https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1daf9a22840bfdcc6110128446f8cd03.pdf 721df5013a74c8f4f6e7d0c29e17c20c PDF Text Text Voi.Jl ,No .25 Copyrighted 1982 Pomeroy Middle orl, Ohio, Wednesday June 9 1982 f!~.!!sh wins Meigs' only race Manning K. Roush. Route I Minersvllle, emerged as winner 'or a four-way Republica n ract' for the nomination as Meigs Count y Commissioner In the Tuesday p;·ima ty_ elections . The four-wa y raef' was the only race for any county office in Tu esday's elec tions. Roush received his part y's nomi nation for count y commissioner by a good majority i ,461 to 915 garnered by his closest opponent. Don R Hill , Route 2. Racine. Third cand idate In t11e four-wa y race wa s Leo B. Morris with 119 and fourth wa s .John A Jeffpes who The Saving Place® 3.37~1mlt 4·oz. · 011 of Olay 2·oz. · · Night of Olay "FI Ol "· ~el w1 2.27 15·0z. • Vaseline• Petrolem Jelly. ' Nelwt. ~r1.47 1.77 1.77 1J,oz." lotion or 7--oz."" 16-oz." size. Save! fUbe. ''Fl. ou.. regular Colgate• Toothpaste 9,oz." reg or 8.2--oz." gel. "Ne twt . 1.27 1.77 Fllcke..- Razor 5 skin--shie ld blades. Lectrtc Shave• Shave cream. 7-oz." "Nelwt. 'Fl. Ol. 1.77 1.97 Tame• Clean Rinse VIdal Sassoon• !6-oz.· size. Conditions. Shampoo• or rinse" ft. Ol. 1.77 tor Howard Frank who did not fi le for nomination . The Democmts cordN 's post . Charles H . Kni ght , PomerO)', ftc votes: Van Meter and Malia. ~IX;, and Tl'atl'r ami Held . 1!\l. fa ll for thf' only commissioner JX)St had no ca ndidate for the post so publica n. was unopposed in his bid open thi s year by Chester Well s, a Democrat, who was unopposed yesterda y. Wells received 1141 votes. He formerly served on the Meigs County Board of Commissioners. Present county commissioner. Henry Wells. did not run for nomination to be reelected to the com missioner post he now holds. Meigs Republicans gave William Wickline is assut·ed of t•iectlon in the fall. Emmogene Holstein, Sywcuse. serving by appointment as cou nty recorder. was given 2,2S1 Republlca n votes Tuesda y in her bid to be elec ted to ser ve the unexpired term or the late Eleanor Robson as count y recorder . The term expires Jan . 6. 1985. Mrs. Holstein was unopposed by a ny Republican Tues- for judge of the court of commtln pleas, term beginning Jan . I, l~KI. lit' received 2,0.17 votes anrl is as sur('(! of elec ti on since there were no OemO<' rat candidates for th1• pos t in yesterday's prima riPs. Follow (;OP trend Going along wit h state trend s. Meigs County Republicans gJI'I' strong support to the Cla rence .I. R. Wickline 1,977 votes for nomina- ' 12 A. ou. 1.57 1.97 Men's Right Guard" Deodorant. 5 ozs." 6·0z. • Sure• Spray "Nelwt. ' Netwt. Regular. unscented Brown a nd James E . Betts !('am 97$ 2·0z. • Babe" Solid Antiperspirant. Save! 'Netwt. 2. 77~mlt 100 Tylenol" In regular strength. BP-6&12) problem s that remain . Also meeting with council were Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hill, Jr. , regarding water which is running onto their lot at the corner of Main and Tyree Bl\·d. Council will check the area to determine lilt is water from the street or from adjoining property. Frances Roberts. Sixth Street. also met with council concerning a drainage problem. The street com mittee will investigate and try to come up with a solution. E. A. Wingett, former mayor, Informed council there are residents littering the drainage ditch that runs from Vine Street to Wingett' s pond along SR 124. Council will co ntact the game protector to assist in apprehending the persons dumping the litter. Wingett also informed council it would meet with his approval if the berm along SR 124 in front of his residence is ditched to help prevent gravel from being washed onto his lawn and driveway during heavy r ains. The street commissioner will correc t the problem as soon as time permits. It was announced th at an Ohio State Flag will be purchased from Ohio Penal Industries which will be flown in the vill age. Mayor Pyles commended the st reet crew and other volunteers who assisted in the cleanup of Greenwood Cemetery. The firem en and emergency squad members were also com mended for the work they have been doing around the village hall such as removing two large tree stumps, cleaning the sidewalk along Third St. and pouring a walk around the side of the building and seeding the lot behind the building. Attending were Robert Beegle. !Continued on page 121 JOLYNN BOSTER J. • MAN~P\C HIHSH Celeste takes bitter battle COLU M BUS. Oh io tAP t Former Lt . Go,-. Richard Cl'it•st<•. who lost in the 197Hgmeral election Co1· . .Janws A. Rhodl's b\' Oll.IXXl ha s c; q)turC'd thr Df'mug-ulx' rn a torial primary· and Co ngrrs-;m;1n Cla rr ncr Grown ha s wo n thr l kpu bli can cuntf'sl walk ing ; n n.1 ~ · Accordin g tu unofficial n •sult s. \\'ith 97 (X'rcrnt of TuC'sda y's \'Ut r count N:I. Cc• lf's tp rC'Cei vPd 4.:21 .:*11 vo !t•s to Uhio Attornr!' Crncral Wil liam Brown 's :In,;)]() _FormPr Cin c innati l'Ounci lman Jrrry Spri ngrr wa-. third wit h 207. 11)1:1 \'DIPS. On thP Hcpublira n side. with 97 JX'rcent or t hi' vo te counted. Cia r l ' BCP 13rown n'Cc ivC'd J61.37H votf's to for mer Cuya hoga County Com missioner S.•th Taft 's 146,910. Stat<' Sen. Thomas Van Meter wa s third wi th U2,0.'JO votes, and state natural resou rces depa rtment director RoI:>Prt Trat(•r wa<; a distant fourth wi th :16.184 vo tes. Celes te' quickly askC'd his Df'mocra ti c opponent s lot hc·lp in the fall \'Otf'". cr ~ttic MYRI. SHOEMAKER RICHARD CELESTE Racine council okays annual July 4 activities The annua l July 4th ci'lebration and parade will be held in the vil lage of Racine on Sunday, July 4, it was announced at the regular meeting of Racine Village Council Monday night. Meeting with council concerning the 4th of July acti vi ties were fire depart ment members. Doug Rees, Mi t c h Nease, a nd George Cumming>. The annual parade wi ll be held in the afternoon to prevent interference with church services. The trio also reques ted the purchase of paint for the interior of the fire sta tion with the firem en to do the painting. Firemen also requested the purcha se of a 1 Y, Inch nozzle and a pair of 500 watt flood lights for use wi th the portable genera tor. Coun c il approved the purchases. In other business. the finance committee recommended (council approved I to place village fund s Into one checking account at the Ra cine Home National Bank . It was pointed out that the village will be able to draw interest 0 n the money as long as a certain balance is mainta ined. Council also established a policy that all refuse collection customers will pay the same rate for the one day a week pickup service. The cur· rent rate is $12 per quarter. It was pointed out during the discussion that other haulers are not permitted to collect in the village at this time. Mayor Charles Pyles informed council members that th e Syracuse-Racine Regiona l Sewer District will meet this evening at 6:30p.m. at Racine Village Hall. Mayor Pyles requested members of council to meet with the board to express their concerns concerning the system and clean up HPrf''s how Meigs Rf'publica ns vo ted un other state ca ndidates: ('lw·ics 11. SiJxiJe, for attorney gcn era!. Jill;?: Vincent C. Campan<'lla. fot aUIIit or of state. 16ill : Virgil E. Brown. for Sf'<' t'l•tary of state. 1!1-lJ l(t'poblicans gave Howard Kni ght 1111)'2 volt'S for state trea surer with lticharcl H . Harr is receiving tin and Dana (; _ Rinehart. Offi. For Un ill'<l Stall's Senator.loca!Repub, Cnn t 11 n1,·d 1,11 p<ll! l ' 12 l Brown gets GOP nomination Local School Dist r ict for c urrC' nl OJX>ra ting expenses of the district fa iled Hair spray. 7-oz." "Ft. oz. K marr Maxi·Pads Beltless. Box of 30. for governor and lieutenant go,·er nor giving the pair 1701 votes. 111" ' Taft -Du••rk team recei,·ed 54;, 602 to 448. Mink Difference '" Lotion. 16 ozs." Ea. Head I Shoulders• CondHion"Shampoo Carefree Shields • 30 panty shields. day and is assured of election in the fall since no Democrat filed for nomination to tun for the w Two levies gain approval 'Netwt. Stayfree• Maxi·Pads Beltless. Box of 30. · · tton to run as Meigs County Audt tor. w_ickllne is presentJy chief deput y tn the office of Meigs Audi - Two ta x levies WC'rP give n approva l and two others were turned down when Meigs Countians went to the polls Tuesday's June primaries. One of two county-wide ta x measures, a 1.5 mill continuing levy for maintenance and operation of schools, training centers and workshops for mentally retarded persons. was approved by Meigs voter s, 2219 to 1806. The levy will provide funds for the operation of the new Ca rleton School which has been built in Syracuse and was only recently completed. County voters severa l yea rs ago passed a tax measure to help wi th theconsttuction of a school for menta lly rctarded people, but had never previously approved a levy for operation of the facility. The srcond county-wide levy , a one-half mill levy for current expenses or the Meigs County Board of Health and supplement to the genera l fund for the purpose of making appropr iations for th e health department went down to defeat 2051 to IR69. The levy would have been in effect for five years. Middleport Village votct·s aga in displayed their support of It fire department by passing a nrw two mill tax which wi ll be in effect for five years. The levy will provide fund s for the construction of an addition to the present fire station which has proven to be too sm all to house all of the department vehicles. Middleport voters approved the levy more than two-to-one, 376 to 159. A three mill, new tax for fi ve vea rs. placed before voters of the Eastern Cocoa Buffer Sale 2.77 1.77 1.77 - · ed 274 1 ·d' t th II'<'Ctv vo es. accot mg o e . unofftclal count. ' " wi_nner or Ihe Repu bl tcan "". R h f d nomtnhalliffon. ilolu~~· a orsedmet,· ehputy s er • w ""oppo nI e JAMES BETTS CLARENCE BROWN \ Guiding Hand levy out Galli a County voters Tuesda y defea ted a one-mill operating levy for the Guiding Hand School and the Ga llco Sheltered Workshop, at Cheshire, the county's fa cilities for mentally retarded adults and st udents. The vote was 1,746 agai nst and 2.766 for. This was the third time since the November 1980 election the levy has failed to pass. It was defeated twice more in a special election in March 1981 and in last year's general election. Had the levy passed, it would have continued operation of the financially- troubled facility, which operates out of the old Bishop Fenwick Catholic High School building in Cheshi rl'. Due to recent funding cutbacks from the Ohio Depart ment of Mental Retardation, Guid ing Ha nd is operating on it s present mil lage, which school officials fear will run out before' the end of thi s yea r . However, a replacemen t levy for the Ga llia -Jackson· Vinton Joint Voca ti onal School District and its two schools - Buckeye Hills Career Center in R io Grande, and Buckeye Valley Career Center at Allensville - passed by a hea lthy majori ty . Unofficia l results show the levy, which wa<; a re nPwal of the t wo mills approved by tri-county vot ers in 1972 , was okayed by4.232 vote s to ~.395 nega ti ve votes. Boster to oppose Ball Ga llla County resident Jolynn "Lynn " Boster swepl past her Democra tic rival William R. Whit e. Nelsonville, in all three counties of the newly formed 94th legislati ve district Tuesday as she captured her parties nomination for candida cy to the Ohio Hou se of Representatives. In her home county , attorney Boster garnered 76.5 percent of the Democratic Party vote as she amas.ed 1,917 vo tes. Party rival White, superintendent of the Trim ble Local School District In Athens County, received 588 votes In Gallla County. (Note: all totals unofficial) In Athens County, Boster pulled 2.318 votes to White's 2, 119. In Meigs Count y, she received 661 party nods. compared to White' s o11. District wide resu lts show Boster wit h 4.898 votes: and, Whit e with 3,218 votes. Boster will fa ce-off in November against Republican Party nominee Claire "Buzz" Ball, of Athens, an Incumbent ca ndidate who ran unopposed for nomination to the can didacy for the red istricted 94 th Plt •c ti on. "The Hepublican tickrt will be a tough ti cke t." Celeste sa id . " I need thr lead!'r ship and the su pport or Bill Brown and (runn ing matc l Charlie Yanik to win thi s. and I want it . And I need the fresh ideas or Jerry Springer. and I want thrm ." " Thi s C'I0Clion was not \VOn be- causp or the distractions," Celeste sa id . "This e]('('tion wa s won be· cau sC' w(' paid attention to the sin glt• mos t tmportant issue: getting Ol1ioa ns back to work . We have a message for the prr.;ident and his representative in Ohio, Clarence Brown : "We don't want your sym pathy . We wan t jobs."' Reuniwd effort Clarf'n C'C' Brown, flanked by lie-ut enant govPrn or running mate James Betts at a Columbus hotel. att ribu ted his triumph to organiza tion and told cheering supporter s he wa s " deeply grateful to the voters of th e state for the depth and the breadth of this victory. We are just beginning with our effort to reu nite the Republica n Party in the state of Ohio. " allPys, a nd th :tt gi\ '1''- ~ ·ou a prf' tt ~· good assC'ss mrnt ... ht· ..,aid " You know wlwn lht • g U\ wanh to hu _\' ~ · o u a l)('(•r at tiH' bo1,·ling alh'\ ~~ ou'n• doing< H\. . If ht· h·lls _ \ 'uu nut to IXJ!Iwr him ,·ou knnw n 1u ' rf' nol. " Ilittt•r hattl• • C'PIP!-. If' ;rnd \Vi\ lian 1 Hro\\"rl wag('<.! a b!ltPr h;1ttlr in thl' t·c~rl _\ · rPturn ~. ""ith tlH • \!'ad -;winging ba ck a nd forth t)(' twt•Pn th!' two ccmd ida t f'S. H 0\\'{ '\"P r. ('p\rs 1P L'\ ·pn · tu ally tx>gan to pull JWa\·. and ;..~t midnig ht tlf' n1~1d1' <.1 \"i<· t or~· spt •t•eh . At 1: 10 a.m ., William RnJWII mounted a p\atf r1 rTn J t \ .f' \P rans Mrmorial ;rucl ittH·ium in Colum t-,u s and told hi ..; ~ill' nl "- Upporh·rs. ··:\ disappointing hour hJ s arrin'fl We arr not goi ng to win .·· Earlirr. \vhrn tht • uu tco nlt' of thP race wa s still in qurs tion. Springrr had said . ''I'm scan'<l stiff. 1\ ·t· KOI two years a nd $'1 million l in con tri butions) in thi s camp<Jign. ,mel it looks likl' it all could go down the drain." Hr latf'r conCt'tiL>d at tht· " I'(TP· tary of stat r \ offi cr. thanking his sup!X)rtf' rs and SJ~· ing his c<~m · paign prov idrd a gt)(xl opponunit1 for Democrats to share \"irw" and diffPrences. l-1!1 sa id he• wuulcl support thP Df'motratic nominf"t:' . ad din g th at he r.xpectl'd the DPmoc ratir incum hr nt to run aga in a nd ind k~tf'd th <ll hf' wouldn't chall< •ngl' him Kt' n l\.('('f£:1. Cincinnati bu s inp ~ ;s . man a nd Springf'r's lieutf' nant gm·ernor runnin g ma te. said. ·· 1guPss I did set a record for I he most monc\· that an indi \' idual Pvrr gJ\'f' to a ca mpaig n in Ohio, but it's not going to break m1 •. I thought .ll'tT\ <Jnd I had a good message to takt• tu th1• ' ('(lll!tnucd 1111 p;r ~ t · 12 1 Meigs committee race results Meigs Countians also elec ted cen tral committee representat ives of thei r respective parties Tuesda y. Th ere was only one race among Republicans for a central commtitee post. That w"' in West Chester where Virgil Windon won the post legislative sea t. over Maxenc (Cq l Coeglein w ith a Distr ict -wide, Ba ll garnered a total of6,739 votes. Those votes breakdown, by county . as follows: Ga llia - 2,395; Meigs - 1,757: and, Athens - 98-&5 cou nt . Several committee post ra ces took place among the Democrats. In South Ches ter, three candidates sought the post with Raymond H. Boatright winning with 33 votes. 2.587 He sa id, " Thr• first thing that both .l im a nd I agn'(' on 1:-. to rt' ~ to rC' adf'qualf' fund ing .1nd as"un · fund ing for t'du(' at ion in th t• ~ t ~tlf '. ~~ nq~ h"<' IPd promisf' :· Brown cornpan'<l \\'dlling fnr JT'turn s Tupsda .\· nigll1 with t'li 'l.: tion ni ght \'igi l" of P·' "' I'!Hl ).;! r!'..,..,lonJ.l cam paigns . "Usuali,Y . .\'o u clo td.lou t :~J prec incts. :~'J plant g; tl rs <tnd ~:1 IX J\\·Ji ng Clarence H. Sc hmu c kerrecei\'l~lli and C'f'lia E . Ba ih·, · twei\'f'fl 1:\. In Long Bottom Pr('('inrl. F ra ncis H . Andrew wa s S£'1Pctr'CI a ~ comm il · t('('man b ~' l)('mcKTJh with ~lH \"OtC's over Dorothy Wrll s who wa s gi\·pn 41. In Reed S\'iiiP. li"Lel Barton won the [)("mocrut comrni lt('(' post v-.·i th 44 votes over Hug h Martin who rP ~ ceived 33. Woodrow T. Zwi lling rt•ceivPd .1.R vo tes to win thr cen tral co mmittC<' post in S~TJc u sP \'illagf' ovrr Jamf's M . Brnt7 wh o was given 16 votes. Metzenbaum, Pfeifer in Senate race COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - Incumbent Democratic Sen. Howard Metzenbaum easily won renomination Tuesday night, and an election day Associated Press-NBC News poll showed that his victory cut across demographic categories such as age, sex, Income and education. The poll also showed that Republican gubernatorial hopeful Clarence J. Brown was headed toward an easy. victory over Seth Taft and two other challengers. In addition, preliminary poll re-sults showed Richard Celeste with a slight lead over William J . Brown In a close Democratic gubernatorIal primary. And Paul E. Pfeifer held the ad-vantage In .poll results over three other contenders in the Republican U.S. Senate primary. The poll was conducted among a random sampling of Ohioans who voted In Tuesday's election. As with all sample surveys, the results of AP-NBC News polls can vary from the opinions of all Ohio primary voters because of chance variations i n the sample. For a poll based on about 1,500 interviews, the results are subject to an error margin of 3 percentage points either way because of chance variations. That Is, if one could have talked with all Ohioans who voted Tuesday, there is only 1 chance in 20 that that the findings would vary from the results of palls such as tills one by more than 3 percentage points. HOWARD METZENBAUM PAUL PFEIFER �The Doily Ohio Cards put squeeze on Expos, Reds lose FRESH. ROYAL CREST By Associated Press The St. Louis Cardinals put the squeeze on the Montreal Expos two times. In fact. And II added up to a 5-4 victory In 12 Innings for the Cardinal s Thesday night. "II was a struggle, but I think we exeeuted well." sa id Ca rdinal M anager Whit ey Herzog after watching his team use textbook sulr ldr- LOWFAT MILK *13! squreze plays In the S(>venth McGee. who Is adjustin g to the Cardinals !his year after a stint in th~ New York Yankee system. About his triple off Woodie Fryman. 2-2: "The ball I hit was a good fastball on the out side corner . I was fortun <:~ t e to gf't lt. I could just as easily have missed it. .. Brucp Sull t'r, 4<l. wa s thC' wi nJu ' r in I'C' Ii<'f. JlravL'S ~ . Dodgers 3 Dall' Murphy's lie-breaking RBI >ing l~ in the >cventh Inning lifted <:~nd 12th Innings, not to mention two per feet sacrifice bunts. The second sq'ueezc play, by Ken Oberk!ell. ca pped a two- tun t·aJI)' and provided the National League East leaders with their wlnning Atbnta over Los Angf.'\es. The Dodgers had a 3- 1 lead aft er fi ve innings, but Chtis Chambliss hit a two-out. two-run homer In the si xth to tie the score. Pinch-hiller Ken Sm ith started the Braves' seventh-Inning rall y wlth a base hit. Two out s lat er. Claudell Washington and Murphy hi! consecutive singles off JosN Burl Hoo ton . 1-3. who ca me off tho disabled Jist Tuesda y for his fi rst ' tan since May 13. Preston Hanna . :l-0, who relieved run . 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But Paige, who died In Kansa s City Tuesday following a hear1 at tack a l the age of 75 ... or therea bouts ... was near 40 when he beat Hall-of-Farner Dlzzy Dean 1-0 In a 13-tnnlng exhibition game. And Dean, along wlth many old-timers who saw Paige In his heyday. swore by him . "Let 'em argue. " Dean said. "t he best pitcher I ever seen Is ol' Satchel Paige. My faslball looks like a change of pace alongside thai 11'1 pistol bullet Saleh shoots up to the plate." Many thlng.s about Paige, his nickname, his age and lhe breadth of his talent, remain In death as mysterious as they were lhroughout his colorful, quotable life. Paige died at 1: 30 p.m. at a Kan sas City hospital, just three days after atlendlng lhe renaming of a baseball park here In his honor. He was born Leroy Rober1 Paige In Mobile. Ala., to a woman who was born a slave a few weeks before the outbreak of the Civil War. The Baseball Encylopedia lists his bir1hdate as July 7, 1906. which means he was 42 when he m ade his Major League debul In 1948 with a 6-1 record and 2.48eamed run average for the Cleveland Indians. The Si. Louis Browns listed five different ages for him in their media guides In I he early 50s. "I want to be the onllest man in the United States that nobody knows nothin' about ," he once said with a wlnk. Asked In a 1976 inter vi ew whal he would say If a judge put him under oath and demanded to know his age, Paige answered. "I'd tell him how the goal ate it." "The goat ate the Bible with m y binh certificate in II." His career began In 1925 or 1926 wlth the Chattanooga Black Lookouts. He retlred in 1965 after hurling three scoreless lnnlngs for the Kansas City Alhlelics against the Boston Red Sox. In between, he pitched In an estimated 3,000 games, playing for dozens of Negro "'arter Ken Da y ley in thC' sixth i n· vellf' eac h drove in two run s and day , June 25 . 1982 . a ning, ea rned the v ictory, and Genr Garber presen.1f'd it for his ninth ro;ave. Pirates 6, Met.l;j 2 Don Robinson chrc kf'd New York on three hit s ovcr 71·J innings .Jack Cla rk hit his lOth homn. loading Sa n Francisco m·flr Hous ton All('(' Hammaker. :l-:l. gotthr-.·ic tory and Lavelle. whosf' two-run double in thr eighth pro\'ided the Giant s with their fin al runs. C'arnc'Ci and drove in two runs. leading his thi rd savrasSa n F'raLci s('owon vated just this Monday, Hys t rom struck out three and wa lked two be forP nf'edlng rC'lid hPip BAR-B-QUE 99~ With Chips . . . . . . 11.24 Adolph's Dairy Valley PH. 992-25Sil 570 W Matn Pomeroy. OH " located atihe End ott he Pomeroy -Mason Bndge." With Alarm HOLDS ... TRAVEL CUP.. ~:p~:NCUP$199 Batt ery Operated $1999 .,._..., ~322 12 VOLT UTILITY & TROUBLE IOI oP..0 LIGHT . UmFUT "lij. PIIIT . 52499 ~382 - C with vinyl sleeve • Drop lorged steel • Triple chrome plated '6~~\ce .... ~ ... $1 599 ,.. BY ARVIN • Heavy Duty • 1·3/16" Bore • 9/16" Rod *S'! AUCTION WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JUNE 9, 7 P.M. MASON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT ~. . .,. Parts Plus autosto...s ... There's one ,... you! n120 co pe sat1ng lrqutd tloat wrlh sell con tJ1n ed Cl1ps on vrso r Lrgf1ted tor 9 ~502 PH. M2-2342 Kenny Swain _and Fred Vostel will have Tents, Awnings, Lamps and other new merchandise. ~ Se 0$45 . $199 e sg99 MIRROR ' ~ tllum>nal cd LIGHTED VANITY AIR HORNS ~;.._ PRECISION COMPASS lr ghtmg Wood grarn 'mr s h case rn c hr ome m o ur t lUESnO'S 'VISTA' sent publ1c testimony SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! r;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-1 115 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH. public hearing will be held at 12 30 p M . at the offices of the Commls · slon . 375 South High Street . Colum bus. Ohio At that time Interested parties will be afforded an opportunity to pre - r~·f~ot~·l~h~e~fo~u;rt;h~s~tr;a;ig~h~l~Ii;m~e~.;;;;;:;;;;;;:;~~~~~~~~~==- ELECTRONIC DIGITAL CLOCK " You don't march In with 15 or 16 people and expect to get something done. It was a real dog and pony show with us ln the center ring," said Donlan. The management council's rejection of any discussion of a fixed percentage raised the ire of the players. "They offer no proposals, all they want to do Is get us to bargain agalnst ourselves," Garvey said . "We like the system as It exists" said Donlan. "U they want change It Is for them to make suggestions." The average pay In the league ln 1981 was $83,000, according to the union. Under Its projections with the 55 percent of gross revenues the players are seeking the aver'age pay would double next year. In addition. a player who makes all-Pro and Is on the Superbowl winning learn could earn as much as $200,000 In bonus pay. DOWNING-CHILDS INSURANCE AGENCY from Spa rk )• L yle In the ninth . ATHER'S DAY SPECIAL union resume contract discussions NFLPA President Gene Upshaw. "We know what the players want 1 and we have the mandate to bargain." Thesday's session, the longest single meeting slnce both sides started negotia !Ions ln February, lasted more than seven hours. The tenor of the talks, described Monday as "positive," quickly deteriorated on Tuesday. Donlan was Immediately critical of the union bringing Ina number of player<; as "observers" to the session. l.F:' ' AL N OTICE Matthew s' fifth homer kC'.\1 Pd a th ree -run third that help<'d thr Phil liPs put the ga mP away•. Giants 7, Astros 3 Chili Da \'is and pitchn Car)' l, a· NF~ WASHINGTON (API - Contract talks between the National Football League and the players' union have resumed with both sides sticking to their earlier positions. On Monday, the National Football League Players' Association formally presented Its demand for a fixed percentage of each team's gross revenues. The 26-page financial document, which took more than 1,000 hours to draft, was rejected In less than 24 hours by the NFL Management Connell, the owners' bargaining team. "I think the one thing we made perfectly clear to the players Is that we are not going to buy today, In July, In September or 100 days Into a strike a percentage of the gross," said Jack Donlan, executive director of the Managment Council. "We stand firm on the Issue of a fixed percentage of the gross. said I .f>on tPdnlf'd up on <J thrt•(.> hiliPr and T(•TT.\' J{pnn1·dy kntX'kt'<"l in two runs as S.an Diflgo twat CinrinnJ ti. :vtontt>lu...,< ·o. 4A. n•tin-d thf' first 12 b<~ttf•r ..., lw LtL"I'd .HHI had iJ nohlltt·r ~oi n c unlilltlt' ·.t•u •nth Bystrom, who has be<>n trou!Ji<<l wi th shoulder problems since last season. was making his first apprara nce since Junl' 9, 1981. Acti storiC's co ncerns a young J()(' Di· Maggio. who was preparing for a tryout with tho New York Yankees when he fa cC'd Paige in winl£>r games on the West Coas t . After many frustrating trips to the plate. he finall y managed a hit. "Now I know I'll make good with the Yanks." Ll!Maggio reportedl .v confldf'd to a tea mmat e. " I got a single off Sa tchel Paige." One of the m os t enduring Paige g~I\'P lhf' r; lants <t 4-2 lead and thPir P\Pntual winning run . l "adn·~ ·l. H.t•d_o.; I .John MontPfusco <-~ncl I .ub IX>- The Pub ltc lJt!lltles Com mission of Ohto has scheduled for hearmg Case N o. 8J 1058 EL A IR. being In the Matter of the Applicati on of Col urn bus and Sou th e:· Ohio Electric Compt1ny for Authority w Am end and In crease Cert.am of Its Hates and Charges for Electric Service On F'rl - Pillsburgh over I he only hits off Robinson, 6-1,Mets. were The a fourthinning single by J0hn Stea m s and an RBI -sing le by Rusty Sta ub and RBI -double by John Stea rns in the eighlh . Robinson \valkC'd four a nd struck and bush league teams in Alaska. Sout h America. Puert o Ri co. Cuba and Mexico. He spent time in the majors with the Indians, Browns, and coac hed briefl y with th e Allanta Braves. A tall, stringbean righthander. he threw a nearly unhillable fastball and. in his prime. enjoyed throwing wa rmup pit ches at a half-dollar. Clark's homf'r in tht:' sixth off No- lan R_van, ;) I. ninth strai g ht dC'fC'a1. Heart attack kills Hall of Farner Satchel Paige INSIDE FROST 2~~97~ The Expos, mea nwhile. weren't nearly as proflclenl fund amentally. They stranded 10 runners. "We had our scoring opportunities. and we also had walks that we could have benefited from , but we didn't, " said Montreal Manager Jim Fanning. Mike Ram~iey's squeeze bunt brought home T om Herr fro m third base In the seventh to provide the Ca rdinals with a 2-2 tie. They went ahead 3-2 in the top of the 11th on Lonnie Smith 's saclifice fly before the E xpos ca me back to lie In the bo!lom of the inning on Tim Wall ach's RBI double. Then In the 12th. Willie MrGPP tlipled home Ozzle Smith with the go-ahead run and scored on Oberkfell's bunt for a 5-3 Cardinal lead . "Around these guys, you can't help but feel comfortable," said out Sl'VPn !)[>fore nf'f'din g rf'lirf hPip in the eighth from Kent Trkul\'t', who ga inf'd his Sf'\'f'nlh s<:~vc. flo· blnson's tw o-run double in thr four!h gavp the PiretH•s a -1·0 lt•ad and aiJ thr ru ns thl'y nt'C'drd . PhlUit.-s 5, Cuhs 2 Mat1y 13ystrom. pitt'hing fur tiH· fi r" ! timr in nC'a rl .\ · a y·par . "<"; It tt•rf'd fi vr hits ovPr dght inning" and Gary MatthC'W"i hit a two r un home r as PhlladPlphia dl'f• •. •k 1 Chicago and handed IIH · Cub., tht .. 2611 Jackson Ave . 675·2731 nrght u se Ball e ry ope rat ed �Poge-4- The Doily Sentinel Wednesday, June 9, 1982 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Lakers capture second NBA championship in 3 years LOS ANGELES !A PI - Th~ Los Angl' lt''> Ltkers ctn' Na tional &isk~tball AsS()(' iotlon champions for lhr srcond lime in the pa st lhr~e yrars . A.nd according to thrir capta in and PldC'r stJIC'sman , thr S('('(! for t h~ 19HJ H2 Iitle was plant~ a long tirnf• ago. " Las t _\'Pa r 's Houston srrlf's was tlw \ tart of this sPason. " said Ka - m•m Abdui -Jubilar afiN th< • L"k t'rs toppc'<i I ht> !>hi !a delphia 7flc-rs I H-J().l Tu~sda; · night to win the 36th NllA Championship Series 4-2. " Th ~ NBA championship becomes swPCtrr as you g row older.'· The La kers won the 1980 title without Abdu i-J abbar. who suffered an ankle Injury In Game o, thrn watched on television as a roo- kie named Earvin " Magic " Johnson took his plac<' in the pivot in Cam£' ti a nd Jed Los Angeles to a ll:l-1117 triumph over the 76ers at Phil,dt' iphia . LJ.SI _\'C'<U. howf'VC'r, wao; a difff'rr•nl story ThP Lakers failed to win the Pacific Division title and were <t unned by Houston In a first-round mini-series. Now, they' re all the way back . nut it wa sn't easy. Just 11 games int o thi s season, Paul Wes thead , who coached the 1980 title tea m. was [ired and replaced by Pat R iley The Laker s, who swept PhoeniX and San Antoni o to gel to the Cham pion ship Seri es. wound up \.Vlth a 12-2 post-season record , a mark equalled only by the 1971 champion MUwaukee Bucks. Johnson, who scored 42 points. grabbed 15 rebounds and had seven assist s In r.amP 6 two years ago, had 13 points, 13 rebound~ and 13 assists Tuesday night. Like his tea m, the 22-year-old Johnson was a repeat winner. earning the Most Val uable Player award In the Championship Series for a second time. Abdu i-Jabbar, held to a career pla yo ff low of six points In Game 5 on Sunday, didn't score until midway through the second quarter Tuesda y night , but fln!; hed with 18 point s. 11 rebounds and five blocked shots. Wilkes led hls team with 27 points while Nixon contributed 16 points and seven assists. As was the case In the two previous Championship Series games at thP Forum, the Lakers never tralled . It was 30-26 after one quarter and 66-57 at halftime. The 76ers got as close as one point three times late In the third quarter before the Lakers ratt led off the fi nal six points of th e pe1iod to take an 86-79 advantage into the final 12 minutes. Los Angeles led by 11 points on three occa~Jons early In the foul1h period but the 76ers stormed back once again, getting to within three points at 10.'1-100 on a jump shot by Andrew Toney with 3:52 remaining. But thai was as close as they could geL The Lakers missed four ~h ots but kept hitting the boards. Abdu i-Jabbar, completing his 13th NBA season, finally connected from close ra nge, was fouled, and hlt the free throw to make It 106-100 with 3:07 to go. The 76ers did not threaten thereafter. Julius Erving led the 76ers with 30 points and Toney added 29. " Our guys just hung In there," · Multurlt'Jril . Jnr. PoHnt•ru} Ohrn 45769, 992-2 156 So•t'tJJlcl <"1-.ss Jl•ts la r; t• pard at PtJJJtt 'J' O~ . OhJu Mt•Jnbt·r Tht• Assun;rlt'tl Prt·s.~. lnlilnd OaJ · Pn·s..., A:-sUt'Ja t r"n and ttw Amt•n t'illl Nt· 14 spapt•r Publr:-ht·r s AssUt·ratwn . Nii lu mal Adl't•rtrsJJII! Ht• prt'M'n t at rn·. Branham Nt•wsp.apt ·r Salt•s. 7.13 Thrrd An·nut •. Nt•w I} Yurk. Nl'w Yurk 100 17 RATF~~ sun and Kurt Rambis are prufih·s in intensity Tursday njght as tht•y go arter a rebound during st•cond-half action against tht• Philadt· lphia 76ers in garnt' 6 of their NBA championship series. T he attitude paid off as the Lakers defeated the Sixers 114-104 to take th e series $1~ $21, .111 5:,1 48 It took .1 PrP~..., cuu pl( • o f old -timrrs at IIH' bott om o f th(' batting ordf'r to gf'l the Cal ifornia Angels ba('k to llwir \~ · innin g w: t.\ 'S. Tim Foli ;t ncl Hub l3cxmf'. who oc · cup_\' thr f'ig tllh Jnd ninth spots in t h(' I inPup. spa rktxl t hP Angels to an Il -l \' il'tOiy· Tw• sda~.- night ow·r ttlt> Toronto AluP .Jays . snappin g a s t '\'(' n - g~ mw lo-. in g streak . "Tho.\ l' t\HJ gu~·s "'un· \\'('rf' thf' k f'~ · to ou r bi g inn ing in thP fourth which ('h~ 1 ngP<J t hr ga mf' ;1round ." ..;; del (';difornb M a nager (;(' nf' M;tUch . " Th r_\'· n · ._ t cu uplr of old · tim(• tJ;I!l pl a_ \t·ro.., that n•;_!ll ~ · li kP to pia.' .·· Boom• and Foli kP~ ' ('Ci d fou r -1un four th inning tlwl helped the Ange ls overcome a :!- I deficit. Boone con tributN:I u tw o- run doublC' and F olia run -scoring singlr . Boonr. batting ..164 in the la st 21 gamrs. fini shC'd ,.,.·ith rwo hit s and Foli. with J ..\t-IH JvPrage ovf'r thf' sJ mt· pPriod. had two hit s and two runo.; . I t wa.<,n't (•ntln· J ~· thP 13oonP-Foli show as the ,\n gel s rapped H hits. includi ng rteggie .J ackson 's eighth horn(' run of th f' season . Toront o's run s came on Barry BonnPl l's thrC'f"-run homer in the first and Lloyd Moseby's solo shot in thl' ninth . (;('()tf Zahn surv ived the first inning to go th e distance to improve his rPCo rd to h-2. Jim Gott . 1-3, wa s the loser. !Wyals 9, Twins 4 Amos Ot is was practically a onem an wrecking crew as he homered, singled and knocked in four runs in leadi ng Kansas City to its seventh straight v ictory. The tri umph helped the Roya ls maintai n a half-game lead over Chicago and California In the tight AL West standings. Larry Gura picked up hls sixth victory in eight decisions, giving up Scioto results COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Heart to Heart , driven by Bruce RJeglem, won the eighth featured race at Scioto Downs Tuesday to pay $2.20, $2.40 and $2.20. In second was Sweet As Win e for $2.40 and $2.20, followed by Hedgerow's Image, which paid $2.20. The winner went the course In 2:03 2-5. The first race trtfecta. 4-10-7, paid $690.30. A crowd of 3,334 bet $290,525. t'i g ht hit s. striking ou t Sf'V('n and WJlking om•. Jack O'Connor. in his first m ajor-league start . v;a s thP loser. It was lhC' fourth straight loss for thP tumbling Twins. w ho haw• dropped 18 of thPil last 19 games. Minnesota 's only bright spot W<ll:i Kcntl·!rbek 's 13th homer ofthe sm son that extended his hitting streak to J:! gaml'S. Orioles, ·I, Brt'Wl'rs :.! Scoll McGregor retired l :i of the last 16 batters he fa ced in registering n nl ~· his second car('('T' v ictory 0\'(•r thl' Brcwc1 s against flve SC't · ba cks with a nifty six -hitter. Balt i more got its winning run in the sew·n th inning w hen Gary Roen icke scored from third on Rick Dempsey's chopper off the glove 0f MilwaukcC' start er Handy Lerch to brpak a 2-2 tie . Roenickr also homered in th e ninth for the final margin . I £rch, .1-o, was the losing pitcher White Sox 5, A's 4 Oak la nd continued it s slide, droppmg its fifth straight ga me after leading i -.1 in the top of the eighth. Bill Almon's two-run single in the bottom of the eigh th off loser Bo McLaughlin. 0-4 , was the big hit for the White Sox in the game that lasted three hours, 47 minutes. Oakl and' s Rickey Henderson stole three bases, including home. to rai se his major-league leading total to 57 in 57 games. Rookie Sa lmome Bajojas, 2-1, picked up the vi ctory In relief of Jerry Koosman. Mariners 2, Rru1gers I Todd Cruz doubled in AI Cowens 19 26 till - '!1 ~ ~19 16 "ffl :.!b ~-"il n ·~· :"'t >v.' '!) ?I :II w~w·m DlvWoo Kansas City Chicago C.. lllomr.. STORE HOURS: Mon.-Sat. 8 am-10 pm Ill """" -., .11 21 .11 2'l :12 'l .l SPartll• 2t1 2'9 of!ll ():lkl.trl(l ?l ll "-19 Tf')(..tS 17 J2 347 MJnll(>5()la 13 4~ 22-4 'l"\w'Jfflb.y'• U.nC"'llfornlu II . Tnsunto 4 Ebston 4. 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RBI: Murphy, Atla nta. -48; MoN'Iand . • oll 9),000 NO PURCHAS E NECESSARY Got a free game ]). ! 0 1 01\caco. ~: B.Dtaz. Phila~lpn~a . l9: Kingman, Nt'w Yor1r: , 38; J .Thompson. Pttt~rgh, J7; GU~e"m'ro. los A~k-s. Jl; TI<ennedy. San I:XI'-go. J7. HITS: Sax. l.ir.'i Angt>IPs. til. Kntghl. Houslon. fil: Gurnvm. Ins .4.JIIZf'll><.. lit>. (Of'l('('pt'\on. CtnrlnnaU . 65, ti Tied With . Steak or Roasts....L~· ••• $149 COUNTRY STYL~ Spare R1bs.........L~; ••• U . S.D.A . CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK ROAST GROUND BEEF • • • • • DOUBLES: C.a)"TT(>r, HousTOn. 16. T Kl'nl\t'dy , San ~ - 16: Lo. Smilh. St.Louis. 15: B.Diaz. Phlladt>lphla . 14. O.Smlth . Sl . LDu is . 14; Knij;:ht. llouston LB. • • • • • • LB . • • • • • • • BUCKET 14 TIUPL£S· 1.1 '11t>d With .1 HOME Kln~n. Pl1l ~burgh . RUNS· Murphy. Atlanta. 17 . Nfow York. 14. J 100m~n. 13. 6 T\f'd W\l h 10 STULEN BA.'iF.S: Mormo. P!UshuJ)(h. Dl>rnk'r. Philadf>lphla. '!1: Lo Smlrh. St.Louis. ~ ; RII IJK>S, Monlrl'al , 19: Wi,t.: gins. San Dlf'l'eO. 19. :rz: P I T C H I N G t 8 i)e{-tslons I Fol'liC'h. StLouis. 7-1, -~. 183: Sullon, Houston. 7 2. .ns, 2.96: Rogf>rs. Montreal. 7-.1. . 700. 1.96; Valfonz!J('Ia. Los Allg{"k's. 8-4 ..667, 2.46; Pulro. Nf'w York. ~J . .62.'1. 4.1Wi; Rurh\l('n. Phlladt'lptua . >J. - ~- 2.1!9: Ita . .lont>S. NPW York. 6-4 . .tm, 1511: Sa nd· PrSOn. Montreal. ~4 . .556, ~ - &1 srRJKEOUT'S: Solo, C\oc\rmall. III.!: Carll on . PhUadf>lphla. 'J): Rogers. Montn>al. n : Ryan, llouston. n : Lollar, Sfl n ~0. 62. AMF.IUC'A.N LEAGUE BATTING t!t"l al bal s l : Harrah. CIPw· land, .."llti: BonJ'II'Il. T oronro. .:rnl; Mcitaf'. Kanraas City . .350: W.WIIson. Kansas Cll y, .la7: Coopl't, MilwaukeE> ..lt6. . RUNS: R..Htndenon, Oak.lard, 54; Harnlh, t1-vriand, 4-S; ~mton. Ck>veland. «); Watt\an. Kansas Ory, J9; Lel'lorf'. Ol~ago. J7: Otis. KaJWt s Oty. 17. RBI : Thornton, Clf"Vt'tand, s.!: Mdtal'. Kansa~ Clry. ~1 . LuztnskJ, Clllcago. 42; Hrbe«, MIMPSOta . JJ: Coopl'r, MJIwaukeP, JS; 0 U5, K.aM.BS City. 38. HITS: Harrah. CIPveland. 7B; Coopl'r. MllwaukeE'. 71 : GaJTia. Toronto. tlt; MC'Ral'. KaMa ' City. I!J; HPmdon . Of>. troll. 66. DOUBLES: Otis. Kansas City . 17, L.vnn. Calllornla, 16; 'r'ounl , Mllwaukl'f'. l~ . McRae, Kan:•1as Cl1 y. 15: Evans. Boston. Jol: Whitt". Kan.~ s City . H : Cowf'ns. Seellll> . 14 . ntiPU.:S: llc>mdon . Ot-t roll. 7. !l Tit'CI With t . HOME RUNS: Thornton. 0PVf'land. IIi. RoPnkke, Baltlmorf'. 13: Hrtx>k. Min· nesota, L1: U>wenstctn . Ba\tlmorr. 11: C)RIIvW. Mllwaukt"(', II; u. Mu~. Oakland. SJ'OLEN BASES: R .HPndA"son. Oak Land, 57; l..(>f'lon>, Oltcago. 19; Wathan . ICaM-u Oty, 1.5: Molllcw, Mllwauktt>, 14; t...opa. Oak1and, lJ; Mllf'})hy, Oakland, lJ. PITCHING ~8 Declsiom):GWdry , Nf>w Y«k, 7-1, .~. 3. 11: Hoyt, Chkaf!O, 9--2, .818. 2.18: Bartcer, Clevt>land, 7-2. .7'18. Z.T1; Vukovtch, Mllwaukre, 7-2, .118, 3.10: Caud W. Se1nk!-. 7-2. . m. 2.01: Zahn. Cali- JOHN A. WADE, M.D., INC. WIN A TRIP FOR TWO TO BaiHmort' ~~1anil):!:an 4-41 Il l Mllwauk4't' 1H aa s .l-21. t n1 Oakland t Kf'Otlgh 47 1 al C'hlra~o tlloyl 9-21. 1n 1 K.Josas Clrv oSpll rtorlf 4 -1• 011 ~In nt'SOta t Wll1t.ams :t-3r. tn1 SPank> t BraMic> 1-4 1 11 Tt>U! t l~h ~ NPW York . .ni. # 75-02-04726 WID 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0. '"Ca UIQI'l\111 1Witl .l-(h al Toronto n"";a mn RUNS : Lo.~m lth . wi th the decidin g run in the top of ttw 14th to carr) ' thp Marinrrs over Texas in a ga me dominated by pitching . Bill Caudill. 7-2, pitch<'<! i 1<1 pN feet innings in re lief of to ga in the ,-iclorv . Paul Mirabella . 1-1. was ragged with the loss. Trxa s starte r Frank Tanana allowed only three hils and struck out thrPP, fa cing only :n bailers in the first nine innings. And Fl oyd Ban· nistcr, the Sea ttle startrr, fanned C'ight battc'Pi to raise his leaguC'leading total to 82 before leaving in the sixth inning w hen he developed a blister on his left fool . Red Sox 4, Yankees 3 Ca m y Lan sford 's Rill -single in the bottom of the lOth lifted Boston to its fourth slraight vic tory and fifth extra-inning triumph wit hout a loss. Boston reliever Mark Clea r , 5-1, blanked the YankPPs on one hit over the fin al two inning.;; to gain the vic tory . New York' s Grorge fraz ier, 1-1, failed to retire a batter in the 10th to pick up the loss in relief. John Mayberry and Ken Griffey hit solo homers for the Ya nkees. Tigers 8, Indians 3 Chet Lemon blasted two home ru ns and Mike Jvie a so lo shot to power Detroit over the Indians. Pat Underwood, 3-3, sca ttered nine hits before giving way to Dave Tobik in the ninth. Cleveland starter Rick Sutcliffe, bidding for hls fourth straight victory, was bothered by control prot>lems. He gave up eight walks in seven inning' In falling to 4-2. ~P.l NI'W York tJolln •- ~~ a l btoo ~ Hu rs t 529 JACKSON PIKE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 11-l ~IJ 21 5~t9 M $5/i 21 fuur gumes to two. ( AP L.ascrphoto). Foli, Boone spark Angels., ll-4 Uy _\ _,...,oda lt •d 'lii Wr·o·k.' - l It , , n 1 APROFESSIONAL COLLEGE OF BUSINESS CAREER TRAINING t thtu 'lfi W,•o·k:-. ti47 n York 'TUron to (;8 Ul 11 1. t nl GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE U W,.,.b :,:! W • · · · k ~ SYRACUSE, OH . PH . 992-5776 CALL NOW - 446-4367 MA II. Sl ' 1\.SI 'B IIYfiONS Los Angeles Lakers' Magic John- HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE SUMMER QUARTER II 00 S·HO JJI,tll Jl1TJrrllh-d m1••" Jb "ht •t t' ht11Jit' • ilJTh' J .~ o ·n 11 t ' 1 .~ .niid;tblo· INTENSITY - Open Daily 9 to s. Closed Sunday ENROLL NOW! 'l,j, , ~ub.~· r 1pl r••tb h1 1:1 Wr ·•·k." GERANIUMS '/2 PRICE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-DEGREE EXECUIVE SECRETARIAL-DEGREE ACCOUNT! NG-DEGREE MICRO-COMPUTER ADMINISTRATION Suh~· r rtwr.' nut •k~JJ ur c lu p;n lht· , Hr r wJ JJW~ rt'JJul Ill ,Hh ilnn· dJJ'tTt ·l, Tht · D,nl) So·Jrt uh ·l <Ill d l f ••r 12 JJtnn tlllm ~b f'rnl rt wtl l lw 1~ 1 \ t' Jl n !J'J"It'J t'il< I111111JIIh :J2 Wo ·1· k .'- & GET ON THE JOB SOONER S52 Bll ln~ r tlo · PLANTS t•ct l :l1 :w Ao<;ton ON All BEDDING GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE rQSTMASTER St·nd addrt· .~-' tu Tht• 0<1rl\ St·ntrnt •l. Ill ('uur\ St . Pur ru-nt~. Ohw ~5 769 . Sl\'c;U: ('Ill'\' I'RH'F..'\ """"'"' """""" Mllwiiuk{'(> IT WILL COST LESS AND YOU WILL Pubhs ht•d o•n-n aftt • rnt~un . Mumlcn thr uul.'h F ru.1t }. Ill l'uurt S trwl. b) lht· Ohm Vallo·) On, -Y,·;u By 'Ow! ~ P"n!MM ..\MERIC4.N LEAGl'!: W CLOSEOUT SPECIAL ELL Majors l )f>lroll MAKE IT THE BEST ATTEND A Ui\ isiun ul Mullimt"diw . In(' SURSI'R I PTI()N said PhUadelphla Coach Billy Cunningham . "I am pruud of the way we played . 1 just want to congratulate the Lakers." IT'S YOUR FUTURE il:SPS 14S-96(h H}' Carrirr nr Mnl 11r Rnu tt()Jrt · WtTk On.- M"nlh Scoreboard... S(>a uk' 2. Tf'ltiiS I. 14 Innings Wecbw8dlly'!l Gatne~~ The Doily Sentine l Publr s h111 ~ Cumpan) 1982 After a long, hard day, there's noththings the simple way. The old fashing better than a big, thick, juicy steak. ioned way. A Bob Evans Steak. Cut from choice So come on down to Bob Evans cuts of beef. Served with farm Steakhouse for the biggest, fresh baked pota~oes, real thickest, juiciest steak sour cream and dinner around. Because.after rolls made from scratch all, who d~sei'Ves it and served piping hot more than you. Bob right from the oven. Evans Steakhouse is You see at Bob Evans" located at 1530 Eastern STEAKHOUSE Steakhouse we still do Avenue in Gallipolis. 11ob&vtUtS .Bob Evans brings you back: .' WAGNER - Orange Drink ...~ .o;. 4 7 ¢ fornia, 6-2, .750, 2.99: Gura. Kansas C1 ty. 6-2, .750, U:l; Bums. Olk:ap, 7-3. .'71J). U!. SI'RIKEOl!J"S: F .Banntster. Sean ll', 112: F.dw>niPy. RMtnn . GR: Guidry. Nf'W Y nrk. Cl; BarkPr, Clf:ovA.and. 56: hny. ~a nll', ... ' Transactions _._ BMDA1L HUNTS'S ¢ Catsup ............. }~~:. CUCUMBERS • • • • • • FLAVORITE MARGARINE • • I • • I • • • I • • I I • LB . I BROUGHTONS fRUIT PUNCH .. • • • • • • • ~L~s;lc. G~L~ 79' MORTON POT PIES ........ ~o: 4/$1 ONCINN ATI R£06-Siped Billy Haw~·. pi!Cher, 11XI.....agned 1\lm 10 Bllltnp t Monu c1 t~ rooklrP Pioneer Ingue. SAN DIEGO PADRE5-1'raded Dan l::kxw, pttchl'r, to the Houston Astros tor Jop Pittman. tnflfkkor. ..........u. .,__._ O'ITAWA ROUGH RIDERS-C\11 &eve Gr1nt, ~; Bart Bitten, Darryl Drake, Tooly .... ""' Brvwn. wid! l"«'oriYen; JamM Coiem.ln, tiltrt at; J.rklor Reed •nd Rldl: 1nlicb, run.... b.cD: Dwl&ftt Porier, comerblck; Roltfrt Ball 1nd Dlw Uptol. d!Uve -· - """~-Iackie; ..... lM ............ .., lrllrtl: Flrllrt. . ,. -·."' sco SHORTENING 3 LB. CAN $}99 CAMPBELL'S DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES 0 (Limit 3 Please) 18.5 oz. 69¢ Limit One Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires June 12, ~680Z. DETERGENT $569 PORK & BEANS 160Z . 3/$1 Limit One Per Customer Good Only AI Powell June 12, 1982 ,- - �Pomeroy By DALE M. STOLL Meigs County Extension Home Economist By DALE M. STOLL Meigs County Extension Home Economist St<tlc crackers, leftover rol ls, and da y-old bread a ll seem dull subjects for my column this week, but actually these old , dry tidbits can produce exciting top pings, and casseroles a nd ha ve lots of other useful roles in the kitchen. You're a thrift y cook if you sqUirrel away leftover bread. crackers, and rolls to use in cooking. ce~n make your food bud ge t go fw1her by using up all foods. It's tough, however, to think of a whole lot of ways to usc up breads. In my kitchen , there always seems to be a lonely breadcrust left in the plastic bag, one uneaten roll . or fi ve crackers left uullu gel soggy. It's a challenge to find a clever use for these foods a nd it takes strength to recognize potential in these gar- l.uretl<t Carter and Tht• Sounds nf Praise will bt• at the Ash St. Fn·•·"i llllaptist Churl' h. Middlt•purt, Saturday, June 19, at 7:30p.m. County happenings Announcements A SJX"f'iJI mPPting of Eastrrn At · hh'tic" Boostf'rs wBI IX' hf'ld Mond<.t .\ ". All p<.tn.•nt s withchildrrn in the athl(•tic program s are urgf'd to at - An icP cream soc ial will be held June 19 at 13cthany United Methodist Church at Dorcas. Serving will begin at !i p.m. Severa l novors of homemad(' ice cream and va riou s tPnd . r\"(j i SIJni 'P \\"ith projf'Ct s cur· rpntl ~ · unclt•n\'a.v is n('{'(jrd . kinds of homemade baked goods will be a va ilable. Carry-out orders will be filled for those providing \ ', ICat ion BibiP school will b<' held their own containers. Th e event will .tl Hacine UnitPd :'vtC'thodbt f' hun·h .. lunJ • 14·1H from 9 a.m. to 11 . 1.111 . Thf'nlf' i" "l'omf'. Follow .Jf'All chi!drf'n thr('(' years through junior hig h ..,chou! agf' arf' im · it~>d . Ht'\". .Jamf•s C!:trk, pa stor. 111\·itf'.., all ~·hildrrn of thP commun· it _ \ · tu rnmll. "U"." a lso fcaturt' gospel singing. Proc!X'ds of the social will assist the c hildren and youth of the church to J.ltf'ncl summer church camp. A spe('ial P'I'O meeting will be hl'lcl at Portland ElemPnt arv School 7 p.m. Mondav. Astrograph June 10. 1982 Th 1s shouhl pron· ! 11 bt · a \Try 111krestm g and l'Xt 'llHlg year for you snc Jal! y . Y11u arl' llkl'l~ tu lllt'l'llnts of new pt·upll' and fnnnmany fresh Jll\t'rt•sts C;EMINI ~May 2l·.lum· 20) '' ch<-1Tll"l' llll't.'ting lodov with someone 11l'W l'ould JH"II\ "t' t 'X< ' Illll~ rumantll'<illy . Th1 s person\ outlook and pliJ)IISopli _ \ Will IJl' Jllll<JrlllllllY w1th yours . l 'ANCEH l.hrm· ll-.lu ly 221 Today )'ou should bt· able to f111d ways to llliJll "<l\"t' til" dlilll l! t' llllrlg:-; \\'hh'h ha\·l' illlpedt•d your prngress lately. /k g Ill (II k ill" d(IWJJlhl' IX.I!Til'I"S. !.EO (.J ul.\ 2:1·1\ug. 22) Th1 s IS a 1-! ()(lll day to bnng tugdhl'r persons \nth whnn1 ~~~~~ ;m · frH'JHll~ . pt·r son s \ou ft'l'l should knuw Olll' <illother . M;tkt· tht • IJt't"l'ss;u·_r ;nT<HH!l'lllt·nts . . VIHCO I Aug. 23-St·pt. 221 You could prof1t tnday from unusual t'ir· t · un lst;-~rH ·t ·s that rrn ght pup up 111 ar l'a s Ct fft•t ·tmg vo ur wurk or ca rel'r. Dt 1n' t l n~~ · t11 ne 111 dt •\· t'lupln g tlwrn . · I.IBHA tSq>t. 2:Hkt. 231 You should do n·n wt'll tndav 111 situations rt'QUII"lll l' ~ uu l< Ju:--t· ~ ()ur llll<t l~ lllatwn anti n •sou;Tl'fulnt·ss. ·I.ook for wavs tn build ll~t · bt'lkr I!IPUst'lr<tp. · SCOHPIO tOct. 24·N n\' . 22) Your f1nanc1Ctl and tnal eri<~l aspects look l'XITt'l!ll'iy t'!H'olln1J..!lll J..! tnday . It 's likl'ly you' ll flgUI"l' out how to reap a rrnf1t frurn Sl'\"I'!"J! situatinns. SAr.ll'l'AIIlliS I Nov. 2:1-Dt•t•. 211 Don't heStlatt· tnJ •x press your spontaJIL'tlli S 1h11UJ..! Ilts ltl Plllt·rs today . Tlwy're wi tty and t·lever, and could t'\'t•n bl· inspir;.1tiona l CAPHI<'OHN I llt'r . 22-Ja n. !91 You hav1• extren 1ely good bargaming ~1bili ty toda y at the marketplCJce or in Hreas which ctffect your work or c<-trt·er . Concrntratt• <.tnd you'll profit. AQUAHIUS !Jan. 211-Feb. 191 Excellent le;nlership qual ities make you the rna sll'r of you r fa l l' toda y . You have on ly to asse rt yo urself to ac· cu111plis h what you asp1rc to. PISCES t Feb. 211-Marrh 201 Flow with events today. Thi ngs which an· t>rignJa ted by others could prove more fort unate for you than that winch you mitiate yoursrlf. bagc-<:an ca ndidates . Here arc some ideas to help you stretch yo ur food budget by using up leftover breads. Dry bread in tht.· oven! Accumula te sta le bread in a plaslic bag in the freezer. When your oven is still wann after baking, pla ce the stale bread on a cookie sheet and pop it in the oven to dry . Turn the pieces if necessary. When completely dry, crwnble the bread and store in an air tight plastic bag nr jar. Microwave dry bread! Bread is easily dried in the microwave ove n. Place on a paper platt• and microwave one minute or less on eaeh side. Consult your ma nual fnr other specific instructions. Store in an air- tigh t bag or jar. Make cruut~ns fur sa lads! cr ush. Sture 111 an air-tight bag or Jar. All these ideas ca n be applied to pol<tto chips, all kmds of leftov er or stale rrackers. or hot dog or hamburger buns. You might want to store bread crumbs or cro utons in a ir-t ight glass conta u1ers righ t on your counter top. They are very handy that way. l'iow, what do you do with a ll these crwnbs, croutons and dry bread'' Here are some ideas : x - Casserole toppings - Combinl' ''-I cup crwnbs with 2 tablespoons butter or margarine. Sprinkle on cassero les and brown. x - Use crumbs for breading meat. poultry, or fish - Our favorite dish breading technique uses crumbs. Dip prepared fi lets in flour , then 1n a mixture of beaten eggs and mi lk. then in crum bs. Pa n or deep fry.lt's delicious ' For easy baked chicken. dip chicken pieces in melted butter or margarine then in crwnbs. Place in a shallow pan a nd bake until chicken is tender.Sa lt andpeppcrtotaste. x - Add crumbs to ground beef when making meatloaf. Prepare stuffing from your own dried bread. Many good cooks like to for the ir sluffing . My husband and I combine different kinds of breads ha ve a fr iend , Kip Parker, who makes the most delicious stuffing in the whole world. We sampled it recently , (along with his I7-pound wild turkey I and I asked him what wa.s in it . One of hi ~ secr ets is to combine whole wheat bread with regular bread for the sluffing . x - Use the croutons or dried breads in casseroles. The following casse r ole recipe is a good choice for Buller stale bread and sprinkle w1th ga rlic salt. Cut the bread into cubes, several slices at a tim e. Dry in the oven or in the microwa ve oven us i n~ the above tcc hniquc!:i. You can " pan fry" croutons, too. Cook on top a bru nch or luncheon. It' s quick to f1x and holds well. Sausage Breakfast Casst:'rult• I lb. bJ"t)Wnl'd regular bulk St:i usagl'. butter until crispy . Croutons add navor and texture to tossed sa lads. Croutons arc also used For casseroles. Store in an e:li r -ti ght bag or jar. Make crumbs! Bread crumbs are used in t ·v~ry thin g from cas!')c r olc toppin gs to meatloaf. You can buy bread crumbs in the store but the crumbs may cost as much as $I .50 per pound 1 It' s easy to make yo ur own : Soft crumbs- place bread, etc. in the blender, a little a t a time, and blend until crumbs fo rm . Store in the freezer. Dry crumbs - these a re the easiest of all to fix . Dry bread as above. Place in a bag or bowl and 1 cup shn•ddell clwest' ! I ust> col by cupswould dry bread but3-4 sharp bt· goutl. too I 4 eggs 2 cups milk I tablespoon parsley I optional! Place bread 111 a greased 9 x 13" Meigs County 4-H members will se ll 4-H Cookbooks. published by the Ideals Corporation . The cookbook is callerl " The 4-H Blue Hibbon Cookbook." It features recipes that have been selected as Outstanding of the Day Winners at the Ohi o State Fair . These are in full-color pictures and recipes. The books will sell for $4 each. Of this, 50 cents will go the related organizations, .;. • • • ' ' ' < y ' ' ' I CAKE DECORATING , :. II 12 I ; : 10 2: SUMMER HOURS "-!>••"'-''" ·; 9~3 ; I ~ :8 - '"'" wm , 11 •' 11 5 1 Kroger 10 P " 15 Welcomes 1 ~~~E~F~F~E~C~TJ~V~E~~U~N~E~l~~~~9~8~2~~~~~":•~s~uN~MA:~"~EE~~:'~~·~'~~~ Your rnusfaro Federal Food Stamps JAMES L. SCHMOLL, O.D. Doctor of Optometry ~ ·ror Some Cost Cutters. "o~---­ Other Brands Are Stocked. '.$_/".. m, . I l ilt Each of these advet11sed >!ems >S 'I!Ou •' j><J 1u bt' read1!y ava,table tor sa te on 6<1 ( 1"1 KrO<,Je• Store e•uJpl <~~ 5pi!!ICI1lc.alt noted 111 this ad 11 ......, clo f\Jn OI.J I crl an ~ 11em . we w1ll o ffer you yOu• 1 hO<t. e o t il 1U'"D<I'ittJie 111,,, when illlatlilble r~tl1ectlng the s.a111e s.diiH'Y~ 01 d •.tm c ht'l.~ wt1tch WJ!! entJIIA ¥0U 10 pur c hase the ad v e~• St!<:l ·II!"' ,1 l'•f' advertised pnce ...,th1n :ll da~ Examinations by Apt. PH. 992-6545 WED. ri~·~-·~~~~======~~===:::::::~ 5-7 -LB. RU! LANU DEPARTMENT STORE Kroger Meat Bologna ......... . !Pric-es- Elf ecti ve-Thru-Satu rd ay-June-12th $2.89 Lb . • • • • • • • • • 3 Golden Ripe $1 Bananas. .... · lbs . Homemade Lb. HAM SALAD • • • • • • • • • DAIRY $1.49 95 Co unt Sunki st The movement IS quartz Amazmgly accurate . The look IS c lass 1c Clean . Unc lullered . The upkeep IS minimal. The cost of a si ngle fla s hlight baltery. replaced once a year For a beller t1me tomorrow. buy a Bulova quartz cloc k today . MARGARINE ... 2/ 1.19 Broughtons DOZEN Su nki s t Le monade & Orang e) ~~~ 99' STORE HOURS: Monday-Thurs., Sat. 9-5 Friday 9-8 U .S.D.A . INSPECTED fROZEN . 4·8-LB. AVG. Young Turkey Breast. .... Southern Peaches ;. • • • • • • • POWDERED SUGAR Country Club" .Ice Cream 28 • • Box • • • • • • 69c PINT ... 19< 32 oz. Kraft Miracle Whip 16 oz. Domino lb . California $15 9 Strawberries ... ~~::.' FACIAL TISSUES • • • • • • oz. Assorted Regular KOOL-AIDS • • • • • • • • • 3 oz. INSTANT NESTEA •• • •Jar• • 41b. Pkg. BLUE DRAGON DUST • • • • SALAD DRESSING • • KROGEiil HOMO GEN IZED MilK GAL. CTNiil $1 .99 ilrGrinds 3-lb$579 Kroger Coffee. can · KROGER Buttermilk Bread ....... . KROGER HONEY STYLE 3·~;::$129 2 :~!!~rcr~~t ~ov~~$119 Y;l~~;rGTH $229 100-Ct. Tablets....... .... 811. QUARTERS Land '0' Lakes Margarine .. FROZEN Morton Pot Pies .. 2$109 AVA il A8l£ ON l Y IN STORES 1-lb . Pkgs. 2 79 8-oz Pkgs . c WtTH DEl l DEPARTMENTS HOT FOODS AIJAH.A.BlE 11om Ttl 1pm SLICED TO ORDER . SANDY MAC READY TO EAT . WISHBONE Deli Style Boiled Ham 8-Pieces Fried Chicken $2 $3 NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE . MOUNTAIN DEW Diet Pepsi or Pepsi Cola lb . 99 Buck et ASSORTED VARIETIES BROWN BAG I .... ...... 6-Ct. Pkg . DeI•1 Bages 63e PINEAPPLE ORANGE DRINK can99e 21 oz. Showboat POMEROY, OHIO 992-5272 PORK-N-BEANs • • • I I I I 2/$1.49 t .I ggc $168 . $3.39 Can . , • • • 99 • l!~x lb . GAL. CTN. 59( ORANGES - . . . . . 6/95' 46 oz. Del~onte HARTLEY SHOES $2 69 Springdale 2% Milk Grade A Large Eggs n·MnN" . . . . . . 2129' 12 oz . Kraft Single rn:. ·t-rew""' e.ll ow Sli ced Processed . . . . . . . . . 89' SWISS CHEESE .r.•? 11.89 ONIONS 113 Count Ca ilforn1 a 1 -- &;neless Bottom Round Roast. ... . lb . Whole Fresh Boston Butt. KROGER 1 10 oz. Armour Vienna WEAVE YOUR OWN KIND OF STYLE FOR SUMMER. THE FLORSHEIM MARINO OFFERS THE DISTINCTIVE COOL WOVEN LOOK IN A HANDSOME LEATHER SLIP-ON ·WITH A CONTEMPORARY TOUCH. lfS THE PERFECT COMPLEMENT TO YOUR LIGHT-WEIGHT APPAREL U .S. GO V'T GRAD!D CHOICE . SLICED INTO PORK STE AKS PRODUCE VIENNA BEEF BARBECUE 20% OFf REGULAR PRICE ggc Oscar Mayer Meat Wieners. Dinner Bell or Agar BOILED HAM lb . Mixed Fryer Parts REGUlAR OR JUMBO $2.03 • • • • • • • .S. D.A . INSPECTED HOLLY FARMS IN THE PIECE Phone 742-2100 Pkg . AVG . Whole Smoked Picnics .......... . 200 Count Kleenex White ,. J ADVERTI SED ITEM POLICY 443-C Locust St., Middleport MON. VISION EXAMINATIONS TUES. THURS. CONTACT LENSES FRI. 9-12 CHILDREN'S VISION 1-5 PORK BARBECUE ·.. .z....6... ..5 . ' l ' ·~ '\ ~i li!l OLD ORCHARD APPLE JUICE Camel Leather ;md Mrs i 10 ·oz. Armour 2):': HnS l ' ~-\. ::.!:';:!::..;;,.'" ~ ....,., TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 to 5 CLOSED SAT., SUN., MON. FRIED CHICKEN DINNER BULOVA VISION Decorato r clf!S1gn 1n solid maple w1!!l gtass co v ered d1at 13 h1 g ~1 Mrs .John Da!Ht'l Thun1a s. C'r<-J l ).!, SUPPLIES Banquet 32 oz. • Temple . Mrs. E1!t't'll BL!t'k . Mrs Holwrt of lht• OctU ghters of the Amcril'an Ht•volutitJJ1 will bt• at 6 p.m . at 6 WE ~ESUVE THE li!IGHT TO liMIT QUANTITIES . NONE SOlD TO OIAlEiii S 12 oz. BULOVA QUARTZ WALL CLOCKS Masomc 1912 IN GALLIPOLIS and POMEROY . pt'<lplt· who ca n lt•ad you to explore new honzons, rat her than wa ste your lt !!H' wtth those whu inhibit your v ision . ACHOICE GIFT FOR DAD Pomeroy THE ANNUAl. p!cli!C of the Heturn Jonathan Meigs Charter COPYiiiiGHT 1911 · THE KliiOGER CO ITEMS AND PliltCE S GOOD SUNOA Y JUNE 6 THiiiOUGH SAT Uiii DA Y. JUNE 12 ANN'S FRUIT DRINKS . .. Hlforrnati<Hl that come to you f rom the acti ons of others. What you learn l'uuld bl'nefit you muneywise. <il last opportunity to rl'ncw all magaztlll' sub st'r lptton s Hostt:sSl'S will bt• Mrs. Wtll'y. will bt• fur111 slu·d . That will be the BARGAIN MATINEES ON SAT & SUN AU. SEATS JUST$200 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY S 20() 1 lb. Teen Qu ee n TAUHUS t Aprii 2!1-May 201 Be on your toes today for signs of bits of Fntlay HOCK SPHINGS Grange , 6 p.m. Thursday at the hall. butltliug 111 Chesllll't'. FOR EVERYDAY Phone 446 · 4524 ployment record , and on that basis SLICED BACON AHlES IMart'h 21-April !9) You'd be wise today to associa te wi th of 1-la vt•n . W. Va . Member s art· to tlkl' a covt·red chs h and tlwir own tahll' Sl'r\'H'l' . Tlw uwat and drink spl•cial Superior I lb. The sale began June 7 and will end June 30. There wi ll be prizes to the indi vidual selling the most books. Contact Dale Stoll at the Extension Office for more details, phone 9926696. A HEPHESENTATIVE l'lothing day for low income per· sons F'ndt:jy. 9 C:j _lll . to 12 noon Ttw agt'IH..'Y clothing bank is located m the old h1 gh school ab1lili es and interests and em- baked . Fur your free copy of a recipe for a !oral club. $1 will go to the 4-H Committee to sponsor county 4-H programs, an d 25 cents goes to the Oh io4-H Foundation. THURSDAY FRJDAY POMEHOY - Mary Shnne 37, and La fay ette Shrine 44, Order of the Wh ile Shrine of Jerusalem, will ha ve inspection at 6 p.m. r m. F'riday at the home of Mrs. l.arry 1.. Wilt•y, Oak St .. N.. w honors achieved, work with child until the rasse role is firm . Can be 4-H members to sell cookbooks Meigs Food CJ>-op will be at the Senior Citizens Center from I to 3:30p.m. Thursday to take orders for produce and bulk items . Pickup will be on June 17. GALLIA-ME IGS Community Acl JOil Agency will hold its free servil'e, servicl' to the College and Un ive r sity com mittees, specia l !ll<ide ahe<id <illd refri gera ted, then topping, contact Dale Stoll a t the Mei~s County Extension Office. 7 honor awa rd on thl' basi s of scholar- sausage on top . Sprinkl e cheese on top . Bake uncove red in a 350 degree oven about 45 minutl's tn one hour or crwnb Page ship, professional members hi p and over dry bread . Sprinkle parsley on top. Place crum bled, cooked a POMEHOY Chapter 60 and Bosworth Council 46 will meet Wednesday . There will be elect ion of officer. All York rite 53 1 JACKSON PIKE ·Rt. 35 WEST education at Oh io University . The Elementary Program Area farulty of the school ronsHiered all students nominated fo r the sen ior pan. Combine eggs an d m Hk . Pour chicken cas!:ie r ole. using MIDDLEPORT Amateur Gardeners, 8 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Arthur Strauss, South Third St. , Middleport. Miss Benure Ann Durst will be the assistant hostess. OAPSE 453 will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Southem High School. Hoover has been selec ted as the outstl nding Sl'n ior in the area of e\cnll'nta ry The Daily Sentinel Calendar masons i nvi ted. Leslie Jaye Ord Hoover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ord, Syracuse, 1-5 of the stovt• in a little margarine or WEDNESDAY selected Mrs. Hoover, a Southern High School grad uate, as the award. winner. Friday Mrs. Hoover wi ll be among those honored at the Student Recogn ition Heception , 7:30p.m. in the Baker Center Jail room. Presentations of special awards and recognition of outstanding students will be made at that time. Cooking? Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio -- Resident awarded for education What's You Wednesday, June 9, 1982 Wednesday, June 9, 1982 Middleport, Ohio .. 99 �Page- 8 -The Daily Sentinel 9, 1982 Wednesday, June Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Voters continue to reject school levies COLU MBUS. Ohio tAP! - VotPrs In 16:1 Ohio public school dis! ri<'ts d<'Cidf'd tax levy Iss uPS Tursday, approving 74 and rPject lng ~ proposals. On a jJ('rcentagP basis, 45.4 per- ern! of thf' ta x ques tlons were appro\'t"Cl and J4 .6 pPrce nt were dt·nil·d . " In thPSP tirnf's. I think we ra n ix' piPa..,Pd a t t hat JX'rC('nt agf' ," said 1>1 ln•n(• Bandy·. acting assistant 'u j>·rint<•ndPnt of the Ohio Dt•pa rt rnf'nt of Education . :\J th is timf• la st yPa r . votf' r s apJH'I)\'! "Cl quire these districts to seek the leVies, although the funds may haw bf>en sought to help repay the loans. The following districts in the Joan fund program pas sed Issues: Trotwood -Madison City . 8.75 mills, new operating : F ort Loramie Loca l. 5 mills, two-year new emergency: Arcadia Loca l. 8.3 mills. nf'w f'mergrnry : Clea rvtew Loca l, li.K1 mills, new Op!'ra ting: Mount \ 'Prnon Cit \', 6 mills. new three_vear emer gPncy: Southwest Lick ing Local. 7.8 mills. new operating: 7.a ne Trace Local. 4.9 mU!s. new fi vP-vear pmergenc)': Athens City, :t9 mills. fivP-yPar r m e rgC'nry: Madison Local, 12 mills. new operating: La Brae Local. 0.9 mills, capital lmprovPment and building: and LlbP1·ty Cent er Loca l. 7.8 mills. The Da yton City School District was the only district In Ohio's eight major cities to seck additional fund s. Voters denied the request for a new two-year Pmergency levy of 10.98 m!Us. The largPst approved mUiage boost ca me In the Madison Local Schools District In Lake Count y. whf'n' \'Oters agrN'd to a new 12mill Op!'ratlng IPvy _ Voters in thP WPsl!•r\'iiiP School District in Fra nklin County rPjf'<'ted a proposed 1:>.9-mill operat ing PXpl'nSPS ]PV)' . 1a:x incn:>ases In 51.8 {X'rcent TwPnt y -thr<'<' of thP :Ill districts in the state's sc hool Joan fund program submitted ta x issues to voters TuPsda )·. Eleven of the Issues pa ssed . M s. Ba ndy said . She said the loan fund program did not rP- "f thr • 110 di st rict s whi ch sought lhPnl. M s. Band)' sa id . She noted Ttwt in th( • la:;; t fC'w elections In H hit·h rna n ~· ..;;c hoo i!Pvies were propo...,t 'CI . tht • p~:~ssage rate has rangE>d t r·1 1m a bou 1 +l p<>rcen 1 to~ JX'fCf'n I 9, 1982 Wednesday, June Pomeroy Sew-Easiest Trio Printed Pattern new opera ling . 1\velve districts In the loan fund program were denied the following issues: Valley View Loca l, 1 mUI, ca pital Improvem ents : HardinHouston Loca l: 5 mills, new fouryPar emergency: Wapa kon et a City , 6.78 mills. new emergency: McComb Local, U .5 mills, new emergency: Mapleton Local , 7 mill s. new one-year em ergency : Caldwell Exempted Village, 5.1 mills, new operating : WilloughbyEastlake City, 8.9 mills. new operating ; E:ast Palestine City , 10 mills, new Op!'raling: Southern Loca l : 10 mills. new operating:, Western Reserve, 6 mills. new operating: B loomfield -Mesopotamia Local , 7 mills, new operating: and Hubbard E:xempted VIl lage, 7 mills. new operating. Business Services YOUNG'S FOR THE BOTH OF YOU CARPENTER SERVICE STYLING SALON OHIO VALLEY ROOFING SYRACUSl OH. SUMMER PERM. SPECIAl 'Addom ond romo4tun1 - RoolinJ ond JUliO! w01i --(oncretoworl 20o/o OFF ALL PERMS -~,'~7,~f~:! for the Month of June 0pen Tues. ttru Sat. PH. 992-3982 if'" Eslimotnj V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-73t4 Pomeroy, Ohio 930 -tfc <'on ... um f'r~ wrnt riN •Pf> r in dPbt in April to bu~ · ('a rs and other goods , HH I '-.t'J"\ " in·~ - <.;Omf'thing t'C'OJl ()mi..,t..., ; tn • CCl Unting on to hPip Pnd tlH · T T'< " t'"~ion c~nd fut•i J 1'('('0\'0T.\'. Tht· 1-'t'<h •ral H.rsrTV'f' Board I'C'· p tJJ"t Tut• <.; d a~ · of th r larg es t mrmth l \" i ncTc·asc in con sum<·r tTt •dl! in ..,t•u• n months was vi('wed ,,, .1n t•ncout·aging dr•\ "l 'ltlpmt'nt ported new-car sa les increased in bet1 Ortner. chief economist of the CommerC'f' (X::>partment. But signs of economic distress also persisted . Reserve Mining Co. sa id it wa_; extending a planned four-week summer shutdown of its Sil ve r Ba y, Minn .. Iron ore mine through Dec. o, idling most of It s 2.700employecs. M atthew Ba novilz. the company presiden t. said the shutdown cou ld be extendf'd even longer if conditions In the steel industry worsen. The Fed's report on consumer debt included borrowing for purchases of cars and mobUe homes and the use of credit cards, but did not include horne mortgage loa ns. Outstanding auto-loan debt grew by $233 m i llion in April, the ftr'!t Pxpanslon of the year. E:arller this month. the nat ion' _; automakers re- Pc o nomic 'l'hr• l" c<l reported consumers tmk o n $1. 1 ~ billi on more in lnstal illlf'nt d('!JI than the)· paid off in :\pril. 11 wa s thr biggest increa se ~ mn· \t~ <; l Sl'ptf'mbf'r. but below i n( " rt •; 1 ~.., of Jround $2 billlon <.1 month tor mo."t ot 19Rl . ·· 11 nothing l'lsP. a little pickup ht ·n· prtlhabl~ does rpnf'(' l a leSS{' Jl ing 111 l t'. tl' .., of tlu~ future." ,;;a id Ro- Ma y. with thP ra tf' of dail y sa les a t a three-yea r high . In July. income taxes will be cut 10 percent and Social Security ben neflts will be incr eased 7.4 percent. In Wa shington. House Democratic a nd Republican lea ders ten tativ e l y approved sepa r a te spending plans. each ca lling for r educing administrat ion budgets for tne military . The Democrats' plan would trim innatiqn-adjusted growth of defense spending to 5 percent from President Reagan 's proposed 10 perce nt to help hold the deficit for the fisca l y~a r beginning Oct. 1 to $1()7.8 billion. The Republi ca ns proposed 7 percent real growth in defense .;pending as part of a budget with an estimated $99.2 billion • Siding 3 month old female part • Remodeling • Free estimates e20 Yrs. experience cropped. Ca ll 446 -4656. In other developments Tuesda y: -Michigan Gov. William Milliken. acting to tlim $5.2 million In payroll costs. ordered a combination of temporary and Indefinite layoff s for 16,000 government workers represented by the MJchigan State E:mployees Association. 'The union has refused the governor's d e mands for wage concessions. Guysville, Ohio Authorized John Deere, Radiator KEN'S APPLIANCE New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment JS Y rs . E xpenence THURS., FRI., SAT . & SUN. 10 Til6 P .M. Something for e v er yon e. Guns, fishing equipmen t , archery equipment , clothing, etc. Loose jacket tops pants, skirt. Printed Pattern 4977: Women's Sizes are 34 (3S-inch bust with 40-inch hip); 36 (40 bust. 42 h1p); 38 (42 bust. 44 hip); 40 (44 bust, 46 hip); 42 (46 bust, 48 hip); 44 (48 bust. 50 hip): 46 (50 bust, 52 hip); 48 (52 bust, 54 hip); 50 (54 bust, 56 hip) $2.25 far udl pattern. Add far udl pattern far posiJce SPRING VAllEY TRADING CO. S29 Jackson Pike Sp nng Vii ll ey Plaza , Gallipolis 446 -802S end blndlin~o Send Anne Adems PrnMn PHONE 992-2156 ~pl Savings Breakthrough' Send now for NEW SPRING-SUMMER PAnERN CATALOG. Sew and get ma.-.elous clothes for much less. free Pattern Coupon - choose from over 100 styles $1.50 il (J IVf>rlWrlY 5 H,lppy Ads 6 Los t .=t nd Found 1 Yard Sat(' ( pn1d 1n il dvnn c f' ) fl Publ•c Sale & Aucl! on ==Real Estate J 1 H om es l or Sal e 31 M ob il e Homes for Sd le 3J Fa rm s for Sale 34 Bu s1ness 8uild1ngs 35 Lo ts & Acre age 36 Real Es ta te Wanted 'I Wiln f Pd IO B uy - - - -- Emifll!Vllll31t- 3-3-trn Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. CONTRACTING backhoe exca va ting septic systems A water , sewer & gas lin es *dump truck •limestone 949-2860. 3· II ~ H('lp WC!n l f'd 1; ) 11U<11•on W.1nled IJ ln~uranu' 1,1 Gu~• n l'"i"i I rn•n•nq 1 ~ ~( llool<; ln s tru cl•on 16 R,ld•o. r v & CB Rcp<11r 11 M• sr rllnneous lA W,lnl f'd 1 0 do II 4 I Houses for Rent 4? Mobile H omes for Rent 43 Fcl rm s lorR en t 44 ApM im enl for Rent 45 Furn1shf'd Rooms 46 Spa ce tor r ent 11 7 Wan ted to Rent 48 Equ tpmenll or Rent 49 Fo r Lense Public Not•c e LEGAL NOTIC E B y vt rlue of nn ORDER OF SALE •ss ucd b y the Cou rt of Common PIPN S. M f'• fl'> County 1n a c ase Kentucky Morlqnqe Com Isn't it about time you ran a GARAGE SALE All of those unwanted household articles used clothing, old baby lurniture, used tires from your car and old toys can Jje turned into useabfe CASH. It's easy! Just gather them up make a llst1 then brin11t in a classified ad aDd we'll ron It under our Yard Sale . heading. Then get readv for the buyers! Ouf classified ads bring results! Ga llia Coun ty Area Code 614 PH. 992-7201 trc 7R Cnmpin g ~Qu tpm e nt 3 19· ti c 446--Ga llipoli s 367- Cheshire 388- Vinton 24s--Rio Grande 2S6--Guyan Dist. 643- Arabia Di st. 379- Walnut ser¥1ees 81 Home I mprov e menl s 82 Plumbing & Heating 83 Excavattng 84 ·E iecri c a l & Refrtqeration 85 Genera l Hauling B6·M H Repair 87 Upho lstery 61 F(1rm EQutpment 67 Want ed to buy 63 Ltves tock 64 H.w & G ra1n 65 Seed & Fcrt ii •7C'r .FRYE'S pany vs Robert F Brown .'lncl K ,lrPn L B r ow n . Box l l. U mQS vdiP Ollto. r ,lSf' No 19130 . 1 will ex pose lor sal e at publ •c auc t• on at th e front step s of th e Court Hou se. M e•qs County . Pomeroy , Oh10, on Sa tur day , t he 26th day of June. 1981 . rtf 10 30 o'c loc k AM. th e tollowtnq df'scr tbed i an ds .'I net tenf'men ts StfuCltf' •n Ru tl ancl Town shiP. Courty of MC •QS ,lnd Stn te of OhtO. bou nd('(! .=md dr~c r•bcd as fo l lows. to w• l The totlowtnq rf'ill rs tate .,, ,u;l iPd 1n Ru l l;m cl Town sh •P· M c,qc, Coun ty . Ohtd nnd .n th c> Vil l i!qe · of La nqsvd lr. 0 1110, 1n Town 6 Ranq r \4 , rl ncl Sf'C tton 26 o'f th e Oh•O Compr""l ny 's Pur chase. and dr scr 1bcd as follows · BCtl lnn .nq nor t h 75 Pub li c Nottce SPECIAL - SPECIAL 20 cu. ft. CHEST FREEZER '339.95 247- letart Falls 949-Racine 742- Rulland 895-Letart Reel Eat:ete - 937- Buffa lo Up to 15 word s. One day 1nsert •on . Up to 15 worCi s tnse rtion .. 1 hr ee day insertion .... .S4 00 .......... $7 .00 H Upright Freezer 16 cu. ft. 1379 21 cu. ft. 1439 30 cu. ft. 1520 ~... ~MEROY LANDM~RK ~- 614-992-2181 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH.992-2259 R11l Eat:ete - General CENTRAL REALTV NEW LISTING - Fight inf l ation or l0ss of job by look tng into thi s income property Th• S ca n easi l y be two r en ta ls or a home for you and rentttl income from the second dwelling . Aski nq prt ce $31,000 . OLDER FARM HOME on tO ac r es, has new ad dition th at ca n be more living spa ce or ex tra inc ome apartment, 2 car garage, barn, and other outbuildings. Private and peaceful. Owner will help finance qualified buyer. $7,000 down and 10% in terest on balance . Asking $36,500. GIANT CARPET SALE CARPET STARTING AT $12.95 Square Yard With Pad. lnstallet KITCHEN CARPET INSTALLED' . $899 GOOD SELECTION•OF GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM IN 9 n. and 12FT. WIDTHS STARTIN6 AT $4.99 Cash & Carry IACK_CARPET $4~, QUIET STREET and good neig hborhood. What e lse could you a5k for , when you can have low cost housing and c lea n, well kept area. Thi s 2 bedroom tra i ler. parti a ll y furni shed, underpinned, and a wood storage building has asking price of $11,500. MUST SELL - Almost a giveaway . Reduced again from St7,000 to St0,500, Ftn•nclng available. 3 FLAT ACRES - in Racine, Oh. Owner will help finance . 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOME - Living room has woodburning fireplace, 1'1• bath, hardwood floors, well constructed •no Jnsutatod. Asking $35,000. THIS ONE HAS CLOUT - 4 lleautlfu l bedrooms, 3 ttlea ballls, carpeted throueheut, double car garage. lovely seftlng ')!<; . by Elmer H Nelson t)y f'l ' tH I ( ' , f . l r deNt r ec ord ed 1n Votumr 1••r totlow,nn c11 v r•bf' CI 163, Pi!qf' 320 . th ence north IS. deq r ees 40 ' we st 126 5 ' 11 " 1· ,1 1976 Mt'r l lJry tee t Ctlonq t he eetsl s•de of lvV1r>,v r 11 4 cloo r , w o1 1 bl ' an Cllley to the plac e of ntt1 n ·rl tnr- Put)t l f Sr1t1 ro beqtn n •ng, c on tatntnq 113 ' l•ll ht " ' 11 ·fl rJr r on !h f' of an acre. more or less r~ r, ·~1,5 , c:, nl B,lnk On1· ol (t~/7,H , 9,3 t c The proper ty •s ap Pn·~•Noy . Cou n .1m1 Sr p r a 1sed at Twenty 1- - - - - - - - - - _ J L - - - - - - - - - - thou sa nd doll ars ($20,000) and canno t be so ld for le ss ______________ R_••_I_E_•_••_•_•___G _o_n_•_•_•_ J_____________ th an 1/3rds of th e ap 1 pra tsed prt ce Term s of Si! le Cet sh 1n hand Jame s J Proffi t t Sheriff Me•gs County !Si16 , 161 1. 9, 3tc Phone • 614 l-992·3325 on extra large lot in Syracuse. Full casement for extra living space of lamity room . Asklng$67,500. NEW LISTING - heat boll is only S 17 .50 by lease. NEW LISTING - One NEW LI STIN G - Are you tooktnq f or t en acres of land with a thr ee bed r oom, one floor plan home? Part baseme nt. bea uti ful landscape ! Blended rat e avai lab l e - $35,000 tot 107x 110 plus. Wdl take Stl,OOO. PRICE RED UC E 0 - ONner Wtll l a nd contr Clc l t ht S one fl oor plan , three bedroom horne with full base ment, qaraqe, exce ll ent cond it1 on . $25.900 Ap proximate l y 600' of front age for c~mp in Q, boat .n q, fishing . Balance of the 75 ac r e farm is wooded <'lnd 15 acres tillable . Three bedroom horne. new car pe ting , and ba th . owner will l and contr act . S62.000 . MIDDLEPORT - Fantastic view of the River! A r emodeled three bedroom hom e, form al dininq room, utilit y room, basement. side deck, front sit· t ing porch. Ask ing s.ts.ooo. Owner wants offer . MIDDLEPORT - A thr ee bedr0om. rJ1odut a r horne. three years old. two baths. W . B .F . P .. elec tri c heat. centra l air. L arge family room . unusual built· in kit · chen, se parate utility. S45,500. Jean Trussell Dottie Turner Office ' 992 -619t 949-2660 992·5692 •92·2259 CALL US TO BUY Olt SELL IMncy Jupen- Asseclatt • PH . I43-207S NEW LISTING - - One ac re in Rutland Township . Rural water and electric avai l ab le. Only $3,400.00 .. - Dozers - Backhoes - Dump Trucks · Lo-Boy - Trencher - Water -Sewer - Gas lines - Septic svstem s large or Small Jobs PH . 992-2478 5·20-t mo. po . CANOULtGHT INN ttl I, Clltslll11, Ott 5L ttl 7, betwoen Cllesfli11 road near rest home in A ·One condition . 3 bedroorns. family room, attached qara9e and workshop on large leve l tot. NAYLORS RUN - Roger Hysell GARAGE Uld4ilpa<t llrL: lloa.·Sun. 2:00 P.M.-2:30A.M. c.., Oul Beer St. Rt. 124 Pomeroy, OH . lWIMAIIiloblt AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Mon.-Kot Nlpl nlpt oil drinks rodvcod lor lho womoo IIH.-% C.btry nlpt 9-12, d11ft 7 room home with garden spaces. Bath , all utilities and carport . Asking $9,800.00 but will take less. NEW LISTING Business & building. May talk trade or owner financing . Also Transmission PH . 992-5682 or 992·7121 3-2Hfc bott ~.Pool loo,_t 2 Lm. Thu11.-0td Milwouit Nip!, 9-2:30, o,Contu" Mimi. fri. l SIL - U.O lilodl - drinl l *- udloiallt, 10 p.11. S11. - Ptm, pltcllo< lllor 191C11i pricl. Abo IQ'• ao Sor.U, sllltiot )101. - . - ot 1110, Tllw11.-lri.-SII. J-----------1 ltiAISIW.l ruliANT IMD 5tGtt ill, IMilll I frilod. WI ... - """' lloor loo.·Sol 4 ,... ' , ••. Uutlll!tisollopocilb dlltJ. llopo1o . . EUGENE LONG ,.ttlt-. Superior Siding Co. Pllaot HZ-Hll Vinyl & Aluminum Complete ptter work, complete remodelina. rooflna of all types. Worked in home - 20 S-11 ... ·sue Murphy, Helen and Bruce Te•ford, All Rnttors. After Hrs., ft2-3615or f92-332~. yws. F111 ntilllllll Call 843-3322 Hou.\ ill[f 5-11-2 mo. pd. Hc.nlqu.Jt It •t s • • ·'· 5 ca ts, male 1 year old, femal e 1 and one· half , 3 kit tens, 7 to 8 weeks old . 304· PURE Beagle, part Beagle pup, German Shepherd pup. 304 895· 3885. I RI SH Seller, good watch 6 Lost a nd Found Si l ver grey t oy poodle , an swe r to name of Nina . Ca ll 1.oz .. 999 sil ver Father's Day $10 .00. bar, Sprin g Valley Plaza. 446 -801S . Los t Redabout 1 r is5 h mo. Sette female, oldr ., Flatswood s area Chi lds pet . Answers to Cocoa . If found call 614·992 5265 or FLEA Market ·Open air, Chi ll i coth e Ma ll Shopping Center . Buyer s and Se ll er Wel com e. June 11 11 13 . No c lothing sales . Garage sa le 1111 sunset Dr ., Gallipol is. June 11 & 11th. Clothing adult . small si zes, mens, most teno . And help. Brin g sick les and lawn mowers. PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL Professional Electro l ysis Rodn ey un;ted Methodist Churc h·Wid e Yard Sale . June 10. II & 11 . 9 OOAM 4: 00PM . Route 3S at DeUIIe's Malt Shoppe ;n Rodney . Lawn mowers, vinyllo ld;ng doors, ai r con d tti oners, anttQue lt ght fi x · lu res, furniture , draper1es, cl othing, & many other miscellaneous items . BON U S!! You can ge t your ca t washed too!! (a t th e churc h) . Ya ' l l come! Garage Sale, 508 Circ le Avenue Tues ., Wed., & Thurs . 9·4, across from Sp ring Va ll ey H ardware Nothing so ld pr1or to sa te. 5 Fami l y Yard Sa le 3 111 mi les f rom Ga llipoli s on 141. lOth & 11th. Bed spreads, curt a in s, new popcor n paper, l ots of real nice c loth es, jea ns, misc. Rain pos t pones. Fri . Guns 12 gauge, dr apes, furn i tur e, toys, clothes , clocks, odds and ends. Ya rd Sale June 1I & 12,9 to 773 -S78S, 773-9 I 8S . Auction every Fn nigh t at the Hartford Commun1ty Ce nt er Tru ckload s of new merchandi se every week . Con sigmenl s of new and used mer chandi se a lway s we l come Rt c hard Reynold s Auct•on ee r . 275 3069. BEDS I RON , BRASS, old fur ni tur e, gol d, s il ve r dolla r s, wood ice boxes, stone iar s, an tiques, etc ., Complete hou se h o l ds . Write : M .D . Mill er , Rl . 4, Pomeroy, Oh Or 992 7760 . Go l d, s tlv e r . s t e rltng , jewe l ry, ring s, old coins & curren cy Ed Burkett Bar ber Shop, Midd leport 992 3476 . OLD FURNITUR E, beds, iron, brass, or wood . Kit chen cubba rd s of a ll types . Tables, round or square . Wood ic e boxes. Old desk s and bookcases . Will buy comp l ete hou se hold . Gold , sil ve r , o ld money , pocket watc hes, chains , ri ngs, and etc. Indian Ar tif ac ts of all types . A lso buying baseball cards . Osby Martin 992 6370. kettle, baby Yare Sale June 9, 10, & 11 . 9 to 4. Ridge Ave . in Rio Gr ande . Jea ns, tots of c lothes. misc. i tems. -- ---------'--Ga r age Sa le Fri. 11 . 2 mi les from HMC on Rt. 160. Rhubarb , bi cyc l e, bo x spri ngs & mattress queen size, c lot hing & misc. 1st r;ghl off of Bu tavi lle Ro. - - - - - --· - _ ~ante_!i Tq_Buy WANTED TO BUY Old tur niture and Antique s of all kinds, ca ll Kenneth Swain, 446-31S9 or 156· t 967 on th e even ings. CAS H PAID tor clean , lat e model used cars . Smith Bui ck · Pontiac, Ga lli po li s, Oh;o. Ca ll 446-1181. Buying Gold, Si lver , Pl atinum, old co ins, scrap ring s & · sil verware . Daily quot es avai l able . A lso coi ns & co in suppli es tor sa te. Spri ng Va ll ey Trading Co .• Sprin g Va ll ey Plaza , Fri. & Sa t . childrens 446-801S or 446-8016. cl othes, toy s, furniture . Watc h for signs. We pay cas h for late mode l c lea n used ca r s. Yard Sa le Thursday thru Frenchtown Car Co. Sa t . 218 end of NeighBill Gene John son borhood Rd . Turbine roof 4 446·0069 c hildren 1 acre or less of land in Gallia or Mason count y ap· prox. half way between Gallipolis & Hunt ing ton . Ca ll 614·256-l755 after 5:30. Garage sate- June 9-11 from '1-4 daily . Mens, womens , empla~·ment childrens serllres clothing, toys, Base C.B., 0 -104 mike, and misc. Items . Roland Morris residence, Long Hollow Rd. First road to left off 4-tane33 N. Watch for signs. Garage sale, 11 families, June 11 , 9 to 5, Dale Hart, Yellowbush Rd. Racine. Toys, clothes, antiques, Male dog 2 1/2 yr. old, knick-knacks, ceramics, female 1 1/2 yr. old with 5- :wicker, furniture, curtains, , puppies. Call614-256-1945. jrecords. Sack of yard sale Items. Caii61H88-8«9. II ~elp TIME& PART TIM E 446 3358 . CARE STAFF needed by a pr ogrcS SIVl' re s1dent1al ca r e tac ild y servicing mentally retilf ded adu lt s w1 t h behavt ora l disorder s Prevtou s ex perience work tnq w.th peo pl e required Ap plicants mu st be ene r q('!,c cr eattve. patt en! and ab le to work tt ex tbl e hour s $10,000 per year salary for a 45 hr work week . a lon g with othpr be n1f 1ts NI GHT RELIEF STAFF a l ~o needed al re s1den t 1al hom es. 1I PM to 9AM , $3 .50 per hr . 30 l o 40 hr work week 11 1nteres ted se nd r es um e to Ohio RPS1dent•.1l Se rvi ces. Inc, Rt \ Box 7 Mill Creek Dr , Guii•PO I•S. Oh 4S631. Pos ttion avatlable tndepen d en t l tvt n g worker Maximum five (5) hour s per wee k ( part time work) Qualifi ca ti ons hig h 5c nool diploma, int er es ted and knowledge about persons me nta l retar w tlh dation/ deve lopm ent al dts ablltltes. must have own t ransportat.on . li ve (5) requtr Pd r e f e r ences Res pons1bil1 l ies to a':.'> II n hand tcappe d per son to matnfain tn clcp cndcn t ltving tn a co mmuntty r es id ence and m~1inta1n r eco rd s Sa l ar y $4 00 per hr. twenty ce nt s (20) per mil e trav e l r c tm bttr-c:,emPnt Avatlab• l lly July 1. 1982 Conta c t Lor en U . Phelp s, Su pcrtnl enclcn t . P 0 Box 14 , Chcshtre. Oh 4S610. 16 14 )367 0101 CA N YOU TR AVEL Large na t tona l company ha s openings To enrol l 10 peopl e from the Ga tllpol ts Po i nt Pleasant Pomer oy area No exper,en c e needed Excellent carntngs on a commiss1on ba sts plu s bonu ses and transport a tt on furni shed Apply on l y d you are 18 or ov er , nea t, arn bious. fr ee to trav el th e en tire US on a rand om itineray and c dn sldrt 1111 mediately See Mr Kn1tter . Friday fr om 9 : 30AM r o 12:00 noon at th e Blue Founta tn Motel. Gal lt pol•s, Oh . No phone ca ll s Sales Representtve f or es tablished l ife and health insurance co mpany . L1v1ng in or near ar ea of Pomer oy and M tddleport . Salary plu s commtsston F1r st year earnings up to $20,000. Compl e te tra 1n1ng program and fr tnge benefits. For appotntm ent ca ll 614 591 ·2073 or se nd r esume to P .O. Box 120 . A thens Ohto I2 Sit ualtons Wanted Need male to share tratl er . Ni ce, private boat dock and fishing Near Raccoon Creek . Cal l 614·256 1763 . Wi tl ca re for the elde rl y in our home . Tra tned and ex peri enccd . 614·992 ·7314 Ha ve vacancy for elderl y Board and roan and taun dry . Resonable 614 99? 6011. Baby stfl tng tor 5 days a w ee k 156 6476 Wan ted to do b<lbyst tf tng Phone 446 9550 Carpen ter work . rcpat r or r emodellnQ. wal l pa nelin g , cc ,ling Id e, and some patn f Call6 14 9911759 PR I VAfE nurstnq c ar e, 304 675 5367 Financial 21 BU S IIl CSS Opporluntly Bu s111ess or stor e roorn tr. Park Cen tro! HOi f'l Show milk drtnkP r S a pr od uc t t11nt m.1y eas ily earn you $130 .000 wt ftltn the nex t year C 111 Robe rt Har per 304 67 5 1193 or 675 5868 22 Money to loan REFINAN CE or purch a se your hOm l' 30 yea r fixed rat e WV .1 & Oh•o Leade r Mort g<'lQl' . 77 E Slafe 5 1 , A thens. Oh 61.1597 JOS I 23 Prof ess tOnat Serv •ces C&L Bookkeeptng Bookkeeptnq & t nx servtce for a II types ot bu s1nesses Carol Nef'll 446 3862 Ptano tuninq and repai r Lane Dan tcls Assoc •al e of Orun icardt 'S Ga l l •polis and Cunn,ngham 's A the ns. I4119St or 9911081 - - - · - --::: ReatE ffiiJ£::-::- C.:: 31 Hom es for Sa te 142 acre I arm good house and barns Ca ll 446 2599 3 bdr . hou se tor sa le or rent wt l h op t1 on to bU'f on Jay Dr . G.l lltpOII S c~111 446 3189 or .1.16 3919 A !lou se on 111 clcrc lo t on Bul cwtl le Porter Rd Call 446 4131 2 bd room hous(' •n H arrtsonvill e, \6,500 614 91844 17 IT's GETTI NG LATE buf you ca n s till hove a home of your own II you ea rn be t ween $9 ,000 and $15,000 a yea r 7126 houses will be built in th e st ate ol Oht o un dcr l <lrm ho me rurtJI h ou s 1n q pr oq r am the r ema.nd er of 1982 These homes w1ll be financed wtth no down paymen t and payments will be low as S115 per mon th See ou r model near the P• c Pcu Market on R T SO, ~ A thens or ca l l 992 lOJ• ( ,:,r i nf o K tng sb ury Hom es . 1100 E Matn St Pomeroy Oh 3 bd .r oom h ouse tn Pomeroy . vtnyl s•d1 ng , fir ep l ace N tce 1oca l1on Pri ced to se ll $/4,000 614 991 7 446 2 homes on I 1 ' acre 3bd .r oom, I 2 bd room Cho ice loca tt on Rt 33, Har tt ord , w va 304 8811965 . 3 bd .r oom brick. fireplact!. basement. garage, one ac r e. Kyger Cree k ht~1n sc hool d•slrt c t F•rs t t•me off er ed for sale To st.-e C<l ll 145 91 tO or 614 991 390\. TWO stor y, 3 bedroom . full basem ent, $40.000 $7 ,000 down & assume loan of 33 ,000 at 81 1 Enqli sh Co urt. 304 67S 3S8S. SANDY AND BEAV E R In sura nce Co . has off ered services for f1re in suran ce coverage in Gal l1 a County tor al most a cenfury Farm, home and per sona l property coverages ar e avai l able to meet 1n dividua l need~ . Con ta ct Neal Insurance Agency . agen t . Phone 446 1694 IS Schools Instr uction Kara te the ult ima te in se l f defence a tl pri va te lessons, Men, wome n , & children . Instruction thru bl ack bell . A l so ava il able Karat e uniforms puching and kicking bags, and protec fi ve equipment Jerry Lowery & Associate s Karate S tud io, 143 Burlington Rd ., Jack son, Oh . Ca ll 614-286-3074. 17 M iscellaneo us Ride to Wo rl ds Fair , minimu m 4 adul ts. Ex t ra room for 2 children . 992 · 6729. Pri va te Piano Instruction . Summer c lasses starting . For information ca ll 304· House. 4 room s and bath , Ca ll Hender so n 'S \1. 500 Betty Sue E pl1ng 304 675 1070 or owner 675 4203 A ssumab iC' 71 " percent IOCin , 4 bf'ciroom. 1 full bath s. a ll c lcc l rtc 7Sx 100 cor ner lot 1 304 881 13 19 Trade or se lL 3 bedroom 2 and one hall ba th s, br• c k , co rner to t. basement br ee zeway 304 675 7723 Owner wil t help l tna nce J1 ~ACRES , 2 homes. H ar t for d, l and con trac t. water & sewer , hou se hold goods. 304 881 196S 32 Mobile Hom es for Sa l e TRI STA TE MOBILE HOM ES . USE D MOBI L E HOM ES. CARS, TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICE S CALL 446- 1572. CLEAN USED MOBILE HOME S KE SS EL'S QUALITY MOB ILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST . GALLIPO LI S, RT 3S. PHONE 446-3868 . 675·7143. 1971 Gram! in, $90. Electr;c hookup for trail er. in - clueing pole 100 amp .. 304 675-6230. 18 Full ano part time job opportunities, now available. Ages 16 and up. For appt. call985·4171 or9-49-2360. Will do baby sit11ng tn my hom e. Ca ll 614 388 9755 In surance t1 Wanteo babysitter Tues . ano Fri. night 5:30 to mio nlght Georges Creek area . Call4-16-3982 . Restdc nlt ol E lcctrtc & Plumbing , 12 years ex per ienc e, all work guaran teed Ca ii 61 4 2S6 1748 Ca ll Hi gh Sc hool Graduates & Se nior s you ca n earn over $550.00 per montt1 whil e lea rning a valuable skill like co mputer r cpL~1 r e r , sheet metal work er. or ref rigera ti on Plu s you wtll ha ve a sec ure parll tme JOb with !he A mry Na t1 ona l Guard after sc hooltng Benef its 1nclude a Sl. SOO 00 e nl is tm en t bonus , $35,000.00 life tnsuran ce and fr ee tuitton to et n y c oll ege or trade sc hool tn West Virginia lnl erestect per sons may c all (304) 675 3950 or 'n West V1rg1n1a Cell i toll FREE I 800 641 3619 DIR ECT 9 Pa e Want ed to Do 18 Wanted Th e m os t success ful diresc t selling company tn the world is lookin g f or people who want to make good $1$ Avon FULL 13 9_ butter it ems, fu r nitur e, g l assware, old records, books, an tiqu es, mangl e iron, pet ca rrier, shelvi ng, curt ains. ------II R ic k Pear son, Ex perienced AUCT ION EER Estates, antiques, f arm, household . Li ce nsed Ot1 io WV . Buying antiques. 304 ple -4 family yard sa le. Thurs. June 10. Off Rt. 7 at Laurel Cliff . Fol low signs. 9-4. 1 1/2 old part Doberman and Greatdane, male, good with kids. Call614-256-1945. Public Sate & Auction WA NT ED to buy Oak or poplar tog s, 304 -6/S S813 v ent. women, clothes . ANY PERSON who has anything to give away and does not offer or attempt to offer any other thing for sa le may place an ad In this column. There will be no charge to the advertiser. GARAGE sa le . A nttqu e spinn i ng wheeL power saw. furn i tur e, trail er s teps, mise Friday a nd Sa turd ay 9 4. Kenneth Dur st, Rt 2 1 m i le fro m junc t 1on 2 & 87 . Leon , W V 4. Evans, 428 Hedgewood Dr . After 15 years we fin a lly clea ned house. Ap- Center . A.M.A. approveo, Doctor referals, by appointment only. 304-6756234. Giveaway YARD sa le, Wednesda y , Thursday & Sa turd ay 1323 Mt . V er non Baby clothes . Children. and mise 35 Gr ape St . 9AM? Wed . M eigs Co. Fish and game c lub. Due to the bad weather and postponement of their c hi cken B·B-Q, it wil l be held thi s Sa t . June 12 . Work session w ill start at 1 p .m. Supper at 6 p .m . A ll m embers urged to at · 2423 Ltn c oln Ave Pl Plea sa nt, Wednesday and Thur sd ay . 9 : 00 to? 8 Litt le koo l r est, i ce ches t by Igloo, traveling refresh · m enl ce nter $24.00. Spri ng Va ll ey Trading Co., Sp r ing The lz aak Walton Club w ill sponser a primitive muzzle loading ta rge t shoot Sun· day June 13th at lhei r c lub farm 3112 miles So. of Chester on Sha de River Rd . Thi s is stri c tl y a primitive shoot benc h off hand . No scopes pe rmitted. Prizes w ill be turkeys and bacon. Yard Sa te Jun e I I cJnd 12.. 9 a .m . till du sk Ford rad 10, mirrors, tir es. wh ee l s, s• de rail s, step bumper , M a rk 4 air cond ., shopvac. 8rtggs 3 hp Motor. whee lbarrow, tn s ulal ed ca bl e, f a rm wagon, oak 2x6x 11's, 12 ft , .. Sears fi shing boat, 7 hp sea r s ou tboard, ld e 1ac k ets. boat oa r s, 750 H onda motorcy c le, golf c lub s, video gam es. hoove r sweeper, other mtsc. , tool s, dishes, c lothes. Robert Hilt 614·949·2013 . Corner of Sth and Elm . Racine Oh io sizes 446 ·8015 . Bingo for Charil y. Rodney Gra ng e H a ll . Every Tues . & Fri. Sponse r ed b y Ga lli a Vol. Emergency Sq uad . old Rt 33 . S family yard sale , Wed nesday , Thur sd ay and Frid ay, 9 4 3305 Frankl i n Ave . Bellm ead . Yard Sa te June 8, 9 & II . Children 's and l ad i es clothing . 9 O'co lck til ? 2 mi les out on 588. Va lley Plaza, 446802S . Vic Brown s June 10 and 11 446 1607 Yard Sale . Centenary Town Hou se Thurs ., June 10. Baby bed , bar stool. I an tern, dishes, m i sc. Save money on your In sur ance. Rumley In · surance Agency 446·3310 . Free comparison . Off 114 in Ra c 1ne on Broad way St . Thur s and Frtday . Larg e wom ens clothes. m ens and c tlildren and mi sc. Garage sa le Sa turday only Good c l ot hing , l tres , etc George White r es •dence ---.~- N ight craw lers $1.00 per doz . Spr in g Va ll ey Tradi ng Co., Spring Valley Plaza, PULLINS EXCAVATING r...-l.odlts COUNTR'Y Fin e oloer hoiTle on qood hard 3- - - Announcements . -- Septic Tanks t 2x60 FINANCING Annepneemf91"1E: Va ll ey Trading Co., Spring Ph. 367 -7560 1-7-1 ti c For all your wiring needs; furnaces repair service and installation . Residential & Commercial Call742·3195 air conditioned mobil e home with natural gas furnace- and leve l fenc e d Master Charge Water-Sewer-Electric Gas Line-Ditches Water Line Hook -ups County Certified Roush lane Cheshire, Oh . 3-7-lfc $20.000. OWNER W REESE TRENCHING SERVICE MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE family hom e in the country on good hard road in Eastern School Di strict . 1700 sq . ft . like new 7 room hom e, 3 bedrooms. Ph baths, garage for 3 ca r s, and Visa 6-15-ttc 8·20 -tf c F;ne NEW LISTING The 1ocat1on of lh1S thr ee bedroom. two bath home wil t meat' convenience for you - Mulberry Ave . Ex tensive remode ti no. equ ipped ki tchen, basement . qr~rClQe. assumobl e low inter es t loan! $56,900 BEAUTIFUL RIVERFRONT ACR EAGE! - Ill. 3, Box 54 Racine, Oh . Ph . 614 -843-2591 FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-6011 1176 sq. ft . ranch hom e. Has 3 bedrooms, 1'11 baths, 2 shower s, hea t pump. carpet inq, !her · rnopane w indows. and T . P . wa t er . Owners rnay help finance . Askinq$49,900 . AI Call Bill Watd Ward's Keyboard li e _ _ 1 446 4372 4 19 P&S BUILDINGS healing. N1 cr~ AND REPAIR Utility Buildings Custom kitchens and appliances, custom bathrooms, remodeling, plumbing, electric, and floor 2 bedroom home . Central air and hear . ci ty utilities. ba se m ent. storm fi xtures, and nea r for on l y shopping REALTORS: Henry E. Cleland, Jr., GRI New and Used Sizes from 4 to 6 and all wood buildings 24x36. Insulated Dog Hou ses C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION VIRGIL B. SR . 216 E . 2nd St. Porn • r oy Oh• o n n ltJil t 1.1 19A7 . rl l 10 00 ,, •n Trr ·n <., nt <..,111 1C, r ,1 ... 11 ') t' llf'r ri ' ... I ' (Vf''> lllf' r ,q tl l I n IJ •rt . hu y or rf "JI 'f l ;1ny ,lnr! ..-111 h •rl<; r f"Hlrt Siz es start from 30x24" General EAFOR . ... ...... S3 .0U Public Notice Pub lt c NOI1ce HARLEY DAVIDSON 5-27 - 1 mo. pd 667- Coolville Up to 15 W ords .. Six day Pub lt c Not•ce rteqrres 10' east 47 fcf'l. south 16 deqrees wes t 61 h•et , north 69 deqrees 30' east 10 feet from an •r on ptn thC' southwest co rn er of th f' church lot; then ce north 69 dC'qrces 30' eas t 110 It to thf' northw es t corner of n paro"' l of land co nveyed by E!mcr H Nel son to Carl Gorby . by def'd recorded in Vo lumr 104, Paqe 599. MeHIS Coun t y Deed RC' COr ds ; th ence sou t h 13 deqr€'cs 25 ' "i'!St I IS 7 feel to the ccn tf'f of Stn tf' Route 114 : t hrn cr sou th 63 dcqrces 30 ' wes t lOB 5 f ee t to the southwes t corner of a tr ac t con ve yed Chest Freezer 15 cu. ft. 1347.95 25 cu. ft. 1439.95 PHON_ E 992-2156Daily Sentinel Pomeroy 985-Chester 343-Porlland NEW LISTING - Pub li c Not •ce Truck, Auto and Open 9 till 5 Closed Sun. 8t Mon . PH . 742-2081 (Average 4 word s per line) Public Noi•CC CASH ONLY 992- Middleport 5 1 1 1 mo. ALL STEEL BUILDINGS PARTS 67s--Pt. Pleasant 451--Leon S76--Apple Grove 77l-Mason 882- New H a ven I r:=========~s=========~t.==;;;;;;;;~ PIANO TUNING Books and Catafog - add 501 each for postage and handling. MasCM Co., wv Area Code 304 Meigs County Area Code 614 276 Sycamore St. Ml'ddleport Oh'o I Licensed & Bonded No Sunday Calls Ba ck yard sa te June 10 and Ave . Mid dt eport . Chil d r ens clothes, furntture, etc 11. 175 N . Jrd 3 kitten s. 614 949·2786. YardSa 1e Call 992-6259 Be hind Jones Boy s in Pom e r oy Cl oth i ng for children and ad ult s, tool s, lots of m isc. i tem s. 9 to 4. 614 -9'11 ·5931 . TV Repair & Service • • • • " Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding es timates, 949 -2801 or following telephone exchanges. 77 Au to Re pa1r Farm Supplies & llvesi!IEIE - = :Ra!lil1£:- = SerVi£1!£ 72 Tru ck s l or Sa le 16 YEARS EXP • R esi dentia I •Commercial •Industrial Racine, Ohio 247· 3534 Free Estimates 4 10 tt c Licensed & Bonded Phone 949·2293 or 949-2417 5 family Tl1ur s and Frt at Kapp s Gro c . 1n W es t Co lumb ia . Inf an ts cl olhtng, adu lt s, and lar ge womens, dish es, misc. To a good home 9 mo. old part border collie . Good with chi ldren . 614 949 2779 . dog , 304 67S· 1891 [r~~~~~~====~~===~===~=~t.=========j J&F HARRISON'S 71 Autos f o r Sa l e 73 Vans& 4WO 74 Motorcycle s 75 Boats 8. Motor s 76 Auto Parts & Ac cessor,es O'Brien Electric Service Dorer & backhoe service, water, sewer, pon· ds , foundations , reclamation . 126-Tltriftr Crsfly Rowers 73 Profess,onal Serv ,crs PARTS ano SERV ICE 4 S ti c C&M EXCAVATING AND CONSTRUCTION Ph. 949-2609 949-2234 RACINE, OHIO 5-t 9-t mo. 1 .,· 1 Gifts 'n' Omements 125-Pelll Quilts 51 Hou se hold Good s 52 CB. TV & Rad tO Equ 1pme nt 53 An lt QUCS 54 Misc. M er c hnnd tse 55 Building Suppl1 es 56 Pets tor Sa le 57 Muscia l Ins trum ent s 58 F fU l l S & Vegel~b l e<; 59 For Sa te or Trad e • Dryers • Freezers (Free Estimates) to: 243 West ·l7 Sl, Now Yort, NY 10011. Print NAME, ADORESS, ZIP, SIZE, end STYLE NUMBER. Classified page.'! cover the ors Ph . 992 -2174 116 ti c - Addons and remodeling - Roofing and gutter work -Concrete work -Plumbing and electrical work The Daily Sentinel 1 ranspertatlon • Washers • Dish washers • Ranges • Refrigerat- Po m eroy , Oh . Half E lkh ound . S males. To good home . 614 985·3SS8 . 843·3t11 All Makes SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. RANDY'S CARPENTER SERVICE SIDEWALK SALE -Clties Service Co., of Tulsa, Okla., raised Its bid to acquire Mesa Petroleum Co. , offering management a cash and stock package va lued at about $1.2 billion. Mesa, of Amarillo, Texas, Is trying to reverse the situation and take over Cities Service. NATHAN BIGGS At Margie Gru ese r , Main St . Rutland . Wed ., Thur s., Fri. Cut g l ass, depr ess ion, Old doll s. anl tques, old mu sic old. 6 I 4 991 3408 . lr========::::;-t=========:j~========j 67S·151I 12~ 77 Money to Loan 2 German Shepards. To good coun t ry hom e. 7 yrs . 2 kittens 1 ma le b lack and while . 1 fema le·Ca ti co . 614 - Speci~thsl Yard Sale Friday 6 II 82 . 136 l si . Ave ., Ga ii•POi rs Doberman puppy , ha s tail SAVE $3.00 WITH THIS AD From th e Sma ll est Heater Core to the Large s t Radiator . Farm Equipment Parts &Service 1·3-tfc AU CIWI BOOKS •• $2.00 uch 121-Pillctw ShoHfls 71 Bu s ,n css Opportun dy 1 yr old ma le O ld Eng lish type Shepard dog , gentl e. Ca ll 446 -4656 . Ph . 949 -2t60 or 949 -2322 4 10 li e COMPLETE RADIATOR SERV I CE Dealer BIG WINNERS - California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., left, and Los Aogeleti Mayor Tom Bradley congra tulate each other on tlleir resp!'ctive vic toriefi in Tuesday's California Democratic Party pnmary elections . Bradley coasted to an easy win in the party's gubernatorial race, and Brown won the Democratic nomination for U. S. Senate. I AP Laser· photo! . deficit . Or Write Daily Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St. , Pomeory, Ohio 4S769 I ( M rl ot Tt•ank s (Prl ld In rldvnnrc ) ; ( , 11t1 o t lhanb(pa lci ln,ldVclncc) j 1\ nnouncPmen t <; 6 garbage bags ot clothing ~~~jdrens& adu lts Ca 11 446 5-28 - 1 mo SALES & SERVICE The Daily Sentinel FlnaiR1il£ 2 year old bla c k spayed fema le Co lli e cross . Ha s And Home Maintenance • Roofing of all types TOM HOSKINS For Appointment BOGGS soc MerEbandiSE Yard Sa te Announcements Ir~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t=~~~;:;;::::~=~ 6Calsmall puppies l 614 -9'11 S864., 5 wks . old . Economists hope indebtedness fuels recovery Prt>s.~ 3 The Daily Sentinel t;:=========:;lr;:::=:-:==;;;,~;;;;;::==:;-r;:=========::;1 hac all shots . Call446·0839 . U.S. Rt. 50 East ny :\s.'W<.'iatA.'d Middleport, Ohio Wanted to Do Lawn M owing no yard to big or small. Reliable and dependable. For estim ate call 4-16-3159 after 6PM 2561967. Trash collection & hauling . ;call4-16-«aO. 1---------------- Pri ce reduced For sale or rent . 12x60 2 bedroom mobile hom e with 2 lots. Gas hea l , rura l water. Close to c ity lim its. Ca ll 446-1294 . 1972 Vintage with fire pl ace, sun root. lots of ex · tras. $8,800, firm . Ca ll 614245-5405. 2 bdr. MH ni ce furn., nat . gas heat, on private lot in Gallipolis. Call «6-1409 betweenHo7PM. �P"''"-- 10- The Daily Sentinel )2 Ohio MO bil (' H Om £:'S Sl tor Sa le H ou se t rr11lf'r '] bdr . un fu rn , Chr(l P lnqut r (' a f B tcl wcll. BlrlC k ' o; Gf'nera l SOLVTI();.I 80o><S 1 171CJ THE PUZZLE. TWICE .coR THOSE RVBE CVBES Stor f' WHILE WAS oN PAGE: ONE ·· ,. TUR NING PARI · rxr(' l lrn t co nctil •on C 1tl ·1116 1557 Fu r n•S il rd. c1• r condd ton rcL u n df'rpHlrWlq .-. e t up on lo t •n M ld<l l<·rnrt 1'] · 60 CLOCKWISE , ORI(~NT l r"clil t •r , Cu<:, to rn IJu•l t turn It)!' T· CuBe A HALF RmATION TO FU5Te/?IOR eM& · FACe 17 7 bel roo m moOolt· nomr on ren ted rtvt'r I ron ! tot 111 MelSOn /\1 1 t•IPr <to ni /\( W D , c P I<I pore IH"'· mnn v ex t r a'> Sto r ,lC!I ' bltlq wdt1 work hi' IlL 11 /, I c ond Mu'> l to SN ' <lf)jJrl'( o,llt • 304 /7] Grequ r { IKI ruon\ ,,,, parr 11 S'1 (100 .wo~il.li Jit• S~O 1 l 17x65 OrHI fr on t .1t <.n Lo t 61·1 qq} 609 1 M .;\ARANT JR ., PO . 130>< 851 . 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( il y V I100I cl •5t r1rt Crltl61 ·1 3/9 '/196 TW O i H.fl' tot', 1~0 I I raMI f r on l ,lqt'. c il y wn tP r . bCh 1nct 8.\ Lu<llbN, ( ,l l l JO .J 67 5 6813.671 JOI A L rl r QP l o t t o r '1 <i lf• <; rn lfpc, nor tll P I f ' l··d'.dnl on f<t 7 at FL 1t r o1 k 1\ 11 ulil ii iP'> av,td,li'J ii· V\.·11 1 tr·dcil' f or mo t or ll fll'll' J0<1 61~ )'J.t8 a l !N ~ RenTals 41 H ou ses l or Re nt H omes l or Ren t. Lcilsr or Letrld con t r ,l( t 1n tow n or coun t ry Celli S t rou t R r~1 1 1 y .. t.t6 0008 5 r )lOlJ SP Oil ( IVC' f . b enu t d u l VIPW, pr 1va c y . $275 pN rno plu <, c!epo ~ il C1 1t .t46 .t9}') ,lllt ·r ) JO or WC'L'I<C il 'll '• '} Bccl r oo rn HOU'>I ' dt 1203 r (t Ave Ga!:. H crtl ~]35 00 mo p iU':! Clf'pOS il C l ll 446 36 43, T he W i<,(>~ll,ln Aqe ncy 2 Bed r oom H ome w1 l h ba seme n t on Lowr r R tve r R d O ver clcr c $260 mo Ca ll 446 3643 Th e W •5e ma n Ag e n e y Lar ge t10US(' on Br oa dw a y St. 1n Rn c 1ne $2 50 per m on n1 p tu 5 deposd lnqu1re a t thf' W ooct shf'd on BronrJ w ay or ca ll T r n f o rd s R ea It y N ew hou se ,n Syra c u5e. no p e t s , $275 . mon fl1 plu s d ep and r e f e r e nce!> Call 992 7841. N ice 3 b d r oo m hou se •n M1d d l e p o rt. Chil dr e n all owed no pet s, r eson ab te r e nt. plu 5 sec u r it y de p . 614 · F urn1s twd 7 bdr rno t) ilf' twnw o n Bob M c Corm1 c k Ret. no p(• t s. S 160 PN rno. SSOclc p C.1 t1 <14 6 36 17 ? b;•droo nl l ctd rr 1n Rcl CIIll' f or re nt $ 100 0f·po sil . 'S/00 mo n th U t 1l d1 f''::. no t 1J1 C IUCI('(I 6 14 9J9 7n 6 7 !Jet roon1 l u r n•SI11'CI tr,1t1r r oil R t 7, 6 ll111t>'> I rom Ponw r oy . 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JOJ 675 38 17 .J.I Apartm ent t or Re nt Apa rt me nt . 2 bd r . un f . no pe l s Celli 446 3937 EH A pM tmcn t N o 5 second f loor Rf' nq ilnrl depos il P ,1y your ow n u l il il tf'S Ad ul t s. no pe t s <1<16 09 57 Fu r n 1C:, hf'cl E III CIC nc y , $13 5 607 Sr co ncl U l i1 111eS pd s, nqt f' pr r so n Sll M C' ba th •146 4<11 6 ,t l ftor ! p rn F u rn1 shect A pt , 7 B R, 7<1 3 J nc k so n P1 kP $220 U t il ii 1CS Pd 446 4<116 nit er 7 pm Un t urn 15hc d , ups ta, r s. 3 bed ap t .. prt v ill c entr a nce Ca ll 446 2374 or 446 0784 U n fu rn ,shed ap t t or r en t tn Crown Cd y Call 6 14 256 6495 P a rt 1ally t u r n 1s h ed r oom s a nd b a th . 992 5908 4 Furni shed a pt . 5 r oo m s a nd ba th N o p€' 15 Oe p05 1t req u ired Ca ll a ff er 12 noon . 6 14·992 2937 . Apa rtm ent s. 67 5 5548 . APA RTM E NT S, hom es , Pl ea sant mobil e h o u s es , Pt. and G all i pol is. W ,)n!{ •cf IO rpnt WCHC hOUSC' . \ l oraqp IJullrllllq or 1,1rcw ' l<) r ,H tc 1n r dy of G~1111pOI1S C.lii.J 4631'i9 Merchandise 51 H ou seho ld Good s SW AI N AU( fiO N F UR NI rURF & PAW N SH OP 6/ Ol1v ~ · ~ ~ . Gi! llipOIIS 3 Plf'({' I IVInq roorn su ll cs cou c h l ove '::.er1 1 chillr ~199 . ') p tC'CC' l 1v1 nQ room su .rcs tram $ 140 up . love scn ts f r om $70 u p . mapiP dtnC' I se t s f rom $99 t o S 199. Wrltl huqqe r s $ 100 . rPc l ,nf' r '> S80, mn p tf' ror H •r<; $ 49 , bpr1room <.,ulfpc, Sl50 . v.1r 1PI Y ot t aiJif' t ~• •np <:._ mnr t)IP top s l (lnd<; SJO ,1nct up . IJO)I ':>p r 1nqs & m,l llr PS<, ( rlf'w1 S \0 0 . srve r ,ll u t il 1l y f nb,ne t s. k d ctwn c ,1 b 1net s w ood & rn r tn \, brl b Y bed s. c hf'S t s at ct r ~lw l'f s $75 to '£60 . 3 w ny r pc l 1n(•r c.. S 100 . fl r1S & 0 f' C l r 1C rnn qP S. r r f r ,qrr ,l l or .;,, w os l1 s tn nds . hunk !)l' d S co m pl e l f' wilh bu nk 1es $ 170 O:. I'VNnl d r CSSf' r S. ll n l l tr ees, bPd s. b r nss t1cc1d boa rct bed!> $35. book c<l<.C'S . smok N'>, H oovN spu1 rtr y Wils h c r . w r 1nqer t yp e w ,lo;,llcr s. 11u l ch , co ,tl & wood 11ea t er s. IC' IPVISIOn s. fr1 n s. new l oo ts o f .111 k .r1cts. vor te l y o f sdve r st one coo k wMc Ca ll446 3 159 GOO D u ;E D AP PL I A N CES Wr1ShN S. r (' f r ,q cr r~ t o r s. ctry e r s. r n n qes Sk,lqq s Ap pl 1c'l n CPS. UppN R 1vf'r Ret . l)C'S i de St o rk Cr es t M ot el 446 7398 LA Y NE 'S FU R NITUR E So f cl , ch,11r . r oc k er. o t tomnn . 3 tnbt es. (ell lra hc ,tv y by F r on l 1c r ), $68 5 So t,l. rh<'Hr ~1 nd loveseil l. S/75 So t,t s ~1 nct c h,11 r s pr1 Cf'CI f r Oill $285 to $795 T rliJIP".. $38 an d up l o $109 H 1dc il bcds .$3 <10. qu een S1 1e . $380 R cc t.ncr 5. $1 75 to $295 . Lam p s f ro m $ 18 t o $65 5 p c d 1ne t1 c s f r om $79 . to $385 7 p c. $ 189 nn d up Wood tnb tc w dh <1 c ha1r s. ~"/ 19 u p to ~ <195 De sk $1 10 Hut c hPs. $300 <lnd $375 . rn ilpl e o r p 1ne f1 n 15h Bf'd room su il cs Bn sse tt Cloerry , $795 Bu nk tJf'cl co mp ld tC' w 1lh ma fl re ss e s. S/ 50 Clnd up to $395 Ca p trllll ·s tJed s, $275 c omp le te Bcl l)y bed s. $99 M n ll resscs or box spr1nq s, f u l l or tw,n . $58 . lirrn. $68 and $78 Oue0 n se t s. $ 195 4 dr c hes t s. $42 5 d r chest s, $54 Bed fram es, S20 .a nd $15 . 10 gu n Gu n c ab1 ne l s. $350 . d •ne lt e c ha1 r s $20 and S25 Ga s o r etec tn c $32 5 B ab y r an Ci c5. ma l rc sses. S25 & $35 . bed f ram es $20 . $25 . & $30 Used Furndu r c b oo k case . ranqe s and TV's 3 m il es ou t Bul av ilt e Rd Open 9am t o 7p m. M o n lhru Fr 1., 9am toSp m . Sa t 446 03 ?2 30 1n Ge neral E lec tr1 c range , g old in color , ap pr o)( . 5 yr 5. o ld , $125 . Call 446 0307 or 61' 256 9367. 1 Co ff ee t a bnt e. 7 50l id m ap l e e nd t a bl e!>, ve ry good c onditi on . $35 eac h . El ec tr ic lawn mower , been used one 5um m er , $40 . Ca ll 614·4468221 or614-24S·9484 . 446·2077 Lov ely 6 r oo m co tt age , ga r den, 79 Jim Hill Road, H e n der ~on , w v . Ca ll 603 ·886 4548 . $200 pe r m onth, On e month sec urity depo5it . AP A RTMENT in Pl ea sant , 614 ·446 ·822 1. Fr os t -tr ee r e frig e ralor , coppert one , l ik e new , $600 . Ca ll446 -8181. One bedroom a partment , partially furnished in Hen· derson . Phone 304-675·1972. 3 be droom hom e, w i th op · tion to buy . $200 m onth r e nt $100 sec ur i ty (lc po5 i t. 807 3rd St . N rw H ,wr;n, WV . 304·882·3434 . FOUR r oo m house, Ca mp Con ley , $130. per month , plus deposit , 304-675· 1371 , 304·675·381 2. Apartm ents, furni shed a nd u nfu r ni shed . Ref er e nces . 30, 675· 1365. ONE bedroom un · furnished , $175 . pe r month, plus d eposit . Gallipolis Ferry WV 304·675· 1371. 675· 3812. PRIC E'S SIG N' REPO 8,1Q') Of ~fOOCI U".C'CI c IO !tl1 1l q ,l ncl l urn d u r f' Crl l l .146 9580 U<.,t'CI SOi rl . IOVf'".{'il l . Cl0,11r , U'>f'CI IJiur Crlrp (' l VM1 0 US <; 1/ C'S. USf'CI 0:. 1CIC )) y Sldf' rrfr 1qrrn to r . lJ ud t 1n q ~l s ov1 ·n . 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E nq l ,sh Coc kpr Spr1n 1e l s Cal l614 JBB 9790 POODL E G ROOMI NG C.'l ll Ju cly T cwl or il t61J 36 7 Son ,cl 's P r of eSS tOnrl l D oq G r oorn ,nq Ca ll 6 14 388 8547 rlnd a sk l or So n 1n A KC 4 m os old Y or k sh 1r e f pr ri er F 1r st sho l s & w o r 'TlPd . pnrl!y hou se brok e n . S200 Call J46 <11 70 G r oo rn1 n q SN V1ccs f or pf' t S Wd l clt p E nqt.sh Sheep do q ~. poodlr 5 & Sr hnau le r ·s. R ea 5onabt e For rt p pt 6 1<1 99 2 7347 POODLE pups, AK C r eq1 sl cr cd N o Chec k s, 30 4 895 3958 Younq par a k ee t s f or sa te , 30, 895 3570 B e a utiful A l .=t !:'> k 1a n Ma lemu t e 30 4 67 5 76<19 G U IN E A rJiCJ S. b i r d S. c h1 ck en s. f re sh <' QQ S. 30<1 895 3486 MU SICal In strument s For Sa le Sptn et Con sol e P ian o Ba r g a1n . W a nted . Responsi bl e party to ta k e ove r low mont h l y p ay m e n I s on sp 1nct pi a no Ci'l n be see n loca lly Writ e Cr ed i t Man a qer , P .O B O)( 537 , She lbvill c, IN 46176 . Sal e Spin e t Co n sol e F or Pi a n o B a r g a1n W rl nte d : Res pon s ibl e party t o t a k e ov er low mon t hly pn ym e nt s o n spine t p1 a no . Can b e see n locally . Write Manage r : P 0 Bo)( c r edit S3 7 Sh e l b y v il le. I N . 46176 . 58 F1r e w oo d f or 5 ale Df' l1 ve r ed now or a t n l a t er d<lle . 614 742 2056 . 69 V W w1 l h Bar a kil , cre m e sta ted r1m5 Calf 6 14 379 Fruit & Vegetab les Str aw be rr ies p ic k your own . br1ng co nta,n e r . Claude Winters, Ri o G r a n · d e, 614 245 51 21. Fi!~e; = M~ .=:: Fa~m Equipment 61 Go ld & turquoise living room cou c h . Hard roc k mapl e coff ee tabl e . Ca ll 446·1222. M a t c h i ng c hair and couc h , good condition . 304·675· 1452 . E lectric stove, Sears Coldspot refrigerator , c hest free zer. 304·882·3434. OUR BOARDING HOUSE YOU LOUTS ~C.OFFED WHEN l WI>.$ C.ONSIDERING V,>,R10U5 lNVE.NT10N6 TO MA.'I. IM12E MY CONTR1E!UT10N TO PR0<>~55 ! BUT B"-1--IKE.R BIWWN HELPE.D ME. FOG~ ON S011E.TH1 N6 Tr~"'T WILL BENtFli HUM"'Nl Ti AROUND Tr\E 6L06E : F o re m a n s U se d C ar s La n q sv ill c 0 hI 0 79 MU st n nq 76 E t1f e 75 G r a n.=t dn 75 M e r c ury Sl .=t l 10n W <'ICJOn Phone 6 14 741 2734 1972 Vol k e5wnq e n bee tl e, rouqh ru n s q r eil t . needs au t oma li c s t 1c k I r an sm 15S10n w ork Joe. 304 67 5 6690 o r 6 1499'l7'l 16. f' v en1n qs CARS $100 . TR UCKS 11 50 78 mode l M . F . 245 di ese l, 6 spd . tr a ns_, P S. 250 Hr s ., same as new . $6 .900 . Be l saw . m o lde r c le a ne r , sa me a s new$900 . 61.:1 -886 5955 John Deer e L A M ower c u ll tva tor s, p lows Ca ll 256 6506 M ec hctn 1cat tr a n splnn te r t or se ll ,ng t oba cco n ow o n Silt e Sw15her t rn pl emc nt Jo h n Deer e De a le r . R t 1, G n tl,po t,s . 446 047 5 N f' w nn d U 5ed Troy Built till e r s t or qard e n1nq Sw 1sher 1rn pl e ment J o hn D c rre D eale r . Rt t, Gcl lt tpOIIS. 446 0<175 1 M cl 55ey Fe r q u so n bale r for srlt c Ca lf 6 14 379 2 164 $1100 304 675 2377 Game 9 I]) My Three Sons (JJ ABC News I Wflt';, S.TAYIN6 AT KEVIN AND -141CHitEI. '!o A·FRAME' 11-J THE ROCKY MOUNTA1N5 . Av ail a bl e a t loc a l qove rn rnen t sal es . Ca ll ( r etu n da blel 1 714 5690241 Ex t 1855 l or d irec t o r y tha t show s you how t o pu rcha sC' 24 hr s 197 4 Monte Ca rl o. qood con d 111on Phon e 304 675 5773 '66 M ust a n q , qood d ill on 304 576 7305 con Tru ck 's f o r Sal e 72 19 79 Fo r d F7SO J ,4 T H O P1 c k.up , V ·B. p s . p .IJ. n1 r , a utom ati c Good co nd il1 on 446 2641 197 2 F o r d p 1c ku p , P stee r,n g , P b r akes. AC. r act ,o. over load ed sp nnq s, c n m pe r spe c 1.=tl. v ery litt le r u st. look s rea l qood Pr iced t or qu ,c k 5a le Ca ll 446 10 52 n iter s·oo wee k day C n ll nny t 1mP w ec kP n 63 1977 Da t su n K 1nq c ab r un s qood . nn d qood Shil pe . L1 ves tock RC'Q Yea rlin g Q uarte r ho r se. Req W ea n,nq Quarter ho r se . Ca ll 446 3413 Req ,ster ed a nd g rade ho r ses. ex ce llent 4 H pro jec t. E nq 11 sh and we st e rn 5ad · ev eryth,ng d tr s 1mnq 1na bl e ,n hor se e qu~p ­ rnc nt n nd supplie s, al so r1d1nq lessons and tr a il r td es and ho r se tr a in1n q Ru l h Reeve s. H oo f Hot low 614 6983190 S•x yea r otd ma r e , 1100 lbs, we ll tra ,ned . good for beg1ncr P hone 304 576 1718 l l. BSO Ca116 1' 367 069 1 1977 C hrvy p1 c k up $300 00 . 1974 F or d G r a n Tor1 n o $500 00 Ca ll 304 576 1174 a l 9611 or614 388 9857 $200 "' m 30' 882 3434 CAPTA IN STEEM E R Car pe t C lean1n q f ea tur ed by H a ff e lt Br osth cr s Cus to •n Carpe t s F r re rs t ,ma t C's Ca ll 446-2 107 7 :00 1980 b lack Suzuk , GS850 . 17 La rqf' Hol st e .n Spr 1nger H etf er s. Phon e 304 273 ·2848 n iter 9 p .m . shalt dr ive , full dr ess, ve t t er equtpme nt . 4.000 mil es , $3 ,700 Ca l1446 7554 a ft er 6 1979 Hond a C B650 . S l ,600 1973 B ay Mare with 26 A QH A points, 4 month old fl a shy Bar F lower s tu d c o lt b y 51de, in foal to Mar!> hall Co k e r for January 1983 foa l. 1980 Bay Filly by Ca ss si us Torino. half s is ter t o 1981 Mountain State Pl eas ure Futurity winner . 1978 M cQu erry two hor se qoo 5e nec k tra i ler w i th l 1v ing quarter s . Many E x tr as . E x cell ent conditton Mat c hin q 1978 G MC doo le y p1 c kup wi th n ew paint . Ph one 614 992 ·7206 aft e r 5 p m. 64 Ca ll 446·86SJ . For sa le 197<1 Hond a 750 f e rrinq , s a ddl e b a q s, doubl e bu c k et se at . tun e up. N ew b(1ttery . c hain and spr ac k e t s. $ 1.400 Call d46 6619 a ft e r SPM BORN LOSER I'M m:M PtnsBlJ~~ WHAT IIJ BLAZ5S CO I CO'? C r r rlf1 v r w oo d d ec k 'S. p r e5su r ,zf'd p1n r. CC' d n r & r edwood F r f'f' es i• ITl."' f(' Ca ll 6 14 JBB 9761 M nson a r y wo r k . LOCIU C' C on t rac l 1nq . Rt 1. Ewt n q t on Cn ll 614 388 Pl,ny 304 675 2215. 71 1978 Knwa 5ilk i K Z 400 . ex Autos for Sale GLASS TINTIN G col lent s hape. 304 773 58?3. Auto· Co mm e rcial · Residential . A lso kit5 availab le . Energy Control Sy st em . Call 446 - 93 16. 1975 Cut l a5s Supreme, 2 dr ., air , PS , PB, tape deck , 47 ,000, good tires, ex · ce ptional car. $2,000 . Ca ll 1976 Midget specia l Ca ll For sa le 79 VW station wagon, 4 dr .. AT , air, exc. cond . Cai 1446·2JOO. 1976 Trans Am I 1977 Hond a G oldwinq . full dre ss . New : far1n~L saddl e brlct S. luggaoe rack , ad iu5t ab le si 55 Y bar, engin e quard5 and road peg s. E)( ce ll ent cond . $2,995 . firm Call 614991238 1 9·4 w ee k · day s. owner , good cond ., $2,950. Call 446· 7383 . 1981 Horizon, 4 door, auto ., p .s .. p .b ., ste r eo and more. Low mileage . Accept trade. 614·992·3198 . 1977 Chevy Monte Carlo. Loaded T·top. Very good cond. $3,500. See or call Gary Hysell. 614·992·5388. 1977 Kawa 5ak1 K Z 900 and 1910 Nova 4 s peed . 304-675 ID C H RIS T IA N 'S CO N ST R U C T lO N C on s t r , r oolin q, S1 d 1nq , 5pou r,nq, frnc .nq . pa 1n l ,n q , r epn tr s & c 1ea n 1nq 44 6 "/000 . c al l bf'f or e 8 and aft er 5 30 ,_,....,,..._ . ... 7S 1978 Boats and Motors for Sale Starcraft Inboard Outboard 22' 260 h.p. Mer e Crui5er , cab in sleeps two . Swim platform, n ew upholstery, 72 gal. tank . Excellent cond . Great for ski ing or camping, $8,800 . Ca ll 614·992 ·2381 9 to 4.weeksday s or 992 ·2509 af · ter 5 week ·days . 76 l'ttffi 15 IT . DOM'T YOU fM NOT.' I'VE HillE A PHONE? - OR 15 6(J1' A PLACE IT THAT YOU OON'T HAVE T'60, BUT... A HOf4E? YOU DON'T IT IS«'T CLOSE •• 'gg~ LIKE AST!t~EE~T1----,p rr-~ Haven West Virginia. Over 20 less expensive cars in stock . or & AC'cessories Used H an shaws Lucas Lane, Tires . Poin t Pleasant. 304-675·?360. ~ assume payments . 8 :00 luggage . $30. ca ll 304·67S 2802 after 4. 77 .. _ . ~~~ !ZAN OFF? Auto Trim Center, 446· 1968. 0 CD Re al Peopl e To Cl) 601N6 7 DO YOU HAVE A PLACE Cl) MOVIE : Buri ed ' ffi National Spedal 1D 5TAY"' l'DBETTER BE &JIN ',, ' De ad and Geographi c Cil MOVIE : ' A Man Co uld CIJ &l rl2) Greates t American Hero Ra lph bat ti es a squad o f tJram w ashed vet er ans (R) (60 m 1n) 0 G f'n c ' s Sl erl •ll CrHP f' l Cl ean Sco t c h Gnu r d F r rP f' Sf i 'Tl ill f" S sp r 1nQ SPf'CiaiS Gf' ne Sm llh . 99"/ 6309 RO N 'S T PlC'VtS 10 n Sr r v 1Cf' Spr c ,n t• z,n q ,n Zr nt1 t1 n nd Mo to r ol a. Qua7rtr , cl nd hou se c nlt s PI10 n1· 576 1398 o r 446 74 54 CIJ 11~ C BS Re port s ·ou r Fr11:md s T he Ge rmans (60 m 1n 1 (I) M edia Probes ' The Fu l ure · Futurolog1s t Pe ter Sc hwartz ho s1s th1s look i.l 1 our grow1ng commun1ca 11 o ns technolo g ies such as tnt eract1 ve computer s . ca ble TV and v1deo d tscs ALLEYOOP YOU MEAf.J Wll NO LONGER THREATEN LEM, AND THEY CAN ' T DO ANYTHING IClosed Captioned ! 10~~ (fl) Lord Mountbatten : A Man for the Century F & K T r ee Tr ,mm 1nq , stu m p r e 1llOvill 67 5 133 1 B:30 RI NGLE S'SS ERV ICE ex PNi f'nCf'd rrn s on . r oo f er . Crl rp e nt c r , e tf' Cir l ( l c1n . qen e r at r r p n1 r 5 (1nc1 rf'rnOdf' l tnQ Ph o nl ' 304 675 9 :00 Wn tN wf' ll s Corn rn er c,n l n nd Do m rs t'c Tes t ha tes Pu rnps Sa lr s ilnd SNv tce GASOLINE ALLEY real I~ qot wet up ther'l as we woulda' qot up ther'l s elf 1n 1a1l (R) 160 m1n I down rPrnodel ,nq ,cn rpt ntry , r oo ling, plum bi n CJ. concrc tC' w ork 304 -675 7440 here! Plumbtng CA RT E R' S PLUMBIN G AND HEA TIN G WINNIE ~EFORE YOU Excavating LEAVE IN A HUFF, THINK OVER MY OFFER .. G all1po ll s D 1ve r s lf 1ed Con st Co Cu sto m ctoz e r & b ilc kf1oe w ork Sp e c 1a l fMm rat es . Cnll U5 t or f ree C5 1trnillf'S. <146 4440 WINNIE I?OESN'T LOVE Y0£~ 1 i C70U6T IF SHE EVER lfASl I SHE MARRIEr? YOU '' FOR YOUR FAMILY's WEALTH/ F o r water l1nc s. sew er f1nf' s. se pti c tank s or leaky bn sr •llent s call Haymnn Th e Hocrncl n 614 992 2618 ORVILLE, YOU'RE A ~ICK MAN. ., 80TH MENTALLY ANP PHYSICALL yl WINNIE's STOOOBY ME THI?OUGH THICK ANC7 THIN ... 9 :30 dy's 1ob 10:00 0 . Cll CD Quincy a u,ncy in vestigates the death o f an owner o f a rehabilit ati On ranch . (A) (60 m1n .) CI:l SAO: Mac Davis in Concert Ma c smg s and dance s w1th fi ve young performers known as Strut in a perfo rmance from Monte Carlo . SSBO Cil TE!S Evening News CIJ m rw Dynasty CIJ Paper Chase BARNEY SE W IN G Mach1nc r epa 1r s. se r v1ce A uthorized StnQer Salf'S & Se rv1 ce Sharpen Sc• sso r 5. Fabri c Shop , Pomer oy . 992-2284 0 Cll CD Teachers Only Diana fight s to sav e Bro - L o wre n ce Sld f' n s tri c k cr B.=t c khoc Scr v1 ce Cn lt 675 E lectncal & Relnge ration Cll CD Facts of Life (jJ (() ®J MOVIE : 'Pleasure Palace' (]) Stages : Houseman Directs Lear In thr s pro gram Houseman permt s cameras to reco rd the creatr ve process as he d 1· ree l s the A ct1ng Co m pany 1n (ehearsals fo r Shakes peare ' s 'K1ng Lear · (60 m1n .) (ill Tenement Th 1s docu memary focu ses o n n1 ne black f am1ltes lrvmg at 3823 South Elhs A ve nue tn the Oakland sec t1o n o f Chi c ago . one of the 1m pover· 1shed area s o f the crty (60 min .) wet ' Co r F o urt h a nd P 1ne P hone 446 3888 o .· 446 44 77 0 bew1ldered Colt f1nd s him - We's qitt1n' BUILDIN G (j]) lonesome Roads : The IF I HAD ME A LITTLE MORE SPACE I WOULDt•J'T I'M LIVIN' IN TH' SPACE AGE ALL RIGHT--- General Hauling AGE 50 FAST JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE . Ca 1161 067 7471 or 61067 0591. Runaway's Story 10:30 (1) Sing out America I]) Major league Base· ball: Atlanta at los Angeles (j]) Hitchcock 11 :oo o m m o m ® m rw News Cl) MOVIE: 'Stripes' (I) MOVIE: 'The Visitor' (1) Nashville RFD C1J News/Sports/Weathe r C1J Dick Cavett 11 :30 0 Cil CD Tonight Show NePd something h rwled away or something moved? Johnny is joined by Otonne Warwick and Charles Nel- Now Haul i n g lim e~ ton e · f i ll dirt ·top soil -gra v el. Fr ee e5 timate5 . Call 614 36 7 HAUUNG · Lim es tone . q r a · vel, s and . Ph. 742 2SOS. 1 DON'T SUPPOSE YOU'D JIM S Water Servi ce . Call Jirn Lanier, 304 -675 · 7397 8E INTERESTED IN 60fN610 SlAW CNfi, WOULII YOU? Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP MOWREYS Upholstery Rt . TRUCK camper, gOOd con· 1 Box 124, Pt. Pleasant, 304· . dition, 304·675· 11145. Domingo Cl) MOV IE: 'Jazz Singer' (1) 700 Club (I) 1982 NCAA World Series from Omaha , NE · Game 10 (JJ &l © The Fall Guy A Not as wet We coulda' A DVA N CE D ~r nrnlr ss G utt e r D o o r s O ll f' r tn q qu tt er , nq . c o nli nu o u s seam less 51d 1nq , r oo fl nq . CJil r Ft q e doo r s . l rC'f' C'S t1 m nt es . 614 698 8"/05 87 Placido T ootle and N at al re try o ut f o r the same part 1n a sc hool play (RI 304 895 3801 65 CIJ 'Ma ster Cla ss · In th1s spe c 1al the ce lebr at ed s1nue r w o rk s With up and co m1 ng smgers from th e Ph1l adel ph1 a College fo r the Per formtn g Art s R_eea_;_r__ _ work. Professional custom paint work on motorcycles. Entertainm ent n1g ht's show fealu re s a p nesl -v audev•lle en1 erta1 ner, the world 's bes t l nc k sho t pool player and a g oose tha t thtnk s 1t' s a fl amtngo (R) (60 m1n ) t'IHERE ARE 'IOU 7101. CAR roof top carrier . Beige vinyL provides 12 cubic f eet added storage for ~ Get Killed ' AWIERV CAMP? BOXING CAMP ?iENN15 CAMP? !-liKING CAMP? MUSIC CAMP? CHURCH CAMP? son Reilly. (60 min.) (1) Another Life (JJ Benny Hill Show 0 (JJ MOVIE : 'The Seduction of Miss Leona' (I) Captioned ABC News ®MOVIE: 'Ambush Bay· 81121 Nlghtline 12:00 (1) Bums & Allen (!) ESPN Sports Center (JJ Nlghtline (I) PBS Late Night Gl (j}) The love Boat Gopher is fired , a married man and his mistress run into nosy neighbors and an executive must use his charms to persuade a stubborn widow. Guest starring 1163 Sec . Ave .. Gallipoli s. Phone 304-882·2546. ... ,... .... C & R Pa 1n l CC'n trr P r Of PS S1onn t I) Ain ! N S. co •n•ll c r c1a l nnd r(' Stclcn 11 ,1 1. 1nsu r e<l 41 Cou rt St . G .CJtllpOI IS, 446 9 458 . no nn swrr 4<16 1758 446 7833 or 446· 1833. 1980 Olds Cutlass, 4 door, excellent condition $5,300. OH- WERE '100 ER .. SOME THIN' ON ATRAil'\ OR. LIKE THAT- LIM .. THANKS FOR LETTIN' AE>US I'IHEN II£ LOOK ARCXJND... 'lOUR 006 We ' ll do it . Call 446 3159 or 614256· 1967 afle r6 Auto Parts Quality Autobody & Paint HARTS Used Cars, New ' ""000 ~~ ~ ANN!£ R oof ,n q & p cl 1n l 1n q 1n tN 10r & cx l er1or , rntnor r Mpf' try . prlnrll n Q, etc Fr C'f' est ,rna te s Cal l 6 14 379 72 16 or6 14 379 225g 84 (An swers tomorrow ) Yes terdays ,, Antonio Fargas, Eve Plumb and Diane Bakar. (R) (60 min.! ( I I 0 I Jumbles CHOKE Answer KNAVE BANANA ACC ESS What those lovebi rds ln the marathon seemed to be mo st at !he t ime - NECK & NECK Jumble Book No. 19, containing 110 puzzles. Is available lor $1 .95 postpaid from Jumble, cJo this newspaper, Box 34. Norwood, N.J. 07648. Include your name, address. zip code and make checks payable to Nawspapefbooh. BRIDGE A 90 percent chance By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag ~ Oit Til Tonight 1577 or 675 ·1714 . 'l I I I I X:r Ma c N e ii · Lehrer @ Richard Simmon s (ll) Victory Garden 9939 83 1971 Harl ey D av, son Supe r qlld e Ca l l 4<16 9582. (jJ) Report ® News &l CW Muppet Show 7 :30 0 Cl) You Asked For lt (1) Another Life ffi Andy Griffith (JJ 0 CIJ Family Feud (I) laverne and Shirley ([) Business Report C•116 14 367 0394 . Hay & Grain 400 ba les straw, $1.25 bale, Morqan Wood l awn Farm, (]) & H eat 1n g 1979 Star Cr a ft I S If tr. hau l. fi sh & s k t boa t. r ed & w h ile m e tnll ic. 80 HP M e r cur y wt th ex t r.=t s Ex c on d Now arrange the a rcled letter s to lorm the surprise answer . as sug · gested by the above cartoon Print answer here: Ulias. Yoga and Y o u &l (j}) ABC News 0 Cl) P.M. Magazin e Cl) MOVIE : ' Grand Illu sion Fr p n c h C1 t y P n ,n t 1n q re s1 dPn t 1nt & CO <llrnNc •n l. •n f C' fiOr . ('XtNI Or . pa per t1anq1nQ . & t rx turr d crtl tnq s Cel li 61 -t 367 77 84 or61<l 367 7 160 8? r I I (1) Bull's Eye (I) Green Acre s (I) Entertainment Tonight ffi Happy Days 0 (JJ Tic Tac Dough Motorcycl es 1980 Ha r le y D av1 d son W1dr q ltd e. !> hOw r oom c on d Ca ll 446 7781 evc n 1ng . 0 Cll CD NBC News m $50,000 Pyramid ® 1088 or 675 4560 74 WHAT YOU HAVE TO 8E IN OROE~ TO PLAY THE e>U ITAR IRAMPHEj (j]) Over Easy 6 :30 ICANUPHt IN PUl5LIC. (1) Electric Company tc r S· 30p .m 1968 Foret lonq bed one hn lf t on p 1c ku p 6 c y l mo tor ... [] [ ([) Father Knows Bes t (JJ Muppet Show 0 (() ® CBS New s C1J Dr . Who ds 446·0767 after 6. Strawberri es . Ca ll Harold T aytor, 446-8692 or 6 14·245 · Autos for Sal e 1574 7210 pa ny 614 9972205 H arv e5 t g o ld G E re fr 1q elec t . $ 150 K e l v1 na t o r r.=t nqe H a r ve5t q o ld 15 m o . Old$37 5 Ccl l l6 14 882 3 168 . 7533 MF 3 ba ler , good con d ltt on . 57 C.1rpf'n l c r too ls, '> clW ct r tll-; , to t s of tool s I T oq q teb u rq nn n n y C! Ocll R rl bbds Cnl, f or nlr) , Nf'W ZC'l an d, illld Ch 1C k f' n s A n t 1q ue f ur ndurt' onct o n•e r il c m s to nu mNo us to mc nt ,on Cnll 6 1<1 446 7920 REDU C ED Mrt a l shec l' 5 li nt por ce lt n r nn me l coa ted , w il l nn .t . won' t r us t Ex mi'l tN ,a t n tt t y pe s o f budd ,n q 20 24 q nuQC 4' X8 ' $7 00 , <l ' w. 10' $8 00. 4'x 12' $9 60 4' x ode! ~ 5 00 T uppe r s P la 1ns. Oh 10 For S,lll' Sp cr, al Onf' W rl' k Onl y , l ull USI'CI Si' t Of P1nq qo lt c tul)'>. '} •r on t tlru p d d 11 nq W11 (! (!(', 13 4 5 w ootl s, •n c l uct ~·s IWrlct q c~•r & B urt on )J,l(l'> I nq u1n· nt Sp or t,l lJou t . ?<1 8 ~ cco nct 1\ve . Gi'l l l 1f)O I1S, 4.16 0093 RFPO SSES>E DD 71 1969 1 ton F or d truc k w ith stoc k ra c k s_ Ca l l 6 14 367 Bulldmg Suppl tes B uli ct ,nq ma t er 1a l s b lock . br 1ck . sewer p 1pe s. w1n ctow s, l 1n l e l s. et c C lnudC' W 1nt cr s. R10 G r a nd e. 0 Ci! t1 61 4 2<1 5 5 12 1 & Unle People' M.=t r c u m R o o l 1nq & Spo utt ng 30 year s ex per ,c nce. spec 1a lutn q 1n b uilt up r oo f . C .=. ll 6 14 388 For Sa le or Trade · -·- (I) 1982 NCAA World Series from Omaha. NE 9652 59 ! I ··~'-"""-' - News Cl) MOVIE : ' Darby 0 ' Gill P A I N T IN G 1nte r 10r nn cl plumb1n q, e x t er1 0 r , roohn q , som e r e m ode l1 nq 20 yr s ex p Call 6 14 366 304 675 46 77 55 I 6:oo o m CD o m ®I m 1121 1181 ~~0~"~''":~:·:~=======:;:==========~ b ULIQT EVENING l e x l u r ed ce1 l1nq s com m erc 1a l and r es 1den tt a l. f ree es t1m a t es Ca ll 6 14 256 446 4655 99nJ 19o r614-992 2101. Pt . ELEC TRI C qo tf CMI w d h 1MIIr r y c hilf qer \195 400 500 N ew bn c ks $35 30 Asso rt m f' n t of 8" & 12" b loc k -; $1 5 3 6' Scc r,on of 12 " c o rru q n t ect m e trll r utv er l w d h 7 cou p l, nq $50 Hom e 1mpro vem ent s STU CCO PLA S TER IN G 1 3" PIP<' c lo tl1es l1 nc pos t s W1l11 lla r ctware , $50 .00 pr 2 Por c h swinq s wim f rame s ol o df er en t t y pes. $7 0 .00 t o 3677 Unscramble these tour Jumbles, one letter lo each square . to form four ordinary words 6/9/82 81 Ma.t x depost e of 100 00 bo mel of s2" mad p 1p(' 3 p 1pe. e t c $30 00 . Can be Sf'en on Jer 1c ho Rd P I P lerlsa n t . ph one 304 675 m'lf 1} jf~~ ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD GAllE ~ ~ ~~ byHenriAm61dsndBobl .. 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Oh RON 19 tn( 11 <;a ny tJo r t,l iJit• co lor 1 V . l 1k •· nr·w ronct . $300 Call .t.t6 7/R I f'Vf'll1nq The mCKTRACY 1977 W ild erness Ca m per . 18 11 , fu l l b a th , 5e t f con tn1ned , aw n inq, R eese h1 tc h , s1de m1 rr ors . (')( ce tt enl con d1 f ion . $d.500 >JO Stl 450 C.1sr D Oif 'r t d t & .1nq tC' blrl(i(' , $8500 Wdt l rrldf' t o r t ru c k or l.=! r<ll t rilc t or 61 <1 643 79 18 Camping E qUipm ent 20 Qil l e tr c tr, c Sc ar s ho t wn ter t onk 6 1<1 949 7786 1 1 p r i( l ' r ub 1C t oo t rf' f r, ql'r,l t Or . w l) h o:,pp,lrc11C' l rt'l' l l' r ">i't t 1on 1 YPil r o tct $ 115 PN I Pt t l or d orm room or r ilrllPN Cn tl 304 615 "/807 ,11I N •I Fl'c lrrr11 no 6. I J q,l UCII ' s ho t qun stw l l\. 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Ql rl':!S f ron t b oo k t<l5t'':. Fj,1 1r Furn d urc & 0f'S ICI!l Grl li1 PO I 1S F er r y, W V Open 9 6 Ph onl ' 30J T E R Poo l s s.=. tr . su p p l 1es & lr1S i rl l ta t ,on <103 1nd Ave . Grl tli pOIIS , Oh C.lll 446 6579 In q r ound AbiOV f' q r ounct 78 F or sa le ll1de a bed G ood c and S40 6 14 997 7352 f or R ent Wit nl cd t o Re nt .n M1 sc. M erchandice RA TLIFF ') POOL CE N C.1 t1 tJ, •ctroOill IJJO h •tt · 10 :.. 60 30·16/S I J ~l 12 .500 B r u r11r con d d1 o nN . whd C' e lcc tr ,c !> l ov e. qood co nd .t1 on 304 675 3694 1975 Cr1'>f' 450. d OlC' r tr a( l or. t.AOO t~r s, v e ry COU N fRY M OB I LE H o m1 • qooct (O ne! . $ 14 ,900 Cnll P,l rk . R ou te 33 . N o r th at <J.j6 <1 537 PomP r Oy Lrlfllf' to t <:. Celli 997 7 47 9 Sp~1c e •16 MOOIL E HOMES MOVED L1ct·n s.. o & 1n..,un•cr 304 S/6 17 11 S4 z S6AO 19/0 H ou se ho ld Good s June 9, 1982 If you will JUSt look a l th e No rth and So uth hands you can amuse y ourse lf wi t h a proq blem in dumm y play . Y ou reach si x no- trump a ft er a three no-trump openmg a nd a four club Sta ym a n r esponse . You win th e j ack of hearts lead a nd wa nt 10 find th e bes t li ne of play + Ri • 62 • Kt< Yl + ,\ · I O WES T EAST .J 10971J • 10 2 • H4 +KJ I • 7 ~) On th e oth er hand the re 1s th e problem of e ntn es lo dummy . You ca n get th er e 1w1ce by pla yin g the ace of dia monds and overta ki ng your jac k. but that way 1s + JH/l fi:\2 + ,J !4 I ] • ~:! SOI 1T!I + A<P It i s the so rt of s lam co ntrac t tha l would be emba r rassing to lose s tnce you start with II sure t n cks a nd th e 12th can come from either spades or clubs 6·9·82 li Cl • A K <! • t\ .J + K <JH0 4 Vul ne rab le Ro th Dcakr Soulh W~ ·s l 1\iort h t:a~ t I' a:-.~ 4+ t) :.IT I' ·•"·' , .. •, ... South J NT I 'J:-.:-. I 'a :-.~ 4+ l' d SS li ke ly to be costin g you a dt a mond tr ick so your f1 r st dec iSI On shoul d be nol to lr y lh at Ho w a bou t th e stm ple method ' Cas h th e ace-jack of diamond s, lea d a club to dummy 's ace, cash the king· queen of diamonds to dis- card one spade and o ne club pla y dumm y·s I 0 Tha l pla y g1ves you a fourth club tn ck unless clubs brea k 5· 1 w1th Easl hold1ng bot h Jack a nd and then take the spa de fin esse. If 1t loses you s till mne have a club ho ld s a ll s ix c lubs, yo u won ' t break for your 12th tnck. The whol e c hanc e is about 70 per cent, bul there IS a be tte r than 90 pe r cent pl ay . Cas h that ace-jac k of di amonds. lead a club a nd If 1t ha ppe ns tha t Eas l pl ay th e club 10. Ins tea d you will n se w1lh th e ace. cash th e las t di a monds and fall back on th e spade ftnesse for tri c k 12 All m ai L 11's be tte r tha n a YO percent c hance ~,.!1(' by THOMAS JOSEPH DOWN ACROSS I Fernando I One kind of duck 2 TV waitress S - and take notice 3 Morale 10 Syrian city factor II Medieval 4 Dutch conunune cloth 12 Rich source 5 Beetle Bailey 's nemesis Yesterday's Answer 13 Friend of 15 Sailing 27 Benny D' Artagnan 6 " Dreamer" vessel played one 14 Statute 28 Made 7 Way back 18 Aerial stunt IS Marsh 16 Porker when 21 Bog of cerea l 17 Ocean route 8 Usefulness 22 Flack of s ong 29 Lariat 9 Mortar's 23 Fuel 34 Mexi can tree 19 Painting grinder 24 Herb of the 3S Actress, 20 Learning lily lamily Charlotte 21 Speechless II European river 25 Heavy 22 Chess piece 23 Metropolis 24 Clever stroke 2S Monk parrot 26 Gennan composer 27 Try to reach 30 2 Down's 31 Chemical s uffix 32 Woman's name 33 Stimulate 35 Moreno 36 Filched 37 Writer, Claude 38 Old World falcon 39 Ferber DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: iJ AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW O"e letter simply stands for another. In this •ample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's. etc. Single letters. apostrophes , the length and formation o f the w o rds are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES X PH TQIIHCHMUH VLGGQR LM LC WMT EPHXPHC MHEG BLF YHXEHHM THRHMTG PHW C QX XHKK QX . - WMLM Yesterday's Cryptoquote : THE GOOD SHOULD BE GRATEFUL TO THE BAD-FOR PROVIDING THE WORLD WITH A BASIS FOR COMPARISON.-sVEN HALLA �Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, June 9, 1982 Roush given GOP nomination 1 ('unltnut•tl from pa ~ t· 1l M . Ba ll. Jr .. running for his first Jican s prdcrrNi Paul F. Pfeifer giving hi111 II:MI whll~ his opponent. Wall<'r 1-:. ll<,·kjord. rr<·f'i\'f'fl HTI time in ~f'igs Cou nt y as Republi C'Jn stair rep r esentati ve ca ndida If' lT'<_·rivC'd 1.7~7 votes. \'OIP S . Meigs Count y Democ1 ats on thPir side of the election ledger \\'Pnt for the team of William J. Brown and Charles A. Vanlk for the Congl't'"" man Clarrncr E. Mil!cr wa s giw' n 211~11) \ 'O ff' S by local J{ppublic:tn" in !l b bid fur nomination to r un for lOth dl s trk't rrprf'scnta ti \ 'f' 111 ( 'ungrc·.... s. SuprrrnC' ('ourt . Ju <.;~ir t · l'andida!P.'-. and thf'i r \ 'O IP in c\ udt'(\ .Jo hn\\' ivlt'Corma c. U :..tl. 1\'illt.m t .I :llr·t ·rom· . Il KI: !ll.uu ·ht · 1\.rupdn 'i k~ ·. ~~~ - and .J o hn B. M L1r stld II. c a nclid;tt( • fu r t ·ourt o f dppPa h !'l'<'f' i\'t'< l 1-41'2 vo tf'<.; fror.1 loc .tl gm·Prn or -liPutrm:mt governor nomi nation . Th(• JXI ir J'('('f'ivrd 656 votPs. 'llll' !Pam of Celeste a nd Sho· l' rn.tkt •r n'<'l'i\'('(1 536 while the tt •. tm of Springc'r· KN~ft' rN:'eivf'd ) ;)~I llt' rt ''s thf' wa~' Mrlgs [)('mocrats ('1' \ \' t'd ~ () ca st ballot s for othN posts : for at tornP\' .l{C'nPral, Anthony J . Cclri>t'l'Ue . Jr .. 1(}18; audit or of state. Thoma s F: . F('rguson. ~: S('('rcl cll'\ of stall', Sherrod Flrown, 411; Anthon .\ 1.. Ca l,dJJ'f'SP. :181; Dennis .1. 1-\ucinictl. :240. <-~nd Francis F.. (;aut . lh6; for trf'asurf'r of state, :vl.tr ~· l·: lll•n 1\'ilhrow, :lii9; Michael 1'. i<PII.I', 21>1 ; Jamt·s R. Williams, l ~ IK; 1\t•nnl'th H Cox. lhl Ric ha rd I. Wi!l(·nht--rg , +)h: Timoth~' G. l.f'mir~ . o2. and l.ee c. FalkP, 34: <>a k lt ·\· ( ' ( 'o llin ~. fot 'l fatt · " { ' lld · from tht • l f th d1 ~ 1 ri ct. rPeriw'{l '22·U Ht •pulllil'.I JJ \·ott ''- .md l'l.nn· ;.enbaum . 11'>1 : :S:orlx'rl G . Den · nPrll. .lr .. 242 : for lOth district !{t • pubJH ". IIl ~ ,. \mon g thtt 't' lOth di... , lt i{'f <·<•ntr; tl ( ' tl!T\Illll!t'l' , C'.llldid.IIf'~ . nldll, :'Vlf•ig-. ( ' uunt~ J{ppubltcans pre 1-:llswurltl 1-loldt•n gi\'lllg h1n1 7 1>' \ lilt ''- tnmp.t!Pd to li'...)\1 gl \'f'n In I 'Ptf• r <; <'nulddi " and~ to H1 :1 1\.(•.. , lt •r !.l)( 'dl l {l ·publlt 'dll" g.t \'t' .l .I!H 'l ,\ ~·; nn . tn 1 t<~l , ·otP o.; for lOth d i<.,J J it·] <., ]J] I' t'•l mlll i tlPI ' worn.t n .tnt! l.nwrH · C .lohn ..,tt Jil rP ff' J'l'l'(l 1111 for U. S. s.t•nator. Howard M . Met representative to Congress, John M. Buchanan, 479; Ralph Barrell, 336; Chuck Overby, 329; for justice• of supreme court, A. William Sweeney, unopposed, 875; Ra lph S. Lochar, unopposed. 656; James P. Celebrezze, 640, opposed by Robert D. Holmes, 419; district court of app<>als, Lawrence Grey, 899. For state centra l committeeman, the loca l D~mocrat s preferred William A. Lavelle who r<'<'eived 614 votes. His opponents were Donald F. Moyer, 3J7; Dean R. Kahler, 123, and Edward D. Helvey, 105. For state committee, lOth district, woman. Mary C. Ga l· laghcr re<'cived 710 votes while VIr ginia Weiss re<'elved 361. Mark A. Malong, unopposed for state sena tor, 17t h district, received 907 votes. Meigs O.•mocrats preferred Jolynn Boster for state representative nominee of the 97th distnct giving her 66.1 votes over 511 r<'<'cived by her opponent, William R. White. The fi ve Libertarian candidates, on the state and nationa l level , received one vo te each in Meigs County at Tuesday ·, primaries. Village mayors terminate 20 cases Fnut UdE •rtddllh furff'1t0.l bond..; in tllt' E'OUI 1 nt Middlf'ptH! \1,1\ n1 Fn•d lh lflman TuC' "-d.t \ nrg ht TlH' \' .t n · 1),tl• • Sm dPr. M ;t s ~il!on. $.'n ~. po ~ ll'<l on ,, {'hJrgt• of dri\·ing whi!t ' into \H', t!t'(_l : Trmoth.\' :\l'Jl. \\'p <., f Colum!)i;t , $:)(1 , (•xpin>d li cen.st ·. Ch.t rlt•s 1·: . ll'il"ln. :vlictctiP port. S:lll. <t'-'-U rt'<l c h•a r dist anC'f', and ~Lirlt · nt ' ;\1 . t1hPn ~·. l .. mgo.;\·i llf'. and co"s, spt:'t.'<iing ; Don Huod, $.'i0 ctnd cos!.,, (hsorcil'rl~ · manner; Bar· b:tr;l .Jam('{•s. PomProyr, $10 and co_(.; h, running a stop sign; Arthur Petrie. Middl!'port. $!lXI and costs, lr•a,·ing a dog unallended; Larry Cundiff. MiddiPpot·t. $100 and costs. disordf'rl)' conduct . Don Lovett, Middl~port . wa s r:h·<·n a :10 da~ · s jail $.')(! I':Oq .J il'l'd li ct · n ~l' . o;;pnff'nCL ' on c tlargr. J.'uwd wt'rt' l { 1c ha 1d I·:. S tont~. Porn t•J'o\". s~ :JII and ('0Sh . 1hl'l'\' d<:t\''- I ll J. til. fll i\'lng Whl[t' l niOXi · t•ight others cat~<!. I ;,Ill Th o me~ . MiddlqxH·t . $If; a di sordrrl~· manner Onf' drft\ndant wa s fmed and f o rf~ited bonds in the court of Po mf'ro~ · Mayor Clar- Springer attempted to extend hours at polls (' 1:\1' 1:\:\,\TI t,\1' >- ,\Hamil ton ( 'l! u n t ~ · ('omlllon J>Jt •a " j udgf' turnt'<l down d l"l'<itlt''-1 b ~ · gubf'rn<J tor i. II c. t nd l(l,t1l• ( ;(•ra lei SpringPr t(l t•:xli' nri ,·oti ng hours TUP sd~ .\" aftf'r thP Dl'mO< T dt llPard that flood o;; m Ha milt on Count )· forT txl an Part ~· cl o..., ing of m on • thJn 20 \" Otl'r prf'C'i n('h 'I'IH · f!,t .., h fl ood ~ Wl'rrc aust'CI b\ a stor Ill !h:tt l'l'l)'-.'-''d tht • c o un1~ dur· ing ltlt' .tflf'l noon, nocxling J'(JdciS and ( ", \U '- IIl g 1·u s ll hou r !rdffic sn,tll '1-:JdrrJ\· prPcin c t workt ·r s \\'('l'f' C\ IITif'tl o u t tJI lllf' b ;l'>4:'01l'lll of !Ill' M tHiiSt ln PI;H't' firl'lmu sf' aftf'r wa · tf' r poun~l in followin g thr ..; form . which dumpr'<l two inchp.;; ot watPr in th<' ar( 'd in ._t fpw h o ur ~ timf'. PrPcirw t .Judgr DuttiP Schustf' r said poll wnrkc·rs at E lmdal~ Aw•nuf' in Mou nt Wa shing1on watchrfi \\'; Jtrr pour in through cra ck s in the wall s. but thf' votmg co ntinut '(\ unintPrrupiLxi. "WI' ;tt' tuallv had 10·12 pcoplr· c~nd ,·otr dunng thp worst of it," ' hi' ' Jid "A c oup l~ ofthems;ud walk in thf'ir cars \\'l'n' stallrd in !he traffiC jam .llld thr.\ couldn't mm·r am' wa .v, so tilt '\' j us! \\ ' ~lk('<l on O\"f~ r and \'nl.-.rl • Spnngrr . aftt•r conCf'<li ng clf'ff'at in thf' Dt•rnoc ralir pnm,u:: . said k~~ing thP polls opt:'n would no! h<l \'f' ch,JngL'CI thl· outcomf' of the eiN'tion P\' f•n !hough hf' wd s hoping gooct rf'sults 111 southrastem Ohio would can)· him to victory . "\·Vh cll it came down to was there wa s no pra c tical way of ordering thus<' polls to IX' open," said Ti · mothv Burke. Springer's HamUton County aide. "You can 't open a flooded poll. II d~sn'l do any good. " We simply determined there wa s no practical solution to the problem tonight." he sa id . Holx'l'l Uth, H.rpublica n deputy rlin'f'tor of Hamil! on County Board of Elt't.'tions, said the ballots at the countv 's 962 prc'f'inct s dtd not get Wt't lx'< ·ause thry wen? transported in wa terproof mrtal con ta iner s. "Ou r main concern is making surf' lVf' gf't the ballots," Ut h said . Dt>t>r dit>s in mishap The Ohio Highway Patrol said this morning a deer was kiUed on Ohio 7 nPar Ca lli polis a! II: 45 p.m. MontJay when it ran into the path of a northbound vehicle driven by Ricky L. .lohnson. 34. Rutland. Johnson's ca1 sufferf'd mode1·ate d<..~mogf' in thr accident. Marriagt' lit't'OSt' A ma niagP license W<J .> issued in MPigs Coun ty Probate Cow·t to Ricky Wayne' Schaefer. 19, M iddleport, and Christine Kay FIV, 20,. Frc.lflk j)i l !'t' ~:~ ~,... 11 Ch·l;tnd . . J( •arw!IP Law - lf'nC'l'. Ben l't •trrl. Carrol l Tmford .tnd Sco!l \\'1df1 ·. council mrmbf'rs. (;IL·nn \{in·r. s1n'f •1commis-;!om•r. ( 'harh·~ Sh,tin . chid of po!iC(', BoiJb\· l(o\'. nwmbl.'r of Board of Public ,\flairs. ami Margie Wolfe. c il'rk · t r ea .o. , urer . pn·..;idl'd Ma~· or Pyles Celeste takes t Emergency runs Three ca lls were answered by local emergency units Tuesday, the Meigs Count y Emergency Medical SciVice reports. Midd leport at 6:03 p.m .. took Keith McCarty from Sycamore St to Veterans Memorial Hospital and later to the Holzer Medical Center. Syracuse at 10: 25 a.m . took Mildred Wolfe from Pomeroy Health Care Center to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Tuppers Plains at 3:24 p.m. took Clifford Cuckler from Route 7 to St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg, W. Va . MOPPING THE MESS- Janet Yargen, a precinct clerk for the Hamilton County Board of El ections in Ohio, mops up a mess left at the Maddux School voter precinct. The voting continued at this precinct. but others weren't so lucky after a storm caused flash floods that left water four feet deep at some precincts. Some voters had to lx' rarried out of precincts after the flood struck. I AP Laserphoto I. come tax hike contained In both the Senate and House versions. The pa nel decided on a 50 percent increase as app10ved by the House, bu t provided it would be In effe<'t for nine months, starting July 1, rather than 12 months as voted by the lower chamber. Members also agreed, at leas t tacitly, on an $81 m illion, Republica n-sought reduction In welfare spending, from the amount proposed by the House. Howvever, Democrats hinted they might balk at the cut later. ~ ~~ c,+'q By Thl' Associated Press Syrian helicop ter gunships and ground forces went on the attack aga inst Israel's Leba non Invasion force in the Beirut highlands today, heightening fears that the two old Mideast enemies were close to the brink of all -out war. The Syrian command sa id Its force• struck advancing Israeli armored units 12 miles east of Beirut nea r the Damascus highway. where the Israelis had made a lightning lhnJst Tuesday a:; the~· ttied to close their vise on the Leba nese capital and other Pa lestinian guerrilla strongholds. A Syrian communique claimed the adva nce had been halted and 23 Israeli tanks were destroyed. The Israeli military command in Tel Aviv sa id its warplanes shot down a Syrian jet fighter near Bei- Palestine Liberation Organiza tion chief Yas,ser Arafat appealed fmm his secret command bunker in west Beirut for collective ArJb inte1vention to keep Israel from invading the Lebanese capital. Despite Prime Minister Mena · chem Begin's declaration that the Israeli s "don't want war with Syria," the mounting clashes threa tened to !urn Israel's ca mpaign aga inst Palestinian guerrillas in southern Lebanon into a major con· fmntation with the large Syrian force based around Beiru t and In eas tern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley. An estimatPrt ~0.000 Syrian troops are in Lebanon to pollee a truce that ended the 1975-76 civil war in Leba non. AP Correspondent Mic hael Goldsmith, on the way from Da · mascus to Beirut. saw convoys of rut and a helicopter in a separate Syrian reinforcements r olling into clash near Lake Qaraaoun. 20 miles southeast of Beirut, when the helicopter attac ked Israeli grou nd forces. Four Israeli warships. meanwhile, shelled the beaches of southern Beirut's Ouza i neighborhood , Lebanon's state radio said. The 10minute bombardment caused no casualties or damage, It said. Lebanon Tuesday night. The Israeli military command sa id today that Israel had reinforced its troops on the disputed Golan Heights, which it captured from Syria in 1967 and annexed earlier this yea r . The state radio said Isr ael 's ground forces were in control of about 25 percent of Leba non's territory. Israel sa id it shot down six Syrian jets on Tuesday, two of them In Israeli airspace, and Syria sa id Its artillery and helicopter gunships attacked an Israeli armored column near the Lebanese village of Aln Dara. five miles west of the Bekaa Valley and 12 miles east of Beirut. One Syrian jet was shot down Monday. Although Prime Minister .Menachcm Begin •aid the Israelis "don't wan! war with Syria, " there were more frequent clashes between the two forces Tuesday. Israel said It shot down six Syrian jets, two of them in Israeli airspace. and Syria sa id its artillery and helicopter gunships attacked an Israeli armored column near the Lebanese village of Aln Dar a, five miles wes t of the Bekaa Valley and 12 miles eas t of Beitlll. Veterans Memorial Admilled -- Dwighl Sprague, Dexter. Discharged--Tina Stobart, William G. Boggs, Elsie Cross, Fannie Phillips and Nellie Price. obviously referring to statutory rP- quirements for the budget to lx' in balance by July I, the start of the new fiscal year . The measure envis ions alterna - tive scenarios with r egard to the income tax hike. It says if state re. venues exceed pi'Oj<'<'llons by $100 million by Jan . !.the surcharge will go off Jan . :n. If the tax is not taken off, then In March, If ta x collections and olhN sagging 1·evenues have remained lx'low proj ect ions, the surcharge can be coll<'<'ted for a lOth month. I hroughou I April. The temporary boost was part of an agreement worked out tx:>twPen Finan and Rep. William ·E. Hinig, D-New Philadelphia, the ranking House negotiator on the panel. At insistence of th e Senate. the conference commillt->t> agr('{'(j to cut w~lfare line item subsidies for he Daily Voi.J I ,No .26 Copyrigh ted 1982 The fourth annual UilesAppalachian Celebrity Golf Tournament will be held tomorrow at the Mason Golf Course. Tonight's Hillbilly supper will ki ck off the twt>day event at Royal Oak Park. See today's special section for further information. FORT LAUDERDALE, F la. - A man llnked by pollee to 100 contract murders around the nation was seized along with the deadly tools of a hit man's trade - automatic pistols, silencers, brass knuckles and handcuffs. Bernard Barton Hunwick, being held wit hout bond Wednesday in Broward County j ail on charges of attempted murder. kidnappin g and armed robbery, may be teponslble for "about 100" murders nationwide, sa id Broward County sheriff' s Sgt. Dale Adams. Hunwlck was jailed aft er the shooting of A lan Chafin . 34. The vic tim was abducted, shot fi ve limes May 19 and left for dead on a roadside. He re<'overed from his wounds. Police believe the shooting was over a drug debt. Oil, gas project hits r?adblock COLUMBUS - A tornado touched down In western Ohio late Wed nesday, damaging a house and a barn, and nume1ous thunderstorms rumbled through the state, the Na tional Weather SeiVice said. Heavy rains accompanied some of the thunderstorms. Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus and M1nsfleld aU reported sever e thunderstorms, the weather service sa id. The weather service said a tornado touched down in Hardin County, causing damage to a house and a barn near MI. Victory. The Hardin County sheriffs department sa id that no injuries were r eported. FOR ALL OCCASIONS CAROUSEL CONFECTIONERY Ph. 992-6342 Middleport FINDLAY, Ohio - Three people were Injured and one woman was reported missing In a department store fire, officials said early today. Two store employees were hospitalized with burns, one In critica l condition and the other in sa tisfactory condition , hospital officials said. A firefighter Injured an ankle and was treated and released. Store manager Becky Mantlo, who was hospitalized In satisfac tory condition, said another woman employee could not be located after the fi re. REPLACEMENT CUSHIONS F inan " did till' p1 ,t. ·twt · .!l n ·. td ~ 1s allowt'< l at track .., 111 h• ·ntu<k \ .1 1H J I ndian.! w hic·h ('tllllpt'l t· wllh (JhJn I r ~ll'k " Tht• (' inci nnat J l. l wm t~ k t •J .... tid lh< · llt'\\' l ~ lM ' of \\ ,tgt•n ng t·uuld 111 <Tt'il '-1' tlw " t.llf· ·~ J.t f ' lll g ta-.; J, d \ t ' b\' ahuu t :b l. :-1 n ull 1nn .t \ 1':11 entinel 1 Se tl•on\ 11 P(lg e\ 1 S Ce n! \ A Mullm1ed•o In( New\pope1 IIEW lli\.~KETBALLCOi\fll at Soullwm High St'l!t•>l. Carl \\t>lff', ll'ft i~ ,,ictun_•d with Eldon Miller, haskt>thaU l 'naf'h at Ohiu Stat1• l 1 ni\'~·r­ A GOOD GUY award wa.' presented to '""' Ferguson. right, hy Uave UUes at the annual celehrity dinner h<'id at lwyal Oak Park Wednesday night. Other recipr•nts of the good guy award were Nt'll Garver. Earl Bruce and Vir Wertz. See story and rnn n_• photos on pages 3 and 5. By A,.;odak>d Press Former Lt. Gov. Richard Celeste says his upcoming battle against 1-tepublica n Congressman Clar- IPsle rece ived 43-1.797 votes, or 42 percent, to Ohio Attorney GenPral William B1own's 381,611, or 37 per· ence J. Brown for the governor's man Jerry Springer was third with 210,1o6 votes. or about 21 percent . On the Republican side, Clarence Brown received 378,96(1 votes, or :>I pl'rcenl, to former Cu yahoga office will be "extremely tough," with President Reagan's t'{'Onomic policies likely sUJiacing as a key issue. "He has spent his politica l life in Washington. while mine has been primarily here in the stateofOhio, " Celeste said Wednesda y at a Cleve· la nd news conference. " He has been a strong advocate of Reagan economic policies." Ca mpaign workers for Celeste. who lost to Gov. James A. Rhodes in 1978, sa id his victOJy m Tues day's primary stemmed from his focusing on issues of the economy and unemployment. Based on unofficial resulls, Ce· cent . Former Cincinnati Council- Count y Com missioner ~th T~tft' s 153,.114. or 22 pe1cent. State Sen. Thomas Van Meter had 137,584. or 19 per cent , and state natural rf'- sources director Robert Teater wa s a distant foUJ1h with 37,085 votes, or 5 percent. At a Columbus news conference Wednesday. Clarence Brown said li iX'ral reputation would hkely make for a fat target. "He is vulnerable, I think , lx'ca use his whole past politica l ca · Ce l est~ · s vo tf'rs, but apparrntly there wersa mr way . By The Associated Press Israel blasted PLO targets In Syria n MiGs and an assault helicopter in eastern Leba non, and upped on new 12 count or 24 count Tender Leaf Quart Size Iced Tea Bags To Rtlllltr: NlbjSto 8unds lfl( w1ll pay the lace value plus 7e tor hane111no charges pro~1ded you and your customet hhe complied w1th tht terms ot thiS otter any othet applicatiOn const1\utes lraud lnvo1ces sll0w1ng your purchase ot su!l!c1ent stocl! to cover all caupons redeemed must be sllown upon requul. 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Lows to upper 40s and 1101. -, liberal than hr seems to have bt.>en in the primary." the nine-term con gressma n from U rbana said . When ask1'd if he though!l'Piestl'. of ( 'l~vcla nd, coul d wage a succes s lui campaign in appealing mo11• heavily to northeastern Ohi o. Bmwn said. "There is no wa y th<.ll Oh io is goin g to hP an ('('O nomi rall~· prosperous state If we go about try ing to build that on a purely paroch· iai sC'nS('. We hope to run an administration that is closrly asso- ciated with ,,,·cry part of the state of Ohio." Brown crf'di iC'd his victory to organizi:l tion . "We decided to devol<' our allen · tion and rf'sources to organiza lion," Btown sa id , adding thai once the orga nizing effort began. "it ix' gan to take on a life of its own." I:Jctrut, and the official radio of Yasscr i\rafat' s Palest ine Libera - Beirut from the sea a nd air toda y the number of MiGs it claimed it and dropped leaflets warning that Israeli forces were about to storm the Lebanese capital and that Syrian troops should leave "within a few hours." President Reaga n urged Isra el to cease fire tion Org<..~nization declared: "Wr shot down Wednesda y from 22to 29. By I sra eli count this brought the . number of downed MiGs in four days to 44 . Syria has admitted 16 MiGs downed and claims 19 Israeli jets downed. Despite the bombing run s on Beitllt and neat its airport, there was no sign the Syrians were leaving shall fight from house to house. and w ithdraw from Lebanon . The Tel Aviv command announced it shot down eight more Lebanon Winning Ohio lottery number CLEVELAND- The w,l nnlng number drawn Wednesday night in the Ohio Lottery's daUy game "The Number" was 026. ' The lottery reported earnings of $754,951.50 from the wagering on ,-"liS daUy game. The earnings came on sales of $917,963.50, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $163,012, lottery offi' cials said. rwr has beC'n somC'what morp FlL~nkt"<.l b~ · Ohto ( ;( )Jl < 'httirman Micha('l Collf'.' . Cnlumbu " Ma \"n ! Tnm Mood _\' tHid 1it•ull·ndn1 g mt'! nor runnmg ma!P .l<tllll-''- 1-) dts. Hmwn ":11ri !urning pOln h 111 thP rdf'f' i ncl urlrd IIH ' t ·ndiJr<.; t'mt •n t" of thf' Frcmklin dncl Lul'a s Coun t_, . Rt> publican parlif's .nul thP fou r \ \ "<.1\ f'ndor sPmf'nt of !lw ( 'u,·atl og a County part~ ·. an t•ndor..;pmf'n t T .tft ,..,·as fa vorPd to n'< ·t'i\·f' Brovm said hr support " ('IJ! It ·\· ;t.., cha irman of lhP stai P p< trt y and Hnbf'rt Hughrs as d1ai1man of 1hP Cuyahoga Count\· (;(Jr> . liP adrl"l tha1 hr intcnrls to ask r{r ~ t g. tn !t) campaign in Ohio on his bf'hal! "Thrrr is confirif'nC'• ' 1n I~(Jll,Jld HPagan as ;1 pf•rsun and rt'sJduc~l conf idencr m h1 s progr.tm s fnr thf' rrgrnpra 1ion of 1h<' ('{ ·onomy nf t ht' n.1tion. ' llt • o.;, ncl • • In atr, sea Israeli forces blast PLO targets BONN, West Germ any- President Reagan, mixing Middle East peace-making efforts with NATO summitry, met today with al llanee leaders and worked to halt I srael's massive drive Into Lebanon and prevent a widening war. Reagan, In his second International summit In a week, joined leaders of 15 other North Atlantic Treaty Organization countries at the onMay session. He also plaMed to meet with Saudi Arabia's foreign minister, Saud ai-Falsal, who was flying' here for hastily arranged talks In the wake of stepped-up fighting In the Middle East . en't enough of them that felt !he playL~d ha.~kt'thall ag-ainst t'at'h ntllf'r whilt• Carl Wrui at Marietta and E ldon at \\'ith'nhurg during \\t'drwsda)•'s l)aVf' Ui!t'S llillhilly Supper at lwyal Oak Park. S.••• 'tnrJ and nwn • llktun:_-s on pag('S 3 and 5. sity, long time friends who Celeste sees -tough' battle against Brown Reagan works to halt Israeli drive QUALITY FOAM FILLING WITH DURABLE, EASY CARE COVERS Mechanic St., Pomeroy IX>rb.v . Arrest contract killer in Florida Western Ohio hit by tornado RATED CAKES ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE Anulh~<r Jnwnclnlt'nt ddrkd t<J th<• pro!XJ <.; .tl i~ a prm isHm lt•ttmg bt·ttors ;tt Ohiu \ llor"t ' Llt't' track s wagrr on Ct'l"ldin lf' ]t '\ ' ISPd rd<'l'" such a s IIH • 1'1 t·aknt •..,s tJ J h•·ntul'k \' Compared to the sta te average of about 30 percent predicted voter turnout, Meigs Countlans turned out weU at the polls Tuesday. A total of 4,833of the 12.300 registered voters in Meigs County voted Tuesday, 39.6 percent. Of the total voting in Meigs County, one was a Libertarian; 67 were non-partisan voters; 1,559 were Democrats and 3,226 were Republicans . Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. , who on Tu esday won the Democra tic nomination for the U.S. Senate. said, "Once aga in, Secretary Watt's efforts to despoil the Ca llfornla coast have been de<'lared illegal by a feder al court. " r-.;;;;;~;;;;~;;;;;;;~ *Redwood chaise cushions *Redwood chair cushions *Folding chair & chaise pads wf'lfarr and £"ducat ion . AJread~~ in the mPa surr· <-~nd lf'ft undisturlX'd by thP panf'l \\<.! S a pro v ision for ano ther I JX'ITPnt . aeros.., thP -board spf'nding cut m•xt .Januarv if n•vpnuf's arP _<;; hort of pnljPCtl O n ~ . 39.6 percent voted in Meigs coastal communities." SUMMER FURNITURE * 3 seat glider sets *Chaise lounge sets *Club chair sets welfare lx'neflt s by ·I percent. How evN. lhl• conferE'f's imposed a 10 pr•rcpnt dc>ereasl' in Welfare D<'partment opera tin g funds . In anot hrr movP deslgrwd to bal ancp the package, the panel incrf'asC'd from 9 IX'ITPnt to 10 pt:•rcent a spending slash agreed to eatlirr for all staff' agPncirs PXCPpl Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, June 10, 1982 LOS ANGELES- The drive by Interior Secretary James Watt to speed up oil and gas explora ti on on the West Coast has hit anot her roadblock, wtth a federal judge halting auction of24 oil leases in the waters off Southern California. U.S. District Judge Cynthia Holcomb Hall on Wednesday granted a preliminary injunction against the sale, saying that Watt did not "adequately consider the economic Impact of the lease sale on the CunUnut·d frurn p<--~ge 1) WiU support Brown In hi s concess ion speech in Cleveland , Taft vowed to ,; upport Clarence Brown. " I did everything I knew how to do," Taft said . "We put together a plan, carried It out, and It wasn't enough. I intend to work very hard to help Bud Brown do the job. I will support hlm very strongly." Van M e ter conceded in Columbus. "We gave It our best shot," Van Meter said whUe surrounded by tearful family members. "There are brighter days ahead. The !:;sues we stood for are just as valid today as they were the day before." The Ashland Republican had hammered away at Brown for what he contended was the con· gressman 's voting record In support of busing for the racial Integration of schools. Sen. Richard H. Fina n, RCinclnnatl, sa id the Senate and House will be set to act on the pack· age Wednesday If the bill clears the committee. "We're under the gu n," he said, Attack renews fear of all our war Special Diles Tah DE COLUMBUS, Ohio !API Senate-House conferees wil l vote next Wednesday on a tax hikespending cut measure which a•· serted l y will wipe out state government's $1.3 billion budget deficit. The six committee members put the package toge ther Wednesday, but delayed a formal vote to allow staff to complete work on some technical amendments. Among them was an amendment that apparently ended three weeks of bickering over the size of an In- Three hurt, one injured in fire Racine fr11111 Fined $63 and cos ts was Brenda Graham, Pomeroy, charged with distu rbing the peace. Forfeiting were E lwyn E. Ray. Ray. Ohio, $43, posted on an assured clear distance charge after his truck sideswiped two carson E. Main St., Tuesday; Ray Wofford. Middleport, $46, speeding: Renee Kazimer. Webster. N. Y .. $50, speed ing; Mark HaiL Ches ter. $63, failure to register a motor vehicle: Emily Manley, Middleport. $43, as· sured clear distance; Donald McCune, Syracuse, $45, speed ing; Kathryn Mayes. Mason, $62, run ning a traffi c signal; Denise Miller. Portland, $51. speeding. 317 N. 2nd Pomeroy . • ('u!illlll !l 'd t->nce Andrews Tuesday night . ... Major tax hike could come June 16 Syria He;ghts 20 I 0 Sea of Galee I " The enemy is bombi ng our camps, our women. our ch ildren . But we shall fi ght. fight. fight ," screa mf'd the newscaster of the Pa lest ine Liberation Orga nization's Voice of Palestine radio. The Palestinian newscaster also announced that Arafat had just received an "importa nt message" from Sov iet President Leonid I. B1ezhnev. He did not elaborate, but Arafat appea led to Brezhnev Monday to inter.•ene and curb the Israe li invasion that was launched Sunday to push Palestinian forces back from the l s ra~ll border. PLO communiques said several residential nelghborhhods In southern Beirut were hammered by the una bating air assaults th at also hit areas around the alrpOI t and its highway. The PLO said its forces tu rned back Israeli attempt s to land troops at Beirut airport. Israel Radio said Reagan sent tht' Middle Ea .<t Fml.t\' .tnd sll ullll· bC'tWCf'n .J f'J'U S~lh'lll ttncJ lh!ll,\SCU <.; sE'C'king a ceasr -firP . Si ncf' th r l sra('lis OJJ('nPd th! • .11 t.trk Sunday. S~TLln h1nt ·~ \\"!']'( ' clr ~lwn Info lhL\ figh!in g as 1:-.rc~I'IJ forcf's neanxt &•1rut .rncl!iJt• l)(·k;Jd Vall~· to the ca st. t1 strongholrl of S_ v rian forc r s that WPI11 onto Lt• banon in a pcacckN~pin g rolf' ~ t fl f' r the 197l-76 Lebanr st~ ci\·iJ war. Isr ael i Cabinf't S£'<·1f't.u ~ D :w Meridor in .lerusah1 11l ~aiel H: f'a gan sent &>gin a lrttPr \\Titten " in ,1 friend!~ · spirit " and replit~l lo 11 . Whitr House spokrsm nn L._JJn · Speakes. tra\'l'ling with l~t'~t g .tn on his summit trip in Europt' . .s.tid Reagan sent a mf'ssagf' ttJ HC'gin Syria 's stai r radio cbJmt'fi Is raeli jets todd~ ' st r<-~ff'd com·a\·.., of tra ve lers from Lrbdnon to S~Tia .11 a border checkpoint m northf'rn LP banon, killing ~7 trd\'f'll'r •, ,tnd wounding 7~ . Discuss final school payments Golan l~rael from room to room." Primf' Ministrr Mendc twm IX ·gii-, an urgf'nt dPmand f01 a C('. I.'-L' fin • and tt1at SC'<'n' tar\ of S t ~Jh ' :\IP:x andPr M . fl ,lig .It . woulcl tr a\ 'Pl !D Miles CONFLICT CONTINUES - This map locates the air battle fought Wednesday between Israeli jets·and Syrian MiGs over Leanon's Bekaa Valley as weD as the reported lllraell bombing of a housing estate on the outskirts of Damascus. lllraeU jets attacked Syrian anti-aircraft batteries and reportedly destroyed the mobile launching pads for Soviet-made S.UW missiles. Israel clalins to have shot down Z% Syrian jets In the ~· 1be Syrian report of an lsraell raid on Damascus claimed that elgbt clvfllans were Idled and t7 wounded. ( AP Laserpboto) Chris Layh, administrator of the Carleton School, meeting with Meigs County Commissioners Wednesday discussed final contract payments for the construction of the new Carleton School. It Is hopeful aU payments can be made within the next 30 days If state runds are available within that period of time. The board received a notice from SunOhlo that the company intends to operate a portable system for deeontamlnatlon-reclamatlon of tran~former oil in various locations within the county. Th~ county wa s given notice that it is required by the EPA. Charles B lakeslee. planning commission director, discussed updating the procedure on land transfers. The board authorized James Jen!lings, planning consultant , to proceed with preparing a method for updating the procedure. Phil Roberts, county engineer, outlined various mad and bridge projects that his depa11ment is presently working on. � 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. 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