been rece ived of the death of Ira G. Davis, 76, on May 10, a t the Eas t Liverpool Con valescent Center followin g a lengthy Illness. Mr. Da vis was born J une 23, 1905 In Pomeroy the son of the late Milla rd and Ma ry Roush Davis. Mr. Roush retired fro m Crulclble Steel In 1970. He was a member of the First Christia n Chu rc h. He Is survived by his wile, Phyllis Woods Davis, whom he marrted April 'll , 1925; thre€ sons, Keith, Ralph , a nd Lewis F . Davis; four da ughte rs, Wa nd a Moore, Chester, W. Va .. Jua nita Sanford, Smyrna Beach, F la .; Helen P a ug h, Springfield a nd Sue Anderson, Camphlll . Pa.; one sister. Mrs. Addle Brown, Pomeroy, seveal gra ndchildren and grea t gra ndchildren. F uneral services were held at 1: 30 p.m . Thursday, Ma y 13, at the Arner F unera l Chapel, Chester , W. Va .. wi th the Rev., William GlUtla nd olllcla tlng. Burial was In Shadow La wn Memory Gardens. Newell . W. Va . Attendlng the services from here were Mrs. Add le Brown , Phyllis Spencer a nd VIolet Wa lker aU of Pome roy and Mr. a nd Mrs. Lewls Long, Middleport. Murlie H. Russell Murlle H. Ru ssell, 83. formerly of Alfred , d ied this morning a t Guern sey M e m o ri a l H os pit a l , Cambridge. Mrs. Russell was born at Alfred the da ughte r of the Ia te John and Ma ry Swa rtz Hawk. She was also preceded In death by one siste r , Iva F indling, two brothers, Eve rett and Coy Ha wk. She was a member of Ora nge Chris ti a n Churc h a nd Alfre d Gra nge. She Is survived by two da ughters, Mrs. Willia m (Roxie) Pettit, Marietta. and Mrs. Robert (Sibyl ) Har m o n. Ga lena, Ohio ; one brothe r. Arthur Hawk, Phoenix, Ariz.; five grandchildren a nd seven grea t grandchtldren . Funer a l services wtll be held Sunda y a t 2 p.m . at the White Funeral Home In Coolvllle with Brother Thomas Rlchason olllclating. BurIa l wlll be In the Orange Chrlstlan Chu rc h Cemetery . F riends m ay ca ll at the funeral home Saturday fro m 2 to 4 a nd 7 to 9 and on Sunda y one hour prior to services . Meigs County happenings .. Names omitted Tilt' nanws of Rtdwrd DeMoss an d Ttllllll Y Todd Tillis W t' l't ' untnll'ntlOilii lly ur111tt ed fro m the lt ~t uf students 1-! l'adua llng frurn Ml' tgs Ht ~ h Sdwnl. In ad dtti on, th e Eask rn lwno r stud t·n t.. . wt·n· tr-ctnspnsl'd. Sarah Goebt·l IS till' ci<Jss sal uta lonan wh tl t• Kda Young rs \'dlt·drt ·tonan . Dand lct nna n ·llt ' s nctlll t' wa s utm tlt'd as t'l<:t\'ln g take n pa rtmlh e Mt·Jgs Ht l! h School gradu alwn exe rctscs Tuesdar llt l! hl. l;mna rt'l ll as class p tT Sidt•nt ~fi\'C t ht,' Wl' lcOJnl' iJdd l'l'S.'i a nd Hltrodun 'd uther l'la ss off tt·t•rs as wt· ll as lht· Ht:\'. Hobt' rl M t{~ t'l' at th e bat"cala ur e~l ll' stTV H' t' Squads kept busy Six emergency calls were a nswered Thursday a nd early Friday morning by units of the Meigs County E mergency Medical Service. Four Involved Injuries In aut omobile accidents. At 8:23 a .m . Thursday. Leona rd Va n Meter was transported from an accident on Route 7 a t Bradbury to Veterans Me morial Hospital. At 9:48 a. m . Helen Williams was taken from he r Middleport residence to the Holzer Medical Center, and at 10:10 p.m . Holly Starcher was transported from the Pomeroy Health Care Center to Veterans Memoria l Hospital. The Tuppers P la ins squad transported Ethel Stout from her Route 7 home to Camden Clark, at 12:19 p.m . At 2: 18 a. m . the Tuppers Plains squad tra nsported Randy Shields from a n auto accident on Route 7, Tuppers Pla ins to Camden Clark Hospital In Parkersburg. Delbert Huddleston was taken from a Route 33 accident at Burlingham to Veterans Memorial Hospital at 6: 30a.m . and at 8 a.m. the Rutland squad transported Jimmie Qu1llen from an accident on Route 124 In Rultand to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Hit-skip probed The Pome roy Pollee Department are tnvesttgatlng a hlt-sklp accident that occurred Wednesday at 11: 33 p.m . Acco rding to the pollee department Sha ron Cunning ham, Syr acuse, wa s tra ve ling south on Mulberry Ave. , when a car trave lIng north went left of center and struc k the Cunning ham ve hicle and contlnued on. The depa rtment Thursday morntog a t 9 a.m . received a report that a car s truck the side of the former Shamrock Motel and left the scene. The pollee department later cited Roger Dilla rd, 24, Syracuse, to the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews on charges of destructlon of property regarding to the Shamrock Incident. Must pay lot fee Pe rsons who have lots at Beech Grove Cemetery are required to pay $5 pe r grave for care of cemetery lots. P ayment Is to made to the Pat Thoma, secretary for the cem etery trustees. It was reported also that the cem e tery trustees are In desperate need of la wnmowe rs. Anyone wtshlng to donate a lawn'mower Is a sked to call city ha ll. Veterans Memorial ADMISSIONS---Darlene Curry, Pome roy; Alma Young, Pomeroy; Wllma Coon, Portland; Tina Yost, Rutland . DISCHARGES---Bertha Dutton, Lula Phlillps , Eleanor Werry. ~~n______,tina vow About 100 tornadoes ha ve htt the Pla ins since May 14. In Nebraska, which was buffeted with tor nadoes for the 12th stra ight day Thursday, a twister dam aged a farm butldlng In Colfax County and up to 4~ Inches of ra in ca used nas h Ooodlng In eas tern counties . Nem eha County olltcla ls kept a n eye on the Nemaha and Missouri rivers. "The river s a re runnlng bank full right now," said Don Wright of the county sheriff's otflce. "We' ve had ftve Inches of ra in stnce 7 p.m . If the rivers go out, we'll have some lowla nd floodlng , but U they go out by 5 or 6 feet, we could have some trouble. " Flooding a long She ll Creek briefly stopped Union P ac ific ra il tralllc on the Nebraska ma in line, s aid railroad spokes man J oe McCartney. The closure was a preca ution because water reached the bottom of a bridge . One main line was open by Thursday aftem oon, he said . Cattle carcasses were found floating In Shell Creek after at least 140 head of cattle drowned Wednesday, and slit washing down from the hlllstdes burted some roads In mud 3 feet deep. The cloudbursts In Nebraska are compoundlng flooding problems because the soU Is already satu rated, said weather service hydrologist Roy Osugt . 1n Oklahoma , an estimated 4 Inches of rain fell In southeastern Bartlesvllte 1n a n hour Thursday afternoon, sa id Poltce Chief Charles Spencer . That boosted the month's rainfa ll tota l to almost 91nches. The cloudburst Oooded low-lying areas, stalling cars a nd blocking roads. he said. A storm swept through Connecti cut on Thursday afternoon, bringIng heavy rain a nd lightning. Wind and blowing lre€ limbs knocked out e lectric it y In more th a n 40 communities. 'Union Jack' flies over Falkland Islands; Frigate 'Ardent' sinks in South Atlantic; Bridgehead prepares for counterattack BRIDGE OV E R TROUBLED WATE RS- Gary Hoadley of Platte Center surveys flood waters from Shell Creek from atnt> a line of ears that were pa rked in The Meigs County Sheritf's Department Is \nvestlgatlng a n accide nt that occ urr ed Thursday morning at 5 a. m . at Rock Springs. According to the report Robert Gre€n, Ctnc lnna tl, was driving an Internationa l Transtar on SR 7 when he missed the turn a t Rock Springs. In the process of turning he backed his rig strlklng the front of a Meigs Local School Distric t bus parked at the Naomi Floyd residence. There was s llgh t d am age to the bus and none to the rig. No citation was Issued . Wednesday at 12:50 p.m . the de- partment was notified of a hit -skip accident a t the entra nce of Meigs Mine No. 1. Robert Grindstead , 58, Athe ns was trave ling west on the com pany' sdriveway , leadlng to SR 124, In a pickup truck when a n untdenti!ted 1962 Chevrolet pulled from another parking lot a nd struck the r ight rear fende r and wheel of the Grindstead truck a nd continued on. the Chevrolet was last seen headed west on 124. Wesley Clark, Rt. 3, Racine (Dorcas ) Informed the sheritf's department that he has two cows missing from his pasture . One Is a Guernsey and the other Is part Holstein and Hereford. Both cows have horns and are wearing leather halters. Persons having any Information are asked to call Clark at949-2075or notify the sherltf's department. the Union Jack over the Falklands, Friday following landing by British troop from the task force. Picture received to London early Saturday direct from a ship with the task force. ( AP Wirephoto). r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;,;;,;;,;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i A car wash wlll be held at the Eilts Sohto Station Mlddlepoi1, Saturday, May 22, beginning at 10 a. m . sponsored by Middleport Pony League. Stt·phCJ ntt' Houcht ns, scholast tr l' halle nge tea m : Brent Houdas hel t. DECA stud ent of the yea r . Susa n Danner , outsta ndin l! vocal rnu si{' stud ent : Ka th y P:uk er , DeKalb nll'dctl : Mctrk McG uin·, Sl'H'nt 'L' aw;u t.l ; Oa vul Huffma n CJild Fn·d Young, outstanding sPnior ma t h stu dents ; Cha rlott t· Lyons. Al gc·bra I awa rd : Pa ul a Sw is her . Algebra II awa rd : Ka rla Brown. Randy J ewell, Ta nya Stobarl , Lon Tanner , Sm· No rma n cmd Brad YtJ ung, F rench I ; Shi rley McDonald . French II : Stepha nie Houchins. J oa n Tann er. F re nch Ill ; Len Sayre. E ngliS h II ; Andrea Tripl ett , pe rfert attendance, sentnrs onl y: Greg Ta ylor, Cindy Cr"t'ks. Danforth <J wanls. juniors; Ly nnl' Oli ve r, sa lutatory award : Da vtd Hoffman. val edictor y cJw;.t nl; La ura Smith . Recei ving Hwa rd.s wert' Lynnt· Oli ver . DAR good ctti zc ns hip a ward : Dick K i n ~-! . principa l's scholarshtp, Hocking Tec h; Tamtn)' Ei cl11n ger a nd Pam Crook s, Mus kingum Coll cJ.( l' scholars hips; Lynne Oli n •r , Ohio Board of Rege nts scholarshtp : F red Youn g, Ph yllis Da vis, Ma r k Clim• and Mcla me Dillard , Ohio Boa rd of Rege nts. certifi cates of ac hi eve ment ; Robin Kitchen, Dal e Brickles and Rhonda Barnhart, st: nwr libret ry awards. Barba ra Chappelear, Donna Hall , Tina Lcark , Ca rnl' Adkms , Karla Brown, Greg Rtft•, Kt•ith Scott, Greg Ta ylor , Jerry Brev ick. Charlene Swartz. Cath y Dl'l .ong, Debbie Werry, Joy Sautcrs, Allen Kin g, Mike Tromm. Scott Pickens, Ri ck Edwards. Tern Thoma and J olene Mood!Spaugh, libra rian awards; Jeff Nash. Semper Fidelis award : Kim Birch[ield . Vtr ki e Boyles, Susan Danner. Teresa Dorst. Mark Friend , Brend a F ry, Ma ry Beth Hawley, Robin Kitchen, Lynn Kloes , Rtwhellt• McDanie l. Jeff Nas h, Lynrll' Oli n•r. Dan Ri ~I.!S. and Helen Slack, St'lllor band recog nition; Fred Young, Mark McGuire, Ma rk Clme. Lynne Oli l c'r . Curtiss Smith and Vol. 16 No . 14 Copyright ed 1982 - Control Tops- Sheer Legs - Support Legs Extra Control Tops Reinforced Toe and Heel - Sandal Foot Discontinued Styles . ,Y:2 Today's T .s. PRICE Ph)·llls Da1·is. Fred Young, Mark Ti..trn ara E i chingL'r . Kri stm Anderson a nd Ma rk Cllne, class hnnorarians: Lynne and Greg Thomas. facult y a waOli rdver to outs tamlin ~ seniors. Lynne Oli ver , Ta mmy Eichinger, Grl'g Tay lor and Rand y Murra y, sp tnl a w" rds; Ma rk Cline. best aclt> r , Betsy Hera ld. bes t al'lress , ti~~iiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OAPSE Chapte r 17 wlll meet Tuesday, May 25, at 7:30 p.m. at Meigs Junior High . The re wlll be Installation of olllcers. date. A-D, Munda y 19-ll a .m. ONLY! , Ma y 24; E- H. Tuesda y 19-11 a. m . Columbus, Ohio; and James William Guthrie, 33, of Crown City, Ohio. Mlller was also charged In a separate Indictment wlth violation of Uhe Mann Act for allegedly tra nsporting a 16-year-old girl !rom Huntlngton to South Point, Ohio, for the pull>Ose of prostltutton, Farber said. Farber said the tnvesttgatlon began after agents working on another case learned of an alleged child pornographjy ring operatlng ONLY I, Ma y 25; 1-P. Wedn esda y 1911 a .m . ONLY I, M" y 26; Q-S , Thur· sda y 19-11 a .m. ONLY! , Ma y 27; TFrida y 19-11 a. m . ONLY! , May 28. If anyun l' ca nnot ma ke their appointed day, come in on June 7, 1982, hours from 9 a .m. to 11 a .m. ONLY. z. Without water Pomeroy VIllage, wlllh Uhe exceptlon of Lincoln Hill and Breezy Heights, was without water Frtday morning due to a break In the main line. Pomeroy Elementary and Salls· bury Elementary Schools were closed as well as Carleton School located at the former junior high bulldtng. A hal wl&bdrawn In silence to his pdloD ceD alter a parole board revoked bl8 lJ8t releue da&e aod ordered the a~t~•v!n of Sen. Bobelt F. Keaaedy to Ulldeip a • A Rabbit for only S599o· peycblatrlc ltudy. For a compace IH PMe report. - Speclflc•tlona: Bu-.g holglll: 7 '-8" Floof lizo: 88~ ·w • 112"l · Door liH: 4\.0"W • II '.()"H ~ rx8' --- and-· lllber crp ' ! r wllo 1M. to power uplloa Ill the- tm11 premier ol 'FJ.S.T.' 'lbe ·lim. wblcb ... leMurel Bod l!conomlcal storage stapr,alntaal&b*oaABC.For procranmUI details _ . with atria. OTHER SIZES & MODELS ALSO IN STOCK Talle-Oae-=-·- - - •Mfr's sugg. retai l pric.e exduding lox, Iitie, l ~e en ~. deoler prep and destination charges Inside today Area deaths ......... A-7 AlongtbeRiver .... B-1-8 Business ••.•••.••••• &1 ClasslfledS • • . • • . • . D-3-7 Editorial • " " " • 1 • ~·Z:-3 Farm ..•. ·......••.• E-2 l..ocal ••••• •••••.A~.J).I State-National ••••••• 0.1 •••••••••••.• C.l-11 992-3381 I . II In the Huntington area. Farber said F BI agents fro m Pittsburgh , Pa ., working undercover posed as c hild pornography buyers. Ma rtin , Miller and Hedgecock I 7o Pag es JS c e n t s are acc used of recru ltlng teen-age gtrls from t he s tre€ts of Huntington to pose for stlll photograp hs and movies while engaging In sex, !Continued on A4 1 ·---·-·-- ..... _..•. __ News briefs... ·----, 1 Charges pending in drug case GALLIPOLIS - Charges are pending against five people ar re sted -by Gallipolis City Pollee fotlowtng a search of a house a t 410 Third Ave. early Saturday m orning. A poltce spokesman said six officers, armed with a search warrant, entered the house a t !i: 19 a. m . and cotlected qua nti ties of marijuana, cocalne use utens lls a nd approxim ately 1,000 uni ts of "suspected" LSD. The alleged LSD wtlll be sent off to be tes ted la ter . the spokesma n said . He said pollee we re alerted to the house when an olltcer observed a party In progress. The partlc lpa nts we re a li~CC:Iy using drugs. the spokesman said. The officer returned to the s tatlon and notuted Invest.gators, who obtained the search warrant. Fotlowtng the search, the participa nts we re taken to the station. The spokesman said charges would depend on the resul ts of the LSD tests. The Letart Falla area of Melp Couaty Is a beehive ol adlvlly as fanners CBI'e for their produce crops. Above, Roger Rou8b (left) and Ed Findley acataer atakl!8 bl Rousb's field of 20,000 tomato planta. COLUMBUS - Albert C Ues, direc tor of the Ohio Burea u of E mployment Services, died Friday night In a Houston hospital where he was being treated fo r cancer , a department spokesm an said . Glles, 66, died In Herman Hospital at about 11:30 p.m ., according to Web L. Davis, manager of the olllce of personnel services at OBES. Davis said he did not know U death was due to cancer or other causes. Gov. James A. Rhodes described Giles as "one of the most Intelligent and respected members of m y cablne t. " Glles leaves a wife and thre€ sons. A former Galli DOlts res ident . he was Gallia County's rent control examiner during World War II. JVSD replacement lery on June ballot Voters are being asked to renew the established oper~ting millage Lil' scct 1 o n ~ . A Mu lt 1m C' d1a In c Ne w s paper OBES director Giles dead Dropping stakes CALL DON E. MUlLEN . 992-3098 "It's some pretty sordid stutf," Farber sald. Some pictures Involved In Uhe tndlctment were reproduced In magaztnes named " Little Dumpllns," "Women and Little Girls - A Speclal Lolltas Magazine," a11d "Teenage Fantasy," Farber said. Charged tn the five-count Indictment are Dean Raymond Martin, 36; Teddy G. Hedgecock, 48, and Eileen Shannon, 30, aU of Huntlngton; Christopher L. Miller, formerly of Cabell County but now of dr<:Hn C:I C:IWCI I'dS . WIC coupon reminder FIE RCE BATILE-Ma p locates appro ximate locati on of Friday's fi erce ba ttle for the Falklands . Shown is the approximate locati on. according to ea rly, ske tchy reports, wh ere Argt: ntiuc warplanes sank the British frigate Ardent, according to a n announ cement made in London Saturda y. Britain also said its forces had established a beachhead in th e San Carlos area of East Falkland. British warships bombarded Port Stanl ey in Friday's a tta ck. and British jt•ts atta cked th r Fox Bay a rea. a ccording tn British announce rn c nts . l AP Lasl·rphuto l. Crown City man charged in "kiddy porn' arrests of Our Bouae MWieWD and toward t!Cholarllblpe and ..other commlllllty educational projecl& For a COillPiae preview of the c.&lli B-1. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Sou th Atlanlrc Ocean 10 lllruclure, cbalekoudornlnlum aod a bome of comemporary AlpiDe wiD be featured 1n "Tour of Intereatlng Homes," to be held June 1.3. Spo11110red by The American AIIIOCiatloo of UoJ. venlty Women (AAUW) of GoJ. Upolla for the tenth year, proceeds from the tour wiD be dollated to the board of tru11tees TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SALE ON TOPS AND JEANS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. CHILDREN'S - LADIES' MEN'S - JUNIORS'- BOYS'. He said the operat ion " Involves a total of over 25,000 men ln ships at sea a nd something over 100 shl ps ... At a ra nge of 8,000 m iles from the U. K. !United Kingdom) base." 1Conti nued on A 41 tntintl ~ TOPS & JEANS SALE terence In London. Ma rine Lt . Col. Tim Donkln said a beachhead of about 10 square miles had been esta blis hed a t Port San Carlos , about 50 mlles west of the capita l of Stanley. Sund a y , M ay 23 , 19 82 • Middleport- Pomeroy- Gatlipo_tis- Point Pleasant HUNTINGTON , W.Va. (AP) A 19-month FBI Investigation has led to a federal Indictment charglng five people, Including two Ohtoans, with conspiring to produce and dtstrlbut.e child pornography, U.S. Attorney David Farber said Saturday. The charges Involve conspiracy, aiding and abetting the operation of a child pornography ring and Interstate transportation of pornographlc and obscene material Involving minors, Farber sald. Pcmwla Crooks. Susan Danner , M cGuir l' , to the 20 lost crewmen. He said a nother Brttish warship had a n unexploded bomb In Its engine room that was later defused, and that thre€ other ships sullered minor damage. The Ardent was the second BritIsh warship sunk since the crisis erupted April 2 with tbe Argentine seizure of the Falklands from Britain. The destroyer Sheffield and 20 of Its men went <)own after a mlsslle f1red by an Argentine figh ter bomber blasted the ship In the Icy South Atlantlc May 4. Just before the British la unched their assault Friday a helicopter ferrying British troops ditched In the ocean, leaving 21 dead. Britain reported two more servicemen kllled, three missing and 27 wounded ln the Falklands assault Itself. But the Brttlsh said despite the losses they were back on the Islands to stay wlth a total landing force of 5,000 men,lncludlng martnes, paratroopers, art111ery, engineers, medIcs and other su·pport personnel. This was twice the number of troops ashore given previously. At a Defense Ministry news con- tmts PLAYTEX PANTYHOSE SALE WHILE THEY LAST By The Associated Pre88 Despite the loss of a second warship and 20 of Its sailors, Brttaln vowed Saturday to regain the Falkland Islands and said It had 5,000 men ashore and 25,000 standing by. But Argentlna said 1t was mopping up about 400 Britlsh troops on the Islands and vowed It was ready for any new attack. Meanwhile, the U.S. E mbassy In Buenos Aires stepped up evacua tion of non-essentlaf personnel and Argentlne Foreign Minister Ntcanor Costa Mendez prepared to denounce Brttato before the U.N. Security Councll, scheduled to convene later In the day. Pope John Paul 0 appealed for peace and was reported leaving It up to Roman Callhollc bishops In London to decide whether the escalation of the South Atlantlctlghttng should prompt him to abandon plans to vlstt Britain starting Frtday. The siJ!king of the frigate Ardent by Argentlne jets was announced by British Defense Secretary John Nott, who told reporters in London that about 30 men were wounded In Frtday's Ardent attack in addition • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Car wash slated An <H'atlt•mi c a wa rds assemb ly was !wiLl at M c t ~s Hi ~ h Srhuul on May 17. Meets Tuesday NEED SHORT TERM HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE BETWEEN JOBS? ALSO REGULAR HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE FOR FAMILY OR INDIVIDUALS a Int. The norma l banks of the stream are beyond the lilw nf tn~t·s in the tup of phuto. Ht'a Vy rains have hil the area for th e las t 12 da ys, and more rain is forerast for lht• stall•. t AP LaSt·rphoto ). Deputies check two minor accidents Awards assembly held at Meigs Out• to e1 s horta ~.te tlf personnt> l, the Mt•igs Cou nty Hea lth Department asks that rc·s idenls pick up J une and Jul y WTC t·oupuns on the appointed to continue fight By KEVIN KEU.Y 'l.bJ-..SeniiDel Staff RIO GRANDE - If the replacement levy Isn't approved by voters 1n Gallla, Jackson and Vinton coun· Ues In the June 8 primary for their joint vocational school district, school won't continue on wlth less money. 'There won't be any school at all. A two-mill levy, passed by trl· county voters 1n llrl'J for the con· structlon and operation of Buckeye Hills Career Center, expires on Dec. 30 of this year. Voters are belni asked to sJrhi)ly renew the levy at Its establiJhed millage, with no additional taxes added. And If It Isn't approved, Buckeye Hills, a sateiUtA! facility near MeAl' lhur, auil l8 vocational p!'OII'8lllS and u ·c~asss wbJch bave ierved more than 1,MXl ltUdents from Gal· lla' Coullty' aloae since l9'IS just won't exist. This point Is being driven borne by vocational staff and students as a campaign gets uncteiWay to tnfonn the public on the levy. "It's a very Important Issue, obviously," commented JVSD Super· . tntendent Jerome Brockway. "The two mills 1s the total rn!Uage we operate Uhe school on. The school has bad a very good track record. Without It, there just won't be any school." One of the primary reasons of· fered by Brockway 8lld ot)lers for the cootlnued ex1st.ehce of the district !hat It provldei students to the six school dlstrtcts an alternative If they feel they can't make It In col· lege preparatory COUJ'8I!II, · In 110111e cases, Brockway' said, It's the Ollly thing which standi between~ CODtlnuiJJ& their ed· ucatbl clroppiJII out "College Isn't the only mark of exc~:llence," the supertntendent said. "It's a viable alternative for Uhose who want to specialize. That's an Important aspect - to make their contrtbutlon to society, rather than be takers." In some schools, nearly half of the junior and senior classes are enrolled In vocational education, he added. On the practical side, Brockway said IndividUal superintendents have acknowledged that while there Is some duplication of vocational programs 1n their schools, they can't offer the same level and quality of education Buckeye Hills and the recently-opened Buckeye Valley facWty at A11eosvllle al· ready have. CoillleQuenuY, aU school boards ID the JVSD bave guiEd 1'1!1101u(Contlnued on A-4) June 8 ~- 2 Mill R c placl' tnl'nl If 'tr PLI'lNKC&iYP:uniii-' Dr. Jerome lliockw_,, wt. llqllll'lnteDcleai of tbe Qalla-JIICb8-VIntoD .Jolat Voc•llmal 8cbool Dlltrtct, """'' ..ne upec11 o1 the &wo-mll replacemell& levy oa tbe .Juae 81M11Jot 'lbe 1ftJ 11 a - . 1 o1 tbe .JVSD'• prelelli rillap, wblcb •ppolta Book· e,w IJIDICareer Ceater, a 11te'We faclll&y In Vlnloac.ouaty andniiJIM!I'o oait ....,...._ for voca*loaalll&ud-A Ill the tri-couDty area. I \ \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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