https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e4c354579ac2c7c1fbb5d7bb9dd96112.pdf 2abea1d9ac51c2112363520db250dbec PDF Text Text I Poge-14-The Doily Sentinel Pomeroy IMeigs County happenings.. I Judge Blanks available Accident COrreCtiOn An Incorrect accident report at Pomeroy VIllage Hall led to an ln· correct report on an accident tn the Tuesday edition of the Dally Sentinel. According to the corrected report a car driven by Mark Proffitt, Par· Uand, traveling east on East Main St., and attempting a left turn onto Cherry St., was struck tn the side by a truck driven by Gaylord L. Young, Albany, whlch wasal'iOtravellng east and attempted to pass the turning Proffitt vehicle. Later Young forfeited a $363 bond posted on a charge of driving while Intoxicated. Thursday, June 3, 1982 • Pat O'Brien terminates 25 cases enttne Stockwell, Dunbar, $27 and cosls, $250 and costs, five days conspeed ; Mitchell Skidmore, Parker- ' finement, license ouspendcd 30 days, restitution, six months probation, sburg, $25 and costs, speed; Nancy DWl, $50 and costs, assured clear Tawney, Gallipolis, $27 and costs, speed; Roger Dtllard, Jr .. Syracuse. distance; James Hayes, Albany, $60 and costs. reckless operation. Plains; $50 a nd costs each. possess or transport a wild animal; John Swartz. Pomeroy, $5 and costs, no muffler ;· Jill Walburn, Middleport, $10 and costs. left of center ; Angela Nineteen defendanls were fin ed and six others forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Wednesday. Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brien wre Harry Sabowitz, Brooklyn, N.Y. and Scotty Gi ll , Elyria. $20 and cosls each. speed; Harold E. Robinson, Athens, a nd William M. Lawson, Racine, $22 and cosls, speed ; Jimmy Caldwell , Reedsville, $20 and costs, speed; William Pickens, Pomery, $5 and costs. unsafe vehicle; Pauline J. Tillis, Rutland, $10 and costs. failure to yield; Lionel Lefebre, Harrisonville, $10 and costs, no va lid pla tes; Michael D. Trout, Northup, $173 and costs. overload; Paul R. Shaffer, Crown City, $62 a nd costs. overload; Clarence Barnett. Tuppers Plains, and Norman Webe r, TupJlers , Entry blanks for participation In the a nnua l demolition derby of the Meigs County Fair, to be held at 7 p.m. on Tuesday , Aug. 17, are now ava ilable at several locations. Blanks may be picked up at the G. and J. Auto Parts, Pomeroy; Landmark Service Station, Pome· roy; Sure-n·Stop, Mlddleport; Ellis and Sons Sohlo, Middleport; Sugar Run Ashland Station, Pomeroy; Eber's Gull Station, Racine; Newell's Sunoco Statton, Chester. Blanks may be secured by contact· lng Murial Bradford, Fair Board Secretary, at 44060 Sunny Hollow, Coolville, Ohio, 4572.1. or phone 9853974 . Middleport, Ohio Voi .31,No.2 2 Racine resident escapes injury Local incident not kidnapping Forfeiting bonds were Terry Brown, Minersville, $70.50, reckless operation; John A. Williams, fulcine, $45.50, speed; James R. Ferrell, Syracuse, $370.50, DWI; James T. Sabaddos, Columbus, $72.55, reckless operation; Richard Jeffers, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, $45.50, no valid plates on cycle; Dennis Blauser, Marietta, $300, littering at Forked Run . bound car went left of center a nd s ideswiped Mal<;On's a uto, causing sllght damage. The U)lknown vehicle continued on, the patrol said. Ellzabeth A. Tope, 24, Galllpol!s, was eastbound on U.S. 35 at 2:40 a.m. when a deer ran In to the path of he r car and collided. It wasn't reported If the deer was k!l!ed In the accident. Tope's vehicle was moderately damaged. Two minor accidents were Investigated by the Gallla-Melgs Post of the state highway pat rol on Wednesday. Mark Matson, 26, Rt. 3, Racine, escaped Injury when his a uto was struck by an unknown auto on Ohio 124 early In the morning. The patrol said Matson was westbound at 6:40a.m., one mUewest of Meigs County Rd . 34, when an east· Pomeroy Pollee Chief George Stitt received three calls within 10 minutes at 8:23a.m. Friday as the result of an Incident near the traffic llght on E. Main St., and Nye Ave. The three calls charged that an assault and kidnapping take place on E . Main St. Through Information given by wltnesses, a license number was checked whereby the owner of the car was Identified. Area law enfor' 'ment officers were then alerted. The car carrying four subjects was stopped near the Athens County line on Route 33 by deputy sheriff Gary Wolle. The quartet was held at the location until Chief Stitt anived at the scene. Chlet Stitt said the car carrying the tour men had stopped a second Money sought ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY A suit In the amount of $86,454.(}! has been filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Coun by Racine Home Na tional Bank agai nst J ames L. Ridenour and June Rld· enour. Chester. George Collins as count y treasurer a nd Richard Coe as Athens County Treasurer. FRIDAY SATURDAY SALE SAVE ON THESE AND MANY OTHER ITEMS FRIDAY, JUNE 4TH- SATURDAY, JUNE 5TH End marriages OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 P.M. TI1e man·Jages of Paul L. Shain and Cheryl A. Sha in a nd Lyle Reed Sinclair and Sheila Diane Sinclair were dissolved. Sunday wedding The weddi ng of Sandra Lee to J effre y R. Hawley wUl lake place on Sunday. June 6, at 2:30p.m. at the home of Bruce and Laura Haw· ley, Bashan, lnstPad of Saturday, June 5. as was announced earl1er. The bride elect Is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Louie Lee, Racine, and the prospective bridegroom Is the son or Mrs. Betty Hawley and the late Norma n Hawley of \ollddleport. Veterans Memorial AdmltJed .. Rev. W. H. Perrin, Pomeroy; Linda Mitchell, Ru· tland; Walter France, Rutland ; Bertha Custer, Middleport . Dlscharged .. Ott lP Boston. Elea· nor WlthPrs, Shirley Nutte r, Elea· nor Werry, OllvPr Batley, Linda Imboden. Pantyhose Sale FURNITURE THROWS A spec ia l gro up of discon tinu ed patterns and colors. Ex · ce ll en t se lec tion in s iz es for most c hairs davenports and ex tr a large devans. Washable , non s li p back . Limited quanti · ty Size 60x70 inches .... Sale $3.99 Size 70x90 inches .... Sale $7.99 Sizes ?Ox 120 inches .. Sale $9 .99 Siz e 70 x t40inche s .. Sale$10.99 Market reports OJIUr \ "AI.I .EY un:~-mn; c o . \1AHKET HE PORT S,\Tt ' HIM\' . MAY 29 F.-nlt ·r Slt-t ·r :-. 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H uqe c:, t ylc wn,st SIZes 7fl to 47. trnq t11 s 30 t o 36 1n r llf'S ilSsortment of co lors, pr1nls and stripes . Reg. $7 .00 ..... Sale S5.59 Reg. $11 .00 Sale $8 .79 Reg. $16.00 Sale Slt79 Reg . $22.00 Sale 517.59 Reg . $29 .00 Sale $23 . 19 s we M sht rl s SHORTS ~:~~p~~i~D 12.79 SALE PRICED 12 40 TOPS FROM ' Coroner will release information WOMEN'S STRETCH DENIM JEANS WEMBLEY TIES . Rcady ·tied and tour ·in ·hand styl es. Good selec t ion of pat· terns and color s plu s solids Devon. Dotty Mann, Dougla s Mar e, Brad ley, Trissi iilnd other popular brands A lme skrrts, pleated skrrts. lonq nnd short sleeve jack ets. blouses, knrt tops, slncks .. Our basi c d e nim stretch 78% cotton , 22% nylon. Boot s tyl e. Very c omfortable to wear, pre·washed . S iz es 29 to 42 . YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - The Mahonlng County coroner has agreed to release results of his Investigation of last week's fatal shooting of an Austintown man by an Ohio Highway Patrol trooper. Coroner Nathan Bellnky said Thursday that all documents relatIng to the shooting, about which law enforcement ottlclals have remained sUent, will be released Monday morning. The Youngstown VIndicator had sued In Mahontng County Common Pleas Court to force the Coroner, the patrol and the Austintown pollee to release documents relating to the May 28 shooting death of Frank D. Gray. SALE! MEN'S COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR WRANGLER $19.95 $8.50 WEMBLEY TIES ... $9.00 WEMBLEY TIES ... $10.00 WEMBLEY TIES . . $11.50 WEMBLEYTIES .. Ful l rilnqr of rnrsses and ex tra ':oil('<; 20% OFF $6.69 $6.69 $7.79 $9.89 Hinckley worried about awards show WASHINGTON - As the tour men he shot were undergoing surgery, John W. Hinckley Jr. was calmly talking about basketball and asking If his assault on the president of the United States would knock the Academy Awards off television that night. The awards ceremony, In tact, was delayed one day after Hinckley shot President Reagan, press secretary James Brady and two law enforcement officers. For the fourth time since the trial started, Hinckley asked to be ellcw;ed and spent most of the day out of court. The transcript of the bench conference at which Hinckley's reason presumably was discussed was sealed by the judge. TAPE AND ALBUM SALE SALE! Playtex· Cross )bur Heart Sumrrter .:xue Weekend sale prices on your favorite music. This sale includes our entire s tock of pre-recorded a -track and casse.tte tapes and stereo albums. Country, rock, religious, children's, easY listening and sound tracks . Boys Denim Jeans 57 J0-:)8 50. Ruar~ 15 50··H . -""'''·' 400 lb..., and rrp 5()..5:1 50. Pn:s by 1h•· l!t·.ulln-40 ,\ f, · ~, lru11 ,. pt t!' 541 11,... lH "U! ht p• •t lw;rd W.. 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Fet•tkr Pt~ s by lhl' lwadll~ Mlckey Gale Oller, 24, Pomeroy, was sentenced to six months to five years for the May 26 breaking and entering of the Pomeroy Wine Store by Common Pleas Judge John C. Bacon. Oller appeared before Judge Bacon on a bill of Information. Oiler was taken Thursday to the Columbus Correctional FacUlty to begin serving his sentence. · The department received a report Thursday evening that the glass In a bulletin bOard at the Eden Church, north of Reedsville had been broken. The Incident Is under Investigation. SALE Bns1c styl e, 14 oun cC' No Faul t blue den1m Pre wn shcd boot linn· Selected Popular Styles Including all Super·· Look panty styles 'BOYS $12.95 DENIM BOYS $14.95 DENIM BOYS $16.95 DENIM BOYS $19.95 DENIM JEANS JEANS JEANS JEANS .. . ... ... ... VAN HEUSEN ® MEN'S VAN HEUSEN DRESS SHIRTS 20% OFF OPEN MON .- SAT. 9 : 30-5:00 There were 596,001 unemployed In the state at the seasonally ad· justed rate, compared with 638,001 In April. However, bureau figures also showed a drop In Ohio's total labor force . The Ia bar force totaled 5,1(}l,«XJ In May, compared to 5,136,(XX), 10.39 13.19 1 13.59 1 14.39 1 \ Weather forecast Mostly cloudy tonight with a ~ percent chance of showers. Lows ,, KID-DIE SHOPPE 111 w. 2nd Pomeroy, Oh. OPEN SATURDAY TIL 5 P.M. 55-81. Winds northeasterly 10 mph or less. Becoming mostly Sllnn,y Saturday. Hlglls 13-T1. ' . . · Eztewled Ohio Foreclllt .' . l!lmd&y~~ ELBERFELDS ·I N·,·POM.EROY •• - 0¥ - · - ' - · • . . a..-,.....,_., . PRESEN'rED PLAQUE _- Troy Zwilling,· rlgbt, was preseated a plaqae Tbanday Dlght by Syracuse V!Uage CouncU Ia appreciadoa for lill mauy yean of dedlcadoa to tbe village of Syracuse BB mayor aad Coullcllmaa. Zwllllag oerved tbe village Z$ yean. Zwllllag expreotled hlB .tba~JU and appreciadoa to tbe Mayor aad cotiocU. Maklag tbe preseotadon was Mayor Eber Pickens, Jell MoiiiJ _ , ud Wum Suada.J. ud lbuDcler- . 11tom11 MalldaJ. C¥rhc r-daJ, IIIPIID tlleapplll''JIItomld 8lia s.daJ ... ......, ........... ~.· ~-..tile ar!J. &u.daJ, wumlq to fll!a • tl'mdtqr ud 'l'aelciQ. . : ... (1 • • I that welfare bear somr of the brunt I I ." ' COLUMBUS, Ohio !API -Con· ferees on a bill to put state govern· ment' s budget In order al'1' sta lled on how much to raise taxes and on whether welfare S)J<'ndlng should be trimmed . Members jogged around those Issues Thursday as the.v r~sol\'ed a handful of other. IPssPr Senate~ House differences. The c ha irman . Sen. Richard H. Finan, RCinclnnatl, adjourned the panel's fourth forma l session and said he would call the members back. at a Ume he didn't specify. He and Rep. William E . Hinlg, D·NPw Philadelphia. the top. ranking House conferee. rnentl· oned the possibility of meeting In the a f1ernoon on June 8, primary election day. "We have to act as quickl y as pos· slble. If It 's election day, It's eJec. tion day, " Hlnlg said, referring to the end of the state's fiscal vear June 30 and a requirement fo; the budget to be In balance by then. Hlnlg, as Finan had eariJer, con· firmed lha t welfare spending Is the biggest s tumbling block . The amount of a proposed increase In the Income tax wUI not be ad· dressed until the committee agrpes on whether cuts will be applied to welfare, he said. "The House position is that wei· fare benetlls should remain at their present level," Hlnlg said , when asked about Finan's earlier prop· osal to trim the welfarr budget b) 4 percent. F'lnan said Senate Republicans are Insisting, as they ha ,.r all a long. • r• ll the schools and ot her state programs have to tighten th~ir belts . He has "a ciC'ar message" un that subject from the majoritv caucus In the Senate, he said . ln Its version of thr bill, lhl' Se· nate Included welfare In a 7 percent state agency cut. The House rPs· tared a ll but l percent of that a mount a nd adopted an amend· men! freezing recipient benefits at current levels. Finan subsequently draftPd what he hoped would be a compromise I ' I -· 0. I - 6 5 ~~~ 01 amendment that would lower wei · ' .N..I;,.. JA ' ' ' J\11/1 ' -·' ' UNEMPLOYMENT RATE UP - An unrelenllng business slump coupled with an influx of college graduates into a IJgbt job market pushed the nallon's unemployment rate up to 9.5 percent last month, ,,clipsing the postwar record set in April, the government reported today. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate climbed one-tenth of a percentage point from April to May, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Altogether, 10.5 mlllion t\mericaos were out of work last month. IAP Laserphoto(. fare spending by 4 )J<'rcent. Thr How;e thus far has not agrl'<'d to go along. Otherwise, the commit~£'<' votPd Thursday to add a 1 percent "trigger" cut to a state agency slash of 9 percent which it had approved earlier. The addltlonall )J<'rcenr would be Imposed next January. after a new governor Is In office, If his ad minis· tratton determined that the 9 per. cent cut was not saving enough m oney to keep the budget in baJ. ance until the end of the biennium on June 30, 1983. The legislative budge t office said the trigger cut would save a n addl· tiona! $52 mlllion . Also approved by the panel was an amendment settingaside$25,001 for a transition team to assist t he new governor from November untU Inauguration day. School levy gets council's support CLEVELAND - The winning number drawn Thursday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game ''The Number" was 265. In the semiweekly "Pick 4" game, the winning number was l()(M, The lottery reported earnings of $449,44.5.50 on the dally game. The eai'ntngs came on sales of$982,418.50, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $532,973, lottery otrlelals said. Buy 2 packages any men's or boys' Hanes Underwear and Hanes will. send you '3.00 refund by mail. Get·particulars men's ~nd boys' dept. 1st floor. 1 13.00 VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS 1 16.50 VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS 1 17.00 VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS 1 1.8.00 VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - Unemployment declined slightly In Ohlo In May, according to figures released today by the Bureau of Lahor Statistics. The unemployment rate was 11.7 percent last month, compared to 12.4 pen:ent In April, the bureau reported. Winning Ohio lottery number Short sleeve styles neck sizes to 17 112. Solid colors, white and neat patterns . Quiana, super silks, oxford button down collars . Poly cotton blends. For Boys & Girls Ohio's jobless rate shows decline LONDON - !sraell Ambassador Shiomo Argov was shot In the head and critically wounded, apparently by an Arab, outside a London hotel Thursday night. Authorliies said Argov's assaUant was shot In the head and captured by pollee of Scotland Yard's Diplomatic Protection Group after the attack outside the Dorchester Hotel. Two suspeetedaccompllces also were arrested. Press Association, the domestic news agency, said Afgov was undergoing surgery. But a spokesman at the National Hospital for Nervous Diseases said the 52-year-old envoy was "critically Ill a.nd undergoing tests:" The spokesman said surgery wa• eXpected later Friday. 1 SUMMER SPORTSWEAR The adjustment for entry of col· lege a nd university graduates Into the labor force lessened Its bmpact. Without such an adjustment, the unemployment rate for May would have been 9. 1 percent as the number of people unemployed opn the unadjusted basis remained unc hanged . President Reagan, saying "I'm not su re we live in a seasonally ad· justed world," criticized news ac· counts of the nation's employment picture In April, when joblessness surged from 9.0 percent to 9.4 per· cent, the highest In 41 years. Reagan noted that without ad· justtng the jobless figures In April, the unerr.ployment rate would actu· ally have declined by three-tenths of a percentage point. But the Bureau of Lahar Statts· tics, adjusting ligures to square with normal htrlng patterns In April, concluded that fewer people than expected got jobs, and thus the adjusted jobless rate went up significantly. In a national radio address on the day following release of the grbm AprU jobless figures, Reagan had said he felt sure that with thousands of young people leaving school to seek work In May would produce a seasonally adjusted figure that (Continued on page 121 WASHINGTON (AP) -An unrelenting business slump coupled with an Influx of college grad ua tes Into a tight job market pushed the unemployment rate up to 9.5 per· cent last month, ecllpstng the post· war record set In April. the government reported today. The Sj!asonally adjusted unem· ployment rate climbed one-ter\th of a percentage point from April to May as tens of thousands of college and university graduates entered the labor force searching for work, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said. Altogether, 10.5 mllllon Americans were out of work last month. Adult males, who traditionally constitute the bulwark of the bluecollar work force, were once again hard hit by the lingering recession. Joblessness among this segment of the labor force rose to 8.4 percent, shattering the post-World Wa r IT record set two months ago. Since last July, some 2.7 million Americans have been thrown out of work by the deepening recession. The government can anticipate school closings, and the resulting expansion of the labor force , as a normal seasonal employment varl· allan. Thus, the jobless figures can be adjusted to reflect that pattern so that It doesn't present a dis torted picture of economic trends. Israeli ambassador shot in head REG . $5.79 .... , ......... SALE $4.65 REG . $7.79 . .. ... - ... - ... SALE $6.25 REG. $8.79 .. .. .... . ..... SALE $7.05 REG. $9.79 . .. . -- ....... . SALE $7.85 REG . $12.79 .... .. - ..... SALE $10.25 $10.10 $11.60 $13.20 $15.60 They are pictured as they decorated the car of their coach, Gordon Ftsher. Pictured are, 1-r, Amy Erwin, Krlstln Anderson and Kristin Bailey. ·Absent was Laura Smith who was la&e arrtvtng for Utls photo. Guilty plea leads to prison term $}588 19.95 DENIM JEANS Mr:lny co lor s and st ylcsl Sllo,..ts comr 1n kn.t s, po ly / co Hon bl end s. terry nne! tops , Price 1 SHORTS AND TOP SALE STATE BO~Four members of the Meigs Marauder track learn were bound for Columbus this momlng to take part In the State Track meet. A caravan was fonned to lead the girls out of town. _ Jobless rate reaches lD 9.5 percent last month Straight leg style, 14 ounce No· Fault blue denim pre ~ wash e d . Waist sizes 27 to 42, length s 30 to 36 . MEN'S WRANGLER Little Girls' Emergency runs F'our calls were answered by loca l emergency units Wednesday and on Thursday morning, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports. At 5:46a. m . Thursday. the Syracuse Unit took Alvira Barr from Rout~ !24 to the Hotwr Medical Center. On Wednesday at 10:09 p.m., the Middleport Unit took Bertha Custer from Stonewood Apartments to Vetera ns Memorial Hospita l; the Pomeroy Unit at 12: 46 p.m . took Tammy Wright to Veterans Mem· orial Hospital and the Syracuse Unit a t 10: 19 p.m. took Fritz Sisson from College Road, to Holzer Medica l Center. 1 /2 car In Pomeroy. A woman In the car with a man was pulled from the vehicle and put Into the vehicle with the foljl' men. Investigation dtsclosed that the woman was the wlle of one of the tour men and the others were frtends . The group came from Hllllard. The woman sald she had not been harmed and she lndlcated that she wished to !Ue no charges against the man In whose car she was riding when she was pulled from the vehicle. All four were dismissed by Chief SUtt..after being warned that they were not again to appear In Meigs County to create any disturbances. "The group headed back toward HUliard, Chief Stitt said. According to Chief Stitt no one was beaten as earlier reports Indicated. · BASIC DENIM JEANS Control tops - sheer legs - support legs ex tra co ntrol tops. Reinforced toe and heel. Sandal foot . Special Salel Conferees stalled on two issues MEN'S WRANGLER $19.95 PLAYTEX 2 Section• . 12 Page• I 5 Cenh A Multimedia Inc . New•poper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 4, 1982 Copyrigh1ed 1981 ' By KATIE CROW Syracuse CouncU Thursday night regarding the post office lobbyclo9lng a t 5 p.m. · endorsed the proposed 1.5 mill levy for the maintenance and operation It was noted that it is the responstof the mentally retarded school lobillty of the postal department to ca ted In the village of Syracuse keep the lobby open. It has been which will be voted on In the June 8 kept open the past 19 years untll 7 election. p.m . simply because Milton VarCouncil then recessed It• meeting Ian, pollee chief. offered the serviand toured the new building. ces free of charge to benefit the After resuming business, councU residents. approved a resolution urging the In order to keep the post office Ohio Department of Highways to lobby open beyond 5 p.m. It will be provide an Improved highway for nece ssary to contact postal U. S. 33 from the Ravenswood authorities. Bridge north to the Interchange of A meeting with the SyracuseU. S. 33 with SR 124 (near Rock Racine Regional Sewage DJstrict Springs) . wlll be held Wednesday, June 9, at CouncU, In other matters, dis6:30 p.m. cussed the work presently going on No definite date for the compte' at London Pool to correct water , tion of the sewage system has been leaks In the circulating system. announced. Weather permitting, It Is anticiIt was agreed that Mlck Ash will pated the pool will be In operation be In charge of hiring workers for within a few days. the park and pool when necessary. CouncU, at the suggestion ot Attending were Mayor Eber councUman John Bentley, disPickens, Janice Lawson, clerk, ~ placing lights at the two tenGeorge Holman, treasurer, MlltQD nis courts, completing necessary Varian, pollee chief, W!llle work at the courts and offering tenGuinther, Bentley, Jack Williams nis lessqns with the proceeds to go Mlck Ash and Kathryn Crow·,'coun: towards work to be done at the ell members, Gene Imboden, Troy courts. Zwilling, Aaron Sayre, Jean Hall Several complaints lodged and Jim Teaford. were ' �Commentary li lt uu rl S lro '<' l l 'unw rn~ . II hi" 6 14-!t'JU I) ti .. .''il OF Till-: 1\U 1( ,,..,_ \ l ASO\ AHEA I ~ TF II ROBEHT L. WJ NCETI PAT WHI TF.HF.AV ROB HOEFLII'H DAL E ROTJI(; Efl , .Ill . \n• • l-.tlllur I \ II" ,\ lilt·.II uf rho· 'h "wta lt·tl l' ro·" · In la ud ,\ m o · r ~t '\ (.._ .• Bai l ~ l'n·~ ~ A ~~ ut ' Ut l iun and tht· ;tn '\o · ~o~ , plt po · r l 'uhft , ho•r , ·\ '" " lit ltull I Fr t i-: I! ... IIF 111' 1'\ 111 '\ a ro· ~ l'i n o m o · tl Tlw.1 .. huuld lw lo ·s~ lhunJOO ~o~nnb lun ~;t . All ldlt'r -.. an· •u hj+ T l to o·dtttn l;( illlcl nHh l lw • tl;( nt'tl ~o~ith tliHTW . tHid rt>l>S ~ nil tt• lt-phmw nurnho.·r '" ' u n' tKnt·tl ldlt'r• ~o~t l l ho· Jm l ilt, ht'tl. l .d tt·n. s huuld ~ - i n ,(uud la sl t'. llddr•·.• s in K ' ~' lh '' · 11111 ,.,.,,,.nalttu·' Letters to the editor Support levy The Meigs Count y Board of Commissioners issued the foll ow mg statement urg ing Meigs County res1denL' to vote for the 1.5 mlll levy for the opera ti on of the Mentall y Retarded Edu cat ion Program in Meigs County . On Tuesday , June 8, citize ns of Meigs County will vote on a 1.5 mill levy for the continued operat ion of the Mentally Reta rded Educa tiOn Prog ram in Meigs Count y. Although sta te ma ndated, just as our public sehool system, there is one ve ry 1mportant diffeence. The state furni shed no foundation money for the mental retardation program. In other words, it is necessa ry that money be provided at the toea I tevel to run this program in order to cornpl y with state la w. In 1973 citizens of Meigs Count y, :-;howi ng the ir support for the prog ram , passed a bond issue (or the construction of a new tra ining center. This bond iss ue totaling $250,000 was to be ma tched with a state grant of $250,000 for ne w building construction . Before constru cti on could be sta rted, however, two important happe nings occurred, namely, inflation and a n inc rease in state ma nda ted servi ces. This made it necessary to more than doubl e the origina l anticipated ex penditure in ord er to meet new state mandates. Als o, with the separa ti on of the state menta l retardati on prog ram from mental health, a new state funding formul a for cons tru ction projects w establis hed which permitted the state to provide 90 percent of the cost of building new MR fa cilities. Meigs County's sha re r emained at the original voted amount of $250,000 wtuch represented only to percent of the total cost of the prject. The board of county commissioners was then directed by the state to proceed with the project. The new buildin g, consisting of a tra ining center and workshop, is now near completi on in Syrac use, located on the former Ca rleton College property. In an effort to kee p this program going , an d meet stale la w, the c ounty corrunissioners ha ve, for the last three years, provided Revenu e Sha ring funds ranging from $130,000 to $142,000 annually . This has all owed the prog ram to exist on a minimum standard basis. It now appears that even should the board wish to continue this method of financing the progra m it will be Impossible to do so. Recently word was received that Meigs County's s ha re of Revenue Sha ring funds wil l be cut some $40,000 in 1983. Therefore, a desperate need does eXJst for passage of the levy . It would in effect accomplis h two things : r l) prov ide funds for continued operation of a state manda ted program and (21 a llow for the use of remainmg Federal Reve nue Sharing funds for other much needed county projects . Much ha::; been said ove r the years about the cost of this prog ram , which serves between 50 and 60 MR citizens. But what must be sa id is tha t we as government officia ls, and you as citizens are cha rged by the Sta le of Ohio to see that th is program is effecti vely carri ed out. Isn't it true that thes e people, though less fortunate than us, a re still Meigs County citizens' Isn't it also true that they deserve the same opportunity that all other children in our county a re provided through public education , and don't their families ha ve a right to expect the sam e kind of support for their own children that they help provide fo r other children in the public school system ' We believe so. It is for the above m entioned reasons that the Meigs County Commissione rs ask each of you to vote YES on the MR levy on June 8. Your help needed I have a qu estion for Meigs County taxpayers. I have heard various remarks, one of which is '' that sure is a large and expens ive building for just a few people." Actually , the enrollment at Carleton School will be 70 or more. My qwestion is, " Do you wish there were more re tarded people in Mei gs County, and do you wish you had a retarded child or adult to send to this school ?' ' When you go to the polls on June 8, thank God for your nonnal healthy children and grandchildren and support these children who arc Jess fortuna te. - Mrs. Paul Karr. Open house set The Meigs County Board of Mental Retardation is inviting all residents of Meigs County to an open house at the Carleton School and Meigs Industrial new building in Syracuse. Members of the 169 Board will be available to greet visitors and discuss the program from 2 to 5 p.m . At 3 p.m . the annual hike-bike prizes will be awarded and at 4 p.m. special olympics participants will be recognized. Refreshments will be served. Gov. Rhodes doesn't • ffiiSS political scramble COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Gov. James A. Rhodes says he doesn 't miss being out of the scramble for otrlce this year. '1 just sit back. They're on stage," he said, referring to the seven-man, two-party campaign for the otftce he has held for almost 16 of the past 20 years. The 72-year-old RepubUcan veteran of four decades In the political arena declined to be drawn Into a discussion of the possible outcome of the lour-man GOP prlma!y. After pondering the question, Rhodes said, "You just can't tell. It's too hard to read." Those seeldng the GOP J!OIYIInatlon are U.S Rep. Clarence J. Brown of Urbana, former Cuyahoga County_Commissioner Seth Taft, State Natural Resources DIrector Robert W. Teater of Columbus, and State Sen. Thomas A. Van Meter of Ashland. Recent polls showed Brown and Taft almost In a dead heat but Indicated Brown had the momentum. Teater and Van Meter were tar behind, Teater with only 3 percent In one poll. Rhodes Insists he plans to remain neutral In the RepubUcan sweepstakes, answering with a blunt "no'' when asked whether he would endorse someone. Rhodes was lll'ged by some Republicans this year to seek the GOP nomination for U.S. Senate and a November bid for the sht beld by Democratic Sen. Howard Metzenbaum of Qeveland. Daily Sentine l Page 3 '71 Reds had tough year too Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 4, 1982 CINCINNATI (AP) - It has been just over a decade since fans last expected so much a nd were rewarded wtth so little by the Clncln· natl Reds. In 1971, the Reds were following a year when they ha d won 102 games a nd played In their first World SerIes In 10 yea rs. Pttcher Wayne Simpson was 14-3 and Jim Merritt was 20-12. Johnny Benc h was MVP. By early June In 1971 , though, the Reds were 16 ~ gam es out of first place. The team finished In fourth place at 79-&l Bench hit .238. Merritt was 1-11. Simpson, plagued by a sore a rm, was 4-7. The Reds , at 20-29, are having s imilar problem s this year and are a t their worst record stnce 1971. Tom Seaver, who was 14-2 a year ago, ts 1-6 this year. Bench, who hit .309 tn 1981, Is at . 2~. Compounding the problem ts the fact that the team cannot call up some of the player s from their ftrstplace lndlanapolts fa r m club because the Reds are locked tn by Injuries a nd roste r limita tions. Remember the LibertyfiL____J_am_e_s 1_. _Kl_.lp_at_ric_k Th e Dail y Sentinel Ill· \ tt fl-:11 1'0 Till· The Pag-2- The Dally Sentinel WASHJNGTON - As a convention city of gr owing importan c e , Wasninglon constantly .l attrac ts gatherings a nd confererlces large and small , but in this year's calendar of events few get·togethers will have the poignant meaning of a rewuon set for thb weekend. The !:eunion will mark the 15th a nni ve rsa ry of Isra el's attack on the U.S. intellige nce ship Liberty . Before tha t brutally efficient assa ult had ended, 34 Ameri can sailors we re dead or dying. Another 75 were wound ed. The ship was a crippl ed hulk, s tricken by a torpedo in her starboard side. The story of the Liberty's desperate withdrawal, under the command of 42-year-old Cmdr. William L. McGonagle, ranks amon g the great sea stories of this century. The reunion will bring together an estimated 150 fonner crewmen and members of the ir famili es. They will join in the traditional rituals of re1•mons the world over - a little beer drinkin g, a few speeches, a banquet - but they also make a memorial vis it to Arlington National Ceemlery wher e 14 of the dead were buried. A Sunday morning bus in ess session will decide whether the survivors should furrn an organization to keep ali ve th e heroism - and the bitterness - that marked the bloody hours 15 yea rs ago. "Shoul<t we attempt to Jea rn more about why we were attacked and why our government is s o complacent about it a ll ' Or should we hang it all up a nd forget it?" It seems unlikely that many of Liberty 's crew will vote to forget. One of them who is determined to remem be r is James M. E nne.s Jr., who was officer of the deck when the Israe li air and na val forces struck the ship. His superbly told account of the affair, " Assa ult on the Liberty ," was published by Random House in , 1979. The book never received the criti cal acclaim or the best-seller status it deseved. For a gripping yarn oMhe sea, ijlis can stand with a ny of the Hornblower tales that C.S. Forester ever wrote. Forester's heroic British admi ra l was a contrivance of fiction . Cmdr. McGonagle, his officers and his crew were real hwnan beings. Their assignment that day in June 1967 was to patrol slowly in internationa l waters west of the Gaza strip and north of El Arish. Israel was about to embark upon the Six Days' Wa r. Over the years a conviction has grown that Israel simply did not want an intelligence ship, flying the U.S. flag or any other flag , listening td battle orders. That is to say, a conviction has grown that the attack was deliberate. ~ - Israel contiunues to deny the c harge . The Israe li ve rsion is that when the ship was put under aeria l survelllance by reconnaisam.:e planes, Li berty failed to identify herself. F earful that the vessel might be Egyptian, Israel commanders then ordered the attack. When th e mistake was discovered, Israeli patrol boats offered assis tance. E ventually, Israe l paid $12.7 million in repara tions . The evidence marshaled by Ennes in Ius book overwhelmingly refutes this explanation. The a fternoon was clear and sunny . A light breeze ruffled a :i-by-3-fool American fla g. The Liberty has been under surveillance for seven hours - abundant time for the fla g to ha ve been observ ed. A naval Court of Inqui ry developed some of the fa cts . In 1971 the House Committee on Armed Services un- --- ~~- -- -: - de rtook an in vestiga tion. Ennes regards the naval inquiry a s "a sha m," and he demonstrated that key classified information was withheld from the committee. Using the Freedom of Infonnation Act, En· nes last year dug out some oflhe missing records. He sees them as proof of a cover-up that has yello be full y exposed. At thi s l a t e dat e , th e recriminations mi ght best be put aside. What r emains is an inspiring story of heroism in the great tradition. The citation that acc ompani e d Mc Gon ag l e ' s Congressional Medal ri Honor speaks in the old words of the old virtues. This was a medal for "conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life, above and beyond the call of duty ." To remember the assault on Liberty is to remember that the old virtues never di e. _ ...... . INDlANAPOL !S (AP) - Left · fielde r Dua ne Wa lker hit a solo hom er a nd drove in a second run with a sacrifice to lead the parent Clncln· natl Reds to a 3-0 baseball vtctory Thursday night over lndtanapolis of the Amertca n Association . Mike Ferguson, who was called up from Cedar Rapids of the Midwest League for the game, was credited wi th the vtc tory. He pitched HOME FREE LEE - Pirates' Lee Lacy races past Montreal Expos Gary Carter to score In the fourth inning of Thursday's game In Pittsburgh. Lacy scored ..... - But these are tougher times, and the Pirates latest success streak came Thursday night when they won three games In a row for the first time all season. "It's a good feeling and hopefully just a start," Manager Chuck Tanner said after Pltt..burgh edged the Montreal Expps 5-4 on a tiebreaking double by Tony Pena In the bottom of the lOth Inning. It was quite a display of emotion by the Pirates, who once took winning streaks In stride. But they just escaped last place In the National League East this week. The strain showed on the normally patient Tanner last Monday when the Pirates lost to the Dodgers. He snapped angrily at a reporter, something he rarely does. But Tanner was all smiles Thursday night. The game - the only one In the National League Thursday nightwas a makeup of an Expos-Pirates contest that was snowed out the first week of the season. upper 50s Thursday night, and the game drew a sparse crowd of 4,158, Including 1,649 steelworkers and their famllles who bought $1 discount tickets on "Steelworkers Nig ht. " The game didn 't start we ll for the Pirates .a s third-Inning homers by Tim Raines and Andre Dawson gave Montreal a 3-0 lead off Don Robinson. Raines' first home r of the season, a two-run drive down the left field line , followed a single by Chris Speter. An out later, Dawson hi tone ove r the wall In center for his ninth homer. The Ptra tes scored twice in tbe fourth on RBI-slngles by Johnny Ray and Easler off Expos starter Steve Rogers. The Expos made It 4-2 In the fifth as Raines doubled and scored by a double by Dawson. The Pirates tied the score with two runs In the seventh as Dale Berra singled home a run and Bill Madlock hit a sacrifice fly. Bryn Smith, the fourth Montreal pitcher, opened the Pirate lOth by walking Jason Thompson, who was sacrl!lced to second by Easler. Pena then brought Thompson home wtth a double up the middle that won the game for reUever Rod Temperatures dropped Into the Scurry. Meanwhile, the New York Yan- PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Pittsburgh Pirates won three straight division titles a decade ago. They won three stratght World Series games from Baltimore In Democrats appear afraid of themselves among many Democr a ts as they look toward the 1982 elections. First , they worry about Republican money, about the ne(lr certainty that GOP candidates wt1l far outspend their Democratic opponents. A big advantage in money means a btg edge In the most costly of campaign commodities , televlston advertising time. · But beyond Republican money, Democrats also fear themselves. They remember all too clearly past conventions - Chicago In 1968, MIami Beach ln 197'2, Memphis, Tenn., In 1!118 - all of them ending In bloodshed wlth various wings of the party going off In separate directions. The Chicago and Miami Beach conventions foretold the defeats In the presidential elections that followed. And the 1!118 midterm meet- lng In Memphis opened wounds that never healed between Jimmy Carter and his party's Uberal wing. The Democrats were so busy fighting each other at those conventions, criticism of Republicans seemed almost secondary. Manatt Is determined that won't happen this year. Any harsh words uttered In the Qty of Brotherly Love by the Democrats wt1l be dtrected at Republic ans rather than at each other. But some veterans of past party wars think. open discussion of issues has been healthy and could help the Democrats overcome the feeUng that they lack fresh alternatives to the Reagan program. "They've gone out of their way to see how duJI a convention they can put on," complained Leon ShuJI, executive director of Americans for Democratic Action. Anti•UDiOD rhetoric"'______R_e_sp_o_ns_e~to_K_ilp_a_tr_ic_k The basic fact about Bunker Hill is Editorial's note : The following Is a response from Lloyd McBride, that a group of Idaho investors, used President of the United to tiaving heir own way as though Steelworkers of America an operating in some feudal kingdom of earlier Kilpatrick column on tbe theirs, sought to make a tnockcry of the collective bargaining process. Bunker Hill mine In Idaho. ) Gulf Resources said it would close Once again and as usual, colwn-. nisl James Kilpatrick - that hand- the Bunker Hill facility not because of economics, but because it could maiden of the rich and powerful has written a piece that is long on an- · not obtain zinc concentrates ti-union rhetoric but woefully short necessary to operate the smelter. The union coalition there, of which on facts. Had Mr. Kilpatrick bothered to the Union Steelworkers of America look beyond the hate peddled by the is the largest member, stood ready National Right to Work (for less) to help find a buyer. The potential investors, led by Committee, and those who front for it, he would have seen a con- Idaho publisher Dane Hagadone, siderably different picture of the refused to even meet with the situation at the Bunker Hill Mining unions. Last January, the investors presented the unions with a HitlerCo. in Kellogg, Idaho. But, Of course, looking for and fin- like ultimatwn. That was combined ding the facts would hardly have ser- with a well-orchestrated campaign designed to create a panic-like siege ved Mr . Kilpatrick's purposes: pushing the discredited right to work mentality in the conununity. In that abnosphere, an advisory (for less) concept, and attacking the American labor movement and vote was conducted among union political leaders like Idaho Gov. members to provide guidance to the John Evans who have the courage to union conunittee for the collective stand up for what is right and decent bargaining discussiollS that in the nol'tnlil course of events would in America. w ANYSIJN CF7HE 8RJT/SH 1/ISKRJ//a, SIR~ I from second on a hit to center field by Pirates' Johnny Ray. (APLaserphoto). Pirates edge Expos, Blue Jays win _., ; qutetly developed durtng the last decade. Since Mana tt took command of the party machinery, the Democrats have become better at raising money and recruiting and helping candidates . They remain hopelessly behind the Republicans In fund raising. But In other area s, the Democrats are closing the gap. And recent . polls m ake the party optimistic about 1982. No longer do they fear that the conservative wave led by Ronald Reagan that swept so many Democrats out of office In 19lll wt11 run as s trong this Nove mber. Few Republicans are talking about bucking history and winning control of .the House this year. That talk has shifted to predictions the Democra ts wt1l be held to minimal gains. Ye t. there Is a nagging fear only for plnch-runnlng duties Wednesday tn a 4-2 loss to the Ph1111es. And Krenchlckl, who broke his thumb during Infield prac tice of the Reds' la st home s tand , satd he won' t be ava ila ble to re lieve Johnny Bench for about a nother week. " I swung the bat 100 pe rcent yeste rday," Krenchtckl sa td . "But tl' ll probably be a week before I can play defense . You don't realize tt , but you use your thu mb so m uch when you fi eld. just to close your glove." Bench h'" hJd seve ra l phys ical problem s, and Krenchtckl was sched uled to stan fo r him when h<· broke hts th umb. "It was a bad brea k for me beca use I was playtng well, it would ha ve been an oppor1unl ty for hlm (Bench ) to get done wha t he ne<'ded to get done 1medically l ." Walker paces Reds to 3-0 win 19~ . WASHINGTON (AP ) - As Democ ra ts complete planning for their mid term conference Ia ter this month In Philadelphia, they are acting Uke a party more afraid of Itself th a n of the Republican opposition . Freewheeling debate on Issues wt11 be banned at the Philadelphia meeting. The rules leave no place for bloody floor ftghts decided by cliffhange r roll call votes. In fact, the meeting ts designed to be so or-· derly and well-planned · that a stranger dropping In might mistake tt for a Republican gathertng. In his effort to rebuJid the Democratic Party after tts disastrous showing In the 19lll elections, party chalrman Charles T. Manatt took many clues from his Republican counterparts . He concentrated time and money on important technical seM ces the Republicans had The o nly player who could m ake a return trip to Indiana polis wtthout the rtsk of being claimed by a nother team l' outfielder Duane Walker , who was just rece ntly ca lled up. Reliever Tom H um e has a sprained knee; center fie lder Cesar Cedeno Is slowed by a rec urring shoulder problem ; a nd back up third basema n Wa yne Krenchlc kl Is recove ring from a fracturro tefl thumb. The Injuries are not ser ious enough to put a player on the dis a bled list. So the Reds we re left wtth only 23 players In uniform when they played P hiladelphia thl' week. Hume, who expecL' to be able to pttch In tonig ht's game aga ins t the New Yo rk Mets , woul d have missed 21 da ys lf put on the dtsabled list. So the Reds kept him on the roster, even though It meant one less pitcher tn the buJipen . Cede no, who aggra va ted a tender left shoulder In a braw l durIng Monday' s ga m e, was ava ilable follow . But these apprenlly were not normal events. The Hagadone group had no intention of bargaining, even though the unions had made it clear thallhey would agree to substantial concessions. For ~gadone and his partners, it was take-our·ullimalwn • or • leave-it. No bargaining. No give-and-take. No meaningful discussions ; ln fact, no discussions at all. The unions decided against the ultimalwn, basically for three reasons: I. By signing the proposal, we would have cut off the medical insurance and other rights of the many members then oo layoff. The agreement\ would have, in fact, wiped out contractual obligations of Bunker Hill Mining toward members 'on lay hoff; 2. The agreement contained serious deficiencies that would have made a . mockery of funilamental seniority principles; and 3. Our union exists to negotiate fur our members, not to surrender to the ultimatwns of prospective ern- ployers who feel confident they can c reate a panic in the community. Our union, and the unions in coalition with us at Bunker Hill, stood ready at any time to engage in meaningful collective bargaining with the investor group, or with anyone representing them, in an ef· fort to save the Bunker Hill facility . That the Hagadone group refused to go through with its purchae can be laid directly at its doorstep. However, a significant assist must be attached to those who- like Mr. Kilpatrick - believe that industrial slavery should continue to nourish in late twentieth century America . Much to the dismay of people like Mr. Kilpatrick and other right-wing ideologues, the collective bargaining process that has seved this nation so well for so long is alive, well and working. It only requires a good· faiUt effort to succeed. The United Steelworkers of America stands ready to make that good-faith effort, as it has been making it for the good of the nation for more than forty years. r---------. DOONESBURY IW IW6HT /N7116 CJJN60, 5/R1 I kees, who breezed Into town Monday as winners of seven of their las t etght games , figu red to add to their vtctory total tn a four-game set aga inst the las t-place Toronto Blue Jays. It didn't qu ite turn out that way. Luts Leal, who Is rapidly gaining a reputation as a Yankee-Tommy John killer , slammed the door on a ny New York hopes of earning a split In the sertes Thur sday night as he fi red a four-hitter to pace the Blue J ays to a 3-1 v tctory . Tha t gave Toronto vlctortes In three of the fou r games. The only othe r Am e rican League game scheduled Thursday, Texas at Baltimore, was postponed because of rain. It was pitching a nd defense th a t hurt the Ya nkees here . In Its three wins , Toronto's pitc hers limited the Ya nkees to six, seven and fou r hits, respective ly. Blue Jays catcher Buck Ma rtinez , who drove In the first run In the second Inning wtth a double to right that scored Anthony Johnso n, belteves Leal ls coming Into his own. Leal, a 2:>-year -old na tive of Venezuela , was also a ble to extend his 111etlme mark against Tommy John to 3-0. bere and I get better as tt gets closer to the fall," hesatd. "The golf courses are more suited to my game, the more they get Into fast greens, hard greens, long courses a~ opposed to some of the grass types we play on the West Coast." CINCINNATI (AP) - The Nationa l League has fined Cincinnati Reds shortstop Dave Concepcion a nd pitcher Marto Soto for their part In a bench-clearing brawl Monday night In Philadelphia. Concepcion was fined $300, but the a m ount of Soto' s fine could not be de termined , although It was thought to be tess than $300, accordtog to publis hed r eports In The Cln· c tnnati Enquirer . 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Runs good. 1 1695 1972 DATsON 240Z • . . • • • • • . . . . . • . . . . . 1995 BODY SHOP SPECIALS '1972 PLYMOUTH • • • . • • • • • • • . . ..•.••. 1795 • PAINT CAR 4 dr., auto., 6 cyl. 2dr., auto. ; AM, FM stereo, w~re wheels. ·2 dr., HT, A·l cond. 1 795 $5995 Includes R e moving of Carbure tor Acid , Clean Carburetor, Installation of Original 'Motorcrall Carburetor . .Tune- Up Kit . Auto , PB, PS. 1977 MERCURY COUGAR Rear s4995 ':'CARBURETOR OVERHAUL 1895 350 Auto., PB, PS, air. :4dr., auto., air, runs good. .0 J.IJIJ~~ & FILTER CHANGE 2 dr., 6 cyl., auto .. PB. PS, air '1974 DODGE DART .•.••••• "YourDealeronthe Riv e r " MIDDLEPORT'S FORD GARAGE 2 dr. , 4 sp., 6 cyl. , rad1o. 1976 MAVERICK •• • ..••.. . ... •• • Oldsmobie •:•TRANSMISSION FLUID & FILTER CHANGL ...............................s45 95 1978 AMC GREMLIN .. 4 dr., PB, PS. Good condition, air. OLDS-CAD.-CHEVY, Inc. I ':'FRONT END ALIGNMENT Levenson, from Johnannesburg, had no trouble at Congressional after finding the course. He wa.< lost three hours Monday. The South AJ.rlcan had one bogey on what he described "my only bad shot of the day" to go wtth four birdies. 1976 PLYMOUTH ...•... SIMMONS l4 Cyl. 122") (6 Cyl. 126") 8 Cyl. '32") Mistake costs Peete share of lead BETHESDA, Md. (AP) -CalVIn Peete was just trying to be courte, ous on the 13th hole when he leaned on one foot to avoid another player's Une and attempted to sink a one-foot putt. He missed and that cost him a share of the first-round lead In tbe $400,1XXl Kemper Open. Dr. .Cil Morgan, the 31-year-old optometrist, and Gavin Levenson of South Africa, a 28-year-o16 second-year man, shared the lead with t-under-par 68s Thursday on the newly-revised par 72, 7,173-yard Congressional Country Club course In suburban Washington, D.C. Peete, an 11-year tour veJeran, said he made a carless putt for his bogey on the 13th hole. Peete said the error helped his game. Peete birdied three of the next four holes for sole possession of second place at 69 entering today's second round. Morgan has played well at this course. In the 1976 PGA Championship, he shot 66-68 and was the leader after the first two rounds .before · fading and he tln1shed third In the 19tll Kemper, the first year . It moved to Congressional: "Usually, I start . playlns good . Two brawlers fined $300 ft ve Innings, allowing one htt and st riking out four. Walker homered In the sixth Inning to sta rt the Reds' scortng . Hlli sacrifice fly wl th the bases loaded In the seventh score<lA!ex Trevino, who had two singles for the ga me . German Barranca tripled to lead off the e tghth, and two outs later he scored when second baseman Ron Farkas booted a grounder by Wayne Krenchlckl. J im Kern hurled the ftrst two tnnlngs for Cincinna ti. Bob Shirley pitched the last two, allowing the other hit . Joe Stalp was the loser , gtvtng up two runs and seven hits ln seven lnnlngs . Rtch Carlucci worked the flna t two Innings fo r th e Indians, a llowtng one run on two hits. (C·3T '299os) (C.4T 1299 91) (C·6T 132591) FMXT '325'1) FREE ESTIMATES COMPLETE SJ95 COMPLETE $42500 00 Free Wash Job with every $75 of Service Work Free wash & Wax with every $250 of Service Work PAT HILL FORD, INC. Dale R. Sanders • General Manager PH. 992-2196 Middleport, Oh. �Poge-4- The Doily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel- Page- S Lakers take 3-1 lead in NBA playoffs with 111-101 victory LOS ANGELES (API- The Los Angeles Lakers are on the verge of wlnn1ng their second Nationa l Bas· ketball Association title In three years. They a re just as close to setting a new standard lor excellence In the playo!!s. But they're quick to support the old Yogi Berra adage: "It ain't over ·w It 's over." The Lakers took a J.l lead In the hest-<J!-seven NBA Championship Series Thursday night, bulldlng a big lead over PhUadelphla In the first three quarters and then hold· lng off a fourth-quarter surge by the 76ers lor a 111·101 triumph . ''I'd like to say one thing," Coach Pat Riley said after the game. "We haven· t won anything yet. I know we're ahead 3·1. We have one more game to wtn . "We're starting to smell the aroma (of the championship) , but we have a lot of work left ." The fifth game Is scheduled Sun· da y at Philadelphia , starting a t 2 p.m ., EDT. A sixth game, If neces· sary, will be played here next Tuesday night . II a seventh game Is needed, It will be played at Phlla· delphia next Thursday night. The Lakers, who swept Phoenix and San Antonio to get to the Cham· plonshlp Series, are 11·1 In post· sea•on action. Six of the 35 NBA champions lost only two games on their way to the title. No team has ever gone through the playoffs with as lew as one setback. "Rlght now, l'mjustcountlngthe wins and losses, " sald Los Angeles center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who had 22 points, 11 rebounds, six assists and three blocked shots In Game4. "Wehavealeadrlghtnow, but as you know , we have one more game to win. "For us to win we have to use aU our potential and aU our talents. Philadelphia is an excellent team and just because you take the court doesn 't m ean you're going to wtn." It seemed to he that simple through most of Thursday night's game. As In Game 3 two nights ear· Uer, the Lakers never tralled and the game was tied just once, this time at 2-2. Los Angeles rattled oil six straight points to take an 8-2 ad· vantage and was o n top the rest of the way. It was 29-18 at the end of the first Scoreboard.•. Majors Leaders By ThP AMocWed ProM AMERICAN L..EAGUE .......,"'_ w Pd. L DP1rolt .11 Boston "'"'" ,.,"''" "'"' ,., " "' NN' York ( ~land Ml/~<.•aulu>f> 11 19 2l 2J "'"I 612 llattlmort' Callforn.la Ch lCII.I{O K.an.,as l ily ..,"'"" .,. I I\ "' '" "' 5113 21 ~ Oaklanc1 Sr>a!tll' 481 28 15 29 12 ll Tt'AA5 Mln~ .341 n.~·.c un Toronto 1'-, 6 6 >21 24 2J l1 Weteem DtvWon 31 >I Toronto G8 .... J. Nt>Yt' York I "' 61\ 7 121\ >J Texas at Baltlmon>, pp:l , ro ln Only Rll.ffil'S !!.Ctwduled l"rrday's GAIIli'R nt'\lrland IDl,ny 1 2t' II\ I Sl•aHII• t!W>attl~ 2-~t at Toron to tCiotr 1-4t at DPtrolt 1W\lrm. IUm sas C1 ty tSpllnorfl' J..4t a t Nt'\j,' York t llij(lx'ttJ l-J t, tn t ChtcllJ(o 1110)' \ ').J t at Tt> M~ t Hough 4 J t. t n t Baltlmorr t Ml£rr>Wor G-J t at Minnesota t F('lton 0-:'lt . tn t &>stan t li u~t 1 If at Cal!lornla tlli>nko (0 1 Mllwauket.· t S!atnn -l-11 B.DIILL. Phlllldelphla. 37; J .Tmmp!'OI'I. P!tll!Wfllh, J7 HITS Knight. Hooston, 63; WUlJOII. New York. 62: L.Sml th , St Loul.,, 62; Sax. Los Ange~ . 67; J .R.a y. Pllliburgh. RJ: Guerrt'l"tl. Los Angelei. 60. DOUBLES· L.Smllh. St.Louis, U; Gar 1\(>f" . HouJton. ~; 0 . Smlth.. St .Louis. H . T Kennedy , San Diego. It; Ol.lvt'l'". Moo· IJ'eal 13; Knight. HoustOJI, lJ TRrPLES: 10 1led With 3. HOME RUNS: Murphy . AUanta. 1::., KJngman , NE"N York, 14. J . Thompson , Pltl\burgh, lJ; HGrnl'r. Atlanta, 10: GuerrPro. 4 21, I 01 :'ll ), NAnONAL LE4GUE BATTTNG tEO 111 baiJIL R.Jones, San ~o. ..156; B&Uor, New York. .34.1 ; J ~n. Pltt.Wurgh. .l17; Wohltord, San FTancisc.'o, .ll7: Wiggins, San Diego . .:W. RUNS: L.Smllh. St .Louli, 46: R.Jooe!i. San Diego, 40: MUJl)hy, Alla.nta . ll Daw· son. Montn.>al . 17; J . Tllo~ . Pitts burgh. .14: Homer, AUanta. 34.. RBI : Murphy , Atlant.a. t2; Moretand, OUcago, :!1; Klnernan. NE"N York. 38. at Oakland t Krou!(h .1-fll . 10 ' Lo.<. Angeles, 10 STOLEN BASES: Moreno, Pit tsburgh. Jl ; L.Smllh, St.Louis, 25; Demler. Plilla· dPlp hla. 24: WLOOn. New York. 18: Rain e~~, Mont.roe.l. 16: Sax, Lo!l 1\1\&'('lcs. 16, Wiggins. San Diego, 16. PITCHING 17 Oeclslons !· f'orsch . St.l...ou.IJ, 6-1 , .857, HN. Sutton. Hwstm. 1-2, :m, 2.66: Puleo, New York. ~2. .n4. 170: R.ogl>rs. Montrt'al. 7.J, 100. UN; Va I('JIZueia. Los Ange~ . 7-4. .636, 2.~1 ; Ruthven. PhlladPiph18. '5-J. .6?.. 2.'51: ScattlP at o.?trolt Mura. St.Louis, ~J . .625. J.\M ; Welch. La! Angele!i, ~J. .6Z., 3.64. SrR.IKEOt.rrS: Soto, Clnclnnatl, !M, Mll""l'ukt'(' 111 Oakland Carlton. Ptillade-lphla, Ill: Ryan. Hou..,.ton. Kan.'ia.S City at Nev.· York. tn• 67; Rogers. Montreal, 64 : Valenzul:ola. Los Angt>les. 58. ~y'1Gamm Owrl<tnd at Toronto B.11tlmort' at Minnesota . 1n1 at T{'M5, t n t FIMtM at CaWornla. 1nJ Ch lf"llS{O 8unday'1 GamEl! 0f'Vt'land at Toron to. 2. SC'attlf> at Df'trolt Kllnsa., City at New York Baltimore ut Mlnnesow 8o.<ltoo 111 Calltomla Milwauk.N> at Oall.land Otlraao at Texa.~ NATIONAL LEAGUE t:.a.Mm Dlvt.bl W St lall~ Phlladl'lphla Nt>w YorK Montrral PlttlibullCh C..l l.lcag() Atlanu "" Diet<O La! Alllit{'ll'S L Pet.. GB .12 19 1m 2fi ll ~ 27 23 ~ ?. 22 \12 21 11 m 21 ll 412 WeRm DlvWoo 29 >l 11 21 4~ ~ 9LfJ ll "'"' .<10 .., ' ·~ ' .. 26 "' "' " 22 211 Hwstm 22 42.1 SanF'ranctsco 29 Cincinnati Thllnlday't Game PIIL~burgh '5. Montwal 4, 10 lnnlllKS Only l(llmt.• 4LfJ 1~ 7~ ~><:ht.'\lult'\.1 F'riday'• San Frandsco Gamt:~t tChrt.~ 0.1 I a t Chicago iJl'nklns J..61 San DIPRO tCw-Us J..li at P\tL\burgtl ! R.tv:xrn 2'51 . tn t Nl'W York tPulro ~1t at ancJnnall t !irlliVE'f" H Ot. tn l Montn>al tG111.1.1cUon J..lt a1 Atlanta tDayley 2·2l. tnl Philadelphia tCarlton &-61 at I~DWiton tNtekro 4-4l , tnt t..cx> Angell'!\ tStE"Nart 1·21 a t St.Louis ·La Pctnt l-01. tn t Sa&urday't GUIV!I San Fl1Lnc1.9CO at Chicago San [X('go at P!ttsburgll. In I N~· York at Clnclnnatl. tn t Montf"('"U.l at Atlanta, tnt La; M~l~ at St . Louts. tnt Ph!Jadt>lphla at Hwstm. 1n 1 Sullday'1 GUIV!I San [Xego at P\tult:Jurgn Montreal at Atlanta I~ Angek.>s at St . LouL~ New York at C lnctnna tl San F'ranctaco at Chlcago Phlla~lphla at HW.<Iton .-\MEJUCAN IL'\liUE BA1TING !fri at bal~t · HILIT&h. Clevt-land, ..112; BmneU, Toronto, .m: COoper, Mtlwaukee, .3111; McBride. Ot'\leland. ..lit5: McRae. Kansas City , .:M6. RUNS: R.Henderflon, O. k.land, 50, Har rah. Cleveland, 44; Thornton. Cleveland. .0; Lef1ore, Chicago, ~; Demaunl., CllJ. cago, 34; Wathan, Karu.as C ity . 34. RBI : Thornton. Oeveland, 51: McRa£', Kan.us Oty. 4.3, Luzinskl. Chicago. 41 ; Cooper. Mllwaukft:o, 36; Krbek. M1n nesota.l'5. KITS. Harrah. Oeveland. 73: Cooper, Mllwaukft:o. IB: Garrta. Toronto. fi.1: McRaP, Kansas City. 63; He rndon . [)('.. trolt, 61. DOUBLES : Otis. Kansa.~ City, 16; Mdl..ae J<ama., City. 1!1: Evall.'l. Bobton. 14; White, Kansas City, It; Ford. Baltl· rmre, 13; Lynn. Cautornla. 1.3: Cowms. SeattJP. lJ 1RIPLES: HPmdon, Detroit. 6: Yount, Mllwaukft:o, 4; W.Wlbon. Kansas City , t ; G.Wt1gllt, Teus, t ; 10 Tiro With J HOME RUNS: Tixlrnton. C'\l.>velaM. 16: R.oenld.e, Balttrnore, U; Hrbek. Min · nesota, ll; Mufl)hy. Oakland. U; l....oYt' enstrin. Baltlmore, 10; Ha.rrah. O~Nt'­ land, 10: Downing, Calltomla. 10 SlULEN BASES: R.Henderson . Oak land. '51: l...eFklre. ChiCago. 19; Mol.llor. MUwaukft:o. lJ; Lopes. Oak.land, IJ: Ha yes, Oeveland, 12; Walhan, Kan.'WI ary. 1.2. PITCHING t1 Dec L~klM ! Hoyt, Ol.l ra.gn. 9- 1. .!100. I.Kl; G uidry. NE W York., 7-1. .m. 3.16: Barlcer, <.."levetand, 6-2, ."750, 2.68; VWwvk h, Mllwa ukft:o, 6-Z, . ~. 3.23; Caudill. Sea ttle , 6-2, . ~. 111); Zatm. Ca!Uomla. ~2 . .TI4, 2.87: Gura, Kansas City, 5-2, .nt, 4..J); McGreaor, Baltimore, 6-J. .66i. 3.67. STR.IKEOI.!I'S: F .Banntsler, Seattle. 74; Eckenll'y, Bostoo., 64: G uidry , N~· York, '58; Pl>I"T)', Seattle, ~: Barker. Clevf>Land. "· Transactions BASEMLL NEW """"""' ._ YORK YANKEES- DANCING TO "Xanadu," a jazz number, Saturday night will be, left to right, Missy Cummins, Jenny Bentley and Michelle Johnson. The number is one of Dave LaRoche, lefl ·handed reiM!f plteber, rrom Columbuli ~ the lntenlatlonal Leap and opUooed Steve Balboni., rlnt bueman, In Columbus. SWAMPED- Philadelphia 76ers' Darryl Dawkins literally is swamped by the defense of Los Angeles Lakers Kareem Abdul-Habbar (33) and Earvin "Magic" Johnson durJng second-half action Thursday HarrlsonvUle Scipio Alumm As· soclatlon held Its annual reunion last Saturda y with 82 members and guests attending. William White, former teacher and basketball coach, was the speaker. Gifts were presented to the oldest graduate, E thel Clark, and to Clyde Lambert and J ennings Edwards for coming the farthest. The Gllkey fa mUy, with the most m embers present , was honored. Nashville Image was the ba nd for the evening. New officers elected were Lennie Jewell, pres ide nt: Pauline Atkins, vice pres!· de nt: Joy Clark . secretary: a nd Gladys Cumings, treasurer. night In game 4 of their NBA championship playoffs. The Lakers defeated Ute Sixers, 111·101, giving them a H lead in the series. ( AP Laserphoto). Two colts given nod in Belmont The Da ily Sen tin el t l tSPSU>9601 NEW YORK (AP)- Two colts who were nearly knocked out of the Triple Crown classics by Injuries are rated among the top contenders lor Saturday's Belmont Stakes. Back In February, Conquistador Clelo was sidelined with a sUght s hin fracture and Aloma's Ruler was taken outo!tralnlngbecauseof a wrenched ankle. Since then, Conquistador Clelo has raced the fastest mlle ever at Belmont Park. Aloma's Ruler wasn't ready lor the May 1 Kentucky Derby, but won the Preakness May 15. "He probably wouldn't he here now If It wasn 't lor Dr. Reed," said Butch Lenzini, trainer of Aloma's Ruler. Woody Stephens, Hall of Fame trainer of Conquistador Clelo, echoed Lenzlnl's remarks about WUllam 0. Reed, who also treated his colt. "He's without a doubt the lines! veterinarian In co untry," said Stephens. Conquistador Clelo Is still being treated with an electronic device that stimulates bone growth. Aloma's Ruler no longer needs the BlOseogen system. Conquistador Clelo, owned by He nryk deKwlatkowskl, has won three straight slarts since returnIng to the races, Including the Metropolitan Handle) p In 1: 33 last Monday at Belmont Park. The son of Mr. Prospector, who will he ridden by Eddie Maple, was made the early-Une l-1 choice after the field of 11 J.year-olds was entered Friday. He wUl leave from the outside No.ll post. Next to Maple In the No.lO post will he another speedball, Nathan Scherr's Aloma's Ruler, ridden by Jack Kaenel, who at 16 will he attempting to become the youngest rider ever to win the Belmont. The Belmont will provide another matchup between Aloma's Ruler, winner of six of eight career starts, a nd Christiana Stable's Un· kage, ridden by 50-year-<Jld Bill Shoemaker. Unkage, beaten a hall-length by Aloma's Ruler In the Preakness and a winner In eight of 11 start•, and Aloma 's Ruler, each was listed at 4-11n the early line. The speed horses wtu he attempt· lng to hold on for the 1Y.J mlles. If they falter, Gato Del Sol figures to be coming like. he did when he rallied from 19th place to wln the Derby. The Derby winner , who again will he ridden by Eddie DelahOUS· saye from the No.1 post , was Usted at :>-1. By preference, his trainer, Ed Gregson, elected to bypass the Preakness, and not race unW the Belmont. Gato Del Sol, a 21-1outsldertn the Derby, has won three times In 13 outings. Herbert Allen's Cut Away, third· place finisher In the Preakness, Is the next choice In the Belmont at 8-1 In the early line. Completing the field are Royal Roberto and lllumlnate, each 10-1; EstorU, 1:>-1; and Anemal, High Ascent and Lejoll, 20-1 each. All starters wtll carrv 126 pounds. i\ Di\ i .~o iun ul Mullimt•diu. lnt·. Publtsht•d t'Vt't") afh'rnuun . MuntiH ) thruut, h frtd<t). Ill Court Str•·t'l , b\ tht• Ohtu V<JIIn Pubhshm~ t'Uill ]ki ll ) :\iullunt•tha . ]tlt · Pnnwruy . Ohw 4~7 69 . 9'32-2 156 St•nmd l"ia ~~ pusl<Jgt• j}dld at Pt>llw f"u). OhiU Membtor : Tht• Ass0o:1ukd Pres.\. Inland Dat · ly Pre~ AsSut ' W\ ItH\ and lht• Alllt' l"ll"iHI Nl'wspapt·r Publt s ht"r ~ A s..~ ot." ialtun. Na lwna l At.lvc rt nilllg lh-prc so·nllt\llt'. Branha1 11 Slinderella Newspapt•r Salt•s. 73J Th1rtl 1\ l"t'HUt'. N t•" York . Nt•v. Yurk 10017 POSTMi\STEH St·nd adtlrt·s~ 111 Tht· Oa th St•nllnt•l. Ill Court St . Punwtuy . Ohtu ~J 769 SURSCRI M' IO N HATES Hy Currit•rtlr Mntur Jluutl' Orw wt•t•k Onl' Munlh Sl 00 $4 40 Om· Yt•;u "ADAGIO," a ballet number, will be performed by Martha Elmer, Nancy Elmer, Amy Well, Allison Gannaway, Lee Marie Luckeydoo, Nathan Brown, Heather Franckowiak, Jenny Fink, Kelly Satterfield, Lee Anna Henderson and Megan Longenacre, left to right. The $52 60 SIN(;Lt-: I·I)I' V I'HII'F'$ 15 1"t"lll\ Subsnibt · r~ nul tlt· ~ ll"llll! \ u ]Iii) tht· , ar Ill' I may rt•tml In S. •ll!llh•J un ;I Will adv,mn· dtrt•t I (u Tht· 11i11 1\ 3. 6 HI 12 I!IUrlJh baSJ:; [)I" Cl\' t'lll "ilf"flt"l l'ilt r1 1•dli Helen Help Us--- MAll . SUI\.SI 'fl II"TIO NS lnsidt• Ohin Charlies top Indians IJWt•t•b 2fiWt•t·ks J2 Wt ·t·k .~ CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) Shanle Dugas and Tim Norrtd hit solo home runs Thursday night to lift the Charleston Charlies of the International League to a 4-3 victory over the parent Cleveland Indl· ans In exhibition baseball. Charleston Jumped on the scoreboard with two unearned runs In the first, then capped the triumph with Dugas' shot over the right !leld fence In the fourth and Norrtd's over the scoreboard In right In the sixth. Cleveland, which called up pitcher Carlos Figueroa from the Indians' Batavia, N.Y., Class AA !arm team to start against the Charlies, didn't have a hit untU the fifth Inning. Figueroa gave up eight hits, walked three and struck out four before helng lifted In the sixth. Tom Brennan hurled the l1nal three In· nlngs lor Cleveland. · $14 0-1 $27 .:m $JI 48 Needed: guideline book for 'his, her, our' children I lubid•· 1 Ihi .. 1.1Wt •t· k .~ $1J 21 $29 li4 $Jil 21 2foWt"t"b J2 WtTk .~ ' By Helen and Sue Bolte! DEAR HELEN AND SUE: Lots of stuff has been written for stepparents, but who thinks of the kids that are suddenly plunked down in a new family and expected to play brother and sister to people they hardly know? When Dad and Nancy (our stepmother) got married, my bother and I, and Nancy's three, laced a lot of adjusting. There were fights and jealousies, and l guess we put our parents through the wringer. then, just about the time we shook down , along came the baby. For a while, we were "five against the world," figuring both Dad and Mom loved the n~w one best because he was CI 1WJIIOI.•,_,...!OOf . . . _.. "theirs." SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS Now we all do pretty well, but we could bave gotten there sooner if we'd been warned of the problems ahead. Why doesn't someone write a book especially for,stepchildren? (Maybe it could be you, Helen.) Or why don't you, Helen and 'Sue, ask readers, who are steps, lo give out with some pointers? - STILL ADJUSTING STEP "L"IOW$5990' PIIICE RA8811'l 2·0001< COROllA 2-0001< SR5 ESCOO l S'TANZA O€LUXE 2-ooatl 2-DOOR $59911' $7128' $6046' $6199' FUB. tNJECTlON r/ DIIM FRONT-~EEL r/ ~1FT LIGHT r/ TRAN5'IBtSf r/ MOUNTEO ENOINE =EN) (JoN, ........ --... ~'-"'""'""'· • • .'. . •• . ... ~ • .: .••. 0 SUGAR RUN M.ILL$. 992·211.9 · DEAR HELEN : · Two questions : who first said, "A man's reach should exceed his grasp thal would have me as a member.''? - COLLEGE STUDENT DEAR STUDENT: " Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?" is the last lin e from Robert Brow ning's poem, " Andrea del Sartn." Grou cho Marx often used the "club" quip, but actually Victor Mature said it first, and Mar x, in the timL•worn way of comedians, took it for his own. So says newspaper columnist and film criti c He rb Michelson in the Sacramento Bee . - HELEN P.S. FROM SUE : As the y say,"Originality is ju s t undiscovered plagiarism.'' (GOT A PROBLEM? Or a s ubject for discussion, two-generation style? Direct your questions to either Sue or Helen Bottel - or both, if you want a combination mother· daughter answer - in ca re of this newspaper. Bonnie Barringer lost the most weight at the Chester class of Slln· derella Monday nlghl. Carole Dal· ley a nd Carlotta Reed tied for runner-up . At the Mason Class, Candy Van Meter lost the most welg~t a nd also received her 20 pound weight loss ribbon and certlf· lcate. E mma Paugh lost the most weight with Jo Ann W!Uiams as runner-up a t the Pomeory class, whUe Kelly Hawkins reached her goal weight a nd was taken Into the sUm a nd trim program . Cathy Workman was the top weight loser a t the Five-Points exercise class. Rutland Garden Club Several community plantings were discussed a t the recent meet · lng of Rutland Garden Cl ub held at th e home of Mr s. Dorothy Woodard. Mrs. Vernon Weber, Mrs. James Nicholso n, Mrs. Roy Snowden a nd Mrs. Ralph TUrner reported on the planting of s hrubs and flowerIng bulbs at Rutland Civic Cente r , at the Rutland Park, and at Miles Cemetery. Plans were made for a flat bed truck to he provided by Wehers to be decora ted for the parade on July 31n Rutland. It was noted that table arrangements were made for the Rutland Alumni Association banquet. New officers elected were Mrs. Nicholson, president; Mrs. Marvin WUson, vice president; Mrs. Albert Woodard, secretary; a nd Mrs. Snowden, treasurer. It was noted that 12 members had a !tended the open meeting of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners and Mrs. TUrner reported on Mrs. MacU Barton's Instructions for starting plants Inc luding pineapple. A report was given on the spring meeting of the county garde n clubs held at Trinity Churc h and at· tended by Mrs. VIrgil Atklns, Mrs. E ugene Atkins, Miss Ruby Dtehl, Mrs. Harry Williamson, Mrs . Snowden a nd Mrs. Chris Diehl, and Mrs. Nic holson. Mrs. Atkins dis· played decorated wooden spoons which are to be made as favors by the regiona l garden clubs for the state convention to be held In Columbus In August. Arrangements were made for the club members to meet with Star Club members at the home of Mrs. Diehl on June 15at 1 p.m. for a work.• hopon the spoons. Mrs. J ack Robson reported on the regional meeting held May 15 at Marietta College. She noted that the state president, Mrs. Frances Titus, had give n informa tlon on thr statP convention and publications and also announced that a visit to the Cincinnati Zoo Is to be the gardeners day out this summer. Mrs. Willia mson, Mrs. Snowden, Mrs. Robson a nd Mrs Ernest Ward heard Thomas Stahl describe landsca ping a yard at the recent open meeting of the Chester Garden Club. Miss Diehl reported on a tour of Smeltzers Garde n Center and a visit to the garde n of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Will was discussed . Thr Holter garden on Chester Road wtu be visited in July. Mrs. LedUe displa yed two iris ar· ra ngements of spring splendor. She has been selected the outstanding gardener of the year of the Rutland Club.. Anangements for churc hes during the past month were made by Mrs. Snowden. Mrs. Nicholson a nd Mrs. VIrgil Atkins. Devotions of scripture and stories from Guideposts were given . Members responded to roll call by naming a bedding plant. Mrs. Led · lie, co-hostess for ttll' meeting. introduced the program given bs· Miss Diehl . She said that vou can rount on a bright summer \vhen you plant a rainbow of a nnual flow ers . She noted that garden centers have blooming plants now which ca n be set out in the ground in groups, in planters and pot s to c reate an efffftivr cluster. Mrs. Wilson 's gardening lips for June inc luded dedaring wa r on in· sects . v."atering w()ll in dry arra s and clipping back creep<'rs. Mrs. Charl rs LC'w\s gavr a dl'm onstra tion on methods of drying material for arrangrment s and disttibuted sample's of di1C'd materials whic h s he had prepared from the methods lis ted on a printL-d sh<'Pt which s he gave to thC' membc>rs. She also displayr-d thrC<• books frum the Pumeruy Library containing method s of dryin g and aJTa nging. l 53 1 JACKSON PIK E At . JS WEST Phone 446· 4524 BARGAIN MA7 !Nf ES ON SA7 & SUN AH SEAr S JUS IS 700 AOMISSIONEVCR! IUC~r S.'OU R SALES & SERVICE· 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, Oh. Phone. 99(-2975 New Spring & Summer Hour s Mon .-Fri. 9: 00 to5:00 Saturda :00 •J• ~P •n aut lor dv funniHt movW ebout p;nrwi"« up ...... mad.. I ~GRAVELY And whi ch Marx brother originated, "I wouldn't join a club BOB.RITCHIE • Seeds · Bird Seeds · Oyster Shells and Grit · Fertilizers · Lime · Cement and Mortar · Stock Salt · Woter Softener - Remedies · Salt · Litters· Vaccine· Roofing· Paints· Reel .Brand Fencing· .Bater alld Binder Twine· Sprays· Gates- Hay- Straw 'STEP' READERS ALL : Please take SAS's •uggestion Your experiences in, and advice on , " his, hers and ours" families will be much appeciated. - SUE P.S. Meanwhile, two good books for s tepparents (a nd by osmosis, their children) are, "Raising Other People's Kids," by Evelyn Felker, a $4 .95 paperback a vailable in bookstores, or from Wm. B. Erdman's Pubishing Co., 255 Jefferson Ave. S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich., 49503 ; and an earlier book, "The Half-Parent : Living with Other People's Children," by Brenda Maddox, which you can find at the library. - HandS ;=~~~VO;,T~E~fO~R~---~~~~ •• MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER DEARSAS: A book especially fo r stepchildren is ;,uch-needed, and a great idea . But it should be written by a "step" who knows the feeling, not me. How about you, SAS'!- HELEN /If Allin 1/Je WMTNJr • •• REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR Mulberry Ave. Werry : back, left to right, Kristen Slawter . Ni kki Meier, Chris ti Brumfield, Miehl'lh- Fras h. Amy Epph-. Lisa Poulin and Valcril" Connull y. • r/ · - - -.... ~ .... lllll....... - group will he one of several performing in the danf'e recital Sunday at 7::«! p.m. at Meigs Junior High. The group are members of Shirley Carpenter's School of Dance. h II lO ili h. Nu.~ ubscnpl11111 s h) lll itiiiWrl flll\l'd 111l11Wrb Wht•rt• htllllt' t"iliTit"l ·' ' '' 1 11 .,. I.\ 1:1 va 1\a hit· DON R. HILL Pd. Pol. Adv." JAZZ NUMBER- Performing to "Tonight's The Night" at Carpenter's dance redial to be held at Meigs Junior High Sunday at 1:30 p.m. will be, front, Debbie Harrisonville Scipio The Clippers' first baseman added an RBI single In the third to raise his league-leading total to 47. Cochran, 4-3, worked the first six lnnlngs, allowing four hits and two runs on Marvell Wynne's homerun In the sixth lnnlng. Serum came on In the seventh to work three hllless lnn1ngs lor his 1 first save of the season. Otis Nixon hit a two-run double tor the Clippers In the fourth. • Lifelong resident of Meigs County • Farmer in Letart Falls •serving 13th year as Letart Township Trustee *Married and has 3 children *Member of Racine Masonic Lodge *Member of American Legion YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE APPRECIATED several Utat will be presented at a dance recital at Southern High School. Meigs area groups hold meetings R•<oo1181 Brant's blast whips Tidewate COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Marshall Brant hit his 17th home run of the season and Greg Cochran and Gary Serum combined on a lourhitter to lead the Columbus Clippers to a 6-2 International League baseball ,vlctpry over the Tidewater Tides Thufsday night. Brant's homer came In the second lnnlng otf Tidewater starter and loser Scott Holman, :>-3. quarter and 57-42 at halftime. The Lakers led by as many as 19 points In the third period before settling lor an87-72leadenterlng the linal12 minutes. The 76ers outscored the Lakers 8-2 at the outset of the fourth quar· ter to cut the deficit to nine points, 89-80. However, Los Angeles regrouped and soon led by 14 points. But Philadelphia wasn't flnlshed . It was 100-86 midway through the final period when the 76ers went on a 12-5 binge to make It 105-98 with 3: 17 left. Philadelphia had two opportunities to narrow the gap to five points, but bad passes by Caldwell Jones a nd Jullus Erving spolled the c hances. The teams went nearly two min· utes without a score. Bob McAdoo's alley-oop layln with 1: 25 to go made It l!Y7-98 and ended all doubts. Earvln "Magic" Johnson and Jamaal WUkes led a balanced Los Angeles attack with 24 points each. McAdoo came ott the bench to add 19 points. Norm Nixon was held to 11 points, making only lour of 18 field goal attempts, but he recorded a game-hllgh 14 assists. Kurt R.ambis had only three point• for the Lakers, but equaled Abdui-Jabbar's rebound total of 11. Including team rebounds, Los An· geles outrebounded Phlladelphla 61-53. Andrew Toney led the 76ers with 28 points and 11 assists. Erving added 25 points, all but e ight of them coming In the second half. No other Pblladelphla player scored more than 12 points. Bobby Jones led the 76ers In rebounding with nine. '' - !,.{ b FOR BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE AND FINANCIAL SECRETARY CARPENTER'S'LOCAL 650 ' ' ELECTION: JUNE 5, 198Z . 2 P.M. TILL 6 P.M. Pd. Poi. AdByCand. .. VOTEFQRA.CHANGE 0 Outote.>dlng oevlngo now on our "818 SPECIAL" lewn trectort . • Wide 42Hcu«ing width mower deck . • Dynamically balanced 16-HP twin cylinder engine. • Smooth 5-speed transmission- excellent maneuverability . • Variety or PTO-driven a"achments. A AWS-CHALMERS "'~ L' LAWN AND GARDEN lGUIItM!NT MODERN SUPPLY 399 W. Main St. Ph. 992-216-4 Pomeroy, Ohio The store' With "All Kinds of Stuff" For - Pets, Sllbles, UwM I Small Animals, Save our RC, RC-100, Nehi, Upper I 0, Diet Rile, Dad's Root Beer and Decaffein· ated RC bottle caps for charily , �I Friday, June 4, 1982 SALISBURY township trustees will meet in regular session Friday at 7 p.m. at the home of the clerk, Wanda Eblin. Laurel Cliff Road. All meetings are open to the public. POMEROY - Inspection practice for Mary Shrine 37, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, and Lafayette Shrine 44, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Middleport Masonic Temple. All members are urged to attend. MEIGS COUNTY Coonhunters Associati on will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at the club house on Snowball Hill . Refreshments wi ll FIRST PLACE WrNNERS - First place winners in the recent art show sponsored by Racine PTO were students of Racine Elementary; fir· st row, lt•lt to right, Kcllie Ervi n, Kellie Phelps, Lennie Dowell ; second row, Alisa Willford, Shelly Sawyers, John Bill Hoback, Joyce Pickens ; third row, Tammy Holter, Lina Curtis, Joyce Barnes and Amy Lawson. They were each presented blue ribbons. be served . SECOND PLACE WrNNERS - Second place winner. in the recent art show sponsored by Racine PTO were students of Racine Elementary; front row, left to right, Trevor Petrel, Roy Johnson, Heather Hill; second row, Bridge Bing, Jamie Cummins. and Billy Jones. All students at Racine ·Elementa ry that participated in the art show were presented a ribbon. Second place winners received red ribbons. MEIGS County Fox Chasers will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Eag le Ridge loction . Everyone is welcome to atte nd. Birthdays LONG BOTTOM - Weekend revival Friday through Sunday at Long Bottom United Methodist Church. 7:30p.m. each evening; speaker is the Rev. E A. IBudl Hatfield : public inv1tcd . Hlad SATURDAY POMEROY - Annual chicken barbecue will be held by the Meigs County Fish and Game Club on Saturday . There will be a .... I • \ Hlad Stephanie . Mi c hell e Hlad celebrated her first birthday with a party at her home recently . Two cakes, one a teddy bear replica and the other a Kermit the frog, were served wi th other refresh· ments. Principal Larry Wolle presenting the awards, and Donette Talbott. This award is based upon scholastic achievement, citizenship and accomplishments. OUTSTANDrNG STLDENTS- Voted as most out· standing students at Portland Elementary School lor the 1981-82 school year were, left to right, Dolly Wolle, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hlad , Tamra Vance, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bolen, Eddie Hlad, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schoonover. Diane Harrison, Mr. and Mrs . Ted Smitl1 and Eddie, Danya n Magers, Lori Tucker, Johnny Clonch, and Reatha Clonch. Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Allen sent a gill. work session starting at noon wi th supper at 6 p.m. All mem· bers are urged to attend and give some assistance. A free blood pressure clinic wi ll be held at the Harrisonville Townhouse Tuesday from 10 a.m. to I p.m. by Mrs. Ferndora Story, R.N . The clinic is sponsored by the Harrisonville Golden Age Senior Citizens Club and the public is invited to visit the clinic lor a blood pressure check . Scott Justin who was named a match wi nner at Eastern Hugh School is the son of Mr. and Mrs. RUTLAND - A bake sale will be held Saturday at Rutland Department Store by the Rutland Free Will Baptist Church. The sale will begin at 9 a.m. PERFECT attendance awards went to, front, left to right, Michael Hill, Amber Clark, Sheri Roush and Tanya Meadows; back row, Tony Heaton and Debbie Greathouse for attendance records at Portland Elementary School. • Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Burton, daughter Sherri, of Colwnbus spent Eastern weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ph. 98S·4t00 Chester MIOOLEPORT MIDDLEPORT - A dance recital by Shirley Carpenter's School of Da nce will be held Sun· day at Meigs Junior High School in Middleport at 7:30 p.m. There will be jazz and ballet numbers. The event is open to the public. Middleport NEW YORK aDDfiNG HOUSE ~' Pomeroy, Ohio MONDAY '/ VOTE FOR EASTERN Athletic Boosters will meet Monday at 7:30p.m. to discuss the Fourth of July bar· becue and the new building for athletic equipment. The Rutland Fire Department wil' spcnsor a Fourth of July parade and interested persons are asked to contact either Lillie Kennedy at 742. 2862; Joan Stewart at 742·2421, or Charlie Barrett, 742-2578. The parade will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, July I. PORTLAND - Films will "" shown on · June 11 , 18, and 25 at Freedom Gospef Mission on County Road 31, Portland. On June 11 at 7:30 p.m. the film, "A Thief in the Night" will be presented, at 7:30 p.m. on June 18, " A Distant Thunder," and on June 25 at 7:30 p.m., "Image of lhe Beast." The public is invited to attend. RAYMOND H. BOATRIGHT Democratic Candidate For SOUTH CHESTER COMMITTEEMAN Pd . Pol. Adv . by Cand . CLOSEOUT SPECIAL ON All & PLANTS GERANIUMS 1/ 2 PRICE Open Daily 9 to 5, Clo sed Sunday HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Tuesday , 7:30 p .m . under direction of A lice Nease . POMEROY CH UR CH OF THE NAZARENE : Corner Un ion and Mulberry . Rev. Vi rgil Byre r , pastor . G len McC lung , asst . pastor . Clyde Henderson . pastor emeritus . Sunday Schoo l , 9:30 a .m .. G l ~n McC I~n g, s~pt .: mo~ning _wo_rsh!P · 10.30 a .m .. evdnmg serv1ce . 7 .00 , mid week service. Wedn esday . 7:00p .m . Main St .. Pomeroy. Su nday services Holy Communion on th e fir st Su nday of each mo nth . and combined w ith mo rnin g prayer on the third Sunday . Mornmg prayer and sermon on all o1her Sunday s at the month . Church St hoo l and nursery core provided . Coffee hour in the Parish Hall immediately f ollowi ng the service. POMEROt CHURCH OFCHRIST . 212 W. Main St . Nei l Proudfoot , pastor , Bibl e school. 9:30 a .m .; morning worsh ip. 10:30 a .m .: You th meetings , 6:30p .m.: evening worship, 7:30 . Wednesday night prayer meeti ng and Bibl e study, 7:30 p.m . THE SALVATION ARMY , 115 Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy . Envoy and Mrs. Roy Wining , offi cers in charge . Sunday · ho liness meetin~ . 10 a .m.: Sunday School. 10:30 a .m . Sunday school leader . YPSM . Eloise Adams . 7:30 p.m., solvation meeting . var ious speakers and music specia ls. Thuridoy- 10 a .m . to 2 p.m . Ladies Home l eague. al l wo men in vited : 7:30 p .m. prayer meeting and Bible study. Rev . Noel Hermon . teacher . BURliNGTON SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHAPEL, Route 1, Shade . Bible school. 7 p.m . Thursday : worship service, 8 p .m. "POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST. 200 W. Main 51 .. 992·5235. Vocol music. Sundoy worship , 10 a .m .; Bible study . II a .m .: worship , 6 p.m . Wed · nesday Bible study , 7 p .m . CH. Rev.Ralph Smith , pastor . Sunday school , 9:30 a .m .. Mrs . Worley Fronds , superintendent . Preaching serv ices first and third Sundays fo llowing Sunday School. GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST , Preaching 9:30 a .m .. first and second Sundays of each month : third and fourth Sundays each month . worsh ip service at 7:30 p .m. Wednesday evenings at 7:30 . Prayer and Bible Study. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST. Mulbe"y Heights Rood , Pomeroy . Pastor, Albert Oittes : Sabbath School Superint endent . Rita White. Sabba th Sc hool , Saturday af ternoon at 2:00 . with Worship Service following at 3: 15 . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST . Do, ;d Mann, minister ; William Snouffer , Sun· day school supt . Sunday school . 9:30 o.m .; morning worship 10:30 a.m . FIRiT SOUTHERN BAPTIST . 2B2 Mulberry Ave. , Pomeroy . fi:ev . William R. Newman, pastor; Hershel McClure . Sunday school superin tendent . Sunday school. 9:30 o .m :; morning worship : 10:30: evening worship, 7 :30 p.m . Mid week prayer service. 7:30p .m. , MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH . Dexter Rd ., Rd. , langsville, Rev. A . A . Hughes, Pastor . Sunday School 10 a.m . Serv ices on Tuesday , Thursday and Sunday. 7:30p .m . Run Rood , Rev . Emmett Rowson. pastor . Handley Dunn . supt. Sunday school , 10 o .m . Sunday evening serv ice 7:30; Bible teaching , 7 :30 p .m. Thurs- Dt~twhuc . day . SYRACUSE and Mrs. Greg Cundiff and Va larie of Middleport; Mrs. Karen Connoll y, B,rian and Shelly of Syracuse: Mr. and Mrs. Mike Roush, Mr. and Mrs,-Roger Manuel and child ren and .Johnnie Roush. Mrs. Lmda Jewell, daughter Barb of New Ha ven spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ge rald Hayman and Keith. MISSION . Cherry Sl .. Syracuse. Services . 10 a .m. Sunday . Evening serVices , Sunday and Wednes· FactoryTo-You Savings l11ld Mrs. Dick Sm ith a nlt" son, Mr. day. 7:00p.m. MIDDlEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION, lawrence Manley . pastor; Mrs . Russell Young. Sundoy School Supt . Sunday School 9:30 a .m . Evening worship , 7:30. Wednesday prayer meeting , 7:30 p~ m . MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. Racine-- Rev . James ,Satterfield. pastor . Morning worship, 9 ;-4!5 a .m .; Sunday school. 1Q:_.j5 a .m .; evening worship . 7. Tuesday, 7:30 p .m .. la(lies prayer meeting: Wednesday. 7:30p.m. YPE . . ·- Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes were Mrs. Amanda Eastman, Pomeroy, and Margery Douglas, Shade. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen were in Colwnbus for two days due to the death of her uncle, Darrel Clelland. MIDDlEPORT FIRST BAPTIST, Corner Sixth and Palmer , the Rev . Mark Me· Clung , Sunday school, 9 : 15 a .m .; Don Whlto Sunday School . suporlntondont. John 'Reibel , Sr. , aut . au~t . Morning WOrship , 10: 15 a.m . Youth meeting . 7:30 p.m . Wednesday. Includi ng wee tott eager beovert, )Unlor astronauts , onct' junfor and ·senior hlgl-1 BYF; choir practice , 8:30 p .m . Wednes day; prayer mMtlng and Bible study, Wednesday. 7:30p.m. . CWURCH OF CHRIST. Middleport. 5th and Main, Bob Melton, mlnitter, ScQtt Saltsman, atsociate minitter. Bible School, ·9:30 a. ·m .; morning wort~lp, 10:30 a. m.: evening servlce,-..7:00 p.m. Wednes cjoy Bible Study and youth . LEO B. MORRIS You 'll see why this ia our best-selling interior latex I Ita - Republican Candidate For - thick, creamy formula means drip -free, one-coat coverage. COMMISSIONER, MEIGS CO. YOUR SUPPORT APPRECIATED -----~~---------Pd . . Pol. Ad. by Cand., . . Box . -212, . Rutland, . OH. . 45775 - . "' And Sat·N-Hua dries in just 30 minutes to a luxurious, no-sheen finish that's group mHtlngt. 7:00p .m . MIDDLEPORT ·CHURCH SAT-N-HUE® LATEX ·RAT WALL ANISH OF NAZARENE. Rev. Jim Broome, THE pastor; ·am White. Sun day ochool supt. Sunday . SEE US FO~ WEDDIN.. GGIFTS MIDOtE PORT BOOK .' I • • ~· SY RACU SE FIRST The face is the mask of tlw sou l It 1•ttl 1oll \"1'\' .1 peace w~ do not feel. a strength we d u not posses!>. <I cou rage we hope lor hut ha ven "t ga ntcd Wt th ap· parent concern for the d1g111t v and pm•at v u f tlw indi vidual Cod perm1t s us to ~ lu cid m1r 1nner ~··If from the proddmg eyes of others Uut a cal m face doe ~n · l ~ttl I tlw ~o u l 'lu rmo d ur satisfy tis IH'NI Spiritun l pt•m.c. ~pt tllll . t l 1Hom1'h men! must come from l.od The rmlli ons wh o co me lu 1 hurr It r•nr h I\ t 'l'k lo worship do no1 look any rldf1•rf'n! frrun llw11 rwt)olh bo rs Bur rlwv drt' sPc klll!oi l'<mwsrl v tu frll o111 Pmprr ness wr• .rll lr!t•l yl' 1 h1 tk !rum 111 11 .riH r!hr •r W/Hfh Why nul be o ne u! th1 ~ m re!oiular ly each week' ~.. COOPERA TlVE PARISH METHODIS1 CHURCH Rev . Robert McGee. interim director POMEROY ClUSTER Rev . Robert McGee POMERO't. Sunday Schoo l 9 : 15 a .m. Worship service 10:30 a .m. Choir re hea rsal , Wedn esday. 7 p.m Rev . Robert M cGee, pastor . ENTERPRISE . Worship 9 a .m. Chu rch Sc hool 10 a.m . Richard Rotl-l emich. pastor . ROCK SPRINGS . Sunday Schoo l 9: 15 a . m. Worship service, 10 a . m., Richard Ro them ich, pastor : FlATWOODS, Churc h School 10 a.m. Worship II a .m ., Richard Rothemich. pastor . MIDDlEPORT ClUSTER HEATH, Chur ch Sc hool q:J() a .m . Wors hip 10:30 a.m . UMYF 6 p.m. Robert Robinson , Pastor. RUTLAND . Chufch Schoo l 9:30 a .m. Wors hip 10:30 a .m. Robert Rider , pastor . SALEM CE NTER . Worship 9 a .m. Church Sc hoo l 9 :-45 a .m . Robert Rider , pastor . PEARL CHAPEL . Su nday Sc hool 9:30 a.m . Worship 7:30p.m. SNOWVILLE. Sunday Schoo l , 9:30 a .m. Worship 11 :00 a.m. SYRACUSE ClUSTER Rev. Stan ley Merrified . Mini ste r FOREST RUN : Worship 9 a .m. Church Sc hool10 a .m. MINERSVILLE . Chu rc h Schoo l 9 a.m. Worship 10 a.m. ASBURY : Church School 9:50 a.m. Worship 11 a .m . Bibl e Study 7:30 p.m. Thursday . UMWfist Tuesday . SOUTHERN ClUSTER · Rev . .tomes Clark Rev. Mark Flynn Rev . Florence Smith Rev. Carl Hick s eETHANY . {Dorcas ). Worship 9:00 o .m . Church Schoo l 10:00 a.m . Bible study . 1st, 2nd . 3rd and 5th Tu es day ~ 7: 15p.m .: '/,outh fellowship , 2nd and 4th Tu esdays. :OOp.m . CARMEL and SUTTON (Worship . Sun· dot School and mo~t other evenh held jointly.) Sunday School9:45 and Worship 11 :00 at Sutton first and third Sundays and at Carmel second and fourth Sundays. Bible Study second , fourth ond Hf. th Thursdays . 7 : 15 p.m . Family Night Fellowship Dinner third Thursday . 6:30 p.m. APPLE GROVE . Sunday School 9:30 a .m. Worship 7:30 p .m . 1st and 3rd Sunday s: Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p .m. Fellowship supper first Saturday 6 p .m . UMW 2nd luesdov 7:30 p.m·. 1\ /udt• r t -21 20 -2'i c; Ttw~dm l.ul.. t• l.u kf• 2 1 H 1'1 Thur,dnl Frultn Lul..t• 1'1 4fi ....... :. ~ -·: (: t•~ eo,, 'II"' Ph . 992 · 2551 d St . Middleport. Oh . MT UNION BAPTIS T Re v Tom Dooley Joe SnyrP. Sunrin y School 5uperint enent Sunday school . 9 45 a m . evening w orshtp 7 30 p m Prayer rneetrng 7 30 p .m Wedne~doy l.ul..t• I.' I I 2 1 TUPPERS PlAINS CHURCH OF CHRI ST I.? HILu l..r• 22 - 1\18? , ..... _..,_... llo o !102< Cl>l - - 20 5-.o~... ~ . ~ .. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHUR CH OF CH RIS T Duane Worden , mmr ster Brbl e doss . 9 :30a .m .. morning worsh1p , 10 30 a .m .. evening wor ship . 6 30 p m Wed nesdoy Bible study . 6 30 p.m . NEW STI VE RS VILLE COMMUNITY Chur ch. Su nday School serv rce . 9 45 o m . Worship service . 10:30: Evonge lis trc Ser vice 7·30 p.m . Wednesday . Prayer meeting . 7:30 . Thursday . ZION CHURCH OF CHRI Sl . Pomer oy Harri sonvi ll e Rd . . Robert Purtell . pa stor Bitr McE lr oy . Sunday sc hool sup! . Sunday sc hool. 9 :30a .m .. worship service 10.30 o .m , Sunday worship 'en.. ice . 7·30 p .m . Monday and Tue sday even ing se r vices 7:30 each evening . 51 JOHN LUTHERAN CHUR CH . Pine Grove . TI-le Rev. Wi llia m Mrddleswarth Pastor . Church servic es 9:30 a.m . Sun · day Sc hoo l 10:30 a.m . BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST . Jerry Pingley . pastor . Sunday school. 9:30 a .m .; morning worship . 10:30 a . m .. Wednesday evening service . 7:30 . ANTIQUITY BAPTIST . Rev . Earl Shuler . past or . Sunday schoo l 9:30 a .m .; Church serv1ce. 7 p.m .: youth mee tmg . 6 p .m .Tu esdoy Bible Study . 7 p .m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . Rev . Th omas H . Co ll ier . pa stor . Martha Wo lle . Cha irman of the Boord of Chri S· t ian Lif e . Sunday School . 9·30 a .m .. morning wor ship. 10:30: Sunday even · ing worship . 7.30 p .m . Pray er meeting Wednesday . 7:30p .m . · RACINE FIRST BAPTI ST Don L Wa lk er , Pastor. Robert Smi th . Sunday sc hoo l supt .. Sunday sc hoo l . 9:30 o .m morning wors hip , 10:40 a .m . Sunday evening worship . 7:30 ; Wednesday evening Bibl e study . 7:30 . DANVILLE WESLEYAN . Rev . R D Brown . pastor . Sunday School. 9 ·30 a .m .; morning worship 10·45: youth se rvi ce , 6:45 p .m .; evening worship . 7:30 p .m . . prayer and praise , Wednes day. 7:30p.m . . · SOUTH BETHEL (Sil ver Ridge) : Duan e Sydens tr icker . Sr .. pastor . Sunday Sc hool . 9 o . m .; Morning Worship . 10 a .m .: Yo uth Ser vice , Sunday at 6 p .m . and Su nday Eveni ng Wors hip. 6 p m Bible Study , Wed_n_e_s~oy~ ! p .m . §ijl l ?IIO!i SIL VER RUN H~tt tiAt'll~l He v Mar · vm Marlun . po~tor . Steve Lillie Sunday sc hoo l supt Sunday school 10 am morn •ng worship . II am . Sunday eve nrng wors h•p . 7 30 Prayer meetrng and Brbl e study . Thur sday 7 30 p m yout h meeltng Wednesday at 7 p.m CHRISTIAN FEllOWSHIP CHURCH. 383 N 2nd Ave . Middleport . Sunday School 10 00 a m Sun ' Wed Evenmg Servtces 7 30 p m . p m . LIBERTY Christron Church . 4 Ltberty Ave Pomeroy . Sunday School 10om Worship 7 .30 . Wednesday Service 7 30 pm CHESTE R CHUR CH OF GOD . Re ... . R. E Robin son . pa stor . Sunday sc hoo l . 9 30 om .. worsh rp se rvice . I I o .m .. evening se rv 1ce . 7:00 : youth service. Wed nesday. 7:00p .m lANGSVIllE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Robert E. Mus se r . pastor : Sunday school , 9:30a .m .. Pau l Musser . supt .: moroing wors hi p. 10:30 : Sunday eveni ng serv 1ce . 7 00 : mid· week service . Wednesday . 7 p .m . SYRAC USE CHURCH OF Tuesday 7:30p.m. RACINE WESlEYAN - Sunday schoo l 10o.m. : worship , 11 a .m . Choir practice, Thursday , 8p .m . lETART FALL S- Worship . service 9 a .m. Church School10 a .m . MORNING STAR . Worsh;p 9:30 o.m.: Church School10:30 a .m . MORSE CHAPEl. Church School 9:30 o .m . Wonhlp 11 o .m . PORTlAND. Sunday School 6:30 p.m.. Youl_h . Rev. Richard W . Thomas Duane Sydenstrlcker , Sr. Sheldon Johnson John W . Douglas JOPPA, WorshiR 9 :00 a.m. Church TH E NAZARENE . Rev. James B. Kittle , po slo f . Norman Presley . Sunday Schoo l Super in · tenden t Sunday school 9·30 a .m .. mor ning wo rship. 10 ·30 a .m .; evange li stic serv ice . 6 p .m . Prayer and Praise Wed nesdoy . 7 p .m .: yout h meeting . 7 p.m . EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRI ST . Eld en R. Bloke . pastor . Sunday Sc hoo iiO o .m Robe rt Reed. supt .: Morning ser · mon , 11 a .m .: Su nday night services Chri stian Endeavo r . 7 :30p .m .. Song se r -. vrce . 8 p .m .: Preaching 8:30 p.m . Mid · week Prayer meeting . Wedne sday . 7 p .m .. A lvin Reed . loy leader CHURC H OF JESUS CHRIST . located at Rut land on New l imo Road . next to Fores t Acre Park . Rev . Roy Clevenger pas tor . Sun day school . 10:30 a .m . wor · ship 7·30 p .m .Bible Study , Wednesday . 7.30 p.m .. Satu rday night prayer service . 7 30 p.m . HEMLOCK GROVE CHRI STI AN . Roger Watson . pastor: Crenson Prall . Sunday school sup! . M orn ing wors hi p. 9:30a .m .. Sunday schoo l . 10 30 a .m .. evening ser · v1ce . 7 30 . " What therefore God has joined tugchter, lel no man put asunder."- Matthew 19 :6 A half-century ago, only one marriage in twelve ended in di vorce. In 1982, it has been estimated that one of every three marriages ends in divorce. According to some. this breakdown of the home occurs because many people are getting married lou soon, or on the basis of physical attraction. One marriage rite solelllilly charges the couple with these words : "I charge you both ... to remember that love and loyalty alone will avail as the foundation of a happy home. II the solelllil vows which you are about to make be kept inviolate, and if steadfastly you endeavor to do the will of your Heavenly Father, your life will be full of joy, and the home which you are establishing will abide in peace." In Matthew 19 :5, Jesus says that husband and wife should "cleave" together. That word is based on a Greek word meaning GLUE, while word "joined" in the foll owing verse could be rendered "yoke together." Jesus indicates that marriage partners are to adhere to one another faithfully and to work in harmony . When Christ is truly Lord in the heart of husband and wife alike, their marriage has a better chance of surviving the pressures and temptations of life. Both human love and divine grace are indispensible in fulfilling the terms of the marriage covenant. - Richard W. Thomas, pastor Northeast Cluster U.M. Churches SchooliO:OO a.m. CHESTER. Worship 9 a.m.. Church V1ncent C. Waters . Ill . minis ter . Herman Block SlJper int endent Sunday School 9 300m .. even ing serv 1ce 7 p m .. Wed · nesdoy Bible St udy 7 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev . Herbert Grote . pastor . Fronk Riffle sup! Sunday Schoo l . 9 30om Worship serv •ce . I I a .m . and 7 ·30 p .m Prayer m ee trng . W edne~doy 7 30 p .m CH. Rev Robert Mrller pastor lloyd Wr1gl1t Drrector of Chrtsl1on Education Sunday Schoo l 9 30 o . m .. Morning Wor shtp I 0 30 a m . Cho1 r Practice Sun doy . 6 30 p .m .. Evenmg Worsh rp 7 30 p m Wedne sday Pray er and Bib le Study . 7 30 p.m . DEXTER CHURCH OF CH RI ST Char les Rus se ll . Sr mm•ster Rt ck Macomber sup! . Sunday sc hool . 9 30om worshrp ~ervice 10 30om Bihle Stuciy Tu e~doy 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRI ST OF LATTER DAY SA INT S. Par tland Rocrne Rood . Wtltiom Rou sh pas t or l1ndo Evans . church sc hoo l dtrec tor . ChlJrch sc hool . 9 ·30 a .m .. mornrng wors hi p . 10 :30 am . Wednesday even ing prayer services. 7.30 p .m . BET HlEHEM BAPTIST . Rev Earl Shuler pastor . Worship servtce . 9:30a .m . Sun · day sc hool. 10:30 o .m . Bible Study and prayer se rvi ce Thur ~J oy . 7:30p .m . CAR LETON CHURCH. Kingsbu•y Road Jimmie Evans . pastor . Sunday schoo l 9·30 a .m .. Ro lph Carl . superintendent . evening wors hip. 7:30 p.m . Prayer mee ti n9 . Wednesday . 7 :30p .m. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN . Tom Riche son . pastor . Wa llace Damewood . Sunday Schoo l Superin t enden t . Worshtp service al9 a .m . Bible Sc hool 10 o m HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. Rev Theron Durham . pastor . Sunday School at 9:30a .m .. Morning wors hip at 10·30 a . m . Thursday services ot7 :30 p. m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bold Knob . loca ted on Coun ty Rood 31 . Rev lawrence G lu esencamp . pastor Rev Roger Wi ltf ooss i ~ tant pastor Preaching serv• ces . Su nday 7 :30 p.m .. prayer meet ing . Wednesday. 7:30p .m .. Gory Gri ffith , leadeYou th group s. Sunday evei ng . 6 :30 p .m . w it h Roger and V1olet Wil lf ord as leaders. Comm un1 on ser · vices first Sunday each mon th WHI TE 'S CHAPEL . Coolvi ll e RD . Rev Roy Deeter . pastor . Sunday school 9 30 a .m .. wor ship service . 10.30 a .m . Bible study and prayer service. Wedne sday . 7 30p .m . RUTLAND CHU RC H OF CHRIST . Eugen e Underwood . posto r : Herb Ell io11 . Sunday sc hoo l sup! . Sunday s<hool. 9:30 a.m .. morning wors hip and co rnunion . 10·30 RUTlAND CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE. Rev . Lloyd D. Grtmm Jr pas tor . Sunday schoo l . 9:30a .m .. war · ship se rvice. 10:30 a .m . young people 's service . 6 p .m . Evange l istic ser vice . 6:30 p.m . Wednesday serv ice . 7:00p .m . FIRST SOUT HERN BAPTIST . Corner of Second . Pastor Fronk Lowt her . Sunday sc hool. 9:45 a .m.: wo r ship service . II a .m . and 7:30p .m. Weekly Bible Study . Wednesday . 7 :30p .m . MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST . Mi ll e• St .. Mason . W . Va . Eugene l. Conger . minister . Sunday Bibl e StlJdy 10 a.m .. Worship 11 a .m . and 7 p .m . Wednesday Bibl e Study . vocal mu,ic , 7 p .m . · liFE SCIENCE CHURCH - 12 Norlh Thi rd St .. Ches hire. Independ ent . fun · domental ser vices . Sunday evening 7:30 p.m. Pastor Rev . Dr . Robert Perso ns. MASON ASSEMBlY OF GOD . Dudding Lone . Mason . W. Va. Rev. Ronnr e B. Rose . Pastor . Sunday School 9:-45 o.m .. Mor ning Worship 11 a .m. Evening Se~ · vice 7:30 p . m . Wednesday Wom en s Ministries 9 a .m . (m eeting and prayer . Prayer and Bibl e Study 7 p.m . HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION, The Rev . William Campbe ll . pastor . Sunday School , 9:30 a .m .: Jotnes Hughes , supt .. evening ser · vice . 7:30 p .m . Wednesday evening prayer meeting , 7:30p .m. You th prayer serv ice each Tuesday . Vo ., Rt . 1. Mark Irwin . pastor . Worship services . 9:30a .m .: Sunday school. 11 a .m .: evening worship . 7:30 p.m . Tuesday cottage prayer meeting and Bible study . 9 :30a.m . Worship service , Wednesday , 7:30p .m. School 10 a.m . Choir Rehearsal 7 p .m ., a .m. Evening Worship at '1 :30 p .m . Thur· sday BlbteStucly. 7:30p.m. REEDSVILLE: Sunday School 9:30 a.m. OUR SAVIOUR lUTHERAN CHURCH - Walnut and Henry Sts .. Ravenswood , W . Vo . The Rev. George C . Weirick , pastor . Sunday School. 9:30 O.m.: Su.ndoy wor · ship. 11 a .m . Morning Wortt,'ip 10:30 a .m. Evening Wors~p 7:30 p.m. Bible Sludy Wed· nesdays at7:30 p.m. ALFRED, Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Momlng Worship at 11 a.m. Youth, 6:30 p.m. Sundovs. Wedneaday Night Prayer MHtlng, 7:3o ~.m. ST. PAUl, {Tuf>Pon Plains): Sunday School 9:00. a.m. Morning Worship at · 10:00 a.m. Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. odUcutlofl. . . HARRISONVIlLE PR~SIYTERIAN , Wor- · Tu~. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Oliver Swoln, S..porlntondonl. Sunday sdloot shfp ) lervl... .9 a..m.; ~urch School, !0:30a.m. • . "9:30.,.,Ywook. . · MIDOLEPOitT PRESIYTEIIIAN. Church HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Sunday ~1, 9:00 a.m ... Morning wonhlp. $chool, 9:30a.m.: ovonlng service, 7:30 10:15. llble Study Tiieoday, 10 a.m.: 11- p.m. Wednesday pray.,. mHtlng, 7:30 bl•atudy, ThursdOy, . ., - .. . . 7:30p.m. . . .. _2·'!1· . RUTLAND BIBL E METHODIST CHUR CH Amos Tilli s. pastor : Danny Tillis . Sunday Sc hoo l Subt . Sunday Sc hool . 9:30 o.m .. foll owed y morning wors hip . Sunday evenin g servi ce. 1:00 p .m . Prayer meeting . Wednesday . 7 :00p .m . FAIRVIEW BIBlE CHURCH. lelorl . W. Thurodays. Blbto Study . Thursdays. 7:30p.m. lONG BOnOM. Sundov School ol 9:30 school, 9:00 a.m.: morning worship, )0:30 o.m .: .Sunday evangelistic · mMtlng, 7:00 p.m. Prayer mMtlng. WodnftdaY, 7p.m. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINI$TRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Rev. Wando Johnson, directOr: Ha..Otd Johnoan, dlroclor of CAlVARY BIBlE CHURCH . now locoled on Pomeroy Pike , County Rood 25, neor Flatwoods . Rev.. B.l ockwoOd , pastor . Services on Sunday ot 10:30 a.m . and 7:30 p.m . with" Sunday school. 9:30a .m . Bible study, Wednesday , 7:30p.m . • RUTLAND APOSl OLIC CHURCH OF JFSUS CHRIST Elder Ja mes Mrller Rd""liP study Wedne sday 7 JO p m Sunday Sc hoo l . 10 am Su nda y n1ght <,ervtce L~~~~~~----------------~ 7 30p .m O't WE Sl EYAN POMER Sn lurdfll IH• w1rrshrp I' () N. \ \ 1f't /flt'MJU\ ll II·W " 786 Sermonette EAST lETART . Church School 9 a.m. p .m. .._,...._.,-Soc...> u~ Mnndo1 I Joh n om Worship service 10 a .m . Prayer mee ting 7:30 p .m . Wednesday . UMW second 7:30 Mll<:tecl D1 1"'" one tr f Su 11da\" lAUR El CUFF fREE METHODIST CHUR ner Ash and Plum ; leslie Haymon. pastor . Bob G r ubb. assistant pa stor . Sunday Schoo l . 10 a . m .: Morning War · ship. 11 o . m.: Wednesday and So tur· day Eveni ng Services , 7:30p .m. MEIGS Worship, TliE DAILY SENTINEL Mtdcll t' P<lll I' <J ill t'r rlv 0 , @ UNITED Fellowship. Wednesday . 7 :30p.m. NORTHEAST ClUSTER s.' 1"' .,nd ~ Ser vt Cf' RIVER VIEW MIDDlEPORT FREEWill BAPTIST . Cor· Evening ' Ru tl ,lnd , Ohro 4S77S J Wm "' 8111 " Br ow n , Ownl' r Phon e (614) 747 7777 co mplete Automot1ve Servtce Locu st & Beec h S 991 ·<191 1 M 1ddl epor t PRESBYTERIAN Church . Church Schoo l . 10:15 a .m .: morning wors hip . 11 :30 a . m .: Bibl9 Study . luesdoy . 10 a .m .. Junior and Senior Hig h You th Group Sundar · 6 p .m . RUT AND CHUR CH OF GOO , Pastor Rev . John Evans . Sunday school. 10 a .m .. Sunday wors hip , 11 a .m . Children 's church . 11 a .m .: Sunday even ing sArvice, 7:00p .m .: Wednesday evening yolJng ladies auxi liary . 6 p.m Wednesday fami l y wors hip . 7:00p .m . HA ZEL COMM UNITY CH UR CH. Near long Bottom . Edsel Hart , pastor . Sun · day sc hoo l . 930A .M .: Wor ship 10:30 a .m .: Prayer meetm g, 7:30p.m . Thurs · day . . m Equl.pment ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Grocerie sGeneral M e rchand1 se Racin e 949 · 2550 s upt. Chu rch School, 9 :15a .m.; worship service , 10:30 a .m . Choir rehearsal , Sister Harriett Warne r , Supt . Sunday School. 9:30 a .m .: morning worship , 10:_.j5o .m . Easter Sunday ~ ue~ ts of Mr . .and 1165 . Seco nd Pomeroy 992 3115 in WAID CROSS SONS STORE TRINITY CHURCH . Re11 . W . H. Perrin . pastor ; Debb ie Buck , Sunday school RUTlAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH- SYRACUSE,OH. PH . 992 · 5776 : :: Modular Hom es Pomeroy, 1100 E . Matn Homehte Saws , VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Brown's Fire & Safety 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy FAITH TABERNAClE CHURCH . Bo;ley Mrs. Lester Roush were Mr. ami Mrs. Ga ry Hnush and children, Mr. Finest o t Co lumbu '>, 0 804 W M.1111 991 13 18 Pom er oy 991-6655 JWA~~FURNI~~~L!RDWARl GRACE EPISCOPAl CHURCH- 326 E. Elmer Newell and ste!)-grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell. BEDDING T he Natoonwode In s. Co . (Ouflh Pomeroy ROGAN OlD "DEKTER BIBlE CHRISTIAN CHUR· ON JUNE 8th & Service P. J. PAULEYI AGENT ~dvonq\& Lo~11 Kingsbury Home Sales RIDENOUR MIDDLEPORT Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Morris at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Mrs. Grace French will be co-hostess. F " •mf'rl ·• Pomero y 99l·l9SS 'l',.7 . &1 Prescnptions GIFTS KERMIT"S KORNER RACINE Chapter 134, O.E.S., Monday, 7:30p.m. at the Masonic Temple. ~~~~! Church & Office Suppli es 99 Mill St. Diamond Savin~ & loanAlhtnCo. \ SWISHER & LOHSE BOOK STORE SUNDAY M-eigs area correspondence Mr. and Mrs . Dwight Swepston . Jaeva and J ennifer, and McGee Swepston, all of Columbus, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and family a recent Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Salser of Racine called on Mr. and Mrs. Ar· thur Earl Johnson a recent Sunday . Angelia Dawn and Jennifer Lynn Carelton of Racine spent a recent Saturday afternoon with Shery l Leeann Johnson. There were 39 present lor Sunday school on May 16. Dixie Circle returned to Cleveland a recent Sunday to reswne her school duties after spending some time at her home here. Ray Jligg s St. Rt. Wilson Mrs. M. C. Wilson. Middleport, observed her 90th birthday on May 27 and in observance of the occasion, Mr. and Mrs. Ear l Knight, her sonin-law and daughter, hosted a surprise birthday dinner at their Beech Street, Middleport , home, May 23. Following the dinner, three bir· thday cakes were served with ice cream. The honoree received many gifts , nowers and cards. Mrs. Wilson is an active member of the Heath United Methodist Church, the various circles of the church, and the Middleport Garden Club. Attending the celebration were Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson, Homosassa, Fla .; C. S. Wilson, son Stanley , and his fiancee, Terry Rogers, Charleston, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Halley and children, Paige and Brad, Upper Arlington; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight, and the honored guest. ~ This Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. ATHENS - The Ohio Valley Coin Show will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Athens County Fairgrounds. County announcements Several acti vities to be held at Rutland C1v1c Center have been an· nounced. On Tuesday from 7:30 to 10 :30 p.m. there will be free skating at the center w1th skaters to provide their own skates. On June I from 8 to II :30 p.m. there will be a teen dance with music by the 1tom1c Sounds. Charge will be $2 lor singles and $3 lor couples. The Doily Sentinei- Page- 7 > fXrERIENCE THE JOY Of RELIGION Calendar FRIDAY Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 4, 1982 INDEPENDENT HOliNESS CHURCH . INC. Peorl St ., Middleport·. Rev . O 'Dell Manley, pastor ; Sundoy school . 9:30a.m .; Morning worship 10:30 a .m .; evening worShip. 7 :30 p .m . Tuesday , 12:30 p.m . Women't prayer meeting; Pr~yer and praise service . Wednesday . . 7:30p;m . H OLI NES ~ Harrr sonvttl e Rood l:orl f re ld s posto1 Henry Eblrn Jr Sunday School Supt Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 o m Mo rn •ng War sh1p 11 o m Sunday evenrng '>e r vrre 7 30 rn Prayer Meet rng lhur '> doy 7 30 pm SYRA CUSE FIRS 1 CHUR CH OF GOO Not Pe ntecos ta l Re v George Odet pa stor Wor shrp ~e tvr ce Sunrlay 9 4 5 a m Sunday sc hoo l 11 a rn wor<,h q::. ~ervr ce 7 30 p m lh ur<>doy prover mee trng 7 30 p m MT HERMON Un•leJ Bn•ll~t en 111 Ch11 SI Chur ch Rev Ro bert Sande •<> pastor Don Wdl loy leodP• l oc o i Pd 111 1ex os Co mmundy oil CR fl/ Sunday ~ c h ool Q 30 o rn Morrung wo rsh1p ser 'l i Ce 10 45 om even1ng pteochrng '>er v1ce second and lounh Sunday '> 1 30 p m Chrrs11011 EndeavOt l tt'o l ond thud Sunday<. 7 30 p m WPdne ... day rro ·~ e· mee t rng ond B•ble ~ t udy I 30 p m JE HOVA H S W tiNt: ~~ E S 37319 ~ Ia It:> Reule 1'14 (One tn.I P eo'-' ol Ru tlonrl l Sunday B·b le leelute 9 JO o m Wot ch tower study 10 10 o m I ue'>doy 81bl e 'otudy I 30 p " ' I hur 'od oy rheocro trc Sc hool 7 30 p m ~ er v r r E> Meetrng 8 10 p m RUTLAN D FRt:l:Will BAPT I ~1 Churth So lem St Rutland Donald Kat r ~~ pa sta • Bud Steworl \u petlnlendent Sunday Sc hoo l 10 am Pv('ro 1ng wot sh1p 7 30 p m Wedne,day e~en1ng \e r V I ((! 7 30 p fTI CHUR CH OF GOD of P• ophecy loca ted on the 0 J Wh1t e Rood of! h1ghwoy 1DO Sunday School I 0 o .m Svperrn lend enl John Loveday Frrst Wednesday n 1ght of month CPMA servtces second Wed nesdoy WMB meelrng th 1rd th rough ldth youth serv•ce George Croyle pastor HOPE BAPTI ST CHAPEL 570 G1ont St . Middlepor t Sunday School 10 a m mornmg wors hrp 11 a m even rng wor sh•p 7 p m Wednesday even rng Biblest udy and prayer meetrng 7 p rn AI fthoted w •th Southern Baptl '>l Con ventron BRADFO RD CHURCH OF CHR IST R1cky Gtlbert pmt of Steve Prc k ens superrntendenr Sunday School 9 30 o m . Church Serv1ces 10 30 a m JUBILEE CHRISTIAN CENTER Geo rge s Creek Rood R e~ C J Lemley pa stor John Fellure supe11n tenden1 Chu rch sc hool . 9 30 am morn1ng war sh• p 10 30 . evenrng se rvrc e 7 p m 81ble Study Thvr s 7 p m Cla sses l or all a g ~ '> Nur se ry pr ov rded lor wor sh1p ~e r v rce s ST . PAUL LUTHERAN CHUR CH Co~ner ol Sycamor e and Second Sh Pomeroy The Re v Wdlrarn Mrddl eswor l h Po~ l or Sun day Schoo l at ~ · 4 5 om ond Chu rch Serv tce s 11 o m SACRED HEARl Re v Fa 1her Pau l D Welton . pa stor PhonP 991 78?5 <;'olur day evenmg Moss 7 JO Sunday Mos s 8 and I 0 a m Conless•on Saturday 7 7 30p m VICTORY BAPTI ST 515 N 2nd St M rddleport Ja mes E Ke esee pa stor Sunday morn tng wo r'> h rp 10 o .m evenrng ~ervrce 7 Wednesday eventng wor ship 7 p m V•s• tot ro n Thursday . 6 30p m TRINITY Chrt sl1an As sembly Coo lvtlle G rl berl Spencer pa stor Sunday sc hoo l . 9 30 o .m rnornr ng wor shtp 11 o .m Sunday evenrng servtce 7 30 p m m1dweek prayer se r v1ce Wednesday . 7 30 p m MOUNT O l ive CommlJnr ty Chu rc h l ow r en Cti Bu sh . pu ~ l ur Ma~ Folmer Sr Superin tenden t Sunday Sc hoo l and mor ning worshrp . 9 30 a rn Sunday even rng serv ice . 7 p m Youth mee t•ng and B1ble study . Wedne sday 7 p m Route 7 on UNITED FA ITH CHURCH Pomeroy bypass Rev Rober I Sm rth Sr . pastor . Rev James Cu ndd l ass •stont pa stor Sundoy School Q JO o m mar n1ng worshtp. 10 30 o m even •n g wa r sh rp 7 30 Women s Fe ll owsh •p TlJesdoys 10 a m Wednesd ay n1ght prayer se rv•ce 7 30 p m FAITH BAPTI ST Church Maso n mee t at Unit ed Steel Work ers Unron Hall Railroad Str eet Ma son Morn1ng war · ship 9·30o .m SlJ ndoy School 10 30 am Evening Serv1 ce 7 p m Prayer meetrng Wednesday . 7 30 p .m Mrd Week Brble Study. Thur sday . 7 p m FOREST RUN BAPTI ST RPv Nyle Borden . pa sto r Corne l1u s Bun ch 9 30 superintend ent . ) undoy >e hool a .m .. second and fourt h Sunday s wor sh ip service at 2 30 p m MT . MORIAH BAPTI ST Fourth and Main St .. Middl epor t Rev Colv1n Mrn · n1 s. pastor Mr s Elvrn Bu mgardner . su pt . Sunday sc hool 9 30om worsh1p servi ce . 10.45a m BURliNGHAM SOU THERN BAPTIST CHURCH, Route 1 Shade . Pa stor Don Block . Affiliated w1 th Sou thern Bapf•st Convention . Sunday sc hool. 1. 30 p m : Sunday worship . 2 30 p .m . Thursday evening Bible study . 7 p.m . PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY . Roc1ne . Route 124 . Wi lli am Hoback . pastor . Sun day sc hoo l . I 0 a .m .. Sunday evening ser vice . 7 :00 p.m . Wednesday even1ng ser · vice at 7. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Ch eadle. Supt . Sunday Sc hool . 9:30a .m . Morning Worship , 10:30 a.m . Preyer Serv ice, olternqte Sundays . MIDDlEPORT PENTECOSTAl. Th;rd 'Ave .. the Rev . Clark Boker . pastor . Ca rl Nottingham . Sunday School Supt . Sun :day School 10 a . m . - cla sses tor all tages; Evening ~e rvice s . 6:00 . Wedrnesday Study , 7 :30p .m . Youth services, :7:30p .m . Friday . : ECClESIA FEllOWSHIP. 12B M;ll So. . Middleport . Pastor is Brother Chuck McPherson . Sunday School at 10 a . m . Ser · ·vices Sunday evening at 7 p.m . and Wed · nesdoy at 7 p.m . 1 �Ohio 4 Sentinel G1vea w ay 1'he Daily Sentinel anyt ht ng to g1ve away and does not off er or att empt to offer a n y other t h•ng for sa le m ay place an ad 1n lht s co lumn Ther e w ill be no c har ge to th e adve rt1 se r GIANT CARPET SALE PHONE 992-2156 CARPET STARTING AT $12.95 Sguare Yatd KITCHEN CARPET O r Wrote D a oly Se ntinel C la ss ofied Dept 111 C ou r l S t , Pomeory, Ohio45769 $ ~lh Pad. Installed 899 INSTALLED" 4 6 week old k 1ttens. 2 ma le tw.ns , 2 fema le Ca ll 156 1945 Sa lad tomato p lants GOOD SELECTION OF ....... .. . .. .. .. 1 Ca rd of Tha nks f patd '"advance) 2 Card of Thanks fpatd '" odvanceJ 3 Announcements 4 G•veaway s 6 7 8 51 H ou seh o ld GOOds 52 CB, TV & Rad to E qut pme nt 22 Money to Loa n 23 Prof ess •ona l Servtces 57 Muscta l Instrum ents 58 F r u•ts & Vege tables 31 Homes lor Sa le 32 Mobil e Hom es f or Sa le JJ Farms tor Sa le 34 Bus.ness Bu ll dm gs 35 Lots & Acreage 36 Rea l Esta te Wanted emple 1ment Ser wl t es mon e y ·savong m essage Th e Daily Sentinel W REESE TRENCHING SERVICE Water·Sewer-Ei ectr c 1 Gas Llne· O•tches water Lene Hook· ups Septic Tanks 1281 County Certolo ed Roush Lane C hesh•r e, Oh You r Answer lo lh<S Com Ph !67·7560 Ro n a l d D Va u gh n, tenda nt , w h ose las t nown address 1S 17273 PUBLIC AUCTION BANKRUPTCY SALE CASE NO. 2-81-0486 SUNDAY, JUNE 6 AT 1 O'CLOCK P.M. 22 SOUTH CAMP B E LL ST, ( off St1m son ) A TH E N S, O HIO, A ORT A B U S CO, South of K en luck y F n ed Ch1ck en 14 BU SES & BO DYS SHOP EOUIP & O FF ICE E O UIP l n terna i •Ona l bus Mode l 16 10FC las t 3 ser•nl N os 769 co mplf't e w/seats 32 p.1ssenqer auto t rans runn1nq order I bus# 106) (11 l n ternal•onal bus w /C arpr ntcr body last 3 ser•al II s 71'2 nulo HYD cha1 r lilt '25 passe nqer ru nn1nq order ( bu s# 102 ) (3) Dodge HO Sporlsman 9 prtssf'nqcr Vo n .=. u to w / power runs (bus P 10 1 ( 4) 197 4 GMC Model 3500 V 8 lA pa sse nger l ast J ser•a l #'s 388 auto lull power lbusl/5) (.)) 1972 GMC 18 passenger Modf'l V450200 1 12 w 1de aut o lilst3 senc1 111 s 932 (bus 11 41 ( 6 ) Oodqe Modc l 600 bus l or par ts (7) B us body w / w m dows a ll rtround cou ld be usPd tor camper or co tt aqe no wheel s on l y body (8) 1977 lntcrn.J f• ona l 25 passcnqer w / l1 f l seat au to l as t J se r •al #'s 187J {bus R 1011 (9) 1969 Oodqe Mode l A600. 5 spd tran s 40 passe nqer l rtsl 3 ser•nlll''5. 9'i2 ( 10) 1977 Chevrol('f 16 passPnqcr stctndM cl sh1f t l ast Jser •a l #'s 4201busP31 ( li t 1977 I n t ern<~ t •ona l bus w i (Mpentpr bocty au to l •ft sea r 2Y passenqer la st 3 Sf'r•nl t1 s 92 1 (b us# 1031 ( 11) ~ 977 C hevrolf' l 16 (lassencwr bus s titndn rd shd 1 5 spd t rans last 3 ser•ol !i s 949 (bus# 21 ( 13) 1977 lntcrnrtl•onal bus w /c Mpen t cr body '}9 passe nqcr iluto Ill! sea t l ast scr•al/1 s 2318 ( bu s 11 (I) 1041 ( 14J Argosy CB bus 23 passenqrr au to Ia! 3 sen a I #'s20 10 (bUS .II' I) T he above buses have been s•tf•nq for some t1me and may no t st ar t day of sale However th1s wil l be an oppor t un• f y to buy these buse s tor persona l use chur ches or for ca mper s & cott aqes on r• ve r s or lakes T he above un1 ts wil l be sold as IS W1 t h no quaran tee from t he Company Bankrup t cy or Auc t•o neer OFFI CE EQ UIP Secr etrtrydc skwl dble drawer s. I Sm1 ftl Corona XL 280 t ypcwrtter Xerox 6601 w / su pplles 1 dr fil1no cab•ne t. stands , cha.rs. 1 V1ctor elec ca lcul ator s, I BM .~e·l ec t or 2 t ypew r•t er four 4 dr fl ll nq ca b• nets one f il1ng cab• ne t add mg mach1ncs , off1 ce desks ce t ab le desk orqan 11er s m e t al ot ilce desk st c ha •r s. new Ke nmore w m dow a ~r con d •l• one r 1 dec k off• cc bookcase me t a l secre t My desk sw1ve 1 off1 ce cha •rs , wa ll clocks e lec f rtns, qas hea ter ha ll t r ee, el ec ref r•oer.l tor severa l other cha1 r s e lc GARAG E SHOP EQU I P Acety lene we ld 1nq ca rt w /gau ges, ba tt er{ charge r , l g v 1se. work benc h . 5 c r ee per s, p ortabl e a.r comp r essor, elec A RC por tabl e we lder M FS230. 10 ton fl oor tac k , portable elec grmder , d r am pa ns, 6 fl our esce nt li ghts. 1um per cab le, a 1r hose, tr ouble I• Qilfs, 3 1ac k stands, 1 HYO tac k s, bac k saw, 1gn 1t1on tes ter , w ooden w ork bench , benc h vt se, sm w •ndow a tr cond•f•oner , etc MISC & USED PARTS , E T C· Seve r a l f1 re ex tmgut 5her s, wooden ex t l add er , two 55 ga l ol dru ms w / pum p s. w hee lbar ow , seve r a l used t~r es & w heel s, alu m m um ex t la dder , 6 ft ext r a bu s sea t , used batten es. batter y tes ter , seve r a l new li g ht r efl ec tors, case Wo lfe Head tr ans flu 1d , Wolfe Head m ot or oil , a nd m any other m 1sc Item s Seve r a l used pa rts & used eng1nes Th 1s w ill be an opportun1f y to purc hase bu ses, eQUIP , etc at auc t1on pn ces REMEMBER SALE SUNDAY , JUNE 6 al I O'CLOCK P SHARP Terms · Cash or ch eck w / pos1t1ve 10 or letter of credtt from your bank day of sale Nothmg shown before day of sale Not responsible for acc•dents A tty , Thomas Grace Thoma s C Scott - Trustee for Appalachian Reg1ona1 Trans1t A ss oc of Oh10 Auctioneer - B1ll Janes -, Ph_QAe 614·557·3411 742- Rutl a nd 667- Coolville Up to 15 wora s T hr ee day Up to 15 Wo rds 4 Pa llets for k 1nhng wood, ava rl ab l e tree of char ge To maKe an appo1ntment, ca ll 881- New Have n 89s-Letar1 937- Buffalo 247- Letart Fall s 949-R•c.ne One day Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. " Beauhtul, Cu stom BUilt Garages '' Call for free s1d1ng es hmate s, 949 2801 or 949 2860 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE For all your wiring d 1 nee s; urnaces repair service and ·o nstallato·on . Residential No Sunday Call s 3 1 7 1 tt c II lie & C · 1 om mereta Call 742· 3195 3 7 tf c ~~::::::=====~~~t~~;;,;;;;;;:=~fr========:;~~~ BY Mar le ne H aDrerp'suol· ~' LEG AL NOTI CE J4l- Por11and Up to 15 words 2 Coon hounds pups , 5 mas Old Ca ll 614 256 156 1 675-Pt. Pleasant 456-Leon 576--Apple Grove 77)--Mason 1nsen •on SJ OO 1nsert1 on $.1 00 So( day 446 9S7S 2 ma le pu pp1es, make good 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO house pe l Ca ll 446 2945 3 k1 ttens to good home Ca ll 446 3479 a ll e r 5 PH.992-2259 S7 00 NE W LI STIN G . (4J 30 (5) 7, 14, 21, 28 (6) 4, 61 C Pubhc N ot1ce NOTICE TO BIDDERS 400 METER TRACK FACILITY IN MEIGS LOCAL SC HOOL DISTRICT Sea led p ro posa ls w ill be r ece •ved b y the Boar d of Educa t •on of th e M e1gs Loca l Sc hool 01 stn ct of Mi ddleport, Oh 10 at the T reas ure r 's Off1 ce u nt1 l 12 00 Noon on June 14, and at th at f1 me opened and read by the Tr easurer •mm ed• al e l y th er ea ft er tab ul ated, and a r ep ort th e r eo f ma de by th e Treasurer to sa 1d Board at 1ts nex t m ee t 1ng on a 400 Meter Trac k F ac• ht y Public ~ tu:__e __ Descr •p tt on of th e f ac lltt y Wi ll be loca ted at M etgs H •g h Sc h oo I. 4 2 09 1 Po m eroy Ptke, Pome r oy, Oht o Det all eiJ spec tftca t •ons a n d 1ns truct 1ons to b tdder s may be oba 1ned at the Of fl ~e of the Tr easurer. 621 Soulh T h" d Ave nu e, M 'd d leport , Oht o 45760 A Ce rl'l' e d c h ec k paya bl e to t he Treasur er of t he a bove boa rd of educa t •o n or a sat iSf ac tor y b 1d bond exec uted b y th e pa n y, tn an amoun t eq ua l to b d the f 11dder ve (5)anper ce ntsurety of thecom b1 d sha ll be subm 1tted wt t h eac h b1d Sa •d b oard of educa t1 on r ese r ves the n ght to w a 1ve mforma l 1t 1es to acce pt or re 1ect a ny and a ll. or pa rt s of an y a nd all bt ds N o btds may be w •th dr aw n f or at leas t th 1rt y ( 30 ) da ys a f ter th e sc hedul ed c tos 1ng t 1m e for r ece1 pt of such b 1ds Boa rd of E duca t1 on of M e1gs L oca l Sc hool 01 stn ct J ane Wa g ner , Tr eas ur er 621 South Th1 r d Ave nue M iddl epo r t , Oh1 0 45760 (6 14 ) 992 S6SO (S)2 1, 28, (6) 4, II 41 C AUCTION SAT , JUNE 5, 1982 TIME 10 30 AM Mr Arch M a rk1n s has g1v en up h1s hom e and w111 se ll the hou se hold contents at auct1on We have mo ved th e sal e to th e corn e r of Rts SO and 143 , three mil es wes t of Alban y, Oh10 for your con veni ence Pa rt1al L1 st1n g to be sold at auct10n 1s as foll ow s· K1ng 0 H ea t coal hea ter , 2 Wa r m M orn 1ng coa l hea ter s Mag •c Che f gas r an ge, Sun Ray gas ra nge, r efn ge r ator , Sea r s 9 c u It ches t freeze r , J pc Waterf all bedr oom su1te, 2 ~r o n beds com plete P•n ea ppl e pos ter bed . ro ll a way bed 4 d r awer c hes t, oa k telep hone st a nd , ha ll t ree, pl a t for m rocker , d 1n1ng room tab le w/ 4 c ha•rs, 4 drawer c hest. 2 me tal l aw n c ha 1rs, fl oor l am p, 0 11 lamp , ta ble l am ps dress •ng ta bl e, 4 oak l amp t abl es w / turned legs , oa k ches t w/w•shbone sw1ng1ng m• rr or , rec;'1 1ner . 7 pc d1ne tte set, ol d 4 drawe r so l 1d oa k dr esser met al ut il 1ty ca b•net , J k1tche n ca brnets (2 wlf lour b1n), ve r y n1 ce qld oak fl atw a ll cupboa rd , old oak k•tchen t abl e ( p aJnted) utd•fy ca rt, too l s, l am ps. cl oc k , and m any m a ny •tem s too num erou s to I 1st Te rm s Cash- Day of Sa le AUCTION EE R DON ROSSER Nelsonvill e, Oh1o - 75 3- 3116 KEN'S APPLIANCE a - All Makes • Washers • DISh · h wa s ers • Ranges • Retngerators • Dry er s • Fr eezers PARTS and SERVICE HARLEY DAVIDSON New and Ul8d PARTS Open 9 till 6 Closed Sun. 8o Mon . PH. 742· 2081 5 Pom eroy , Oh Ph 992 2174 2 26 tfc Superior Siding Co. Vinyl & Aluminum Complete eutter work, complete remodelinc, roofin& of all types. Worted m home aru 20 years. Free est11nates Call 843-3322 5-12 2 100 lXI FOR THE BOTH OF YOU STYUNG SALON SYRACUSE, OH. SUMMER PERil. SPECIAl 20% OFF ALL PERMS For Appoinlment SALES & SERVICE U.S Rt. SO East Guysville, Oh10 Authorrzed John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equepment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts &Service 1 3 ttc O'Brien Electric Service 16 YEARS EX P . •Residential •Commercial •Industria 1 Racine, Ohio 247· 3534 Free Estimates 4 20 li e PUUINS EXCAVATING - Dozers - Backhoes - Dump Trucks - Trencher - Water - Sewer - Gas L.nes - Septtc Systems Large or Smatt Jobs PH. 992· 2478 s 20 1 mo 5·2 8 · 1 mo SHERMAN TILLIS: OWNER LOMNIE NEAL: AUCTIONEER AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Hope to see JCMIIII soon Phone 9919913 Rt. 3, Box S4 Racene, On 6 HARRISON'S TV Repair & Service YOUNG'S Me 1gs CARPENT-ER SERVICE T M cCi a 1n, 24 1 Ka nawha Blvd , L a ncas ter , Oh1o, 431 30 was a pp o •n t e d Exec utor of t he es tate of Ste ll a E K toes, d eceased , la te ot Pom eroy, Oht o V. C. YOUNG Ill Ae1l ElUte - General 100 71h wv RIVER You ca n attord th1S 2 or 3 bedroom hom e Ha s balh, equ oppe d ktlche n, J&F CONTRACT! NG Ya rd Sa le 404 L 1nco ln St , M idd leport Cloth es, l am ps, oak cha •r s, me t a l de tec tor , .ron1ng mang le, an d many m ore 1tem s Fr1d<W and Satu r day (Ju ne 4 & 5) 446 0294 61 4 992 5995 9AM l oS P M LOST G r ea t d a ne pu p 12 Ga r age Sale Frt eve 6 9, Sa t 9 3 Fa •rv•ew Sub 519 Buck Rt dge Road 3 Buy term •n sur a nce a nd 1n vest the r est No ob llga t• on Ruml ey In a n a ly SIS sur ance Agency 446 33 20 6056 446 3320 7_ _ _Yard Sal"..._ __ Wi ll Tht s 3 p.nes, maples and other trees 24 ACRES Near Chester Good grass, fences, woods and a 2 bedroom paneled home. Bath, furnace , cook and bake units S17,500.00 - Newly pain· Ted 1ns•de. 2 bedrooms, bath full basement with gara'g e and all utilities., WE SELL JHE BEST AND SERVICi THE ~EST . FL EA Ma rk et Open a.r, C h il li COth e M a ll Shoppm g Cen ter Buyers and Se ller We lc om e June 11 12 13 No $59 95 c loth•n g sa les Ya rd Sa le June 4 & 5 1105 Ad ., a n , 9 30 > Clol hes, toys, s no w f1r es, m• sce ll aneous & cr a fts If r a rn ca nce ll ed 1 oz 999 sli ve r Fa ther 's Da y bar , $10 00 Spnn g Rumm age Sa l e Centenar y Town H ouse, Thur s. Fn & Sa t , 3, 4, 5 N1 ce 1te m s, 6 p c match set Sam son1te lu ggage, plus m an y m or e good c lean u sa bl e •tems N1 g ht cr a wl er s $1 00 per doz Sprrng V all ey Trad•ng Co, Sprrng Vall ey Pl aza, Grange Hall E ve r y Tues & Fn Sponsor ed by Galloa $2,000 00 dscaped lot wtlh lots of 3 29 ttc lon gs, $17,500 lul l baseme nt, with In Licensed & Bonded PH. 992-7201 or Va lle y Tradmg Co , Spnng Vall ey Pl aza , 446 8025 - w eeks old Wh1fe w 1th bl ac k spots Look s lik e rewa r d. D a lm at1 on $25 N a me of T1n y 314 Condor St Pom eroy, Oh• o 614 992 Ca r , Hom e, Boa t , L 1f e, and Bus1n ess I n s u ra n ce Rumley Insur ance A ge ncy bedrooms, nat gas fur nac e, bath , c 1ty water , carpet1ng , and smal l lot for httle mow1ng On l y d1ana c ut s tone f1replace L arge lan- & gas lines sew tn g L1ft le koo l r est, 1ce chest b y Igloo, trave lmg refres h m ent center $24 00 Spr.n g bedroom one floor hom e 1S a•r cond1t1 oned, has nat gas F A furnace, foyer, d1mng, l'h baths, •dump truck •limestone a nd $16,000 QUALITY •backhoe • excav1ting • septic systems • A water, sewer loundatlons, L ost 1n K rog e r par k rn g lot a r ound 1 30 Tu esday Pur se of b r own leather con f a •mn g money and f ood s t a mps belon g 1ng to Pat E y non's 3 children Ca l l SWE E P E R base m ent and small garden spots A sk•ng handl e C&M EXCAVATING AND , CONSTRUCTION m ac h1ne r epa1r, pa rts, and suppl1es P1ck up and de li ver y, Oav •s Vac uu m Cleaner , one ha lf m il e up Ca ll Georges Cr eek Rd 3- - Announcements 446 8025 CONSERVATIVE - Bmgo lor Chanty Rodney Vol Em e rge ncy Squad The Me1gs Co F1sh and Game club will have 1ts a n nual ch•cken barbeque Sa t ttou•• dust problema. U. P.S. Sorvlco GolllpoiiU14-44H096 _ o Parkenburg. w_v . JM.4ft-SU• Murdoch Av. & Lakeview Dr. work session start1ng at 1 p m and supper at 6 p m ds of good tes Mercerv•lle on All members urged to at tend and give some Rd at Ray & Connt e Wa ugh' s Fo llow signs Ham 11ton - Seco n d Ave , Yard Sa le F 1rst T 1m e T h• s Yea r co m e r am or sh1ne Sa t and s un J u ne 56 From 9 5 Rodney VIllage I I Foll ow s •g ns Sm all ap pll ances, c lothes of a ll s1 zes, chtldrens summe r toys, sew1ng m ac hmes, lawn mowers Mu c h, muc h more Y ard Sa le H1 gley's Barbe r Furn1 t ur e, bab y Shop clothes, c loth•ng of a ll s•zes & m• sc Saturday & Sunday 95 ts and pepper plants an~ ga lvanized tub around R.d , Rac tne, at least return the tub Group Yard Sale Fro , Sat, 9 4 Church Hall , 4th and State. Clothing (all s izes), toys , dishes, sewing machine, TV, free Items Lots more More Info 446 1582 DONAT IONS wanted for AAR P Chapter flea market Will be picked up. Call 304-675·3425 Yard Sale June 3, 4, 5 Ruby McCoy ' s resrdence, toys, glass, baseball c ards, & Kemper Hollow Rd . Phone lots more Person taking tomato plan Garage Sa le Saturday a nd 3 Family Yard Sale, Friday & Saturday, 9·5, Bu lav llle Giveaway " Yard Sale knives. de press1on Yard Sale Fro. & Sat. 10 to 6 2 1/ 2 miles out Bul a vilie Rd Pub l iC Sa le & Au ct 1on 8 Huge Yard Sate 1 mile W of Rodney Fr~day & Satur day, 9 to 5 Cl ot h•ng, elec p1ano and ot her m•sc 1tems Hom es fo1 Sale Two houS('S m rooms and both Sell one or bott1 ~~~~-,.;~1 1 mobile home c payment OwnN R1 c k Pearson Ex penenced AUCTIONE ER Estates, an t1ques, farm , h ouseho ld L• censed Oh 10 WV Buy 1ng ant1qucs 304 Sat June 5th 9 lo 3 208 Ave M1d Sou t h 2nd d lepor t, Oh En terpn se church , US 33 north of Pomeroy F nday Sa t urday, June 3,•1 9 to4 June 3,4,5 be tween 9 5 Ha lf way be tween Beacon serv1ce st a t .on and 4 lane htghway . on Rf 33 and 7 Pu l lins Const ruct•on Poo l tab le, p1ng pong tab le, amana chest f reezer , 11vtng room light, accord•an and lots of m1sc •terns 3 f am1 l y yard sa l e Satur day, June 5t h 9 am Sargen ts, Wolf Pen Rd , N 1ce c lofh tng l• ff le g 1r l s, boys, lad 1es w mt er coa r s, chtldrens shoes. motor cy c le f1res, d •s hes bed spreads, drapes, and more Ne•g h bo r hood sa l e R1ggsc r es t Manor above Eastern h•gh sc h oo l J;. m• on cou nt y road 28 T.res, ptck up truck nms, and lots of c tot h1 ng and m1sc June 5th 9to4 Rummage sa le Fn and Sat June 4 5, 9 am t6 5 at the R uti and p m Freew ill Baptrs t Church Yard sale beh1nd Jand R sports shop on east ma.n sf Pomeroy Thurs and Fr1 , Ju ne3 4 614 992 6583 Pa t to Sa te 12 1 We he Terrace , Pomeroy Sa tur day June 5th 9 to 4 Ctot n.ngs, & m1sc Ra 1n ca nce ls YARD SALE. Salurda;, June 5th across from R1vervrew tGA .n M td dlepor t Begrns at 9 00 GARAGE sa l e Wed nesday , Thursday & F r• day Gall •polis Fe r ry, Nor t h of Pr1ces Gu l f Staf•on YARD sa le 167 Mayo Dr New Haven , wv June 3rd &41h 91dl5 B1g Sale, Ant. q ues, c loth•n g, g lasswa re, e lec t rtca l ,p lu mb •n g ac cessor. es rrd 1ng mower , mov 1e protec tor, base CB, Stereo, mrsc Ju ne 5 and 6, Rt 2 N orth, Po1n t Pleassant, 2 m tles ou t Greer Road I n Churc h Build1ng 9 t il l F n day 4 and Sa t ur day 5, Po 1nf Pleasa t n, 31h m il es ou t Sand Hill Road, Roll1 ng Acres BIG 5 fam•IY yard sa le, F n day, Sat urday, Sund ay 9 6, kn 1ves, too l s, c lothes, toys, ha nd•c r aft •fems, glasswa r e a nd lo ts m or e, J;. m il e out J enc ho Roa d, turn left on Bar nett Rd Po.nt Pl easan t June 3 and 4, 9 t ill , Andy Van Ma t re , C l ifton cu rf rt 1n s D rape r1 es, and adu lt s c h tldrens clot htng MISC Auctton every Fn ntght af t he Ha r tford Commun.ty ,.,.,m•./'C-11 Ce nter Truck loads of new merc ha nd 1se every week Cons1gmen ts of new and used merc hand•se always 11 ,:!:_~~;,-~;;;~~J!I!Jl~ [ we l come R• c hard [t Rey nol ds Auct 1oneer 275 3069 W~n t e d 9 To Buy WANTED TD BUY Did fur 15 n 1ture and A n t •Ques of all krnds. ca ll Kenneth Swa1n, 446 3159 or 256 1967 1n the even•ngs Kara te the ult•maiC' 1n sel l defence all pr1vate le sson s Men, women, & c hildren lns truc t•on lhru bla ck bell A l so available Karate unifo r m s puch1ng ilnd k•ckmg bags , and protc c t 1ve equ1 pm en t Jerry Lowery & Assoc •ates K.Jratc S tu d10 , 14 3 Burl•ngton Rd Ja ckson CAS H PA l 0 for clean, l ate mode l used ca r s Sm1 t h Bu•ck Pont1a c, Gali•POIIS, Oh10 Call446 2282 Buytng Gold, Silve r . Plat•num, old co1ns scrap r1ng s & Si l verware Dally quo t es ava1lable A l so co 1ns & co 1n supp l tes for sale Spr~ng Valley TradH"lg Co, Sprtng Valley Plaza . 446 802S or 446 8016 We pay cas h for late model c lean used ca r s Fr en ch town Car Co Bil l Gene John son 446 0069 Wanted to buy toba cco p l ants or whole bed Call 614 388 85 14 II P ubli c Sa le & Au chon Help W anted The wor ld's largest beauty company 1S look1ng for peop le who wan t to make good money A von For more 1nf ormat•on ca l l 446 AUCTI O N , Sal u rday, J une -· -------- BE DS IRO N, BR ASS, old furn it ur e , gol d, sli ve r doll ars, wood ICe boxes, stone tar s, an t•Ques, etc , hou se hol ds Co mpl e t e Wnte M D M•ll er . Rt 4, Pomer oy, Oh Or 992 7760 Gold , srl ver, s te r1 1ng, tew elry, nng s, old corns & currency E d Burkett Ba r be r Shop , Mtddl e port 992 3476 OLD FURNITURE , be ds, •ron , brass. or wOOd elc. lndtan Artifac ts of all Also buyong baseball cards Os by Marlin 992 6370. I -------- lo Worlds Fa.r m.n 1mum 4 adu lt s Ex tra room for 'l chlldr('n 9q] 446 4537 or 446 1158 The 0 0 M c lntry e Park O tsfr•ct IS still accept1ng appiiCatrons for a summer sw•mm1 ng 1nstru c tor Ap p hca nt m ust have current wa ter sa ftey Ins tructo r s ca rd and be ab le to 1nstruct ages 2 t o ad u lt For more 1nf orma t ron, ca ll or s top 1n th e Park Drst r 1ct off• ce at 44646 11,ex t 76 Someone to l •ve tn w1 t h a 69 yr old hand•capped man Ca ll 446 2445 or 446 1309 Exper1enced Produ ce C lerk Send resume to Box 600 co Ga ll 1pohs Da il y r nbun e lnd1v1dual w 1th Med •ca l tra1 n 1ng neede for Pa r amed •cal Exam1ner to do loca l msurance exams Par t ft me. f lex 1ble hours Clean ca r , wash c ar and wax car By appt $]5 AI ler6p m 614 9917419 Lawn Mow1ng no yard to btg or small Rel•able and dependable For eshma tc ca ll 446 3159 after 6PM 256 tl~lul lllq Res1denttal El0c tn c & 11 year s ex Plumb1ng penence, all work QUMan leed Call 256 1748 V. 111 do baby S1tl1 n g 1n my nome Call61438897 55 PD 949 2702 1759 614 379 2735 Babys1tf1ng 1n my hom e Gall1po l •s c 1ty l1mils Call 446 8295 Will care for eldery person and do l1ght housekeep.ng day on l y Phone 304 773 . =-:=Fitittiiifar - ""------21 Bu s mess Oppo rtun i ty Bu s•ness or store room 1n Park Cen tral Hotel Show milk drtnk ers a produ c t t hat may easily ea rn you $80 000 , W1fh1n th e next year Call Robert Har per 304 675 1293 or 675 S868 Money to Loan 23 Pr of ess.on<l l Se r v 1ces C&L Bookkeep• nq Bookkeep1ng & ta x sc r v.cc tor al l types of bus•nesses Ca r ol Nea l 446 3862 Juanlla s Groom1nq, Specral $ 11 50, small and med tum dogs Phone 446 23 10 M tdd le aged lady to li ve 1n Mu st li ve 1n M u~t have ca r w 1th ref erences Phone 304 Real Esta te 67S 1290 10, (;a ll,pOIIS N eed m a le to shar e tra il er N 1ce, pn va te boat dock and f1 Sh1ng N ea r Raccoo n Cree k C ali61 4 256 1763 31 Hom es for Sa le 142 acre f ar m good house and ba rns Ca ll 446 2599 3 bdr house for sa le or r en t Wtth opt 1on t o buy on Jay Dr , Gal lipo liS 3189 or 446 391 9 Ca ll 446 New log ho me on r 1ver f ront m M1 dd leport 446 1552 I wrll do baby srtt1n g •n m y hom e 614 992 7403 2 bd r oom ho u se 1n Harn son v dl e, $6, 500 614 Will care for the elder l y •n our hom e Tra1ned and ex 928 4417 pen e nced 614 992 7314 IT' s GETTIN G LAT E but Have v acanc tes 1n m y hom e for elder l y man or Trade or se ll 3 bedroom 2 and one half brtths br1ck, corner 10 1 oa~ement bree1eway 304 675 7713 Owner will help f 1nance 32 Mobile Home s for Sa le GALLIPOLIS RT Pr 1ce r ed uced For sale or rent 12x60 2 bedroom mobile home w1th 1 lots Gas he a t rural water Close to c1ty l~rnlfs Call 446 1294 9120 742 29S I or 992 2081 W anted Femal e to shar e my hom e Rent free shar e ex~ n ses Wnte P 0 Box House 4 rooms and bath, Hend erson $11 soo Call Betfy Sue Ep l1n g 304 675 1070 or owner 675 4203 WEST w v 25550 S1t Ua t1ons ~anted _ Three bedroom, br1ck home, full basement 13 acres a ll elec tr1 c, c1 ty water 3 mile s trom Torn on Rt 2, Po1nf Pl eas ant , 14 mile above Y Phone 30 4 675 3695 J.J f-'HON E 446 31::168 P1ano tunmg and r epa1r La ne Da n•els Assoc•ate of Br un. ca r d•'s Gall •polts and Cunn1 ng h am's Athens ---- --===-=--== =-= $37 000 Phone 304 675 1325 Sp•c & Span Clean.nq Ser •ve c lean.ng 1obs wanted Gua ranteed depend i'lblc & CLEAN USED MOBILE tru stworthy cleaner s For HOM ES K ESSEL S more 1nformat•on Cilll Pat QUALif Y MOBILE ty at 614 379 7261 or K 111 1 ,1 1 HOME S'\L ES 4 Ml wanted yo u ng non drtnk1 ng da.ry fa r m hel p, mllkr ng and far m work Send l etter and three ref ere nces to Box P 27, •n ca r e P o 1nt P l easan t Reg 1st er , Po1nt Pl easa nt, 11_ - 304 675 4506 TRISTATE MOBILE HOME S USED MOBILE HOME S CARS TRUCKS GALLIPOLI S C HECK H ouse OUR PRI CES CALL 446 Spnnq 7571 REF I NA N CE or purcha se you r home 30 year fixed ra te WVa & Oll10 Leader Mortgage, 77 E Sta te 51 , At hens, Oh 592 3051 614 992 6S25. $350 00 a month o l $50 000 Car penter Work Rep~11r rtnd room r emodc l1n Q wall paneltnq or ceil•nq til e 991 22 Powe ll TWO sfory 3 bedroom full basement $40 000 $7 000 down & assume loan of 33,000 at 81 1 EnQ II Sh Cour t Four bedroom house J 4 mile up Rf 35 Henderson Wanted t o Do Pay $ 10 38 Ia $13 49 per If you are •nte r ested 1n becom 1ng a dealer or 1n hav tng par t1 es for "Fnen d l y Hom es" ca ll Mar il y n Three bedroom house, 1 1 basemen t l 11 acreqround FOR sale or r en t w1fh op f1on to bu ( 3 bedroom house 2 ca r ga rag e 1n one of Mason Cou nlys n1cest res•dent. a l areas qu1et 5 mile s tr om Pt Pleasa nt, cab le TV and C1ly water, exam Send r esume to L 1feda t a Med •ca l Serv .ce 220 0 E S un sh t ne Sp n ng l, e ld MO 6S804 5 room s & bath w1lh wh1te stone work•ng !~replace , fully c up~ted . ranch style w•th n1 ce c arport Redwood sh1nqle S101 ng lnr ludPS elec lr• c stov e refr•gerator, wastwr dryer and 18 000 BTU a•r cond1l10ner ltke new 73 a cres Shown by appo•nfmcnl 614 992 7364 Jobs 1n gen eral lawns mowed, root pa•nflng , home r epa1rs, tra sh haulmg re po1nt c h1111ney afler6p m 614 992 7<119 Tra sh co ll ec l• on & Ca ll 446 4480 W an ted elderly lady to ca r e f or an elderly lady Call 3 b edroom t1 ousc 1n Rutland A1r cond 1 ca r ga r age pr~t•o n1odern k1t chen qa s llcttt fireplace 614 592 SOB/ 304 675 3585 H 1gh Schoo l Graduates & Sen tor s you can earn over $550 00 per mon t h while learnmg a va l uab le skill l1k e comp uter repa•r er shee t metal worker , or ref r1ger a h on Plus you wil l have a sec ur e par t t1me 10b w1 th t he Am r y Naf•onal Guard after schoo l •ng Benefi ts 1nclude a $1,500 00 enl•slment bonu s $35 000 00 l• fe msuran ce and free lu• f •on to any co l lege or trade school tn West V1rg•n•a In terested pe r sons may ca ll ( 304) 675 3950 or tn Wes t V~rg1n1a ca ll lo ll FREE 1800642 3619 house 1n V1nyl Std1ng, f1r eplace N •ce locat•on Pr1 ced to sell $14.000 614 991 7446 6729 1967 K 1t sliver , old money, pocket watches, cha ms, rings, and M 1scellaneous 11 bd room 304 67 5 3179 33S8 Rel •ab le pe r so n to c lea n home Ca ll aft er 7 p m 614 5, 10 00 am Furn .ture, h o u se h o l d lfe m s, glasswa r e, too l s, lots of boxes of m •sce ll a neous and old coll ec t abl e 1tem s Lots of furn •tu re tn the r ough Ra m or sh •ne, refres h me nt s Mt A lt o Auc t 1on Sa l es Rt 2, T en m tles South of Rave n swood. W V Oh Call186 3074 The Sdk Hou se (cus to m silk flowers) Complete brtdal l tne wedd1ngs and all occas1ons Call367 7566 Box 204, Syracuse, Oh 8 Schoo l s l ns t rucfton 18 Emple•tment se rv ices Mason ., lnrgf' lot r nke good as down will II nan ce 6149917351 173 5785, 773 9 18S Garage Sale 9 til l 5 Star t 1ng Fnday the 4t h and Sa t urday the 5th 3 anft que oak c h a ~r s, I anftQue t r unk, lard press ntce elec t r•c col tee gnnder, large att1c f an 36' , also w1ndow fa n, some d•shes, bra•ded rugs, stone tars sc hoo l desk se t , some toys, bed spreads, dr apes, k•tchen c ur t a•ns baby crad le, nt ce ant.que w1ne keg, large ba t h tub w •t h claw feet, exce ll ent cond , 7 wOOd rou nd porc h post 8x6, old 78 records, many m1 sc lfem s Walter Grueser R•verv•ew Or L•ncoln H 1ll , Pomeroy Oh10 Sunday off Route 7 at c hen cubb a rds of a ll types George's Creek Road Go 1 Tab les, round or square 112 mil e to McCully Road Wood 1ce boxes Old desks at Richard Sisson residen and bookca ses Will buy ce Clothes, books, Avons, comple te household Gold, -«6·0924. BUILDING LOTS One with scenic view In Town House. Jeans, LARGE 2 story house. tear clolhlng, craft Items , 1own lhat consists of lwo • down & remove from acres and 3 level lots property. Reliable person, boo __k_s,_m _lsc _._ _ _ __ with water tap and sepreference required . 304· 576· 1, . tic. 2316. Seven Family back yard sue. Murphy, Helen and sale, Lots of bargains, 3!16 Bru'ce Toatord, All ' Three pups, 2 monlhs old Howard Ave. Pt.Pieasant. Rulton. Aller Hrs. 1 Collie and beagle mixed. June 3,~,5, . , ,~2·UISOr "2-3325. l Phone304·675·7«1 . • 174 N. Park Drive, Pl. Free Kltfens. Phone 304· Pleasanl, Saturday, 9 :30 to 4 : 30. Baby clothes, toys. 576·2581. Hu.1r lctu.Jr It •r s ' 1059 011 Bladen ass1stanc e ,. • 218 Ga l lipoli s N ew ha n dmade pill ows, 2 b• cy cl es, clothes, more 9 to 4 9. 00 C lothmg all s1zes, turn , shoes, d1shes, all krn 1/ousiny .r Ga r age Sa l e June 3 & 4 Ja m es Hu rst Far m on R t Thurs , Fr. , Sat , ol d 160 at E vergr een Guns, d1 shes, a lot of different 1tems R edu ced pn ces June 5th There wol l b e a 4 ... - - --------Gar age Sale 2 Fam il y Children c l oth.ng , use fu l od ds & end s Thurs & F n , 9 to 5 On Fa .rf• el d Ce nte nar y R d 3 m • off 588 Watc h f or srgns - - -· .. - - - - - Por ch Sa le Sa t , J une 5, Hu ge Yard Sale June 3, 4, 5, pets. <"'.)..• ....... "The machine of tomorrow-toaayl " ,. soertne Ahead N~ture' s Way. Basement Sa le Sat J une 5th , 9 to 5 Ra 1n or shme 82 1 Car m an Or , l st house •n T ar a, Add •son, Oh Stove. ref ngera tor . wa te r baseboar d so ft ener, hea te r s, li ght f1 xt ures, ap pi ranees, t ab le cha •r s, gol d tub a nd co m ode ba r and stool s, an t1 q ues, woode n was her , t ypewr •f er, ad d1n g mach•n e a nd etc B OO amto 600pm Gar ag e Sal e, K e rr Harrisburg Rd Con· tmuous , frrst bn ck on n ght, su1t , freezer , wrrng er w asher , c lothes one acre of l and for tne RAINBOW:..the Amuina W1ter MKhine Ne1gh & Sat turbon toys&. ? Val le y P laza , 446 8025 VIEW OF 8 20 tic Los t and Found Ya r d Sa le 1 18 end of borhood Rd Fr1day Cloth1 ng, b•cy c le, roof ven t comple t e, m i SC ca ll 614 992 5580 =mmauneements Va l ley Trad.ng Co . Spnn g 1· (614)·992·3325 plllnces, custom bJ!throoms, remodeling, plumbing, electric, and heating. PH. 992·6011 WL - Phone CONSTRUCTION Ph. 949·2160 or 949· 2322 4 20 li e P leasan l, B1g Ya r d Sale Sat 5th an d Sun 6t h from 10 o'clock t il l ? Three miles sou t h of M 1d dleport. Oh10 Above t he Ga lh a Me1gs Co line on Rt 7 L ot s of summer clothes & ba t h•ng su•ts Yard Sale 3 m il es ou t 160 Le ft on o l d 160 Foll ow s1gns F n & Sat 4 5, hrs 8 Spnng Va ll ey Pl aza, 446 8025 VIRGIL B. SR. 216 E. 2nd St. Custom kitchens and ap- TOM HOSKINS PI Spnng Va ll ey Trad1n g Co , EAFOR C. R. MASH FREE ESTIMATES 51 Garage Sa l e Fnday & Sa turday J une 4 & 5 260 Sanders Or , Ga ll •polls Clothmg, d tshes, some an t 1ques & oth er •terns T he per son w ho p1 ck ed up a puppy on Beec h St •n M1 d d leport , pl ease r eturn or sho rts 9 30 lie 3·3· tfn • T H REE k• tt ens, fil ter t ra 1ned and a fPma le cat 22 ca libe r Buffa lo Scout r evol ve r, pearl handl es, 4 J/ 4 nf le bar re l, 6 shot, 22 Pomeroy, Oh1o 5 21 1 mo or 949-2417 614-'!192-3112 Rober! E Buck 992-6215 or 992-7314 Licensed & Phone 949·2293 • CLEAN old tw•n manress & spnngs 304 675 7264 Pr ob a te Proba te Jud ge/ Cler k (6) 4, 11 , 18 3tc eltctnca won lfrH bllmiiiiJ 276 Sycamore St. Middleport, Ohio Co unt y Courl , Case No 23788, John -<:onere • watt -PI11mb1nf and ' Bonded POME~YLANDMARK NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On May 28, 1982, m lhe 'Addons and remoN11"1 - Rooltnland lUll" won curt11t1 your TERMS OF SALE: CASH OR CHECK WITH POSITIVE I. D . Pubhc Not1ce Ph . 614·84! ·2591 rect1matlon . COMPLm O.OSIOUT ON HOMILIGHT GAS OR ILICTRIC WIIDIATIRS. EVERYBODY Shops the WANT AD WAY P&S BUILDINGS RACINE, OHIO 5191 m o Ya r d Sa le 1/4 m il e out Ad d1son Bul avll le Rd Wome n & mens clot hes June 5 A ll d1 ff erent 1tems 6 Stzes from 4 to 6 and all wood bu 1ld1ngs 24x36. Insulated Dog Houses 949-2234 S•x pupp •es, par t Beag le. Call 446 2825 a ft er 6 OOPM KITTE NS304 67S 11 28 Utility Buildings Ph 949· 2609 5 Fa m1l y Yard Sale 3rd, 4, & 5, Ga ll 1a, Oh 1o Route, 133 G un 's, tools, wa tches, ant1ques, d•shes, & c lat hes 2354 992 225 9 La r ge Commun 1t y Yard Sa le of the year Down Rt 7 to Cli pper Mill follow s1gns to Shoest nng Rd Two Houses • 6 fam• IY on Eva ns Rd (q r ee n house). and 8 fa mil y at Oe nn• s' June 4 & 5, f rom 9 5 T 1res , storm door , door tams & trrm, al um •n w tndows, new ha t ch back , 12x 12 new carpe t, curt ar n rods , glass ftr e sc r ee n , bed , dresse r s, d•shes, baby, gtr l s, boys, wom e n, men's clot hes, cot fee t ab l e, h1 gh cha .r, pott y, ba b y wa lker, •nf ant sea t s, Pa rt Pe r s1an ca l 1 112 yr . old N uetard, ye ll ow & wh 1fe To g tve to a good home Call446 2590 A SS UMABL E LOAN - 11/1 st or y fr a m e home w•th thr ee bed r oom s, f am• l y r oom, ga r age w1 fh sTorage above and on a good stree t 1n Mt ddl eport $29,900 99 2 S69 2 Frt , Sal 446 96SO wks o ld Ca ll446 2823 4454 992 6191 94 9 2660 Yard Sa le, Netghborhood Rd, 1 mile out Clothes, books, too ts, elec t r 1c eq u1 p ment, w •rt n g, na ll s, d •ese l fue l ta nk w1 th crank pump, lots of ot her 1tems Thurs , Base m en t Sa le Sat June 5, 10 4 31 Eva ns He1ghts, Ga l lipoli s 2 black and wh 1te pupp•es about 10 wee k s ol d Looks like ger man shepard 985· S•zes start from 30x24 '' (Free Estimates) Ca ll 614 367 · 2 very cute bl ack & w h1 te k 1ftens 1 ma le, 1 fema le, 9 R E ALTOR S Yard Sa l e 3, 4, 5, 7 miles be low Ga ll •poli s, near Clay Schoo l Re f r•gerato r . stove, a1r co nd1t 1oner . cloth es&. d •s hes Large Three Family Ya r d Sa le, 11 45 Second Ave, Ga ll1poli s, June 4 a nd5, 9 6 Co th rng d •shes, sma l l ap pha nces, furn1 ture •tems and m 1sc ASSUMABL E LOAN - Wtth approx tma tely $5 000 down, ass um e a 13% loan on t h1s t hree bedroom hom e w •th f ull b ase m ent, two porches w1th v •ew of r 1ve r F1rep lace and a two ca r garage PayfTlen t s ar e SJ30 20 a m on th f or 28 yea r s $)4,500 Henr y E Cl ela nd, Jr, GR I Jean Tru sse ll Dott1 e Tu r ner Off1c e 4 Family Yard Sale, 1 mile ou t George s Cr Rd off R t 7 Sa t ur day, J unes, 1982 Ca ll 446 7023 wa lc h dog 0262 Olde r two sl or y Yard Sale, 81 Garf 1el d Ave, Ga ll •polls Thur sday, Fr•day , Sa turday d ta pe r pa le 446 2847 8 mo old par t Co ll1 e, ex ce l len t w•th ch il dren , good ALL STEEL BUILDINGS RANDY'S CARPENTER SERVICE ds, 1 GOOD USED UPRIGHT FREEZER • , • • • • • • • • • • • '279 . 1 GOOD USED CHEST FREEZER • • • • • • • • • • • • • '175 HAMDEN - Ya r d Sa le June 2, 3, 4, 5 J us t out of Evergreen on P.ne Hi ll. Ceme tery Rd To good home Reg f ema le toy wh1 te pood le. spaded Wh1te male puppy 6 14 843· Also Transmission PH . 992· 5682 or 992 -7121 3 24 tt c Dozer & bllckhoe ser· viet, water, sewer, pon· SATURDAY, JUNE 5th, AT 6:30P.M. S&KAUCTION St Rt . 124 Pomeroy, OH MARSHALL TENNANT BAND Stop 1n, buna a fnend We also ha,. IIIPPr Hour M011 S.t 4 pm 6 p m UnadvertiSed spemls d1aty And Home Ma1ntenance • Roofing of all types • Stdtng • Remodeling • Free estimates • 20 Y rs. expereence 6 wks o ld Ca ll6 14 379 2703 Ap PRIC E REDUC E D - SIX r ooms w1t h two three bedroom, f a mil y r oo m , and equ1pped kllc hen, all 1n a m obil e home w 1fh lo ts of c l ose ts, por ch, l arge lo t w 1th a st r'awber r y patc h F m anc•n g ava il ab le W1l h down paymen t N ow $ 17,500 Roger Hysell GARAGE Month ol June, Thurs fn Sat OHIO VALLEY ROOFING - NEW LI STING - POMEROY - l'h story home o n a 70'x l00' lot H as me ta l sto r age bUIId•ng, tr on1 and S1de porch , firep l ace, a nd new ca rpet $27 ,500 Master Cha rge · Lo· lloy TOOLS- FURNITURE COOKWARE MISCELLANEOUS Corner of Depot & MaJn Rutland. Ohio v 1sa June - Addons and remodeling - Roohng and gutteo wotk -Concoete wotf - Piumbmg and eleclncal wook CE NTER f ra me hom e w 1th f• ve bedr oo m s, two ba th s, fron t and rear por c h, or• g •n al woodwor k, and d•sh was her S 10,000 Call Bill Ward AI Waod's Kerboard 1-446-4372 419 11c Hrs Mon Sun ZOO PM Z·JOAM C.r~ Oul Beer & Wine Anllable Call 992·6259 PH. 992-3982 AT & Mtddleporl SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 27 - 1 mo pd EUQENE LONG NE W LI STING - IANO TUNING AND REPAIR R ad ta tor Spec1 a ll st NATHAN BIGG S 35 Yrs E xpen ence ~~~~~~~~~~~~t~~~~======~ FRYE'S BOGGS Truck, Auto and For the Month of June Open Tues. 11"111 Sat. AUCTION COMPLET E RADIATOR SE RVI CE Fr o m th e s m a ll es t Hea ter Core to th ~ L a rgest R adtator SAL E M NEW LI STINBG 31~ Ac r e 1n the count ry w• th a one fl oor two bedroom hom e New moder n L k 1fche n w• th d• nm g ar ea, new bat h, wood burner, ga r age Man y m ore fea tu res $30,000 Rl I, '"'~"'·· ""· St Rt 7, between Mon Kea N•aht Tues Ud1es n1ghl all dnnh reduced for the women Wed 14 Cenlu1J n•aht 9 12, draft beer oniJ. Pool tournament 2 a m Thu rs-Old Mdwauke Ntlhl 9 flO •, Century Nu!hl fn & Sat lin bands drink & drown each n•aht, 10 p m Sun P1m, ptlcher beer speclll pnce Also BQ's on SundJY starbQ& - pr ox .ma tel y one ac r e of n• ce l ay•n g land w 1th a 12'x60 ' E l cona mob •l e home th at has free natu ra l gas, f ree wate r , and se pt tc Two bedroo m s, shade trees A barga1n a t $13,500 Business Services Pomeroy, Dh, o Publi c Not1ce . - Ma son Co. , WV Area Code 304 M eegs County Area Code 61<4 991-Middlepor1 Pomeroy 915-Chester lD-V1nton 24 s- RIO Grande 2S6-Guya n D1st 643-Arabla D1st 379- Walnut 81 H om e Improveme n ts 82 Plumb.ng & Hea tm g 83 Excava t.ng 84 E lec r 1Cal & Ref r•gera t .on 85 Genera l Hauli ng 86 M H Re pa.r 87 Upholst er y days aft er t he l as t pub t•i:at•on at t h ts not iCe Co m mon Pl eas w1 tht n the Me1 Couaft nt yerCou rt 1cf of (JJgsdays serv fhree of a cop y of th e A n swer or Pla 1nttff's attorney, w h o 1 J1 m D Fox 20 0 ~ Was h tn gt on Bo ul evard. Bel pre. Ohi 0 457 14 T h •s not1ce tS pub li shed on t he fo llow1ng da tes Larry E Spe nce r Cle r k of Me1gs Cou nt y, Court of Co m mon Pleas you r 1 sma ll par t Beag le puppy, f ema le, 8 weeks old 446 34 12 a ll er 4 Pupp1es 1/2 Border Col l re Sta t e Ro ut e 104 , Ch•ll •coth e, Oh to. 45601. and w hose cu r r ent add r ess 1S unk now n, w•ll t ak e not• ce tha t Pat rtC •a Ann Va ughn has til ed a Compl a •nt f or d• vor ce m the M e 1gs Coun t y Court o f Co mm on Pleas, Pom er oy, Oht o, Case No 18105, ca pt 1oned Pa tn c •a A nn Va ug hn vs Ronald 0 Va u ghn Sa •d Co mpla• nt alleges tha t Rona ld D Va ughn has bee n 9U1It y o f gross neg lect of d ut y an d ex t re m e c ru elt y, and prays t or a d•vor ce a nd other re li ef Sa •d Def endan t w ill t ake not 1ce t hat he •s r equ.red to answer th1 s Co m pl a •nt twe nt y . , ~ hi MCK CA~PET $4 ~sh&carryt 9 ( A ver age 4 wo rds pe r l1 ne) onch or mor e on n e w s p a p e r a dv e rtosong b e ot do s pl a y or cl ass olo e d you r ea ch thou sa nd s ol pol e nlo a l buy e r s that are r ece ov e Ga lha County A rea Code 61 4 446-Galltpohs 61 Far m EQ u• pm ent 62 Wa nted to buy 63 Lives tock 64 H ay & G r am 65 Seed & Fert1l 1zer 2 pups, fema les, one half co lli e, husk •e, the other part poodle 446 0770 CARPET AT LAST YEAR'S & Lhresyaek pla .nt mu st be fil ed w 1th to u se a STARTING AT $4.99 Cash &Carry following teleph on e exchanges. Far Ill Sgpplles column ea g er you 0 78 Ca mpmg Eq u tpment P ubli c Notic e w'l h' n .. ~7- Chesh.re 41 Houses lor Rent 42 Mob il e Homes for Ren t otJ Far m s tor Rent 44 Ap ar t ment tor Ren t 45 Furn 1shed Rooms 46 Space for r ent 47 Wa nted to Re n t 48 Eq u1 pme n t for Ren t 49 For Lease SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IS ACINCH IF YOU USE THE INCH! _..._ ~ 59 F or Sa le or Trade Rentals 11 Help Wanted 17 S• tuat1on Wanted 13 Insurance 14 Bu s1 ness Tra 1n1ng 15 Sc hool s l ns trucl10n 16 Rad•o TV & CB Rep€11r 17 M IScellaneous 18 Wan ted To do I 74 Motorc yc le s 15 Boats & Motor s 76 Auto Parts & Accessones 77 Auto Re patr 56 Pe t s fo r Sa le advanc p) o I .t 71 A utos for Sa le 72 Trucks f or Sa le 7Jva ns &4WD 54 Mt sc M e r c ha ndt se 55 Bulld mg Suppli es Real Estate 1n _.. , ClassifWd pages cover the SJ Anftques Pub l •c Sa le & Auct1on 9 wanted to Buy Th a i 's ro ght ! Wh e n • 21 Bu st ness Opport un •h Happy Ads Lost and Found Yard Sale (patd ..................... f lnanelai _,,.,, . , .",,,..,.,.,,, ... ,,r 8 week old k1 ttens to good home, a ll ma l e, ye ll ow and w h 1te 379 2435 IN 9FT. and 12 FT. WIDTHS Ya r d Sa le, 430 Fou r th Ave, Wednesday, Thursday and Fr 1day 446 8329 GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM 1 Yard Sa le ANY PERSO N w ho has Sentinel you c an st1lf have a h om e of your own tf you ea rn bet 1911 V1ndale 12x63 1 bedroom exprtndo 1n l1v1ng room fu ll y furn 1s hed washer & dryer , cen tral a1r. undc rp 1nned Set up 1n tra iler park $7 000 Call at ter 7 p m or before 10 a m 446 7417 Mob ile Home 12x52 1 bdr, parttally furn $2900 388 8688 1980 W1nd sor 14x70 w / heat pump 3 bdr , 7 bath, ct rcle k1tchen total elec tr• c. 1n l 1ke new cond, you ca n pay more but you wont f1nd one l1ke fh1s at $16 900 Call 446 0844 12 v 60 trail er, exce ll ent cond1 t1on Call 446 1552 Furn1shed, atr co nd•t •oned, underp1nn•ng, set up on tot •n Middleport Elcona 12c65 Mobile Home for sale Furn•shed 1n good cond On coun ty Rd 1 6 14 669 5092 Custom built furn . 2 bd room mobile home on rented r1ver front lot 1n Mason All elec , ce nt AC. W D cptd por ches, many extras Storage bldg Wlfh work ben c h A 1 cond M ust see to apprec•ate 304 773 5680 197 1 L•berty house trailer 2 bd room good cond , 1971 trader for add on room w1 t h 5 bd room pl u s 9x9 add on room w• th wmdows Wd l sell all together for $6,200 614 667 6329 anyt1me 1974 ho ll y park 3 bd rooms, 14x70, expando, to ta l etec, $12,000 Ca l l 949 2189 after S 00 p m 1974 Hil l c re s t Mobile H ome 2 bedroom $4,800 614 992 3917 aller S USED MOBILE 57627 11 HOME MOB ILE HOMES MOVE D L •censed & •n sured Call 304 576 27 11 1981 Wmdsor, 14x70, f ur nr sh ed, centra l a.r, 18, 800 wom a n Phone 304 675 3288 ween $9,000 and $15,1100 a year 2126 houses wtll be bu tII m lhe stale of Ohio un 304 882 223 4 1l der farm home rural housmg program th e 1982 Na shu a 14 X 70 w 'th 7X 20 expa nd o, 2 bedroom, 2 re mamde r of 1982 bath s, f.rep lace, al l el ec tn c. $1,000 down a nd assume payments Phone Insurance SANDY AND BEAVER In The se surance Co has offeced homes w•ll be fmanced se rv1 ces for f1 re insurance w1th no dow n pay m ent and coverag e 1n Gallla County w il l be low as for almost a century m onth See our 1 Farm, home and personal the Pi c Pa c property 8vllilable coverages to meet are 11 "'ar••• on RT 50, W m - 1\ATn<ms or call 992 7034 for dlvldual needs . Coni a ct Harry Pltchlord, agent Phone 446· U27 lnlo. Kingsbury Homes, 1100 E . Main St Pomeroy, Dh. - - -- - 304 576 2706 33 Farm s for Sale '-"---'--".!.='-"''-"='-- 28 AC R E f arm , 420 lb tobacc o allotme nl , runnmg wate r yea r round , $10,500. Phone 304 675 6851 �10-The 34 Sentinel Ohio B_u ~ n-eSS B ~ldings =._ S4 N igh t c lub for sa le or lease F r a nc•s Jones. 304 · 773· 5975 . Ca ll mornings . - JS . Plastic Septic Tank s. State and county approved. 1.000 gal. tank . price 1340. Other sizes in st ock, haul in your pi ck up tru ck. Ca ll 614·286· 5930, Jackson. Oh . RON EVANS E NT ERPR I SES - L~t!_~ Acreage __ Price redu ced . 2 lots wi th rura l wa ter c lose to c ity ltmits. $4 ,450 .00 1194 197 5 Case 450, dozer · tra ctor , 1.800 hrs.. very good co nd .. $14,900. Ca ll «6·4537 . Ca ll 446 - For sa le one and half acres more or l ess. Misc. Merchandice ap 198 2 Mod e l s Ka t c h ·A ll building s a ll sizes, w ired, rollup doors . Ga ll ipol is Bl ock Co., «6 27 83 . proximate l y 600 It road fronta ge on Cora Cen terpoin t Rd . near Cen · terpo int . $3 ,000 .00 Phone 681·69«. ZE BCO 404 COMBO 220 p l us acres. 25 30 bottom ROD & REEL res t pa stur e and woodland . 1/2 mile oft sta te highway 141 nea r Wa ter loo 25 miles to H unti ngton, I renton . & REG . 11 1.99· -;f; RJ.'( WILCOX , Ga ll ipo l is . $78,000 . 614 ·643 1803 f(FP UNIV!illSITY' ~>~' ·• lOIV'JNGroN , 25 acres, tobacco al lo t, barn, 2 ou t bldg s, com pletel y fenced, loca ted ap prox .. 4 m il es f rom Drum mend's Market on 775, S 10,000 Phone 446 0844 20 acres of st and.ng It m ber 6 I 4 997 6035 TWO acre lots 150 It r oad front age. ctty water , beh1nd 84 Lumber, cal l 304 6756873, 675 3618 Large lot for sale 9 m11es nor t h Pt Pleasant on Rt . 2 at Flatrock A ll utiliti es avat lab le. 304 67 5 1248 aft er 5 FIVE acres on H ickory Chapel Rd . 304 675 2373 af fer 5 p m 36 Real Estate Want ed BUY RE NT , 3 bedroom home wtth basement. Clif ton New Ha ven Area 304· 882 1984. Rentals 41 Hou ses for R ent H omes for Ren t , Lease or Land con tra ct in town or cou ntr y Call Strout Realty, 446 0008 3 bdr home in city , no pets, Re fer ence . Cal l 446 1158 . COOIN · 44 Apartment for R,_,e"-'ne_ l __ Furn tshed Apa rtmen t 607 2nd . Ave . Ga ll ipoli s. 1 bdr ., adults. $.195, ul ilf•es pd. Call446·4416 after 7PM . A partm ent, 2 bdr ., unf ., no pets . Ca l l446·3937 . Furnished ap t ., 2 bdr ., 1136 2nd Ave .. Ga llipoli s. S160, water pd., ch ild OK . Ca ll 446 44 16 after 7P M F urni shed ap t ., 3 bdr, 131 4th Ave., Ga llipoli s. S195, wa ter pd., c hild OK . Ca ll 446 4416 after 7PM . Fu rni shed Apar tm ents 243 Jackson Pike . 1 I 2 bdr ., S195 & $220. Adu lts, ut ilities pd. Cal l446·4416 after 7PM. Furnished eff iciency . Sl35, utilties pd , 607 2nd Ave .. Ga ll ipol is . One person , sha r e bath . Ca ll 446·4416 af · fer 7PM . E ff . Apar tm ent No. 5, second floor . Reng a nd deposit Pay your ow n uti li ti es Ad ults, no pets . 446·0957 For rent a 2 bd r . dup lex . Cou rt St . Ga llipolis With refrigerator and stove . No pets Ca ll 446·4428 or 446· 2605 . Partia ll y furnish ed . 4 r ooms and bat h. 992·5908 . 5 r hou se on river , bea utiful view , priva cy, S275 per mo. p lus depos tt . Ca l l 446 4922 after 5 : 30 or w.eekdens bd .r oom turn ap t. uttl•t•es tnc In Middleport 6 14 992 7177 3 Bed r oom Hou se in Rio Grand e 446·0157 A pt in M tddleport 2 room effi c iency. 1 304·88 2 2566 . 3 Bd r house in Ga lltpOit s, good r ef er ences, no pets, 1150 Ca ll 446 1734 afer 6 p.m . or bef ore 9 a m Apar tm en ts. 675·5548 Sma ll house. ref erences, depos1t. no pets. rea so nabl e. Wr ite P.O. Bo x 10, Ga ll ipoli s, Oh 4563 1. 3 bdr m . in the counl ry, ci t y sc hoo ls. Cal l 614-256 9363 . 2 bed . on the river , $180 per . mo., new l y decora ted, r ef. r eq Cal l Frt . or Sa t . 446 1886 Pomeroy 2 bd ro o m, r e m ode led, 408 Spring Ca rpeted, sec urtty deposit SIOO . Rent 1195 Ca ll after 6 p m 992 ·2288. For r ent in Racme nt ce 2 bd .room house . Comp let e ly furn ished, with air cond ., all uti l i ft es paid $300 . per month . 949·2801 or 949 ·2860 . 3 bd.room house, newl ey r edecora t ed , ca rpet ing , S300. per month . Stove and r efrig . furn . Ga rd ene r furn . Bath and 1h, garage . Ni ce loca tion . Deposi t . Fire pl ace and f amtly room . 614 '192 ·2362 . THREE bedroom hou se, ni ce .. n e ighborhood , r e f e r e nces & depo s it r equired $250. a month . 304-675· 1090. Lovely 6 room cottage, gar · den , 79 Jim Hill Road, H en derson, w v . Ca ll 803 886 4548. $200 per month, One month secu rity depos it . Thre e b edroom , full ba seme nt , fir epla ce, 2 acres, l oca ted on Grand· view H e ights, Pt .Piea sa nt. 304·675· 1737 . 675·1070 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile home for rent . Ca ll «6·4225 or 446·0756 . Mobile home for r ent . Call «6·3101 . Mobile Home, Eureka , 1 Bdr., turn., riverfront lot, ref . & deposil . Adults, 1100 mo. 1·643·26-44. 2 bedroom unfurn. trailer on George's Creek Rd . Call «6·3666 after 5:30. J, APAR TM E NT S, m obil e homes , h o u ses, Pt . Pleasant and Ga ll ipoli s. 614 446·8211 or 61 4-245·9484 TWO bedroo m , un · furn ished . One bedroom ef · f ic •ency . 304·67 5·2722. A P AR TMENT in Pl easa nt, 614-446·8221 . Pt . One bedroom apartment, pa rt •a ll y f urni shed in Hen· derson . Phone 304·67 5· 1972 . TWO bedroom apartm ent. phon e 304-675·67 53, 6 . 30· 9 :00pm . A PAR TMENT for r ent , in Pt . Pl easa nt, call 304·675· 5968. 45 Furnished Rooms SLEE PIN G ROOM S and light housek ee pin g apt., Park Centr al Hotel. Room s w•th cook ing, ca bl e, a tr , $40 a week . 304·773· 5651. ~ -- __ SJ!a~~ for Rent __ COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. L arge tots. Ca ll 997 7479 Small trail er spaces . Ma so n. 304-773·5651. Mobil e home space for rent , 3 miles from town, iuncti on 2 and 62 at old Y, Point Pl easant, 304-675- 3 2 4 8 51 Household Goods SWA IN A U CTION FURNITUR E & PAWN SHOP 62 Olive St ., Ga l lipol is. J pi ece lt v1 ng r oom suttes couch ·l ove sea t chair S199, 1 pi ece li vi ng r oom suites from $140 up, l ove seats from $70 up, mapl e dinet se ts from S99 to $199, wall huggers $100., recliner s sao. mapl e rockers S49 , bedroom suites 5150, vanety of tabl e l a mps, marble top stands $30 and up, box springs & mattress (new) $100, seve ral utility ca bin ets, kit · c hen ca binets wood & metal. baby beds, c hests of drawers $25 to $60 , 3-way r ec l iners $100, ga s & elec· tr ic ranges , refrigerators, wash stands, bu nk beds co mplete with b unki es S170, several dresse r s, ha ll trees, beds, bra ss head board beds SJ5, book cases, smokers, Hoover spin dry washer, w r i nge r t y pe washers. hutch. coa l & wood heater s, tel ev i sions, fan s, new tool s of all kmds , variety of sil ve rs tone cook · ware. Ca ll446·3159 GO OO U SE O A P· PLIANCES washers, dryers, r efrig era tor s, rang es. Skaggs Ap · pliances, Upper Ri ve r Rd ., beside Ston e Cr es t Motel. 446· 7398 LAY NE 'S FURNITURE Sofa , c hair, rocke r , of· taman, 3 tables, (ex tr a heavy by Fronti er), $685. Sofa , chair and lovesea t , $275 Sofas and chair s priced from $285 . l o S/ 95. Tab les, $38 and up to $109 . Hide· a·bed s, S340 ., qu ee n si ze, S380. Recliners , $175. to 1295 .. Lamps from 118 . to $65 . 5 pc dinettes from $79 ., to $385. 7 pc. , $189 and up Wood table with 4 chairs, 1219 up to 1495. Oesk SilO . Hutche s. 1300. and S375.. maple or pine fin ish . Bedroom sui tes Bassett Cherry, 1795. Bunk bed complete with mattresses, 1250. and up to 1395. Ca p· fain 's beds, $275. complete . Baby beds, S99. Mattresses o r box springs, full or twin , sse.. firm , 168. and 178 . Qu ee n se ts , $195. 4 dr . c hests, S42 5 dr . chests, $54 . Bed fram es, S20.and $25 , 10 gun Gun ca binets, $350., dmette chairs $20 . and $25 . Gas or e lectr ic ranges . 1325 . Baby matre sses. S25 & S35, bed framesS20. $25. & SJO . Used Furniture book case, ranges and TV's . 3 mile s out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 7pm, Mon . thru Fri ., 9am to 5pm, Sal. 446·0322 GE dryer, white, in good cond . Bed full size, book · case type . Call 61088·8469 after 5: 00PM. Kenmore 6 cycle washer, real n1ce, $90. General El ec tri c dryer, $90. 256· 1207 . Sec tional Sofa very com· fortable, L shaped by Drexel. ea rthtone striped, reversible cushion s. Lots of life left sti ll in this high quality sofa . $250. To see cal l «6·2419 . 30 in. General Electric range, gold in color , ap· prox . 5 yrs . old, $125. Ca ll «6·0307 or 614·256·9367 . H enderson trail er lot . Phone 304-675·2881 or 304· 675· 1574. 47 Wanted to Rent Wanted to r en t warehouse, storage building or large garage in city of Gallipolis. Ca ll «6·3159. Wanted to rent a small furnished house In Gallipolis. Must be in good cond . Call Mrs. May Rusk James, «60728. Modern 12x60. 3bdr., turn . mobile home . Conv . location. Sec. dep. Ca ll af· ter 5, «6·8558 . ONE bedroom mobile home, air-conditioned, on private lot, oul5klrts Henderson. Utilities furnished, 1230. month. 304-675-6730. S PRIN G VA LL EY TRAOING CO, SPR IN G VALLEY PLAZA. «6 8025. REPOS SESS ED SIGN! NO DOWNP AYME NT! Tak e over pa yme nts of S59 50 per month . 4'x 8' fl as hing arrow si g n . Com pl ete w / new bulb s & lett er s. Cutliff Signs. Toll Free 1 800·551 · 3070. As k abou l R E PO. Gasolin e and hea ting fuel. Ca ll Exce lsior Oil Com pany . 614 992-2205 Wa rd s heavy duty gas dryer . Exc. co nd , 3 y r s. old , $110 . Hoover delu xe 2 speed broom . $20. 614-985 4454. Mayta g washer, SIOO .. Na tu ral gas dryer S85. 614· 742· 2352 Portable Maytag dryer , e lec tr ic, avocado, exc. cond . 614·992 ·27 17 . B lac k pony sa ddle & bridle . 614 992 6035 . Pi c k yo ur own strawberr ies, new plan· t ing, easy ptcking. Open dai l y 8 a.m. ·B p.m . exce pt Sund ay, starting May 27. Location , 6 mil es off Rt 2 from A ppl e Grove on Jerry 's Run Road . Op· posite Wattersons Grocery . From Char leston area, 6 mile out from Rt . 35 at Pliny on Plantation Road, 304·57 6·2574 Metebandlse 6579. In · ·~· ground· Ablove ground. 174 pieces brown un · derpinning for a mobile home used just 1 year . A seven & one half feel by 58 inche wide multicolored, braided oval rug . White uniforms (pantsuits) three different styles, sizes 9-10. Call after 4PM, «6-3065. Federal no. 6, 12 gauge shot gun shells, field loads, $.1.99 per box. Spring Valley Trading Co., Spring Valley Plaza, «6·8025. 51 Household Goods Heavy duly Hotpofnl washer & dryer approx. S yrs . old. Looks like new, 1150. Call614-256-6753. ROD& REEL REG. $7.99· Sl.OOOFF $6.99. TILJUNE 6th. Cabinet Stereo AM-FM Radio combined . Air con· dilloner 7,500 BTU, 2 years old. Caii30H82· 2419. SPRING VALLEY TRADING CO., SPRING VALLEY PLAZA, «6·8025. r1~~=~~=:::::=:;:::==r:::::::=~:2~~==~ Fema l e Peekapoo puppy . $85. 304 675·5479. Musical Instruments Reg . Quarter h o r se gelding, 6 yr . old . Ca ll 614· 388·9770 . PINE RIDGE COL LI ES AKC R eg i ster ed Co lli e pups Ca ll 614-256· 1267 . For Sa te Sp tnet·Conso le Piano Ba r gai n . Wanted · Responsible party to take over low mon th ly pay m en· ts on sp inet piano. Ca n be seen loca ll y . Wrtt e Credit Manag er, P 0 . Box 537, Shelb v ill e. I N 46176. Fo r Sa l e · Sp ine t Co n so l e P t ano Bargatn · Wanted : Respons tbl e pa rt y to t ake ove r low monthly payme nts on sp inet piano Ca n be see n loca lly Write credit Manag er : P .O. Bo x 537 Shelbyvi ll e, IN 46176 . ONE Owens · Corning fiber g lass 60" tub shower unit stall. box ed, 10 year warranty . One 60" round so lid oak pedes tal tabl e 304·882·2804. EXCELLENT co ndition appliance. Large upright freezer $150 . 18 lb capacity washer & dryer $275. set. Gree n frostless r efriger ator S150. ca ll 304675·7264 . EXCELLENT condition, gold striped sofa $200 . 10 pc . bedroom suite, compl ete with qu een size mattress & spri ngs $400. Pine tabl e with 6 chairs S200. Coffee tabl e & 2 end tables, $75.00. 2 large li ving room lamps $35 .00 Call 304-675· 7264. Building Supplies Building materials block, brick, sewer pipes, win · dows, linte ls, etc Cl aude Winters, Rio Grande, 0. Call245·5121. Fruit _& Veget~~es Strawber ri es. Ca ll H ar old Taylor , 446·8692 or 245·9557. Str awberr ies pi ck your own , bring con t ai ne r . Claud e Winters, Rio Gran · de. 614 245·5121. STRAWBER RIE S. pick your own, ca ll304·737 ·3279 . --- - For sa te or trade 4·bolt main 350 Chevy bloc k, new crank, new bea rings, new timin g cha in, radi ca l cam shaft, new gasket se t . 14x9 Fenton RT mag wheels ( va rifit) . Ca ll 614-388·9684. 1972 2 ton Ford tru ck with stock ra c k s. Ca ll 614·367 · 7533 . Carport fram es of 3 c han· nel iron , 9"x26'. 5)6 in . stee l post 8 ft ., 3 fram ed used doors. 3 pa.r sliding oak door s, ga s water heater, s late roofin g. 614-992·6254 . 2 Mobile Homes 12x60. 1 stee l l ·beam 36x16. Roofing s hingle s, 3.00 bundle mi xed. 614-949·2195 Farm supplies & Lh'tSIBEII 61 Farm Equipment 78 model M . F . 245 diesel , 6 spd . trans ., PS, 250 Hrs .• same as new, $6,900. Bel saw, molder clea ner, same as new $900. 614·886· 5955. John Deer e LA Mower· cu ltivators, plows. Call256· 6506. 11 _· AUNT-WHO RAISED CAPTAIN EASY Et5 1'i ER· I YE 60r A D EA L FO R '-'OU . I WAt.JT 'YOU TO LlU if YOUR CAPTA I N STEEMER Ca r ·, pet Clean1ng featured by H affelt Brosther s Custom Carpets . Free estima tes . Ca ll 446 2107 . BRIARPATCH KE NN ELS Boarding and grooming. AKC Go rd on se tt er s, English Cocke r Spani els. Ca ll388·9790 ------ The Daily Sentinei - Page - ME - NEVER HAD A TV IN HeR HOUSE · S,.:tE , CONSID,.RED IT SINFUL- . Marcum Roofing & Spoutin g 30 years ex · perience. spectaliz1ng in bu ilt up roof . Call 614 388· 9621 or 6 14 388 9857 . HILLCREST KE NN EL Boardi ng all br eeds, clean tnd oor outdoor fa ci lit ies . Also AKC Reg . Dober mans . Ca ll446·7795. - Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio TRACY PAINTING 1nterior a nd• exterior, plumbing, roofing , some remodeling . 20 yrs exp. Cal1388 9651 . DRAGONWYNO CAT · TERY KE NN E L. AKC C ho w pup pi es, CFA Himalayan, Per sian and Si amese kittens. Ca ll 446· 3844 after 4 p.m . For Sale or Trade 4, 1982 STU CCO PLASTER IN G textur ed cei ling s co m · m er c•a l and r es •dentia l, tree es t imates Ca ll 256J. 1182 Pels for Sale ---- - --- 59 June 81 Hom e n_,_, ts,___ ___ l__m_p..:_ov e m~e'!! 56 57 · Friday, servlees by Larry Wright PRI CE'S REOU CEO. M eta l shee t 's fl at porce tin enam el coated, will naiL won't rust Ex. m aTer ial all types of building 20 24· gauge 4'x8' 17 .00, 4'xl0' 18.00, 4'xl2' $9.60. 4'x odd $5.00 . Tuppers Pl ai ns, Ohio 614-667 ·308!>. 58 FRICK 3 block saw mill . Power un i t , 258" b lades & edger . S400 . 304·458 1542 . S5 ' KIT 'N' CARLYLE'" Vege tabl e pl an ts, flowers. .60 cen ts a dozen. 614 ·992 · 7663 . 54 Misc. Merchandice Suppli es POODLE G ROOMING . 450 Case Dozer tilt & ang l e Ca ll Judy Taylor at 367· blade, S8500 Will trad e for 7220 . truc k or farm trac tor . 614· 643·29 18 . Soni a' s Professional Dog Gr oom1 ng . Cal l 61088 8547 Huff y 5 HP ri d ing lawn and ask for sonia . mowe r , newly overhauled . Cal l «6·4527 afl er 5:30p.m . Rabbi ts for sa le. Cal l 614· 256 156 1 3 lntelevis ion game ca r · fridges, $15 eac h . N ew . 367 · Reg . Dober mans for sate or 0262. tr ade. Fran cis Jones. 304· 773 5975 morni ngs 19 tnc h Sony portab le co lor TV , lik e new cond , $300. POODL E pupL AKC Ca ll 446·7781 eve nin g. registered . No Chec ks, 304· 895 3958 C1rc ler saw elec t ., 80 a mp charger o n wheels, 1250 watts light pland tor ch AKC T oy Poodle, 150. 304· compl ete w1th tanks . 1/2 675 2200a fl er6:00p.m. ton Intern a tion al tru ck with top, 4 spd . A ll for WANTEO FREE. colli e 1500.50 FIRM . Wi ll nol se ll puppy , male or fema le for separa te. 1224 2nd . AVe., ch il ds pets. Ph one 304·675· Ga llipol is. 5656. 4 cushion sofa, good cond ., 1125. Call614·256·6477 . ZEBCO 202 COMBO 12 x 60 lovely mobile home with ex pando living room on large corner lot in Mid dleport . Adults only. Call 992·2101 or 992·2319 . $10.99. TIL JU N E 6lh Misc. duc t work . Can be seen at Sacred Heart Chur · c h, 2222 Ja c kson Ave . Call 304-675·4602 . RATLIFF'S POOL CEN · TER Pools sale, supplies & installation. 403 2nd. Ave., Oh Call " ' Galll.pol·s 1 ~uilding Sl.OOOF F -------Tr a il er lot for r ent in Hen· derson . 304·675·2881 or 304· 675·1574. 55 ~=========.L=========~ 61 Far'!! ~~ij)~ffif - 71 Mec hani cal transplanter for setting toba cco now on sa le. Swisher Implement John Deere Deal er . Rt . 1. Ga l lipolis , «6·0475. G L ASS TINTIN G A ut o· Co mm ercia l · Resi d e ntial. Also kits ava il abl e Energy Control System . Ca ll 446 9316. New and Used Tro y ·Built tillers for gardening . Swis her t mplement John Deere D ea l er , Rt . 1, Ga llipoli s. 446·0475. 1963 Corvette bla ck 4 spd ., 327 eng ine, 40 ,000 mil es, ve ry good cond ., $6,300. Ca ll «6·8221. John Deere hay bail er, rake & mower, $2,000. 388 · 8502 or 614·875·6009. John Deer e 40 SP combine, both heads also straw for sale . Call Lawrence Bur· dell, 614·245·5181. John Dee re 3300 combine, John Deere 45 combine , Massie Ferguson 410 com · b ine, IHC 615 combine, Ku hn hay tedders, NH hay bine, IHC haybine, Ford round haybal er , New Idea l co rn pick er. Call614· 286·2731. Se t of 3 pt. hitch cultivator s $175 . 3 white geese, $15. 614· 949·2179 . N H ba le thrower fits 273· 310 balers. A l so bal e thrower wagon. 614·949· 263 1. 941 B Catipil l ar Endloader , raps, Jl!z ya rd , w ill se ll or trade for farm equipment . 304·458· 1542 . MF 3 bater, good cond iti on, $1200. 304-675·2377 . FOR SA LE OF TRADE . Case 450 dozer 115,000. Ford 5000 diesel $3950. M ·M 206 gas $950. Oliver 88 ga s $500. Ford 9N gas $950. Farm hand 85 bu grinder mi xe r 51500. MF # 12 baler $1295. 6'h disc new $350. N ew see d e r f e rtiliz e r spreader $325. 1 row cultivator $90. Pig poles S450. 32' hay or corn ele va tor $575. One set of 18 .4x34 ttres on rims S500. No reasonable offer r efused . Siders Equipment Co. Henderson, WV 304·675· 7421. 9 N Ford Tractor or trad e for Motorboat or pi ckup tru ck . Phone 304·576-2670. FARM EQUIPMENT, this weeks special, 140 In· ternational tractor, with one row mounted cultivators, excellent condition . $3,950. C A Allis Chalmers with 2 row moun ted cultivators Sl.900. Ne.w Holland 851 large round baler, demonstrator $7,200. Keefers Service Center, Sf . Rt. 87, Point Pl easan l, Ripley Road . Phone 304-895·3874. 63 Livestock Baby Holstein ca lv es. Walnut Hill Dairy . Ca ll barn -614·379·2419 or 614 379· 2350 or 614· 379· 260 I . Reg . Yearling Quarter hor · se, Reg. Weaning Quarter horse. Call «6·3413. Registered and graded hor· ses, exce llent 4-H project . English and western sad· dies everything imaginable in horse equipment and supplies. also riding lessons and trail rides and horse training . Ruth Reeves, Hoof Hollow. 614·698· 3290 . REGISTERED Appaloosa Mare. born July 20, '80. $400 . 304·882·3242. Livestock, Jersey cow with calf. yearling bull. Phone 304-675-5076. - - - - -- BOARDING HOUSE 71 Autos for Sale 1981 Horizon, 4 door, auto., p .s .. p .b., stereo and more. Low m i leage. Accept trade . 614·992-3798. 1973 Cutla ss Supre me, 2 dr ., air, PS, PB , tape deck, 47 ,000, good tir es, ex· cepti ona t ca r , $2,000 . Ca ll 446·0767 afl er 6. 1976 Mu stang II and 1973 El Ca mino. Both in good cond . 614-247·2185 1981 Cheve tte, 2 door. 4 speed, c loth interior , ex c. cond. Mu sl se l l. 614· 742· 2143 . 1972 Vo lkswagen Super Beetle, engi ne and body needs so m e work, $250 . 304 675·7176 1972 Dodg e D art , slant stx, $600. Phone 304-675·1325. 1974 Golddu ster Sl25 . ca ll a ft er 5 P . M . Phone 304 895 3548 . 1980 Olds Cu tla ss, 4 door , exce ll ent con diti on $5,300 . or ass um e payment s Phone 304-882·2546. ------·-1972 Vo lk eswage n bee tl e, rou gh runs grea t, needs stick fr an · a utom a t ic sm iss ion work . Joe, 304· 6690 or 614-992·22 16. 1970 Volkeswagen, good cond ition, no ru st. ca ll af · ter 4 Pm . 304·675 5689 . 1980 Cutl ass Brougham, very good condition , 29,000 mil es. Phone 304-773 ·5078 7_!______!!_u_£k_:_s_!or Sale 31• 1979 Ford F250 T . HD Pi ckup , V ·8, p.s., p.b .. ai r , automatic. Good cond i tton . «6·2641. 1974 Chevro lel. PU , 3 spd ., hit c h , exce ll e nt m ec hanic ally , bed ru st y, $500. Cal l614-3 79·2469. Fren c h Ct t y Pa1 nt1ng residential & com mercial, int erior, exterior, paper hanging , & t ex tur ed ce il ings. __ cal l 367· 7784 or 36~161) Creative wood de c ks, pr essu rized pine, ceda r & r edwood. Free esftmate Call 388·9762 . Masonarv work, Logue Contrac t i n g , Rt. 1. Ewing ton . Call 388·9939 C H RIS T IAN'S CO N STRUCTION . Cons tr . . roofing, s•ding, spou t ing, fenci ng, painttng , repatrs &. c l ea nin g 446 ·2000, ca ll before 8 and aft er 5:30. Roofing & pa1nf1ng·in tertor & ex terior , minor ca rpetry, paneling , etc. Free es ti ma tes . Ca ll 614 379·2216 or614 ·379 2259 Ge ne's St eam Ca rp e t Clean ·Scotch Ga urd Free est imates -spring specin l s· Gene Sm ith , 992·6309 . 74 Motorcycles 81 Honda Elsinore 450 ex c. cond . Call 446·8342 or 614· 245·5478 . 'I'OUR THREE ROCK L.I\UNCHERS HAVE JUST BEEN DISA"-MED! I ..when bac~ sets RINGLES'S SERV I CE ex perienced mason , roofer , car pen t er , e l e c tr• cia n , general r epairs and remodelin g . Phone 304·675· 2088 or 675· 4560 Water we ll s Commercia l and Domestt c Test holes Pumps Sales and Servi ce . 304 89 5 3802 . ADVANCEO Seam l ess Gut t er · Ooor s . Offering continuous gut t e ring , sea ml ess sid ing, roofing , garage door s, fr ee es tim a tes, 614·698·8205 . Lonq as you is up ther' whLJ don' 40u wind __,=~t;.._ th' fool thin' ? WINNIE LET ME GET THIS S1JfA/6HT! )IOU'~E OFFERING ME A)J INTER£ST IN WRIGHT ENTERPRISES I TRIED CALLING BUT TUTU TELLS ME HE'S BEEN SUMMOHED TO ... "IF AND WIE!V YOU CAME TO YOUR'. WHE~ MOTHER DIED, SHE BEQUEATHED EVEI?Y71f1NG TO ME! WITH SPI:CII'IC INSTRUCTIONS THAT I , IN TU~N, PROVIPE FOR YOU ... BILL, SENSES!' I f)a>J'T KNOW... TUTU JUST SAIP TfiAT IT WAS U~NT. . Oti?VIUE'S/ AN[l ORVILLE WANTE[l TO SEE BILL I?I6HT AWAY./ INTERNATIONAL _? 82 &eni~tel~~~nl~ti~-------CIJ-Gro-~-R.-i~-~-~---9-o_o_o_ rn _m_s_~-.ro----------FRIDAY 6/4/82 Plumbing __ ~- ~~ea ting __ _ EVENING CAR TER 'S PLUMBIN G A ND HE A TIN G Cor . Fourth and Pine Phone 446· 3888 or 446· 4477 - - .- -- - - - - -- -- ---83 E xcavating - 8:00 - Gallipolis Di ve r sifi ed Con· st. Co. Custom dozer & backhoe work. Spec i a l farm rat es. Cal l us for fr ee estima tes. 446·4440 OCllcrJO Cil® lll <l21 News (l) MOVIE: 'The MysterIous Stranger' (I) 1982 NCAA World Series from Oltlaha , NE Game 1 (]) My Three Sons (I) ABC Newo ()) Electric Company CID Over !asy 8:30 0 Cll (!) NBC Newo (lJ $60,000 Pyramid 84 ElicfriCa_l _- · -· 1980 Harley Davidson wide glide, show room cond. Call ___ ~ ~_!!'igeratio ~ _ 4-46· 7781 even ing . SE WING Machine r epairs, ser vice . Authorized Singer 1970 Yamaha fully chop · Sa les & Servi ce Sharpen ped, new clutch, 650 Scissors. Fabri c Shop, enginer. 614·949·2468. Pom eroy. 992·2284. HONDA Passport, 1981, 300 8~ -~ ~~~iiH ~UJiOg- ~ miles, windshield , $550. JONES BOY S WATER 304·675·4329. SERVICE . Cal l 367· 7471 or 367·0591. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale Need so mething haul ed Chris Crall Constellation away or somethin g moved? cab in cruiser . 36ft, loaded We'll do it. Ca ll 446·3159 or with 40 II trailer . $12,500. 614·286·5740 alter 6. 614·«6·9520 (I) Dr. Who (jj) Ulloa~ Yoga and You 7:00 e (f) HBO Sneak Preview Host Leonard Harris takes a look at upcoming mov- · ias, spQits and specials.' (lJ Another Ufo Cll Major Laoguo Boaoball: Mont""'l at AUanta Clllll (I) Family Feud (!) Billy Grahom Cruaado ()) Bualneu Rapon ill Richard Tonl!!_ht 8 :00 8 ClJ Rain- Gl~ Annie, a production assistant, holds a phony auction to raise money for her mother. . (J) MOVIE: 'Continental Divide' (J) lil.tlonal Geographic r~n.an Benaon Ia mugged. (R) (Closedceptlonedl 8 (I) Dukoa of Hozurd Cooter atands In the way . of Bdoa •Hogg'a plana. (Ri (80mln.) (I) (])) Weohfngton w.-; Review Peul Duke hoata oa top Waahlngton loom•~ lata the week 'a 4-Gen. S.B. radial tires, HR .. . Slmmona (jj) luueo: Ohio • ()JI Entertainment 78·15 good cond. 145". all 4. 87 .. ' (]Z AtoC News 0 Cll P.M . Magazine Cll MOVIE: 'Don't Go Near the Water' (lJ Bull' a (D Winne,.. (I) Entertainment Tonight (!) Hoppy Days 0 Cll Tic Toe Dough (I) (])) MocNolHohrar Report liD Nowa (]Z Muppet Show 7:30 0 Cll You Aaked For It Hanshaws Used Tires . JIMS Water Service. Ca ll Lucas Lane, Point JimLanier, 304·675· 7397 . Pleasant. 304-675·7360. If you need your trash Eight fool insullaled truck hauled away , ca ll Harper topper, like new. Call 304· 304·675·5868 betwee n I PM and 5 P . M . Lawn mower 675-3248. repaired . Upholster y Phone 304·675-2915 after 5 ·..:__ _.=..~:=="-'TRISTATE p.m. UPHOL STERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Ave ., Gallipolis. 77 Auto Repair «6-7833 or «6·1833. Oualfly AutObody & work. Professional custom S Upholstery Rt . paint work on motorcycll!lt. Pt. Pleasant, 304· " Auto Trim Center, ~- 1968 , I· 6l'5·41.54 e !'Y• Now Hauling lim es tone-fill 1974 IS fl . Star Craft top soil ·gravel. Free fiberglass bass boat with estimates. Call367· 7101. trailer, $600. 367-0262 . HAULING-Limeston e, gra vel. sand . Ph . 742·2505. Father Knows Beat Cll Muppe1 Show 0 Cll liD CBS Nowo 1979 CB 750 K Hond a, lik e Lawr enc e Si denstri cker new condition . 6,000 miles, Ba ck hoe Se r vice . Ca ll 675· 5580 extr as. Ca ll614-379·2597. Auto Parts & Accessories ~ou th' li'l han', th' biq han' is boun t'follow! (I) 76 KA.BOOMS HAFF F IZZLED.1 F & K Tr ee Trimming , stump r emova l . 675 133 1. BUILO I N G remodeling,carpentry, roo · fing , plumbing, co ncr ete work . 304 675·2440 . 1966 Willys Jeep, 4 wheel drive, Hardtop. $900 . Phone 304·895·3874 . HA.V! BEEN DIZARMED! OUR BIG RON'S Te levision Servi ce. Specia l izing in Zenith and Motoro l a , Quazar, and house ca ll s. Phone 576 2398 or 446 2454 . 1952 1 ton c hevrolet tru c k , 8 fl . dump bed, good con· dillon 1900. Phon e 304·895· 3874, between 8AM· 5 PM . 79 Blaz er , 4 whee l dr ive, 24,000 mil es. 16,800. 304·882 · 2234. HE 1S RIGHT, YOUR GRAZE! DEY FROM ALLEY CX>P, GENTLEMEN! Hom e repairs, Painting ex· tenor and inter ior, gutter c lea nin g. Roof patnftng , re · po int ch im neys A ft er 6 p m . 614 992 74 19 76 Ford pi ckup 40,000 mil es, lots of extras, $2 ,000 . firm . 304·675·2563 afler 5 p .m . 'ilans&4W .D . WE HA..VE RECEIVED A MESSbr..GE Spec ta l March and Apr d on l y . Gene's Deep Steam Clea nin g. Scotch Gaurd. Fr eees ttm ate. 992 6309 J IMS Pest Conl r 'I Ca ll us anytime f or termi te problem s . ~ r ee inspec ti ons. VA & FHA for ms available. Licensed & ill· sured by OhtO & WV At't word done by a q ualified & tr ai ned servt ce man . 304· 675·3536, 304-6 75·460 3 71 NEWS PAPER J0 6 AND WO RK F LJ LL l iME FOR ME A 9 A PUBLI CIST. WHA T DO 'r'OU 5 AY ~ •netvz• , newa. (JI,III!ly~12en.oct, 8:30 (I) @ Wall Street Week Loui s Rukeyser analyzes the '80s wtth a weekly review of economic and •n· vestment matter s. 9 :00 Cll MOVIE: 'Ashanti' (]) 700 Club (!) 1982 NCAA World Series from Omaha , NE Game 2 Ill ([) (JQJ Dallas Jock tnstitutes a plan wh1ch dramatically affects the future of the Ewmg family . (R)i60 min I (I) Next Question (j]) Harvest of Shame Th1 s program examtnes the con dtttons of the mtgrant s workers who labor in the fields of America (60 min I Ill <HI MOVIE: 'Freedom' 9 :30 Cil World of Charlie Company Thts documentary , hosted by CBS news correspondent John laurence. covers the day-today life of the first U.S combat soldiers in Vietnam. (60 min.) 10:00 0 Cll (!) McClain 's Law McClain and Gates investigate pohce brutality in a neighbonng town (60 min .) (]) HBO Theater: Plaza Sutte Three couples oc cupy Suite 719 of New York 's Plaza Hotel at different times in this comedy ~ Neil Stmon. C1J Ill (]Z Strike Force A longtime nemesis of Murphy arrives to assassinate a Judge Guest starring David McCallum. (R) (60 min.) I!J (I) ® Falcon Crest Chase tries desperately to avoid a tax bill by preselling his grapes. (R) (60 min.) (fi) Newawatch 10:30 (])Sing out America (J) TBS Evening News Cll Superstar Profile (fi1 Masterpiece Theatre 'Flickers.' Arnie, totally preoccupied with the filmmaking businesa, cannot understand why his new bride gives him a cold reception on .their delayed wedding night. (80 min.) (Closed CaEtionodl 11 :oq • Cll CllliJ • Cll ill .. (]ZNowa (ll MOVIE: 'Tho Family Mon' Cll Neahvlllo RFD Cll Dick Cavett . 11:30 8 (I)(!) Tonight Show (1)-Ufo tho Fomlly ~ Allin I :II""M) !I(!)~ otter. Ill ~':l~~:E~~ Laa1 WINO' Cll MOVIE: ' F . -' ill MOVIE: 'Blal:l< Noon' 81ory to defend o mon wj1o kHlod hfa w~o· a murdorW- (RI (80 min.) p· Cll Cllptloned ABC Nowa CD CUI Nightline 12:00 CD MOVIE : 'Atlantic City' (]) Burns & Allen (]) ESPN Sports Center (I) MOVIE: 'Tho Big Sky ' ()) Nightline (IJ PBS Late Night &I CD Fridays Tomght' s guest host . Jamte l ee CurIts, tS JOined by Garland Jeffries. (A) (90 min ) 12:30 0 Cll (!) Lata Night With David Lenerman Oavtd ts JOined by Jay Lena and Dan Greenberg . (90 m1n.) (]) Jack Benny Show (]) Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City (I) Fridays Tontght' s guest host, Jamie Lee Curtts. ts JOined by Garland Jeffnes (R) (90 m'n I 12:45 (l) MOVIE: 'The Evil' 1 :00 (]) I Married Joan 1 :30 C1) My Uttle Margie (!) Ill <D News liD MOVIE : 'Cry Of The Banshee' 1 :45 (l) MOVIE: 'The Day breakers' 2 :00 0 Cll Newo (]) Bachelor Father 2 :15 (I) MOVIE: 'Tribute to a Bad Man' · 2 :30 CJ) Ute of Riley (]) MOVIE: 'Unforgiven' 3 :00 CJ) Burna & Allen Cll ESPN Sporu Center 3:30 (l) MOVIE: 'Continental Divide' (]) Jack Benny Show 3:46 (l) MOVIE: 'Ashantl' 4 :00 (lJ I Married Joan (!) 1982 NCAA World Series from Oinaha, NE Game 1 4 :30 (])My Uttle Margie SATURDAY 6/5/82 ""•· Hanna's Ark m tD Solid Gold 7 :30 0 CD Inside look Cil American Trail (]) In the Know (fi) Sneak Previews Hos1s Roger Ebert and Gene Stskel htghhghl stx ftlm s that they constder to be 'Buned Treasures.· good movtes that the pubhc mtssed ftrst ttme around 8 :00 0 (I) CD Harper Valley Flora becomes chummy wtth Stell a (A) (I) MOVIE: 'Stripes ' (I) MOVIE : '3 : 10 to Yuma ' ([) MOVIE : ·Fighting Seabees ' ()) Program To Be Announced 0 (J) GJ Walt Disney Ftrst of Two Part s 'The Treasure of San Bosco Reef . A young boy stumbles across murder and stolen treasure. (A) (60 min.) (]) MOVIE: 'S nows Of Kilimanjaro' (])) Claseic Country G (D All God's Children Cll (!) One of the 8 :30 0 Bovs ® Mand<oll and tha Man · drell Sisters Barbara and her SISters aro jOtned by Danny Thomas and Ga•l Davtes (A) !60 mm I {]) MOVIE : ' Pulp ' (!) 1982 NCAA W orld Series from Omaha. NE · Game 4 ()) CD (J2l l ove Boat fCiosed-Capttoned] 0 Cl) (]0) MOVIE : 'The Mating Season ' CID Matinee at the Bijou "The Last Mile · Starrmg Pres ton Foster Howa rd Phtlhps and Paul Ftx . (90 mtn) 0 :00 0 rn (!) NBC Reports 1 'The Maktng of the Prost dent · John Chance llor ex ammes why Ronald Reagan won the 1980 Pres1den tt al alectton (60 mm ) CD MOVIE: ' Blow Out ' (]J TBS Evening New s ()) 10 (D Fantasy I sland A woman yearns 10 wnte a book and an ell-COn attempt s to recapture hts boyhood Gues t starnng Phyllis Davis and Claude Aktns . (A) (60 mtn ) [Ciosed-Capttoned ] 0 Cll 0 Cll liD News (l) MOVIE: 'My Cham· pion' (])Traveler's World (!) 1982 NCAA World Serie1 from Omaha, NE Game 3 (I) Champk>nship Wrestling (l) God Has the AnsWer (I) Classic Country (])) MOVIE: 'The Private Ufo .of Don Juan' 8:30 8 Cll (!) NBC Newa CJ) Pro Celebrity Golf -· CI)Nowa (I)Concom C1!1 CBS Newa 7:00 U(J) "DoncoFever (J) MOVIE: ' B Junalo' Cll Judy Lynn Show 8 Cll a Cll H" Haw (!) LawNnco Walk by THOMAS JOSEPH 40 Di stnbuted ACROSS 1 Lawsuit 41 Rmd s Sunnount 10 Asian n ve r DOWN 11 Jewish I Billi ard shot 2 Kmd of aCid festi val 12 Latvian city 3 What little girls arc I J Obstacle made of tr ees made of 15 .. _ 4 Time diVISIOn Clear Day" 5 Showed 16 mercy ct labora tow ards 11 Three 6 WI island (prefix I 7 Maca w 18 Coach's 8 Nursery concern rhyme lad 20 Spanish 9 Arab office article Yesterday's Answer 14 Agave fi ber 16 Pa lm leaf HI l t..'l lian r iver 22 Gaucho's weapo n 23 Brute 24 Guara nteed 25 Standard 27 Stnn~cd 1nstrument :10 F:xpunge :11 Honey badger :t:1 Ellmt-,rton's " Satm - ·· 36 -- tee rexactly~ :17 flandy 21 Rwnanian city 22 Greek letter 23 Comedian Kubelsky 2S Prize name 26 Within (prefix! 27 Unassisted 28 Dolt 29 Supplicat.ion 32 Break bread 33 Obscure 34 Bikini part 35 Son of Poseidon 37 Apartment 38 Schooi!Fr.l 39 Yorkshire river I () . I ·:s-~--:- EVENING 8 :00 ~~t,/ I I K I IYAUNES t DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work AXVDLBAAXIl Ia Now Mongo tho cfrClod lotto.. IO _ __ 1o1m tho """""' - · .. aug- CRVPTOQUOTES ~bytho Prtntanswerhere: ( . . I Jurr'Gioa: SIEGE What Artawef: LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A ll used for the three L '5, X for the two O's, etc Single letters. · apo1trophes, the length and formati?n of the words are all hints. Each day the code lett ers are different. I I I Yllterday I It : I I I ) PHK EB GTKMTTZ p VRF URWWPGR HPK ERZ PZF KYT PHKEB IY , ~tomom>wl VIRUS nPTOE DEBTOR IOt"M women claim to ba- ''ORESSTITUTE'' ~ ~~~$.5'"!t:::"!:~EI PZF KVT WTBB K Y T PHKEBK FRTB KYT GTKKTH . - PZFHT VEFT Yeslenlay's Cryptoquole: THERE WILL NEVER BE A SYSTEM INVENTED WHICH WILL DO AWAY WITH THE NECESSITY FOR WORK. - HENRY FORD �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 4, 1982 I Britain tightens grip around Stanley The Argentines, dug In with StanBy The Associated l're88 Britain showered surrender Iea- . ley's harbor·behind them, held fast and fired salvos from 155mm guns fietsDn the besieged Argentine garat the British positions, Argentina's rison at Stanley, tightening the Telem news agency reported. psychological screws as the two But the Argentine artillery ftre foes traded artillery !Ire prior to the was "sporadic and ineffective," British attack on the Falklands capcorrespondent Jeremy Hands of Ital expected this weekend. Argentine and British patrols In- Britain's Independent Te levlston News said In a report passed by filtrated through a chill, thick fog British military censors. Thursday, probing for weak points The Argentines appeared "disorIn each other'sllnes around the capganized and unbelievably badly Ital, correspondent~ for the two naplaced to defend themselves, .. tions reported from the war front. Hands said, adding, "They've got British 1ffimm artillery on the little to stop the British from getting high ground west of Stanley within shouting distance of the town pumped shells on the estimated center.'' 7,000-man Argentine garrison, Mllll<lry sources In London said whUe ships a nd planes of the British Maj. Gen. Jeremy Moore, comfleet pounded the capital from the mander of British ground forces In sea and air, British reporters said. British Positions the Falklands, probably will unleash the British offensive this weekend after completing his bulldup of troop.q, heavy weapons and supplies at the front. PLANES - Soaring planes on this noat created by the Central Trust Co., paid tribute to General James Hartinger's career in the U.S. Air Corps in Saturday's parade honoring the general. Activities termed 'highly' successful Activities at Middleport Park last Saturday during General Hartinger Four.Sl<lr Celebration, sponsored by the Middleport Chamber of Commerce, were very successful ac· eording to Bob Gilmore. pres ident. Music was provided by Harold Clark and " The Ohio Bluegrass Boys: · and " Francis Andrews and the Ohio Riv er Drifters." There was a horseshoe pitching contest conducted by Jim Pape and Jim Sclunoll. First place winner was Toodles Durst second place, Lou Sauer and third, Kenny Frash . Winners of the girls' softball throw, first. second and third respectively went to Susie Barker, Judy Miller and LeAnn Newell. Winners of the sack races were Shel ly Arnold, Jason Bush. Aaron Davis. Ronnie Fry. P. J . Gibbs. Matt Area deaths Mary May Frye :vtary May Frye, 74. Mlddleport. died Thursday at St. Anthony Has· pltal . Columbus. Mrs. Frye was born April 22. 1!0! In Unculn Coun ty. W. Va .. the daughter of the late Johnny M. and Martha Smith Adkins. She was also preceded In death by her stepfa ther. Clarence Smith. two daughters. Dorothy and Rosie. one son. Ora, three sisters a nd one brothe r. She attended the Church of God In Middleport . She Is survived by her husband. Willard Frye; two daughters and sons-In-law, Margie and Randall Peck, Cheshire; J ea n and Jack Corns. Davln , W. Va.; three sons and da ughters-In-law, Otis and Palma Frye. Toledo; William and Donna Frye. Jr .. and James Edward and Linda Frye. a ll of Cleveland; 23 grandchildren. and 21 great grandchlldren. Funeral servlces will be held Sunday a t 2 p.m . at Rawlings-CoatsBlower Funeral Home with Keith Adkins officiating. Burial wlll be In Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Mordecai F. Vickers Mordecai F . VIckers. III. 78, Pinch, W.Va ., died Thursday at hi> residence. Mr. VIckers was born at Pinch the son of the late Mordecai and Clara Gatchell VIckers. He was alSO preceded In death by six slsters, two brothers and one grandson. He was a retired employe of the South Penn Oil Co. He 15 survlved by his wtfe, Nora Klng~ey VIckers; four daughters, Mrs. Allen (Opal) Upscomb, Hemlock Grove; Mrs. Weldon (Joyce) Bartrum. Rutland; Barbara Chapman, Syracuse, and Mrs. Clement (Marian) Burdette, Pinch; three sons, Paul F . VIckers, Burlington, Ohio; M. H. VIckers, Jr., Pinch and Eddie K. VIckers, Elkview, W.Va.; 22 grandchUdren; 17 great grandc hildren; three sisters, Elza Kinder, Lorain; Sylvia VIckers, C harleston; May Taylor, Parkersburg. Funeral servlces will be held Saturday at 1 : 30 p.m. at the Hater Funeral Home, Elkview with the Rev. Davld Click officiating. Burial ' wtll be In Vickers Cemetery, Pinch. Friends may call at the funeral home this evening from 6 to 9. Rebekah Wallace Rebekah Faith Wallace, eight month old daughter of Bruce and Gloria Buck Wallace, Canal Winche>ter, formerl y of Meigs County. died in Children's Hos pit<Jl, Columbus. In additi on to he r parents, she is survi ved by a sister, Nal<llie Dawn, and a brother, Buck Richard, both at hurn c; paternal grandparents , Haynes, Jason Nottingham, Becky Mcintyre, and Kim Mcintyre. In the rubic cube contest Charles Ca rson was the first place winner and Paul Gilmore was runner-up. The tug of war was won by member. of Southern's Football team defeating the Meigs Track team . Other events included a dunking machine, greased pole, a bake sale, fl ea markets, food and drink concessions and public games. The Middleport Fire Department had several fire trucks on display as well as an emergency squad on sl<lndby . The fire department also sold barbecue chicken. The Sky H1 Skydiving Club of Ravenswood presented a skydiving exhibition wh1ch was we ll received. Gilmore issued the following st<Jtement : .. As preside nt of the Middleport Chamber of Commerce we extend a sincere thanks to all who contributed the ir time. effort and money towards the festival. This was our first annual and as such, g1ves us a building block for those in the future . We kno\1' where we made our misl<lkes and omissions and the one next year will be bigger and better . Plan now to be a pa1t of it." bound, one mlle west of Ohio 7, at 12: <10 p.m. when her vehicle met an eastbound United Parcel Servlce dellvery truck driven by James F . Harwood, 32, Lucasvllle, on a curve and coutded . Slight damage was reported to both vehicles. · MJnor Injury was reported to Jennlfer Bernstein, 6, Rt. 1, Bidwell, a passenger In a car driven by Dolly Bernstein, 28, Rt. I, Bidwell, In an Berkeley Sound British government sources said Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has given the commanders the go-ahead to attack Stanley "whenever they are ready" and assured them they will not be held up · for "political or diplomatic Press Association, Britain's domestic news agency, said Mrs. Thatcher gave the Argentines "one last offer" to withdraw from the Falklands and avoid a potentially bloody showdown. · ~ort Harriet I I 0 ~ t\, I early Thursday morning accident on Buck Ridge Road. The patrol said Bessie Reynolds, 44, Rt. 2, Bidwell, pulled from a private driveway at 6:45a .m. Into _the path of a southbound car driven by Dolly Bernstein. Bernstein applled her brakes to avoid a colltslon, and her passenger struck her head on the windshield. The patrol reported she wasn't treated. • Vol. 16 No . 16 _copyrighted 1982 oters to decide issues, pick candidates Tuesda"- Brltl8h Prime MIDIMer Mar'lbatdler maklll!l a point tAl hll!flldE!IIt Beagan in Parlll dura private conversaUon prlqr tbe .,....... ol tbe Eeonomlc ~ beld at Venallle A complete liUD1JDal'y o1 summit appean on page 0. ,, • ·< !Prell~ Beagan apoll&tzed tAl Judlll for his frequent abeendurlng the trial Friday. For reporta of the trial, &ee A-t. MIDDLEPORT FIRE DEPT. MICHAE YOUR VOTE WILLIE APPRECIATED s.o.c.c. HAPPY·BIRTHDAY VINTON - 1be plot: a runaway, teenage girl -Identity unknown -llving.wlth a couple In an Isolated, rural area disappears; the husband later becomes involved in a crlmlnal Investigation and L~ sent to the penitentiary; a w~. believed to be bls wife, vanishes; years later, reportS belin circulating that the girl Is deed • murden!d by the husband, or the wife, 01' both. because an unplanned, unwanted preg'nancy; the girl's body, the reports lllslst, wu dismembered; the remains thrown Int.. an abandoned ID-foot deep well; an Investigation or development aDd production or cowit1ea Gothic DOvels lllld bad rnilvl!!t.. 'l)at exact stDryllne bas led the . Qallli County Sberlf!'a Depart. meDt to belln 4ralDIJii a well lalowll to have been aballdoned for at least 40 yean - located ~ a ~-~Scotti ScbooiRoad In 11\mtbllfoli 'fownablp. ELBERFElDS IN POMEROY· . . . ' By KEVIN KELLY 'Ilmes-&ntlnel Staff GALLIPOLIS - In what has been acknowledged by candida tes a nd vote rs alike to be a quiet campaign, Gallla countlans will have more than usual - In terms of office- er's position are six Republicans. four De- The winner of the four-way Republican race seekers and Issues - to c hoose from on the sion are realtor Myron L. "Bud " McGhee, will in the fall go against Charles Wells, the (Continued on Page A-4) ballot Tuesday. Running for the one county commlsslon- Rt . 2, Gallipolis; retired Ceentral Trust Co. executive Martin G. Kerns , Rt.l, Gall ipolis; ::!!"':"!~-*-:.......,..,. mocrats a nd one Independent. There are four Democrats a nd two Republicans after the county auditor's job, a nd voJers will also decide for or against three operating levies. GOP ca ndidates for the county commis- Rio Grande Mayor Ma rlin WC'dcmeyer: bus· lnessma n Verlln L. Swa in , Rt. 1. Crown City, a former Gallla Coun ty treasurer; J. Robert Evans, Rt. 4, Ga llipolis, a former Ri o Grande mayor a nd principal at Mercerv1Ue and Southwestern high schools; and Robert J . Rippey, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, a longtime em ployee of the Robbins a nd Myers electric motor dlvlslon plant. Lonnie W. Burger, Rt. 2, Bidwell , the In cumbent commissioner . Is seeking the Democratic bid for renomination. He was first elected In 1978 after defeating Republican opponent Bob Saunders. Running against Burger is J .E. "Dick" Cremeens, Eureka Star Route, the former Gallia County Local Board of Education president; James N.M. Davls, Eureka Star Route, former Ga Uia Academy High School principal a nd presently vlce president of the Gallipolis City Board of Education: and Donald R. Wright, Rt. 4, Ga llipolis, an Ohio (Continued on Page A41 The mea~ure raises the Income and some other taxes and cuts another $llJ9 mllllon In spending from the budget. Along with the cut· backs already made, the bill supposedly will wipe out a biennial deficit of about $1.3 bllllon. Collier said if the Legtstature does nothing, the result~ would be disastrous. Cut~ In the range of 26 percent to 31 percent would put some agencies out of business w sharply curtaU others, he said. Whlle Collier did not elaborate, he said: "They would just be massive. Tite governor would have no choice but to lnnplement them.''· ·· Meanwhtle, Senate President Paul E. Gillmor, R-Port Clinton, said he sees only about a 50-50 chance for the bill to emerge from a joint conference committee In time for both houses to vote on It before July 1. Both the Senate and House versions of the bill call for an Increase In the Income tax. As the btll now reads, the boost would be 50 percent, collected for one year starting July 1. Senate leaders have not Indicated whether they will go along with the 50 percent lncrea>e which was set by the House. • ID News briefs ... Appalachian Highway work begins WEST UNION, Ohio - Ground has been broke n for the final section of the Appalachian Highway, and Sta te Development Di rector James Duerk says completion of the road will Increase the tempo of Industrial development In southern Ohio. "Ever since work began on the multi-lane, east-west roadway, there has been a growth of Industries loca ting near the highway," Duerk said Friday. Ohio's jobless rate is less COLUMBUS, Ohio- Ohio's unemployment rate dropped In Ma y. whUe the nation 's jobless rate rose to 9.5 percent and topped the post-war record set In April, the federa l government reported Friday . Ohio's unemployment rate fell from 12.4 percent in April to l!.7 percent, the lowest figure since February. search of girl's body who serves as the Marshal of Vinton, said Saturday, "maybe 11()thlng ... but, It's a report that should be looked Into." According to Information obtained through department IOUrces, rurrwrs of the exl8tence ol a corpse in the weU have been clreu· lating in the VInton area for about a year. uPeople are concerned," Sltertff James M. Montgomery said Friday, " ... the only way we have to confirm, or disprove, the reporu Is to drain the well and see if anything's down there." Whlle the department l' hesitant to publlcly disclose the names or tho8e allegedly involved. the rebetllns. ' Slplllar storylines bave led to the . ported IICt!ll8l1o develops alone the SHOP FRIDAY TIL $:00, SATUR_ DAY TIL 5:00 ., By ROBERT E. MILLER AIIIIOCiated PreM Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - As a result of $318.9 mllllon In spending cuts, Ohio's beleaguered budget Is In balance for the fiscal year ending June 30. But It's another matter with regard to the second year of the bien· nlum, State Budget Director Howard L. CoIller noted Friday. He said scheduled spending for the new fiscal year will have to be cut by 26 percent to 31 percent, unless the polltlcally divided Legislature can agree on passage of a long-debated tax hike bill. Gallia County Tuesday's primary elections. The four candidates seeking the full term beginning Jan. 1, 1983, are Don R. Hill , John A. Jeffers, Leo B. Morris and Manning K. Roush. Henry Wells, present commissioner, did not file for nomination. More cuts in store for Ohio unless tax hike bill approved By LARRY EWING 'Ilmllll Senllnel !Kall SPECIAL WEEKEND SALE PRICES ON: FURNITURE THROWS LITTLE GIRLS SHORTS &TOPS STRETCH DENIM JEANS CROSS YOUR HEART BRAS VAN HEUSEN DRESS SHIRTS HANES UNDERWEAR TAPES &ALBUMS WEMBLEY TIES PLAYTEX PANTYHOSE SALE JUNIOR TOPS AND BLOUSES WOMEN'S COORDINATE'SPORTSWEAR ' By BOB HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - Meigs Countians will decide on two county-wide tax measures when they go to the polls Tuesday. Residents will decide on a new 1.5 tax levy which would provide funds for the maintenance and operation of schools, training centers and workshops for menl<llly retarded persons. At present, a new school and workshop, the Carleton School, is being completed in Syracuse. The second county-wide measure on which residents will decide is a one-half mill, fiveyear, new tax levy which would provide money for current expenses of the Meigs County Health Department and supplement the general fund for the purpose of making appropriations for the department. Middleport Village voters will decide on a two mill, five-year, new tax levy which would provide funds for the construction of an addition to the fire station. The fire department at present has too many vehicles to house In the headquarters and the levy would provide funds for the addition which would be constructed to adjoin the present station. In the Eastern Local School District voters will decide on a new, three mill, five year tax levy for use as current operating fundes. Republicans will nominate one of four candidates for Meigs County Commission in Gallia deputies drain well ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY FRIDAY &SATURDAY SALE 35 .~.in ... in Meigs County I 10 5CC fi OI1 S, 76 P,lqes 35 Ce nt s A Mu lttm ed•,, In c Ncw\p,l p c r Middleport-Pomeroy - Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, June 6, 1982 Today's T-S PLEASE VOTE YES ON THE LEVY BE target.> . Defense Secretary John Nott has ac knowledged to reporters that the older Sea Dart which protected the Sheffield "is not too good agains t Incoming ml" lles ... The Britis h defe nsive missiles have also proven les~ than completely effective against waves of Argentine jets comi ng In low. Surprtstngly, one of the most effective weapo ns the British have had aga inst the low-flying Argentine pla nes Is the old -fashion('(! machine gun. Sa ilors have lashed them to the railings a nd used them to put up a curtain of fire that has ta ke n Its toll of Arge nt ine pla nes. One reason the British ships are und er-gunned Is the desire 10 save we ight a nd money by building s maller, lighter ships, full of aluminum and plastic. entintl tmts Jobless FEEL The British fleet, for Instance, has suffered for IL• decision to rely on smaller, lighter ships, protected by missiles ra ther than traditional guns. The missiles have not protected the British s hips against lowflying a ttacks from the air, and the a luminium superstructures of the ships have turned Into lnfernoes once hit . The most modern British defensive mlss lle, the Sea Wolf, Is designed to shoot down high-flying ml'<Slles and planes, not low-flying missiles like the French-built Exocets tha t sunk the destroyer Sheffield and the transport ship Atlantic Conveyor. British sources ~ay that of the five Exocets fired by the 1\rgentines, none were s hot down by Brit · Is h defenses a nd three mis>ed their ~----------------------------------~----------- CITIZENS OF MIDDLEPORT' NORTH CHESTER COMMITTEE PERSOK '. ~ . AT mE READY- British commandos, ferried by helicopters Into attack position, have moved m to attack the outer ring of the Argentine defenses at Port Stanley. Argentina is also ready lor th• batt!~, a~cordlng to Argentine mtlttary sources, by having flown about 2,000 reinforcements to its g?mson m Port Stanley and by obtaining sophisticated missiles from Libya for a possible last-ditch a1r assault. I Emergency calls DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE AP News Analysis By ED BlANCHE Associated Press Writer LONDON (AP) - Whatever the outcome of the Falkland Islands war, the exposure of serious weaknesses In the British fleet has given the designers of tomorrow's na vles a lot to think about. "Naval architects and weapon systems designers throughout the world, as well as tacticians, will be rethinking their theories drastically," declared Brtt<Jin's Flight International, a professional journal which has found much to criticize In the British fleet. The lnltlal debate over the lessons of the Falklands Indicates that some of the principal postulates of modem naval design may be misguided, or outmoded. reasons." Dwight and Fay Wallace, MidMeets Monday dleport : the maternal grandparents, Ga1l and Addi e Buck of Pomeroy , The Meigs County Fair Board will and the mat e rnal greatmeet at 8 p.m . Monday at the gra ndmother, Beatrice Buck of secrel<lry's office on the Rock PRESENTED CERTIFICATE-Todd Usle, right was presented a Pome roy . Four calls were answered by loSprings Fairgrounds. cerilftcate Thursday night by Syracuse VWage Council congratulating Funeral services will be held at cal units Thursday, the Meigs him on his winning the annual Meigs County Spelllng Bee. Making the I :30 p.m. Saturday at the Green- County Emergency Medical Serpn!sentatlon was Mayor Eher Pickens. Veterans Memorial castle Bible Church, 2940 Amanda ; vlce reports. Northern Road . Mlddleport at 11:32 a.m. took Admitted--Dorothy B. Will, Burial will be in Lithopolis Edith Spencer from her home to Cemetery. Veterans Memorial Hospital and at · Pomeroy; Fannie Phllllps, Pomeroy; Edith Spencer, Mlddleport; V1sil<ltion will be held at the chur- 12: 34 p .m. took R. E . Swartz from Gregory Roush, Hartford, W. Va.; ch from noon until the time of the the scene on an auto accident on No. Once again it becomes necessary to ask each of Thora Blackwood, Pomeroy. service. Arrangements are under Second to Pleasant Valley Hospll<ll. you for a favor. Discharged--Lucille Stewart, the direction of the Dwayne R. Spen- Pomeroy at 2:09 p.m. took Thora It is really with a great a mount of pride, that we George Robson, Hazel Farrell, Juce Funeral Home. ask you to help us grow. If we grow it must mean the Blackwood, E. Main to Veterans nia Pierce, Bernard Milhoan, community is also growing. That makes us proud . Mem9rial and Rutland at 12:21 Brenda Pugh, Wesley Oark, MarOur purpose as a Fire Dept. is to help you, our comOlive M. Parkinson p.m. took Christine Oark to Holzer jorie Milhoan . munity . And we have surely received from you a Medical Cente r. tremendous amount of help . This makes us also proud, Olive M. Parklnson, 78, Coming, that we can grow together, helping each other. Through former Pomeroy resident, died you and other means, our equipment, for the protection Thursday at Good Samaritan Medi_..:_I.::_Co:._n..:_li_nu:_e_d_fr_o•_n:_pa:_:g.:_e_I:_)- - - - - - - - - 1 of you and our community has grown to the need of adcal Center, Zanesvllle, following a ditional housing so we can properly maintain our equiplengthy Illness. would took better than the raw unemployment. ment and ensure its efficiency of service to you. On June Mrs. Parkinson was born April figures. -More than 603,1XXl Americans 8th, a fire dept. levy will be voted on. With your ap29, 19()1 a t Glen Easton, W.Va., the "But shouldn't we be allowed to ftled Initial claims for unemployproval, a new addition can be added to .our quarters. daughter of the late Amos and Jen- see both?" he asked. ment benefits In the week ending With this, your call for help can be answered more efnie Dobbs Ointon. Her husband, Economists rely heavlly on the May 22, a seasonally adjusted inficiently: you can count on us . Clair died In 1978. She was also pre- adjusted unemployment figures as crease of 25,1XXl from the previous We trust that you will answer our call ... we hope we ceded In death by four sisters, painting a truer picture of ceo- week. can count on you. Pearl Pyle. Ellie Crowe, Dora nomic conditions. -An index measuring newsPyle, and Daisy Lilly, and one Treasury Secretary Donald T. paper help-wanted advertising vobrother, Thomas Dobbs. Regan said last Sunday that the lume fell sharply In April, Its She Is survlved by one daughter, economy l~ "on the brink of a recovsecond consecutive month of steep .THANK YOU, Mrs. Floyd (Evelyn) Wyclnskl, ery," but he acknowledged that declines. prevlous optimistic forecasts of a Coming; one grandson, Ronald Thomas D. Thomson, senior vlce Wycinsld, Flint , Mlch.; three broth- business turnaround by the end of president of Crocker National Bank ers, George and Clamece Dobbs, the second quarter mlght bave In San Francl>eo, said Thursday he been "too egregious." Moundsvllle, W. Va., and Luthler doesn't think the nation "has seen Dobbs, Ft. Myers, F1a. Judging from the following devel- the top yet In the climb in Funeral servlces will be held opment•. It seems unlikely there unemployment." Monday at 10 a.m. at the Oakfield wlll be any rellef from rising Baptist Church with the Rev. Ca- .--------.:--------------------1 rolyn Hoskinson and Raymond Lemlty officiating. Burial will be in Oakfield Cemetery. Friends may 1 call at the Wlley-Vanfossen Funeral Home, Coming Saturday from 7 to 9 and Sundayfrom2to4 and 7 to 9. The body will be l<lken to the church one hour prior to services. HOW.DOESIT Falklands War spurs naval strategy debate Shelled Three people hurt in traffic wrecks Three people were injured Jn a three-vehicle accident Investigated Thursday afternoon by the GalllaMeigs Post of the state• highway patrol. or the three, only one - Kathy Bowshler, 20, Rt. 2, VInton -was treated and released from Holzer Medical Center for bruises. The patrol said the wreck occurred at 2:30p.m. when a vehicle driven by Jerry D. Bowshler, 20, Rt. 2, VInton, stopped on U.S. 35, made a lett tum onto old 35, onetenth of a nnlle east of MJtcheU Road, and collided with a westbound auto driven by Lots J. Patton, 36, Rt . 2, Wellston. The force of the collision .turned Bowshier's vehicle Into a stopped auto driven by Marllyn S. Mldklff, 27, Rt. 2, Oak HUll. The patrol said there was sllght damage to Mldklff's vehicle, mode(ate to the Bowshler auto and severe to Patton's car. Reported injured were Mldklff, Bowshter and Kathy Bowshier, a passenger in his car. All three were taken to HMC by the Gallla EMS, a nd the hospital ljad no record of treating either Midkiff or Jerry Bowshier. The patrol cited Jerry Bowshier for !allure to yield . According to the report, Marlene Barrett, 25, Rt. I, Rutland, was cited for !allure to yield In a twovehicle collision on BulavllleAddlson Road ear lier that afternoon. Troopers said Barrett was west- -J:J ,..-:1Sc:~-:::..._, --........._.___,_,_,___ "We ~ don't ~mow· wbat M'l1 fllld ,'' DePutY Bob Melde, down . f ~ I{ •· following llnlis: Approximately six years aao. a young blond woman - belleve4 to bave been in her mid-teens • 1.'1 lalowll to have been ltvfna wtt11 a man lllld a cohabitant (a woman to be hla wife, or ex- · ~ wife). Tbeglrltslmowll~bavesud· ~ppeared. Due to her trallllellt bacqround, . the ~ deniY pearaJ1Ce ·was_ ,not. collildered (Caltfn\letS 011 Pqe A-4) memben the Vlaton Vohmleer . Fire -~ bepl!,p!UitP 1 appaodn aMy feet ol water out ol aa IID-~p weD on Scalt Scllleal Roiid, ...... miiM IUUihwMt ol VIDten, on Friday lllte.._. Tbe sheriff's depariJIIel& AllllwuiiClllllr oe a _npari ala J1C1111b11 dlt!membered corpee at the bouom ol tbe weB. : � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 4, 1982 adkins clinton frye parkinson Vickers wallace