https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3027e180ca5d4de4558001d40608ad01.pdf cb065f757247f73541851508a081b553 PDF Text Text Page 12 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Thursday, May 27, 1982 Middleport, Ohio Welcome home, General Jim Hartinger! Reminder issued concerning rural housing numbers Roger A. Mi chael, who lms ch"rge of the Meigs Co unty house nwnbcring project, requests " nyone nutiling address and are required by already have a n as.signcd nwnber. tcrnoons. the phone company. electric com- However, in the case of a new house recently built, or a mobile home moved onto a lot not previously occupied, these will not be shown on aerial photographs and will not ha ve a number a lready a,;signed so must be field checked for exact locati on before a number can be assigned. Anyone needing a new number. , one that must be field checked I may call in Monday through Thursday with the following information : Name, Road Name, Township, Nearest Neighbors. Field work will be done only on Fridays, so those needing to be field checked will If for any reason a number cannot be issued over the telephone that person will need to stop by the Tax Map Office on Mulberry Ave. in Pomeroy and ask for Mr. Michael. The Map Office is open Monday through Friday, 8;30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Michael also urges residents to place their name, five digit number, and road name on their mailbox as this will aid operators of emergency vehicles and utility company officials in locating their residences. Those tving in a ny of the five incorporated villages, (Syracuse, Racine, Rutland, Middleport, Pomeroy) are excluded and should li\'ing in a rural <:~rea who is planning pany, and even some insurance agencies before services can be ob- to, or has just constructed a new tained . house. purchased H mobile home. or moved into a home formerly owned or rented should ront.act him to In most cases, numbers can be 1ssued over the telephone. This is true 111 the case of moving into a home or mobile home formerly owned or ren ted which should n•ce1 vc a F IVl' D1git House Number . Thest· numbers an~ to bt· used a s a Stobart dinner, derby set Sunday, June 27 cusl will be an additional $5 or a total A dtnner honorin g football coac h L'hu rk Stobart, former Middleport residt•nt who left the University of of Nornwlly, $40 the pnce per ticket wuuld be $10 pe r per.son. Prizes will Toll'du last w1nll'r to assume the lwad L' UCJL'h1ng pos1tion at the bc givenforthefrogderbywmners. Those 1ndiv1duals who enter the !rot derby will be given preferred sea tin g in an air~ cond ition ed build ing for the banquet. Ulll\'t' I'SII )' uf Utah, will be held 111 L'llnjunt'tl un w1lh tht> ann ual B1g Rc•ml He galla frog derby . The frog derb)· Will bt• held a t Royetl Oak Petrk. Pumeruy. on Sunday . JUill' 27, l ' UIIUIICIJl' ll lg at 4 It wil l ,·ost $25 to l'lller. If a person lll'SI I'l'S to rese rve a ~~~,t~e0~~:-~e~~y~~_:~~~~o:e~o~- plare fur lhl' Chuck Stuba rl dinner it will bl' $10 but 1! llll' dl'rby l'nlrant w1slw~ to bnng another rwr.son. tht• Crow "1992-2692, Bob Gilmore a t 9929987 or Bruce Reed at 992-2136. FKO(; DEHRY ENTHY FORM NAMEOFFHOC ~~ ~ -« ~ "\ & .. . '\ , -- ~ * * * *** * * * * * * * * * ~ b BOYS KNIT SHIRTS Neck laces, bracelets, earrings, stickpins, charms, chains, rings, pins, keyholders and hair jewelry. Tank tops- S leeve less knits in a varie t y of s tyl es and co lors so perfect for warm weather wear . Boys s 1z es 8 to 20 . , _ __ Sale 12.30 Sale 14.70 Sale 17.00 1 Sale 8.60 -tJ_ Entire stock of jewelry included. MEN'S DRESS SLACKS l•ttle Qi rt s one and two p iece SU1fS Of tycra sp;mdex r1nrl po L1ffle boys sw1m trunks 10 Men's$14 .95 Slacks Men's $19.95 Slacks Men's $22.95 Slacks Men's $26.95 Slacks il SSorted styles and co lor s Sizes months to s1ze 7 NON-DENOMINATIONAL BIBLE Each Sunday At 7:00 pm. CHICAGO - Between 400 and 500 people will be killed In traffic accidents over the long Memortal Day weekend that marks the start ot heavy summer travel across the nation, the National Safety CouncU estimates. The three-day holiday begins at 6 p.m. Friday and ends at midnight Monday. A year ago, there were 378 traffic-related deaths during the three-day period. The highest death toll for a Memortal Day was 629 for a four-day span In 19Ql. The three-day high was 593 tn 1900. The largest toll for any holiday was 7641n a four-day Thanksgiving Day pertod In 1968. patterns and sol id color s. Ideal tor spring and sum mer wear . B•g se lec tion . 517{' 14 . Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Predict 400-500 traffic deaths Sizes 29 to 50 waist · all length s, Mon t hs s•z es th ru $6.00 ... Sale $4.79 $8.00 ... Sale $6.39 $11.00 .. Sale $8 .79 $14.00 . Sale$11.19 . . . . $11.95 $15.95 $18.35 $21.55 'l~AI~KS - Each Friday At 7:30pm. DIAMOND SAVINGS & LOAN @esenting the©spel in its Simplicity - with Sincerity By quiet Rea3onings from thE(§tripture. ~ ,I ' I LADIES PRE-TEEN AND JUNIOR SWIMWEAR SALE SWIMWEAR Misses and extra size swimwear by Rose Mari e Reid, Dotty Mann and Sea Fair . Florals, dots. solids, prints and s trip es in one and t"'(o piece sty les. REG. $18.00 ... ....... SALE $14.39 REG. $25.00 .......... SALE $19.99 REG. $32.00 ... ...... . SALE $25.59 REg.$44.00 ... . .. . . . . SALE$35.19 Two piece, one piece and ~ikini styles 10 stripes. print s and so l id colors . Halters, ban deau, frenc h cut s and others. Pre· teen sizes 3/ 6 to 11114 Junior sizes 5 to 13 REG. $10.00 REG . $14 .00 REG. $19.00 REG. $27.00 REG. $32.00 ..... .... .. SALE $7 .99 . .... ..... SALE $11.19 .. -.- ..... SALE $15.19 ...... _ ... SALE $21.59 .......... SALE $25.59 SALE BOYS SWIM TRUNKS Boys sizes 8 to 18. You'll like the selection of sty les and colors. Boys $6.95 ON WATCH- Trooper RobertJustusoftheGalllaMelgs Post of the Ohio IUghway Patrol keeps an eye on tra!tlc as the Memorial Day weekend begins at 6 More than 50 units will be participating In a parade Saturday morning--a part of the activities tn Middleport to honor Four Star General James Hartinger thi s weekend. Whlle the county has been hit with heavy ratns the last two days, the weatherman Is predicting better conditions for the weekend which will be highlighted by special activities honortng General Hartinger, a Middleport native, who Is Commander-In-Chief of the North American Aerospace Defense Command. Btll Childs, general chairman of the weekend observance honortng General Hartinger, reports tomorrow's parade which moves at 10 a .m . from the road under the Pomeroy-Mason bridge will be a real highlight of the celebration. At least eight excellent floats have been created by local residents for the occasion--some done In the red, white and blue theme while others carry out the orange and black color scheme--the colors ofthe former Middleport High School from which General Hartinger graduated tn 1943. There wtll be bands--Eastern and Meigs--mobile units Including armed force equipment, marching units, clowns and other featured . The Middleport First Baptist Church float will feature Its entire choir on a float and members will be singing selections from their presentation of"! Love America". Armand Turley will play organ selections from another vehicle along the parade route. The parade will move down North Second, down Third, out Lo- Boys $8.95 SWIM TRUNKS. . . . . . WASHINGTON - The Senate broke an Impasse late Thursday over a $5.1 bllllon housing-subsidy program opposed by President Reagan and on a 63-27 vote cleared the way tor expected tina! approval of the plan. The vote, on a procedural motion, carried by more than required two-thirds margin ot senators present- encouraging backers that a threatened presidential veto might be overrldden. The plan could provide federal subsidies of up to 4 percentage points on a homeowner's mortgage. A slmllar measure has already passed the House. 7.08 1 4. Volume buying. 5. Volume selling. 6. Small mark-up. Memorial Day Sale 2 pc. E.A ·=--·""-' Living Room Suite Pope arrives, pleads for peace SANDALS Reg. $299.95 $19995 Memorial Day Sale! Men's Swim Trunks SAVE 1100 New 2 Pc. living Rm. Suite Reg.$239 $138 Sizes sma ll (28·30). medium !32 ·341, large (36· 381. ex tra large 140-421 . Good sty le and col · or se lec tion . MEN'S '8.95 SWIM TRUNKS .. '7.08 MEN'S '9.95 SWIM TRUNKS .. '7.88 MEN'S '10.95 SWIM TRUNKS . '8.68 MEN'S '12.95 SWIM TRUNKS '10.28 LLOYD Summer Furniture Famous quality Lloyd fibercraft summer furniture. ' Featuring the comfortable spr· ing base chairs. Reg. 579.95 Low Back Spring Base Chair ...... ..... Sale$68.00 Reg. $93.00 High Back Spring Base Chair ........... Sale$79.00 Reg. 5199.95 2-Seat Glider .... SaleSt69.00 Reg. $244.95 · Lawn Swing w/can•.PY ...... sate ~08.00 MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS AND TANK TOPS LONDON - Pope John Paul n arrived tn Britain Friday on a historic first visit by a Roman Catbollc pontlfi and made an Immediate plea tor peace tn the Falkland Islands. As Brttlsh troops fought to expand their Falklands beachhead, the pontlfi said, "This tragic situation has been one ot most sertous concern to me .. .It has claimed numerous lives and has even threatened to expand to still more dreadful proportions." The pontl1t recalled his repeated pleas tor a cease-fire and said: "As I stand here today, I renew my heartfelt appeal, and I pray that such a settlement of the dispute will soon be reached." Flex Top - Comfort Fit Outdoor Sale. Washable for easy care Comfort foam cushion. Sizes S to ~L Reg. $9.00 . Reg. $10.00 . Reg. $11.00 . Reg. 512.00 Reg. 513.00 .. p.m. today. The patrol has again committed lt..eU to trying to cut down on the amount of fatalities and serious Injury accidents by removing drunk drivers and speeders from the road. Sale 57.65 Sale 58.50 Sale 59~35 Sale 510.20 Sale$H.05 · Winning Ohio lottery number CLEVELAND - The wlnnlng nwnber drawn Thursday night In the Ohio Lottery's daUy game '"The Nwnber" was 818. In the semiweekly "PICk 4" game, the winning nwnber was 69ai. The lottery reported earnings of $499,776 on Its dally game. The earnings came on sales of $872,836.50, while holders ot wlnnlng tickets are entitled to share $373,060.50, .l ottery offtclals said. Reg. $20.00 BEACH TOWELS Giant size 36x66 inches. Colorful patterns, ideal for sun b,crthing, be<!ch, · pool or patio. Sa le price. StaJe forecast, local weather ·'1.4~ MOstly cloudy today Wlih a 40 percent chance of showers or thun. derstorrllS and high of !Dai. Partly c!Qudy tonight, a loW near 65 ·, and 11 20 percent chance at rain. a ~ ., It ! Ew!e tleoi~-Sunclaytbrouih~Y: Scatteredsbowers or tb~'Sunday. Fair Moaday and Tuesday. Wann each -c~ay. Jfl8hlln tlllt•• Lows In the.'early Sundi.Y I!Dd In the IJPW!I' 5011 to lower~ ~. Mlllday and Tuelday. . • ' . ' ' . I .• 'I cust St., onto Plum St. Parade floats wtll move from Plum St., Into the community park and other unIts wtll go to the Imperial Electrtc Co. parlclng lot. At the park, several presenta· lions made to General Hartinger by various groups and among the presenters will be Ed Bennett, formerly of Middleport, and a winner of the Congressional Medal of Honor durtng World War IT. The Hartinger celebration begins this evening when the MiddleportPomeroy Rotary Club stages a dinner ln his honor at the Middleport Masonic Temple. The Voices of Liberty will provide entertainment. Saturday afternoon following the presenta lions to General Hartinger and a flyover by the Air Force a l noon, there games and contests wtll be held at the park under sponsorship of the Middleport Chamber of Commerce. There will also be entertainment Including the Voices of Uberty, a Blue Grass Band . square dancing by the senior citizens, mus ic by the choir of the Mid· dleport First Baptist Church and at 4 p.m . there will be a sky dlvtng exhibition arranged by C. D. Mcintyre. On Saturday evening, General Hartinger wUI be honored by the Middleport High School Alumni Association which wtll be holding Its annual reunion. On Sunday, the General Hartinger Four Star Golf Classic wtll be staged at the Jaymar Golf Course. The General will play one hole with each foursome taking part and the classic has been limited to 40 golfers. Heavy rain floods floor at Stiffler's For the second time tn a week, Stiffler's Store lower floor was flooded Thursday afternoon durtng the torrential ratns which struck the area. Employes report five Inches of · water was on the lower level, enter- Ing from a hole in-tm> structure on the Second Sreet side reportedly made by the Columbia Gas Co. durIng line construction work. VIllage officials reported heavy rains flowed down Mulberry Avenue Into the gas company construction dltch which overflowed and went tnto the store. Employes reportedly moved all the merchandise and there was no damage. Last Friday, when water entered the store after a water ltne had been Senate approves housing bill SWIM TRUNKS ... . ...... 15.48 How is it possible for Rice's to sell high quality suites for such unbelieveable low prices??? Here are 6 reasons: 1. Low overhead. 2. Family-operation 3. Direct "We ask 100 percent cooperation from our men durtng these holidays," Wigglesworth said. ''I'd like to add that we can't do this alone. We need participation from the public by having them call tn drunk drtvers when they see them." The commander also advised drtvers tn the area not to drtve when they're ttred and to "definitely not" drive If drtnklng. They are also requested to allow themselves suttlclent time to arrlve at their destination. If rldtng a motorcycle, Wigglesworth agatn requested the use of helmets, noting recent motorcycle fatals tn Ross, Jackson and VInton counties tn which the drivers wer(Continued on page 12) PORT CLINTON, Ohio- High wtnds damaged six mobile homes tn Ottawa County Thursday as tornado watches were Issued for most of Ohio, authorttles said. There were not any Injurtes reported as a result of the Ottawa County storm. An Ottawa County sherttf's deputy, Paul Eckel, said four mobile homes tn a Danbury Township traDer park were flipped over and two more damaged when the storm went through tn the afternoon. He said no damage estimate had been made and that he didn't know what type of storm caused the damage. · The National Weather Service said It received several reports of tunnel clouds throughOut the day Thursday as storms swept through the state. The Weather Service said It did not know ot any confirmed tornado touchdowns. \ /.1 • 2 Sections , 12 Paget 15 Cenh A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper 28, 1982 High winds damage mobile homes Pomeroy, Ohio (Beginning Friday, May 28) Ea<"h Tuesday & Thursday At 7 :30 pm. I(RODEL PARK CLUBHOl!SE Pl. Pleasant, W .Va. (Beginning Tuesday, June 1) enttne Parade highlights celebration summer Solei This Weekend End CHILDREN'S SWIMWEAR ty / cotton two areas we can't control - the use of seatbelts tn cars and belmets on those drtvlng or riding motorcycles. Those are the two highest causes of fatalities." So far thls year, there have been three fatalities tn Meigs County and one tn Gallla County, a statistic which concerns Wigglesworth and the patrol because Meigs recorded only two fatalities last year, while Gallla had eight. Two Gallla fatalities, both InvolvIng motorcycles, occurred over the Labor Day weekend last year. To fight the causes of tatals or sertous accidents, the patrol Is placIng B0-100 percent of Its manpower on the alert statewide tor the weekend. SAVE20% Sale You Are Cordia lly Invited To Attend A Series Of By KEVIN KELLY With one of the first of the big bollday weekends of the year startlng today, the state lllghway patrol has again committed Itself to trying to reduce traffic fatalities. Lt. Ernest Wigglesworth, commander ot the patrol's GalllaMelgs Post, said the patrol can't ever stop accidents from happenIng, but It hopes to remove some of the causative factors from the road thls weekend. "We can attack this problem by attacking the cause - drinking drtvers and excessive speEd," he said. "Those are the prtmary reasons we want to concentrate on, the third and fourth betng left of center and Improper turns. Then there are 1'-¥ JEWELRY SALE ··I Boys 15.95 Shirts 1 '. Boys 8.95 Shi~s 1 [~ jA.~~,; Boys 10.95 Shtrts . ] 1?g)iJ- '1c if ES Memorial Day Sale j _ ----.. _ Boys 12.95 Shirts SIHE . V~LU Pomeroy-Middle • OSP committed to reduce deaths BANK ONE OF POMEROY. NA 614/992·2133 OPEN FRlDA ':tiL 8 P.M. THAI NE H . DAM Voi .31 ,No.18 Copyright.d 1982 !!!!!!!! TO BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, -AND THE PROFESSIONS . ~ ' .JOCKF.Y . LEASING . .EQUIPMENT ' ELBERFELD.S IN POMEROY ' OWNER . he Daily . .BANK ONE .. _ r~r~e~ce~i~ve;t~h~c~ir~n~u~m~be;rs~·o~n~F~r~id~a~y~a~f~-~c~o~nta;ct~th~e~ir;r~e~sp~e;c~ti~ve~-~p;os;t~o;f~fi;ce~;;;;;;;;~~;;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;~;;;;~ If anyone so desires, a celebrity w111 be present to jockey your frog . If anyone has a ny questions, con- J-1 . 111 . ·has the five digit number already on the home or mailbox should also contact Michael in order to keep records up to date. to receive a new address as the villages have their own numbering systems. · Anyone moving into a home that BIG WEEKEND AHEAD - General and Mrs. James Hartinger, shown with Vice President and Mrs. George Bush last February, will · return to Meigs County for a big weekend celebration. Festivities begtn with a 6:30 p.m. banquet sponsored by the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club at the Masonic Temple In Middleport. In background is Ohio Governor James Rhodes. Gen. Hartinger was recipient of a governor's award durtng the Ohio Newspaper Association dinner. Will shut water off Water tn Pomeroy will be shut ott atlO p.m. tonight and will be off all over town for several hours for necessary line repairs, village ottlclaL~ report. broken by the gas company construction, there was about S2,!XXJ tn merchandise damage. F'rtday morning, the Mulberry Ave. hill was closed for several hours as Pomeroy village workers cleaned up a mudsllde. It was expected that the road would be open for traffic before noon. Basements filled, trash, debris and mud washed onto the streets and there was a brief power outage tn the Uncotn Hill section of Pomeroy as the resull of the two storms, one about2 p.m. Thursday and the second about 5: 30 p.m. Break-in probed Pomeroy pollee are Investigating a breaking and entertng of a garage at the~ Butternut Ave. residence of Wllllam Ferguson. Ferguson discovered the break-In at 6 p.m .Thursday. Several rods, tackle boxes filled with fishing equipment. lantern and some miscellaneous Items were missing. Five injured in six area traffic mishaps was later treated and released tor cuts and bruises. He was cited by the patrol for reckless operation. The patrol reported another Injury accident tn the Gallla area last night. According to the report, a vehicle drtven by Richard H. Fischer, 68, Rt. 2, Bidwell, backed from a prtvate driveway on County Rd. 6, one mUe north ot U.S. 35, at 6:45p.m. He stopped the vehicle to go northbound and struck a southbound vehicle driven by James V. BlevIns, 41, Rt. 2, Bidwell, In the tight front ot Blevins' auto. A Rt. 2, Gallipolis woman was admitted to Holzer Medical Center Thursday night following a onevehicle collision on Bulavlllei\ddlson Road. Susan C. Smith, 18, was reported to be In stable condition thls mornIng. She was being treated for cuts, bruises, an Injured lett shoulder and a collapsed lung. Smith was a passenger In a vehicle driven by David C. Canterbury, 23, Galllpolls, which was eastbound at 9: ill p.m. when Canterbury reportedly lost control on a CUIVe. The vehicle then went off the lett side of the road, struck an embankment, a~ continued on before striking a fence post and coming to a rest• . ·T he Gallla-Melgs Post of the state highway patrol sald the vehicle was moderately damaged In the accident. Both Canterbury and Smith were ~ to HMC by the Gallla -EMS, wbere Canterllucy Injured were Fischer and two passengers In the Blevins car Nancy A_ Blevins, 42, and Ellzabeth A. Blevins, 8, both of Rt. 2, Bidwell. None were treated, according to the .report. There was severe damage reported to Blevins' vehicle and moderate to 1the Fischer vehicle, and ., Fischer was cited for faUure to yield. An Injury accident In Meigs County was looked Into early Thursday. Terry R. Brown, 21, Mlnersvllle, was northbound on County Rd. 34 tn Sutton Twp. at 12:15 a.m. when his auto went ott the lett side ot the road, struck a ditch and over~rned, resting on Its top. Brown was not treate!l at the . scene. His vehicle was severely damaged and he was cited tor reckless operation. The patrol cited CeeU T. Chazy, 43, Scottown, tor assured clear distance In a wreck at the Intersection ot Ohio 100 and 35 Thursday afternoon. Chary was northbound and was preparing to stop when his vehicle slid and struck the rear of a stopped auto driven by Bonnie L. Baird, 49, Rt.l, Cbeshlre, causing slight clamage to Chary's auto and moderate , to Baird's vehicle. In another Meigs area accident, the patrol said Jill A. Walburn, 22, Middleport, was southbound on Ohio 7 tn Salisbury Twp. at 6: 3J p.m. when her vehicle struck water In the road and caused the car to slide lett. It then colllded with a northbound auto drtven by James E. Ickes, 33, Fostonla, causing moderate damage to Walburn's vehicle and slight to the Ickes auto. Walburn was cited tor lett ot center . Two drivers escaped unscathed from a two-vehicle collision In Meigs County earlier tn the day. Roy M. Hornbeck, 29, Parkersburg, W.Va., was westbound on Olive Twp. Rd. 261 (Bigley Ridge Road) at 12; 07 p.m., entered a sharp cwve and coWded with an eastbound vehicle drtven by Joseph P. Sayre, 18, Rt. 1, Reedsvllle. Slight damage was listed to Hombeck's vehicle and moderate to the Sayre auto, the patrol said. �Commentary The Daily Sentinel ftht " 61<1 - 992-ll~ ~~~ \ o I Ill It I 1"111 1\THH."iT ot TIIJ< \If- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 28, 1982 u; ~\ 1 \ SO\ ,\H .. ,\ America, few observations : 1) The cry is that we have been set back hl;gely in Latin America as a result of our siding with Great Britain in the Falklands controversy . A State Department spokesman is quoted as saying that HOIIEHT 1.. Wl\f;ETT when the dust settles, we hav e suf- PAT WfiiTEIIEAIJ !lOR HOEFLICH l<l·no·r:tl \lana co·t IJAI.E HOTHGER. JR . ,\ MF\IIlt-:H ul Th1· '' '' 'H 'Illli'd l'ro·"· Inland Uail ~ l'n·!o,, ,\, ,,~· t ;llwn <IIIII llw \nwno :111 '\o · ~"IIUIJ•T l'uhh, h••r, "''"' t;llwn IJ·TTEH.'- lit' 111'1'\'lllr-.. an· lOoo·lo ·"rn•·o l Tho·_\ ~ hooultl tk h-!o )o \hi! II 300 14nrd ~ lung. All lo·llt"r' an· .. uhjtTI '" o·d•tmg and mu~l lw )otg1wcl 10oith nunw . uddrt·!>~ Nnd tdt•phurw nurnho·r ' '\" Ull!o tl!fl•·tl l!· tkr~ "'111 ho · t•uhl bho· tl. Ll'lh·r, s huuld IM· nultwr,nn;thl it'' in co,-.1lli., h ·. ;uldro '!>!o lll l! '''ll'''· Every drama needs a villain, so... President Reagan has his Tip O'Neill . And the speaker of the House has the president. Their mutual denunciation society has enlivened, If not enlightened, the debate over who's at fault for the recession, high Interest rates and about everything else that has gone wrong. Reagan blames the Democratic side of Congress as personified by O'Neill, representing big spending, big taxes and politics as usual. O'Neill blames Reagan, and seeks to cast him as the ultimate Republl· can elitist, who doesn't care about ordinary people because he doesn't know any. Reagan regularly describes the speaker as a demagogue. O'Neill has called the president a tightwad, a reincarnation of Herbert Hoover, and a man so Ul-lnformro that he can't even carry on a conversation about the federal budget. But Reagan certainly can give speeches about the budget, and about O'Neill. "We did our best to compromise," the president said tn Los Angeles the other night. "Instead of comprornlsP, Tip wanted surrender. Instead of progress, he wanted to cancel the election of 1980." That was relatively tame. The day before. Reagan had accused O'Neill of "sheer political demagoguery" for criticizing proposed cuts In the Medicare budget. DetaUs do not Inhibit the rhetoric . On Monday, Reagan was told that O'Neill had accused him of breaking a promise by supporting a budget that would cut Medicare funds, after saying on Feb.18, 1981, that they would not be cut. The Republican budget would cut Medicare spending by $23.3 billion over the next three years. O'Neill didn 't mention It, but the budget he advocates wo~ld cut spending $9.4 billion during the same period. Advocates of both budgets argue that the cuts wouldn't reduce medical care for the elderly but would come Instead In reduced payments to the health care Industry . It Isn't clear how that works. Reagan didn't say. Instead, he denounced O'Neill. "I think It Is very obvious after last year and this year that the speaker Is obsessed with the Idea of trying to create a Social Security Issue for the coming election," the preside nt said. "And I think that's pretty Irresponsible with the progra m now that Is actuartly out of balance .... " The word war Is Into Its second year, with periodic breaks for a gesture or an expression of respect, and an assurance that the dispute Is a matter of political philosophies, nothing personal. There haven't been any of those lately . When Gerald R. Ford was president, he and O'Neill, longtime House colleagues, would argue politics and policies, then put It all aside to go out for a game of golf. Reagan Isn't a golfer, which may be just as well. Given the vehemence of his dispute with the speaker, they might be at each other with sand wedges before they'd finished the first hole. Berry's World NO. Us and Latin America.._____W_il_lia_m_F_.B_uc_k_ley_]r. Concerning the Falkland Islands and our dealings with Latin Ill I t~Ufl ... lfiTI l'nmo · rn~. Page-2-Tht Daily Sentinel· fered in Latin America a diplomalic defeat the equal of the loss of Iran . The United States persists in refusing to grow up. To grow up, in the current situation, is defined as recognizing that whatever we do, in situations in which we must do one thing or the other, is going to antagonize somebody. Now anyone with any experience with Latin America and Latin Americans learns early on , or else is doomed to a lifetime's frustralion. It is this. that Latin American governments are happy to land on the United States more or less no matter what. For instance, it is said interfere with der~ocratic practices in Salvador; b) we are consistently oppOsed to settling border quarrels by active force; and c) we are siding with the British in their "colonialist" stand in the matter of Argentina . 2l The United States suffers primarily from its failure to assert unapologetically its reasoning when it acts in international affairs. The colonialists argument is as phony, in respect to the Falklands. as it is in respect to Pueroto Rico or the Virgin Islands. The Argentine claim to the Falklands is less realistic than the Mexicans' to Texas, which Mexico lost to the United States a few years after the Spanish were driven from the Falklands. The rhetoric or anti-colonialism has reached undisciplined lengths. primarily ih the' United Nations. where every year the United States in their opposition to annexation by Argentina . So which 1s the colonizing power, in the invidious sense of the world? Argentina's claim to the Falklands is based on exercises in historical attentuation surrealistic in character. However, there is no denying the simple fact of the anned aggression by the Argentines. Accordingly; 3) we should amiably advise the Latin American ambassadors that the United States is not concerned to fashion a foreign policy made, like designer jeans, to appeal to transient and superficial political appetites. We aren't in the business of coquetry, but are behaving like the superpower we arc; the superpower which, if we were less than that. Latin America would have far greater worries to face . is given a hard time over Puerto Rico. Why ' Because Puerto Ricans don't want independence (if they did, Congress would grant it in a minute). To the extent that antiAmerican rhetoric relies on the anticolonialist argument, the United Stales government ought to be entirely plainspoken. We probably don't have the nerve to come out and say that colonialism can be highly desirable (who, reading about events in Uganda, is grateful that it achieved independence from Great Britain?), and that therefore the United States declines to condemn any foreign admlnislration of a territory far removed merely because it is ·foreign. But we should feel free to say that all the indicators are that the inhabitants of the Falkland Islands have been content with British rule and arc undivided that HAMBURGER 1-lB. FROM BASEBALL'S BEST RECORD TO THISIn 1981, the Cincinnati Reds recorded the best record in major league baseball, though due to the players' strike. !hey were exrluded from post-season play. With onl~fourth of the 1982 season gone. the Reds have lost seven more games than thev have won. AI last night's game against the Philadelphia Phillies, Reds' fan Blake Smith, 18, of Cincinnati wore a paper bag over his head in mock humiliation. and expn-sscd his displeasure with tht• team's play by NCHEO "booing.'' lAP Laserphoto). CINCINNATI IAPl - This will be for the people of Concinnati . that terrible." remembered as the spring of discon• they have to watch this team that The Reds drew two million fans tent for Cincinnati Reds fans . Dick Wagner has compiled." said 18- for eight consecutive years from Accustomed to the cheering for year-old Blake Smith of Cincinnati. 197:1-M, with a peak of 2.6 million in the " Big Red Mac:hine" of the 1970s, "He has ruined a good team . I just the 1976 world championship season. the Riverfront Stadium faithful have can't take it. Attendance this season is down ~otten a painful course in rooting for "You can ca ll me a fair-weathcr ab<lut 75,000 !rum a year ago, when a losing team . fan . That's just the way I am. I can't the Reds drew one mil lion people in The Reds, fresh from an off- take the losses night after night. It 's the strike-shortened season. season overhaul that replaced star- ~--------------------------1 lers at five positions, sank to the worst record in the National League earlier this week with one-fourth of the 1982 season gone. Fans haven't yet written them off, but there are signs that patience is wearing thin . One fan placed a portable sign atop his car hood downtown. The message included the name of Reds President Dick Wagner and a rather uncomplimentary verb. Two other fans showed up for a game wearing paper bags over their heads in mock humiliation. . 992-3381 t92-3098 "It's just !O show embarrassment NEED SHORT TERM HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE BETWEEN JOBS? ALSO REGULAR HOSPITALIZATION INSURANCE FOR FAMILY OR INDIVIDUALS de . Moreover, the pundits inform us, our stand in the falkland Islands suggests to Venezuela that the United States would not countenance armed aggression to back up the as Guyana . So that Venezuela is sore at us on three counts: a ) we didn't Open M·S, 9-7 5th & Pearl, Racine, Ohio Reds fans getting impatient Venezuela is especially angry these days with the United States. Why ' Because Venezuela sided with Duarte. In El Salvador, Duarte was beaten in the general elections and Venezuela's support of him is, accordingly. betrayed. The implication here is that the United States should have used the CIA or whoever to bribe Salvadorans to vote for Duarte even though they a!}parently preferred the right-wing alternative. But of course if we had entered Salvador in a big way, we would now be critized by Latin Americans for 'interfering ," as we did in the affairs of Guatemala a generation ago, and to a lesser extent, in Chile in 1970 trying vainly to abort the ca tastrohic turn to Allen- claim for part-; of what is now known We Reserve the lflgltt to Urn It Qu• titles CALL DON E. MULLEN 'DURN II, TIP- H£'5 SNUCK BACK INfO CAL.IroRNIA A&AIN! I HOTDOGS MEAT 12 49 oz. FRANKIES 16 oz. $1 9 N CHEESE 1-lB. $2.19 40 Ct. GENERIC 120 Ct. DART 51 Ct. FRENCH'S 9 Oz. GENERIC 32 Oz. 22 Oz. FT DRINK MIX17oz Prosecutors must prove current insanity WASHINGTON (AP) - If prosecutors fall to prove John W. Hinckley Jr. was sane when he shot President Reagan, they then must prove he currently Is Insane or they could see him go tree. And to complete the role rever· sal, Hinckley's lawyers then would argue that he no longer Is mentally Ill. The shift could come about If a federal court jury rules the 2G-year· old drifter Is Innocent by reason of Insanity. Prosecutors then would scram· ble to make sure Hinckley stays In a mental Institution for a substantial period of time, while defense lawyers would hasten to counter that move. "It puts the government Is a very awkward position," says Unlver· slty of Michigan Law Professor Je- rold Israel. But he adds, "As a matter of logic, the prosecution Is not entirely Inconsistent." Israel notes the Issue In Hinckley's trial, now under way In U.S. District Court here, Is Hinckley's state of mind when he shot President Reagan and three other men March 30, 1981. U the jury accepts Hinckley's Insanity plea, Israel notes, then the question for any long-term commitment would be his current state of mind. If Hinckley Is found guilty of the shootings outside the Washington HUlon Hotel, he could be sentenced to life In prison: But If he Is found Innocent by reason of Insanity, Hinckley almost certainly would be sent to a mental hospital for a period ol observation. After that, the path the case would follow becomes highly uncertain. Under nonnal procedures, C.S. District Judge Barrington Parker automatically would commit Hinckley to St. Elizabeth's Hospital In Washington until Hinckley can prove he Is no longer dangerous or mentally Ill. The government, arguing Hinckley Is seriously mentally Ill or Insane, would try to counter any attempts to gain Hinckley's release. The nonnal procedures have been thrown Into doubt by a federal appeals court ruling last. March that the automatic commitment Is unconstitutional - at least In some cases. The effect of that ruling has been put on hold while all 11 appeals court judges In Washington study II. Sources famU!ar with Issues Involved say that If the appellate court ruling eventually Is applied ID an Insanity verdict In Hinckley's case, he could be taken toD!strlrtfl Columbia Superior Court for rtJII' tine "civil commltnleat'' proceedings. Once In Superior Court, tlW 111)vernment would have the extraheavy burden of proving to a Jury by "clear and convincing" evidence that Hinckley Is so mentally ill he must be confined Indefinite~ to a mental Institution. Even If the government wins that rolirld. doctors at the hospital could let Hinckley go whenever they feel ·. he Is ready. Under the disputed automatic-commitment proce· dures, Parker would determine Hinckley's release date. Roll BAUM TRUE VALUE SAVE•648* Fm:'JI.t![p ~l!O TrJC!Gf S""""' En11no )7' Side Oltdlorp .._Sp.ed CHESTER, OH. PH. 985·3301 T~lll6on 8 LB. BAG DIET PEPSI, MT. DEW 16 OZ. 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In 1969, the government of Argentina imposed a limited state of sie~e throughout nation to control student unrest. And in 1976, the United States and Soviet Union signed a treaty limiting size of underground nuclear explosions set off for peaceful purposes. Ten years ago: The Duke of Windsor died In Paris at age 77. The duke was fonnerly Britain's King Edward VIII. He had renounced the British throne in 1936 to marry Wallis Warfield Simpson- a twice-divorced American. Five years ago: Fire raced through one of the largest nightclubs in the Midwest. The fast-spreading blaze at the Southgate, Ky., club left at least 160 dead aqd 130 Injured. One year ago: Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, the Roman Catholic primate of Poland, died of stomach cancer at age 79. Today's birthdays: Publisher Barnet Rosse! is 60. Turkey's fonner Premier Bulen! Ecevit is 57. 1bought For Today: Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingef11. - Alfred, Lord TeMyson, English poet (1809-1892) "····· The question of personal gifts to the President and the first Lady is not a new · problem, and before making a judgment on whether they should accept them or not we should examine the issue closely. The first thing we must ask ourselves is, " Why do people want to give the Reagans gifts now, rather than before Ronnie and Nancy moved into the White House'" The answer is that the donor has such respect for the highest office in the land that he wants to show his affection with something more tangible than a mailgram. I have a furrier friend in New York named Rabbitt, and every time we get a new First Lady he calls me on the phone. "You know someone at the White House?'' "Of course I do." "Good, I want to make the President's wife a brand new fur coat." "Why do you want to do that?" " Because I love her and I don 't want her to freeze when she goes with her husband to Canada. It won't cost her a nickel, and I'll even come down to Washington to do the fittings, so she doesn't have to come to my showroom and put up with alot of television and news reporters, who would probably hear about it." "You have a good heart, Rabbitt, but some people might think you're giving her a fur coat just a promote yourself." "I can't help what people think. This is strictly a personal gift from my wife and myself. If 'Women's Wear Daily' finds out I gave the First Lady a fur coat it won't come from my publicity department. I told them mum's the word. But my furs are so beautiful that when people see her on television I can't stop them for saying, 'Look. she's wearing a Rabbitt Fur Coat.' " "But suppose you do on the 'Today' show or 'Good Morning America' and they ask you straight out if you gave the First Lady a fur coat?" "I'll say, 'It's not for me, but for the White House to comment on that. If they want to spill the beans that's their business. I consider it a personal matter between the Reagans and myself.' Just tell Nancy I've got the pelts if she's got the time." "I don't know," I said. "You just don't call up the First Lady of the land and say, 'Rabbitt wants to make you a fur coat.' It's sort of tacky, and besides it implies that the President can't afford to buy her one." "Okay, if she feels strongly about it I'll loan her a fur coat for the next three years, and then she can give it to the next first lady who moves Into the White House. Our slogan is, 'A Rabbitt Fur Lasts Forever.' " "Are you sure there are no strings attached to this generous offer?" "What do yhou think I am, some crazy publicity hound? I only give away fur coats to my friends." "But Nancy Reagan isn't your friend." "She will be if s~e lakes the coat." "I'm not sure I want to make the call." 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Now Maltbie Insists he's on the way back. The facts support him. He won $75,00) a year ago and has $34,00> already In 1982. Why Is Maltbie on a comeback? "She's rtght there," he answered, pointing to his wife, Donna . They were marrted In November 1~. shortly before Maltbie began tore. discover his game. There were other reasons, too. " I worked harder and corrected some of my nocturnal habits. I'm making strtdes, but once you lose your abWty to play, It's hard torecapture It," he said. One stroke back, at 69, came defending champion Keith Fergus, former tennis pro Frank Conner, St e ve mMelnyk and Bruce Fleisher. At 70 was an even bigger cluster, led by Tom Kite, Hale Jr. Win and Johnny Miller. They were joined by Jay Haas, John Cook and Greg Powers. The $31Kl,OOl tournament's host, Jack Nicklaus, was five shots behind on the course he designed and bullt eight years ago. But he warned: "I wW play better. I am playing too well not to. I am still playing aggressive golf." Nicklaus wasn't the only big name at 74. Also there were Mas· ters champion Craig Stadler, Tom Watson, Jerry Pate and Ray Floyd. And then there was Gary Player at 75, Lee Trevino at 78 and Sam Snead at 81 on his 70th birthday. The best field In this seven-yearold tournament Is battling for a first prtze of $@,00>. Portions of the last two rounds Satur- day aDd Sunday will be televised nationally by CBS. ~ though he was only at par· 36 alter nine holes on this testy 7,116-yard layout, Maltb~ Hked his position. "I got off to a fairly smooth start and that's Important here," he said. "If· you don't, you can get defensive." Then the :JO.year.old Californian found the birdie touch. He posted four birds on the closing eight holes and then saved a par on the 18th to preserve his lead. 11 1 was saving par today," he said, "which suddenly has become one of the better parts of my·game. But this Is only the flrst round. It all counts on Sunday." The collection of second place gollers was a weird one. Conner Is a former tennis pro who did not lake up golf unW hewas 24, 12 years ago. Melnyk broke his rtght elbow four months ago and some said he would never play again. F1elsher, the 1968 U.S. Amateur champion , has not won In 11 sea· sons. And Fergus has won just . twice In four years, here last year and at Atlanta last week. Melnyk, part of CBS' golf telecasting team, said: "I am just lucky to be here. If anyone had told me In February that I would he playing - and playing well - I would have· told them they were crazy." Pre-reg open for music The School of Music's Prepa ra tory Division, Ohio University, is a place of introductory learning experience for students of all ages to receive thai un portanl first encounter w1th music. It offers a wide va riety of programs on which to build a nd grow. Th e Prepara tory Division grew from the need to make musical programs availabl e to everyone. There seemed to be a growing need in the community for musical ex- ,. Conner said' he switched to golf In 1m strtctly for business reasons. "There wasn't any money .ln tennis back then," he said. Conner, and Ellsworth VInes are the only professionals ever to play for the U.S. Open goll and tennis titles. F1elsher thinks he did the wrong thing last week. "I was moving furniture. We were moving. I wtsh I had played In Atlanta," he said . "I didn't hit the ball as well as I thought I should." Melnyk, Fleisher and Fergus were all streaky on a day when play was Interrupted for two hours because of an electrtcal storm. Mel· nyk had a tournament record of five straight birdies. F1elsher bir· died four of five holes and Fergus had four birdies In a row. peri ence. The philosophy of the Preparatory Di vision is stated simply that music 1s to be enjoyed a nd it is for everyone. Directo r Manl y n Rcmonk o states : " Music is to be enjoyed whether you listen or adi ve ly par· licipate. It is the function of the Prepa ratory Division to prov ide the tools for people to becomt' atti ve parti cipants." Reg istra tinn will bt..• held Ju ne 7-9 and June 21. The summer session wil l run June AIRING IT OUT - Goller Johnny Miller tosses his putter in the air after lt•aving a long birdie pull short on the 14th hole during the first round of the Mt·morial Tournament at Murilicld Villagt• Golf Club Thur· sday. Milltor. from Mapleton. Utah, made his par on the holt• to stay at ·3 hut drnppt•d a slrokt• un tht• rcmainin~ holt·s tu finish th~ da y at ·2. tAP l..asHphntn 1. Scoreboard... Majors l l Molitor. MUwu.ukee, :l); Bem azan:l, Oitcago. Lenon ... OilcB.Ko. l l ». RBI: Ttr:lm too. Cle\·eiand. 40: Luzinsk.J. Chicago, 37; McRae, Kansas Ocy. 37; OW· Uvte , Mllwa uket'. lJ; Roenlcke . Balli rMn>. :!9: Rke. Boston. 29: Baylor, Call · Ionia. 29. HITS . Harrah , Clf'Veland, 64: CoopN. Milwa ukee. ~'I; Garcia. Toronto. ~: Hl'r· ndon. Dl>troll . S2: 5 Tkod With ~DOUB LES: Otl<>. Kansas Ot,y . i); White. Ka nsas Oty , 14: Evan.,, Bofiton. iJ. Mc Rat·. Kansa s City, 12; Cowel\.5, By 11w "-:ialed PNII8 AMEIUCAN l.EAC.UE """'"' DlvWon w L Pd. "'71 " Rosto n Drtrolt Nf'W Yor k 25 - ffil 6\0 1 .. \6 ~1 2 711 11 71 71 19 Mllwa uiU'I· GB 6 6 <, lOO ""' ., '" DlvWon "' "2.1 \9 ,..""64oJ - Ba iHmo rr C!f'vrland Toront o ~ 7 2' 10 Sea rue. u. Mo't.w~r m Cll.J('8.M0 Cal!tomla Kansas L11) Oakland SPattlf' Trxas 29 ""17 14 \6 " "" ''"·~ l1 25 4611 Dl 'B> " u l5 ThwMa}''s Games Ilaltlmon> 6. Tt>lUlS 0 Mlntlf'SO!il T RI PL ES li l'mdon. l)ptrot t, ~: G .Wrtgh t, Texas. 4; 8 Th.>d With J. IIOME HUNS: Roenlc ke, Balllmore. 12; lllo mton, C~land. 12: Lowmstf.'Vl . Ba.l llmort". 10: Hrbe k. Min nesota, 10; Har. rah. C!Ncland, 9: Downl.ng. Ca lllomla. 9. STOLE N BASES: R.Henderson, Oak· land, 4.'! : Lf>Fiore, Chka go, 15: MOI.Itor. MJl wa ub>e, 12: Wa th&n. Ka !W! C\ty. 12: !-Ia yes, Ck>veland. U : t...opes, Dak.land, 11 P ITCKING (6 Decisions) : Hoyt, Chi· £'&KO, ~. l.(DJ, l.'-S; Guidry , NPW York. 7- i, .lm, 2.n; Renko, California , ~ l. .8.13, 1.70; Burns. Chicago, 6-2, .750, 3.19; Ca ud· Ul , SeatUe. 6-2. .750, l.R'l : Barker, Ck>v~ land. ~2. .n t 2.77; VocluMch, Mil· wa ukel?. ~2 • .n 4. 3.57: Zahn. Callfomla. ~2 . .nt , 2.!1: r . Bannbter. Seattle, ~2. "" 18;, Mll wauket> 4, Callfomla ~ SeatUP 10. Boston fi Only ~tames sched uled f'rtday '• Ganww Toronto ILeal l-21 a t Baillmon> tF"l~na ­ gan 2-4 1. tnl Chk'ago r rrout 4-31 at Ck>vt>land t 0enny2~l.l n l Kit M.I ~ City IJl OU,I(h 3-Jt, 1111 tF'ros t 4·31 at TeJUts <~I Nrw Yor k 1Guld ry 7 l 1 TI4. H 2. SJ'RIKEOUTS: F .Bannlster. Seattle. 61. J\!rry, Se11ttlt>. il; ECkersley, Boston, 52; Guidry. New Yor k, 52: Denny. Cleveland, Mln01'50ta rCasllllo 22). tn t Mllwaulu>t> tCilldwf'U 24 1 a t California " t7.a hn ~1 1 , 1n 1 Dl'tnAt 1P ('II)' 4-3 1 at OaJti!Uld li...II.Jl,ll: · NATIONAL LEAGUE BAm NG I ~ a t bats !: J. Tho mpson . Pittsbu rg h, .3M: Ru. J ones, San Dlfgo, 349; Ballor. New York. .1111: Wohllon:l, SRn F ranclsro.. lll; GUPrn>ro. Los Ali.gl>lt>s . ..12:1 : Wiggin s, San Diego, ..12'1. RUNS l..ll.Smlth. St .Louis. 43: Murphy, AUaJota. 36. Ru . .J ~ . San Diego, 34: Horner. Atlanta . 11; Dawson, Mon trt>a l, ford H i l. m t ~ t on tEc kersll'y S-31 at St>anl r tBan nls tf'r S.21, tn 1 Sa.lunlay'• G&lllftl Chk'a,go at Ot-vcland Nl'W York at Mlnnt"Mta Detroi t a r Oaltland M Uwauk{>o(> at California Toron to a t BaJUmon" 111 1 RRI · Murphy . Atlanta, 39: K.ingman, New York. 37: Moreland. Chicago. JJ: Sullday'1 GIUT'Iell Toronto at Baltimon" 0\tca ~ro at Ot'veland Nt""'' Yor k ;tt Mln ll(>S()ta Kansas City at Tcx.as Pittsburgh. 3'1. HITS: Wilson, New York, St.Louis, 57: Moreland, G ue JTero. Los Angoeles, M: J .Thompson, F..utem lM''Won Chl<:t,gO 58: Lo .Smlth. Chica go, ~ . Knight. Hou.s· l'ct. Wr.tUm IMvWon Atla nta 'II 11 San I~ '!1 19 l.os An Rt'k>s 2J 22 Houston 19 26 f'ln<tnna tl 18 25 Sa n Francisco 19 '17 .&22 13; T .Kennedy , San Diego, lJ; OI.J ver. Mon· U'eal. 12; O.Smith, St.Louis, 12; Lo.Smlth. NATIONAL LEAGUE rnuadt•lphla B.Diaz. too. 53; Sax, Los Angeles. 53. DOUBLES: Garner. Uouaton. a t Sca UJt•. tnl St l..oul!. f'; (•w York Montn>a l JJ; Ph U~I ph.l a. Dl·t rou 111 Ookl ilfld. 2 M!l waulu>f> at CaUiornia W L 28 17 z, 19 22 t9 12. 21 19 26 17 24 The victory was the ninth straight In the playoffs for the Lak· ers, breaking the NBA of most consecutive playoff victortes In one season. The 1950 Minneapolis Lakers won their flrst eight. recorc ' j By Associated Press Baltimore's Eddie Murray missed nine games with tendinitis In his left hand -and he's making up for It In a hurry. Rebounding from his recent hand Injury with a vengeance, Murray has picked up right where he left off. In his second game back in ac· tton Thursday night, he lashed four hits, Including a home run, and drove In three runs as the Orioles stopped the Texas Rangers IHJ. "I don't feel like I can hit well with my left hand rtght now," said Murray, who did his damage Thursday night with virtually one hand. "It feels bad - I'm just try· lng to use ·my left hand as a guide a hand. I'm not swinging with It tall. "It's only hitting :-swinging the bat- that bothers It," he added. "I can play the field fine now." ln addition to his sixth homer of the season, Murray clouted two singles and a double. His perfonnance backed · the five-hit pitching of Sammy Stewart, who got his flrst complete game of the year, his first career victory over the Rangers and his flrst career shutout in the majors. Murray's two-run horner In the first Inning produced all the runs Stewart, 5-3, actually needed. The Baltimore starter struck out· ~o and walked one. ln the only other AL games, Mil· Fifth Cincy hockey team fold~ GB - ~ j~ m :m ~ s .t22 9 .415 !I .614 548 511 al n9 UJ J ·~ ·~ 9·~ Thwwday'a G&mN No gaiTI('S schl'duled · Frtday'11 Ganw Los Angeles \Welch ~21 a t Ctucago 1Manz :>J J Ctndnnatl 1 Pa.~ t on• ~ -<11 a t Mon~a l 1Sandf> rson 4-3 1. 1n 1 Sa n F'ranc\sco ! Laskey l-21 at PIUs· burgh rCa ndelarta 1·21. lnl Houston 1Ryan J-61 a t N£>W York 1Jones 6-21. '" ' Atlanta (P .Nleluu 2· 11 at Philadeiphla ! Ruthven J.JJ. tn l Sa n Diego !Ekhei!Pfg('r 4-51 a t St.Louis 1Forsch ~ ll. In) ......,.G..,_ ClnctnnaU at Montreal La; Ang'f'Jeol at Otlcago AtlantA at Philadelphia San Francisco at PlttJburgh, (n ) Hou!ton at New York. tn l San l)kogo at St . Louls. (n l St . Louis, 12: Knight, Houston, 12. TIUPLES: 10 Tied With J. HOM! R~ : MuJl'hy. AUanta. 14; KlnKJnM. New York. 13; J . Thompson. Pittsburgh. 12: HorTJI.>f. Athlllta , 10", B .Diaz, Philadelphia, 9; Hendr1ck, St .Louis, 9; G!Jem!ro, los Angr>les. 9. SJ'Ol..EN BAS~: Mo rftlO, Pln..s burgh, 26: Oemier. Pltll.:it"lphla, 11; Lo.Smlth. St .Louis, 21 : Wlbon, New York. 17: Sax, 1..o11 Anseleti. t~. PITQ{JNG (6 Oeclsk:ms ~ : Sutton, Hous· t~ . 7-1, ..815, 1.96; Forsch, Stl...ou..ls, ~ 1. .833, 4.24; Ra..JorJeS. New York, &2, . ~. 2.74; Welch , Los Anll'l!:les, 5-2. .714., 2.84; Rogers, Mon~a.l . ft.J, .r£7, 1.74; PuJeo, Nt"W York, 4·2, .667, 3.72; Ga.11zr, AI· lanta, 4-2, .r£7. U9; Mura, St.l..nu\5. 5-J, .625, l."r.:l. SllUKEOlJTS: SOlo. ClnetnnaU , lf7; Ca rlton, Phlladelphla. 74: Rogers, Mon· 53; U'eal, Hooston. Ryan, Houston. ~1 : Suttoo, ~ CINCINNATI (AP) - The !11th pro hockey franchise to try to make it here has folded, but the director of events at Riverfront Coliseum Isn't ready to give up on the sport. "I think there definitely Is a chance for another (hockey) team this year to play here," said Coliseum director of events John Tafaro. "There are all kinds of things happening. It's not too late to get another team for next year," he added. The same type of talk was clrcu· lating last year before the NHL Toronto Maple Leafs announced the i>lrth of the Central Hockey League Clnclnna tl Tigers. The Tigers, the minor league af· flllate of the Maple Leafs, folded on Thursday. The Tigers' losses bave been est!- rna ted at $1 mliUon, and with a 23cent devaluation In Canadian currency, that would brtng the loss to about $12 mliUon, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported. The team had trouble drawing more than l,IXXl fans a game, but the owners Insist that Is not why they could not continue for the three years promised by the Maple Leafs when lhe franchise was announced last summer. "It was a thing we had to do," Maple Leafs scout Floyd Smith said. "We didn't make the decision because of poor attendance. If It was because of attendance, we would have been gone at the end of Lynne Dee Ohver and Greg Thomas were named lhe out· standing semor gorl and boy of the 1982 graduatmg class of Me1gs Hogh School by the school faculty. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliver, Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Oliver has been a member of the yearbook staff for four years and was copy editor her sophomore, junior and senior years. She was in band for four years and was field commander her last three years of H1gh SchooL She played in the jazz band for two years, played basket· ball for four years, was a member of student council for three years, ser· ving as president during her senior year. She was a member of the National Honor Society her junior and senior years and belonged to the computer club. She was a cast mem· ber of the senior play , treasurer of the season." Pomeroy, Oh. Bookmobile service in Meigs County is brought to you by the Meigs County Public Library under contract with the Oh1o Valley Area Libraries. No service on Monday, May 31, due to holiday. Bookmobile schedule for Wed· nesday, June 2 - Chester !Fire Station!, 2:1!>-2 :45 p.m.; Keno I Nor· th side of Keno Bridge), 3-3:30; Sue· cess Road !Near 390601 3:45-4 :15: Long Bottom (Post Office l, 4:255:10. Short film will be shown 15 minutes after bookmobile arrives; Reedsville I Reed's Store l, 5:2~ : 10. Short film will be shown 15 minutes 15Ct•nts Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ray of Hey· noldsburg are announcing the birth of a daughter, Brandy Renee Fran· ces: Born on April 3 the Infant weighed seven pounds, seven ounces and 'was 20 Inches long. Mrs. Ray Is the former Darlene Bryan. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bryan. Reynoldsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ray Sr., Rey· noldsburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan, Middleport, are great· grandparents; and the great-gneatgrandparent• are Harry Cummings, Reynoldsburg and the MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Ohiu and Wt·st Vlr~:lnla Summer Hours Mon.-Fri. 9:00 to5:00 Smith said the Tigers were stung by a combination ol economic woes both In the United Slates and Canada. JMunth . Sixrtumth . ! Vt•ar . $12.35 .. $20.80 ' . l:l9.00 R~i.:~ (h.-~id.: Oh,;~· und Wt•sl Vlr.::lni.u 3Munth 6Mt1nth .. I Y•~ur .... . , ... ..... .. 113.00 123.40 $~4.2(1 ' Transactions SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS FOOI'IW.L N&doaal Foodw.ll LMpe ATIANTA F'ALOONS-Signed Mike Kel· Teaford A party was held Saturday honoring Angela Teaford, daughter of Bruce and Becky Teaford, on her siirth birthday. A cake decorated in the Snoopy and Charlie Brown theme was served· with ice cream to the guests, Jeanie Buckley and son, Chuck, Car· mel Evans and son, Tyson, April Harmon and daughters, Crystal and Wendi, r.,ary and Misty Bu~her, Richie Arnold, Michael Lawson, Robbie Murphy, and Sherry Teaford. Sending gifts .were Toni Brown, Helen Teaford, Edith Teaford, and Don Casto. ley. quarterback. NEW ENGLAND PATR.Iat'S-Cut Gary Puetz. otfenslve taclde: V\nce Coby and Peter Corrlpn. Nnnma baeD: Frank Rocco and Tom St.Jacques, quarter. backs; Jom Vella. wtde f"ECriver. and Bob Intemann and Ed Rskus, otrensJve. &ndA)"s G&mN Cincinnati at Montreal Houston at New Yorlt AUanta at Philadelphia San FriUIClAro at Pittsburgh San Diego at St. LoWs Los An~les at Chkaao """""· PHILADELPHIA EA G LES - A.nnou~K"@rd Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE BAITfNG f75 at bats) : Bonnell, Toronto. .«12; Harrah, Cleveland, .:118; McBridE>, CleveUnd. .:&: E.MwTay. Bal· tirrlor"f', .!58; ~ BalU.more, RUNS: R.Hendmon, Oaklmd, 42; Har· that Keith Kreptle, light end. wtlJ not be l1!ltped to a cmtracl ror the 1112 seuon. ST.LOUIS CARDINAI...S--Siped Dew Oavl•. ~: 'l1wlrM:ln. ~ defen.~vt> linernb. OOILEGE 1977 Lm .......................................•............ s1895 ST . BON A VENTURE-Announc~d ..m. rah, Cleveland. "" rstan•tkln (I( Fred Handler, head . . . ball coach. . .SIMMONS "Your Dealer on the River" . . . PHONE: 992-6614 __ _ 1976 AMC MATADOR 2 dr,. auto. Runs good . .0. .1.·1717~...., Ctl/lf.l!.f!U,( · MILLING DIVtiiON . \ AR RUN MILLS. I ., ' ~ ,'l, ' ··············:····················· 1916 MAVERICK ·..................................... .. ' 4 dr .. . auto.: ll'cyt . ' -. ,1973 GRAND TORINO Seeds · Bird Seeds· Oyster Shells and Grit · Fertilizers . Lime • C• mint and Mortar : Stock Slill · Waler Softener · Remedies . Sail · LIHers • Vaccine· Roofing· Paints · Reel Brarid Fencing · Baler and Binder Twine· Sprays ··Gates· Hay· Strow · . ,, ,.. 4 dr .. PB. PS. Good condition . Air. ~on@npany ·otDS.CAD.-CHEVY, Inc.. . , Fri. 8 to9 tilltll"ltlv 9 to s late Frances Cummings; Mrs. Thelma Bryan, Bellaire,andMich., and the late Norman ilryan Sr. BA8E&W. N............. ATI..o\NT A BRAVES--Optioned Brett Butler, out11elder, to RJchmond r:A tht> In· ternatiOnal Le4iUt. RecaUed Tmy Har· per. wtnelder, from RJchmond. •.... Thomas has earned the rank of Ea gle Scout in the Boy Scouts. He is a Pomeroy volunteer fireman and ~ m e rgenc y squadman and is a rnem· ber of Trimly Congregational church in Pomeroy . Church pastor. retires Rev. RD. Brown, pastor for the past six years of Danville Wesleyan Church, Is retiring from active pastoral work. His wife, Mabel, has actively participated In the work with her husband . Durtng his 61 years In the miniS· try, Rev. Bro'VD has started 25 new churches In the home missionary field, served seven years In evangelistiC work, and was d1str1ct superintendent for five years. The work has taken the minister and his wife through 41 slates and Into Canada where a new mission Held was es- tabllshed a nd sUit operates . Brown recalls tha t 24 young men converted In meetings which he he ld were ca lled lnto the ministry and are stU! preaching the gospel. One young woma n was called as a foreign missionary . While Rev. and Mrs. Brown are retlrtng from the Danville pastorate, they emphasize that they have not left the field of service entirely but stand ready to assist In personal work, e vangelism, as mu· slcians, or In youth work. 5 1295. •• fu r t' \"eryu ne. Tiw Alb"n y s" l<' iilk offns banj o, p 1<1 no emU gui ta r. Th1s p rog ram bega n 111 J an uary of 1981 a ft l' r 1n· lt· rL·s t was shown by the pri nc ipal of Alba ny Eit'II H' nia ry Sl'iwoi m1d the Sehoul Boa rd. T he prog ra m is n ow offered a i Alba ny Ele menta ry j..! l\"lll g e~ d di tt o n <:JI and voi('e . In - pro v u h n~ can bt.' 111 an y a r ea lhl' lllkrest and support For furttll'r lllfun na tloll l" CJ!ltad Man lyn Hl·m unkn ct t 5!"1-t-5-[ 17. OflQf Donm e Howell with a 3.920 ~ ra d e point avt•ra J;! e was the honor student of the 129 member graduating class nf Sherr nan High School of Comfort. W. Va . The c la ss had four c o\' aledi ctori a ns with four point gradt..• ~1\ " t'f"a ges and a seilulatorian with a LTade point ave rage of 3.96 . The sun of Roy a nd Jud y How<' II nf Comfort , Donnie has been a mt·rnber uf the National Honor Society, VarSit y Club, and president of Student CounciL He played fo otball for four yea rs. baseba ll one year . basketba ll nne yea r and was in trac k for four d stu ent eran tlson Rt-~ cl ll t ' . of Mctrgard Johnson, AI! thrt'l' ;tttt·ndt•d thl' l~ J"adua t J UJl t ' Xt' IT iSl'S. )" l 'i:ti"S . AcL·ordin g to a nr ·ws papt: r ir'l yo ung Huwel! "s i:II" L'3 , Huwc\1 i:i l Uw end uf the s chool year wa s rapidl y ])t'l'OITlill l! Olll' tr;;~ck or till' 1110Sl dOIIH ilCinl anJ fil'IU athl t• l es in Wes t Vi rginia thi s p•a r . Howt:•ll , who fini shed th1rd m tht· tltSl'US last yerH . thl' papl'r reports. has been on a roll thi s Yl 'll r. At un in- vitational lwld at Cunbar . Huwei i Howell walked off with first plal'l' in boU1 . - - - - -- - -- - - - the di scus and the slmt put. In another invitati onal llw fu!lowin ~ week . Howell cc.t pturcd c.t Sl'L'Und piC:!ce in thl' shot and th ird in th e diseus £1 nd was high scnrer m the fi eld events that da y. At theGuyan Val ley Im·Jtationa l a 51'5'' throw in the .s hot and a toss of 148 feet in the discus enabled Howell to rapture two more fir:st place rib- 53 1 JAC KSC»\1 P11<E Rt 35 WEST Phone 446- 4524 BA RGAIN l11fA TINEES ON SA T & SUN AU SEATS J UST $ 200 ADMISSION EVER Y TUESDAY S 20U bons. In the Gazetlt• Relays whi ch had ove r 90 school.s curnpdin ~ and featured the ~sl athletes in West Virginia, Howell finished second in t ht•shot and third in the discus. Howell is the grandson of Ed Howell . formerly of Pomeroy and now Jiving at F'lushing, Ohio ; Betty Templeton . Pomery, and a great· ., _ '' IVIWt~ " ...., ... .,.._. ..... ...... tho. fuan...,_ '""'"'"' .bout pvwlllft up \ EVANGELISf- George Draper Jr. will be evangelist lor the revival to be held at Zion Church of Christ May 31 through June 4 at 7:30 each evening. Both Draper aod his wife, Vicky, are graduates of Kentucky Christian College. In 1973 be joined Dave Lucas and the Watchmen as bass singer and traveled with Operation Evangelbe team lor several yearil. MMI. Draper joined the team as pianist. The couple were married In 1879. Aller leaving Operatioo Evangelize, the couple began ministering at Ubertyoille Christian Church In Ubertyville. The first birthdays of Nicole Meckstroth, daughter of Rick and Sherry Meckstroth of ijuntington, W. Va., and Jessica Johnson daughter of Hank and Kathy Joru,: son, Bradbury, were observed Sunday with a party at the home of their grandparents, Bill and Naomi King, Bradbury. Attending besides the honorees their parents and grandparenr.: were Kevin King, Cathy Hess, Mrs. Debbie Finlaw, Heather and Matt. Cake and ice cream were served. •• ~ ' ' f!ll \ ,, 8th o,j [ £K : 1 l ~ ~ 9 10 r ~ SAT& SUN MAT !NU S I I~ & J 1 IIr;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii;;;;;;;;;;;;~ The Sprint Buy now and save $100 • Completely encloHd and shielded engine provides quiet operation, crisp styling . • Engine covBr reduces noise, directs fumes from reaching operator. • Vlbratlon-absoi'blng rubber pads separate body and frame for smoother, quieter ride ... hel·p abloib shock of bumos and holes. ANNOUNONG ., ·:·································· con<!.iti9"· • . ' ' MODERN SUPPLY 3991(\': Main 51. . '. QR. JAMES ~~~~~l.t · -;;~. 992-21.64 Pomeroy, Ohio ., he ~tore With u All Kinds of Stuff" For - Pets~ Stablts, LAr,ye & Small ·Animals, Lawns & Gordens. · Ql WILlA MANSFIELD ' .• EIGS MEDICAL CUNI~PHOI£ 192...1 · AW···CHALMERS LAWN AND GARDIN EQUIPMENT eX - an• tlw rL' . h erman lllUS II 'al f>l' l"ll 'lll't' tu the l'Umrnwuty . Sait' llit~ Meckstroth, Jones ' ' .. classplay. He was amembe rofVar· sity " M" for three years the Spanish Club, and the National Honor Society. r II US h ' Ray Teaford Sub.•wribt.•rs nnl tlt.'S irin~-t Lo pav tht· earner trijly remit in e~dvi:Ull'c tlin~l'l j, Tht• Dailv Scnlil"ll.'l un a 3, 6 nr 12 immth llitSJS. Cn'dit ' · will be ~ivcn l'~r ri ~tr ttllch munth. New Spring& after bookmobile arrives ; Tuppers Plains ILodwick 's l, 7: 10-7 :50 ; Bamn Addition, 8 :20-8 :!iO. Drop by your nearest bookmobile for free entertainment and in· fonnation for people of all ages. We have how-t!Kio-its on everything from auto repair to dieting, many paperbacks, and access to all the libraries in the area to lake care of your infonnation ·needs. The hook· mobile staff will look forward to seeing you. If •ny 1JUestions, please contact Louise E. Hamel, extension librarian, at 384-2103 . and wrestling for three years. He won the out.slandin~ •enio wrestler award. Thomas served on student council for three years, the yearbook staff for four years becoming editor-in· chief his senior year. He was a Boys State alternate, a member of choir for one year, took part in the musicals, "Sound of Music" and " The Musi c Man" and the senior Meigs area births, birthdays ~~~ sul.lst;rrp\iuns by JllC'JU pt•nnitlt'tllll towns wl\l'rt' humt• carrtt•r st•rvkc is a valllihle . ~h~n~ ~~~-u~s herclassasafreshmanandserved as boys' baseball and basketball statistician during her junior year. She was a m e mber of the homecoming court. Oliver is 1982 Meigs County Junior Miss and was winner of the Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution Good Citizenship Award during her senior year. In band, Oliver was the outstanding member of her class during her freshman, sophomore and junior years and won the Arion Award in band her junior year. She was selected as the Dan· forth winne r - the oul.';tanding junior girL Oliver was salutatorian of the senior class. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Thomas , Mulbe rry Avenue, Pomeroy, Thomas played football for four years, basketball. one year: participated in track for one year Library bookmobile schedule PRICES 204 condor st. ins trumenb !:itrument !:i inl'ludt..• woodwinds. br<iss. banjo, <-t nd pi a no. Ju ninr and Meigs' outstanding class members announced Sh playoff games that Abdui-Jabbar scored 20 or more points. Nixon also had 10 assists and two steals, whlle Earvln "Magic" John· son contrtbuted n rebounds and nine steals. Wilkes also had 10 rebounds, seven off the offensive boards. Phlladelphia, which reached the They've been waiting since for .final with victories over Atlanta, the winner of the Eastern final be- Milwaukee and Boston, was led by tween Philadelphia and Boston, Jullus Erving's 'rl. Erving had nine which went seven games. rebounds, three assists and three Jamaal Wlkes and Norm Nixon steals. led seven Lakers In double ligures, Bobby Jones had 19, Toney 20 and each with 24 potnts. Kareem Abdul- nine assists, and Darryl Dawkins 16 Jabbar collected 23. points. Maurtce Cheeks scored 12, It was the 100th of 105 career handed out nine assists and made three steals In a ' losing cause. Phlladelphla started fast, leading 61-:xJ at halftime. The Lakers appeared flat from their long layoff. But Los Angeles adjusted, caught waukee edged CaWornla 4-3 and up at 1: 'n of the third period, 87-87, Seattle outscored Boston 10-6. and took the lead for good on a fastThere were no National League break layup by Mike Cooper. It was games Thursday night. 91.s9 after three quarters. Brewen 4, Angelll 3 Wilkes scored 16 of his points In Paul Molitor homered on the the third pertod, with Nixon getting game's third pitch to put MUwau11 and Abdul-Jabbar 10. kee ahead to stay and CecU Cooper Wilkes said the turnaround was unloaded a two-run blast In the due to the pride and character of third Inning to lead the Brewers the Western champions. over Callfornla. Molltor belted his !11th homer of , - - - - - - - - - - - the season leading off against loser Ken Forsch, 4-4. Cooper's blow, his The Daily Sentinel fourth, gave the Brewers a 4-0 lead tUSPS 145-HOI A Dlvisiun uf Multimt"dlu, lnt·. and they hung on to cool off the streaking Angels, who had won PubiJ.sht•tl t'\ t 'f .\ ' <~fll' nlt •on . Munthl y thrnuJ.! h f'nlia y, Ill \our! Stn·d . by Uw Ohw Vu.lll'\' nine of their last 11 games. Puhlt~hm ~ l 'tUIII><IllY - Muillltll'th<t . l rw ~ . MariDen 10, Red Sox 8 Ptilln·roy. Oh1u 4a769. 992-2156. St•t'ttntl das.s pushU.!t' Jl<ltt.l <tl P otlllt•rny. Ohiu. Gary Gray belted a three-run homer and Todd Cruz and Rick Sweet Mt'lnbt•J" : Tlw Ass t~tlalt'tl Prt•.~s . lnland Oat· ly Pl"l'SS Assut·lalion iHltl lht• All ll'l"it '<Ul added solo shots to power SeaWe Nt·,wspal>t'r Pub l 1.~hcn; A.'>St ll'lal1un . N e~llunal past Boston. Winner Gene Nelson, Allv t•rtt s trw Hl·rr••selll li \r \'1' . Bnlllhu m Nt'WS[)<II)I'I" Sah·s. 73.1 Thin! Avt•uut•, Nl'w 3-6, scattered 12 hits before needing York. Nn1· y,rk 10017 . last.out relief help from Ed POSTMASTF.R · S1·utl adtl rt•s.s lol Tlw Dad,· VandeBerg. St·ntinl·l . 111 Ct•urt St .. .Pt'l'll'fl ·~ . Qhu • 4~ 769 : When Sweet homered off loser SURSCRIP1'10N RATI"A~ Mike Torrez, 3-3, in the first Inning, By rwrrit'r ur Mnlnr Rnult· he extended his consecutive hit 0111'Wt't'k. $1.00 Om·· Month . . . .. ... . 14.40 streak to six - matcltlng' a Sea We Ont•Yt·ar . .. 112.80 club record. SINGLE COPY Daily . Oliver St-'11 \0r pt• r cuss lun t.' rlSl'ftlblt·s w1 ll a lso bl' a part uf tl 1e SUill lll l ' l" prog r a111. J un JO r pt·rcuss !Oil t·nsern bit' IS for s ix th-l'l).!ht h J..( raders Senior pe n:ussJOil ensl'mbl l' 1s for grades nint>-12. uffl' n llJ.! I' XPI'r"ll'ncc 111 xylophonl', 111arimba. rnallo ts . tylll pa ny, !..£J ti n Anwrwan In struments an d othe rs. Th l' mu lttp llC ' It y t> f th e ~repar~ t nry Div 1sJUn ts what 111a k e1 1 lt so untqtu'. l.~ ·ss n n s an • nu t onl y urft· n·d 'A'ith1 n tht• S(' hool of Musil' but lduw hul a s <:~ h • IJJtt• p r ogr a m l'XIsls tn Albany arH.l othl' r sa tel lite pmgn11ns are possibh· in other a rea.-; tha t t•xpress inft ·re!:it a nd suppo rt for s w·h a project . It 1s n ow poss1blt• to hct vt• musil' evl'rywhert· f:j S we ll as programs Priva te lessons w1ll be offered on a ll Minneapolis actually won nine straight If you count the last game of the 1949 playoffs. The Lakers, who hadn't played in 12 days, previously ellmJnated the Phoenix Suns and San Antonio Spurs; each In four straight games to win the Western Conference title. SALES & SERVICE wee ks. Thomas Murray paces Orioles to 6-0 victory JJ Ka n.<,as City at Tna.s. tn t Bosto n o t &-atUC. 1111 Hct.~to n That made It lal-92 with 7: 35 left in the game. The 76ers never got closer than the final margin of seven points, and most of that came at the end on two three-point goals by Andrew Toney and another by Steve Mix. The second game In the best.of· seven series Is here Sunday, with the third and fourth at Los Angeles Tuesday and Thursday. 21 through Jul y 23. a per1 od uf fi ve )i', Lakers top 76ers in first series game· PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Los Angeles )..akers' Coach Pat Riley proved hlmself a master of under· statement after his team beat the Philadelphia 76ers In the first game of the National Basketball Assocla· tlon championship playoffs. "We' re a team of spurts," said Riley after the Lakers' 124-117 trt· umph over a Slxers' team that crumpled In the last 26 minutes Thursday night. The Lakers trailed, 83-68 with :i: :i9 left In the third pertod. In the next 10 ~ minutes, Los Angeles out· scored Philadelphia, 4().9, to tum that ll).polnt deficit Into a H>-polnt lead . The Dail Sentinel Pa e 5 Save our RC, RC-1 00, Nehi, Upper 10, Diet Rite and Dad's Root Beer bottle caps for charity. �Page- 6 -The Dail Sentinel rt, Friday, May 28, 1982 Ohio P om eroy- Middl eport, Ohio Th e Doil Calendar FRIDAY POMEROY Board of Trustees of Columbia Township wi ll hold a special meeti n ~ Frida y at 7 p.m . at the township building . CARPETING COLOR TVs AND MAJOR APPLIANCES POMEROY Al um ni committee will decora te Friday at 7 p.m . at Mc i ~s High School. Help is 11l'eded ~nd thosl' who can a re ask ed to assist. ME I GS COUNTY Coonhunters. F'nday, 7 p.m . on Snowba ll Hil l. Refreshments wi ll be ser ved. SATURDAY BURLINGH AM Modern Woodm en at Burlingham Will sponsor a ham dinner on Satur· day wi t h serv ing to begin at I I a .m . until6 :30 p. m . MIDDLEPORT H1gh School cl ass of 1932 will cel ebrate its 50th anni ve rsa r y on Saturday with an open house at the 32 Col e Street res idence of Gene Grate. 4 t o 6 This Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. ElliS & SONS SOHIO 1 16 S. Seco nd P om e r oy 99 2· 3325 MARK VSTORE you don't want to miss out! Why? Because we' ve got sal e pri ces on all our carpet, color TVs, and major appliances as well a s FRE E INSTALLATION on anycarpetpurcha s eol35 sq. yds. or more and FREE BONUS ITEMS w ith most every purchase. Some quantities are limited so shop early lor be st · select i on! P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide In s. Co . ~ FRI. & SAT 10am to 9pm SUNDAY 12:30 to 6:30 Diamond Savings & Loan Co. ..,..,.to WITH THE PURCHASE OF 35 SQ. YDS. OR MORE VALUES TO $J3 ~owsg•s . '~'OS1 tx·cue were made when Chester Volunteer Fire Department met Wednesday. Both chick en and spareri bs wi ll be ava ilable be~ in· ning at I I a.m. There wi ll be a ~a rde n tractor pull and a gr eased Syracu se . 992·3978 7 .95 POMER OY filch vefvatloob afl(f brelti!llklna, IUIIfOUI " pencil polntt.· 8Hutllul •nd durtbl!tttyllntt that comllllm•nt . .IOdaya co""!IIP9ill . ·lloiftfl. ·~ ' follow mg the para de. VARIEGATED GREENTONE · ConVention. R118SeU Crabtree and Jeff Gillogly were among those receiving State Fanner Degree. C~SH $239 SQ. yd. CARRY CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE : Corner Union ond Mu lberry . Rev. V irgil Byre r. pastor . Glen McC lung . ass t . pa sto r . Clyde Hende r son , pastor emer itus. Su nday School , q :JO a .m .. G len McCI~nQ . ' ':'pt .; mo~ning .wo_rship . 10:30 a .m ., evenmg ser v1ce . 7.00 , m1 d · week service . Wedn esday. 7 :00 p .m . GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 326 E. Main St ., Pom eroy . Sunday serv ices Hol y Commun ion on th e fir st Sunday of eac h month , and combined with mo rning prayer on the third Sunday . Mo rning prayer and sermo n on all oth er Sundays of the month . Church School and nurser y core prov ided . Coff ee hour in the Par ish Hall immediately f ollowing the service . POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, 212 W. J'NITN CONTEMPORARY QUALITY ROOM AIR CONDITIONER OR MEDITERRANEAN COLOR CONSOLE • FROM WHITE WESTINGHOUSE • • Singl e knob e lec troni c tuning Deluxe c abinetry Autom a tic line tuni G ncn 19" xu.IP!-iliiiiiiiiiiiiiirtfl ....,..,,AGONAL COLOR PORTABLE GibSon 5,000 Carpenter ,, GET YOUR PORCH OR PATIO IN SHAPE FOR SUMMER ACTIVITIES GRASS TURF Announcements 18,000 to BTUs All AT • • - 19" .... ,...... Removable glass tray See thru window 17" COLOR PORTABLE • Super Video Range Tuners • Automatic Frequency Control • Chromacolor Picture Tube chasis Lilt up top& ~ $'2'96 Whirlpool MICROWAVE OVEN YOUR CHOICE POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST. 200 W. Main 51., 992·5235. Vocol music. Sunday w orship , 10 a .m .; Bibl e study. 11 a .m .; worship , 6 p .m . Wed · nesday Bible study , 7 p .m . S<hool. GRAHAM UNITED SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST. Mulberry Heights Rood . Pomeroy . Pastor . Albe rt Dittes : Sabbath School Sup erintendent . Rita White . Sabbath School, Saturday of · ternoo'n at 2:00 , with Wor ship Service followingat 3:15. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH- Sister Harriett Worn er . Supt . Sunda y School , 9 :30 a.m .: morning wor ship, 10:45o .m . POMEROY FIRST SOUTHERN MIDWAY LAUNDRY PAIR WASHER WITH ANY MICROWAVE, RANGE OR REFRIGERATOR_. ._ PURCHASE • • • • • • • • • -----,,::,...,..,.,,.,...~ 3 . 45 cu/11 freezer space Stee~plated adjustable slide-out shelves • • HATFIELD McCOY a Winfield Exit Vlllege Porcelain enamel interior K· Mart U.S. Rt. 52 0 I Putnam VIII* on Rt. 34 BAPTIST . 2B2 Durab le Tran ami11ion • 2 Drying Temper1tures • Ex t ended time drying c yc le Full size interior tor 1~11 wrinkles Sleeve-type top access lint filter e • FOR THE PAIR $459 CCEPT COMMUNITY CHURCH. De xter Rd .. Rd .. langsv ill e . Rev . A . A . Hughes. Pasto r . Sunday School 10 a .m . Services on Tuesday , Thursday and Sunday . 7:30p .m . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bailey Run Road , Rev . Emmett Rowson . pastor . Handley Dunn . supt. Sunday school . 10 a .m . Sunday evening service 7:30: Bible teaching. 7:30 p .m. Thurs · day . SYRACUSE MISSION . Ch erry St .. Syracuse. Services , 10 a.m . Sunday . Evening services. Sunday and Wedn es· day , 7:00p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION . law rence Manl ey . pastor ; Mrs. Russell Young . Sunday School Supt . Sunday School 9:30 a .m . Even ing worship , 7:30 . Wednesday prayer meeting , 1 :30 p .m. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. Racine- Rev . James ,Satterfield . pasto r . Mor ning worship. 9 ;45 a. m .; Sunday school. 10:45 a .m .; evening w orship , 7 . Tuesday , 7:30 p.m.. la~les prayer m"ting; Wednesday. 7:30p .m . YPE . MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST, Corner Sheth and Palmer , the Rev . Mark Me · Clung Sunday school , 9: 15 a .m .; Dan WhJte: Sunday School . superintende:nt . Jphn Reibel , Sr., asst . supt . Morn1ng Worship , 10: 15 a .m . Youth meeting , 7:30 p .m. Wednesday. induding w ee tats eager beavers, JUnior a stronauts , and . lunfor and t eQior high BYF ; choir proctke, 8:30 p.m . Wednes day: prayer m..tlng and ltlbl• t tudy . Wednesday , 7:30p.m. h • CHURCH OF cHRIST. Middleport, 5t ond Bob Melton, minister , Scott associate m iniste r . Bible Schoo~. 9:30 a . m .; morning warship , 10:30 o . m .; evening serVice, 7:00p.m. Main, Wodno1 doy Btblo Sludy and Y\""h group mt!tlngs, 7:00p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE . Union 70 Truckatop winfield Store One block North of Dovid Soltsmon, 1-64 D M u It~ cycle wash No-heat drying switch J Counter· Balanced Saf• DRYER Dual spray arm Magnetic sealing doors Seperate temperature controls 34Rt.N. • action $397 757·7801 2 Wash 'l nd Spin Speeds Super Surgllator Agit•tor ty Lid .UNDERCOUNTER ISHWASHER Only 28" wide Energy saver switch Completely frost free Norma l and Gentle Cycles 14cu/ft REFRIGERATOR rr;~~\"!!!~~ BAPTIST. Mann , mini ster : W~lliom Snouffer , Sun· day schoo l supt . Sunday school. 9:30 a .m .; mor ning worship 10:30 a .m . Mu lberry Ave ., Pomeroy , Rev . W ill iam R. Newman. pastor ; Hershel M cClure , Sunday school s up e rint e n~ e nt . Sund.ay school. 9:30 a .m .; mormng wo r ship , 10:30: evening worship , 7:30 p .m . Mid· week prayer serv ice . 7:30p .m . • Se_aled·in ceramic Whirlpool METHODI ST. Preaching 9:30 a .m . , firs! and s&eond Sundays of each month ; th ird and fou rth Sundays each month . worship service ot 7:30p .m . Wednesday evenings ot 7:30 . Prayer and Bible Study . FIRST • 30·Minute timer • Separate defrost <1--:i> BAPTIST OLD DE XTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHUR· TJIPPSn 30" GAS or ELECTRIC re m o va bl e d oo r • Loc k · off h ea t c ontrol s • L arg e ove n c a vity 3 26 SOUTHERN CHAPEl , Route I , Shade. Bible school. 7 p .m . Thursday ; w orship serv ice , 8 p .m. CH , Rev .Ralph Smith , pastor . Sunda y school , 9:30 a .m ., Mrs. Worley Francis . superintendent. Preach ing servic es fir st and third Sunday s f ollowing Sunda y • • • RANGE. Circ uitry • 15 Minute timer Main St . Ne il Proudfoot . pasto r . Bibl e school. 9:30 a .m .; morning wor ship . 10:30 a .m .: Youth meetings. 6:30 p .m .; evening w orship , 7 :30 . Wednesday night prayer meet ing and Si ble stud y . 7.30 p .m . THE SAL VATION ARMY. 115 Butt ernut A ve ., Pom eroy . En voy and M t5 . Ro y Wini ng , officers in cha rge . Sunday · holiness m eeting , 10 a.m .; Sunda y School. 10:30o .m . Sunday schoo l leader, YPSM , Eloise A dam s. 7: 30 p.m .. i olvotion meeting , variou s speakers and music sp&e iol s. Thursdoy- 10 a .m . to 2 p .m . lodies Home l eague. all wo m en in· vi ted : 7:30 p .m. prayer m eeting and Bibl e study . Rev . Noel Hermon . teacher. BURLINGTON e Color Correction$ MICROWAVE OVEN r -- --..!.! • RCA XL·100 e Super Accucolor Picture Tub e • Automatic Fine Tuning 25" DIAGONAL XL 1 00 TRANSITIONAL CO CONSOLE NAZARENE. Rev . Jim Broom'e, South Point Store Old Rt. 52 & Sanduaky Rd. 894·3700 -~ " Fo r A R ea l A uct i on .. ca ll th e R ea l McCoy " I . 0 . " M ac " Mc Coy R t . 1. Reed sv ill e, O h . 985 · 3944 John F . Fulll, Mgr. Ph. 992·2101 Pom eroy THE DAILY BEN fFRANKLIN" l pastor; 1111 Whl\• · Sun doy school supt. Suncjoy IChiJ!ol, , t :30 ·a.m.; mom!~ WOI'Ihlp, 10·30 · o.lnt!.. Sunday ovangollsllc ~.. •7:w p.m. Proyor mooting, Wodnolday,7p.m. ' utilmD f'I!ESIYTERI-'N MINISTRY QF . MEIGS COUNTY, Rev. Wand<! Johnsan, . . ' ,. ' . '. direcl or ; Ha rold Johnson . direc tor of educa t ion . HA RRI SONVILL E PRESBYTERIA N . Wo r · ship Serv ice . q a .m .; Church Sc ho o l. 10 :30 a . m . MIDDLEPORl PR ESBYTERIAN . Churc h Schoo l , 9:00 a .m .. Morning wor sh ip , 10 : 15 . Bible Study Tu esday , 10 a .m .: Bi · ble sludy. Thursday , 7:30p .m . SY RA CUSE FI RS T v1ce~ UNI TED PRES BYTERI AN Church . Church Sc ho o l. 10: 15 a .m.; mo rning worship . 11:30 a . m .: Bibl e Study, Tuesday . 10 a .m .: Junior and Seni or Hi gh Yo uth G r ou p . Sundar . 6 p .m . RUT AND CHURCH OF GOD . Past or . Rev . John Evan s. Sunday schoo l . 10 a .m.: Sunday wors hip. II a .m .. Children's church . 11 a .m .: Sunday evening service , 7: 00p .m .; Wedn esday evening young ladies aux ili ary , 6 p .m . Wedn esday famil y wo r ship. 7:00 p .m . HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH . Near l ong Bo ttom , Edsel Ho rl . po sl or . Su n · day school. 930A. M .: Wor ship 10:30 a .m. : Prayer meeting , 7:30p .m . Th u r s· day. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST. Cor · ner As h and Plum ; l esli e Hay m on . pasto r . Bob G rubb , ass i stant past or . Su nday Sc hool. 10 o . m .: M o rning Wor · ship. 11 o . m .; Wednesday a nd Sot ur · day Evening Ser vices , 7:30 p .m . MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Rober t M cGee . int e r im d irector Sunday John 3 7· 13 INDEPENDENl On ly symbolically can a nation say "'Thank You" to those who have paid with their IPJes for 1ts freedom. To dip the colors m the presence of a hero is a tribute whose meaning is not lost among those who honor patriotism and courage . free men and womer, everywhere . our sacred Irust is to make the best possible use of the freedom others have bought for us. Rev . Robert M cGee POMEROY. Sunday School q: J5 a .m . Worship service 10:30 a.m . Cho ir rehearsal , Wednesday , 7 p .m . Rev . Robert McGee . pastor . ENTERPRISE . Wor ship 9 a .m . Chu rch School 10 a .m . Ric hard Rothe m ic h . pa stor . ROCK SPRINGS. Sunday School 9o15 a . m . Worship service , 10 o . m ., Richard Rothem ich . pastor . FLATWOODS, Church School 10 a .m . Wor\ hip 11 a.m .. Richard Roth em ich . pasto r . MIDDLEPORT CLU STER HEATH. Church School 9 :30 a .m . Worship 10:30 a .m . UMYF 6 p .m . Robe rt Robin son . Pastor . RUTLAND . Church Sc hoo l 9 :30 a .m . Worship 10:30 a .m . Robert Rid er . pasto r . SALEM CENTE R. Wors hip 9 a .m . Chur ch Sc hool 9:45 a .m . Ro be rt Rider . pastor . PEARL CHAPEL . Sunday Schoo l 9 :30 a .m. Worship 7:30p .m . SNOWVILLE . Sunday Sc hoo l . 9 :30 a .m. Worship 11 :00 a .m . SYRACUSE CLU STER Rev . Stan ley M errifi ed . Mini st er FO REST RUN : Wo rship 9 a .m . Chu rc h Schoo l10o.m . MINERSVIllE . Church Schoo l 9 a .m Worship 10 a .m. ASBURY : Church Sc hool q:so a .m . Worship 11 a .m . Bible Study 7:30 p .m . Thur sday. UMW fis t Tu es ~o y . SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev. James Clark Rev . Mark Flynn Rev. Fl or ence Smith Rev . Carl Hick s BETHANY . (Dorcas). Worship 9 :00 a .m. Church Schoo l 10:00 o .m . Bibl e study . hi . 2nd . 3rd and 5th Tu esdays 7: 15 p.m .; youth f ellowship, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 6:00p .m . CARMEL and SUTTON (Worship , Sun · doy School and mos t othe r events held joint ly.) Sundoy School 9:45 and Worship 11 :00 at Sutton first and third Sundays and at Carmel second and fourth Sun · doys. Bible Study second . fourth and fif · th Thursdays, 1 : 15 p .m . Family Ni ght f eUowship Dinner third Thursday . 6 :30 p .m. APPLE GROVE . Sundoy School 9:30 a .m. Worship 7:30p .m . 1st and 3rd Sun · days; Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 :30 p.m. f ellowship supper first Saturday 6 p .m. UMW 2nd Tuesday 7:30p .m . EAST LETART , Church School 9 a.m. Worship service 10 a .m . Prover meeting 7: 30 ·p.m . Wednesday . UMW second Tuesday 7:30p.m. RACINE WESLEYAN - Sunday school Fnday Matthew 5 1· 12 Salurday I John 2 :2 1·29 Scrc>~..-.- Dy .•;.,o:;.::"':.,:-:;;,;·a;:;::;::.;·""'" ;:;:,""':;:;_...,;";:,;;";,;";,;m;;;,;;_;;;,;_;;,;;__;::= " ST . PAU l (Tupper s Plain s) Sunday Schoo l q:oo o m . Mo rnin g Wor ship at 10·00 a .m . Sibl e St udy . 7 30 p. m Tuesday . KE NO CHU RCH OF CH RIST Oh ver Swai n . Super intendenl Su nd ay sch ool 9 :30 every w eek . HOBSO N CHRI STI A N UNI O N . Sunday School , 9:30a .m ., ev en ing se rvice . 7 :30 p .m. Wednesday pray er m eeti ng , 7 :30 p .m. BEARWALL OW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRI ST. Duone Word en . mmi ster . Bible class . q:30 a .m .. morning w or ship . 10 ·30 a .m.; eveni ng wo r ship , 6:30. p .m _ Wed · nesd ay B1ble study . 6:30p .m NEW STI VERSVILLE COMMUNITY Chur· POMEROY CLUSTER Thursday Hosea 6 1·3 Not everywtlere are men lree to believe . to worship. to serve God as well as country 1Having a Faith to live by . . and strivmg each day to live by that Faith ... these . more thc.n dipping the colors, keep faith with our heroes . Copy~ogNt112~~ s.r- ch . Su nday Schoo l ser vice . 9·45 a .m .. Wor ship service . 10:30: Evang el is tic Se r · vice. 7:30 p.m . Wedne sday . Pray er meeti ng . 7:30 . Th ursday . ZIO N CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pome r oy· Harri sonv ill e Rd .. Robe rt Pur te ll. past or . Bi ll M cE lroy, Sunday sc hoo l sup! . Sunda y sc hool. q:30 a .m .; wors hip ser vice 10:30 a .m.; Sunday wors hip serv ic e . 7:30p .m . Monday and Tuesday eveni ng services . 7:30 each eveni ng . ST. JOHN LU THERA N CHU RCH. Pine Grove . Th e Rev . Wi ll iam Midd les w or th , Pa stor . Church ser vices 9 ·30 a .m . Sun · day Schoo l1 0:30 a .m . BR AD BUR Y CHUR CH OP CHRI ST. Jerry Pi ngl ey , posl or . Sunday school . q:JO a .m.; morning wor shi p 10:30 o.m Wed nesdar eveni ng se rv ice . 7.30 . ANTI QU TV BA PTI ST. Re v . Ea rl Shule r . pasto r . Sunday schoo l 9 :30 a .m .; Church se rvice , 7 p.m .. yo uth m ee tin g, 6 p.m. Tuesday Bible Study . 7 p .m . RAC INE CHURCH OF TH E NAZA RENE. Rev. Thomas H. Colli er , pa sl or . 'Morlha. Wolf e , Chairman of the Boord of Ch ri s lion life. Su ndoy Schoo l . q:30 a.m .. morning wor ship . 10:30 : Sunday even · ing wo rship , 7:30 p.m . Prayer meeti ng . Wedn esday . 7::'!0 p .m . RACI NE FIRST BAP TI ST. Don L Wa lker . Pasl or . Robert Smi lh . Su nday sc hool supt.; Sunday sc hool. q:30 a.m .. morn ing worshi p. 10:40 am ., Su nday eveni ng w orshi p , 7:30; Wednesd ay even ing Bi ble study. 7:30 . DA NVILL E WESLEYAN . Rev . R. D. Ph. 992·2551 786 N. 2nd St . Middleport. Oh . Wednesday !Sa1ah 55 1· 13 In lhe United States and Canada and among ==------- Br aw n pa sl or ~ undoy Sc hoo l 9 3U am m ornmg wo rship 10 45 yo uth serv ice 6 45 p m . eve ntng wo •sh1 p 7 30 p .m . prayer and pr o1 se . Wednes doy 7 _30 p .m SO UTH BETHEL (Stiver Ridge ) Duane Sydenslri cker , Sr . , pa stor Sunday Sc hoo l . q a . m . M or n1ng Wor ship 10 a .m .. Youth Serv 1ce . Sunday at 6 p m and Sunday Eve ntng Wo rship , 6 p m Btb l e Study , Wed nes day , 7 p .m Sll VER RUN FREE BAPTI ST Rev M ar vi n Ma rk in . po slor . Steve lillie Sunda y schoo l sup! Sun day sc hoo l . 10 a m Sun day morning w or ship , II o .m eveni ng wors hip . "! : 30 . Prayer mee tmg and B1b le study . Thur sday . 7 30 p .m . yout h meet ing Wedn esday ol 7 p m CHRIST IAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH. 383 N . 2nd Ave .. Middlepo rt. Sunday Sc hool 10:00 o . m . Sun . ' Wed . Evemng Serv1ces 7.30 p.m . p .m . UBERT Y Chri stian Church . 4 l iber ty Ave ., Pom eroy . Sunday Sc hoo l 10 o .m Wor ship 7:30. Wednesday Service 7·30 p.m . CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD. Re• . R. E. Rob inson . pa s l or . Sunda y sc hoo l . 9 30 o .m ; w or sh ip ser vice . I I o .m . even tn g service. 7:00 . youth ser vtce , Wed · nesdoy . 7:00p .m . LANGSVILLE CHRI STIAN CHURCH. Robe rt E. M usse r . pa sl or . Sunday schoo l q-30 a .m .: Pau l Mu sser , sup!. . morn ing wot ship 10 30 . Sunday ev en ing se rv ice 7.00; mid · w eek service . Wednesday 7 p .m . SYRAC USE CHURCH OF TH E NAZA RENE, Re v James B. Ki tl le. pa stor : Norman Presley , Sunday Sc hoo l Supe rin l end ent . Sunday sc hool 9 :30a .m .: mar · ning w or shi p. 10 :30 a .m.: evong elisl ic se rv ice . 6 p .m Prayer and Prai se Wed · nesdoy . 7 p.m .. youth meet ing. 7 p .m . EDEN UNITE D BRETHREN IN CHRI ST. Elde n R. Blak e. pasl or . Su nday Sc hoo l l O a .m .. Ro bert Reed . supt.: Mo r ning ser mon . I I a .m .. Sunday night se rvices Chris l ion Endea vo r 7·30 p .m .. So ng se r · vice . 8 p .m .. Pr eachi ng B:30 p .m . M id week Prayer meel ing . WeOnesdoy 7 p.m .: A lv in Reed , loy leader . CHUR CH OF JE SUS CHRI ST. l oc ated ol Ru lt ond on New li mo Rood , ne,. l to For es l Acre Par k , Rev . Roy Cleve nge r poslo r . Su nda y school 10·30 am w o r · ship 7·30 p m .Bible Slud y Wedn esday 7.30 p m .. Saturday night prayer ser vice 7:30p .m HEMLOCK G ROVE CHRI STI AN Ro g er Watson . pa slo r Crcnson Pra ll . Sund ay schoo l su pl M orn ing wor ship . q-30 o m Su nday sc hool 10·30 o m . evening ser VICe , J 30 MT UNION BAPT IST Rev Tom Doo ley Joe Sayre . Sunday Sc hoo l Sunda y sc hool , q 45 Supennlenenl o m even1 ng w o rsh1p 7·30 p m Pray er meet mg . 7 30 p .m . Wedn esday TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRI ST V1 n cen1 C Wo ler s Il l m1ni ster Her m on Bloc k supefl n l endenl Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 a m . eve n1ng ser vtc e . 7 p m W ed nesday Bible Sl udy . 7 p .m . , CHE STER CH URCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev . Herber l G ra l e . pa sto r . Fron k Rd fle supl Sunday Sc hool. q-30 o m. Wor sh1 p se r v1ce I I a .m and 7 30 p m Pra yer mee 11ng Wednesday 7 30 p m LA UREl CLI FF FREE METH O DIST CHUR CH . Rev Robert M1ller . pas l or Ll oy d Wnght Dtr eclo r of Chns t1on Edu co 11o n Sunday Sc hoo l. 9 ·30 a m . M orn1 ng W a r sh1p 10 30 o m . Choir Proc l tce Sun day 6 30 p rn Evenmg Wo t shtp 7 30 p m Wedn esday Prayer a nd B1ble Sl udy 7 30 p m OEX TER CHURCH OF CHRI ST Cha r les Russell Sr . min 1s ter . R1 ck Ma co mber sup l Sunday sc hoo l 9 30om .. wo r ship se r vice . 10:30 a .m . Bib le Study . Tu esday 7·30 p .m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF lATTER DAY SA INTS. Pa r !land Racine Rood Wd l1om Ro ush pa s l or . l 1ndo Evan s chu rc h sc hoo l di r ec tor Church school . q 30 o m .. mornin g v.o r sht p . 10 ·30 o .m Wedn e sday evening prayer se rvices . 7 30 p .m BETHlE HEM BAPTI ST. Rev . Earl Sh ul e r po sfor . Wor sh tp serv1ce. q-30 a .m . Sun · day schoo l . 10:30 o .m Bible Sl udy and prayer se rvice Thur sday , 7·30 p .m CAR LET O N CHURCH. King sbury Rood . Jimm ie Evan s. poslor . Sunday sc hool. 9.30 a .m . Ro lph Car l , supe r in tend ent . evening wor sh1 p . 7 30 p.m . Pray er meet ing. Wed nesday . 7 30 p .m l O NG BO TTOM CHRI STI AN To m RIC hoso n . pa stor ; Wa llace Damew ood Sunday Sc hoo l Super in tenden t . Wor ship ser vice ol q a.m . Bibl e Sc hool 10 a m HY SELL RUN HOLINE SS CHURCH. Rev . Theron Dur ham , pas to r. Sunday Sc hoo l ot q -JO a .m .. Morning wor ship ol 10:30 a . m . Thursday services a t 7.30 p . m . FREEDOM GOSP EL MISS IO N ol Bo ld Kno b . loco l ed on Counly Road 3 1 Rev l aw r en ce G luesencomp , pastor . Re v . Rog er Wi lll oo ssistanl po stor . Preac hi ng serv 1ces. Sunday 7:30 p .m . prayer mee li ng , Wedn esday . 7:30p .m .. G ary Gr ilf il h. leodeYou l_ h group s. Su ~ day eve ing . 6 30 p .m . With Ro ger and v .o le l Wi llf ord as le aders. Communton ser · vices fir s! Sunday each mo nth W HI TE 'S CHA PEL . Coo lvdl e RD Re v Roy Dee l er . po s1or . Sund ay schoo l 9 :30 a .m .. wor ship se rvi ce . 10 ·30 a .m Bib le study and prayer se rv1ce . Wedne sday . 7 30 p .m . RUTL AN D CHU RC H OF CHRIST . Eugene Und erwood , pa sto r . Herb Ell io tt . Sunday school sup! Sunday school . q:30 a .m .. mo rning wor ship and comu nion . 10 :30 o.m RUTL AN D BIBlE M ETHODIST CHU RC H . Amos Ti lli s. pos l or Danny Ti ll is . Sunday School Sup!. Sunday Schoo l . q -30 o m .. foll ow ed by mor n1ng wor ship . Sunday eveni ng ser vi ce 7·00 p m . Pray er me el ing . Wed nesday 7·00 p .m . RUTL A ND CHUR CH OF TH E NA ZA REN E. Rev . ll oyd D . Gr imm . Jr .. pa stor . Sunda y sc hoo l , 9 ·30 a .m .. wo~ ­ ship servic e . 10:30 a .m. yo ung peopl es ser viCe . 6 p .m . Evange lis lt C ser vice . 6 ·30 p .m . Wed nesday serv1ce. 7:00 p .m . FIR ST SOU THERN BAP TI ST, Corn e r o f Second . Pa sto r Fronk Low ther . Su nday sc hool . 9 :45 o .m wo rshi p ~ erv i ce , II a .m . and 7:30 p .m . Weekl y Bibl e St ud y . Wedn esday . 7 :30p .m . M A SON CHURCH Of CHRIST. M tll er St .. M ason . W . Va . Eugene l . Co nger . mi n is ter . Sunday Bible S!udy 10 o .m . Wors hip 11 a.m . and 7 p.m Wednesday Bib le Study . vocal mu sic. 7 p .m . LIFE SCIENCE CHURCH - 12 Norlh 10 a.m .; worship , 11 a .m . Choir practi ce , Thursday , 8 p .m . lEtART FAllS- Wors hip serv ice 9 o, m. Church SchooiiOa .m. Th i rd St . , Ches hire . Ind ependent , fun · damentol serv ices . Sunda y evening 7:30 p .m . Pasto r Rev . Dr . Robe rt Persons. MORNING STAR, Warship 9:30 a.m.: Church S<hool 10:30 a.m. MOR~E CHAPEL, Church School 9,30 lane , Mason . W . Vo . Rev . Ronni e B. Rose . Pa stor . Sunday Sc hool q:45 a .m .: Morning Worship II a.m . Evenin g Se ~ · vice 7:30 p.m . Wednesday Wom en s Ministri es 9 a .m . (meeting and pra yer . Prayer and Bible Study 7 p .m . a .m. Worship II a .m . PORTLAND, Sunday S<hool 6o30 p.in ., Evening Worship , 7:30 p .m . Youth Fellowship, Wodnesday, 7 :30p.m. NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev . Richard W . Thomas Duane Sydenstricker. Sr . Shtldo~ Johnson John W . Douglo t JOPPA, Warship 9:00 a.m. Church SchooiiO(OO a.m. h CHESTER, Warship 9 a.m .. Churc School tjl a.m. Chair Rohoai'IOI 7 p.m., ThursdaY• · Bible Study, Thursdays. 7 :30p.m; LONG 80TIOM, Sunday School ot 9:30 a.m. Evening Won~lp at 7:30p.m . Thur- ·sday Btblo Study, 7:30p.m. REEDSVILLE: SundaY Sc:l)ool 9:30a .m. Morning WOnh.lp . 10:30 a .m . Evening Wa'?hP 7:30 p.m . . llblo Study Wod· .....,. 01 7:30 ·"'• . .. ,AI.!'IIII,: S.,n~ School at 9:45 a.m. M\,;i;tng Warohip al ll o.m. Youth, 6 :30 p.jft. 5Uiidovo. Wodn"doy Night Prayor Meeting, 7:~ P.-m. . .' CHURCH RUTLAND APOSTOLI C CHURCH OF fEJ Tuesday John 6 35·40 HOLI NE SS IN C - - Pea rl St M1ddl epon Rev O"Dell Ma nley pos lo r Su nday sc hool . 9 30 o .m Morn 1ng w or sht p 10 30 om even 1ng wo r sh1p 7 30 p m Tuesd ay 12 30 p m W ome n s p raye r mee t1 ng . Prayer and pro1 se se rv1ce Wed nes day 7 30 p m RIVER VIEW Monday John 3 14·21 on Sun d ay o l 10 30 am and 7 30 sl udy Wednesday 7 30 p m M 1ddlepor t· P om er oy , 0 . Middl ep ort , Ohi o G rocene sG encr a l M e r ch nnd 1'>e R ae m e 949 1SSO p m w 1lh Su nday sc hool , 9 30om Btbl e SENTINEL 992· 3785. P om ero y TRINIT Y CHU RCH . Rev . W . H. Perr in , pastor ; Debbie Buck . Sunday schoo l supt . Church Schoo l. 9 : 15 o .m .; wo r shif service . 10:30 a .m . Cho ir reheorso . Tuesday . 7:30 p. m . und er direcli on o f A lice Nease . PLUSHES a fternoon ~\ WAID CROSS SONS STORE McCOY'S AUCTION SERVICE "~'' (:/~;;:,s Mill W or k· Cabin et M a k i ng mu.Mlcotora and..lOM on tOMt. GlUt looklnt pra_Ctfeal new '*'1111~.."'f homt. ·· MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. RACINE PLANING MILl CUT •nd· LOQPS Traeei'Me, muMIWiWit, 8lld - . In IOIIdtl, FREE INSTALLATION ,"' RALL'S 992·6655 P lcw s fo r a Memoria l Day ba r· M r s. G len Erw in. Ma r ysvi lle, and M r s. Clyde Walker, Thunnan, spent a day here with their father , Dale Dye . M r. and Mr. . Leon Woodrum , McArthur, visited her mother , M url Gala way. M r . and Mrs. Will iam Culwell, Sutsuma , F lorida, were overni ght guests of their son-in-law and da ughter , Mr. and Mrs . Dwai ne Jorda n and fam i ly . They came especia lly at this time because of the death of Mrs. Culwell 's brother , F r ed Tack ett, in Flatwoods, Ken· l uck y, and the Jordans also attended the fun er a l there. I da Denison spent sever al days VIs iting with E dith Talbert at Sa lem Center . They attended the United Methodist Church Mother-Da ughter banquet in Rutland recently . Mr. and M r s. Reece Pra ther , K et· tering. spent a week end with her m other, M rs . Lewi s Smith . Mrs. Jewell Jones underwent bra in surger y at St. Anth ony Hospi tal in Columbus and wi ll stay for some time for trea tments. Pr ayer s and ca rds would be appreciated . Neva Baker , Port Jeffer son, Ohio, is spending some tim e her e with her m other. M rs. Daye Canode near Pt. Rock . M rs. Clay Jordan, local , along with her daughter and granddaughter , Mrs. Barbara Cassell and Christine, Ada , Ohio have returned fr om Florida where they vi sited Mrs. Jordan's son and family, M r. and M rs. Dale Jordan. K atie and K er ry, and her parents, Mr. and M rs . Cecil Dwelley and other r elatives, all in the Orl ando. F lorida area. M em bers of the Temple United M ethodist Church Wom en's Society m et wit h Mrs. Carl Gl';tbtree as hostess at her new home on Rt. 50 west. M r s. Mendal Jordan had devotions using " Mother" as the them e. Several poems, a scripture r eading, song and prayer were given by those present. Pla118 were made , for a bake sale, proceeds to be used for Bible School material. Refreshments wer e served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crabtree, Russell and Kevin, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly and Jeff were in Columbus Where they attended the State FFA r Sav tngs& l oan Pom er oy MONDAY Ches ter Community Bible School will be held at Unltro Methodist Church, June 14-18 with classes for aU ages through high school. Melanie Stethem Is director of the school and classes will be held from 9: 30 to 11:30 a.m . w ith a clos· lng program on the 18th at 7: 30 p.m . Partici pa ting In the school are the Chester Nazarene and Methodist Churc hes, K eno, South Bethel and Mt. Hermann Churc hes . Further lnfonnatlon ma y be obta ined by contac ting Mrs. Stethem at 9854218. J F <' rmer lv AI hen s Counlv eveni ng wo rship servi ce. c lim b in th l' ' 992·2318 Pom er oy SUNDAY pole ~ of Columbu s, 0 . 804 W . Main p.m. SY RA CUSE Nazarene Church hom ecoming, Sunda y . 10 : 30 a .Ill . Dr. J . Wilmer Lambert wi ll be the speaker . Dinner wi ll be ser· ved at 12: 30 p.m. and there w ill be a songfest at 2:30 p.m . wi th the Holly Famil y. There will be no If: ,~:~~:~.c. 3 H a tfield & McCoy's Memorial Day Sale Is In lull s wing and MASON ASSEMBL Y OF GOD. Dudding HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRI STIAN UNION . Th e Rev Will iam Campbe ll . pastor . Sunday Sch ool . 9 :30 a .m .; Jam es Hughes. supt., evening ser · vice . 7:30 p .m . Wednesday e.v ening proyer meehng. 7:30p .m . Youth prayer service each Tuesdoy . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH. Lelart . W. Va ., Rt . 1, Mark Irwin , pastor. Wors hip services. 9:30 a .m .; Sunday school . 11 a .m .: evening worship . 7:30 p .m . TuesdaY cottage prayer me.eting ~nd Bible study , 9 :30a .m . Worsh1p ser v 1ce. Wednesday. 7 :30p.m . OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Walnut and Henry Sts ., Ravenswood , W . Va . The Rev . George C. Weir ick , pastor . Sunday School , 9:30a .m .; Sunday wor · ship , 11 -a .m . CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, now locatod on Pomeroy Pike , County Rood 25, near Flatwoods. Rev . Blackwood . postor. Ser - JE SUS CHRI ST. Elder Jam es Md le r Bibl e study Wednesday 7 30 p m Su nday School 10 am Sunday ntghl serviC e . 7 30 p m POMERO "V WE SLEYAN HOliNE SS Harri sonvi ll e Rood . Eorl f1 elds po sl o r : Henry Eblm Jr Sun day Sc hoo l Sup! Su nday Sc hoo l 9·30 o m _ Mo rn 1ng Wo r ship I l o m Sunda y even mg se r vic e . 7 JO m . Pra yer M eet ing Thursday . 7 J O p m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD NOI Penl ecos ta l Rev Geo rge O il e r po sl or . Wor sh1 p se rv1ce Sunday 9 45 a rn Sunda y sc hoo l 11 o rn wo r ~ htp serv iCe . 7.30 p m Thur sday pro ye r mee l 1ng 7 30 p m M T HERMON Un1led Brel hren 1n Chn sl Church Rev Rober l San d er s. posl or . Do n Will . lay leader l oc at ed i n Te l( as Comm umly oil CR 82. Sunday !>C hool q 30 o m , Mornin g wor ship se r · v1ce 10 45 o m even1ng pr eachmg se r · 'W ICe second an d fou rl h S un day~ 7 30 p m Chn shon Endeavo r l 1rsl and th trd Sunday s. 7 30 p ni" We dnesday pr aye r meel mg and Bible st udy 7 30 p m JE HOVAH 'S WITNE SS ES 37:.1 19 Slol e Ro ule 124 (One mil e eo sl ol Ru!lond ) Sunday B1 ble lec tur e q 30 o m Wo l ch tower !> l udy 10 20 a m Tue!>d oy B1b le !> ludy 7 30 p m Thursd ay Th eocr OIIC Sc hool 7 30 p m Se rvtce Meel.n g a 10 p m RUTLAN D FREEW i ll SA PTl ST Church Sol em 51 Rull ond Do nald Korr Sr pa sl or Bud Sl ewo rl supenn !endent Su nday Sc hoo l 10 am eventng war · \ h tp. 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg ser VICe 7 30p m CHUR CH O F GOD of Pr ophecy locoled on I he 0 . J Wh tl e Rood oil h1ghwoy I bO Sunday Sc hoo l 10 om Superin le ndent Jo hn Loveday Ftrs l Wedn es doy ntgh! of mont h CPMA se rv1ces . second Wed nes doy WMB mee t1ng l h trd lh roug h l iflh you lh se rvKe George Croy le poslor HOPE BAP TI ST CHAPEL 570 G ro nl Sr M1dd lepo rt . Su nday Sc hool lOa m . : mo rntng wor sh1p . I 1 o m even 1ng wor ship 7 P- m . Wedn esday eve n1ng Btbl e ~ ludy an d pray er meel ing 7 p m . Af . ltl toled w il h Sou thern Bop lt SI Co n· venl10n BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Rtck y G 1lbert pa stor Sieve P1c ken s wpe r inl ende nl Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 o m Church Se n ·ices . 10 30 a .m JUBILEE CHRI STI AN CENTER Geo rge 's Creek Roo d . Rev C. J Le mley pastor : John Fe ll ure su pen nlendenl Church schoo l q-30 am . mor ntn g w a r · shi p. 10·30. eventng ser v 1ce 7 p m B1bl e Sludy Thur s 7 p .m . Classes l or o il ages Nur sery prov •ded l or wor shtp ser v1ces ST PA UL LUT HERA N CHURCH Co rner of Sycam ore and Second Si s Pom eroy The Rev . Wi lh am Middl e sworlh Pa sto r Sunday School at 9 45 o m and Chur ch Se rvices l l a .m . SAC RE D HEAR T. Rev Fol her Paul D Welton . pasl or Phone 992-2825 Solur day even ing Ma ss. 7·30 . Sunday Ma ss . 8 and 10 om ., Co nl ess 1o n So l ur doy 7. 7 30 p .m. VICTORY BAPTI ST 525 N 2nd 51.. M idd leporl . Jome ~ E K ee~ee po ~ lor Sunday mor n1 ng wo rsh1p 10 om even ing serv 1ce . 7. Wednesday evening wo rshtp 7 p m Visilo llon Th ur sday , 0·30 p.m . TRINIT Y Ch r isl!on Assemb ly , Coo lvi ll e Gi lberl Spe ncer pastor Sunday ~c h ool. 9:30 o m mor n ing w o r ~ hip . 11 om . Sunday evening ser vtce 7 30 p .m mtdweek prayer serv•ce Wedn esday 7 30 p.m MOUNT O li ve Communlly Chur ch . Lawr ence Bush . po sl or Ma x Fo lmer Sr Su perinl ende nt . Su nday Schoo l and mor nmg wors htp , q-30 o .m Sunday t'vcn1ng servtce . ., p m .. Youl h meel1n g and 81bl e sl udy Wednesday 7 p m UNITED FA ITH CHUR CH Rou l e 7 o n Pome roy bypa ss Rev Rober I Smtih Sr pos l or , Rev Jam es Cu ndiff a ss t ~ lont pastor . Sundoy School q 30 o m m a r ntng worshtp l 0 30 o m eve ntng w o r sh ip 7 30 Wo me n s Fe ll ow<; h 1p Tuesday s 10 a m Wednesday n1 gh1 pr ayer ser v1ce 7 30 p m FA ITH BAPTI ST Church M aso n m eel al Unit ed Stee l Work er s Un1on Hal l Ro drood Slr ee ! Ma son M orntn g wa r sh ip 9 :30 o .m Sunday Sc hool 10 30om Eveni ng Serv tce 7 p m Pray er mee lmg Wednesday 7 30 p m M1d ·Wee k Btbl e Sludy . Thursda y ., p .m FOREST RUN BAP TIST Rev Ny le Borden . pos l o • (or n eln)~ Bun ch super inlende nl Sunday sc hool 9 30 a .m .. second and fourt h Sundays wa r · ship servic e a l 2 30 p.m M T. MOR IAH BA PTI ST - Four t h and Ma in Sl .. Middl e po r l Re v Col vtn M tn · ni s. pa stor Mr s El v in Bumga rdner supt . Sunday sc hool 9·30 am wor ship se rvice . 10 45 a .m BURLINGHAM SOUTHERN BAP TI ST CHURCH . Ro ul e I Shade Pa sto r Do n Block . A ff11i o ted w1 th Southern Bap t is t Convention . Sunday school. l 30 p m .. Su nda y w or shtp 2:30 p m Thur sda y evening Bibl e study . 7 p .m . PENTE COSTAL A 5SEM BL Y. Rao ne. Ro ute 124, Will iam Hoback . po slor Sun doy schoo l I Oo .m ., Sundayeven1ng ser · vice . 7:00p .m . Wednesday eveni ng ser · vice ot 7. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheodle. Supt . Sunday Sc hool. 9 :30 a .m . Morning Worship , 10:30 a .m. Praye r Ser vice . alternate Sundays . MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTA L. Third A ve .. the Rev . Clark Bok er . pa stor . Carl Nottingham , Sunday School Supt . Sun· day School 10 a . m . - classes for all ages; Even ing services . 6 :00. Wed nesday Stud y . 7:30 p .m . Youth ser viCe$ . 7:30p .m . Friday . ECCLES! A FELLOWSHIP . 12B Mill 51. . Middleport . Pastor is Broth er Chuck M e· Pherson . Sunday School at 10 a . m . Ser · vices Sunday evening a t 7 p .m . and W ed · nesday at 7 p .m . �Sentinel 1982 No gas shortages, but prices rising WASHINGTON tAP)- With the peak driving season beginning this Memorial Day weekend , the oil In· dustry says there's no caU for concern about gasoline s hortages this summer. But prices are rising again. The Industry's upbeat outlook for summer gasoline supplie s comes despite declines In refiners' stock· plies, reimposition of a llocations by several oil companies and specula· tion that motorists may travel more between now a nd Labor Day than they did last summer. Meanwhile, analysts say reta il prices for gasoline a t the pump have been Increasing but they still are not as hig h as last year. The American Petroleum lnstl· tute, the Indust ry's chief lobbyist here. said there will be no shortages because there are still surpluses of unrefined crude oil a nd plenty of refinery capacity to convert It Into gasoline If needed . "We know of no motorist In any part of the country who wn11 have trouble buying gasoline during normal business hou rs this summer," Charles J. DIBona , the Institute's president, said Thursday. DIBona said U.S. oU companies now have a 50 million barrel excess of crude oU that could be processed Into an add itional 40 rnllllon to 00 million gallons of gasoline a day by refin eries now running a t only 65 percent capacity. Those refineries are now produc ing about 250 mil· lion gallons of gasoline a day. He also cited the 255 mUllan bar· rels of crude tha t the government has In Its Stra teglc Petroleum Reserve - som e thing that didn't even exist In the last summer shortages of 1979. Only a major political disruption such as the 1973 Arab oil boycott or massive breakdowns at the na · Uon's refineries could cause serious problems, he said . But he also noted that the nation Is now Import· lng only ha lf the au It was In 1978. The Institute reported earlier this month tha t refineries In April In· creased the ir shipments of gasoline to wholesalers by 1 percent, the first time In three years that de· mand has been greater tha n year- Publi~ Notice MEIGS COUNTY , OHIC PROBATEDIVISION IN THE MATTER OF SET TL EM E N T 0 F Accoun ts and vouchers of foll owi n g named fiduciaries have been filed on the Proba te Court. Meigs Count y, Ohi o, for approva l clnd settle m ent : CASE NO . 23662 Fina l Accoun t of Nonga F. Roberts, Executri x of the 01 Es tate Robert D. Robe r Is, Deceased CAS E NO . 16606 Twenty second Accoun t of Hun fh e National Ba nk , Crea ted by th e Last Will of th Tru st cTrustee md Testament ofe Thomas A . May, Deceased CA SE NO. 221 84 Fourth and Fi na l Ac count of Fr a nk W. Porter, Jr .. Guardia n of Patricia A . Wyatt, a minor CASE NO. 23634 Fi nal Account of Rose Reynolds , Executr ix of the Estate of Pear l Re yno lds, aka Ve lma Pear l Reynolds, De ceased CASE NO. 23532 Final Brown says money is for victims AKRON, Ohio tAP\ -Attorney Gene ral William J. Brown says Ohio needs to be s ure that money for domestic violence she lters Is used for victims and not for program administration. His recomme ndation resulted from a six-month study by his office Ac count of Robert H ar · brechl, Adminis trator ot the Estate of Anna Louise Harbrec ht, Decease d Unless excepti ons are a nd the Action for Battered Women In Ohio Coalition. Brown a nnounced Thursday a n award of $3,410 In state funds to the Battered Women's Shelter of Akron to help It serve victims of domestic violence. f iled thereto , said ac cou nts w ill be for hearing before of June, 1982, at whi c h tim e said Cou accounts will 30th be con· rt on the day PROTESTS AID CUTS- Patrick Loll of North Attleboro, Mass. , a senior at Boston's Northeastern University, speaks on the phone Thursday inside a ca~e where he has imprisoned himself on campus to The Daily Sentinel protest Reagan administration ruts in student aid. Loll sleeps in the makeshift cell, and eats only bread and water during his " incarcera tion. " ·( AP l..aserphoto) . sidered and conti nued I r om ARABQAEements 1 Card of Thitnk s {paid in advan ce ) 7 Card of Thank s (pa1d 1n ndvan ce) 3 Announ ce m e nts 4 Gi veaway 5 Happy Ads Rtal Estate=== 6 Los t and F ound 7 Yard Sa le ( paid 1n advan ce ) 8 Pub l ic Sal e & Auct1on 9 wanted to Buy Employment services 31 Homes for Sa le 31 Mob11e H om es for Sa le 33 Fa rm s for Sal e 34 Business Building s 35 Lots & /\c r eagP 36 Real Es tat e Wanted 41 Hou ses for Rent 42 Mobile Hom es f or Renf 43 Farms for Rent 44 Apa rtm ent for R ent 45 Furnished Room s 46 Space for r ent 47 Wanted to Rent 48 Equipm en t for Rent 49 -For Lease 1----------~-----------, :I : I l . Curb Inflation lI Pay Cash for lt Classifieds and I St~vel II I Addre••·--------- Sirned, Bo.ird of Trustm Gallia County Area Code 614 78 -Camp_ing Equipment 61 -Home Improvements 82 -Plumbing & Hea tin g 83 -Ex cavat ing 84 -Eiecri cal & Refrigeration 85 Genera l Haulin g 86·M .H . Repair 87 -Uph olstery Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE day s after th e la st publication of th1 s not ice . Y our Answer to th 1s Co m · plaint must be fil ed with the Meigs Count y Cour t of Com m o n P l ea s wi thin three (3) da ys aft er se r viC£ of a co py of th e Answer or Pl a intiff' s allorney , who i Jim D. F ox, 200, Washington Boul eva r d , Be lpre, Onio45714 . T h is noti ce is published on the f oll owi ng dates : Larry E. Spence r Cl erk of Meigs County. Court of Common P leas Pom eroy , Ohio NOTICE TO BIDDERS 400 METER TRACK FACILITY IN MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT reser ves the r ig ht to wa i ve inf orma lities, to accept or reiect any and .;II , or parts of any and all bid s. No bids m ay be w ith drawn for at l eas t thirty (3 0 ) d ays a ft er th e sc hedul ed c losin g tim e for receipt of such bid s. Board of Education of M eigs Loca l Sc hool Di stri c t Ronald D Vaughn, D ef end an t , whose las t known address is 17273 104 , BY : Mar lene Harr ison (4) 30 6fc (5 ) 7. 14, Dep ut y' 21, 28 (6 ) 4, Print one word in each space below . Each in· titia l or group of figures counts as a word . Count name and address or phone number if used . Sea l ed p roposa l s will be rece iv ed by the Board of Education of th e Meigs Loc al Sc hool Di stric t of Middle port, Ohio at the Treasur er 's Office until 12 :00 Noon on June 14, 1982 .. and a t that tim e opened and rea d by the Treas urer imm edia te l y the r ea fter , tabulated, and a report th er eo f m ad e by th e Tr eas urer to said Board at its next meeting on a 400 M eter Tra ck Facility . Desc r iption of the fac ilit y wi ll be located at Meigs High Sc h oo l, 42091 Pom eroy Pik e, Pomeroy , spec ifica tion s and instruction s to bidders may be obained at the Of · l ice of the Treasurer , 621 South Third Avenue, Mid· A Certified c h ec k payable to the Tr easurer of the a b ove boa rd of education or a sati sfactory bid bon'Ct- ~xec uted by th e bidder and th e surety com · pany, in an amount equal to five (5) perc ent of the bid shall be submitted with each bid . Sajd board of education ---+--+--1----+---1 Moddlepor!, Ohio 45760 (614) 992 ·5650 (5) 21, 28; (6) 4, 11 41c Public Notice NOTICE. Notice is hereb y Q1ve n that the und er signed in · t end s to make application t o the Probate Court of M eigs County, Oh10, for an o rder to c hange hi s nam e to I 2. 3. 4. t I II I· 5. 6. 7. 25. 26. 27. 28. 8. 9. 2'1. 30. 10. II 11 . 31 . ' 12. I t3. J 14. ~~2 . "1 15.· _ _ _ __ II I I I tl I 'I 16. 17. - - - - - - 18 . 19, 20. 21 . 22. 23 . 24. 33. 3-4. JS. Mail This Coupon with RemiHance The Dally Sentlnel111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 ___j&.....,........-------~--,---~------:: All si"tes In Stock N ew Cash and Carry Pric es insertion .............. S4.00 insertion ....... ... .... S7.00 ~ safter id Probate or a the 29th Court, day of on June 1982 . GIANT CARPET SALE CARPET STARTING AT $12.95 Square Yard Wilh Pad, Installed KITCHEN CARPET' 99 INSTAUED'_$8 GOOD SELECT!ON.OF GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM . TOOLS- FURNITURE COOKWARE MISCELlANEOUS NEW -. NEW a SATURDAY, MAY 29th, AT 6:30P.M. AT Corn•r Of Depot & Main ' :, · Ru11and, ~hlo S&KAUCTION SA ERMAN TILLIS: OWNER. LONNIE NEAL: AUCTIONEER TERMS OF SALE: CASH OR CHECK WITH POSITIVE I.D. 51. Rl. 124 Pomeroy , OH . AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR CARPENTER SERVICE 'Addons and ttmocltlinl R f. d It ' - oo 1ncan au erwoh -concrete work -Piumbinf'"d electriu wort (frot htim1tnJ Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·621Sor992·7JI4 Pomeroy, Ohio 9·JO· tf c w o•·r NMONOAY ~u No , ,. l : Jof' M J·JoAM OA ilt \ P f c IAl .. H,•ppv Hr 4 • D.tolv Mon - Mt'qNoqhl 81 Tv('~.- l.ldH' ~ Noqt>l 8 1 W£"d - Oron~ ilndOrown REESE HARRISON'S TV Repair & Servlce • TRENCHING SERVICE Call 992-6259 Water· Sewer· E lectric Gas Line- Ditches water Line Hook -ups Septic Tanks County Certified Roush Lane Cheshire, Oh. to H ~nto c .l ndron~8 J lt>un - f'ooiTou rn.t mrnh r, ~ ~ ~"~" ~<~nd ~ 0 , 10 ~ & Drown tO 1 Ovnnq 1\,lnd On lv \ un - f'olJd & f'+lchrr Brl'r 276 Sycamore St. Middleport, Ohio BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY t" A two TUPPERS PLAINS - AL TROMM BUILDING & REPAIR Ph. 367 ·7560 I ·I · I lf c If you need it bu i It or fixed we can do it . 742· 2328 RUTLAND •Insulation •Storm Doors •Sform Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing Free Estimate James Keesee Ph. 992-2772 4/29/ 1 m o: NATHAN BIGGS JS Y rs. Experience SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy, Oh . Ph. 992·2174 2 26· ff c r e s LISTING - 8 2 Lei Fr ee c ar par1 son . Ruml ey Insuran ce Ag enc y 446 -3320 U.S. Rt. so East Guysville, Ohio Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Whi te's metal detec tor . 15 % off . Spr i n g vall ey Trading o., pnng Va l ey Pl aza, 446 -802 5. 1 c s · Rav en 25 au to pi stol $47 . 49 . Ca se sharks tooth knife, Sprin g Va ll e y Trading Co ., Spring Va ll ey Plaza , 446 8025 Night c raw lers $1.00 per doz . Spring Va ll ey Trad i ng Co., Spring Va ll ey Plaza, 446·8025. Littl e kool rest. i ce chest by Igloo, travel 1ng r efresh · ment cen ter $24 .00 . Spri ng Va ll ey Tr ad ing Co ., Spring Valley Plaza. 446 8025. PARTS and SERVICE BISSELL SIDING CO. " Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding estimates, 949· 2801 or 949·2860. No Sunday Calls J&F CONTRACTING • • • • backhoe excavating septic systems A water, sewer & gas lines •dump truck •limestone New Homes - ex· tensive remodeling •E lectric work •Custom Pole Bldgs. •Roofing work 14 Years Experience Greg Roush Ph . 992-7583 or 992-2282 3·29 ·tf c Cultipa c ker need s som e work done on i t . Ca ll 446· 4484 . -Kittens to gi ve to good OHIO VALLEY ROOFING And Home Maintenance • Rooting of all types • Siding • Remodeling e Free estimates • 20 Yrs . experience Ph . 949·2160 or 949·2l22 " OO· tf c SYRACUSE, OH. SUMMER PERM. SPECIAL 20% OFF ALL PERMS FOf the Monlh of June Open tlrv Sit. rues. PH. 992·3982 For Appointment O'Brien Electric Service 16 YEARS EXP . •Residential •Commercial •I ndustrial Racine, Ohio 247· 3534 Free Estimates PULLINS EXCAVATING · Dozers · Backhoe s · Dump Trucks 1 yr . old m ale dog part 4-20· ff c 742·3006 . Red Bird dog . Ma l e 614 -992 5282 . and l arge bag of tens. 304-675·6043 . PU PS, mixed Bassett, 304 One black and 2 black and white kitten s. Phone 304· 675·5792 after 4 P . M. 6 Lost and Found yr. tag No. 25. Ca ll256·6572. LOST Black white S. tan Col lie, named Lady. Lost in vincinify of Bidwell. Call 388·8886 if seen . Reward of· fered . and down. Over one acre of land. S30.000. L(ii<URIOUS - Want something nice wit~ very little upkeep. Well this one is In A·l shape. , Now $16,800. PRICE REDUCED - TUPPERS PLAINS - A three bedroom double wide with full basement on large (of. A rea l value at $18,000. Now reduced to · $16,200. A bargain! Has a lar:.ge front porch. 3 bedrboms,1 ·central heat 992·*191 992·S692 949·2UO' 992·2259 and basement, air, ~ot full water A sue Murphy, Helen anel 1 -Bruce Teaford, All · Realtors. Aller Hr$. ' 992·3415 or H2·U25. · 0 " Housing Headquarters • ' OLD F URNIT URE . beds. iron , bra ss, or wood . Kil chen cubba rd s ot all type s Tab les, r ound or square. wood i ce boxes . Old desks and book c ases. Will buy comp lete household . Gold, si lver, old money , pocket wa tches, c ha1ns, nnq s, and etc. Indi an A rtifa c t s of a ll types . Al so buyinq ba seball cards - Osby Martin 99 2 6370. HA RLE Y PA RT S Fry e' s 1n Ru tl and . 742 2081 niture and Antiqu es of a ll kind s. ca ll Ke nneth Swa in , 446 ·3159 or 256 1967 1n th e even ings. CASH PAID f or clean, l ate model used ca r s. Sm ith Bui ck · Ponti ac , Gallipolis, Oh io. Ca ll446 2282. Buying Go ld, Sil ve r , Pl atinum, old coin s, sc rap ri ng s & sil ve rwar e . Dai l y quote s available . Also coins & co in suppli es for sa le . Spring Valley Tr"adi ng Co., Spring Valley Plaz a, 446·8025 or 446·8026 . 446·0069 Wanted swarms of bees. WE SELL JHE BEST AND SERVICE THE REST .. .. neat, nice carpeting and tots more. AskiJ1g only $65,000. . BEDS IRON , BR ASS. old furnitur e. g old , sil ve r doll ar s, wood ic e bo xes. stone jars, an tiqu es, etc , Comp l e te hous e ho ld s Wr i te : M .D . Miller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy . Oh . Or992·7760 We pay cash for late mode l clean used ca rs . Frenchtown Car Co. Bill Gene Johnson burning c himney for up PR,CE REDUCED - On thi s cute three bedroom in Syracus·e . Lots of remodctinq . wanted to Buy WA NTE D TO BUY Old fur 12 WHITE Chin ese Si lky roosters, phon e 304·675· LO ST in Merce rville area . Hol st ein heif er with ye ll ow den space, new large ~asemenf with wood· Auct ion ev ery Fr1 n1 qht .Jt the Hartford Community Cen ter . Truc k load s of new mer chandi se every week . Co nsigm ents of new and used mer c handise always we l c om e R ic h a rd Re ynolds A uc tioneer . 275 67S 1740. 1269. FRYE'S 773 5785. 773 9185 . 3476 . 256 1945. Mother cat and thr ee k i f C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION R1 c k P ea r so n . Ex per1en ced AUCT IONE E R Es tat es, ant1que s. tarm , household L 1censed Oh10 wv_ Buy .ng antiqu es 304 6 kittens 6 wk s . o ld . Ca ll c lothes. 304675 4631 . 5·20· I mo . pd . 5-28· .1 mo. Public Sa l e & Auction Go ld , si l ve r , s t erli nq , jewel r y, r ing s, old coins & currency Ed Burkett Bar ber Shop, Midd leport 992 - Lo- 8oy Large or Small Jobs PH. 992-2478 a Ca ll256 1945. Doberman & Grea t Dane . _RAT"aow.:..The Amuin1 Water Machine · "Them•chlpeoftomorrow1toa•vt · S.Ortng AIINd N-'urt'l Way curtails your hOultclust problems. U.P.S. Strvlco , Golllpolll .,....H.,. $d4 Parktnbulll, w.v. )04-411Munlot• Av. & LaktYitw Dr. 4'12 mo. old ma te Walker Pup·lost between Danville and Briar Ridge. While with black spots. Small collar.· Lost yesterday, ca ll in eve. 742·2989. Found - ladies tinted glasses In a green case on Rt.7 by pass. 985·3358. FOUND : · t.:arge young black dog. Fernale. Silver Ridge. 614·985·3541 . H1gh Sc hool Gradual es & Se nior s you can earn over $550 00 per month whi le lea rn ing a va lu able skil l l ik e comput er rep a1 r er. shee t metal work er. or r efr ig eration Plu s you will ha ve a sec ure porll1m e 10b w 1lh the Am r y Na l• onal Gua r d att er sc hoo l 1119 Benefil s 1nc lu de a $1,500 00 e nl1 s t ment b o nu s. $35, 000 00 lif e 1nsu ran ce and free t u 1I 10'l to any coll eqe or t ra de sc hool •n Wes t V1r g1n1 a In tere sted per so ns may ca ll ()04 1 675 39 50 o r 1n Wes t V1r Q111ia call Call 614·2•5·505S or 446· 1052 or 446· 280 I. Standino timber & Ford bronco wrecked or b lown engine. Call614·388 ·9906. Stainless steel milk can in Res ld c nt 1al E l f."C i r1 c & Pl u mb •n q , 12 yr.:Jr s r>x pe r• ence. all wor k quc1r,1n Tf'ed Ca lt 256 174A Look 1nQ tor constru c l10n wor k C(1 11 388 8707 Carprn tPr Work Rc p a• r nnd room remodcl 1nQ, wall pa ne 11 nq or r eil1 nq tol e 992 7759 WIL L trtr l' !0 1 1 Pldt!rl y peopiC' 1n my Mmc By the wf'e k or Mon t h 30 4 675 76 10 Wil l clei'ln houSC'l, Olf tces Rei'lsonr~blc rn t rs . Ga ll iOOI IS, PI Plraso nt ar•as Cr~ ll 30 4 675 5208 or 304 675 6417 or 304 67 5 6937 Will car(' tor cldPry l)l"r.;,on r1nd dO l 1q l1! hOU 5f'kl 't'\) IOCI day on l y Phonf' J04 113 9170 Financial toll FR EE I 800 642 361 9 21 H1 gh Sc hoo l Gr adua tes & Chester We ll s Res 1dence on Se n1 or s. you ca n cnrn over $550.00 per month whil e S.R. 248 in Lonq Bott om lea r n tng a va lua bl e skd l May 26& 29 l1 k e co mput er re pa•r er . May 28. 29 . On Top of shee t m el at wo rk er , or We lchtown Hdl. M1ner r efnq erat1 on. Plu s you w il l svi ll e M a ry Voss r es1 den have a sec ur e part l 1mc job w ilh lhe Am r y Nn t1 ona l ce . G ua rd aft e r sc ll ool1 nq Benefits 1nc lu d(' a tl.SOO 00 6 fam i ly Jun e 1 2-3, 9 a.m . e nli s t~ent b o n us, even1ng Rock Sprinq s Rd 14 mile pa st fair gr ounds . $35,000 .00 Id e •n sur ancr and t ree lu111 on to an y Will have clothe s, ap co ll ege or t ra ue SL ilool 1n pl 1an ces, dt shes and m 1sc . Wes t V 1rgtn1a Int eres ted per so ns may call (304) 675 7 f amily yard sa le at Mary 3950 or 1n We st V1r q1n1a co li Laynes at Che shir e, f ir st tol l FR EE I 800 6413619 hou se on le ft a fter r a ilroad track s Lo ts of eve r y l h1nq L 1censed 1nsura nce ;wen t Ma y 30 31, June I 2 3. needed Appl y Rumley In sur a nce Aqcncy •LI6 3320 Fr1day and Saturd rw . 10 t il 5 Pl . Pl easant, out Sa nd Want ed 1 ondovod uill on Hill to Oak Grove Chur c h ter es ted 111 bf'cO m1nq an 111 Road . su r ance aqcn t Ru ml ey In YARD s;ll e May 76. ?9, 31 sur .; nce Agency . 446 3370 Fr tday , Saturday 8. Mon day . Rt 35 Hender son , Wan t ed etderl y lady to ca r e across fro m S1 der s Equ 1p · · ' r a n elderl y Indy Calt men! 440 4537 or 446 ?156 9 Ca ts to give to good home . all black and I multi co lored . Ca ll446· 1153 . TV - Trencher - Water · Sewer - Gas Lines · Septic Systems Garag e Sa le 108 V1n e St . lOAM to 5PM . lSI & 2nd . women cl ot hes 5. 10. 16, 18. Men clolhes ot her i tem s. AUCT ION, advanc e noti ce, Sal urday J une 5, 196 2. A ll day sa le. rain or Sh1ne See l1 sting nex t week . M t . Alto Au c ti on Sa l es. Pupp1 es to g •ve away . Mother 1S Blu e Tick _ 614· FOR THE BOTH OF YOU STYLING SALON L T IME Call 446 3J58 Cute K iftens to giv e to good hom e. Ca ll446· 7643 . Cu te tong and short hair ed kittens . Phon e: 992 7582 . Avon. PART TIMES.FU L J Family Yard sa le Sa t .. 3069 . 2270 Help Wanted T 1me on your hanos? M ee t n1 ce peop le, ea rn good $$$ home . Call446·4173 . 3 lon g hai r ed kittens, 2 whit e. 1 gray striped. 949 TOM HOSKINS 4 19 1 mo does to off er not anyoffer othor er attempt thing lor sa le may plac e an ad in thi s column . There wi ll be no c harge t o the adverti se r Ca ll992-3229 . PH. 992-7201 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ANY PERSO N who has a nyth 1ng to giv e away and Small Chihuahua dog t O a good home, hou se broken Licensed & Bonded 3· ll · ffc GJvea.way__ _ 4 ._::-_~~ ~ -= ~ 11 9:00 AM til 4. 1 mil e out Geor ge's Creek Rd . Di shes, cloth ing, dec orati on, & !lowers. Tr as h co l lec t1on & Mul1n q Cal l 446 4480 Will do br1by sil l 1nq 1n my home C.1ll 614 38!l 97 55 mi sc. i tem s . State Rt . 7, 1 mi . above Swan Cr ee k Bridge. YARD sa le, Fr1da y s. Sa tu rd ay, Ma y 28 &. ?9, at 1323 Ml Ve rn on Ave 9 a.m . ? ors • Dryers • Freezers Yard Sa fe 3 Famil y Sa t. l .oz .. 999 si l ve r Fa ther' s Day ba r , $10.00 . Sprin g V a ll ey Tradi ng Co., Spring Perf ec t Father' s Day gi ft , Want ed to buy small ma le BAM to 5PM . Clolh ong S. to 5. Ptanl1 Sub .. C1rcte Dr off of Bu\1v a ll e Rd Cloth ing. hou seho l d •t erns & m isc. $50 .00. Wa nted to Do Co llo o Ca ll304 882 3316 Yard Sa le Fri . & Sa t . Sea r s sander & g r inder 7 in _, Atan gam e, m 1sc 2 mi . west of Hospital on Rt . 35 2 Fam i ly Y ar d Sal e Sa l 9 • washers • Dish · washers • Range5 e Refrigerat- 4-5 lfc Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING Tobacc o beds, 446 1630 or 446 7337 or .t46 4745 8025. All Makes Farm Equipment Parts &Service 1·3-lfc Yard Sa le Corner of 3rd & Oli ve . Ga llipoli s. Ma y 30th, Satu rd ay On l y . Ches t type freezer, good cloth es & oth er misc . 9 :00 to 5 :00 June 2 & 3 goo d cltan clothinq & other it em s. A ll cheap . 1820 Chatham A ve., Ga lli polis. 10 4. Va lley Plaza , 446 8025 . Tobacco planl s or w hole bed Ca ll614 388 8514 . revolver , pearl ha nd les, 4 3/ 4 r ill e barr el, 6 shot, 22 shorts or long s, S59 .95 Spr ing Valley T r ading Co .. Spring V alley Pl aza , 446· · 18 Mercerv1 1te, Oh Tired of the hogh cost of car in sur ance ? e SALES & SERVICE and privacy when you move into this one. Gar- "' 446·0294 .. KEN'S APPLIANCE $15,000. COUNTRY - Fresh air A SWEEPER and sewi ng ma chine repair , parts, and suppl ies. P ick up and deliv er y , Davi s Vac uu m C leaner , one half mile up Georges Creek Rd Ca ll F lower for M emorial Day next to bank in Midd leport . 9AM to8PM 7day s aweek . HIS AD BOGGS Announcements 22 cal iber Buffal o Scout 3 your money work for you on this very little work .needed to operate busi ness. Collect the money in the evening and open the doors in the morning . Only thr ee be droom ranch hol)"'e with carport, separate utility , storage building . Redu ced to $28.000. Ollie~ 5 LISTING $37,500. INVESTMENT - back yard, gas heat. $22,500. Jean Trussell LISTING - INVESTMENT bedroom, one story home, new ca rpet1ng, tenced Dottie Turnel;' YOUNG'S Roger Hysell GARAGE ~~=========~t=============j~=====~==~;~ Radiator Specialist houses in Racine. One has 9 rooms, 2 baths, nat . gas F .A . furnace, carpeting, storm windows, and a 4 room hom e as a rental or tor mother . Just • REALTORS: Henry E. Cleland,Jr., GRI J7 · tf c J·24·ttc the Smallest Heater Core to th e Largest Radiator . room one floor modern home . Ba t h with shower , equipped kit· chen, ca rpeting and 2 nite leve l lots in Tup· pers Plains for $31.500 . Furniture Retail , equipment, building, and inv en tory . Call for detail s. home c NEW 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PRICE REDUCED - 6· 1S· tf c J·J· tfn Fr-om Lots of fruit trees, bath, nat. gas furna ce, ca rpetin g, garag e in the basem ent, and privacy . Asking $25.000 . Real Estate - Gener•l MIDDLE PORT - Rt. 3, Box 54 Racine, Oh. Ph. 614 ·8 43 ·2591 For all your wiring d f nee s; u rnaces repair service and installation . Rest"dentt"al & Commercia I Call742-3195 bedr oo m hom e with 2. 8 l---------------------'--- NEW LISTIN!l - 614-Hf-2112 yr . old 2 bedroom home. Bath , carpeting , basement, insulated , garage, 2 porch es, 2 ac re s on good bla cktop road. Sc hool bus and mail rout es. 545,000 . The Daily Sentinel NEW LISTING - POMEROY LANQMARK VIRGIL B. SR. 216 E. 2nd ~t. Phone 1-( 614 )-992-3325 PH.992-2259 AUCTION P&S BUILDINGS or949· 2417 COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE James Ray Thompson (5\ 28, lie ' Phone949·2293 Licensed & Bonded Real ElUte - Gener•l That's right! When yuu use d column inch or more in newspaper advertising be it display or classified you reach thousands of potential buyers that are eager to receive your money-saving message . Dated thi s 25th da y of June 1982. reclamation. · Aluminum Siding -· ·SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS: IS A.CINCH IF YOU USE THE INCH! J AMES RAY BOYER . Said appli cat ion wi l l be by petition to b e f il ed in )Wanted )For Rent 3FT . WIDE . ..,.... foundations , J&L BLOWN INSULATION Vinyl& ROOFING insen•on ... .... ....... SJ .OU . Ohio . leJ Detai dleport, Ohio 45760. You' ll get bef!er resulls --+-+.:.:.-=!-......:~--~ if you describe fully, give price . The Sen1inel reser"ves the right to classify, edit or r ei ect ::~~~~~~~~~~!_Oj any ad. Your ad will be put in the proper classi fi cation ff you ' ll --,.,.l-....l--1--.:.L--1 check the proper box These cash rates below . include discount Jane Wagner, Trea sur er 621 South Third Avenu e Sizes from 4 to 6 and all wood buildings 24x36. Insulated Dog Houses dark S. Sa l. 9·' Rl. 218 al ~ 3 Wanted to Buy 9 5 Family Yard Sale Fr 1. 9 ARABQAEemems:---: IL-----------1-===========f~=========::::;~ ON ALUM1N1M 937~Buflato 667- Coolville Up to 15 word s . Th ree day Utility Buildings 4 19-1 mo. NEW SPECIAL LOW PRICE 89s-Letart 742-Rulland water, sewer, pon· -----·· . 77~Mason 949-Racine v Ice, ds, Mi sc . Merchandice 54 882-New Haven 247- Letart Falls Up to 15 Words .. Six day Public '!otice 1----------..l...----------1 )For Sa le )Announcement 98~Chester 343-Portland Up lo 15 wor d s .. One day Public Notice Rout e Area Code JG4 67s-Pt. Pleasant 4sa-Leon 57&-Apple Gro•e Pomeroy 24S-R io Grande 2S6--Guyan Dist. 643- Arabia Dist. 179- Walnut StFJIEI!S Public Noti ce S lat e "4 992- Middleport 44&-Gallipolis l67-Cheshire l88-Vinton wv Mason co., Meigs County Area Code (Average 4 words per line) Chillicoth e. Ohio, 45601. and whose cu rrent address is unkn own, will tak e noti ce that Patr ic ia Ann Vaughn 11 has fil ed a Compla int for di vo r ce in the Meig s Coun l y Court of Co mmon Pl eas, Pom er oy, Ohio, Case No . 18105, cap tioned Patricia Ann Vaughn v s Rona ld D . Write your own ad and order by mall with this I Vaughn . Sa id Complaint coupon . Cancel your ad by phone when you get I a lleges that Ronald D . results . Money not ref undable. Va ughn ha s been gui lt y of I gross neg l ec t of duty and I extre me cru elty, and pray s for a divorce and other relief . Sa id Defendant will take I noti ce th ai he i s required to answer th is Complaint within twenty -eig ht (28) Name _________________ , 73 va ns S. 4 WD 6 1 Fa rm Equi pm en l 62 Wanted to buy 63 Livestoc k 64 Hay & Grai n 65 Seed & Fertilizer WE MUSI HAVE YOUR HElP. following telephone exchanges. .. 74·Motorcycles 75 -Boa ts & Motor s 76-Auto Parts & Acce ssori es 77 -Auto Repair Farm Sgpplles & li>JeS!DEI! nentals 11 Help Want ed 12 S1tua f 10n Wanted 13 I nsura nce 14 Business Train 1ng 15 Sc hoo ls Instru ction 16 Radio. TV & CB Repa1r 17 Mi sce ll aneous 18 Wan ted T o do Her residerice, one mile soutlt of Tuppers Plains on Route 7. II is up to you if the cemetery is to be kepi in beautiful condition. 71-A utos f or Sa le 53 Antiqu es 54 M i sc. Merc handi se 55 Bui lding Suppli es 56 Pe ts for Sa le 57 Musciallnstrument s 58 -Frui t s & Veg et ab le s 59 For Sa le or Tr ade Sites start from JOJC24" PUBLIC "OTICE Roule 7, R,.dsville, Oh. 45772. 7'1 -Trucks for Sa le MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE 5-21 I mo. Tr 1115pattatlen 51 H o u seho ld Good s 52 CB , TV & Radio Equipm ent 23 Prof essional Se rv1ce s Dorer & backhoe ser· 4 )0 li e Classified pages cover the 21 Business Opportunity ']') Money to Loan C&M EXCAVATING AND CONSTRUCTION PH . 99H913 the date set for hear ing. ROBERTS. BUCK JUDGE Common Pl eas Court, Probate Di v ision , M e ig s Count y , Ohi o { 5) 21, 28 2tc ALL STEEL BUILDINGS f~~~~============~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==============~~~~ may file wrillenexceptions To all concerned, the TuppeB Plains Cemetery Fund is nearly depleted, we must have your ton· hibuhons in order to keep up the cemetery. Male paJments to RUBAL CALDWELL, lrOJsureo, Old Merthandlse SERVICE •dd d d 1• -n ons an remo eung - Roofing and gutter work -l:onttele work -Plumbing and electrical work 1Free Estimates) Ph. 949·2609 149. 2234 RACINE,~-~~~ mo. CA NDLELIGHT INN Rt . l,Ches htre, Oh . Ohio St. Rt . 7 to said acc ount s or to mat ters pertai nin g to the exec ution of the Court not less than f ive da ys prior to PHONE 992-2156 cARPENTE~ day to day until finally disposedof . Any person interested Or Write Daily Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeory, Ohio 45769 f 1nane1a1 RANDY'S c- A Yard Sale II Til r;:::::::::::::::::~;:::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::::::::~ COUN T S. PROBATE ~e~tT · MEIGS CO UNTY . tington a:ru Business Services IN THE COMMON PLEASE COURT before levels. But DIBona said that doesn't mean that consumer demand Is up. Beea use of price Increases the past month, the na tion's 10,(0) wholesal· ers and 190,(0) gasoline s tations may be stockpiling gasoline In a n· ticlpation of further price Increases, he said. "There's a lot of speculation that people are going to go out and do a lot more driving this summer, but we don 't know that," DIBona said. "It's very competitive out there and that suggests there's plenty of gasoline available." The nation's primary stocks of refined gasoline have dropped from a 41-day supply in May 1981 to a 31day supply as of last week. The nor· mal refinery stockpile going Into the summer driving season Is a 3037 day supply. The Ohio Bu stn css Opportun• I Y Bus 1ncss or store ro:)m 1n Pa rk Cen t r,1 1Hotel Show milk dr1nk crs a p r od uc t tllal may Cr1SIIy ea rn you $80 ,-JOO , w olh 1n th e nex t "{Car Ca ll Rober t H ar per 304 675 1293 or 675 5868 . Mon ey to Loan 22 REF IN A NCE or purct1ase you r home 30 Yf'M fi xed ra te WVa & Oh10 Leade r Mort qaqe , 77 E Sl aTe St _, A th ens, Oh 592 305 1 H aw• lanct? Wan t to budd? N ot h1nq down. tow 1n l f'rPS I, no payment l or 6 m ont hs 61 4 S92 3053 Prof eSS IOnrtl Se r v1c es 23 C&L Boo kk cep1nq Bookk ec p1no & I fix se r v 1ce l or a llly pps Of bUS11l CSSC5 Caro l N eal 446 3862 P1ano t un1nq anct rr pa1 r Ln nf' oa n 1CIS ASSOCI() !(' of B r ull1 Cr1rd1 ' ~ Gnll1p0I 1S and Cu nn 1noh;un's AltlPnc:, N E'.~ 'S RELEASE T he Gol lh il M e1qs Commun 1t y Ac t 10n Age nc y CETA 742 295 I or 992 2082 p r og r am 1S cu r rentl y ac ce pt 1nq appli Crl iiOflS t or nw :Rl!"i!fEslate s u mme r Yo uttl Em pl o ym c nl Proqram (SYE P J EI1Q1bil il y 31 Hom es for S.11 e re qu 1rcmcn l I Nea t, 3 bd r , br1 ck. horne . e co nomi ca lly ct 1sad 112 ba t11s. Qu1 Cl nc'lq h vant aqed. 2 14 to 21 years of age Ap pi 1Ca l 10ns ac bo r hood 10°o a ssum ~1biE' ce p te d Mo nd a y F r 1day , lo.J n. bes t oil er C111 4.J6 s·oo 4 : 30 at th f' c A A of 7080 fl ee . 41 7 112 2nd Ave. Galli pOliS, Oh , 446 461 2, ex 14? nrrc f nrrn qoorl house tens1on 63 M e1qs Coun ty a nd barn s Call446 2599 addr ess CAA offi ce a f 11 7 2nd A ve . Po mcr y . Oh . H ouse a t 513 3 rd Ave , 99 2 2313 G all 1p0 I1 S Exce llen t 1n ves lm e nt pr operl y, lOned Wanted m 1ddl c aqed or co mm c r c•al 3 apt ~1 11 rc n older woman to sta y wi t h ted plu s 2 r m & ba t hs. me 2 days a w ee k No work Poss ibd1f y ot 41h a pt 1nvol ved. clean surr oun $35,000 . Will fi na nce Call dinq s. 614-256 11 98 614 533 3884 alter 6PM lf you ar e •nler es t ed 1n bcco m 1nq a dertl er or 1n hav1nq o"arti es for " Fr1 en dly H ome s" ca ll Marilyn Pow e ll 6 14 99?·6525, P 0 Bm< 204, Syrac use. Oh 65 Ga rf 1e ld Ave, Ga ll ipOliS 3 rm & ba th ov erlookonq Ot1oo Rover Park1no 1n rear . S16.000 Wd l f1n ance Ca ll 614 533 3884 afte r 6PM N E EDLECRAF T · Ea rn1n N ew l oq horn e on r1 ver tr ont 111 M1d cll cpor t 446 1557 come demon str a t1 nq our st i fchery coll ec lwn No quo ta s, no depos ll . Qual i t y k i ts. 1·800 424 43 20 or 304 5863970 . CR EA TIVE EX PRE SS ION S Mtdd l c aged l ady to l1ve 1n with lad y Mu st ha ve car Ca ll 304 675 7290, Lo ra do Au st1n W r1nl ed y ounq non dr1nk1 nQ datry farm help, mi lk1ng and farm work Se nd le tt er nnd th r ee r efer ences to Box P 27 . 1n c ar e Po1n l P le a san t Rcqts l er , Po1nl Pl easan t, wv 12 25550 . Situation s Wa nt ed Hou se pa 1nl1nQ. ro of in q , co ncr ete work . 992 2836 H rw e vacan c y for eldC'rl y per son Room . boa r d a nd laundry . Rea sonabl f' 6 14 992 6022 13 In surance SANDY A ND BEA VER ln suran ce Co has off er ed se r v •ces for fire insuran cf' coverage in Ga ll1 a Coun t y for a lm ost a ce ntury . Fa r m . home and persona l property coverages ar e available to meet on dividual needs . Con tact H arry Pit chford , aqe nt Phone 446· 1427 . 15 IT" s GE TTIN G LATE but you cnn st d I hav(' n tl om f? of your own d you Cc1 rn bet ween $9 ,000 and $1 5.000 a year 2 126 houses wdl be bu1ll on t he stat e of Oh10 un d er f arm hom e ru r a l hous1nq progr n rn the r ema1nd er of 1982 These home s w il l be l 1nanccd with no down pa y men t and paym ent s wi l l be !ow as $ 125 per mon th . SC'e our mod el nea r lh e P1c P a( M ark el on R T 50, W . A thens or call 992 703 4 to'r 1nf o . K 1nqsbu r y Home s, 1100 E M a1r 51 Por'lr r oy , Oh J bedroom hOu 5f' 1n Pom r r oy V1 nyl Sod1nq & f1r eplac c N1 CC IOCilt10 n Pr1 ced to Sf' II 99? 7446 ho uo:.P o"n 3 be d room Ru l ldn(l /\11 ronct 1 r ar qnraq c, P ili iO. moclNn kd r hen . qa s hr at . f1 rrp1oc e 6 " 591 S087 H ou'lc. M f'adowbrook /\d d 1l1 on. 3 lw dr oo rn . l tlm ily r oom W1 lt1 l 1rep1,1 ( P Cf' f) l ra l r1or , bc1Semcnt Phone 304 6 75 1542 OWN ER wnntc, Ofl f'r c,e ll or t rodf' Thrr f' bf'nrooms, 2 bil lh s. br 1ck, r ornr r lot. 304 615 77'}3 Schools Instruction Karate the ultimate in self defence all pr iva te lessons. M en, women , & ch i ldren. 1 nstruct ion thru black bell. Also av ai l ab l e Karat e uniforms puching and k ic king bags, a nd protec· t ive equ ipm ent. Jerr y Lowery & Assoc iat es Karate Studio. 143 Burlington Rd ., Jack son , Oh . Call 286 3074. T l1rcf' beclr oom t1ousc. h 1 ba se m ent . 1° 1 iil rl ' qr ou nd 304 67 5 3279 32 Mob1le Home s for Sa le TRI S TATE MOBILE HOM E S. USED MOBIL E HOME S. CARS, TRU CKS GALLIPOLIS . CHE CK OUR PR ICES. CALL 446 7572. The Silk Hou se (custom si lk fl owe r s). Complete bridal line. weddings, and all occasions. Cal1367 ·7566. CLEAN USED MOBILE KE SSEL'S HOM ES QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 MI . WEST , GALLIPOLI S, RT 35 . PHONE 446·3868. Lawn Mowing no yard to big or small. Reliabl e and Call Skidmore l or mobile homes moved . Gr eenlawn 10 -~ -.:_wante~ t~ [>~ _. ex. cond. Caii6H·388·8801. - - · - - - --- Pay cash for mini motor home in good cond., 79 dependable. For estimate model up prefered. Call call 446·3159 after 6PM 256· 1967. 614·256·6244. Transport . Call 446·2783 days. 446-3479 ' evenings . Licen sed & insured �Sentinel - - 32 Mobile Homes 57 They'll Do It Every Time for Sale For sale 7ft. comb . pool and ping -pong table. All ace. exc. cond., $200 . Call 446· 1155. Pr .ce reduced For sa le or rent 12x60 2 bedroom mobile home w1th 2 lots. Gas heat, rural wa ter. Close to c•ty l imits. Call 446· 1294 1 fuel oil heater Perfection, 1 yr. Old., perfect cond. Also ha s therostatic con · trol. 2 Fuel oil tanks 275 For sale Off•ce t~ailer 12x45, fuel oil heat, a/c. one full bath, $2.000. Ca ll 446 4119, 7:00·4· 30 1977 14x70 V•Hage ga t. Call 256·6565. Park, custom bu1ll, 3 bdr , 1 112 baths, underp•nn1ng, porch and ca rport . Call245 9216 trailer, 12 x: 60 c ond•t•on Call exce llent 446 1552 Furnished, a•r cond•f•oned, underpinn.ng, set up on lot '"Middleport 1974 Champion. electnc, 12x 60 underp•nn.ng, washer, dryer. beamed l•v•ngroom, ceil1ng, par !•ally furn• s hed $7,000 949 1369 USED MOBILE 576 2711 HOME MOBILE HOME S MOVED L1censed & 1nsured Call 304 576 2711 1972 Shultz 12x65, gas heat, 3 bedrooms, pilrtially fur n1shed 304 675 2907 !982 Nashau 14 x70 w1th 7x20 expando. 2 bdr , 2 baths, fireplace. all elec fr1 c, $2,000 & assumable loan Catl304-576·2706 73 Trader. wetsher , dryer , new ca rpetmg, wdl sell part1ally furnished or un furn1shed $5300 304 773 5503 33 Farms for Sale Sma ll farm for sa le Will tak e n1 cc trailer lor down payment Call 256 -6663 35 Lots & Acreage Pr1 ce reduced 2 lots w1fh rural water close to c 1fy l1m1fS. $4,450 00 Call 446 1294 For sa le one and t'lalf ncres more or l ess, ap prox1ma te ly 600 II road trontnq e on Co ra Centerpo1nt Rd near Cen terpo1nt $3 ,000 00 Phone 68) 6944 10 r~cres at R 10 Grand£' on Ce nterpo1nt Rd Rural wo ter 614 26'15916 ~~~=====::~=~~======~~ ~~~ 42 Mobile Homes for Rent b lock from co ll ege Cal l at fer 5, 245 9172 Furn1sh ed apt. 2 bdr . 1136 'lnd Ave. Gall1potis. $160, water pd ., c hild OK Ca ll 446 4416atter7PM Furnished apt , 3 bdr ., 131 4th Ave ., Gallipo li S $195, water pd , child OK Call 446 4416 after 7PM LMqc lot lor sa le 9 miles north Pt Pleasant on Rt 'l at Flatroc k All util1f1es available . 304 675 1248 after Furn1shed efficiency $135, utilt1es pd , 607 2nd Ave .. Ga llipoli s. One person, share bath . Cal l 446 ·4416 af fer 7PM 5 Part1ally furn1shed rooms and bath 99'1 5908 4 Apartmen ts. 675 5548 41 Houses for Rent 3 bdr . house, apts, com merc1al highwasy Iron tage Ca l l 304-675 5104 or 675 5386 APARTMENTS, mobile homes, houses, Pt . Pleasant and Ga llipoli S 614 446 8221 or614 245 9484 Homes for Rent. Lease or Land contrac t 1n town or coun t ry . Call Strou t Realty , 446 0008 TWO bedroom, un furn1shed One bedroom ef · f1c1ency 304 675 2722 3 bdrm house. cent a1r, 2 firepla ces, good ne1gh borhood Call 675 5104 or 675 5386 . House 4 r & bath, newly remodeled, located 1701 112 Chestnut St Call446 3870 3 bdr nouse 1n Ga llipoliS . $250 mo, ref , no pe t s Call 446 1734 after 7PM or before 9AM 5 r house on r1ver. beaut1ful view, pr1vacy, $275. per mo plus depos1t Ca ll 446 4922 after 5:30 or week dens Pomeroy 2 bd room. r emode l ed, 408 Spr1 ng Carpeted, secur1ty depos1t $100 Rent $195 Call after 6 p m 992 ·2288 For rent in Rac1ne ·n1ce 'l bd .room hou se Comp letely furn1 shed, with air cond ., all utiliti es pa1d $300. per month . 949· 2801 or949·2860 Furnished hou se Adults only. No pets 949·2253 . Deposit requ~red APARTME NT 'n Pleasant, 614 446·8221 3 bedroom and bath Rutland. 992 ·5858 45 Furnished Rooms - - SLEEP ING ROOMS and light hou sekeep ing apt ., Park Central Hotel Rooms with cooki ng, cab le , a1r , $40 a week 304 773 5651 42 Mobile Homes Rent ______ ----~for Mobile home for rent. Call 446· 4225 or 446·0756. Nice furnished mobile home, central air, 1 mi. below city over looking river, adults only. Call 446· 0338 . Trailer for rent, air cond., beautful river view in Kanaug~. Call446·1602. Mobile home for rent. Call 446-jlOl. 2 bdr. trailer $150 per mo. Call614-379-2435. Hom emade stee l c lothe s lin e post, stee l swi ng se ts. 675·3677 . Locksm1 th Supp l1e s and Equ1pment. blanks, tool s, machmes, code books, etc. Va lue $2300. Sell $1500. Cash $1620. Terms . Retired locksm tth , phone 304 458· 1541. SEARS weight bench com plete w1th weights. Call af · fer 5 p.m 304-882 2688 . 1971 Gremlin $100 . for par ts, elec tric hookup for trailer including pool 160 00. 304-675·6230 . Guns, Vesta Schu ltz Phone LAYNE'S FURNITURE 304 675· 1376 Sofa, cha1r. rocker, of· taman, 3 tab les, (extra 55 Building S':Jppl~s heavy by Front,er), $685 Sofa, chair and lovesea t. Building materia ls block, $275 . Sofa s and cha1rs bnck, sewer pipes, w1n 1 priced from $285 . to $795 dows, I intels, etc Claude Tables, $38 and up to $109 . W1nters, Rio Grande, 0 H1de a beds,$340 ., queen Ca tt245·5121. s1ze. $380 Recliners, $175 to $295 ., L amps from $18. to REDUCED . $65 5 pc dinettes from $79., PRICE'S to$385. 7 pc, Sl89. and up . Metal shee t' s flat porcelm Wood table with 4 chairs, enamel coa ted , will nail, $219 up to S49S. Desk SliO . won't rust Ex. material all Hutches, 1300 and $375 .. types of building 20·24· maple or p1ne flnisn . gauge 4'•8' $7.00, 4'xl0' $8 00, 4'xl2' 19 .60. 4'x odd Bedroom suites Bassett $5 00 Tuppers Plains, Ohio Cherry, $795 Bunk bed 614-667 ·3085 comp lete w1th mattresses, $250 and up to $395 . Cap Pets for Sale ta1n's beds, $275 comp lete. 56 Baby beds. $99 . Mattresses DRAGONWYND CAT or box springs, full or twin, TE RY KENNEL AKC $58 ., firm , $68. and $78 pupp 1es, CFA Queen set s, $195 4 dr . Chow Him a lay an, Pers1an and che sts, $42 . 5 dr . chests, S1amese kittens . Call 446 $54 . Bed frames, S20.and 3844 after 4 p m S25 ., 10 gun Gun cab 1nets, $350 , dmette chairs $20. and $25 . Gas or electric HILLCREST KENNEL ranges. $325. Baby Boarding all breeds, c lean matresscs, S25 & $35, bed indoor -outdoor fa c ilities frames $20. $25, & S30. Used Also AKC Reg . Dober Furniture bookcase, mans Call 446·7795 ranges and TV's . 3 mdes out Butaville Rd Open 9am BR I ARPATCH KENNELS to 7pm; Mon . thru Fri ., 9am Boardmg and grooming . to 5pm, Sa t AKC Gordon se tt ers, 446 0322 Engl1sh Cocker Spa niels Call388 9790 . 52 46 __ Spa~~ f~r _R~nt COUNTRY MOBILE Home P.ark. Route 33, North of Pomeroy Large lots. Call 992 7479 . TRAILER lot, 90x70, Pear · son Trailer Court, Ga llipoli s Ferry, 304·6756167 . Sma ll trailer spaces. Mason 304 773 5651 Pr1vate trail er lot for rent. 3 m1les from town Charleston Rd. References required. 304-675·2017 . 47 - ·- - . Wanted to Rent Wanted to rent warehouse, storage build1ng or large garage 1n city of Gallipolis. Call446·3159. Meretlandlse Sl Household Goods --·- ------- -- GOOD USED AP · PLIANCES washers, dryers, refrigerators, ranges. Skaggs Ap· pliances, Upper River Rd., beside Stone Crest Motel. 446·7398. Whirlpool 2 speed washer, Whirpqol 4 cycle dryer, good cond., guaranteed, $90 each . Call256·1207. Wrought iron picnic frame, new, Krisch drapery draw rod extends 150 if!. 3 quilt tops and G.E. scrubber, polisher and rug shampooer. :104-675-3730, 2809 Birch Ave. General Electric Dishwasher. Phone 304·675-1084 or 675-1393. POODLE GROOM ING . Call Judy Tay lor at 367 7220 CB,TV, Radio Equipr:n~nt 65 Watt Kenwood receiver $375 K -960 Yamaha casset · te deck $400. Craig belt dr1ve turntable $190. 1 pr. 75 watt Realistic speakers $200 or comp lete system for $900. Ca ll 675·7614 after 9 pm 54 Misc. MerchandiCe ~-- in Three bedroom hou se in County $200.00 month, $50.00 deposit. r eferences required. 304·675·4433 · 675· 2136. TROYBIL T ROTOTILLE RS, All models . D1scounts! sh tpment , 1mmed1ate Trades considered . Call 703 942 3871 or wr1te Hickory Hill Nursery, Rt 1 Box 390 A, Fishersville, VA 12939 Pt. One bedroom apartment. part1ally furn1shed 1n Hen derson Phone 304·675·1972 - 2 bd .room Carpet in liv1ng room . Elec. range m k1t · chen Clean and ready to move into. 992·3090 . '1'12 - - Beare at scanner, 8 channel with crys tal s, lead tine and antenna $100 firm . 614 667 3085. I bdr . apt 1n R10 Grande 1 , Furn1shed Apartments 243 Ja ckson P1ke 1 I 2 bdr ., $195 & $210 Adults, util1l1es pd Cal l446 4416 after /PM r~cre Household Goods SWAIN AUCT ION FURNITURE & PAWN SHOP 62 Olive St, 2 bdr fra1ler turn1shed, adults only, Brown Trader Gall1po tis . 3 p1ece 11ving room sui te s COl iCh love Park, 992 3324 seat ·chair S199, 2 piece l1v1ng room su ites from Furn1shed Mobile Home. 3 S 140 up, love seats from $70 bedrooms, washer dryer . up maple dinet sets from On private lot. No pets . S991 to $199, wall huggers Deposit required . 949 2253 $100 ., rect1ners $80, maple rockers $49, bedroom su1 tes $150, var 1ety of table 43 Farms for Rent lamps, marble top stands PASTURE for rent, 40 head $30 and up, box spri ngs & catt le, no horses, abun · mattress (new) $100, dance water & grass, good severa l uti l ity cabine t s, k1f · f ence. phone 304·675· 1269 . chen cabi nets wood & metal. baby beds, ches ts of drawers S25 to $60, 3-way 44 Apartment recliners $100, gas & elec · for Rent tr1c ranges, refrigerators, Furn1shed Apartr:nent 607 1 wash stands, bunk beds 2nd . Ave . Ga lliPOli s. 1 bdr, 1 comp lete with bunkies adu lts. $195, utilties pd . ; $170, severa l dressers, hall Call 446 4416 after 7PM . i trees, beds, brass head board beds $35, bookcases, 1 Furn1shed 3 r . w1th pr1vate smok ers, Hoover spi n dry bath 845 Second Ave ., ' washer, wr1nger type Ga ll1pOI1 s. catl446 ·2215 washers, hutch, coa l & wood heaters, te levision s, tan s, new tool s of all kmds, Apartmen t , 2 bdr, unf .. no var~ety of Silv ers tone cook · pets Ca ll446 3937 . ware Call446·3159 . lot s 150 II road c iTy water. brh1nd 84 Lumber. calf 304 675 6873 , 675 3618 TWO front~lq P. Strawberries pick your own, bring your own con· tainers . Haskell Saunders, Bidwelt · Rodney Rd . Call 245·54 10. sa te. You cut and bale. Call -- --- Plastic Septic Tanks. State and county approved. 1,000 qal. tank, price $340. Other sizes in stock, haul in your p"kup truck Call 614·286· 5930, Jackson, Oh. RON EVANS ENTERPR ISES 1975 Case 450, dozer · tra c tor, 1,800 hrs., very good cond., $14,900. Cal l 446 4537 RATLIFF'S POOL CEN · TER Poo ls sale, supplies & mstallat1on 403 2nd. Ave., Ga lli polis, Oh . Ca ll 446· 6579. In ground · Ablove ground . Sonia 's Profess1onal Dog Groom1ng Call614 388·8547 and ask for Son1a. 3 femal e Toy Peekapoos. all white, 6 wks . old. May 31 Catl256·136l POODLE pup s, AKC reg 1stered No Checks, 304 895·3958 . Sea lpom t Siamese krttens for sa te. A ll female , 7 and 8 weeks old, very nice . $40. each 304-675·6145 or 304· 675-5504 leave name and no. Excellent pedigree AKC Chow Chow stud serv1ce availab le 304·576 2618. FOUR adu lt female rab · bits, 4 home built cages, 304 89S 3677 . TWO male registered Himalayan kittens, phone 304·458 1536 . sert,~lees YAMAHA GUtTERS SUPER DISCOUNT PRICES! Send self ad· dressed stamped enve lope tor price list. or send $1 {r efundabl e with pur · c hase) for colored brochure to : Studio E Music, Inc. , 141, Glouster, Oh 45732 . 1982 Models Katch · Att buildings all sizes, wired, ro tlup doors. Gallipolis Block co ., 446 2783 Pas ture tor rent . Also ap· 81 .. - --- - Home- -- - - !_!n_p!:_O~__!!I_!f!!~- STUCCO PLASTERING textured ce ilings com · merclal and residentiaL free est im ates. Ca ll 256· 1182. curtains & cond.llli~;;~~£;~~ --------- Catt446·7162. shams a ll match, ex. ·- - - 12" Bell Saw self feed planer, 9 set of molding kn.ife, 1 Shaper, severa l ex· Ira knives. $2,000. 4-46·9285. Upright freezer 12 yrs. old $75. 12.000 BTU air cond., used 4 months. Call 245· 9489. Soi td maple desk $50, very old hand made comforter $50. Call245-9132. 1 picture window 48x84 and 2 garage doors. Calf 4-4<1· 4555 after 5. New bench vise, Sears tow · bar, electric wheel balan· ce, lawn mower, afghans. cau446-2316. PAINTING tnterior and exterior, plumbing, roofing, some remodeling. 20 yrs . exp. Call388·9652 . Fruit ____& v_~!l_e~~~~ __ _ 0 ,. CAPTA IN EASY 1 WANT li-IEM fO THE OWl- ~Y!? TO () 0 READ A50l!T ME. l UNDE~STAND THE PARKNES!?. 5EEK THE 1-16HT. Marcum Roofing & Spouting. 30 years ex· perience, spec ializing in built up roof. Ca II 388·9857 . • WA~T THEM TO ?EE- ME IN THEIR MOV!E HOUS.ES. . 1 WAIVT THfM TO ELECT ME- TO Strawberries. Call Harold Taylor, 446·8691 Strawbernes pick your own, bring con tainer . Claude Winters, Rio Gran· de,61045·Sl2l 59 For Sale or Trade 5· U French City Painting residential & commerc ial, ~~==========;::======~~~~interior, exter ior, paper hanging , & textured 74 Chevy 3/4 ton truck ~ frame & rear end Call388· 9684. For sale or trade 4-bolt ma1n 350 Chevy block, new crank, new bearings, new tim1ng chain, radical cam shaft, new gasket set. 14x9 Fenton R T mag wheels (varifitl Call61088·9684. For sale -1981 Ford Tractor. model 1700, 4 wheel drive dieseL 5 ft . brush -hog . 12 in. post hol e digger. 4ft. by 8 It chevy utility trai ler . 992· 7298 For sate used R40 DitCh Witch trencher . 1 61.t·694· 7841 . 275 ga l. fuel oil tank with legs K 1ddie sw mg , $85 for all 992 3675 For Sa le : 1978 Sears 18 hp. garden tra c tor 1ncludes 10 c f. wagon, 10 in . turn plow, snow blade , chains, wheel we,ghts, Sl200 . 742·2935. Carport fram es of 3 chan · nel~ron , 9''x26' 5)6 1n. stee l post 8 ft ., 3 framed used doors 3 pa1r s liding oak doors, gas water heater. slate roofing 614 992 6254 . Frailer 10x50 House trail er Saw mill 614·742·3102 Farm &Mjjlles estaelc & tl 61 Farm Equipment 78 model M.F . 245 diesel, 6 spd . trans .. PS, 250 Hrs., same as new, $6,900. Bel saw, molder cleaner, same as new $900.·614-886·5955. John Deere LA Mower· cultivators, plows. Call 256· 6506 . Mechanical transplanter for setting tobacco now on sa fe . Swisher Implement John Deere Dealer, Rt . 1, Gal lipolis, 446·0475. New and Used Troy -Built tillers for gardening . Sw isher Implement John Deere Dea ter, Rt . l, Gallipol is, 446·0475. For sale pull type lime spreader. Ca ll 256· 1206. 9N Ford tractor. Sl.OOO. 614· 985 4335. -----·- - - Side delivery hay rake, spoke wheel type 3 pt. Hookup, like new $400. af· fer 5 p.m . 304·882· 2819. This week specia l . Niemeyer 10ft. hay tedders $1700. One row mechanical tobacco setter $595. Keefer Service Center. St. Rt. 87, Ripley Rd. Pt. Pl. 304-895· 3874. - - -- - - - - - -- 63 - - - ---Livestock 63 - - - - - - - --- - - .Livestock For sale cow, Red Angus mixed, very healthy . Call 614·379·2609 or 614·379·2593. For sale manure spreader, Ben Bickers, 614·367·7727. 65 - & Fertilizer -Seed -- - - -- - BULK BLENDED Agricultural fertilizer delivered & spread or delivered & dumped or picked up at plant. Bien· ding service hours 8 to .,., Monday thru Friday, other hours request on spreader buggy rentals , A complete independent busines. Farm Equipment serivce, Clif· ford W . Snyder owner, Jackson, OH, 286·4983. ----- --- - - --- TFanspartatlan 71 for Sale - - - -Autos - - --- - -1974 Datsun 710 Wagon, exc. gas mileage, $1150. Call 446·4222 9· 5. Weekend and after 5 p.m . 4-4<1·2174. 1974 Camaro with 76 small engine, new paint, new tires, new crome side plates. Call 446·3142 or 446· 2235. 1980 Blazer fully equiped, $6,500. Call446·3108. '69 Ford Fairlane, '72 Pin· to, '69 Chevy pickup. Call 446·2821. GLASS TINTING Auto· Commercial - Residential. Also kits available. Energy Control System. Call 446· 9316. 76 TR7 in exc. cond. Call 61045·9212 or614 245·9559. 1981 Chevette, 2 door, 4 speed, ex c. cond. Must sell. 742·2143. 1975 Buick LeSabre. 247· 2605. 1981 Horizon 4 dr. auto., ps., pb., ster.eo and more. Low miles. Accept trade '1'12·3798. _ _ ____ __ ___ Truck's for Sale _ ----- --- 72 FOR SALE: 1975 Chevy . Automatic, good interior, runs good. SSOO. 1969 chevy truck ·ca mper lop-tool box. Runs good. Good gas mi., standard shift. $300. 992· 2420. Creative wood decks, pressurized pine, cedar & redwood. Free estimate. Catl388·9762. 1978 Sunline truck camper like new for $1800. Call 304· 675·5903 after 5 p .m . Masonary work, Logue Contracting, Rt . 1, Ewington. Call 388·9939. 73 FORD F350, l ton, good condition, 304·576·2578. -- --~ -·- _____ _ CHRISTIAN'S CON · STRUCTION . Constr ., roofing, siding, spou t1ng, fencing, painting, repairs & cteamng . 446 2000. ca ll before 8 and after 5 : 30 . Vans & 4 W.O. 73 1974 Dodge, lf•, 4 wheel dnve, loaded, S3500. 304675 3682. 7_4 _ _ ~!»t~_r_~y~I~--- Honda '81 moped, $225.00, like new. Call446·4045. 1977 Honda Goldw'"g· IOOO, beautiful cond., full -dress. Call 446·0648 after SPM. For sale 1982 Honda Odyssey lik e new. Ca ll 614· 446·3993 1981 CR80R Honda dirt bike, heavy duty chain and sprockets. like new con· dition . Call 245·9216. 81 Honda Elsinore 450 exc. cond . Call 446·8342 or 614· 245·5478 76 Honda 550 4 cylinder, dressed n1ce, lots of extras. Call446 2918. 1979 Yamaha XS 1100 . Exc. cond. Fully dressed. Lots of ex tras . Low mileage . 992 · 5170 or 992·6288 1977 Electra glide classic, low mileage, very clean. must see to apprec1ate. 592 5864, A !hens. FRYE'S NEW MOPED'S While they t a~t. $395. Coming soon!!! DRAG SPEC I AL Tl ES · HARLEY PARTS. Rutland Ohio. Ca ll 742 ·2081 or 742·9575. 1946 H .D . TRIKE 45. 73 Sporster 1000, stock front end. Ext. creme. 750 Nor· ton Hardtail. Springef'" front end. FRYE'S 742 · 2081 . __ ! _ _ New and used H.O. parts. Complete line of new gaskets. DRAG SPEC I ALTIES. FRYE'S . 742·2081. 1980 850 special. Good cond.. 614·992·5509. Honda mini trail 50, $350. afer 5 p.m. 112 Pleasant St. 1975 Ford Gran Torino stat ion wagon. V -8, p.s., p.b., runs good. No rust. A good buy $795. firm . 614· 667·3085. 1977 YAMAHA 650 street bike, good engine, new front tire, $550. Will traJJe or barter cal l 304·882·2046. 1968 Mustang 289 auto. V·8 with Keystone Classics. 614·992·5434. Honda 350 CL, 1971, c lean. 5425.00, Call after 5 p.m. 304-675·6055. 1974 Buick La Sabre. Good cond .. no rust. Sl, 100. 614· 949 2702. Lay1ng hens tor sa le. Ca ll 61088·8251. 1976 Mustang II and 1973 E l Camino. Both in good cond. 614·247·2185. HARTS Used Cars, New Haven West Virgir'lia. Over 20 less eKpensive cars in stock. 1978 Mustang II, 4 cyl , automatic, power steering, power brakes, AM· FM. $3,000. Phone 304·675·3186 or 675·2808. 1977 Mustang II. tu·tone custom gold, hatchback. AC, four speed, CB, custom wheels. $3500. 675-2635. 1980 Kawasak i 80, excellent condition $450. 304-675·4677. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale -·-- - - Chris Craft Constellation cabin cruiser. 36ft, loaded with 40 fl trailer. $12,500. 614· 446-9520 --~-. $600.00 :104-675-7455. - -- tnboard · Outboard, 6 passenger, 120 h.p. boat. Ext. for ski ing . Trailer in· eluded. $3,500. 614·992·5509. 76 Auto Parts & Accessories WE'Ll WORRY AIIOUT H11LF FriLL • SS:URED THE AREA, DINNY AND I WILL TAKE CARE OF THOSE LEM MIAN ROCK LAUNCHERS! GASOJ.INE ALLEY _ charqe! RINGLES'S SERV IC E ex penenced mason, roofer. carpen t er. e 1ectr1cian. general repa~rs and remOdeling Phone 304·675· 2088 or 675·4560. Wa ter wells . Commerc1a l and Domestic. Test holes Pumps Sales and Se rv1 ce. 304 895·3802 I l'liCOSHT FOR YOU! THAT YOU I'M GLAP I PLANTEP 'IOU IN MY BJ?OTHER 'S WERE AS St¥088/Sff FIRM, MISS COOPER . ThAT MEFELT SORRY ... YOUR EIROTHER DISCUSSED HIS MfEllNG WITH YOU HIS ... !JUT I CAN 5EE MY GOOP INTENTIONS WERE MISPIREC7Si'/ I COULD WIN MY BROI!ffR OlfR gy I!IEING KJII'P.,. ADVANCED Seam l ess Gutter Doors Offering co'n t1nuou s guttering, seamless sid 1ng, roofing, garage doors, free estimates, 614·698·8205. EVER ... BUT HE PLANS TO SEE YOU JOHNSON. GI!'IVIROUS ... YOU'LL SE AMPLY R'EWARDEDi AND ABii'ASIYc AS JUST CONTINUE TO KEEP YOUR EYES AND EARS OPEN. I J IMS Pest Control. Call us anytime for your termite probl e m s. · Free in · spections VA & FH A forms availab le. Lic e" & in sured by Oh.v & WV All word done by a qualified & trained service man . 304· 675·3536. 304-675·4603 82 &eni~tel~~~~~-J:o:h:M:.:,,~ 1:m:M:d~b:y~B:.:~~--:6:3:0~~;rn~:;~;~~~;::~:·.~c~.~~~~~c----~~~~~~;7;~;m~i.~=;:;~:.~R:.:ci=~~-~~~i~~;~~~~w~-;-~~~t~~~--1iiii~~ijFRIDAY Plumbing & ~~a_ting CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 446·3888 or 446 4477 5128182 EVENING __ _E~cava!ing 83 6:00 Ga llipoli s Diversified Con st. Co. Custom dozer & backhoe work Special farm rates. Call us for free estimates. 446·4440. Lawrence Stdenstricker Backhoe Serv1ce. Call 6755580. 84 Electrical _ ~ ~e!r!9~~!_f~o'! __ _ 6:30 SEW IN G Machine r epairs, service. Authorized Singer Sa les & Service Sharpen Scissors. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. '1'12·2284 . 9~n~r~t _H~uling_ as 6:45 JONES BOYS WATER SERV ICE. Call 367 7471 or 367 ·0591. Need someth 1ng hauled away or something moved? We'll do of. Call 446·3159 or 61086·5740 after 6. JIMS Water Service. Ca ll Jim Lanier, 304·675·7397 . ~- I knows what need charqin' aroun' here 1 Not th'jug. 40~ idiot 1 Th' keqf It need a biqger Nobody's fixin' i;' fire you from no cannon, Rufus! F & K Tree Trimm1ng, stump removal. 675 1331 7!._ _ _ _Aut'!_'!_!~ir ___ _ !>IE T' 91EAK INSIDE! .. .ONC~ YOuR MEN HA.VE 7:16 Equipment GONE LON6 EIOJGH FOR "61J..L"! AIN'T HARDLY RON'S Telev1S10n Service . Spec ializmg in Zenith and Motorola , Quazar, and house ca ll s. Phone 576 2398 or 446·2454 . HAULING · Limestone, gra· vet. sand. Ph . 742·2505. i• - -- -·-:-camping_ AQAIH - MAY!ll: HE'LL 8E RJOO m111' ()()(i5 1Mil 5HIJT ~ Atl' (1) T' 5LE8', Gene's Steam Carpe t Clean-Scot ch Gaurd ·Free es timates-spring specia ls Gene Smith. 992 ·6309 . 8 fl. insulated truck topper . Caii30N58-1684. ---- - -~ -- TtaE OOES 111' I'E, Tlf6 BU511'B6'0 60 Specia l March and Apri l only . Gene's Deep St eam Cleaning. Sco tch Gaurd Free .est im ate 992·6309 Now Hauling limestone-fill d1rt top soi l-gravel. Free estimates. Ca ll367 ·710l. Quality AulobodV & .P aint work. Professional custom paint work on motorcycles. Auto Trim Center, 446·1968. CRIPE6! F IT l'fA5N'T FER 111' ~EEKENO ~ II: MtE OLit QII07II FER 111' M:EK.! lliAT PEN Roofing & paint1ng -interior & ex terior , minor carpe try , paneling, etc . Fr ee estimates. Call 614-379·2216 or61079·2259. Hanshaws Used Tires . Lucas Lane, Point Pleasant. 304·675·7360. - 75 PONTIAC LeMans, 2 ,door sports coupe,4 mags,350 automatic, ceilings . Ca ll 367 ·7784 or 367·7160 . 1975 El Camino Classic. Air, p.b., p:s .• auto. Asking $1.500. 614·985·3519 after 4 p.m. - · 1980 KX Kawasaki: Good cond. 985· 4386 or 985·4133. REG. QUARTER HORSES Training, showing, breeding, sales and boarding. Contact Dan Beam, Ga llipol is, 446·0183. Registered and graded hor· ses, exce ll ent 4-H project. English and western saddles · everything imaginable in horse equip· ment and supp lies, a lso riding lessons and trail rides and horse training. Ruth Reeves, Hoof Hollow. 614·698·3290. PUBLI C OFFICE- CAPTA I N STEEMER Car· pet Cleaning featured by Haffelt Brosthers Custom Carpets. Free es tim ates. Calt446·2107 . 174 pieces brown un - 57 Musical derp1nning for a mobile Instruments home used just 1 year . A -·- - - - ·-- - - · 2 polled hereford bulls. seven & one half feet by 58 Old piano $100. Call Good breeding stock. Ca ll CARS S200. Trucks Sl50. inche wide multicolored, daytime 614·446·9639 or 5 evenings 614·992 ·7458, Available at local govern· braided oval rug . White p.m. to9 p.m. 304-675·5684. Glispie Howard. ment sales. Ca ll {refun· uniforms (pantsuits) three _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _____ _ _ dable) l-714-569-0241 ext. different styles, sizes 9· 10. ~..;..;...;....;..;..;;.;;;.;;.;;.;;,;._1..;;;.;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 1855 for directory that Call after 4PM, 446·3065. shows you how to purchase. 24 hours. Bedspreads, by larTY Wright - ---- 58 prox. 5 acres of hay for 51 . Maytag wringer washer $150. Chest type freezer S300. Call61079·2435 . Gasoline and heating fu el Ca ll Excelsior Oil Com · pany. 614-992·2205 'N' CARLYLE"' Musical Instruments 7:30 If you need your tr:ash hauled away, ca ll Harper 304·675·5868 between I PM and 5 P _ M . Lawn mower repaired. 8 :00 For sale 'truck camper, 8 fl . 86 . . . _ M .H _,' '!•pair _ may extras. 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Reedsvi lle. $10 and costs, left of center ; Carroll Johnson, Portland, $22 and costs. spel'd; Paul Musser. Rulland, $21 a nd costs. speed; John Logan. Wheeling, $24 and costs, speed ; Nancy Pullins, Pomeroy, restituti on, 30 days confinement, 25 Uay.s suspc m..lctl , one year proba tion a nd cosl,, theft; Beeche l Breeding, Langsville, $200 a nd costs, hunting rights suspe nded for two years, rifle forfeited to the slate, for Laki ng a nd possess ing deer during closed season, $50 and costs, taking and posse~sin ~ squirrels during closed The War Equipment Scoreboard ARGENTINA Overall Forces 185 1 Atrc r:tll Ct,rrtcr 1 Cru•ser 9 Destroyer s 3 Frtqalcs 3 Subm.1rtnes '? P:ttrol Bo.tl s ? Support Vessels seasm1. rmfeiling bonds were Scott M. Johnson, Pomeroy, $45.50, failure to slop within a:;,;ured clea r distance ; Michael T. Gard. Reedsvi ll e. John T. Baker . Middleport. Ronald B. Crow , Carroll , Ohio, and Ricky G. Osbourn. Lttlle Hocking, $50.50 each. speed ; Kevin R. McAteer, St. Alba ns. $30.50. pass ing over double ye llow li ne. Deputies check two accidents The Melgs County Sheriff's Department Investigated a motorcycle acc ident Thursday a t 6:53p.m. on SR 7, two tenths of a mile south of Sliver Run Road . Frederick Thomas, 2Q, Rt. l , Ch<>shlre, was traveling south when he slowed down to turn Into a prtvate drtveway. The bike slid on the wet pavement a nd came to rest on Its side. The driver was not Injured. Thursday night . shertff's depart· ment received a n accident report that occurred at 9; 35 p.m . on SR 689 near the Southern Ohio Coal Compa ny offices at Point Rock. Harold Weatherho\1, Rl. 2, Bid· well, was drtvlng a tractor rig and was s lowing down to turn left onto county road 27 when a n unldenti· fled vehicle struck the back of the truck a nd failed to stop. The Incident Is under Investigation. BRITAIN Task Force• 90 A•roall Heiocoq.ters l 2 A1r Cralt Carner s 2 L•ghl CtlliSCfS 3 Destr oye rs 7 Fr•g<lles 3-4 Subm.lr •ncs 2 Assault Sh•PS ? Support Vessels - Con l~rm cd l\\:1 Argent.na mil Bnla•n Cl:t•med Cta.me d .•*Approximate Strength 10 ldenlificalion Uncertain FALKLA NDS LOSSES - This graph, based on information provided by both British a nd Argentine sources, tallies up the milita ry losses suffered by both sides since Argentina Invaded the Falklands on Aprtl I. ( AP Laser· photo). Fear coalition will fall apart COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) - Legislative leaders are concerned that a,!Jipartisan coalition seeking to enact a tax Increase may fall apa rt after the June 8 primary elections. That' s why Senate President Paul E . Glllmor. R-Port Clinton, pla ns to co nve ne th e upp er cham ber the m orning after the election for a possible vote on the bill. "If we are going to do anything, we wUI have to act fast," he said Thursday, when asked about the session June 9 when m a ny \awm ak· ers may have been up most of the night getting electlon returns. GUimor said som e of the Democrats a nd Republicans who voted for the tax earlie r m ay back off after they learn the Identity of their gubernatorial nominees a nd their stance on the Issue. The senator didn 't name ca ndi· dates of either party. However, Attorney Gene ral Willia m J. Brown, seeking the Democratic nomination, for \nslance . ls campaigning on a pledge of no new taxes. Currently the bill, passed by both houses but In different form, Is In a Senate-House conferences commit· tee which Glllmor said he hopes will work out a compromise by J une 9. If not . he will bring the Sena te back Into session as soon as the committee does agree, he said. He said the Legislatu re has the option of doing nothing permanent a nd letting the next administration solve the state' s fiscal crisis. "But we're try ing to be responsible," he sa id. The conference committee has held two forma l meetings and worked out part of an agreement, settling differences over school fund ing . It meets aga in nex t Wednesday. GWmor denied suggestions that the timing of the floor session was prompted by someone 's desire to curtail news coverage. Most of the Sla tehouse news corps will have been up most of the night and the media on the day after the election Is sure to be satu· ra ted with election news. "There's was nothing devious about It," the sena tor said . He also pointed out tha t If there Is to he a Lax Increase In place by July 1, as proposed In the pending bill, the Tax Department will need at least two weeks to prepare a nd dis· tribute the new withholding rates. As passed by the House, the Income Lax Increase would be temporary, for one year, In the form of a 50 percent surcharge In existing rates. The Sena te version would a pply a 25 percent surc harge but spread the liability over a longer period. The Senate approved Its Lax cut with seven Democrats a nd 14 Republica ns providing the vo tes . Nineteen Republicans teamed with 40 Dem ocrats to adopt the rewrt t · ten version In the House. House Speaker Vernal G . Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, could not be reached for comment on G illmor's plans. However, he said earlier he does not plan to convene the House until the conference committee has a proposal to vote on. Meigs County happenings Meigs County's Veterans Memorial Surgical patient retail sales up Admissions: Terry Brown, Ml· nersvUie; Pamela Granen, Ra c in e; Ma r y L o u Hawkins, Middleport; Trudy Hysell, Pomeroy; Camilla Morrts , Rutland; Mit· zla nn Klalver, Long Bottom. Discharged: Clifford Rockhold, Oscar Imboden, Curtis Luckeydoo, Nicholas Adams. and Mltzlann Klalver. Diane Caruthers, employe at the clerk of courts, Is a surgical pa tient at Holzer Medical Center. Her room number Is 205. Cards may be sent to he r In care of the hospital. Sa les lax coll ection for both reta il sales and motor veh icle sa les were up for the month of Apri l in Mctgs County. according to the report of Slate Treasurer Gertrude Donahey. Retail sales lax for the month of Apnl, 1982 totaled $89.664.34 whtle in Apnl , 1981, the tolal was $86,256.40, an increase of $3,407.94. Motor ve hi cle sa les tax collections for Apnl, 1982 tolaled $63,289.46 while in April, 1981 , r ece ipts total ed $56.804 .28, an increase of $6,425.18 for the month. Open this weekend The Melgs County Museum will be open on Memorial Day weekend, Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 1 to 3 p.m . for the benefit ot returning visitors. Of special Inte rest at the museum 1s the current display of old quilts and needlework, the Meigs Loca· tlon and recent acquisitions-the Paulsen cannon and the Larkin memorial plcture. Hardesty and Larkin reprints a re still available at pre-publication prtces. Closed during parade Emergency run Mary Lou Hawkins was transported from the Middleport El<>m entary School ball field to Veterans Memortad Hospital at 10:30 a. m . Thursday by the Mtddl<>port unit, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reported. Minimal damage Minimal damage was Incurred to the Roy Hermann home on Sliver Run Road when lightening came In on a electrical circuit during Thursday evening' s storm, according to the Middleport Fire Department which responded to a call there at 5:31p.m . Funds received Sta te The drtve In window at the Central Trust Co .. Middleport, will be closed Saturday morning due to the General Hartinger parade. OSP.... (Continued from page I I en't wearing helmets. The patrol will also be assisted In their watch on the highways by the 12 patrol spotter aircraft which regularly patrol dlstrtcts. A dtstrict, Wigglesworth sadd, usually consists of six counties whlclt Is covered by one of the planes, which are based at Don Scott Airport In Columbus. "They will be highly concentrated, their time adjusted to be out at all times this weekend," Wigglesworth Sjl!d. In a release Issued this week, Col. Jack Walsh, patrol superintendent, said troopers wtl1 be out help!Dg stranded motorlata "8!1d doiDa 8V· erythlng In their to Insure your safety." Friday, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Auditor Thoma s E. r eported the May distribution of $13,446,652.15 in local re r ~ u so n In hospital Pat Martin Is a surgical patient at Camden Clark Hospllal, Room 414, Parkersburg, W. Va .. 26101. Cards would be appreciated . Hospital news HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARGES MAY 2'7 JUI Allison, Mrs . .Gregory BlessIng and son, Goldie Brofford, Frances Carlton, Harrtet Comer, Mary Conley, Hazel Copley, Sherman Cundiff, Juanila Duncan, Ewa Durst, Kathryn Farr, Ruth Halley, Sharon Henderson, Walter Howard Sr., Carmen Irons, John McDaniel, Harley McWilliams, Ernest Merrill, Randall Nichols, Mary Perkins, Clara Riley, Edith Rush, Jerry Sears, Marjorte Stewart, Rena WUllams. BffiTIIS Mr. a nd Mrs. William Armstrong Jr., son, Gadllpolls; Mr. a nd Mrs. VIctor McCloud, son, Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Pollard, daughter, Gallipolis. Memorial weekend sad time • for Beverly Hills survivors COVINGTON, Ky. (AP) - It was five years ago today that the Beverly Hills Supper Club turned Into a firetrap tha t killed 165 patrons and Injured 116, and It' s this time of year that ls hardest on survivors. "Everybody's trying to fo rget about It and go on with their llfe," said Wayne Dammert, who was maitre d' a nd banquet captain the night of the fire. "But It's not that easy. It gets a little bit hard this time of the year. It's almost like It ha ppened last night .. . I just barely got out that night. " Dammer!, 46, of Alexandria, remembers ugly scenes that accom panied the fire - like a pickpocket working among rows of bodies spread across the Beverly Hllls propert y In nearby Southgate . Dammert now works as a designer for a n lndustriad tank company In Fairfield. " I think the m ost dra matic thing about the fire that night was that I saw a complete vision of my family In front of m e," he said. " It wascoad black Inside there from the smoke, but I saw my entire family before my eyes." When he called his wife, he said, he was told that "aU my kids were on their beds crying because they thought I didn't make It out." Dammeri said he wants the litIgation stemming from the fire to end. Campbell County Circuit Judge John Dtskln will hear arguments June 25 on the appeal of the third and final trial stemming from the disaster. The trial e nded Aprtl 8 with a verdict In favor of the firm that lnslalled air conditioning In the ·supper club. Since last July, the 6th U.S. Clr· cult Court of Appeads In Cincinnati has been considering an appeal of a case In which aluminum wiring manufacturers were found free of blame for the deaths and lnjurtes. Soon after the fire, lt appeared survivors would receive little compensation for the tragedy. The RIchard Schilling famlly, which owned the nightclub, had assets of about $3.35 mlll1on and llablllty Insurance of $1.3 million. The family agreed In 1979 to an out-of-court settlement for $3.015 rnllllon, Including the 43 acres where the club once stood. The property was valued a t $1.3 million. dlsa billty. The plaintiff c harges that the In· jurtes he received were a direct and A su\1 totaling $76,600,(0) was filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Michael Lowell Brewer a nd Joyce Brewer, Mason aga inst American E lectric Power Co .. Inc., Cleveland, Southern Ohio Coal Co, Canton, Ohio Power Co., Columbus a nd Franklin Readty Co., Columbus. The pla intiff (Brewer) was employed by Southern Ohio Coal Co .. on or about J a n. 31, 1981 and while In the ca use of his employment he was severly burned . According to the petltlon,lnjurtes have caused severe pain a nd sufferIng to the plaintiff (Brewer) loss of wages, hospllal a nd medical expenses and permanent scarrtng, di sfig ure m e nt a nd pe rm a ne nt London Pool In Syracuse will not open this weekend as planned due · to a water leak In the circulating system. Mayor Eber Pickens announced today. Rabies Is a continuing problem through-out Ohio. The best way to guard against this dreaded disease Is to have your pets vaccinated against the dtsease the Meigs Co unty H ea lth D e partm e nt reported. The health department will con· duct a clinic at the Meigs County Fairgrounds, cattle sale ring, on Wednesday, June 2 from 3 p.m. to 6:.ll p.m . By The Associated Press Thunderstorms drenched much of the nation Thursday, spreading west from the VIrginia coast and pummeling scattered areas around the northern Rockies and the Ohio Valley and Into the Southeast. Tornado watches were posted over parts of eastern Kentucky, much of Ohio, a nd parts of Indiana and Illinois, a nd also from southeastern New Mexico to the Texas Panhandle. Sunny skies prevailed throughout the Central Plains, but It was cloudy elsehwere In the natlon. Parts of VIrginia and North Carolina were especlad\y hard hit with flash floods slartlng late Wednesday as a high pressure system centered off the .coast kept warm, moL~t and unslable air over the two slates, the Natlonad Weather Service said. In Buchanan County, In the southwestern part of VIrginia, two employees of the Noriolk & Western Railway and a helicopter pllot were killed Thursday afternoon when an aircraft owned by Jewell Smokeless Coal Co. crashed, apparently after hitting power lines 10 miles east of Grundy. 'The hellcop. ter was being used to patrol track that had been b locked by mudslides. Property damage In VIrginia was estimated at more than $1 million, while North Carolina officials warned of tobacco losses as high as $1 million If rains continue for a week as expected. The nation's forecast for Frtday called for showers and thunder- $1,000 @) being offered DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL JUNE 7th ATHENS AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO A reward of up to $1,000 cash for information leadin g to the arrest and indictment of the person or persons responsible for murdering Wilma Simpson is still being offered. Anyone having any concrete in· formation should call Jackson County Crime Solvers Anonymous at 1614) 286-7047 ; all information can be given anonymously. The caller need not be identified at all and will be given a code number to use to recontact Crime Solvers should his/her informatin prove useful. An additional $1,000 cash will be added to the reward if the person or persons arrested and indicted are also onvicted. It has been more than a year now since the heinous crime has remained unsolved. BOoK . . STORE MIDOliPORT i ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Raquel Welch, Ill her teJevl. sloa movie dramaUc debut, pol' traya an American Indian woman who fights for her Ufe and the survival of her people Ill "Tbe of Walk8 TaD for Woman." 1be world premiere drama wiD air tonight. For programming details COD8Uit Take- Lelend ODe. I ELBERFELD$ MEMORIAL DAY VALUES y SAVE ON: MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS MEN'S DRESS SLACKS CHILDREN'S SWIMWEAR SUMMER JEWELRY . ' BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS JUNIQR.SWIMWEAR MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS BEACif TOWELS . LADIES' SWIMWEAR ANGtt TREAD SANDALS SHOP FRi.,A Y NIGHT TIL 8:00 " SATUIItP.A Y TIL. 5:00 · ElBERFELDs·.IN POMEROY ........~...,................~iitliiiiii.....~lll ,, I ' missioners It would be necessary to borrow $200,(0). Commissioner Richard Jones stated, "It was determined In order to continue a normal operation between now and the July 20 tax settlem~nt the commissioners would borrow $200,(0) from the Farmers Bank and Savings - $100,(0) for 30 days at a rate of nine and one-half percent; and, $100,(0) for 90 days at a rate of 10 percent." "By doing this we will be able to maintain business as usual within regulations as eslabllshed by the State Auditor and hope that a situation such as this can be prevented from happening In the future," Jones commented. Jones at that time stated that they simply have a cash flow problem due to the State Auditor's decision to enforce a law that he has never enforced before. Jones further stated that the problem was a short-term one and the situation will be remedied when the county receives Its next tax settlement. -Gen. pori residents during Saturday's parade 1be parade one of several acUvllles scheduled during the Memorial Dwillg the cerernouy, a parkway was named after general Is seen (Inset) dedicating the thoroughfare wUh Mayor Fred Hoffman. For stories and more pboCos, see B-1 of edition. WXIT-TV: probe uncovers procedural, legal problems By LARRY EWING Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Recent court action - and the discovery of numerous apparent procedural mconslstencles . ratse serious questions about the future ... and, possl· ble legality ... of an Independent television station advertised to tiegm broadcasting this summer. In January and February of this year, an advertisement for WXIT· TV 5, Miller, 0., ran In four separ· at e Issues of the Sunday Times-Sentinel. That ad claimed the slatlon would - for a service fee of $8 per month, plus a $20 deposit for a decoder box - oHer numerous satellite delivered channels, as well as four "movie" channels and locad programming. Those ads were blUed to an Individual Identified as John McCullough, Rte. 1, Box 95, Crown City. _ Immediately following the appearance of those ads, local law en- NOTICE WXIT TV 5 WCTV PAID TV WILL FEATURE .... Alp l'np appllll8 • pllll! . HBO, Showtime, WJ8S Atlanta, WXIX Channel 19. at Cincinnati, 2-24-Hour. Movie Channels Out of New Yark & Chicaao, Pro Club, ~Ius ~I PI'Oil'lmmina. I).L . AlougtheRiver .. -... B-1 Aieadeaths•..... A·7,J>.8 ·BUIIDels •••••••••• ,. • C-8 . aa.m'ed ..... _.. . . P.:~7 ·J!' .dliorlal :.. ....... A·W ....._ .. ' ' "'7 ' ..,D&UI • • •' • • • • t ' • '•' y LOcal ....... :i\+W-7-crt . 81a&e-NaUoual •••••• , D-1 . ••• t • • • • • • ~ . C.l'-1 · · • ~. $8,00 Pcitr Month . . Pl':'l $20. D•posit for Decoder Box · If intlrlslld In this 1inice write: ........ t .: • . ol t •• ["' IIIII 95.: RU, Crown C!tJ, Olllo-45623: .. ,_ .. ·. ·.. ~v :. 4 A Mult1m ed•a In c. N ew spaper City school chief quits; Staggs says plans 'indefinite' Last Tuesday Jones reported that he had discussed the county finances with the county treasurer, Georse Collins and It appeared that a cash-flow problem existed. The problem ls similar to the one that existed In the Meigs County Welfare Department, because Sta.t e Auditor Thomas Ferguson will not allow warrants to be wrltten on accounts that are In the red. Dr. Ridgway is moving to his new office effective Tuesday, June 1st. His new office was formerly occupied by Dr. Witherell and Dr. Mansfield. 593-6677 YORKTOWN. 99 Mill ST. POMEROY . Following a discussion of Meigs County's fin anclad condition, It was determined Friday by the Board of County Com- RELOCATING If No Answer PH. 992-n95 tntintl Middleport- Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, May 30, 1982 Meigs County will borrow $200,000 Dr. Allen Boster, DVM will headthe vaccinations. Cost will be $3 for each animal vaccinated. Dogs must be on a leash and other animals must be confined. The Health Department ures pet owners to Lake advantage of this low cost service. Anyone wishing add\tlonallnformatlon may call the health depart· m ent at 992-6626. OFFICE HOURS WILL BE THE SAME: Mon., Tues. &Fri. 9 to 5 Weds. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 12 Closed Thurs. &Sun. tmts 9 Se ct •on s , 70 pa g es , JS Cent s Vo1.16 , No. 15 Copyrighled 1982 mlnL~terlng PH. 992-3331 89 COI..S. RD., ATHENS and . MIDDLEPORT proXImate result of the defendant's knowing failure to provide him with a safe place to work. showers from the Pacific Northw· est across the Rockies, the southern Plains, the Gulf Coast, the extreme Southeast, the eastern Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. Rain also was expected along most of the Eastern Coast. • unba Flooding damages Southern states 100/o OFF THIS ·WEEKEND "rhe WIY AmtriU sends L bve" -· 992·2039 or 992·~721 1982 Attorneys for the survivors and victims' famllles, however, man· aged to accumulate more than $ll mUllon In damages by naming more than l ,tm defendants mostly m a nufacturers and Installers of building materials - In class-action lawsuits. They were left with 63.2 percent of the total, or about $16 million so far. after attorneys' fees and expenses were deducted. Thomas C. Spraul, an attorney for !1re victims, said It was tough to find lawyers when they thought there would be limited assets a vallable for damages. "A lot oflawyers dldn 't want to go ahead and gamble their time plus expenses," he said. He remembers drtvlng home after playing brtdge the night of the fire. "The first I heard, I was driving home south on I-71 about 12; .ll or 1 a .m. and therewasacarpassedme going pretty fast. Somehow It got on the left berm, went over on Its top and wound up In a ditch on the rtght side of the. roadway," Spraul, 56, said. He said the driver was a paramedic on his way to the !tre. The drtver was not hurt. Meigs rabies clinic set June 2 AVAilABLE IN VILLAGE, HERITAGE No weekend opening .MeJJlorial Day $76,600,000 suit filed in court government money to Ohio's 88 counties and 442 cities and villages levying local income taxes. Meigs County 's share ws $18,71!0. May 28, 1982 forcement agencles began receiving lnqulrtes from Individuals - many of whom had made the $20 "deposit" · questioning the legitimacy of the operation. Similar Inquiries were directed to the Better Business Bureau. In March, an Investigator for the Gallla County Sheriff's Department visited the site of the proposed station . located In Lawrence County - and questioned McCullough. At that time, according to a department report, the "station" owner produced documents he claimed were licenses from both the Federad Communications Commission (FCC) for operation and the Federad Avlation Administration for tower construction. McCullough told the Investigator the station would be operational by July or August of this year. The de(Continued on A-4) wxrr-'l'Vf - Tbls ad appeared Ill four ~eplll'llte illluel al tbe Sunday Tlmell 8 ti!A..,I, Becea* lldlonl by tbe U.S. POIItal Service and a deala1 by tbe FCC tba& tbe opera&bl bu beea propedy lloe!M caR eerloul doubCa aboui tbe fulure, and lepllty, ol tbe brolldcut llel'VIce. At rllbt. durlal• viii to tbe ...... tbe pnJec& IIIJIMIU'8Il abudoned, _. ......_...,clop ... caiiWdl!lllllellerlalldetbe "l&adlo." GALLIPOLIS - The resignation of Donald Slaggs, Gallipolis City Schools supertntendent, was accepted by the city board of education following an executive session Saturday morning. Staggs, 51, said he's retiring from the posltion he's held for nearly seven years. He gave no other rea· sons for the resignation, and said his plans for the future are at this til\le "Indefinite." rus reslgnatlon ls effective Monday. "I'll be around through the month of June to tie up some loose ends and be avallable to the board," Slaggs said. In the meantime, the board has scheduled a special meeting for 7; .ll p.m. Tuesday to appoint an lnterlm superintendent. Cle rk treasurer Ellen Barry said the board has directed her to advertise the superintendent's opening with the Ohio School Board Assoclatlon. "My pl a ns a re Indefinite," Staggs said. "Some possibilities are developing." James N.M. Davis, the board's vice president, said the board "must" begin searching lmm<>dlate\y for a new supertntendent. " In the meantime, we must find a qua llfled person on the staff," Davis added. The Times-Sentinel was unable to contact other board members Saturday for their reactions. but Davis, who was Ga l\\a Academ y High School principa l during the first four years of Staggs' a dmlnls~ tra tlon . sa id the re,;igna tlon "took me off my fee t a nd made me kind of sad. " 1 was very su rprised a nd disa p. pointed because I thought he was a good man." he conti nued . " \ a l· ways felt sec ure fin ancially. " Staggs. a P ortsmouth native, was appoin ted city schools supPrintendent In June 1~75, rep laclng Paul Kuhn , who res igned. Kuhn Is presenlly superintendent of the Middle town city schools. Staggs began his career In 1954 at Portsmouth West High School, where he served nine years as a teacher a nd head football coach. After a year at Portsmouth High School, he moved to Miami Trace High School as head cuach and athletic director. Hi s administr a tiv e c a r eer started at Frontier High School, a nd after serv ing as principal at Philo, he became superintendent of the New Bost on school system In 1972. During his Gallipolis admlnlstra tion, he was responsible for a slable financial condl tion for the dtstrlct. Recently, he a nd the board au thorized the construction of add itions to three of the dlstrtct' s four el..mentary schools. --- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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