https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/27e394abbdb79c71023cae20b74e634c.pdf 5f31c9ed6f2b2973e504dbe8da23cf55 PDF Text Text • enttne Vol .31 ,No .l7 Copyrighted 1982 f>cime roy a I Section , 12 Pages 1 S Cenh A Mu lti media Inc . Newspa p er Middleport, Oh io, Fridoy, Jun e 1 1, 1982 May wholesale prices remain steady Page Twenty-Four- Dave Diles Tourna ment Edi tion WELCOME GOLFERS - THE RIVERSIDE GOLF COURSE Is Proud To Be The COMPLIMENTS OF THE JAYMAR GOLF CLUB FULLY EQUIPPED PRO SHOP SNACK BAR GOLF CAR RENTALS LOCKER ROOM MEETING ROOM CLUB REPAIR GOLF LESSONS Course For The 4th Annual Dave Diles Appalachia Celebrity Golf Tournament. Thanks Very Much For RIVERSIDE GOLF COURSE 773-9527 PHONE 992-6312 POMEROY, OHIO The Index ha d risen 0.1 pet cent In April after dec linlng 0.1 percent In March and 0.3 percent In Februa ry, a calcula tion revised today from the 0.1 percent reported earlier. The measure last fell for two months running In J anuary and February 1976. The departme nt, announcing Its Producer Price Index for finished good, reported these speclflcs for May: - Home heating oil prices fell 1.1 percent , after plummeting 8.8 percent In April a nd 4.8 percent In Rt. 33 -Capital equipment costs Increased 0.4 percent , the sa me as In April. Those costs are for mac hinery and tra nspm ta tlon equipment used by business and Industry . All the increases a re adjusted for norma l seasonal variations . In all, the unadjusted Producer Price Index for fi nished goods stood at 'J:l7.7 In May , mea ning tha t goods costing $10 at wholesale In 1967 would have cost $27 77 last month . department's . The annua l price change calcula tlons are based on more precise monthly figures tha n those made publlc . Price changes tha t show up In the Producer Plice Index a re a good barometer of how food, energy and other commodity prices wUI move a t the reta il level, as measured by the Consumer Price Index . The CP I, though, checks costs for a broader ra nge of Items, Including housing a nd medical care. than does the producer pr ice measure. '"!'he Consumer Price Index rose a seasonally adjusted 0.2 percent In April afte r a 0.3 percent fall in Ma rch, the first drop since April1965 and the sharpest decline since 1953. Infla tion at the reta il level was up 8.9 percent last year, In comparison with the 12.4 percent rise of 1980. Budget passage hailed ••• IN THEW Justice wants strict fines CLEVELAND (AP) - The Justice Department's antitrust divIsion J;1as petitioned U.S. Dlstrtct Judge Thomas D. Lambros to demand Immediate payment of fines Imposed this year on supermarket companies and executives for prtce fixing. ' In a memorandum to Lambros on Wednesday, antitrust lawyers reported on the financial condition of two of the companies and three executives for which reports were available to prove !hay each has assets to satiBfy the court fines. First· National Supertnarkets Inc., parent pf Plck-n-pay; and Fisher Foods Inc , which operates Fazio's, were fined SIO),(XX) each on Feb. 19, and Stop-N-Shop Super Markets was fined $lOO,(XX). Executives Richard J . Bogomolny, Raymond M. Kot:{ant, John Fazio and Cha rles A. Rlnl were fined $75,(XX) each. Pharmacologist questions test f Better Than "PAR SERVICE" at The Farmers Bank And Savings Company Is Always Par For The Course COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A pharmacologist at Ohto State University Is Q\le&tlonlng a test used to detect aspirin In the blood of patients suspected of having Jb!ye' s Syrnlrome, a disease ott.e.u .ta~.. to chlldren. Brian Andresen, associate professor of ph:armacology, says the Trlnder test for salicylate levels may be giving false results, IndicatIng aspirin levels In patients where no aspirin exists. " We're saying that hospitals shouldn't base diagnoses only on the results of the Trtnder test," Andresen said. "TheY should require more testing." OSU spokesmen said positive results of the Trtnder test for salleylate levels, coupled with epidemiological studies, have been used to Imply a direct relationship between aspirin and the onset.of Reye's Syndrome. . Andresen's study, published April 17 In The Lancet, a Brltlsh medical journal, comes while public Interest groups are asking the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to require warning labels on aspirin products. JERUSALEM - lsraeli forces In Lebanon stopped sllooUng at noon today, 6 a .m. EDT, following a government decision to order a cease-fire, the mllltary command said. lsraeli ordered the truce clalmlng Its Invasion army had "completed Its mission In Its entirety." In Damascus, Syrlan President Hafez Assad was quoted by the official SANA news agency as saylng'hls nation accepted a ceasefire, provided lsraell troops withdrew completely from lebanon. The lsraeli communique made no reference to Withdrawal. CLEVELAND - The winning number drawn Thursday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game "The Number" was 949. In the semiweekly "Pick 4" game, the winning number was 3773. The lottery reported earnings of $765,58150 on Its dally game. The earnings came on sales of $961,896, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $196,314.50, lottery officials said. Member FDIC WINNING FOURSOME - Winning the overall team low gross at Thursday's Fourth Annual Diles Celebrtty GoU Tournament were, left to right, Pat O'Brien, Jim O'Brten, Rick Simmons, and Ernie Shuler. That quarter enjoyed an excellent day with an overall 307. Absent was Don Nehlen. See story and photos on pages 3-4. TOURNAMENT WIN· NER - Overall winner of the Dave Diles Golf Tour· nament with a natural Low Gross of 68 was Ty Roush. Roush is presented an award from Diles as Tournament Champ. It was Roush's third straight win in the Classic. Israeli forces get cease-fire order Winning Ohio lottery number Farmers Bank March. Natural gas prices rose 1.8 percent , less than the 2.2 percent of April . -Meat price Increases slowed markedly with pork prices rising 4.4 percent after soaring 13 '5 percent In the previous month Beef and vea l price~ were up 0.9 percent a fter cli mbing 3 7 percent In April P rices also rose for !Is h, fresh vegetables, poult ry and sugar. Falling prices, however, were recorded for eggs fresh fruits a nd coffee. -Prices were up 0.7 percent for passenger cars after falling 1.3 percent In April . Light trucks prices rose 4.0 perce nt afte r a sma ll 0.1 percent ga in In April. ToDAY Your Support. JAYMAR GOLF CLUB fa llen at an a nnua 1 ra te of 27.5 percent. May's energy price drops ba la nced out a n overall food price Increase of 0.7 percent , less tha n ha lf of the 1.6 percent of Ap ril a nd below the predictions of severa! private economists. Today's report said tha t for the 12 months ending In May, wholesale prices overall rose 3 percent. Some economists a re predicting tha t, for all of 1982, the ra te of Infla tion will be as low as 4.5 percent . Host Good Luck Golfers, And BILL CHILDS, MANAGER WASIDNGTON In Ma as (AP) - Wholesale ptices he ld stead ottsetb the ~th moderate gains In food prices were y straight monthly decline In energy t s, the government said today · cosTh f t~ report means Infla tion for the first five months 0U y~arbowas a sma ll 0.4 percent, calculated annu~/' a n lstered economists' predictions that, for of 1982, the Inflation ra te would be well under the 7 percent of last year a nd the 11.8 percent of 19!ll. The Improved lnfla tlon picture has been a ttributed largely to the s tubborn recession a nd the worldwide oU glut. The surplus of oil, though, has been diminishlng In recent months, a development likely to lead to higher ene rgy prices In the months a head, a na lysts say. Indeed , energy prices, which fell 5.2 percent In April, were off only 3.1 percent last month. Gasoline prtces were off 5.9 percent, less than the7.2 percent In April. · So far this yea r, energy prices a ltogether have · .W eather forecast Increasing cloudiness and cool tonight. Lows 52-57. Winds llgbt and variable. Ten percent chance of rain. Mostly cloudy Saturday with hjghl 73-78. Twenty perceni chance of rain. ' £xMnded .Oido FOI'tlCU& Your Community Owned Bank .iluadaJ~Ib Tuelday: . Flllr rill pleasant tempera&ureslhrough the period. Highs lllOIItly Ia the tea. Low• In the 1101. . . Youth hurt in two car wreck A Rt. 2, Pomeroy youth was In· jured In a two-vehicle accident In Meigs County early Thursday, the Gallla-Me lgs Post of the state highway patrol reported this morning. Ivan B. Carl, 17, was la ter treated and released from the emergency room at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital, Athens, for cuts to the right arm and the left eye. Carl received the Injuries when his auto traveled off the right side of U.S. 33 at 1: 15 a.m. and sttuck a parked vehicle registered to Latonia D. Slsk, Pomeroy. Slsk's vehicle was severely damaged In the accident. Carl wa s taken to O'Bleness by priva te vehicle. Minor Injury was also reported to Jay A. Saxton, 19, Gallipolis, when his vehicle wrecked Thursday night on Ohio 588. The patrol said Saxton was west· bound a t 8: 40p.m. when his vehicle went lost control on a curve and overturned Into a creek, causing severe da mage. Saxton was not trea ted, a nd the patrol ticketed him for excessive speed. Two drivers were cited by the patrolln one accident Thursday afternoon In Meigs County. According to the report, John E . Clonch, 16, Pomeroy, was travel·llng on Rutla nd Twp. Rd . 174 (Happy Hollow Road ), two-tenths of a mile south of County Rd. 3, at 2 p.m . when he came to a bridge and reportedly fa Ued to yield half of the road to a northbound vehicle driven by Dwayne K. McDa niel, 20, Rutland. Clonch' s vehicle then struck McDaniel's auto in the left front, the report said. Both cars were slightly da maged . c;lonch was ticketed for failure to yield and McDanie l was c ite d for fi c titious registra tion. Another cititlon was Issued as the result of a three- vehicle accident on Ohio 7 la ter In the afternoon. The report said a truck driven by Scott A. J asper, 25, ZanesvU!e, fa iled to stop while southbound a t 2: 47 p.m . a nd struck the rear of a slowed vehicle driven by William A. Holbrook, 61, Roanoke , Va. The colllsion forced Holbrook's vehicle Into the rear of one ahead of him driven by Carla M. Chapma n, 16, Cheshire, who had slowed to ma ke a light turn Into a private driveway. Holbrook's auto was severely da maged, while Chapman's received slight damage. Jasper was cited for assured clear distance. WASHINGTON i AP J - The House has fina lly passed a budget but It will be mont hs before the nation knows whet her this battle royal has been m uch ado about not hing - or for something. Republicans, pred ictably, ha iled passage of their plan as the start of a new era of lower deficits and lower Interest ra tes. But Democrats we re pessim istic as to whether the savings called for by the blueprtn t could be lnnplemented - and whether passage of the budget would ha ve a ny lnnpact on Interest rates. And the two sides differed ovet . wha t lnnpact passage of the GOPsponsored pla n, with a projected deficit of $99.3 billion, would have on the upcoming congressional elections In Nove m ber. The Republican pla n contains cuts in social programs such as we lfare, Medicaid , Medicare, food stamps and nutrition - a nd Democrats quickly served notice tha t In Novem ber's e lections, they were going after moderate Republicans who voted for the cuts. " We ... will keep them under a microscope," said an a ide to House Speake r Thomas P. O'Neill , DMass. Accepta nce of the Republican pla n, which had President Reaga n's backing, came on a 219-206 vote alter the House heeded Reaga n's trans-Atlantic plea to "bury" a rival Democra tic proposal. The House rejected the Democra tic plan on a 225-202 vote and then, In the key vote, gave tenta tive a pproval to the Republican version by a 220-207 vote. Reagan, In Bonn , Germ any, ha lled the victory In a congra tulatory call to House Minori ty Leader Robert Michel of illinois. " We pulled It off ," Michel told the pres ident. House Republican Whip Trent Lott of Mississippi told Reagan " Sorry It took us so long to get It r ight, " a reference to the House's rejection two weeks ago of eight rival budget pla ns and of the earlier colla pse of talks between Reagan a nd congressional Democra ts. The victory In some ways was a repeat of last year's budget ba ttle b e tw ee n R eaga n a nd th e De m oc r a tic -co n tr oll e d Hou se . Once again, Republicans won by picking up the support of conservative Democrats. But unlike last year, Reagan played only a bit part In this drama. This was the Michei-Lott show and Reagan, In Germany, made only a few phone c a lis - no more than haH a dozen, Michel said. Members on both sides said the need to do something was far more Important a consideration tha n whether they supported either pla n. Democratic nominee Celeste supports tax bill WEA'l11ER roRI!lCA8T- De Nati.J W•illll' 11eniee pndletl IMaen llalllrdaJ fir Jlll'lil ., New "q' I, New ........... Cllndo, 'hiM, IMrli .......; I n 11, L I I '!'• W I \ jl, .T ru, M1 sui, len, )4! so«a, """'-• Wile ' I adllleHp• (APLMir:*sh). , .. . • , . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) - Democratic gubernatorial candidate Richard Celeste says he will support legislative plarur fo~ balancing slate government's budget with a tax Increase and spending cuts. · But he also says working Ohioans shoulder an unfair amount of the sts~'s tax burden. A .confere~ committee report which Is expected to go to the full Senate and House next week contains a propoied temporary In· crease In the stat~~liicotne tax. It Is part Qf a PtiCkaae aimed at oU&et· ling· a pro)ected $1.3 bUUon ltate bud&et deficit. "I believe working people In the s tate are paying more tha n their fair share of taxes, " Celeste said at a news conference Thursday. But, he satd, " We 'refac~ with a tremendously difficult problem. Twenty-five states have already gone forward .to raise taxes, and I believe that we cannot cut serVIces below a certain essential level and I think that Is the first effort which the legislature has made." He was joined at the session by his lieutenant governor running mate, state Rl!p. Myri Shoemaker of Bourneville. . Celeste, a former Peace Corps director, said the race for governor wUI be a focal point IJI·the political struggle for the nation's political heartland. Tying Republican gubernatortal opponent Clarence J. Brown to President Reagan's economic program, Celeste 'said voters are not satlsWed. "The president has offered the country an alternative that I see as a march steadily backward," he said. "I see the campaign this fall as a focal point In the struggle for the • political heartla nd of this count ry," he said. Celeste captured 42 percent of the vote In Tuesday's balloUng as he defeated Attorney General WUUam Brown and former Cincinnati Mayor Jerry Sprtnger In the Democratic primary: He said he expected "active personal Involvement" from both In his fall campaign. "Dick Celeste and the Democratic Party need the expertence and leadership of Bill Brown ... the new Ideas and the enthusiasm of Jerry Springer," Celeste said. �Friday, June 11, 1982 Commentary Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Fridoy, June ll, 1982 .. ..... The Daily Sentinel J II t uurl ... tn ·o I l'o~mo · ru\ . llht " il4 - 99t-l l ~ Pt \ t tl HI ru Til t- I\ TFH f. )• T OF TIU· \U. I< •·' - \1 \ ~0 \ \Ill- \ ROBERT 1.. WI~GETI 11011 HOEFLICH PAT WH ITEHF.A IJ DALE ROTHGEB ..Ill. A \If- \IHFII nl Tho· " " '"·tah-d l'ro ·~'- lnla tMI Oath l' r o · ~ , '" ' '" taltun a mi tho· \mo·n t au \ o· "' ' fliiJWf l'uhJt , Jw r' h •uo Hlii!Hl l.t rtt it' IIF 111' 1'111\ aro· 'Ado nmt·!l Thn .. huulil ho· lo·,,Jhan .'WO 'ol u rth l un ~ All h·th·r • a n · .. uhJo·o 1 ' " o·diLm!! anti mu't Jw ~ t j! nn l 'At lh nanlt" . Hlldro·,~ ;uu l ldt• phun t· nun1tM·r ' " Ull, t:!t ll"d lrtkr>• I' ti l ht· puhJt, ht·d l .r l to·r. , h.,uld tM · Ill j!t Hod lu ~ to ·. atld ro·,, tlll! .· '' 'U''' · n••l Jit'f "' '"al ttno' The work force of tomorrow Meet the nHllon 's next genem liun uf bluN·oiiHr eJJiployees : They work around thl' clork. pt·rfurm inJ;! dang~rou.s , tcdioUH and exhaustin):! tasks without cvt·r eu1nplaining. asking for H ra lst• t>r taking a coffee break. They're robots. "" 1ntegrHI component of a sweeping revolution lhHl will drHmalicH lly lra nsfonn the chH racier of the count ry's IHbor force by the end of lheeenlury. The Hrri vHI of robots in IHrge numbers will lx· HtcompHnied by two reiHlt'd develupmt.·nts - a substantia l reductwn of lht.• growth rall' among human pHrlil'ipHnts in the work for ce Hnd the likeli hood of " drHsli c shorlHg• of enginet.•ri ng, Sl'tt.•ntific and technical persunnd . "This prospedi vt•lahm shorlHge should result in reduced unemployment. h1ghe1· real wHges and 1111proved produdivily." says Sen . Lloyd Bcnts.•n. 0TexH!:i , one uf tlw new politiciHns co ncerned Hbout H phenomenon that could ha vt.• a profound l'nmornic. social Hlld cultural impact on our StX' iety. But if tht· country's tntlustrial . covernmenlHI Hnd etlucHlionHI inslltutions do not movt.· swirtl}· and aggresively to providl' tomorrow's workers with the specialized skills requit•tl for lht• jobs lhHl must be filled, "this looming shortage could beconlt.' a nnose around th e economy's th roat." warns Bentsen . The vHsl mHjoril y of the " bHby boom" generHli on born in the yeHrs following world WHr II - HpproximHlcly 22 mill ion men Hnd women - entered the job mHrkel during the 1970s. In lhh 1980s. however. the nwnber of new pHrtlcipanls entering lhe Ia bur force 1s expected lu tota l only Hboul 15 William F. Buckley Jr . To bed with R eag~an~------Access to chiefs of state by television reporters al Versailles was certainl y in one royal tradition. In the 17th century, "anyone" could approach the king of France and sta re at him while he ate dinner. Indeed, one could watch his prepare to go to bed : the "couchee spectacle." When Louis XIV actually prepared to sleep, he took a private staircase to his sJee pin K room, as distinguished from the royal bedroom . If Nancy Milford despaired of understanding how exaclly things got lhal way in the royal how;ehold, lesser historians of the period can 't reasonably hope to figure 11 out. But perhaps 200 years from now someone will wonder how it is that a television crew and questioners were able to barge into the dining room at Versaites and ask Ronald Reagan, at lunch, to explai n what wHs going on in the United NHlions. He tried. He was not successful . no doubt becHusc he hadn't been infunned . "Let rne catch up with things of · lhal kind, " he said helplessly. The camera then turned ""'' place to the left, occupied by Margaret Thatcher. Showing more strength than Louis XIV , she sna!)ped, " I don't do inteviews at lun· chtime." Lese majeste, these days, is defined not as an affront on royalty, but as an affront on televisi on questioners. n e tacit 'Pf'I!Uise is presumabl y that inasmuch as lhe bills for their political spectaculars are ~ng paid by the publi c, the public is entitled to running access to everyone at all times. A few yeHrs ago Jack Anderson published the minutes of a National Security Council meeting at which President Nixon and Henry Kissinger discussed what would be the proper tilt in the Pakistan-Indian crisis. Anderson defended himself by asserting, in effect, that any tranS<lction between government of- public policy, then the public has the right to know everything that i!Tlpinges on public policy. This is a grand ochlocratic way of asserting a n indefensible , foolish and troublesome practice. Fine-tuning fiscal policy, John Kenneth Galbraith once remarked, "is like fine-tuning a speech by Everett Dirksen." Fine-tuning a United Natons resolution is on the same order of unachievability. What does matter, in delicate cases, isn't so much what the resolution says as the eoalitions that vote for or again't it. Alexander Haig's responsibility as secretary of stale is to weather the Falklands stonn with least damage to the United States. He began by professional impartiality, hoping to persuade the Argentines to go back lo the stalw; quo ante. When they finall y refused, and when the British fleet arrived in the area, the United Stales had to declare for Great Britain. In this our thinking was dominated by specific alliances with our allies, and by general OJ>- ~ position to the w;e of aggression to settle territorial disputes. The ensui ng uproar in much of Latin America was to be expected and, up to a point, discounted. It was that point that Haig was attempting to keep alive. He has felt that there i.s much to be lost by ceremonial hwniliation of Argentina, and accordingly he fought to delay the fnal British offense. At the diplomatic table in the United Nations, he correctly fought to preserve the distinction between advocating a cease--fire while Argentina remained as a military occupier of the Falklands, and advocating a ceasefire tied to Argentine withdrawal, itself tied to subsequent plebiscites. At the last minute the Security Council resolution being debater· moved suddenly across the line toward acceptability , in the opinion of U.N . watchers in the Stale Department. They called this to the attention of Haig, who shot back in· structions to abstain rather than to join in Great Britain 's veto. These instructions reached Mrs. Kirkpatrick too late. It isn't clear whether it was on her own initiative she announced that on second thought she'd have voted otherwise - or whether the State Department so instructed her. That there has been tension between Haig and KirkpHlrick over the right course of action (he is an European, she a Latino 1 added piquancy lo the question . It's always easy, after the fact, to frame the appropriate response. In order of preference, I like first Mrs. Thatcher - with the marvelous formulation about not "doing" interviews. Next preferable would have been Mr. Reagan saying : "I don't involve myself in all the mechani ca l arrangements of diplomacy. I am sure my representatives are doing their best to advance the course of honorable pe• ce." Would they have to let it go HI that • No. Mr. Reagan could then have deferred to Mrs. Thatcher. the Iron Lady knows that she doesn't have to go to bed in public. . ~I./• . ~= .:~ ~~\s~~\t ~(w(.( - Jtlat ~lilt! I ~ ficial s is a transaction involving million . Some of th•· expected shurtfHII belw•·en HraiiHble jobs Hnd eligible employees CH n be hHndled by robots - sophisticated computer-driven mHchines thHl ran pHint. gri nd . polish. lift. insert, cut, dril l. weld, cast. assemble, select Hnd stack. The Hulmnubile industry currently t•m ploycs Hbout 60 perct•nl of the ~i.lrld' s 2(),000 robots. including 4,000 in lhe country. The GenerHI Motors Pomeroy- Mtddleport, Ohio Roush captures third Diles golf tournament By SCOTI WOLFE MASON - Despite -perioo;; of intermittent rain showers a nd unw;ually soggy turf from early morning downpours, the fourth annual Dave Diles Celebrity Golf Classic at Riverside Golf Club in Mason WHS a huge success. Everyone invited, celebrities, local golfers and the host were satisfied with the tournament outcome, the drama of competition, the opportunity to make new friends and, most of all, being able to help others through the tournament's profits. Starting promptly at 10 a.m. each golfer assumed his position for the sounding of the "Shotgun" start. A field of 144 golfers took to the tees under overcast skies. Despite the continual threat of rain, damp grounds, and a hwnid day everyone's spirits were high . The competition was keen, that is, setting aside those few times when the balls sliced into the river or caught the sandtraps. Whatever the situation, however, the s~tting of the tournament fit quite well with the local AJ>palachian environment. This is one thing Diles expresses, "The ability of the celebrities fitting in with the local people in our own locality. " This tournament, I feel, has a personality to it. If the tournament loses its personality then we've lost what we have meant it to be! "We don't want to miss anyone who needs help in Meigs and MHson Counties. We are here to help the local people. That is why all of the proceeds stay here at horne." Not only was Diles satisfied with this year's classic, but seve ral celebrities also expressed their delight for the event. Spanky McFarland, a former Little Rascal with a great personality , jokingly remarked, " I've had a marvelous time ! Dave, I'll be back next year whether you invite me or not ' " Professional ,quarterback Jo~ Ferguson made some fine statements of the Ohio Valley-Appalachian area . He said, "The country is beautiful down here! Everyone has made me feel welcome. I've had a great time ... and the tournament .. . it's a really great thing to have." The tournament took a relatively slow pace from the beginning, but around 4 p.m. most of the foursomes came struggling in. When all scores had been tallied, it was local standout Ty Roush who emerged the winner of the field. Roush easily aced the course, proving to be the class of the field for the third straight year. Roush took tow gross honors with a handicap of 0 (zero) . Racine's Tom Wolfe had one of his best days on the course to top individual low net honors with a 58. Jim Hubbard claimed closest to the pin on the ninth hole, while Barry Gray carne away with closest to the pin on the seventh hole. Team low net was won by a fivesome consisting of Joe Lanzen, former baseball great Vic Wertz , Tom Wolfe, Carroll Norris, and Elson Spencer. The quintet shot a 256 on the day . The team low gross honors went to Don Nehlan, Jim O'Brien, Pat · O'Brien, Rick Simmons, and Ernie Shuler. they shot a 307 on the day. Below is a list of participants, handicap, gross score and net score: Group one - Da ve Diles 17 ·94 77 , Lar r y Powell 19-98 -79, Harold Wise 101 79, Bryon Wilson 0-75 75, George Hackett 12-85·73 . Total s 304. 22 Gr oup 2 - Bud Ti ce 30· 104·74, Bill Francis 12·90·78, Jelf Gibbs 15-98·83, Lar ry Greer 13·105-82 . Tvtals 315. G r oup 3 - Charl es Stobart 12· 81 69 , Bill Ch ild s 7· 78·71. John Mu sse r 18·89-71 , Dr . Ar mando Co lumbo 9· 83 74 . Totals 285. Group 4 - Ron McDole 21-98·77 , Don Foglesong 14·84·70, Jim Hub· bard 17 89·72. Darrel Hedric 30·96·65, Ben Ewing 21 ·97·76. Totals 283 . Group 5 - Brian Burk e 30· 114·84, workers to pt.•rfon n more rewa nJinc tasks . with skill ed employees becoming hf supervisors of the mHchines . . . . . The shift to " pust-indw;triHI Stl<'lcty will sunultaneously create" grow1ng d~mand for tec hnicians. engineers. computer prog ramme rs. systems •nHiysts anti other skilled personnel necessHry to develop. design, dired, monitor and 1na intain adva nced labor-saving equip1ncnt. But the l.<~bor DepHrtment estimHles lhHl between now Hnd 1990, the coun- try will be fH ced with """""I shortages of 28,000 computer operators. 21,200 ~om puler syst.oms Hnalysls Hnd 8,500 computer techniciHns. The AmencHn Electronic AssoriHlion projects"" annuHI shortage of more th.!n 30,000 elct'lricHI engineers by 1985 - and the problem of filling those pi>silions 1s compounded by the existence of "" estimHted 2.000 to 2,500 vacHncies on the engineering fHculties of the nation's colleges and univer· Wities. · The Labor DepHrtment predicts similar shortages in job categories requiring less speciHiized training and education. including annual shortf~lls of 57,500 industriHI · machinery repHir specalists. 50,000 blue-coiiHr worker supervisors, 21,300 maehinists Hnd 19,000 machine tool operHtors. ·At the sa me lime. inilliuns of auto and steel workers remain unemployt•d and trHined for jobs lhHl IIIH)' never HgHin be<·om•· H\'HiiHble 1f those Hntl other industril's suffer the permanent contraction that man y t•xpcrt:; predict. Without a national commitment to a rdra ini n ~ program to match thost· :workers with the newl y HVHilable jobs. wHrns Bentsen. ·'we Hre going to con· ii~ue seeing the pHrHdox of pHge upon pHgc of classi fied ads Hsking for ;people to come lHke jobs. sidt• by side with line Hfter line of unemployed men and women." Berry's World COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A!>pearances aside, many key decisions on Important bllis In the Ohio Legislature are made away !rom the public's view, behind tightly closed doors. A review of some that have occurred In recent months shows the agreements made In privacy read that secrecy - are the ones which often have come back to haunt legislators later. House-Senate conference committees appointed Jo work out dlf· ferences over various bffis are frequent ot!enders. The panel which last November drafted Ohio's current budget, the document lllter found to have a projected deficit of $1.3 bllllon, ts a prime example. Instead ot Increasing the sales tax from 4 percent to 5 percent, the PARIS - The French have always been noted for their perfwne and their beautiful clothes. But recently they have become famous for their air-tt>-ground missiles. I went into a high-class shop on the Rue Royale the other day to buy one for a souvenir. The clerk said, "Can I help you, "It is sold to Saudi Arabia." "How long would I have to wait to get one?" Group 7 - Johnn y Pont 12·85· 73 , Max Ahl21 ·99·78, Rick Bilman 1J.88· 75, Joe Clark 18·106·88. Gary Fen· derbosch 8-87 ·79. Totals 305. Group 8 - Eldon Miller 15·93·78 , Di ck F' ollrod n 10H9, Don Mills 16· 86-69, George Harris 15·103·88, Roger Morgan 17-96·79 . Totals 305. Group 9 - Vic Wertz 17·88·71. Carroll Norri s 30-88-71, Tom Wolf e 28·86·58. Elson Spencer 2J.9J.72, Joe Lanzen 7-72-65 . Totals 256. Group 10 - Don Nehlen 25·90·65, Jim O'Brien 9 -80 ·71, Pat O'Brien 4· 73·69, Ernie Shuler 15-79-64, Rick Si mmons 7·75·68. Total s 266. G roup 11 - Joe Ferguson 18-85·67 , Richard Rupe 14-89·75. Jim Thom a s tS·106·88. John Dubio 12-80 68 , Roger Dillard 22-96·74. Total s305 . Group 12 - CROWD MINGLES AROUND - Membel'li of the large contingent of onlookers who viewed Thul'liday's Fourth Annual Dave Diles Golf Tournament mingle Archie Griff 1n 36· 130· 94, Ray Pickens, 20·92.72. Jim Prot · lilt 2Hl68, John Ridgwa y 20 10J.81 , Jerry Powell19·92-73. Totals 294 . Group 13 - Ray McGuire 0-79·79, conference committee was found to have mysteriously raised It to 5.1 percent. That error was later corrected, <;ostlng the state mUilons of doUars lha t budget drafters had expected to collect. The same conference committee came up with a plan for Imposing an excise tax on containers of syrup used for fountain-type soft drinks. It was declared unconstitutional. A pending bffi ~king to balance the budget through tax Increases and spending cuts contains a revamped version of the syrup tax which legislators hope wlll pass court tests. Then there was the 11th-hour Jn. elusion Into a conference report on a prison building bffi of language authorizing construction of a monument on the State Capitol grounds 'to Gov. James A. Rhodes. It was tacked on at the request of legislative leaders to a final draft of 10H9, Walter Grueser 22 10).85 Totals 328. Group 14 - Tom Reed 30~7 · 67; Ty Roush 0·68·68, Bob Roush 17 90·73, Red Tucker 15-85-70. Jason Inge ls 15 74·59. Totals 264. The Meigs American Legion baseball team evened its record at 22 Wednesday evening with a 7-4 victory over a strong Parkersburg South team. Meigs came from behind in the seventh inning when with two outs, Kent Wolfe singled, went to second on a passed ball and scoredo n J oe Bob Hemsley's double. Follroad walked before Jerry Fields roped a home run over lhe center fi eld fence. Group 15 Earl Bruce, M . Cohoon , Bob C l eary , Bru ce Bisholl e . (Did not fini sh) . Group 16 - Will Perr y 22- 105-83. William A ll en 27 ·111 -84 , Br ya n Brasel 26· 119·93 , Dean Harr i s 26·99· 73, Don Hubbard 239067. Totals 307. Group 17 - Jimm y Crum 24 · 100· 76. L ew i s Sc hm idt 17-97 ·80, J ack Knox 14·10J.89, Tim Crisp 15·85-70. Totals 315. Gr oup 18 - David Spencer J2 ·94· 72, Ernest Ike Spence r 24- 102-78 , Ronnie Spencer 8·83 -75, Jerry Meek the measure which was sent to conferees for their signatures. There was no discussion ot the monument, to be financed with private funds, at a public meeting of the committee. Earlier this month, observers In the House ~ere treated to a fast shuttle on a bffi revamping the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. In less than five minutes, the lower chamber was told: -The Senate had refused to concur In changes to the bffi. -A joint conference committee was appointed. -The conference panel submitted Its report. -Representatives voted to accept lt. And there Is the matter of a re- Group 19 - N ed Ga rver 14·83· 69 , Ro bert Childs 12·77·65 , Richard Roderick 11 ·89·78 , Marvin Roush 24 · "We have ordel'l! from all over the world. Everyone wants an Exocet, even Libya." ''Well, is there something else particularly Parisian?" "How about a new Mirage 2000 fighter• They can shoot down anything in the sky." "Can I get it on the plane' " "We'll wrap it for you in bubble paper so it won't break." "If I can't g~t an Exocet, what would you suggest I put on it?" "Perhaps the Super Matra missile. It's the top-of-the-line rocket ~nd can be launched at anything from a plane to a tank. It has a delayed fuse and doesn't explode until it's in the target. The Eyptians are very happy with it." "Do you have anything smaller'" "We're now making a helicopter with rocker launchers that is perfect for destroying buildings." <~How much is it?" "Less than a million dollars. If you don't want it with rocket launchers, we can sell it to you for $750,000, and since you live in the United States you don't have to pay French sales tax." " I don't know. Do you have anything else that says France all over it?" "What about a torpedo boat' The Nicaraguans are very happy with them. Our torpedoes are soundactivated and can home in on another ship's motors at 10 miles." "That's nice. What else are you selling?" "We sell everything, Monsieur. We are the third-largest suppliers of military equipment in the world. Perhaps you would like a French tank? It comes equipped with a laser that follows its target by day and night." "I don't think my friend would like a tank." "Perhaps an automatic French machine gun, made in France under license from the Israelis. It's automatic and can spray anything within 60 yards. "That's not a bljd idea. Ho\\' do I get it into the United States?" "We can ship it to you through French canada." "Do you take American Express credit cards?" 105-81 , Rex Roush 8·91-83 . Tota ls 293 . Group 20 - Bill Uzela c 0-7474. Bob Glad stone 22 - ~0 · 68 , John Kent Wolfe, Class "A" district player of the year in baseball, will compete in the Ohio State all-star game to be held in Colwnbus for a practice session then compete in a double header Saturday, have a banquet to honor the participants Saturday evening, then have another all-star double header on Sunday. Frangelli 14·82·68 , Kyle K eiderling 28-99·71, Jerry Greer 18-85-67 . Totals 274 . Group 21 - Bob Evans 36 <Did not finish) . H arold Brown 20-92 ·72 , Ar thur Huston 14-90·76. Enas Singer 22 116·94, Dale Goldsberry 18·95 ·76. Totals 318. Joe Cole 8·84 -76 , Dick Primitive mu~le shoot slated Sunday The lzaak Walton Club will spun· sor a primitive muzzle loading target shoot Sunday, June 13, at the club !ann, three and one-half miles south of Chester on Shade River Road beginning at I p.m. The shoot is strictly a primitive shoot, bench and off hand, no scopes permitted. 75, Denni s Hackett 16-88·72 . Total s 291. Group 27 - Dick Weber 15·85 ·70, Bil l Nelson 12-BH~ . Steve Story 20· 92-72. J . D. Story 16·81-65. Totals 276. Group 28 - Bob Zeffalato 1J.8473 , R. C. Main 21-95·73, Bill Diles 14-88· 74, Harold Messick 12-79-67 , Gary Transactions BASE&U.L Group 29 - Jerry Sears 8·75·67, Larry Berberick for a.!IS.lltJUil{'l\1: signE'd Dan Pasqua. out· r!('lder. 14·83·69 , Horace TEXAS !lANCERS-PI red Eddie Robin son. eX('("ut!w v1re pf"{'S \df>nt National Ltque C I N C I NNAT I REDS-Sll'(nl'd Tony Evans a nd J<'ff SplsOk. sOOr tstops: Kt'vln Steinmetz. thlrd basmlan: Michael Romano, c: a lc he r; and Vlnco:.>n1 Rovl'r. !n fk>ldt>r. MONTREAL EXPOS- Named Bob Gt>bhan:l dlrf'C'tor of mlnor leagi.K' dubs Kerr 18-89·71, Phil Kell.y 17·90·73, Bob Freed 22-106·84. Totals 280. Group 30 - Barry Gray 18-89.- 71 , Dewey Smith 8·77-69, Bob Weakley 18·89-71. Paul Dailey 14-90-76. Totals 287. Group 31 - Skip Vosler 14-76·62, Jim Barton 21 ·90·69, Paul Spo i tri ch 29·105·76, Alan Keith n'l'l 77, Mark Carson 25·121·96. Totals 284 . CLOSEST TO PIN - Winning closest to pin on the ninth hole was Jim Hubbard of Lancaster, formerly. a naliv~ of Syracuse. Hubbard was awarded a floe set of clubs lor the booor. Members of the Meigs squHd are : Zane Beegle, Robbie Cunningham , Jerry Fields, DHve Follrod, DHren Wolfe was also a distnct all-star selection and a member of the SV AC all-conference team. He wHs also a member of Southern's baseball learn that compiled a fin e 17-7 mark enroute to claiming the SV AC, Sectional . and District chHmpionships. Kent is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wolfe of Aw a y Sunday , July 18, Nelson vi lle. Home. Eighth Di str ict Tournamen t starts on July 22 at A th en s Racine. Scioto results COLUMBUS. Ohlo iAPi rlne HlU, driven by J oe Adamsky, won the fea tured eighth race at Scioto Downs Thursday to payy $3.80, $3.80 and $2.80. Second was Cold Drizzle, for $15.80 and $3.80, followed by Just Plain Magic, which paid $7.81 The winner's Ume was 2: 03. The first race trtfecta.J().7-6, paid $275.10. A crowd of 4,180 bel $342,796. American ~apt> NEW YORK Y 1\NKEES--Purcllast'd thP rontl"llct of Davt> Stegman, ou tftelder , from Columbus ot the lntl'!"natlonal , Lt'al(ue. designated Jim LE'wls. picher . Meyer 17·90·73. Tota ls287. " Of course, Monsieur. How ma!l' did you want'" "Maybe a dozen." "Ah, Monsieur, we don't sell them by the dozen. Our minimum ored&{. is 5,000. If we sell a few of them the~: could get into the wrong hands." "I see your point. What's the stu!~ that looks like silly putty?" · "PIHstique. You just stick it on t~ anything and insert this fuse an everything goes BOOM. We've had i for ye~l'l! but it sl still vecy popula~ m Thtrd World countries, whe~ everything goes BOOM all the time." "Well, I must say for a souvenir shQp you're very well stocked. You don't have any perfume,do you?" \ "You mean that can be sprayed with bacteria?" "No, I just meant perfwne that you could smell." "You must be crazy. What kind of a French store do you think we Schedul e Saturda y , Ju n(' 17 , A thens, A wa y . Sunda y, June 13, Bel pr e, Hom e Wednesday . June 16. Nelson v tll e, Hom e. Ju ne 19 , Glou ster , Saturda y. Hom e Sund a y. June 20, Log an . A way Tuesd ay . June22, A thens, Hom e Saturday . J une 26 , Open Sund a y. Jun e2 7. Be l pr e, Away Tu esday , Jun e 29 , Marietta, Hom e Sat urday , July J . L ogan , Home Sunday , July 4, L1 l hopolr s. Home . M onday. Jul y 5. Bur l, Pa ., at Athens. . 10, G lous ter , Saturd ay , J uly A way Sunday . Ju l y II . Open Thur sda y . J ul y 15, Park er sburg Nor t h, Aw ay Satu rda y . Jul y 17, L anc aster , Wolfe will play in all star tilt b lin 8-76-68 , George Shamblin 16 ·91 · But the door was closed to news reporters and others on one day thl§ month; they were given access only after changes had been madj! In two bllis and the meeting was over. Senate Rules Committee meetIngs, In contrast, are open to til!! public, proyldlng at least a glimpse Into the way some legislative decl· slons are reached. While the House and Senate, pili! their committees, are permitted ~ hold executive sessions, the prlvaft! meetings are supposed to require a vote of two-thirds of the members. • WID Haner, Jo Bob Hemsley, Allan J,.!e King, Phil King, Roger Kovalchik, Nick Leonard, Tony Riffle. Steve Skidmore, Ra ndy Stewart, Tim Tawney , Jeff Wayland, Terry Way land, Kent Wolfe and Mike Wyatt. Meigs' hitters were Kent Wolfe with four singles, Joe Bob Hemsley a single and double, Jerry Fields a horne run, Roger Kovalchik a single and double. and Terry Wayland a double. Meigs travels lo Athens on SaturdHy, then plays Belpre HI the Meigs High Field on SundHy . 10·77-67 . Totals 298 . 24·106·82, Bob Cleary 1J.BJ.68. Tota ls 295 . Group 25 ~ Greg Ianni 20·98·78, Gary Roush 6·74·68, Bob Greene 6-76· 70, Chuck Stanley 15·83·68, Bill Hackett 10·85-75. Totals 281. Group 26 - Dave Debol 9·85· 76, Jerry Hall 18·98-80. Dwight Sham · cent meeting ot the House Rules Committee headed by Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-NewBoston.Ses} slons of the panel, which decides which bllis wlll get to the fioor for a . vote, are held In Rltfe's office. around following the day-long affair in this Scott Wolfe photo. Meigs legion posts 7-4 Dale Warner 23· 104·81. Kermit Walton 26· 109·83, Ralph Graves 22 Group 24 Jack Kerr 13 ·81 ·68 , K enn Kerr 19-93·74, Tom McClung SALES & SERVICE · 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, Oh. Phnn_~ 99~-:!_9~5 IQew Spring & Summer Hours Mon .· Fri. 9: 00 toS:OO SIMMONS I . Qldsmoble O~!':~.~:~~~~:}nc.~ PHONE: H2-6614 !liMIT SQUARTSJ Includes Grllse Job and Checking of all Fluid Levels . 308 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Oh . OPEN : Mon. thru Fri. 8 to 9 Saturday 9 to 5 S}395 , •MOTOR TUNE UP Includes Replacement ot Spark Plugs, Adjustment of Carburetor and Timin9 . " DOG FOOD HEADQUARTERS 14 Cyi. '22"1 16 Cyi. '26"1 8 Cyi. '32"1 •FRONT ENO ALIGNMENT iCM '14"1 ITRUCJ( '16"1 !Set Tot-In '7") 1978 AMC GREMLIN 1 1695 1 dr .. 4sp.. 6cyl., radio 1979 FORD GRANADA I' '. 1 3695 1dr .. 6cyl., auto.. PB. PS. ' "· 1976 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 350 Auto.. P8, PS. air 1977 LTD •• 4 dr.. PB, PS. Good cond1tion, a11. • I. are?" 4dr., auto.. 6CJI. 1695 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 1976 MAVERICK •••••.•. • o 1976 FORD F-100 6Ft. bed, st1nd. 1972 MERCURY MONTEGO 4 0.., 1uto.. 1ir, PB, PS. . 1975 AMC MATADOR • · 40.., auto.. PB, 'ps,.•ir. : Today Is Friday, June 11, thel62nddayotl982. 'Ibereare:mdayslettln lbe year. • Today's hl&blliht In history: : On June 11, l!JO!I, Britain's King Henry the Eighth married Catherine ot I o o o o 0 o 0 0 o o . . . . . . . . . ... · ••••••.. . . . . . . . . . ... 1978 MERCURY COUGAR XR7. fuiiJ equipt., 302-, half vin~ . ;foday in history *SPIN BAlANCE TIRES ....................'.~-~~~-~-·-~~~~-·-~~~-~~~~"'~!.... 1300 *ROTATE TIRES ...... c........................ ... .... ............ . ...... ........ 1500 *RE-CHARGE AIR CONDITIONER ................... ~.·~~~~-~~~-~-~~~~-~-·-~~ ... 12} 95 •TRANSMISSION FLUID & FILTER CHANGE.. ...............................145 95 ~!!~~~''"~:Transmission Bands (Limit I Ots . l S 1895 1 1 1695 SUGAR·RUN:fLOUR MILLS : On tll1s date: : In 1940, PrtDcess Juliana ot the Netherlands arrived In Canada as an exile In World War lL . : In 1967,1Jrael and Syria reached a cease!lre In the Six-Day War, with . Israell troops still holdlJig positions Inside Syrian terrltocy. 15995 3895 Includes Removin9 of Carburetor Acid, Clean Carbf.lretor. ln1tallation of Origina l Motorcratt Carburetor. Tun• Up KJt. 1495 "TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL 1 1 795 !FORDS ONLY) 1 ... *BRAKE JOBS Front'39" Rear '49" *CARBURETOR OVERHAUL FOilOS ONLY -$795 .BODY SHOP SPECIALS PAINT CAR COM~LITE 1395• PAINT TRUCK COM~LITI Aragm. ) Saunder s 2·74 ·72, Phil Harrison 16 9H5. Totat. 301. 105.75 . French souvenir-..zs_________Ar_t_B_uc_hwa_ld dow?" • Spanky McFarland 24- Jim Ri epenhoff 22·91 ·69, John Me · Murry 19·87·68, William Hob ack 30· Important decisions made behind closed doors "I was looking for an Exocet cruise missile as a gift." "Alas," he said. "We are all out of stock. Peru bought the last ones." "What about the one on the win- ' Group 6 - 97 ·73, Paul Ba rnett 26-10).81 , Rusty Dugan 22·102-80. Jim Piper 21-93 72. Totals 304. Group 23 - Steve Snapp 25 85 60. Monsieur? " "In d6811ng with the Soviet Union, we must remember that It suffers from 'the Rodney Dangerfield syndrome'/" Will is Davi s 5·73·68, Dwight Goi ns 25·103-78. Bob Miller 14-89·75, Tom Ka rr n 107·85 . Totals 305. G roup 22 - Cprp., which utilized only 200 robots thr ee years a~n. cx pccl.J to ha ve 1,000 in place three yeHrs from now . ··A study conducted by CH rnegie Melon UniverSity of Pittsburgh eslimHles that 4 percent to 7 percent uf Hll lhc country's fal'lory jobs - HS mHny HS I million positions - could be filled by robots by 1990. with Hlmosl 8 million f'ad ory jobs eventually HSSumctl by the mHch•n••s . The accelcrHletl introd ucllon of that equipment will fn•e blue-coiiHr The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 1425• Includes Replacement of . Trans., Clutches, aands and Sols. Plus New Fluid. 4x4 Extra . IC-3T 'm"' IW 'm"' iC-61 '325") Fllll '325") FREE ESTIMATES FrH wash Job ;.lth every $75 of Service Work FrH.Wtlh I Wax with every 1250 of Strvlct Work PAT HIU FORD, INC. lillt •. Soder~ ' Centrallllftllll P'H. 992·21H 110 IUIJ(IRY AVE. ' < I ,'lA I'OIIEIOY, OHIO ;j) ' �Friday, June 11, 1982 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-4- The Daily Sentinel LOTS OF FUN - This particular foursome didn't have the lowest score. but it certainly was the most r olorlul, both in personality and il• bright attire. Tournament host Dave Diles, Spanky McFarland and his wife. and Bank One of Pomeroy President. Paul Ramett. Shown having lots of fun were, left to right, Ronnie Spencer . Jerry Meeks, Ike and David Spencer. LOS ANGELES (AP ) - The "It 's my first game-winning RBI manager was talking about lost opin the majors," MUne~ said. "I was pm1unltles and lack of clutch hitjammed, a curve ball, and I didn't ting and leaving runners on base. hit It well. But the way we've been "We're just not getting the key hit going, lf I had hit It hard It probably at the right time," he said. would have bee n ri g ht a t The Los Angeles Dodgers' Tom somebody." Lasorda ? But It dropped In front of Pedro Not this time. This was Cincinna- Guer rero and, Ron OesteJ aboa rd ti 's John McNamara, explaining with a leadoff walk, scored the tiethe plight of the Reds even alter breaking run . pulling out a J-2 victory over Los " There's not much anybody Angeles Thursday night, extending could do about that one," ca tcher the Dodgers ' losing streak to four Mike Scloscla said . " It was just a gamess. bloop. Fernando pitched a fine The Reds, though, who are last In game, as weU as any he's pitched , the National League West, have but he just didn' t get the br eaks he's been having much the same probgotten in other games." lems as the Dodger s. Scloscla denied the Dodgers look "We're second ln the league In to Valenzuela as their stopper, even hitting," pointed out McNamara,· though seven of his eight wins have " but next to last In runs scored." followed losses. It appeared the Dodger s might "We don't look to him any more break out of their skid, especially · than we do any other pitcher ," Sci· after getting their ace, Fernando oscla explained. "He's par1 of our Valenzuela, a 2~ lead in the sixth staff, and certainly a very big part. Inning. It 's just that our pitching Isn't as Normally, that's enough. Valensolidified as we thought It would be. zuela, S-5, hadn' t allowed an earned We've_had injuries, but I'm confl· run after the sixth Inning in a game dent It's going to coming around, since April 25. He also hadn't and so wUI 0ur hitting. " walked five batters in a gar)'le since Los Angeles managed only fi ve April 25. hits against slar1er Mario Soto, But he walked five Thursday winner Jim Kern, 1-3, and Tom night, and he also gave up two runs Hume who emerged with his lith In the seventh and another, the save. The Dodger s got only one game-winner, In the eighth. safety off of Soto untU the sixth In Eddie MUner, who entered the ning when they scored twice on game in the seventh as a pinch Guerrero's two-out double, a walk, runner and scored ancinnatl's first a run-scoring single by Ron Cey run, knocked in thetie-breakerwlth and Scioscla's run-scoring double a single to left-center. to right. Cincinnati tied the score ln the seventh when Alex Trevino singled home pinch runner Milner and pinch hitter Rafael Landesl oy singled to drive ln Cesar Cedeno, ---- TAK ES TOP HONORS - Tom Wolfe. narine Banker , took top honors with a great day on the course yesterda y at the Dave Diles Celebrity Golf Toumament. Wolfe shot an over;~ II low net of 58 to claim the titlt•. aboard with a base hit . Jerry Reuss, 5-5, will attempt to end the Dodgers' losing streak tonight when he opposes Cincinnati' s Frank Pastpre, 4-5, In the second game of lhe four-game series. II 0 See ua now tor big "Greenback Savings " 5-, B- or 10-HP Sprint Riding Mowen . • Completel y enclosed and shielded engme prov 1des qure t opera I ton. crisp styling . • Engme cover reduces notse . dtrects fumes away from operator. • Vtbratton-absorbmg rubber pads separate body and frame lor smoother. qwete r nde help absorb shock of bumps and holes. A. ~\ Yo u ' ll see why thi s i s o ur best-aelling interi or latex 1-tts thick, creamy formula means ·drip-free, on e-coat ~overage. And Set-N-Hue dries in just lctlor 30 minutes to a lu xuri o u s, n o -sh ee n finish tha t 's s4m ooth as ve lvet an d t ruly .., kli!ft ALLIS-CHALMERS 11\'.ashablel lAWN AND GARDEN EQUI PMENT TAKING IT EASY - Joe Ferguson, quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, takes time out to relax and pose lor the photographer during Thursday's Dave Diles Celebrity Golf Tournament. AUTOGRAPH PLEASE- Two spectators approach Ohio Slate football coach Earle Bruce for an autograph after he finished Thursday's Dave Diles Celebrity Tournament at Mason. · 399 W. Main St. Ph . 992-2164 Pomeroy, Ohio The Slore With "All Kinds of Stull" For - Pets, Stables, urge & Small Animals, uwns & Gardens p 11 W. MAIN ST.. P. 0 . BOX 67 CHESTER , OHIO 45720 PHONE 985 -3301 Extras 69¢ WITH THIS COUPON ONLY New larger srze - mtrates to 4Q·· around made 1 o extra-heavy vmyr . and '" cheerful red whne · and blue' H urry' R68 - 10S 4 Oller Good at Pantct pah ng Sto res ana Dealers Big Savings on Our Fun-Filled, Hard-Working Color Computer TRS-80® 4K Color Computer by Radio Shack s Reg. 399.00 • Easy Installation- Attaches to Any Television Radio Shack;s TRS-80- The Most Colorful/des In Computing Anywhere! Mobile CB Radio With Channel 9 and 19 Priority Switch TRC-422A By Realistic® :Porneroy, Obio 4$769,992-2156. ~·tmd clatm 'Pm'tM~e p~id Ht Pornrroy, Ohio. Savesso ' ~Mernbt!r : The ~lated Prua. lnlilnd D11i· ,ly Press MlloclaUon and Utt! Amerlc;:anr •Newspaper PubliJhtrl.blociatlon, Na~Uor\al ~AdverU11inl( Repret~Miatlve , Branlulm NeWBpapt!r Sales, 733 Third Avenue, Nttw York, New York 10017. POSTMASTER , S.nd add,... to The Doily SenUn<l,lll Court St.. Porn<roy. Ohiol$169. Ideal lor Traveler•- Priority Switch Give• You ln1tant Acce11 To Emergency Channel 9 and Highway Information Channel 19 LCD "Mini" Calculator With 3-Key Memory Get started in co mputmg at tremendo us sav in gs I Just pop in a handy , instant-loading Program Pak '" to enjoy games, teach your children or set up a budget - tt's great for the whole family! Or learn to write yo ur own programs 1n plain~ English BASIC language-our step-by-step mstructton manual shows you how. Expandable, too - you can add more memory, a printer. coys ticks fo r added fun from games. or a modem for teleph one comm unica tions with other computers. Hurry in today fo r a test runt #26-3001 Our Popular AM/FM Headphone- s1o Off! Cut33olo 19 ~~ 69~~ Publillhed enry afternoon, Monday throu.ch Friday, HI Court Street, by the Ohio Valllt•y Publb&himt Company· • Multhnedha, Inc ., 29.95 Buy now for 42% savings! Features big , easy-toread LED channel display, lighted S/ RF meter, switched ANL, hysteresis squelch to cut Signal "chopping;· LED modulatton 1nd1cator. Add . 1 optional PA speakers - you ~an m?,mtor 8 n PA mode . You'll never dnve alo11e again. #21-1503 Listen to Your Favorite Stations On-the-Go! ? AM/FM Stereo Cassette Batteries extra By Realistic SCR-2 by Realistic Half Price EC-272 by Radio Shack SUBSCRIPI'ION RATES . On• w..t. .. .... .. ·........ .. ........ 11.00 On< Mooth ....... . ......•.........14.40 Ont! Year ........ . ... r •••• ·•..••••. t$2.1:1 SINGLE COPY PRICES 'Dolly . .... . . ···· ········ . . . . . 1.5 Centa -- Cut 60 Minutes 2ror Special-formula oxide for high output, wide Ire· quency response. Stock up now- no limifl #44-602/603 HITCHES RII)E - Big Ron McDole, foi'Qler player for tbe Washlneton Redsklns, blkbes a ride and takes a breather during Tbur·sday's Fourth Annnal Diles Golf Classic at Riverside In Mason. ~ i . I . ' KEEPING SCORES DRY - Bill Nelsoa, left, 8lld eelebrity Dick Weber used lowell to keep the sc01ft81'11 dry tluriug'• IIPI ~hewer 'J'bar. , sday at tbe Riverside Golf'Course fn M&aon. ' · ' .,... ~Celebrity Tllllnle)'. J .. lfE DOING IT -RIGHT? .UJb bole d~ the FOIU'tb AD'liUII DUel Celebrity Tauriaitmeat .. ' • -!} 199 Reg . 1.99 Each 90 Mlnute_ s Reg . 21or279 2.79 Each - EVIDI,_!Yo Graude IBDIIge. ;-gets ready to putt • die 'l'bandly. Off • Help Your Youngster Learn Math, Computer Basics, More • VIvid Eight-Color Graphics, Plus Sound Effects CINCINNATI (AP) -Six more free agents have been signed by the Cincinnati Reds, bringing the total Slgnlngs to 10. All six players were chosen in the regular phase of the summer dralt. The Reds signed sixth-round choler Tony Evans, 21, a shortstop from the University of Michigan and Franklin, Ohio; lOth-round pick Jeff Splsok, 18, a shortstop from Danville, lll.; 11th-round choIce Darryl WUks, 21, of Auburn University; 13th-round choice Kevin Steinmetz, 21, a third baserHn frQm Portland SLate Unlverslt. ; · 15lh-round choice Michael Romano, 21, a catcher from Suffolk University; and 18th-round pick Vineent !Wver, 22, an Infielder from Loyola Marymount ByC.nitrtrMoWRou&t 25olo • Enjoy Exciting VIdeo Games • Organize Finances tUSPSr-1 Bob ·• WALL FINISH 18 A Dlvlaloa uf MIIUmedla, Jar. . lS LATEX FLAT Ranger owner cans R...,..., ......."' .. The Daily Sentinel ' READY TO PVTl - Former. lliiJar lelpe ffnt buema VIc • ~ Jrho 'played for Clevellnd, Detrelt, iDd Bolton, gets ready to paU aU the 11111 b\lle dnrlq 'l'lnlr- SAT-N-HUE® BAUM 7hlf!:1'..~ HARDWARE MODERN SUPPLY Six free agents signed by Reds ,.,411 ,. FactoryTo-You Savings r - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---1 ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) --, Wh):'n Manager Don Zimmer heard a change was being made in the Texas Rangers organization, he thought his number was up. But It was his friend and boss, General Manager Eddie Robinson, who lost his job Thursday. "I thought It was me," said Zirnrner, his eyes filled with tears and his voice choked with emotion. " I had a message to call ... and I said, 'That's it. " ' But It was Robinson, 61, the team's general manager since September 1976, who was dismissed. " Eddie Robinson Is leaving the Ranger organization, as of today, " ·Ranger President and Board Chairman Eddie Chiles told a hast· fly assembled news conference. The Fort Worth oilman added that he would assume !Wbinson's _general manager duties untU a replacement Is hired. Robinson could not be reached at his home, office or club for comment, but a statement was distributed in which he wished the Rangers success. The Rangers' current win-loss record Is 17-33. ,., The Daily Sentinel- Page- S • Reds take come-from-behind VICtory Scenes from 1982 Dave Diles. Celebrity tournament HAPPY FOURSOME - This foursom e in the minds of many made a winning team ijnd won the hearts of many at the Dave Diles Golf Classic. Pictured an' Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 11, 1982 Your Phone Book for the ladNtlllaek Store or·Dealer Nearest You MAY VARY AT I • STORES AND DEALERS �Friday, June 11, 1982 Pomeroy-Mtddleport, Ohio Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 ~ Birds theme of Zion banquet "It's for the Birds" was the theme for the annual mother· daughter banquet held recently at Zion Church of Christ. Kathry n Johnson had charge of the banquet arrangements with decoratlons featuring bird replicas about the room and on the tables . A tape of birds singing was played as background music during the dinner. Scene for the program was a flower garden complete with trees containing bird nests and bird replicas. Also in the scene were bird 'feeders, a nower garden surrounding a bird hath, and a bench. The program consisted of group singing led by Charlotte Lambert. Linda Riffle, Kay McElroy and Pat Arnold sang "Hls Eye Is on the Sparrow." Readings were by Me- !ante Arnold and Mildred Alkire wUth devotions by Mrs. Riffle. Marge Purtell gave a ta lk on a mother's language. Bob Purtell, cast as an absent minded professor visited the ban· quet and gave an amusing lectu re on birds. Recognized and given prizes were Carmel Evans, the mother traveling the farthest; Ida Murphy, the newest grandmother; Ann Lambert , the · youngest grandmother; Mrs. Riffle, the mother wearing the most rings; Lou Brown, the grandmother with the most pictures of grandchUdren; Ba rbara Davi s , the newes t mother; Iva Johnson, the gramd· mother with the most grandchild· ren; Suzanna Warner, the mother having the chlld living the farthest away. Others a ttendlng were Sherry Abbott, Charldene Alkire, Debbie Alkire, Bonnie Arnold, Sherry Arnold, Michelle Barr, Sharon Barr, Robin Brown, Unda Darnell, Melissa Darnell, Donna Davidson, Mary Davidson, Wilma Davidson, Joshua Davis, Carolyn Elam, Freda Elam, Donna Frank, Helen Frank, Rhonda Frank, Viola HanIng, Cheryl Holley, Michelle Holley, Doris Holley, Jessica McElroy, Louise Myers, Mabel Mlcheal, Peggy Murphy, Ardis Waggoner, Kim Warner, Carrie Wears, Lee Hysell, Margaret Hysell, Helen Johnson, Tammy Johnson, Julie Napper, Lena Napper, Tina Riffle, Evelyn Thoma, Gladys 1\Jckerman, and Ann Williams. This Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Qt - Complete Automotive Service - Locust& Beech Street 992-9f21 ~iddleport i Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment Sates_and Servtce Rutland, Ohio 45775 Nationwide Ins. Co. ,., , 1' Loan Co. F!'rmerlv Athens Countv S.ilving s & Lo.iln · 216 E. M ai n Pomeroy 992-6655 Meigs County area happenings A benefit poll uc k to 1aise funds for Coolville. Chester and Thppers Pla in s Volunteer Fire Depart ments and Rescue Squads will be held by the Modern Woodmen of America . Ca mp 10900 on Sa turda y, June 26. The benefit potluck wlll be held at the Coolvil le fire houSP from 5 to 8 p.m. with the cost to be donation. Those attending are to take their own table service. Several prizes will be awarded during thP evening. In addition to the funds raised through the benefit. the Modern Woodmen of America Home Office. Rock Island . Ill. will match the proceeds up to $1,(XXl Vaca tion Bible school will be held at Rut land Church of Christ, June 14-19, 6 to 8 p.m. each evening . Theme wUI be "Come, Follow Jesus" and classes will be offered for the nu rsery, ages two and three, through juni ors , g rades, fi ve through seven. Homemade craft s wlll be a part of the program each evening. On June 13, a kick-off caravan will meet at the chu rch at 12: 30 and travel through Rutland. Any interested child should meet at the church Sunday. For more information on thls yea r's VBS, residents may call 7422777 or 742·2233. All child! en in the area are Invited to attend the Bible school. Vaca tion Bible school wlll be held at White's Chapel Chu rch starting Monday and continuing through Friday. Classes wUI be held from 6:30p.m. to 8: 30 p.m. each evening. There will be classes for all ages a long with daily craft wo rk. All area children arc Invited to attend . POMEROY- An ice cream social will be held at Bethany United Methodist Church at Dorcas on June 19 startmg at 5 p.m. There will be en- RACINE PlANING Mill tertainment. The social is being sponsored by the Bethany youth. Those wishing carry-out orders are asked to take their own containers. Syracuse 992-3978 RUTLAND - A bake sale will be held at Rutland Department Store in Rutland and Kroger's in Pomeroy on June 19 beginning at 9 a.m. The sales are sponsored by the Meigs County Pomona Grange, and proceeds will go to the Hemlock Grange to help replace regalia lost when the hall burned . TRINITY CHU RCH . Rev . W . H. Perrin . poster ; Debbie Buck . Sunday sc ho o l sup! . Church School . 9: 15 o .m .: w orship service . 10:30 a .m . Cho ir r e hearsal. Tuesday . 7:30 p .m . und9r direction of Alice Nease . POMEROY Recent visitors of Mr. and John Hayes ha ve been Mr. and Da vid Coil , Columbus. Mr. and james Ginsier, Pickerington, Duckworth, Za nesville, Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Carl and Mrs. F' ranci s Coleman a nd Mury. Danny a nd Karen. Fostoria , and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Carson , Bashan . Mrs. Clayton Allen, Mrs. Roy Christy and Mrs. Charl es Goeglein Astrograph June 12, 1982 That career break for which you have been hoping could come about before early winter . Keep do ing your best, because the boss is watching . GEMINI !May 21-June 201 Try not to rely too heavily upon others toda y. You' ll function best when you are able to make decisions for yourself. Avoid entanglements. CANCER !June 21-July 221 Have fun , enjoy yourself today and try not to worry over things about which you cannot do anything at this time . You'll be able to take care of them on schedule. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In family ventures today it's best for all concerned to keep outsiders from prying into your affairs. All will come out well without interference. VIRGO 1Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The key factor for successful one-t<>-one relationshi ps today is to treat others as you would like to be treated, regardless of what another may advise you. LIBRA 1Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Your first thoughts on ways to enlarge your income or enhance your security are likely Lobe your best ones today. If you overanalyze, you might get off-track. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) People like you for what you are, not for what you can do for them. Be kind to others today, but don't be the only one who absorbs all the expenses. SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) If you feel fortunate today you're right. Your instincts are on-target. However, don't push Lady Luck too far. She has her limits. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jao. 19) A friend you're very fond of could be the victim of gossip or misinformation today. If you hear anotlier saying something inaccurate, put a stop to it. AQUARIUS (Jan. ro-Feh. 19) Financial and material conditions are likely to be mixed for you today . There's a chance you'll gain through a wise move, then dilute the gain through impractical action. PISCES (Feb. :lG-March 20) Important goals are reachable today provided you do not make last-minute changes just when victory is within your grasp. Be single-minded. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) In situations where you feel inspired to take positive actions, the results should tum out very fortunate for all concerned today. Yield to your impulses. · TAURUS (April :lG-May 20) Matters which affect your career or status should be attended to early in the day. That is when you are likely to get your best results. The Meigs County Commissioners intend to apply to the Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development for funding under the Sma II Cities Community Development Block Grant program, a federally funded program administered by the state. The county has, a $89,500 formula allocation to which it Is entitled . A public hearing will be held on Thursday, June 24, at 7:30 in the Court Room of the County Court House to provide residents an opportunity to submit their views and proposa Is and to fully explain this proposaL All interested persons are urged to aMend. THE Calendar FRlDAY will be furnished. That will be the last opportunity to renew aU magazi ne subscriptions . Hostesses will be Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Eileen Buck, Mrs. Robert Craig , Mrs. John Rose and Mrs. Daniel Thomas. POMEROY - Mary Shrine 37 , and Lafayette Shrine 44, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, wi ll have inspection at 8 p.m. Friday at Pomeroy Masonic Temple., GALLIA-MEIGS Community Action Agency will hold its free clothing day for low income persons Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. The agency clothing bank is located in the old high school building in Cheshire. SATURDAY POMEROY - The first in a series of outdoor Gospel sings will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Pomeroy Riverfront parking lot. The public is welcome to attend. Singing groups wishing to participate should arrive earlier. No amplifiers will be permitted. SUNDAY RACINE - Roger Buckley will be a special singer at the Sunday 7:30 p.m. service at Antiquity Baptist Church located one mile above Racine on State Route 338. The public is invited to attend . POMFROY - Roger Buckley will be guest speaker Sunday morning at the Bethlehem Ba!}tist Church. LONG BOTI'OM Unity Singers will present a program Sunday at Long Bottom United Methodist Church at 7 p.m.; public invited. BURLINGTON BEGINNING JUNE 14TH Monday-C hester, Oh.- 7: 30 P.M. - Masonic Hall Tuesday-Mason, W . va .-1 0:30 A.M.- Methodist Church BAPTIST POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF BARGAIN MArtNEES ON SAT .t SUN AL1. SEATS JUST S 2.00 ADMISSION EVERY n.JESOAY S Z.OCJ CHRIST. 200W . Main St. , 992-5235 . Voca l music. Sundoy worship . 10 a .m .: Bible study . II a .m .; worship , 6 p .m . Wed · nesday Bible study . 7 p .m . [JuNe '11 ih,~17J OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHUR· CH. Rev.Rolph Smith , pasto r . Sunday sch ool. 9:30 a .m .. Mrs . Worley Francis . supe rintendent . PreaChing ser v ices fir st and third Sundays fo ll ow ing Su nday School . "" ET \1 \1\tl H \ Ill'' \10\11 ' PI: GRAHAM •• !II! I',, 1 II hid •.t 11 t'TI I ' ' UNITED METHODIST . Preaching 9:30 a .m .. fir st and second Sundays of each month ; third and fourth Sundays each month . worship service at 7 :30 p .m . Wednesday evening s a t 7 :30 . Prayer ond Bible Study . SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST , Mulberry Heights Rood . Pomeroy . Pastor , Albert Dittes ; Sabbath School Superintenden t , Rita White . Sabbath School. Sa turday of · te rnoon of 2:00, with Worship Service following at 3: 15. ' NEW IN CHESHIRE MARY'S GIFT SHOP RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH- Sister Harriett Worner , Sup ! . Sunday Sc~l. 9:30 a .m .; morn ing worsh ip , Old - Glassware - New Candles - candle Rings, art iticial flora l arrangements, figurines, SLINDERELLA SUMMER CLASSES SOUTHERN CHAPEl. Route I . Shade . Bibl e sc hool , 7 p .m . Thur sday ; worship se rvice , 8 p .m . •. FLATWOODS - A hymn sing will be held at Flatwoods United Methodiot Church, 7:30 p.m. Saturda y. Residents are invited , to attend with their music and participate in the fellowship . Main St .. Pomeroy . Sunday serv ices Holy Commun ion on the first Sunday of ea ch month , and combi ned w 1th morning prayer on the third Sunda y . M orn ing prayer and serm,on on oil other Sundays of the m o nth . Church Sch ool and nur se ry core prov ided . Coffe e hour in the Pari sh Hall immed ia te ly fo llowing the se rvi ce . POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR IST. 212 W . Main St . Neil Proudfoot . pastor , Bibl e sc hoo l. 9:30 a .m .: morning worship . 10:30 a .m .: Youth meetings , 6:30p .m .. evening wors hip , 7 :30. Wednesday nigh t p ra yer meeting and Bibl e study . 7 :30 p .m . THE SALVATION ARMY . 115 Butternut Ave . , Pomeroy. Envoy and Mrs . Ray Wining, officers in charge . Sunday · ho liness meeting . 10 a .m .; Sunday Schoo l . 10:30o .m . Sunday sc hoo l leader . YPSM , Eloise Adams . 7 :30 p .m .. so lvation meeting . various speakers and music special s. Thursday - 10 a .m . to 2 p .m . Ladies Home l eague . all women in · vited : 7 :30 p .m . prayer meeting and Bible study . Rev . Noel Hermon . teacher . 10:,.5a .m . POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST . Davld Mann , minister ; William Snouffer . Sun · day school supt. Sunday schoo l , 9:30 a.m .; morning worship 10:30 o .m . ba ske ts . AGift For All Occasions FIRST ,,, Block off Rt. 7 Behind Baptist Church Open Daily SOUTHERN BAPTI ST. 282 Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy . Hershel M e· Clure, Sunday School Superintendent . Sunday School. 9:30 a .m .; Morning Worship . 10:30 a. m .; Evening W or ship 7 :30 p .m . Mid -week prayer service . UOp.m. MIOWAY JoAnn Newsome- Lecturer Ph. (614) 992-3382 COMMUNITY CHURCH. De k ter Rd . . Rd .. langsville . Rev . A . A . Hughes . Pastor . Sunday School 10 a .m . Services on Tuesday . Thursday and Sunday , 7 :30p .m . FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. 8oiley Run Rood . Rev . Emmett Rowson . pastor . Handley Dunn . supt . Sunday school . 10 a .m . Sunddy evening ser v ice 7:30: Bible teaching , 7 :30 p .m . Thurs · doy . SYRACUSE MISSION. Cherry Sl .. Syracuse. Services. 10 a .m . Sunday . Evenin&,services . Sunday and Wednes · doli1~0L&ORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION , lawrence Manley . pastor; Mrs . Russell Young , Sunday School Supt . Sunday School 9:30 a .m. Evenln"g worship . 7 :30 . Wednesday prayer meeting . 7 :30p .m . YOUR HEADQUARTERS ~­ FOR·FAlHER'S DAY GlfTS AND CARDS '· qur R(:, 1 RC-100, Nel)l, Up10, Diet Rite, Dad's Root BHr· pe~ MIDDLEPORT BOOKSTORE , and Decaffern· atecl ' RC I boMit c_aps for charitY. Oh. FIRST PRESBYTER IAN Chur ch . Church Sc hoo l 10: 15 a .m . , morning wor ship 11 30 a . Tu esday 10 a .m , m .; Bible Study Junior and Senio r High Yo uth Gr o up Sunday . 6 p .m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO. Pa sto r Rev . John Ev ans . Sunday sc hoo l . 10 a .m ., Sunday wor ship . II a m Ch ildren 's church . II a m . Su nda y even ing serv ice . 7 :00p .m Wedn esd ay even ing young ladi es au xil iar y. 6 p .m Wednesday family wor sh ip . 7 00 p m HAZEl COMMUNITY CHU RCH N ear long Bottom . Ed sel Hart . pas to r Sun day sc hoo l . 930A .M .: Wo rshtp 10 30 am .: Pray e r meet ing . 7 30 p .m Thur s · doy . MIDDLEPORT FREEW ILL BAPTI ST. Car ner A sh and Plum . l es li e Hoymon pa stor . Bob Grubb . a ss istant pa sto r Sunday Schoo l . 10 a . m .. M o rning Wa r ship, II a . m .. Wednesday and Salur · day Evening Ser vices . 7 :30p .m . MEIGS COOPE RATI VE PARI SH METHOO!ST CHURCH Rev . Robert McG ee . interim director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev . Robert McGe e POMEROY . Sunday Schoo l 9· 15 a .m . Worship service 10:30 o .m . Cho ir rehearsal. Wedn e sday . 7 p .m . Rev . Robert M cG ee . pa stor . ENTERPRISE , Worship 9 a .m . Church Schoo l 10 a .m . Richard Rothemich . pastor . ROCK SPR INGS . Su nday School 9: 15 a . m . Worship service . 10 a. m .. Richard Rothemich . pastor . FLATWOODS . Church School 10 a .m . Worship II a .m .. Richard Rothemich pastor . MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER HEATH , Church School 9:30 o .m Worship 10:30 a .m . UMYF 6 p .m . Robert Robinson . Pastor RUTLAND . Church Sc hoo l 9:30 a .m . Worship 10:30 a .m . Robert Rider , pastor . SA LEM CENTER . Worship 9 a .m . Chu rch Schoo l 9 : 45 a .m . Robe rt Ride r pastor . PtARL CHAPEL . Sunday Sc hool 9:30 a .m . Worship 7 :30p .m . SNOWVIllE . Sunday Scho o l 9:30 a .m . Worship 11 :00 a .m . SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev . Stan ley M er rified . Minister FOREST RUN : Worship 9 a .m . Ch urch Schoo l1 0 a .m . MINERSVILLE . Church Schoo l 9 a m Worship lOa .m . ASBURY : Church Sc hool 9 :50 a .m . Worship II a .m . Bibl e Study 7:30 p .m . Thursday . UMW fi st Tu esdof . SOUTHERN CLUS ER .School. 9:30 a. m.: morning wor•hlp , -' 10:30 a . m .; eVening service, 7:00 p.m . ' WodnM. day ~lble Study on!! youth ,graupmoot[ngs, 7:00p.m. • · MIDDLEPbltT CHURCH OF , THE -' NAZAaENE. llov. Jim Broome, po•tar: ;&in Whlle, Sun day school •upt. Sun<!oy school, 9:30 a.m.: .morning warsHip, ' 10:30 · a .m .; Sunday evangelistic ' mH!Ing,' 7:00 p.m. Prayer mooting, · MINISTRY OF ', I . • •• • , ~ : RIVER VIEW fEJ A s1m1lar pr1rte1ple applies to sp1r1tual sur · v1val and moral development Grown-ups are e~vec l ttd 10 make !ltuuglltlul prov1sron k.11 the relig1ous tra1nmg ol youth Parents have a responstbll1ty to God 1n gwd1ng the spmtual educatton ot lhe1r children The Church through 1ts m1ntslrles ol worshrp and teach1ng supoons our reSOlve to let through light lor me litf/e ones I '""''<J'" "•rll••'""' " () ~ . !IUJ< .o..Jo.~•\•"Q ' h••..,........ ~"\}' '><.<O!)Iu••• ·~~ ~ Ph . 992-2551 786 N. 2nd St. Middleport , Oh . "-"••U .... -~ ••-c>""' o, .......... , s.c.. UNITE D Sot···· Sundar Monaay ruesda r Job Psalms 22 r r r Psalms 8 11-1~ 52 1 -~ Wednasdaf Psalms 11 1·9 Thursday Psalms 8J I 18 ~I PAU L (lupper'!> Plo tn'!o) Sunday School 9 00 o m Mornmg Wo r sh1p a t B1ble Stud y 7 JO p m 10 00 am Tuesday KE N O CHU RCH O F CHRIST O li ver Swo1 n Supenn le n der.l Su nday <;C hool 9 30 every week HOBSON CHRI ST IA N UNI O N Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m eve n mg serv1ce 1 30 p rn Wednes day prayer rnee l 1ng ·1 30 P O' BEARWAILOW RI DGE CHURCH Of CHRI ST. Dua n e Wo rd en m 1n1 s!e1 B1bl e cl ass 9 30o m m01n1 ng w n r <o htp 10 30 am . evenm g wors h1p 6 30 p m W ed nesd a y Bib le study , 6 30 p m NEW STIVER SV lllE COMMUNITY Chur ch . Sunda y Sc hoo l se r v ice 9 45 a m Wo r sh1 p se rvice 10 30 : Evong ei 1St1 c Se r v ice . 7 30 p m Wedn esday . Prayer meet ing . 7·30 . Th ursda y ZIO N CHURCH O F CHRI ST Pomeroy Harri son ville Rd .. Ro b e rt Purt e ll . pa sto r Bdl M cElroy S und.:~ y sc hoo l supt Sund ay scho ol . 9.30 a .m .. w orship se rv1ce 10 30 a m . Sundod wor sh ip ser vice 7 30 p m M on day a n Tu esday even in g se r v•ces 7 ·30 ea ch even ing ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHUR CH. Pine G rove . The Rev . Wi ll1am M1ddl eswo r th Pasto r . Church se rv ices 9·30 a .m Su n da y Sc hoo l10 :30 o .m . BRADBURY CHUR CH O F CHRI ST Jerry Pingl e y , pa sto r . Sunday sc hoo l . 9 30 a m .. m o rning w o r ship . 10 :30 o .m Wedn esday evening ,se rvi ce 7 30 . AN TIQU IT Y BAP rt ST . Rev . Ear l Shul e r pasto r . Sunday schoo l9 :30 a .m . Church ser vlCe 7 p .m .. you th m ee 11ng 6 p m .Tue sdoy Bibl e Study . 7 p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARtNE Rev . Tho mas H. Ca lli e r . pasto r . Martha Wo lf e . Cho1rman of the Board of Chn s lion l 1l e . Sunday Sc hool . 9·30 a .m . m o rn ing wor sh ip . 10·30: Sunday even · mg wo rship. 7·30 p m . Prayer m ee t 1ng Wed nesday . 7·30 p m RAC INE FIR ST BA PTI ST. Don Wa lk e r . P o~ to r Rob e rt Smith . Su nday sc hool su p! . Su nday sc hoo l 9:30 o m m a rnmg worsht p . 10·40 o .m .. Su nday eve n rn g wors h1 p , 7 30. Werln e.,do y even1 ng B1ble study 7 ·30 DAN V Ill E WES LE YA N Rev R 0 Fnday ~ii/iJfdily Psalms f31 1 y Ecctes•as/es ~ I 12 Brown po slor ~undoy ':tchool 9 31J om rnorn1ng wor !oh•p 10 45 youlh !oer v tce 6 45 p m evenmg worshtp I 30 p m prayer and pra1se Wedne<, cloy730pm SOUT H BET HH {Sti ver R1dge ) Duane Sydenslr tck e r Sr pastor Sun day Sc hool q o m M01mng Wors h 1p 10 am You th Serv1ce Sund ay a t 0 p m and Sunday Even 1ng Wo rsh1 p 6 p m Brb le Study Wedne~doy 7 p m SIL VE R RU N f REE BAPTI ST Rev M a r v 1n Mo rk 111 pas to r . Si eve l1ttl e Sunda y sc hoo l su p! Sun day sc hoo l 10 o rn m o rn m g wo r sh1p 1\ o .m Su nday eve n m g w0 1Sh1p . ., 30 Pr o y e' m ee l1n g and Btbl e stud y fh u rsdoy ., 30 p m you lh m ee t, ng We dn e!>d o y a t 7 p m CHRI Sti AN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 36 3 N 2n d Ave , M 1ddlepo r t.S un doy Sc hoo l 10 00 o . rn . Sun Wed Even 1n g Serv 1ces 730pm p m LIBER TY Chn slm n Church 4 l 1ber l y Ave Pome ro y Su noa y Sch oo l 10 o m Wor sh 1p 7 30 Wed nes da y Se rv1ce l 30 p m. CHES HR CHURCH OF GOO Re-v R. E Rob m san pa sto r Sund oy sc hoo l 9 30 a m .. wo r ship se r v ice II a rn eveni ng serv1ce 7 00 you th se r v1ce Wed · nesday . 7 00 p m LANGSVIllE CHRI STI A N CHURCH Robe rt E M usser . pa stor . Sun day sc hdo l 9 30 o m Paul M usser sup ! . mo rning wor sh1p 10 30 . Sunday eve n1n g ser vice 7 00. m1d wee k se rv1ce W edn esday 7 pm SYRA CUSE CHUR CH OF THt NA ZAR ENE . Rev . James B Killl e . pa sto r N o rm a n Pr es le y , Sunday Sc hoo l Supe r in · l e nde nt Sunday sc hool 9 30 o m .. mor · n1n g wo r sh ip . 10:30 a .m . evange li stic ser vice . 6 p .m . Pra yer and Pro 1se Wed nesd ay . ·1 p .m . yo uth m ee ting . 7 p m . ED EN UNITED BR ETHREN IN CHRIST l!l den R Blok e . po!d or Sunday Sc hoo l 10 a rn . Robe rt Reed . sup! M o rn tng ser · man . I I o m . Sunda y n ight se rv tces Chn sl to n Enrleavor 7 30 p .m . Song ser v tce . 8 p m Preo chm g 8 30 p m M1 d · week Praye r mee tmg . W e dn e~ d ay 1 p m .. Al v m Reed . loy leade r CHURCH O F JES US CHRI ST . l oca te d a t Rutl a n d o n NPw l1 mo Roo d . ne)( l to "· 10 a .m .: worship, 11 a .m . Choir practice . Thursday , 8p .m . LETART FAllSWorship service 9 a .m . Church Schoolll>a .m . PORTLANO, Sunaay School 6'30 p.m.. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN NORTHEAST CLUSTER CHRISTIAN UNION . The Re v . W ill iam Campbell . pas to r . Sunday School . 9:30 a .m .: James Hughes . supt .. e v ening ser · vice , 7 :30 p .m . Wednesday e v ening prayer meeting . 7 :30p .m . Youth prayer ser v ice each Tuesday . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH . letart . W Va ., Rt . 1, Mark Irwin , pastor . Warship serv ices . 9:30 a .m .. Sunday schoo l , II a .m .; evening wors hip . 7 :30 p .m Tuesday cottage prayer meeting and Bible study , 9:30a .m . Worship servi ce . Wednesday , 7:30p .m . Rev . RiChard W . Thomas Duane Sydenstricker , Sr . Sheldon JOhnson · John W. Douglas JOPPA, Worship 9:00 a.m. Church SchooiiO:OO a.m. CHESTER, Worship 9 o.m.. Church School 10 a .m. Choir Rehearsal 7 p .m ., Thuhdays. Bible Study, Thursdays. 7:30p.m. · LONG BOTTOM, Sunday School at9:30 o .m . Eye.nlng Worship at'7 :30 p.m_. Thur- Worsf>p 7:30 p.m. Bible Study WednMckrfs at7:30 p.m. . ALF~ED, Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Momlno Worship at tl a.m. Youth, 6:30 p.m. SUndaY•. Wedn~doy Night Prayer Mootlno, 7:~·p.m . . :JO Amos Tdl1 ~ pa sto r Do n ny Tilli s, Sunda y Sc hoo l Su p! Sun day Sc hool 9 30 o m fo ll owed by m o rn1 ng wor sh1p Su nd ay eveni ng serv1ce . 7 00 p m Pr ayer meet1ng . Wed nesd ay 7 00 p m RUTLAND C H U RC H OF THE NAZAREN E. Rev Lloyd D G fl mm Jr pasto r Sunda y sc hool 9 30 o m war sh ip se rv ice I 0 30 o m yo ung peop les ser v ice . b p m Evonge lt shc ser v1ce b 30 p .m We dn esday se rv tce 7 00 p m FIR ST SO UTHERN BAPTI ST Corne r o f Second Pas to r Fra nk Low ther Su nday sc hoo l . q:45 o .rn . wor sh ip serv 1ce 11 o .rn . and 7·30 p .m . Weeldy Bible St udy Wedne sday . 7 30 p .m MASON CHURCH O F CHRI ST Mdl e r St .. Ma so n . W . Vo Euge n e l. Conger m1ni sler Su nday Bib le Study 10 a m Worship 11 a .m . and 7 p .m W edn es day Bibl e St udy . voca l mu sic , 7 p .m li FE SCI EN CE CHURCH 12 N o rth Third St ., Chesh ire . Inde pendent . fun · domental servi ces. Sunday e v e ning 7 30 p .m . Pa stor Rev . Dr . Robert Pe rso n s MASON A SSEMBLY OF GOD . Dudd1ng lan e . Ma , on . W Va Rev Ronn1 e B. Rase . Pasto r . Sunday Schoo l 9:45a .m . : Morning Worship 11 a .m . Evening Se~ · vice 7:30 p .m . Wednesday Wo m e n s Mini stries 9 a .m . {m e eting and prayer Prayer and Bible Study 7 p .m . APPLE GROVE. Sunday School 9,30 ' Morning · Worship .10:30 a .m . Evening "/ MT UNI ON BAPT IST Rev lorn Doo ley Joe Say ' e Sunday School ~upen nt enen t ~ unrloy !.c hao! 9 45 o rn evening wo,~h1p I 30 p rn ProyPr mee li ng I 30 p rn Wedne<.day TUPPER~ PLAI NJ CHURCH 01· CHRIST V1ncent C ~.,..o l e r ~ Ill m1n1'>ler Hermon ~Ho e ll wpe• 1n1enden1 Su nday School 9 30om evcn1ng '>e• v1ce ·1 p m Wed nesd oy Btble Srudy 7 p m CHESTE H CHURC H Of- I HI: N AlAR I:NI: Rev Herbefl G rote po ., lor Fronk R11lle o;;up l Sunday School Q 30om Wor o;; h1p se r vtce II a m and I 30 p m Pr ayer rneellng Wedne \odoy 7 30 p rn LAU REL Cl! H FR H MElHOD ISI CHUR ( H Rev Robe1 1 Mdle r pastor Lloyd Wr tgh t Dueclo • o l Chi1Siton Educo110n Sunday Srhool 4 :JO o m Mo r n1nq War sh 1p 10 30 o rn Cho11 Prac ti ce Sun day b 30 p m hen1ng Wo r ship 7 30 p m Wedn e~do y Pray e r onJ B1b le Sl udy i' :lOp m DEX I ER CHURCH 0~ CH RIST C h a r lP~ Russe ll ) r mH11~ I e1 R1 ck M acomber '>u p! Sunday sc hool Q JO om wors hi p serv1ce 10 30a m B1ble Jt udy l ue.,doy "1 30p rn Rf O RGA Nl lED CH URCH OF JESU~ CHRI ST 0 ~ LAf l f R DAY SA INT S Par tl ond Rocme Road Wdhom Roush pas tor L1nda I: vans churc h sc h ool drrec lo r Ch urch !.c hool 9 30 o m rnornmq worsh•p 10 :JO am Wednesday eventng proye• serv1ces 7 30 p m BETHLEH EM 8A PI IST Rev Eorl Shuler pa sto r Wor sht p ser vrce 9 JO a m Sun day sc hoo l 10 30 am B1ble Stu dy and pr ayer se rvtce Thu rsda y . 7 30 p m CARlfT ON CHU RC H K1ngsbur y Road J1mm ie Eva ns pas tor Sun d ay sc hool 9 30 a m Ro lph Car l super 1nte n den 1 even ing wo r sh1 p l 30 p m Prayer meet mg Wednesday 7 30 p rn LON G BO TT O M CHRJ SIJAN Torn R1 cho so n pa sto r , Wa lla ce Damewoo d Sunday Schoo l Supe rmt e nd e nl Wo r ship se rvi ce o t ~ o .rn B1bl e Sc hoo l I 0 a m HY SELL RUN HO liNE SS CHUR CH Rev Th e ro n Durham pas l o r . Sun da y Sc hoo l ot 9 30o m M o rn ing wor sh1p a t 10 30 a . m Th u rsd ay serv 1ces ol 7 30 p rn FREE DO M GOSPEL M ISS IO N o l Bu ld Kno b loca ted on Coun ty Ro od 31 Rev Lo wrAn ce G luesencom p pas to r Rev Roger W il lfoo ss rston l pas to r Pr eoc hmg se rv tces Sunday 7 30 p m pra yer m eel 1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m G or y G r 1f111h leo deYo uth g roup'> Su nday eve u'g 6 30 p m w tl h Roge r and V1o let Wt l llo rd as lead e rs Com m un 1on ser v1rf>"- hr sl Sunday e ach m on th WHITE 'S CHA PEL Coo l v d le RD Rev Roy Oee te1 pasto r Su nd ay sc hool 9 30 wo rshtp se r v1ce. 10 30 am B1ble 0 m study an d proy er ~e r v1ce W ed nesday ·1 30 p .m RUTLAND CHUR CH O F CHRI ST Eug e ne Und e rwood po sl01 He rb Ell1 o ll . Sunda y sc hoo l sup! Sundo y sc hoo l . 9 ·30 am morn 1ng wo r<:> h1p o nd co mun io11 . 10 ·30 am RUTLAND SIBLE METHODIST CHURCH a .m . Worship 7 :30p.m . I st and 3rd Sun · days ; Prayer meeting We dnesday 7 :30 p .m . Fellowship supper fir st Saturday 6 p .m . UMW 2nd Tuesday 7 :30p .m . EAST lETART , Church School 9 a .m . Worship service 10 a .m . Praye r meeting 7:30 p .m . Wedn~sdoy . UMW second •day Bible Study, 7:30p.m. REEDSVILLE: Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Fares l Acre Porlo. Rf>v Roy Clevenger po !. l o r )u nday sc h ool 10 30om wo1 sh 1p I 30 p m B1bl e Sl udy WcdnP!.doy I :JO p m Salurdoy n1g h t proye r se r v1ce I 30 p m HEMLOCK GROV I: CHRISTIAN Rogf'r Wa l son po!.t or ( ren !.on Pro l! ~undoy ~<hool sup t Morn1ng w o rsh1p 9 30 a rn Sunday s< hool 10 30 o rn eventng !.£.>r VIC(.> Rev . Jam es Clor~ Rev . Mark Flynn Rev . Flo r e nce Smith Rev . Carl Hick s BETHANY , (Dorcas) , Worship 9:00 a .m . Church Sc h oo l 10:00 a .m Bible study . 1st . 2nd . Jrd and 5th Tuesdays 7 : 15p.m .; youth fellowship . 2nd and 4th Tuesdays . 6 :00p.m . CARMEL ond SUTTON (Worsh ip , Sun · day School and most other events he ld jointly .) Sunday Sc hoal9 :45 and Worship 11 :00 at Sultan first and third Sundays ond .ot Carmel second and fo urth Sun · days . Bibl e Study second . fourth and fit . th Thursday s. 7: 15 p .m . Fami l y Night Fe llowship Dinner thir.d Thursday . 6:30 p .m . Evening ' Worship , 7 :30 p .m . Youth . Fellowship , Wednesdo't , 7 :30p .m . t and Moln, Bob Melton , minister . Scott ! SOitsMan, assOciate minister. Bible In what poets have called !he aa1k forests there hve mrlhons ot small trees sap· lings terns and shrubs Foresters call them the understory director Haro ld Jo hn son dt rec to r o f education HARRISONV ILL E PRE SBYTERIAN War ship Serv ice. 9 a .m . Ch urch School 10:30a . m . MIDDlEPORT PRE SBYTERIAN Ch urc h Schoo l . 9:00 a .m .. M o rnmg wors h1 p 10: 15. Bible Study Tuesday 10 am B1 ble study , Thursday , 7 ·30p m a .m . Worsh ip 11 a .m . 'wr=n~~fiYfERIAN 1 ,___;,~-· 212 E Mam Str e~ t 992 · 3785 , Pom~roy White, Sunday School . superintendent . John Reibel. Sr ., ant . supt . Morning Worship , 10: 15 a.m . Youth meeting , !MEIGS COUNTY, Rev. Wondq 1ahn11Gr1, . I K.~ ... Clung, Sunday school. 9:t5 a.m.: Don mooting and Bible •tudy, Wedno•day , ,7:30p.m. ,CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleport, 5th The understory surv1ves and u111ma!ely on shared lrgh l It seems to be a pr1nc1ple o! Nature that b1g trees have an obhga110n lo tel through light lor the t1We ones lt our~shes K&C JEWELERS Sheth and Palmer . the Rev . Mark Me· ' Middl e p ort · Po m e r o y , 0 . Middleport , O h io MORNING STAR . Worship 9:30 a.m.: Church School tO:JO a.m. MORSE CHAPEL. Church School 9:30 tOts , eager beoVers , 1un~or astronauts , junror ond senior h1gh BYF; choir practice , 8:30 p .m . Wednes day ; prayer -1 Save IBEN "J..FRANKLIN" MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST, Corner and • THE DAILY SENTINEl Tuesdoy UO p.m. RACINE WESLEYAN - Sunday school 7:30 p.m. Wedne•day . .Including ':"eo ·!·' RALL'S SYRACUSE WAID CROSS SONS SIDRE " F o r A R ea l Auc t1on ... c a ll th e R eal M c Cay " I. 0 . " M a c " McCay Rt . I , R eed sv ill e, Oh . 98 5·3944 Pomeroy 0 & McCOY'S AUCTION SERVICE Ph . 992 -2101 MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO . Racine- Rev. J~mes ,Satterfield , pastor . Morning worsh1p, 9 ;45 a .m .; Sunday school . 10:45 a .m . ; evening worship, 7. Tuesday . 7:30 p .m ., lac:JI6i prayer mNtlng; Wednesday , 7 :30p.m . VPE . ' NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 326 E Pauline Ash Darrah, evening speaker; Alma Louks, Frances Roberts, Lucille Duke; back, left to right, Selva Spencer, Thereon Johnson, Douglas Circle, Earl Wells, Paul Sayre, Leonard Lewis, Herschel Roush. The Johnsoos served refreshments. The 14th member of the class attending the reunion but not present for the picture is Clyde Cross. REUNION - Members of the class of 1932 of Racine High School were guests at an afternoon reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thereon Johnson preceding the aooual reunion held In the evening at Southern High School. Of 20 members of the class of 1932, 18 are still living and 14 attended the reunion. From the lei~ !roo~ are Lucille Burke, Edna Deem, attended the Quilt show at the Dairy Bam in Athens and a reception for the quilt exhibitors of Meigs County at the home of Mrs. Dale Stoll , extension agent , Athens, Frida y evening. THE ANNUAL picnic of the Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be at 6 p.m. at 6 p.m. Friday at the home of Mrs. Larry L. Wiley, Oak St .. New Haven, W. Va. Members are to take a covered dish and their own table service. The meat and drink CHUR CH NAZARENE : Co rne r Union and Mulberry . Rev , V irg il Byrer . pastor . G len M cClung . ass t . pastor . Clyde Hender son . pa stor e m e ritus. Sunday Sc hool. 9 :30 a .m .. G le n M cC lung . sup! .; morning worship . 10:30 a .m .; eveni ng service. 7 :00 : mid · week service , Wednesday . 7 :00p .m . Chester News Notes By CLARICE ALLEN Dr. and Mrs. Billy Robert Allen a nd Ka ti e, Westerville, were weekend guests of Mr . a nd Mrs. Clayton Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wood, Springfi eld, spent the weekend with Mrs. Letho Wood . Mr. and Mrs. Gale Wallace, Xenia, were Saturda y ni ~ ht guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chnsty and attended the Chesler Alumni banquet. ~~t ' Mill Work · Cabinet Making F1n es t 1n Sect10n a l M odui .H H o m es Pom eroy . 1100 E. Mam John F . Fu l tz , Mgr . l" 99234 5 1 r::·•.::e Ttl e MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. ~-\ 1 t b ~ - St.:c() n d P o m e r oy 991 ]]1S Kingsbury Home Sales & Service INSURANCE SERVICES ,"' 510N .2nd Midd l e p o rt 992 -996 2 Brogan-Warner ~~~ j - Diamond Savings & cil. Making the presentation, left, is Mrs. Debbl Buck, public relations chairman of the Big Bend Unit. P o m e r oy Pomeroy 214 E . Main 992 · 5130 Pomeroy J . Wm . " Bill" Brown, Owner Phone (614) 742-2777 of Columbus, 0 . 804 W. Main 992· 2318 Pom e ro y 28 2 W . M •• n Prescriptions 992 · 2955 VIRGil B. TEAFORD SR. FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS ~~~~~! -~- ~ P. J. PAULEY, AGENT AWARD - Mrs. Charlene Hoeflich of The Daily Sentinel Staff receives a public service plaque from the Big Bend Unit of the Black Diamond Girl Scout Coun- SWISHER & LOHSE 11IIS WAY PLEASE -Argentine President Leopoldo F. Galtterl assists Pope John Paulllal the airport in Buenott Aires Friday morning after the Pope dellvered hi& arrival address. He plans to spend two days In the country. (AP Laserplioto). OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH - Wa!n.ut and He nry St s., Ra ven swood . W . Vo . The Rev . George C. Weiri ck , pastor . Sunday School. 9 :30a .m .: Sunday war · sh ip . 11 a .m . CALVARY BIBL ~ CHURCH. now locoled on Pomeroy Pike , County Rood 25 . near Flatwoods . Rev . Blackwood . pastor . Ser · GroccrH..'\ Cener.lt Ml' rc h <Hld t \P h',lc tn l' 949 HSO v1<es on Junrloy 01 10 30 o m ond I 30 p rn wllh Sunday .. chool 9 30 a rn B1bll' "' tudy Wedn£'\d Oy 7 30 p m INDEPENOI:NI H Oli NE S~ CHURC H Pearl ~ I M1drl! epo r 1 Re v INC 0 Dell Manley po~ l o r ~undo y '>Chool 9 JO o rn M or n1nq wo,~h<p I U JU am evenmg wor'>h1p I 30 p rn luP\dov I'} 30 p 111 Worn ron~ p1 oyer rneelong Praye1 and p10 i'i(' ~P rv i C P WC'dne ., doy ., :JO p m RUTlA ND APOSIOLIC CHUII CH Or JESUS CHRI ) I Elde• Jame~ Mille1 B1ble ~ludy Wednesday I 30 p 1n Jundoy Jchool 10 om Sunda y n1gh 1 !>£'fv•ce I :JU p m POM EROY W~. Sl~YAN H O LU>JES~ Harr 1'>onvdle Roo9 Eod l·teld\ po'> lor Hen r y Eb ltn J• \undoy Sc hool ~up l Sunday ~cho o l Q 'JO o m Mor n1nq War sh1p II o rn \unrloy evpn,ng \ervl(f' ., JU m P10yer MPe li ng lhur\doy I JO pm JYRACUS~ FIR~T CHURCH O f- GOO N o l l'enlcco~lal RC' v Geo rge Ode r po<.lor Wor'>h'P <,tor •n ((' Jundoy Q 45 o m Junrlay <.c hool II o rn war .. h•p I :JU p on lhln~clov provf'r '>Civ<fe tnf>Phr1q .' 30 p I I\ M1 HIRM O N Unilr>d Br e th1 en m (hi t•,! Chur ch Rev Robf' r! ~o nd e 1 ~ po., tol Oon Wt ll lov leodf'r Joro lf'rl on lP•O ~ (ornrnl!n il v oH CR B/ Sunday schoo l q JO o rn M o rnmq wOI\hip ~e r YoCP IU ·1 5 a on 1.' "('""'9 pr('ad1onq .,e, v1ce '>f'( onU and l our th \undoy '> l JO p m (hr i'> IIOn ~ nclcavor l1r <.l and thud Jundoy ~ I :JO p 111 Wf'dnl· ~ doy provPr m;>plmg and B1hle \ l udy I JU p rn JEHOVAH'.> WIINI S~ l J J/JIQ ~lo lf.' Roule 174 tOne moiP en <, l ol Rullond l '.>undoy Boblc IN l ur£' q JO o m Wal chl owe r '> li rdy 10 70 a m I ue'>doy Soble <,ludy I :JO p rn lhur ~doy 1heot tOIIC ~c h ool I JO p m ~er v rCP Meellng B ')Up '" !WILAND FR I: ~Witl BAPll~l Chu rch Solem St Ru!lond Do nald Korr ~r po~ l or Bud Stewc11 t ~uper 1n tendpn1 Jundoy School !0 o n1 f'vr>n1ng war '>h 1p ·1 30 p m WC'dne .. doy C>vPning !>e ' VI(€ f ]0 p rn CHUR CH 0 1 GOD o l f'1 op hcory located on I h e 0 J Who!P Rand o il hog'"lwoy I 60 Sundov )fhoo l 10 o rn Ju ru?rm tenden l John Lov£' doy hl '> l Werlne.,dov nogh t ol rno n l h ( PMA se rv1 re'> \econd Wed ne.,doy WMB llH'('long l hord thr oug h fr ll h you rh '>e1v1ce George Croy le po~lor HOI'l:: BAPII Sl CHAPl::t S/0 Gran t 51 M1ddlepo•1 Sunday ~chool lOa m morn1ng wo1sh1p ll a 1n evenmq wor sh 1p 7 p m Wedn e'>doy even1ng B1ble ~ ludy and p1oyer mee t1nq I p m AI l dt aled w tl h Sou thern Bop11sl Con ven l10n BRADFORD CHURC H O f- CHRIS I R1cky C tlbe• I pa slor ~ I eve Pock ens ~upenn t e nd enl Sunday Schoof 9 30 o m Ch urc h Serv tces 10 30 o rn JU BI LEE CHR JS II AN CE N TER Geo rg e 's Cr eek Rood Rev C J lPmley pas to r Jo h n I- P 11 ure ~ ~~rPrmlPnrlPn l Church ~chool Q 30 o m rnorn1ng wor '>h 1p I 0 30 even1ng se rv1Ce 7 p rn Brbfe Study Th u r ~ 7 p m Classes for oi l age'> Nur sery pr0v 1ded l o• wor sh1p serv1ces ST PAUL LUTH ERAN CH URCH Co rn er o l Sycamore a nd Second S r ~ Porne 1oy f he Rev Wd l1 orn Mi dd leswo rth Pos l or Sun da y Schoo l 01 Q 45 o r11 onrl Church Serv1ces II o rn ~AC RE O HEA Rl Rev Fo the1 Paul 0 Wel ton pastor Phone 9Q'} ll:l25 Solur day f'ven 1ng Moss 7 30 Suncoy Moss 8 ond lO a m Con le'>SI On Solur day 7 l 30p m VIC TO RY BA P I I ~T 525 N 'Jnd St M1ddlepor 1 James ~ Kee\ee po !. IOI ~u n doy m01111rl9 wor~h1p 10 o m evenmg se1v1ce l Wednes day ev£:nlng wors h 1p 7 p m Vrs1tOI10n Thur sd ay b30prn TRIN ITY Chr1\ li On A .. sernbly Coo l v olle Gd befl Spence r pos l o r Su nday sc hool 9 30 o m m o rn 1ng wo r ship II n rn Jundoy even1ng se rv1ce 7 30 p rn m1dw ee k p• aye r serv 1ce Wednesd ay i' 30 p rn MOUN ! O J, ve Co rn m un1 t y Ch urc h La w rence Bu sh pas to r M o11. Fo lme r Sr Supe rmt enden t Sunday Sc hool and rn or n 1n g wo r sh1 p 9 30 o m Sundoy evenmg serv 1ce 7 p rn You th mee l1 ng and B1b le study Wednesdoy 7 p m UN IT ED FA JIH CH UWCH Rou te ·; on Po m eroy b ypa<, ~ Rev Robe rt Srn11 h Sr pa '>lor Hev Jarne\o Cund iff ass tsl on t posto1 Su nday School 9 30 om mor n tng wor sht p t O 30 a m evenmg wor sh 1 p I 30 Women ~ Fellow.,_h,p Tue'>doys 10 o rn Wed nesday ntghl prayer servrCC' I JO p m FA i lH BA PTI ST Ch urch Mason mee l ot Unt !cd $!('e l Worker s Uno on Hall Ro dr ood J l reel Ma son Morn<ng wor sh1p 9 30 a rn Sunday Sc hool lU 30 o m Eve n 1ng Serv1Ct" 7 p rn Proyer fl1e e 11ng Wed nesday I :JO p m M1d Wee k B1ble Stud y , Th u r ~doy "I p m FORE ST WU I)I tiA P!I ~T Rf>v N y l e pa sl or Co1 n el ,u s Bunc h Bo rd en Sunda y sc hoo l Q :JO supe nnl enden l am secm'd and lo u • th Sunday'> war sh1p se r v1ce o t ') JO p rn MT M O RI A H BA P11 Sl Four th and M o m St . M1dd leport Rev Calv1n M 1n n1 s pa sto r Mr s Elvm Bumgar d ner sup!. Sunday sc h oo l 9 30 o m wors h 1p se rv ice . 10 4S om BURliN G HA M SOUTHERN BAP f i ST CHURCH Rou te I Shade Pas tor Do n Black . All dta!ed wt lh Sou ther n Bop ll sl Con venllon Su nday sc hoo l 1 :JO p m Sunday worsh 1p 2 30 p m Thursda y evening B1bl e stu d y . 7 p m . PENTE COS TAL A SSEMBL Y Rac m e . Ro ute 124 W di10m Ho back pas to r Sun · day sc hool 10 o m .. Sunday even1 ng se r · v ice . 7 00 p .m W ednesday even1ng ser · vice at 7 CARPENTER BAPTI ST. Do n Ch ead le . Supt . Sunday Sch ool . 9:30 a .m M orning Worsh ip . 10·30 a .m Praye r Se r v 1ce. alternate Sundays MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL . Third Ave .. th e Rev . Clark Bak e r , pa sto r Ca rl Nottingham , Sunday Sc ho o l Supt Sun day Sc"hao l 10 a . rn cla sses fo r ali ages ; Evening se rvices 6:00 .. W e d · nesday Study . 1 30 p .m . Yo uth ser vices-. 7: 30p .m . Frrday ECCLESIA FELLOWSHIP. 128 Mill St. . Midd leport. Pastor is Bro the r Chuck M e· Pherson . Sunday Sc hool at 10 a m . Ser · v ices Sunday evening ot 7 p m and Wed · nesdoy at 7 p .fl\ �Page 8 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Robert Kyle Werry, son of Bob and Karen Werry, Middleport, recently observed hts first birthday with a party a t hts home. Meigs and area births and birthdays Clowns and balloons decorated the cake winch was served wtth tce cream and Kooi-Atd. Those attendmg a nd presentmg gtfts were hts parents, hts maternal grandparents, Mr. a nd Mrs. Lowe ll Pnce, paternal grandparents , Mr. a nd Mrs. Charles Werry, Mr. and Mrs. Steve P n ce, Stephanie and Stacey, Mr a nd Mrs. Dave Cunnmgham, Mr and Mrs. Mike Werry , Brandon and Ryan, Mr. a nd Mrs Jtm Werry, Rtcky and Randy, Mr. and Mrs . Mtke Milhron, a nd 1\jrs. Norma Goodwm Werry ll, Friday, June Middleport, Ohio Shato 1982 Pome Rtcky Hoover Jr., son of Rick and Jacquehne Hoover, observed his thtrd btrthday at his Bradbury home recently. A Dukes of Hazzard theme was camed out a nd gtfts were presented to Ricky. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Manford Hutton, Mr. and Mrs . Steven Hoover, J . R. and Ashley, Mr and Mrs. J ames Hutton, Dma h Stewart , Cmd t and Jonathan Unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powers and Davtd Hoover. Kristin Shato, daughter of Jtm and Donna Shato of Ga ltlpolls, celebrated her seventh birthday recently at the home of her great-gra ndparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Re ibel, Pomeroy. Others attending were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Donley Reibel and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Craig a nd Sara, Ml nersvUle. Sending a gilt was her great-aunt , Althea Strong, WllkesvUle. Business Services PULUNS EXCAVATING Roger Hysell GARAGE - Dozers - Backhpes - Dump Trucks St. Rt . 124 Pomeroy, OH : ~~~~~~er - water AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR - Sewer s 20· 1 mo ROUSH CONSTRUCTION. ?.:;,o~~9ei New Homes - ex t e nsiv e remodeling Day bar , SID 00 pd l> 11 REESE TRENCHING SERVICE PHONE 992-2156 Superior Siding Co, Vinyl & Aluminum Complete cutter work, complete remodeling, roofinc of all types. Worked in home area Water-sewer-Eiectrrc Gas Line-Ditches Water Line Hook -ups Septic Tanks County Certified Roush Lane Cheshire, Oh. Ph. 367·7S60 1 7 t tfc r "Ill 16 YEARS EXP. • Restdenttal •Commerctal •Industrial Racine, Ohio 247-3534 20 years. Free estimates Call 843-3322 5- 12_2 pd 1110 Mert:bandlse 3 An nounce m ent s 4 G1vea wa y 5 Happy Ad s 6 Los t and Found 7 ! Bu s1ness Opportund)' 72 Money to L oan 13 Pr o fess,ona l Serv1ces _ Real Estate 7 Yard Sel le (p.:Hd 1n oclvnn<,'l B Pubi1C Sel iC & Auc 110n 9 Wrlnt c d IO Buy J1 J1 JJ ]4 J5 J6 Hom es f or Sa le Mobile H ome s for Sale Farms for Sa le Bus •n ess Build1nq s Lo t s & Ac r eaqc Rea l Es tat e Wan ted Publi C N ott CL' NOTI CE OF APPOINTMF NT OF FIDUCIARY On Mrw 78 198/ •n lt w MPI CIS County Proh,lh· Cou rt Crl st• No 73788 Jnlln T M c Cirlon ?•11 K ,l n,lwtl,l BlvcJ Lc~ nrc~c.ln Oh1o 43130 wr.<., <~PP0 1 rl !l ' (l E xpc utor ot tll r f'<, f,l ll ' ot ') l r ll ~l 1:::: KI O• ') Cll'(l 'd5Pfl l ,l i POt POfl1f'rOy Qt110 Rolwr t E 1\t,c l<. Pr ol1olll' J\HI(II ' ( It r k 161 .:1 II I HJH 19R / rl l Nll1C II llrllf' ,111 b1CIS will IX' opt' nNI ,1nct rf'.'lCt tn for milt,on on tlw typ,. ot IJdltn{! rn,1 r h11ll' rPQUirf'd '" rlVrl d,lhlf• .11 ltlf' rn,l yo r ' s oll 1ff' Till' Villrl(H' rl'<,t• r v(''> ltH' r 1Q II! to fH ff'J) ! Qr r f'jr'C I ,1 ny or ,11 1 h1rl<; ,ln(l w,liVI' ,1ny ln l orm,l lillt '<, 10 IJICI cJ,nq Frr cl Hotfrl l,ln Mnyor Vdl,l(tl ' at M1Ckllrport Junf' 11 If! Pu hlt C NOII CI' PubliC Not tc e NOTICE TO BIDDERS 400 METER TRACK FAC ILI TY IN ME IGS LOCAL SC HOOL DISTR ICT PUBLIC NOT ICE The viii new of Ml {l(!lf'f)Orl will r eCl.'tVf' sc~llf'ct b1ctc, tor n ulddy m rlC iliO f' ,1 1 1!11 • ot tr c f' at lhf' m(wor 737 R,lcf' St , until J 00 PM Junr l!:i 41 House s f or Rent 42 Mobil e H omes f or Rent 43 Farm s for Rent 44 Apartment tor Ren t 45 Furn1ShPd Rooms 46 Spa ce tor r en t 47 Wilnled to Ren t 48 EQurp m en t for Rc nt 49 For Lease Puhl tC Nni1 Ct' Sc a led proposa ls will be rPU'IVed IJy th e Board of 74 Motorcycl es 7S Boats & Motor s 76 Au t o Parts & Accessortes 77 Au to Repa 1r 78 Camp 1ng EQutpment Gallla County Area Code 614 Puh lt c No1 tCC Bl B2 B3 B4 BS 86 1:!7 6 1 Farm EQutpment 67 Wan ted to buy 63 Ltvestock 64 H ay & Grarn 6S Seed & Ferttlrzf'r H ome Improvements Plumbtng & H ea tm g Excava ltn g Elecr• cal & Refrrqera tt on Genera l H au ling M H Repatr Upholstery Va ll ey Plaza , 446Co 8025 Tr ad1ng . Spr m g The l zaak Walton Club wt ll sponser a prtmtftve muzzle l oad rng t arge t shoot Sun · day June 13th a t the.r c lub farm 31h miles So of Chester on Shade Rtvef Rd Thts ts strt c tl y a pnm• t• ve shoot benc h off hand No scopes perm1tted Pr1zes wtll be tu rkeys and bacon Me,gs Co FISh and game c lub Due to the bad wea th er a nd postponement of the~r ch1cken B B Q, 1! Pub lt c Nottc e Pub li c Nottc e NOTICE OF PROPOSED USE HEARING be1nq 100 acre s rno r r or less. bound ed on thr nor th by lands of EMI We1rner . on fhc eelS I by lilnd::. of W•n HowMd , on the south by l ands o f JnrnPS Shee ts, ()(} lhf' Wf'SI by INnd s Of MMron G ntrell Hf'nry Lf'O John son Junf' Opnt John so n ( 6! II lt c Thr restdent s ot M c, qs Co unty arc 1nv,tc d to prov•de w r rtl en and oral co mments concNn,nq the poss1 bl e uses of q encral n ' v cn uc shrHJnq fund s nt thr proposed usr tl ear ,nq to br tw ld on June 1982 . at th e Metqs County Com rll l SS 10ner s' off, ce f rom 1 PM to 3 PM Avcl d ab lr fund <, ilrnount to $ 112,000 00 Th• s f rQure 1nc tu des tun cls f'xpec ted to hr r ecerved lh.:s yec1r plus untlppropr~?lt ed fun ds from prrv 1ous ent1tl e d pcr,od s Srn 1or Cdrz cns .1nd ot her spr c 1ill tn teres t qroups nrc rn ro ur<'lq ed to attend n. MEIG S COUNTY COMM ISSIO NER S Pub lic N of tce 949-Ractne 742- Rulland One day Up to 15 words Thr ee day .nsc rt1on S1x day tnsert1on Public Not•c e FMERG[NCY V l l l AGF. OF POMfROY ORD IN ANCE NO ~27 ORDI NANCE AMe NDIN G ORDINANCE NO 521. ADOPTE D SE PTEMBER 71 1962 . PROVIDIN G FOR THE IS SUANCE OF BO N DS BY TH E VILLA GE OF POMEROY . OH 10 . 1N THE PR1 N CtPA L AMO UNT OF $ 100.000 FOR TH E PURPO SE OF VILLA G E H ALL tM Pub li c Nof1CC' 11 ··n ON II 1981 th ,o; roun r 11 cH1optc' d C r cl,nnncf' No 5/'J nrov •rllnq for the l 'l">Uilnn• of b onds hy Jtw V illrlqf' o f Po•1wroy, Oh10 on fh f' prnlC, piil il'llOUnf of $ 100 000 tor PH • purposP of villiiCJI' h r1 11 l 'llp r ovf''ll r•n ts nnd r lt 'r l ~lr l n l t rl n f''ll f'f(lf'n cy WH E R EAS II IS n1•rrss nry TO ,l 'llr nd Srlld rr sotul1 on to rt· f lC'C l IIH r toc,,nq {i rll' ' on .,,,,d ISSUf' ot hondo; BE 1T ORO /\ tNED h y PH ' Cou nr d o f l hr V lllrl(ff' o f Po•1wroy Sl ,l l f' of 01110 SEC TION I ThO! SEC T tON 2 o t Orct 1nnncr· No sn iHIOplrct Srp l f''l1 hf'r ? I 1981 rr•,1r11nq rlS tall ows SECTtON 'J Thiit nonClc. of l hf' Vd lrl (lr ol Po'lw r o y Oh10 bl' tS<;U f'CI 1n tht • pr m ,,p,11 .vnou n t of SIOO ,OOO for t1H' purpoc.,r il forf'O:,llrl S~l t{l 11omts c, h ,l ll bf' d~ltrd 0 1 Tobrr I 19flt , at lflf' fiPOO'll lll tl l 10n at Sl 000 P,lrh nu'l '~ b f' r rcl lro •n I to 100 1nfiU S1VI rl ncl Shtl ll hr~lr ,n trrP SI (I t lhl' rille nt SPECIAL. SPECIAL 20 cu. ft. CHEST FREEZER '339.95 Upright Freezer Chest Freezer 16 cu. ft. 1379 15 cu. ft. 1347.95 21 cu. ft. 1439 25 cu. ft. 1439.95 30 cu. ft. 1520 ~... ~OMEROY LANDM~RK ~ 614-992·2181 • excavating • septic systems • A water, sewer & gas hnes S-400 S7 00 something for everyone. Guns, fishing equipment, archery. equipment, clothing, etc. •limestone S29 Jackson P1ke Spnng Vall ey Plaza, Gallipolis AT Corner of Depot & Main Rutland, Ohio S&K AUCTION SHERMAN TILLIS: OWNER LONNIE NEAL: AUCTIONEER ,l<; 'll<'IY IJr nrOVIdC'd for the rr <;o lutron ol coun r rl ilP prov •nq til t' iiWrl rcl ltlf'reof '),1,{1 bonds <, na tl •n rHur C' •n lll f' l r ronsPc ut ,ve Sf'r1at or ciPr on Df'cr •n brr t of erlch $4 ,000 yt•nr ,1c, follows tr Q•ll 1983102007 InClUSIVe SECT ION 2 Thi!t If IS l ounrl ~1ncJ df' l f'Plltned th a t olll formnl ii ( I IOOS of tht s roun r ll concern1nq and rPI,lt rn q to lh1· pa ssage ot tll1 s ordtnanc e wrre adop trct 1n nn oprn rnce ltnQ of th 1<; coun cil nnd that <'Ill ctl' l lbcrat,ons ot tht s coun c rl nn d of rlny o f 1fS com •nl!trps Tll ilt rl'SUitcd 111 su c h tor rnrl l nc t1 0n, were rn 'Tlert1nqs opP n to t he publ1 r rn r ornpl,an ce Wt th n il lrQtll rcqu,rrrnen ts, rn c tud1nq Sec t1 on 171 21 of t he Oh 10 RevtSC'd Cocte SECT tO N 3 Th rs v lllaq e c lerk 1S hNr by o'IUihor.zed ,1 nct dtrPCff'cf to ccr t1f y a r opy of f h1 s 01dmance to lh f' County Aud1 t0r of Mf'IQS Co unty , Ohto ac r ordrnq 10 law SECT tO N 4 Th1s or d1nnncf• ts here by dec l ar ed 10 bf' <'In err.e rqen cy 'llC'ii SVre necessary tor t he nrcscrvn t• on of the pubiJc pr ilcf' health , sa fet y , com fort nnd wr ii Me of f he p' ·ople of the V tl laqe of Pomeroy 1n that bonds rr f erred to hcr e1n mus t be au th orrzecl and ISS ued 1m 'lledra tC' Iy tn order to sup port cons t ruct ton co n trn c t s. and rt shall take a f tee t upon rts pa ssaqc Pilssed June 7, 1982 Mayor Claren ce A n drews J\ tt es t E li en J Rouqh t KITCHE-N CARPET ,gg $ 8 INSTAllED", 6234 dt, MlDOLEPORT - Call 992-6259 6 garbage bags of c lothrng ch-tldrens & adult s Ca ll 446 4807 276 Sycamore St. Middleport, Ohio 1 yr old ma te O ld Eng l tsh lype Shepard dog , gen ll e Ca ll 446 4656 5 21 I mo PH . 5 -27- 1 mo COMPLETE RADIATOR SE RVI CE 843·3171 To a good hom e 9 mo ol d part border collt e Good w1thch1ldren 614 949 2779 Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING From th e Smallest H ea t er Core to th e Large st Rad•ator . VIRGIL B. SR . WI. -- 216 E . 2nd 51. Phone 1-(614)-992-3325 BISSELL . SIDING CO. Rad1ator Spec•ahst NATHAN BIGGS "Beau11ful, Custom JS Y rs Ex penence Buill Garages" SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Call for free Siding estimates, 949-2801 949-2860. No Sunday Calls Pomeroy , Oh . Ph. 992-2174 2 26 tfc or 3 11 tic FOR THE BOTH OF YOU STYLING SALON -Addons and remodeling -Roofi ng and gutter work -Concrete work -Plumbing and electrical work !Free Estimates) Ph. 949-2609 949-2234 RACINE, OHIO 5· 19 1 mo 20% OFF All PERMS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE TUES. Ni.GHT IS MEN'S NIGHT Open Tuos.lh1u Sat PH 992-3912 F01 Appointment 528 J mo OHIO VALLEY ROOFING dog. 304 675 1892 LOST Ladt es pr esc npt•on q tasses nea r Rd Con st ruct1on between Rac 1ne & Syrac u se Lost Sun ntgh t 304 8B2 2567 Ca ll co ll ec t WELL framed , reg 1ster ed pet found tn Pleasa nt Valley Hospttal parktng lot , Tuesday am Seektng w her e abo ut s Ca ll Hosp•t a t Lab after 11 P m LOST Short legged beeg le front fee t turned tn An swers to Jasper Long Hollow ar ea Reward Ca ll 992 5533 or 992 7782 Yard Sa le FLEA Marke t Open atr . Chll trcothc Mall Shopprnq Center Buyers and Se ll er Welcome June 11 12 13 No c loth•nq s~ l es NEW LI STI NG - 12x60 arr cond tttoned rnob tl c home w •th natural qas furnace and leve l fenced l ot 107>< 110 plus Wdl '"ke$ 13,000 OWNF R 5 Family Yard Sid e 3 112 mtles from FINANCING 141 , - One acre .n Rutland Townsh tp Rural wn ter and Plcc tri C aYr~dablf' u.s , Rt. so East Guysville, Ohio Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts &Service 1·3-ttc TOM HOSKINS I R I SH Se tter, good wa tch $20,000 SALES & SERVICE Ph. 949·2160 or 949·2322 4·20-ttc pup 304 895 3885 N EW LI STIN G - Onf' fl oor 2 bNtroo•ll horne Cen tr il l arr nnd heil t. c rt y utllrtt es, base'llent , storm ltxtures. n nd near shoppt n q for only BOGGS And Home Maintenance • Rooting of all types eSiding • Remodeling • FrH estimates • 20 Yrs. experience · PURE Beag l e, part Beag l e pup, German Shepherd NEW LISTING - Frne fnrndy hO'll c tn t hf' country on qood hMd roild 10 Eas t f'rn School D1 str rc t 1700 SQ It l1ke nf'w 7 room home 3 bedroom s. 111:, ba ths, ga r aqe for 3 c ars . and hea t bil l tsonly$ 17 50 b y teasr RANDY'S CARPENTER SERVICE SYRACUSE, 011. SUMMER PERM. SPECIAL 3 k1tle ns 614 949 2786 N f W LI STING - N1 Cf' 11 76 sq fl r n n c h horne H.1s 3 bedr00 1llS, 1' 1 bathS, / ShOWNS, heclt purnp c nrpf't,nq, !her mopilnc wtndows , and T P waiN Ow nf' r s may h e lp flniln ce As k•nq $49.900 COUNTRY Frne older hom e on qood hard ro ad nea r r est hom e •n A One co nd1t10n 3 bedrooms, f am ily room , attachr d qaraqe and workshop on INrQe leve l Ao· Fantaslic v1ew of the River! A ~··-­ ;',...,.till_ .:::::J.IIWII...t al MIODLEPORT - A three bedroom modular hom e three yea rs old, two baths, W B.F .P .. electnc hea t: 9 n. and lZ n. W1DTRs central air. Large family room, unusual built-in k/1 - chen, separate utility. S45,500. STARTING AT $4.99 Cash' & Carr• . REALTORS : Henry E. Cleland, Jr., GRI Jean Trussell -BACK cARPET.· DoHie Turner Office .' · ' !r I W.-'4 CoiltiHJ,oltfll t-12, ..ft ......... ,.,........... 2 .... Tha..:.otd llilwiUit Nl&(lt, ~-2:30, 1/1 Cetoltfl lilllt. fii.&Sot.·LIIt ..... . ... 992-6191 • 949-2UO ' ·t92;56'2 992·2259 SilL .-.,..,., ... --. Ill'•• ,.......,.. ... eoclllllalit. II .... ----"-• · 1111fiMt.. . ... """ .... lloL-$11.4 Jill··· .,,.._._.-, ..... ~...,. *'"lll';t:;:,;;'is I • :t V. C. YOUNG Ill 992•6215 or 992-7314 Pomerily. Ohlo , 9-30-ttc I PIAN TUNING ~ DRLPAl .R , I, : - field Centenary Rd . Sal. & Sun. .:19-Uc ,.'].!;....,.......,......,.....,.;,;.~~f - · 'I...:.:.:::.._ Visa Mltster Cha~ge ..._ _ ........ ... lh W~NI AllS I. cessories, misc. 4 Family Yard Sale SAM Sat. June 12. Rl . 7, Youngs Mobile Homes. __..__ .... June 11 and 12, 275 112 Jackson Pike, 9 to 4. Clothes, furniture, dishes, electronic games, •x4 ac- Ho11sing H v aclqllartcrs ' ' A!Wird'IK.... l:W.U72 Garage Sale Fairfi eld acres Subd1V1sion . Fa1r• Sue Murphy, Helen and .."ii'iiMu Iii;.......... . .....- TERMS OF SALE: CASH OR CHECK WITH POSITIVE I.D. M1tche ll Rd 9·00 to4 ·00 Bruce Teaford, All Realtors. Aller Hrs., 992-361S qr 992-3325. .Yard Sale at Kerr, Oh . saturday 9 , to ? Clothes, household Items, toys, & 1misc . I 41 ii<ndy Thur s F r r & Sal Mnson Bow lt n{l L iln f' s, 3rd St , Ma son J ewe l ry . d iS h('S , c to f h1nQ Snl 12 10? 1 <ll df' t11rouqll Gw ster G1rls Sll('S 6 6x liidi ~"'S thru 14, •nen s c loth1n(1 r ecords & lll1Sc 4 tarntl •cs S~lf , Junf' t ? 9 500 L 1n c ol n Htll . Pomeroy 0 11 Sf' vl'rnl ynrrt sn iPe:. ,n Tup nrr Pln 1ns Srl l I? Wnl c h tor SICln s Snl 9 4 MulbL' rrt H f'l(tl11S Po'lwroy 1\c ross t ram Hos pttrll Y A RD s,11r W!'d nrc:.clily fhu rsdily & S,1 tu rct r~y 7373 Ml Ve rn on Bnby r lottw s GA RA GE s,l lf' Anl,qur sn 1nnl nCl whf't •l powf'r ">ilw trnil rr c. lf'P '> l urn 1lurP 'lll"t{ Fr111 ,1y C~n(l S,l !U re1nv 9 4 Kr>nn t•tl l Our<; ! Rt ? I •n111 l ro•n tunr t. on I & 87 L f'On WV FtVE l rvnilt ynrrt ">rllr Fr1c1ny & Sc1 turct nv 9? I •-n 1lf nbOVf' Hr> ndf're,on 011 35 W,ltch for $1q n<., TWO f <Vl11ly ynn! <.,,l it • l ltll 10 ? L awN r' nct ot Hnrtt orct WV wilt c h tor '11 0n s 4 Ff\M IL Y YMd \,llf' Mason Bow l 1n q Cr n1 Pr , 3rrl Sl 9 5. T11ur sctn y , Fr 1d c1y & Srl l urdny Jrwf'lry , d1 shes a Publtc Sa le & Auct1 on R1ck P ea rson , Ex penenced A UCTIONEER Esta tes , an t•Ques , fa r m . household L tcensed Or'l to WV Buy 1ng anttQUes 304 773 5785, 773 918S AuctiOn every F r r nr g ht a t th e H ar tf ord Commun rt y Center Truckload s of new merc handtse every week Cons1gments of new and u sed merchand1se always welcome R•chard Reynolds Auct toneer 275 3069 !JEDS I RO N, BRA SS, old furn•tur e, g old , s tl ve r dollar s, wood tCC boxes, stone 1a r s, anttques, etc . Comp l e t e househo l ds Wrtte MD Mr ll er , Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh Or 992 7760 Gold, stlver, s f er lrn g , 1ewe l ry, r~nq s, old co 1ns & c urrency Ed Burkett Bar ber Shop, Mtddl eport 992 --- - - - - - -- - Ca ll Hrgh School Graduate"J. & Sen tor s you cnn earn ove r S550 00 per month while lenrnmg a va lu ab le skr ll lrk e co mpu ter repatrer shee t m e tal worker or refrtqeralton Plu s you will have a sec ure part t• me tOb w •th the Amry Nat•onal Guard after sc hooltnq Beneftt s rn c l ude a S1.500 00 en l ts tm e nl bonu s, $35,000 00 ,de rnsuranc e and fr ee tutf10n to any co ll ege or trade schoo l rn West Vrrqtnra Interested pe r son s may ca ll (304) 67 5 3950 or 111 West V trQ1n 1a c all WANTED to buy Oak or poplar logs, 304 67S 5823 9 Wanted} ~ B_uv WANTED TO BUY Old fur ntture and Anf1Ques of all ktnds , ca ll Kenneth Swatn , Buymg Go ld. Stiver, Platmum , old cotns, sc rap rmgs & Sil verware D a ily quotes ava 1l ab le Also coins & co1n supplies for 'ale: Spnng Vall ey Trading Posll• on av arl abl e tndepen dent lrv1nq worker Max1mum live (5J hour s per week (pa r t l1 fllC' work) Qualrfr c atton s h1qh sc hool drp loma , 1nler es te d nnd know ledq e about per sons w•th m e nt al rPtar daf •on / de ve lopm ental d1 S ab d•t• es. mu st hav e own lran spor ta llon, ftve (5) re f e r e n ces requ 1r C' d Res ponsrbtl1t1e S t6 as s1l a nand rc ilpp ed person to rnatn t a,n Independent lrvtnQ 1n a commun1ty r es tdence and rnc1rntarn record s Sal nry $4 00 per hr , twenty cent s (20) per rYHie tra ve l rerm bur sC' m ent Avadab.t tf Y July I. 1981 Conta~ t Lore n D Phe lps, Super,ntendent. P 0 Box 14, Ches h1rC' , Oh 45620 (6 141367 0102 baby s1llf'r Tu f>S Frt n1qh t 5 30 to 11110 n1 qht Georqf's CrC'e k arc,, Wr~nted r~ nd Call 446 3982 So meone to !1 ve 1n nnd ca r e lor 69 yr .o ld m~1 1 e han d1cnpped CCI II 446 2445 or 446 1309 Salf' S ~lf'lp nePclf'd M on 446 JJ/0 Woilre ss c1 ppll c nt ,ons now be •nQ a cce pt ed, apply 1n person Bob Evil n s Strak Hou se Ga llipOl iS E ldNy mnn nerd s per son to sfn y, keep t1ou se nnd cook Ct1 11614 388 8716 Ha.r dr ec.se r w1lh mnnaqers h cc n s t• on l y want ed part tt me Ca ll 446 7266 or 446 7620 or 446 4038 Pnrt l1m e secrc tc1r.a1 pos1t1on Resume only wdl be il c cep tc d H 1Qh sc hool qrr~duat r bookkeeprnq f'X per1en ce. C)( pertence fa )( form s helpfu l Must be reltab te and ab le to work I nd epe ndentl y Se nd resum e to Kotalr c Lan dscnp1nq 86 1 1nd Ave , Ga ll1potr s, Oh 4S631 Sa les Represen t 1ve f or es tablt shed ltfe and hci!lth •nsuran ce company Lrv•nQ rn or nenr area of Pomeroy and M 1ddleport Salary p lu s commrsston Frr st venr ear n rnqs up to $20 ,000 Complete tra1n1nq proqram and fr1nq r be neftts For oppotn t ment ca ll 6 14 5921073 or se nd resume to P 0 Box 120 Athens Ohro R N 's L P N's NEEDED NOW to fulfrll reQutremcn ts of 1 C F Cer ttfl ca tton Salary commensura te wt th trarn1nq ilnd C)( perren ce Exten s rvc bene f t t s 1n c lu dtnQ pard hosptta l rzr~tron, r et trement proqram, no pen ally s1ck leave, 3 week vaca tt on to sta r t. more Contact Per sonnet Ortec tor 304 67S 3230 or wr •l e Lak1n H ospr tal , Lak on , wv 2S150 S2SO 00 wo e >ly (lull y Wil l care for the elde rl y •n ou r hom e Trarned and ex per1enced 614 992 73 14 Have vaca ncy for e ld erl y Board and roan and laun dr y Resonab te 614 992 6022 w e pay cash for la te model agent Phone 446·1694 446·0069 Will eta bclby S1f11nq 1n my 11 0111(' L liiOlll 3H8 9755 Want ed to d o IJ.J by 51!1 onq Phone 446 9550 Cnrpenter work , r epa1r or r em od el rnq, wall pa nel1 nq, ce t1 1nq tile , and some parnl C" ll614 992 2759 21 cnr c. lS - - -Schools - --- -lnsfruc1ion - - - --- - Karate the ultimate in setf -----. TRIST ATE MOBILE HOME S USE D MOBILE HOMES, CARS, TRUCKS GA LLIPOLI S CHEC K OUR PRICE S CA LL 446 7S72 CL EAN USED MOBILE HOM ES K E SSEL'S QU ALI TY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 M l WEST, GAL LIPO LIS . RT 35 PH O NE 446 3868 Pr1 ce r edu ced For c.alc or rpn t I 'Jx60 7 l)('d room rno bde homf' w•th ? lo t s rurnl wnter Gns hcill CtosP to c, t y t,,,, ts Call •146 17fl4 7 IJclr MH nt et' turn . n a t qa s hea l on p r,va tP lot 1n Gn ll1pOI1s Cn ll446 1409 b el W('('ll 41 0 7P M Bus tn ess Opportuntty Or t rilde 11x60 m ohile homP t 01 cnr or tr uc k Cc1 ll 446 4'Jfl2 Show tndk dr•nkers a prod uc t that may e as il y f'C~ rn you $80 000 , W1fh1n the npx t yea r Call Robert H n r per3046 75 1293or67S 5866 Money to Loan REFINANCE or pur chase your hom e 30 year hx ed ralf' WVa & Oh1 0 Leader Mortqaqe, 77 E State St , A then s, Oh 614 5913051 23 Protess 1ona t Serv tces C&L Bookkeepmq Bookkccp1nq & ta x serv1 cc lor n il ty pes of bu s1nesses (MO l Nen l 446 3862 P 1c1no lun 1nc1 and rppn •r Lanf' Dnn 1Pls Assoct ntc ot Brun1CMd1 ' ::, G nl l•poltS nnd Cunn•nohnm 's A lhrns 7ll2 ?951 or 992 20B 2 Bu s1nesses Pol111 c nl, un, on •nadc 1mpr1nled ad Vf' rt1 S1n0 s p ef1il ll 1f'S Sl i( lt. NS ')I Qns , <llfl f(hf'5 Ph OTlf' 304 075 3334 H 0 ·· s a• n " So'llrrv tll f' M ob il e l1 0mf' 17x5/ t urn 111 qooct rand PrHI Ca ll 614 368 8686 1970 GrNIQry l 1x65 'J hd r oom , i1 1r cond Iran i por c h $ 5 000 L ot a l so iiVililab iC' $50 614 99? 6093 2 brdroom Sc hulfl M obd f' Hom(' 1n Re~ c ,n e Ciill 614 949 2726 Lilr qc selt>ct,on ot pr eowned rnob•l e home s Mon t h of June on a ll homes pr 1ced over S5 .000 Your c hot ce of $500 r eba te or ft e downs and v1nyl Sk1rt1nQ 1n stnlled All h omes or un1f s tr nded ,n on new homes so ld by th 1s dealer shiP N a<llf' C~nd nddrc ss of pr('V IOU5 o wn er upo n r('Q Uf'SI K lllOSbury 11 00 E Ma•n Sl , Pome r oy 614 99'} 7034 l?x60 1971 Stnr 7 bedroom , .=t1 r con d 1t1 oner por c h & un ciprolnn,nq Furn 1Shf'd ASkln0 $5 000 61ll 992 7181 USE D MOBILE 576 7711 HOME MOBILE HOME S MOVED L1crnsf'cl & 30 4 576 '}7 11 Real~ - 31 147 acrP t arrn qood hOUC.f' bMn5 C.J II 446 2599 ~o n d 1\ hous.£> on 11'1 ncre lot on Bu l avd lf' Porter 446 4732 Rd 1nsurf'd Ca ll Two bc ctr oo•n •nob 1le hO<llf' 10 x 60 304 675 IllS/ Homes for Sale Call H ou sl' t or sn iP 4 rm rl nd bNih , qarnqe 114 acr f' of c1round Cnll 446 0054 For so li' hom e tn town , 4 bed r oom fiO'llL' fully ca r prtcd. tnr QP k1fchcn , IMqe bn c kyard , 3 bloc k s ! rom pnrk and sc hools, natural cws hetl l rn SO's Mu st see to appreciate Call 446 3137 n tt r r 5PM F or sa le or lr adr 114 rlcrf' frlrm Ha s llOU SP , bnrn . pond , rura l watf'r (<'I ll 6 14 1982 Nn shuil 14 It x 70 II mobile hom e 7 11 x 10 II E xp~lndo . 2 hedroom. 2 bn ths, hr c pl nrf' nil rlec 30ll 576 ')706 '"C 1973 VICTORI A N 14){65 turn1shed unctrrpenned w oodbur n 1nq ! Jr Pp tn ce, ex tril n1ce rc~dy t or 1111 'llf'd1 afe pOSSf'SSIOn 614 446 7336 , 304 67 5 4544 MOBILE HOM E FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY set11nq on n1 cf' lot hnlt wny betwC'c n Hun t 1nqton & Pt Pl ens ant 304 576 7711 TWO bedroom , excel l ent r onddron . 304 675 404 5 368 8515 33 tT 's GE TTtNG L A TE but you ca n sf, II hilv e a horne at your own d you ea rn bet wf'f'n $9,000 nnd $ t 5,000 a y e ~r 2116 houses wilt be buil t .n the state of Oh10 un d er f arm hom e rural hou s.n q proqram th e rernarnd er of 1982 ltl f'SC horne s wil t be ftnanced W1f11 no Uown payme nl and pr~yrnent s wtll be low as $ 125 per month See our model nea r the P 1c Pa c MMkCI on R T 50 , W A th en s or call 992 7034 l or 1nfo K ,nqsbury Ho•nes, t tOO E Ma1n St Pomrro y ,~ Oh 3 hd r oo rn hou se 1n Po•nProy v1nyl S1Ct1nq hrf'pl acc N1 ce loca t1on Pr, ccc1 to se ll $24 ,000 614 992 7446 2 horn es on 111 acr e 3hd room , 1 2 bd r oorn ChOt ec locatton Rt 33 , Har ll ord. W v" 304 882 2965 br~ck lir epln cf' bn se men t , (Jaraqe , onf' nrre Kyqcr Creek lltql1 sc hool d1 strr c t Frr st trm f' offPrcd for sa le To sef' call Farms for Sale 28 ACRE farm , 420 lb tobac co allo t men t runn tn g wa ter year round $10,500 Phon e 304 675 685 1 50 Acre farm , 3 bed room house wrth spa c rous remod ted kr tc hen , 2 ponds , barn , pnced to se ll Se ll or trade for hou se 1n town 304 89S 3083 35 Lots & Acreage Prtce reduced 7 lot s W1fh rural water close to c1 t y lr mtls, $4,4SO 00 Call 446 1294 For sale one and half ac r es more or t ess. ap proxrmate l y 600 ft road frontage on Co ra Centerpotnt Rd near Cen terpo1nt $3 ,000 00 Phone 682 6944 Farmettes 3 75 acres to 5 acres Flat lot, c liy sc hool d1 stn c t Call 614 379 2196 3 bd room 24S 9210or 614 992 390S Hou se . comrnerc•al s 11e qnraqe on Jl t 1 acre off Rt 7 bypass Mtddleport , Oh $12,500 Land contra c t 614 TWO acre lo ts 150 If road frontage, C1ly water, beh•nd 84 Lumber , ca ll 304 67S 6873 , 67S 36 18 15 AC RE S overlookmg Kanaug h & Oh•o R1vers , tn corpora ted , pn ce reduced, 304 67S 121S 992 6762 TWO stor y, 3 bedroom , full ba seme nt, $40 ,000 S7 ,000 down & assume loan of 33,000 at 8'!1 EnQitsh Cour t. Hou se, 4 rooms and bath, Hen der son $11 ,500 Ca ll Betty Sue Epl1ng 30' 67S 1070 or owner 675 4203 Ass um abl e 71 " per ce nt loan, 4 bed roo m , 2 full baths , all elec tn c 75x100 corner lot I 304 882 2319 1• '" ACRES, 2 homes, Hart ford , land contract. wa ter & sewer, household good s 304·882 2965 defence all private lessons, HOUSE Meadowbrook Ad Men, women. & chlldren d1t1on, 3 bedrooms. tam11y 1 acre or less Ot land in Instrucllon lhru black belt Galha or Mason county ap· Also available Karate room w1th ftreplace. ce n prox. half way between uniforms puching and tral atr, basem ent, phone Gallipolis & Huntington. kicking bags, and protec· 304-675 1542 Ca11614-256·1755 after 5:30. tive equtpmen1 . Jerry h ba ths, Lowery & Associates SI X room ouse, ,2 , Front driver side seat for ·Karate Studio, 143 largesunporch,50x70 lot, 1971 Vega, vinyl Call 614- ·Burlington Rd ., Jackson, garage & small out loh. Ca11614·286·J074 . llbuild1ng, 304-675 4208 388·8193. ' ------- -- t1omes fOr ~a l e FilliHlml Bu s1ness or stor e r oom 1n Pi!rk Ce ntral Hote l 22 Mob 1l ~ un House fr a il er 7 hctr turn , Chcnp rnqu1rf' il l Bl nck o., So h•0 B1dw f' l l StilfiOn 304 67S 3585 Insuranc e 13 SANDY AND BEAVER In sura nce Co ha s offered servtces for f1re 1ns ur an ce coverage tn Ga ll1a County for a lm ost a ce ntury Farm , home and p ersonal coverages are Co .. Spnng Valley Plaza, property availabl e to mee t 10 4-46·8025 or 446 8026 diVtdual needs Contact Neal Insurance Agency, c lean used ca rs . Frenchtown Car Co B 1II Gene Johnson Re s td ent ,al E lecfr• c & P tumbtn q, 12 years (' )( penence , iii! wo rk qu ar an tec{t Cn ll 014 156 1748 lol l FREE I BOO 642 3619 4-46 3159 or 256 1967 1n the even1ngs Tr i!S il COIIf'Ctton 8. haul1nq Call 446 4ll80 PRIVATE 304 675 5367 Sentinei-Pa e-9 31 Wanted to Do 196 7 quaranteed) workrnq part 3476 or ful l ft m e at hom e Weekly paychecks mar led OLD FURNITURE . beds . drreclly to you from H ome rron. brc1ss, or wood K1t OffiCe eve ry Wed n esday c hen cubb ards of a ll t ypes Sta r t tmmedta tely N o ex ne c essary Tables, r ound or squa r e ppr. e n cc Wood rce boxes Old desks Nat.onill c ompany Detail s and bookcases Writ buy and app l1 ca tr on mailed co mpl ete hou seho ld Go ld, Se nd your name and ad Stiv er, old money , pocket dress t o Ame rr ca n Ft elrt y watches, c ha tn s, rtngs, and Company, H •rt ng Dept 77 . etc lndt an Artt fa c ts of all 1040 Lone Stc1r Or , New t ypes A l so buytnq b aseba ll Braunf el s, T X 78 130 cards Osby Mart1n 992 6370 Sttu ahon s Wanted 12 c hildre n Ga rage Sa le Thurs & Fn owner f1nancmg )lllco. . . . ~"~.... n..n..,ri.-s.i: . vent. women, c lothes LISTING Business & bu1lding May tal k trad e 6i -== I 7' NEW ,,. El!loolltll ,l Sal 218 end of Ne1g h borhood Rd Turbme rool tak e less :=-=.r-- drlob Bed Yard Sa le Thur sday thru Ask1ng S9,800 00 but w111 ........ II 1.11' I 11th 1st n q hl off of Bul av tll e Rd Fr• & Sat c hlldr en s c lothes, toy s, tu r ntture Watch for stgns room home w1th garden spaces Bath , a ll ut111t1 es and cM port CARPENTER SERVICE & - ARilllllt ling porch. Ask1ng S45,000. Owne r wants offer. NAYLOR S RUN - YOUNG'S , CAIIOLEUGIIT Ill 111. I, Chllllrt, 1111. St. 111. 7, ""'""'Chllllrt &lllildltplrt llls.: ......s.... 2:00 P.ll.-2:30 A.ll. Ga llt po l rs on lOt h & spreads , c urta •n s, new pop cor n pope r , lots of rea l n tce c lo thes, 1eans, mrsc Ra •n postpones Only $3.400 00 Off 124 1n Ra c rn e on Brand way St Thur s r~nd Frtday Larq(' wom ens c lo t h('S <1wns ~1nd c hddr C' n and Ill! sc & 12th 2 k•ttens 1 male bla ck and wh •te 1 femal e Ca li co 614 pd Beh1nd Jones Boys 1n Pomeroy Clolhrnq tor children and ndulls. too ts lots at rnt sc tf c rn s Free to good hom e 4 ktt ten s, 7 wks o ld Ye ll ow an d Ha ll Elkhound 5 males To good hom e 614 985 3558 742-2081 9037 Cockspoo , 6 mos old to a good home , good wtth childre n Ca l l446 9357 wh1te Ca ll614 379 2435 Open 9 till 6 Closed Sun. & Mon. Srver at Fam•lv Yr~rd Sa le M •sc rtem s Sa t June 17 . 10 00 5 00 4 miles pa s t Holzer Hospttat on Rt 160, turn left on O ld Rt 160 7th horne on r1qh t Call 446 YARD Srl lf' Fr 1{tny & <;il turdil y , 70 Bu rctr llr A d d 1110n , 9 5 K n 1( K n ~1c k s '1115( ( lo t h1n o & oil " ns PARTS foundations, -----------i Th er e w tfl be no charge lo the advert iSe r New and Used ' Licensed & Bonded Phone 949-2293 or 949·2417 3-3-tfn remodeled three bedroom home, formal di ning t"Odm, utt11ty r'?Om, basement, Side deck, front sit- GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM G1veaway co lumn reclamation , peting , and bath owner w!lll a nd contract $62,000. I ap 304 67S does not offer or attempt to Truck, Auto and HARLEY DAVIDSON vice, water, sewer, pon- ~rox 1mate l y 600' of frontage for ca mpmg, boa tU"tQ, f1shtng · Balance of the 7S acre farm 1S wOOded and 15 acres t1ilable . Three bedroom home, new ca r I by only ANY PERSON who has a nyth 1ng to g1ve away and FRYE'S Dozer & backhoe ser- (61 II li t BE AUTIFUL RIVERFRONT ACREAGE! - r efer a Is, po 1 ntm~nl lot GOOD SELECTION•OF IN Doctor 8 20 tf c C&M EXCAVATING AND • CONSTRUCTION one floor plan , three bedroom hom e with full base m ent, garage, exce ll ent cond•t•on S25,900 CARPET STA-RTING AT $12.95 Square Yard ~th Pad. Instilled ~;~:~~s~~~ AEl:~~r~J:~~ • Refrrgerat- "I can't stand the suspense, dear - why doo't you make a fool ol yourself oow and get It over wtth"" 5 Doberman month old puppy fema , ha le s part tatl PRIC E REDUCED - Owner Will la nd contract th iS GIANT CARPET SALE PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL eOish- ~==========~rr===~=~~===~[::=~~~~~~~~l 3cro pped Ca ll446 4656 ava il ab le - $35,000 AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 12th, AT 6:30P.M. 3 29 tt c NEW LI STING - Ar e you IOOk •nCl for ten acres of lan d Wtth a three bedroom, one floor plan home' Part basem ent, bea ut1ful land sca p e ! Blended rate 446-802S TOOLS- FURNITURE COOKWARE MISCELLANEOUS licensed & Bonded PH. 992-7201 NEW LISTING The toca tt on of th1 s three bedroom , t wo bath home wt ll 'Tiean conventenc e for you - Mulberry Ave Ex t en s1ve r emodel1ng, equ tpped k 1tchen , basement, qarage, assum abl e low tnter est loan ! S56,900 SPRING VALLEY TRADING CO. Cal l 614-949 2342 around 8 am offer any other th ong lor sa le may place a n ad 1n th1 s plumbing, electric, and FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-6011 Brrng HARRISON'S TV Repa ,lr & Service heating, •dump truck 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH.992·2259 THURS., FRI., SAT . & SUN. 10 Til6 P . M . Custom kitchens and appliances, custom bathrooms, remodeling, help WANTED Someo ne to ap pra 1se old prtm1trve too ls • Dryers • Freezers PARTS and SERVICE C• R• MASH CONSTRUCTION • backhoe Real Estate - General SIDEWALK SALE & Commercial Call742-3195 J&F CONTRACTING 882- New Haven ll'ls-Lelart 937-Buffalo Public N otr ce I 1Vf' f1N r pn turn (5°o) J)f'r ..1nnu•n pa ynb l f' J um' I 19B/. ,1 nd Sf'mtilnnunlly ttlr• rf'nll rr on Junt • I <'lnd 0 f'CI"n brr I Ol f'rl f tl Yf 'rlr u nTil lllf' pr 1nr•p.=tl c. urn 1C. p,lt(l rl"> f'VI(If'nf('(t hy coupons llwr rto nllr~ c tH d Prnv l{lf'cl. how r vf'r lllnt II r,1 1d b onds ,1r r so ld I)C,lr onq rl Ctd i Nf'nl r,llf' Of 1nlrrr st l ro•n lhnt hNf'lnbf'I Orf' ">Pf'C , fl ('(l sn1d bond s shnll tw,l r su c h rntf' of lr")lNf'SI (l S 'll,lY br f)rOvodrd for rn ttw rr·<:,ol ut ron of r ounc rl iiJ) prov tnq tht nw(lrd Thrrf'of S,l,dc. bond s sh ell I •n,l tur (' rn 11 Jr1 r co n srcu t1 Vf' ">C'rlrll or clf'r on Drcr•11bcr I o f C'.l ch yf'olr rlC, fo llow s $4 000 tro•n 1983 ilnd 1007 , 1n ( IU SIVf' IJf' and IS ~l l ' r f'by rl•ne ncled IO rf'r'ld rlS foll OWS SEC TION 2 Thr~T bond s of lhC' V .tlaqe of Pomeroy , 01110 hf' •sc; ued •n t hr pr .n r •f) ill iPlloun To t $100,000 tor 1111' pl.Jrnosf' rl fOrf' sa rcl Sard l)ond c, Shill! br dn tect on Junr 25, 1982. or lhC' ela te of CIOSinQ Wl ttl th e Fnrmers Hornr AdllliOislr n tt on nnd mily br •Ss ucd as a S1nqtr bond •n fully reQ tSter ccl 1or•11 (or n s cou pon bonds, of tht ' dPno•YHnat,on of $ 1,000 PilC h , nu•nberl"d f ro m I to 100, rnc l us •ve). rlnd Sll.=tfl beilr ln fer f'S f af ti H' rnte of l tve per ce ntu m ( 5° 0 ) pe r C~nn u m, pnynb lr (lnnu ,ll l v on Decembe r I of eM il yr>ar unt1l lhl" pr 1n fl l) rl l '1U'll IS pntd Prov1ded, howrv er , that tf Srl l{l bonds (1re so ld bC'M tnQ ,, cl li i Nrnt rote of tnter es t fro •n lhnt hr r e tn beforp sprcr hf'd, c;a td bonds Shell! hf'M c. uc h rn te of tnterest :a,::~;~s And ~~~~~~~6~-1~5~1f~c~t;==~~~~~~3~~7tf~c~~=============4=5~1=1c~ 4 SJOU Up to 15 words Pub li C Not1CC PROVEMENT S. AND DECLARIN G AN EMERGENCY WHEREA S on Seo 33 343-Portland 247-Letart Falls tend SICkles and lawn mowers ors Racine, Oh. Ph. 614-843-2S91 (Average 4 words per l1ne) Mnry Hobs t ett er , Clerk 34. 35 Pomeroy 985-C hester All members urged to a l All Makes ewashers inst~~~~~;~tial R1. 3, Box 54 12 Wor k sessiOn wil t start a t I p m Suppe r at 6 p m KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVJC[ ~ needs ; furnaces repair service and P&S BUILDINGS wt ll be he ld th ts Sat June Help Wanted TIME&P AR T TIME 446 33S8 18 Lawn Mow •ng no yard to OrQ or sma ll Re l taO ie and d ep endab le For es f• mate c all 446 3159 after 6PM 256 The mos t su ccess ful dtresc t ·se lltn q company rn th e world ts IOOk1nQ tor peopl e who want to make qood SS$ Avon FULL Spnng ment ce nter $14 00 Sprmg ~'Jl£e£ c II sli ver Father's Ntght craw lers Sl 00 pe r doz Sprrng Va ll ey Tradmg Co, Spnng Va ll ey Pl aza, FOR FUTURE U SE " For all your wiring wood buildings24x36. lnsulatedDogHouses 667- Coolville Up to 15 Words f 6! II li e 27 28 29. 30 31 ..32 .. Area Code 304 67s-Pt. Pleasant 4S8-leon S71>-Apple Grove 773-Mason 992- Middleport =: Va ll ey Plaza, 446 8025 '" CUT OU T Sizes from 4 to 6 and all Mason co., wv M etgs County Area Code 614 446--Gallipoh s 367-Cheshtre 388-Vinton 245-Rio Grande 256---Guyan Dist . • 643- Arabia Dist. 379- Walnut servlees Farm supplht:; Utility Buildings following telephone exchanges. 73 Vans&4WD & li'JeSIDEII =-Rentals II Help W ~l nl cd 1? S liu~1 1 1 0 n W~lnled I J In suran ce Ill Bu s1ness Tra 1n1nq 15 Sc hool s 1nstr uc t 1on 10 R,ld •O. TV & CB RC'p,ltr 17 M•SCel l ilnCOUS 18 Wcln l e(l To do 71 Autos for Sale 71 Trucks for Sa le = e~m =- ~­ Va ll ey Trad1ng Co . Sprtng Free Estimates 4 20 li e MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Size5 start from 30x24" Classified pages cover the 51 Hou se hold Good s 51 CB , T V & Rad10 EQU i pment 53 A nt1ques 54 Mtsc Mer chandtse 55 Burldtng Supplies 56 Pe ts for Sa le 57 Musc 1a lln strum ent s 58 Fru 1ts & Vegetab les 59 For Sa le or Trad e ALL STEEL BUILDINGS 999 L1ftle koo l res I. 1ce ches t by Igloo, lravel,ng ref r esh O'Brien Electric Service EUGENE LONG 1 oz ~======~~~§:~~=~~~~~~==~fr===;;;;;::::::~ 1 Card of ThanK. s (pa1d 1n ndv clnccl 'l Cnrd of ThanK. s ( pa 1d 1n advc1nceJ sewi ng 446 802S Greg Roush Ph . 992-7583 or 992 -2282 or 992-712 1 3-24 tfc W Hoover ; FinanEial and machine repair , parts, an d P1ck up and supp11 es ~ ~====~~===~=~~~=========~-t==========~ Or Write Datly Sentinel Classtfied Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeory, Ohio 45769 1Aneuncements LAFF-A-DAY SWEEPER •E lec tnc work •Custom Po le Bldg s •Rooftng Work 14 Years Expc n ence Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 Large or Small Jobs PH. 992-2478 The Daily Sentinel 3 d ell very~ Oav 1s Vacuum r-===::::=:::=:::==:::;~r=::=::=::=::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::;r;==========:;-1 C leaner, one half mile up Cr eek Rd Ca ll -Gas L1nes - Septoc Systems A Smurf theme was catrled out with the ca ke lnserlbed "Happy Sm urf Day, Kristin " Homemade Ice cream, coffee a nd tea were served. The Dail rt, Ohio 41 Hou ses for Rent Homes for Rent, L ease or Land contract •n town or cou ntr y Ca ll Strout Realty, 446 0008 5 r hou se on r• ver, beaut1ful vtew, pnvacy, $~7S per mo plus depos•t Ca ll 446 4922 afler 5 30 or week dens 2 Bedroom House at 120 3rd Ave Gas Hea t S235.00 mo · plus depostt Call 446-3643, The W1seman Agency 2 B ed r:oom Home w1th basement on Lower R1ver Rd Over acre S260 mo Call 4-46 3643. The Wi se man Agency 1 bed . house 1n Rio G r a nde . Ca 11446 01S7 5 room house, ref . & sec . dep . Call after 5, 4-46·0571 �Page-l 0-The Daily Sentinel 41 Houses for Rent Pomeroy -2 They'll Do It Every Time bd .room, remodeled, -408 Spring . Carpeted, security deposit. SIOO. Rent Sl95. Call after 6 p .m . 992·2288 . 3 bd .room house, newley redecorated, carpe ting , $300 . per month. Stove and refrig . turn . Gardener turn Bath and 1;,, garage l't:XY'e$TEI< .-tNP 11LJ15S •••• W6 I<J'OW IT's 1RAIMIA TIMIO WII6N 'THE S<O.IE OUTFITS ... MillE GOHHA S&e OOW THESE Tl'O s HAN!>!.& rf.... , - _ - ~ Approx . so feet 4 112 ft . cha in link fence, 3 112 ft . gate & hardware, $60 .00. Ca ll 446·7554 after 6. 1..,,.,...., - - - - - - - -Carpent er tools , saw drills, lots of too ls 1 Togg lebur g nanny goa t Rabbits Ca lifor ni a, New lela nd , and chi ckens Antique fur · niture a nd oth er 1tems to numerou s to mention . Ca ll 614·446· 7920. New t1ouse 1n Sy racuse, no pels, S275. month plus dep and references Call 992 7841 . 3 bedroom hom e, wtfh op· tion to buy $200 month rent SlOO secunty deposi t, 807 SWA IN AUCTIO N FURNITURE & PAWN SHOP 62 Olive St ., Ga ll ipolis 3 piece living 3rd St . New Haven, WV 304·882 ·3434 FOUR room house, Cam p Con ley, $130 per month, FURNISHED apartment, plus deposol. 304 615· 1371. 304-675·3812 adults, close to Hosp ttat. 304 675 2257 MODERN 2 bedroom, fully ca rpeted hom e, near schoo ls & market, 304 675 4892 . LARGE , furn1shed , one bedroom apar t ment in Pt Pleasan t, modern fur · n1ture. washer dryer hook up, no pets, phone 304·675· 1386 THREE bedroom house, full ba semen t, 304-675· 1301 . Mobile Homes for Rent 42 Mobil e home f or rent . Ca ll TWO bedroom apartment, c all 304-615 6753 betwee n 6: 30pm &9pm - -- 446·3101 4S Mobil e Home, Eureka, 1 SLEEPING ROOMS and l1ght housekeeping apt., Park Central Hotel Bdr . . turn .. nverfront lot. ref & depostt . Adu lts, SI OO mo 1·643 2644 . MOd e rn 12x60, Jbdr , turn mobtl e h ome Co nv locatton Sec dep Ca ll at · fer S, 446 ·8558 2 bd . mobil e hom e below Eureka Ref & dep reQ Call6 14·256·1922 Furntshed 1 bdr mobile home on Bob McCormiCk Rd , no pe ts, $160 per mo .• S50dep. Ca ll446·3617. Ntce clean mobile home, na t gas, no pets, adults only Cal l 61067·7438 Furn mobtle home near Cent enary. adults on l y, no instde pets, pnvate l ot, btg yard Ca ll 446·39 18 . Trailer tor rent, furnished, air cond . adults only, beautifu l rtver v1ew 1n Kanauga 4.46· 1602 2 bed r oom ta ller m Raci ne for rent . $100 Depos1t , $200 month Uf iht1 es no t 1n e luded. 614-949·2726 --~---- ONE bedroom mob ti e home, a1r ·co nd1tioned, on pnvate lot. ou tsktrts Hen· derson . Ufil1f1eS fur n1shed, $230 month 304·675·6730 --------- Two bed r oom m ob 1le home in New Haven, adult s only, no pets, 304-675· 1452 a ft er 5 ----- ---· TWO bedroom unfurnished S150 per month p lu s deposit . Camp Con ley, 304 675· 1371, 304·675·3812 - LARGE 14x70 , J BEDROOM ALL ELEC TR IC MOB ILE HOM E set· t ing on a ni ce lot, half way between Hunt ington & Pt. Pl easant on St ate Rt 2. S250.00 per m onth , '"4-576· 2711 44 Apartment for R,_e,_, n,_ l ~~ A partm ent, 2 bdr., unf , no pets. Ca ll 446· 3937 . Furntshed Etf 1ctency, $135 607 Second Utilities pd S1ngle per son. Share bath . 446 4416 after 7 p .m . Furnished Apt., 2 BR , 243 Jackson Pike . S220 . Utiliti es P d . 446·4416 after 7 pm. Unfurni shed apt . tor rent in Crown Ci ty Ca ll 614·256· 6495 . Furnished Rooms $125, Furn1shed Room utlitf tes patd , 919 2nd ave ., GallipOliS S1ngle male, share ba th Ca ll 446· 4416 af · fer 7PM 2 nt ce bedrooms for re nt w1th new bed r oom suites . 1 mt out 141. $25 per week, $40 w• f h use of k1tchen . Ca ll 446 1896 Rooms w .th cook•ng, cab le, a.r, $.40 a week 304·773· 565 1 22,500 BTU air condi tioner, white elec tn c stove, good c ondtl1 on. 304·61 5·3694 BEMCO mattresses or box sprtngs, full or twin , S58 . 6 Piece Naugahyde heavy 2 bdr apt . 2nd. Ave .• wood living room suite Gall ipoli s . No pets . Call $695. Pillow arm sofa & · 446·4874. c hair SJ75. Roll lop desk, dark & li ght, S189. Bunk Unfurni s hed 1 bedroom 112 beds, complete, Include mattress, $199. Complete double. all utilities paid, in Gallipolis, Oh. Call 446·9760 water bed shop with 10 bedroom suites on display) after 4:00. starling price S299 . up to $2500. Big daddy cocktail & Furnished apt. 5 rooms and bath. No pets. Deposit 1 end tables S50. Wall -A-Way required. Calf after 12 ' recliners $1~. and up. La· Z·Boy recliners in stock. noon . 614-992· 2937 . USED FURNITURE 5 pc. 7 pc. dine" sets, studio 1 bedroom apartment . couch & chair, bedroom Very nice. No children . 1 suite Hollywood sty le, bunk S150. month . 614·992·5880. beds, g lass front book· cases. Flair Furniture & Oesign. Gallipolis Ferry, Apartments. 675·5548. wv Open 9·6. Phone 304· '675· 1371. APARTMENTS , mobile homes . houses, Pt . price. J cubic fool Pleasant and Gallipolis. refrigerator, with separate 614·446·8221 or 614· 245 -9484. freezer section. 1 year old. $175. Perfect for dorm · APARTMENT In Pl . room or camper. Call 304· , Pleasant, 614·4-46·8221 . 675-2802 after 4. · a. v, suttes sea t·chatr couc h -lov e $199, 2 piece lt ving r oom suites from S140 up, love seats from $70 up, maple dinet sets from $99 to S199, wall huggers $100., recliners $80, mapl e roc kers $49, b edroom su1 tes $150, var1ety of table lamps, m arbl e top stands SJO a nd up, box springs 8, mattress (new) S100 , severa l utility ca binets, kit chen cab1nets wood & metal , baby beds. chests of drawers S25 to $60, 3-w ay recliners $100. gas & elec triC ranges , refrigerators. wash stands, bunk bed s complete with bu nki es $170, several dresser s, hall trees. beds, brass head board beds SJ5. bookcases. smokers, Hoover sp in dry washer, w rtn ger t ype washers, hutch, coa l & wood heaters, televisions, fans, new too ls of all k1nds, varie ty of silvers tone cook · ware . Ca ll-4.46·3159 GOOD USED AP · PLIANCES was hers, dryers , refrigerators , ranges S kagg s Ap pliances, Upper R tver Rd , bes tde Stone Cres t Motel. 446-7398 54 2 conso le TV 's both need repatr . SJO each . Ca ll 614· 388-9926. E lectrtc stainless stee l commercia l stacking ovens & 1 gri ll with bottom oven . Ca II 6 14 · 245·9428 after 5 OOPM . Tab le& 4chairs, and Earl y Amencan sofa . Ca ll 614· 388·8108. K 1n g wood stove, refn gerator, double oven range, 1 bunk size bed with mallress Ca ll446·8037. Sightly used c hai n saw less than 30 hr. used , 14 tn . bar, S100 Ca ll61 045·9398 . Used Tew toma to was her wi th J size,, 2 side t ab les and one large rotary t able . A ll in exce llent cond Pn ce SJ,OOO. Ca ll446·1700 Gasolin e and hea t•ng fuel Ca ll Exce lstor O il Com pany 614·992·2205 Ftrewood fo r sa l e . Del1vered now or at a la ter date 614-742 ·2056 For sa le·h1de ·a ·bed . Good cond . 140 614·992 7352 Imperial Frigidatre frost free retng . 14 ft . $150. 614· 992·7615 20 ga l elec tr• c Sea rs hot water tank 6 14-949 -2786 SJO Ke nm ore automa t ic was her . S65 Maytag was her S85. 614· 742 ·2352 F.rewood for sale 614·985· 3567 P1 ck your ow n strawberries, new plan t ing, easy pi ck ing Open daily 8 a.m .·8 p .m excep t Sund ay, st artin g M ay 27. Locat1on, 6 miles off Rt . 2 from App le Grove on Jerry's Run Road . Op· pos1te Wattersons G r oce ry From Charleston a r ea, 6 mile out from Rt 35 at Pl1ny on Plantation Road, 304·576· 2574. 1 3" P•Pe c loth es hne pos ts w1fh hardwar e. $50.00 pr . 2. Por ch swings with frames of differ e nt types. S70.00 to 100 .00 m a de of 2" pipe . ' 3. Mail box posts made of pipe, e tc. SJO.OO. Can be seen on Jeri cho Rd Pt . Pleasant, phone 304·675· 3677 ELECTRIC golf cart with ballery c harge r S195. -400· 500 Ne w bricks SJ5. 30 Assortme nt of 8" & 12" blocks $15 3·6' Sec tion of 12 " co rrugat ed m e tal culvert with 2 couplin g SSO . 304-675· 4677 . OPEN Friday, Saturday, Sunday 1: 00· 7·30 p . m . ONLY . Sa m Somerville's Warehou se, 7 miles east RavenswOOd, Junction I ndependance Road.-RI. 21. New Era. Surplus Rental crottHng, Army Camouflage, Combat boots. jung le boots. 14 oz. denim jeans $10 .00, packs. M isc . Merchandice Plastic Septt c Tanks. State and county approved 1,000 ga l. lank, pric e SJ40. Other sizes in stock, haul in your pickup truck . Ca ll 614·286· 5930, Jackson, Oh . RON EVANS ENTERPR ISES 1975 Case 450, doz e r · tra ctor , 1,800 hrs., very good cond., $14,900. Cal l 446-4537 . OVAL braided rug , red TV, dish · air conI 1 walking- jogging exerciser and .o ther household items. Call 304· 675·3100. RATLIFF 'S POOL TER Pools sale, supplies insla ll alion 403 2nd . Ave .. Gallipolis, Oh. Call 446· 6579 . In ground·Ablove ground. Misc. Merch~ndice KIT 'N' CARLYLE'" 81 GREE N draperies for a picture window, c{!pe cod curtains & picket fence . 614-446-3375. C/lfll,.'fL.e J,;Ke<.. Building Supplies \ Mar cum Roof1ng & Spout1ng . 30 years ex · perie nce, specia l iZing 1n budt up roof . Cal l 61088· 9622 or 61 088 ·9857 Pels for Sa le HILLCREST KENNEL Boarding a ll breeds, c lean indoor·outdoor facilities . Also AKC Reg . Dober· mans . Ca ll446· 7795. " IJ • l!:::========;=======w===~ -~--:-;---- 71 GEH L gn nder & mi xer, Sl,OOO. Post hole diggers, S250 Allis Chalmers B with cultivators, $1550. Sears rototiller , $200 . Gravely tractor , SJ50 1971 Chevy ton truck. new paiQI, S1200 . Phone 304·576·2328 or 576· 2606 'I• POODLE GROOMIN G. C ·J ud y Tayloral614·367· 1220 Son •a's Professional Dog Groomin g. Call61088·8547 and ask for Soni a 1979 Ford F250 T. HD PICkUp, V ·8, p .s., p .b, air, automatic . Good condition. 446·2641 . Livestock Stx year old mare, 1100 lbs, well trai ned, good for beginer . Phone 304·576· 2728 Groom1 ng services for pets Will Clip E ngli Sh Sheep dogs, poodles & Sc hnauzer's Reasonable . For appt 614-992-7342 . BUCKSKIN mare , 6 years o ld 1100 lbs . gen tl e, 304576·2728. POODLE pups, AKC - - - - - - - -- registered . No Checks, 304- JERSEY c ow with ca lf , $550 Approxi m ate ly 600 lb 895·3958 bu ll , SJOO. 304·675·5076 GU INE A pigs , b.rds , chickens, fresh eggs, 304· 64 Hay& Grain 895·3486. -400 bales straw. $1.25 bale, Morgan Woodlawn Farm, Musical 57 Pliny . 304·675·22,75. Instruments :c. = - - - -- - Fruit ......................... ···•· ....... J 1 ; ! 71 Autos for Sale GLASS TINTING Auto· Commercial · Residentia l Also kits available. Energy Control System . Call 446· 3100 or 446-7122 strawberr ies pick your 1976 Midget special. Call ow n , bring container . 446·4655. . Claude Winters, Rio Gran-~~~~~~-=­ de. 614-245·5121 . For sale 79 VW station wagon, 4 dr .• AT, air, exc. Strpwber r1 es. Ca ll Harold cond Call446·2300. Taylor , 446·8692 or 614·245· 1976 Trans Am 1 owner . good cond .• $2,950. Call 446· 7383 Farm sgppnes 61 estaEII 74 Olds Cutlass Supreme new radial t~res, S-400. Call 614·446·8274. Farm Equipment 78 model M . F . 245 diesel, 6 spd. trans .• PS. 250 Hrs .• sa me as new, $6,900. Bel saw, molder c leaner, same as new S900. 614·886·5955. Mechanical transplanter for seMing tobacco now on sa le. Swisher I mplehlent John Deere Dealer, Rt . 1, Gallipolis, 446·0475. Ne w a nd Used Troy -Buill tillers for gardening . Swisher Implement John Deere Dealer, Rt . 1, Ga llipoli s, 446·0475. Used J row bollom plows. in excellent cond . Pri ce $450. Call446· 1700 Massey Ferguson two row corn planter, needs fer · tli zer hose, all the rest in good cond. Pnce S450. Call 446·1700. MF J baler, good condition, $1200. 304·675·2377. Tru~·s for Sale_ 'I• 1972 Ford p1ckup, P . steering, P. brakes, AC, radio, overloaded springs, ca mper special, very little rust, looks real good Priced for quick sa le. Call 446· 1052 after 5:00 week day . Ca tl any tim e wee ken · ds 1977 Datsun King cab runs good, a nd good shape, S1,850. Ca ll614·367·069l. 1975 Datsun 4 speed, 2 door hard top, S1,275. Ca ll 446· 1896. Ford pickup , 1972 homemade bed , good r adial tir es, runs gr eat, SJ50 Ca ll·446·7374. 1972 Chevy pi ck up SJOO 00 , 1974 Ford Gran Tonne $500.00. Ca ll 304 576·2174 af · l er 5 · JOp .m . 73 D. ----- llans&4W - - - - -. -- 73 JEEP Commando, 4 WH , Hi · Lo rg. a uto hubs. 6 cyl, s td . Mec h . OK. $1600.00, 304·675·550 1 -~· & Vegetables &bl 72 BE ETLE for parts , engi ne run s grea t , all for S450 wi ll pa rt out . 614 992 · 2216 63 Young brown lay1 ng he ns. 614·992·7713 . PINE RIDGE COL LIE S AKC Registered Collie pups Ca ll 614·256 1267 or 446·2107 73 PONTIAC Ventura , phone 304· 576·2578 . 72 ___ Registered and grade horses, exce llent 4· H project. E ngli sh and western sad· dies eve r y thing imaginable tn horse equipment and suppl ies, also riding lessons and trail rides and horse training . Ruth Reeves. Hoof Hollow . 614·698·3290. 2 Pure bred Beag les, 5 mos. old. Co lor black, white & tan Male and female , $75 for both or wi ll trade. Call 614·367·0544 between J & 6PM Autos for Sale - - · - - -- 2 Polled Hereford cows with ca lves, good stock . Call after 5 :30, 614·245-9153 . AKC 4 mos. old Yorksh ire Ter r ier. First ~ hot s & wor · med, partl y housebroken, 1200 Ca ll446-4120 58 LARGE solid Cherry dining table, S65. 304·675· 61U. WE D.JioJ'T HM~ E- i\d rA'- : MOVI! YOIJ WAN T ~HAT THi t..'0 10 RUN DOWN tfiJ 1 HE MtDrLf('F · T~O;E OFFER~ IN A C.OUPL.'A WRIEK~, JO~. A PRE 55 -r;::::=::~...,. . O..::J~~fR (:N CE ~ -1 ' ' French City Paint1ng res1dential & commercial, 1nterior, exterior. paper cei ltngs . Cal&l 614tex 367lured 7784 hanging, or6 14-367 7160 . EAGY NOll, TE55- HERE'S -- - - - 6] __ -:_a!~~~ipme nt BRIARPATCH KENNELS Boarding a nd grooming. A K C Go rdon setters. English Cos:ker Spaniels. Ca ll61 088·9790. For Sale Spinet -Console P1ano Bargain .• W anted: Respons tble party to t ake over low monthly paym en· ts on spinet piano. Ca n be seen loca lly . Write Credit Manager . P 0 Box 537. She lbv ille, IN 46176. We'LL 8£- o\o\AKING A D!CJj;ION ON CAPTAIN STEEMER Car· pet Cleaning fea tu red by Haffelt Brosthers Custom Car pet s Free es timates Ca ll446·2107 1981 Rail type dunebuggy , 55 HP VW engine, all black tnmmed in chrome & while, sharp, SJ.500 Call 614·245·9398 . 1964 Ford step van with hydrolic lift, all alum . cab. SJ,500. Call614· 245·9398. 1981 Horizon, 4 door, auto., p .s., p .b ., stereo and more . Low mileage Accept trade . 614·992·3798. Foremans Used . Cars· Langsville Ohio . 79 MUstang . 76 Elite. 75 Granada. 75 Mercury Station Wagon . Phone 614· 742·2734. 1977 Chevy Monte Carlo. Loaded T·lop. Very good cond. $3,500. See or call Gary Hysell . 614·992·5388. HARTS Used Cars. New Haven West Virginia . Over 20 less expensive cars in stock. HAY elevator, 24', $150.00. Hay conveyor system, 56 fl . $600.00. 304·675·1816. tARS $200. TRUCKS $150. 'Available at local govern· ment sa les. Call { refun· 174 pieces brown un · l,:::;::::::::::::;:;;;:;;;;..L.;:::::::::;::::::::;::~ dable) 1·714·569·0241 Ext. derpinning for a mobile 1855 for directory !hal home used just 1 year . A shows you how to purchase. seven & one half feet by 58 24 hrs. inche wide multicolored, braided oval rug. While 1974 BRONZE Monte uniforms (pantsuits) three Carlo, In excellent can· different sty les, sizes 9· 10. ~'7"..::...--~u dillon, air conditioned,. Calf after 4PM, 446·3065. $1400.00 304-675·2997. GAS cook stove. 304·675· 1845. -----. --------- - PAINTING 1nferior and ex t erior. p lum b 1ng, roofing , some remodeling 20 yrs exp Ca ll 61088 · 9652 . PRICE ' S REDUCED . Metal sheet's flat porcelln ename l coated, will na il. won't rust Ex . material all types of building 20· 24· gauge .4'x8' $7 00. 4' )(10' SB.OO. 4'x 12' S9.60. 4'x odd S5.00. Tuppers Plains. Ohio 614-667·3085. DRAGON W Y ND CAT · TERY KENNEL . AKC C how puppi es. CFA Himalay an, Perstan and Siamese kittens . Ca ll 4.46· 3844 after 4 p.m . Hom e Improvements STUCCO PLASTERING textured ce 11ings co m · mercia! and res idential, free estima tes. Ca ll 614·256 1182 1o Be feD fiRSr. Building materials block, brick, sewer pipes, windows, lintels, et c. Claude Winters, R io Grande, 0 . Ca ll 614-245·5121. 56 The Daily Se ntmP I - Poge ~ 11 r 72 JEEP 304-675·6153 74 Motorcycles_-~ 1980 Harley Da v1dson wide g ltde, show room cond Cal l 446·7781 evening. 1980 bla ck Suzu k t GS850 . shaft drive. full dress, vet· fer equ1pm ent, 4,000 m1 1es, SJ.700 Ca l1 446·7554 a ft er 6. - - - -- - - - - 1979 Honda CB650, Sl.600. Call 446·8653. For sale 1974 Hond a 750 ferring, saddle bags , double bu cket seat, tune up. New· battery, chain and sprackels. Sl.-400. Call 446·6619 after 5PM. 76 Auto Parts & Accessories - --------~ Hanshaws Used Tires . Lucas Lane , Point Pleasant. 304·675· 7360. Pli.E OWORCEO?- YL'X..I 1<. lfl VA(AIION ' , {)I N!, :) G. ~,HA.T ~lll)N;> when he come out~ -',-,.;...' F & K Tree Tnmmtng , stump r emova l. 675 1331 RINGLES'S SERV ICE ex · penenced mason, roofer , carpen t er , e lectrtcian, gene ral r epatrs and r emode ling. Phone 304·675· 2088 or 675· 4560. Water wells . Commerc ta l and Domest1c Test holes Pumps Sa les and Service 304·895-3802 . WINNIE M·MY HEA!?T/ f G;J,sp: 6ETME ! GA5!'.' -' 6A51" I GUESS l OY~I7 MY PYU5l IT ... GOT TOO i G;II!;P: ADVA N CED Seamless Gu tt er -Do ors Offeri n g g uftertn g, co nt1nuou s sea mless Sldtn g, r oofing, garage doors, fr ee es ttmates, 614·698 ·8205. YOU 'RE TAKE IT EASY ORVILLE .. YOUR R>CTOR IS ON EMOTIONAL UNPER TOO MUCH STRESS ... NO YOU'RE SEE WHA1 THE LEAVE Mf. AI?E R>CTOR HAS TO SAY! IN THE MEANTIME , I ' ~ BETTER CA LL HOME 1 YOU, BILL~ HIS WAYi ', i ( /;N' T TALY I'LL WA11 TO NOT GOING TO B UILDING r emode l•n g,carpenTr y, roo· f1ng, plumbing , concrete work . 304·675·2440 STARKS Tr ee Trtmmtng and L awn Service Shrubs trimmed . Phone 304·576· 2010 &eni~tel~~~nl~ti~----------------------FRIDAY Plumbing ~ ~!a!~9- __ _ 6/11/82 CAR TER'S PLUMBIN G AND HEATING Cor . Fourth and Pine Phone 446· 3888 or 446·4477 =- EVENING __ Lawr e nc e Sid enstr• cke r Backhoe Service Ca ll 675· 5580. E tictn( al - - --~ f!.e!.r!Jeratio!'_ __ SEW ING Machine repa irs, service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Sci5sors. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . 992· 2284. ss=~ ~~nera!}t!u]i~g= = JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE. Call614·367· 7411 or 614· 367·0591. - .. . . :;or- -- --- - -- - · Ne~somelhing hauled away or something moved~ We'll do it. Call 446·3159 or 614·256· 1967 after 6. 8 :00 II Cil CD Q Cll ® Ill ~ Newe Cil MOVIE: 'Runaway laland' (J) 1982 NCAA World Serloo from Omoho, NE Game 12 Cll My Throe Sono Cll ABC Newo Cll Electric Compony (jj) Over Euy 8 :30 II Cil CD NBC Newo (J) 160,000 Pyramid Cll Father Knowo Boot Cll Muppot Show It Cll ® CBS News Cll Dr. Who (jj) Ulloo, Yogo end You &~ABC Nowo 7t00 II Cil P.M. Megezlne (J) Bull'o Eye Cll Winners Cll Ent-lrlmont Tonight CD Happy Doyo Q Cll Tk: T.c Dough Cll (jj) MocNoii -Lehrer Roport ®Nowo 8 ~ Muppot Show 7:30 II Cll You Aokod For It (J) MOlliE: ' You Ught Up My Ulo' (J) Anothor Ufo CIJ Andy Clrffftth Cll Cll Fomlly Feud CD Levomo and Shirley (J) Buelne11 Report ill Rlchlrd Bfmmono (jj) loouoo: Ohio <II Entertainment Tonight 8 :00 II Cll CD Fit For 1 King A look It 1 fictional Kingdom end the live1 of Ito people. a a Cll - Thll Donee. Sing da<:umentary featurea performances from favorite mustcall p11t and preaent. 'Block . -·-· oon' I ofd gfrtfrfend COI!lOI b'"* lftor 2!) yo1ro." (RI [Cioood-clptlonodl II()) DukMofHLuko of'd Bo help Bo11 Hogg recover o trucldood of ot()lon furo . .(Ri (80 mln.l - --- ·-----'- J IMS Water Service. Calf Jim La~ler, 304·675-7397,· If..,.,., i_C=:.::.uphoilior,r_ _:::: Jan gets her hand stuck 1n wall Cl) (]]) Wall Street Week LouiS Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with a week ly revtew of economic and tn vestment matters 9 :00 CD MOlliE : ' Private Benjamin' (!) MOVIE· 'The Wander· CIJ,IJ!l W........., WMIA/ Paul' buko hoot1 oo top Woohlngton Journlltho. - · · · lo~ .-wa .onoiYN ' ~ Cll CD 8:10 a.._ ·..-, 0--:2. rno-. I« ' 0 . . . . . . he -jhougll! of .. • ...,,. (111 (80 mli1,t • I' 'malii Moldnt • ~. 1\ 12 00 .,.. (J) 700 Club (IJ 1982 NCAA World Serial from Omaha. N E - 12 ·30 Gomo 13 C1J Q1 ~ MOVIE: 'The Nl~ht od tho City Scream . Ill Cll ® Doflas Chff Barnes forces J R to submn to h1s demands (R) (60 min) C1J Next Queatlon l]J) Made in Taiwan 'Tele vlston from the RepubliC of Chma.' F1rst of 2 parts • This special takes a look at television in Taiwan and at the same tir'ne exam1nes contemporary and tradt· tional Chinese culture (60 mm) 9 :30 (]) TBS Evening Nowo (]) Non·Fictlon Television 'Becoming American.· Thts documentary focuses on the Hmong, a tnbal people tn northern Laos. (60 mtn ) tO·OO 0 CDNewo CD NBC White Peper 'Facmg Up to the Bomb · John Hart exammes the bUild up bf nuclear arsenals 1n the U S and Sov1et Union (60 mtn.) Q Cll lit Falcon Creot Cole Ia badly Injured end at the mercy of Lance {Al (60 min.) (]}) Newawatch 10:30 II (}) Major League Baaeball: Cincinnati at loe Ang1l11 (D Sing o<rt Amodeo (]) Mojor League BoooNII: Atlanta at San Fronclocc Cll Suporot.r Proflle . (jj) Momrpfoce Theatre 'FUckars.' Amle gains respect for hit new bride, Mayde, whtn 1he pitches In tQ help convert an old warehbute into a movie studio. (80 min .) [Closed Captlof10dl · , 11 :00 Cll MOVIE: 'Going Apol' (D , MOVIE: 'Tho llenIUOUI , 1 :30 1 1 :00 1 :30 1 :46 2:00 2 ·30 2:46 3:00 3:30 4:00 4 :16 4 :30 Anolhor u.. lonny Hfff ljhow . ' T""""' 8hOw Johnny 10 ~ by ·oova of our Uvoo' ltor Potty W-or. (80mln.) CJ) Great Railway Jour neys ®Hanna's Ark 1D ~ Solid Gold 7:30 0 Cl3 Ins ide Look (]) American Trail CD In the Know (i1) Sneak Previews Ftlm hosts Roger Eben and Gene Stskel g1ve vtewers thetr assessme nts of what's flytng and what s floppmg at local movte theatres 8:00 0 CD CD Harper Valley Stell a get s a pan tn Flora 's play (R) Cil MOVIE· 'Sliver Streak' (]) MOVIE: 'Luck of Ginger Coffey' (]) MOVIE: 'Footsteps on the Moon' (]) MOVIE. 'Sanda of lwo Jlma' CIJ ID ~ Today ' a FBI Ill ([) ® Walt Disney Concluston 'The Treasure of San Bosco Reef.· A young boy stumbles across murder and stolen treasure (R) (60 min I Cll MOVIE ' Little tlrtncela ' (]]) Classic Country 8 30 0 CD CD One of the Boys Jonathon s dale fall s tn love wtth Adam (R) 9 00 IJ (l) CD Barbara Mandrell and the Man · dreU Sisters Barbara and her SlS iers are JOined by John Schnetder and Tern Gtbbs (A) (60 mm ) Cl) MOVIE : ' Hom e from the Hill' (() Love Boat A cold woman falls for a Romeo. a wtdow loses out 111 a romance wtth a denttst . and Vtckt drtves the crew crazy wtth her eHtcten cy (R) (60 mm) til CIJ ® MOVI E: 'Georgia Peaches' CHl Matinee at the Bijou 'Vamptre Ba1 Thts classtc horror story 1n I he tradttton oi Dracula and Franken stein oHers a blend of peasant supersttttons and small·town hystena (90 mm) G) t:n Mi ss Ohio Scholarship Pagent 9 :30 ([) Sherlock Holmes 10 :00 IJ (l) Major league Baseball: Cincinnati at Los Angele1 Cl) MOVIE· 'Atlantic City' (I) TBS EveninQ N ews x· •" EVEN ING a 8 :00 II Cil Cll ® News (IJ MOVIE: 'On tho Right T111ck' (I) Traveler' a World (!) God H11 the Anawar (J) Cle11lc Country (jj) MOVIE: 'Uttlo Prlnoeaa' 8:30 G Cil CD NBC News (J) Pro Celebrity Golf Borloo (f) News GCilConcom lit CBS Nowo 7:00 e (I) O.nce Fever .<D MOlliE: 'Don't Go Noor tho Wetor' Cll Judy Lynn Show (J) ESPN Sporto Center (D Chomplonohfp Wrostllnl_ Cllct<DHooHoW CD Lewninco Wolk ~~by THOMAS JOSEP H 3~ EXIst ACROSS 40 Tenrunated 1 Vend 41 Sly look 5 ChetTUcal DOWN compound · 10 Chinese port I Oregon c1ty 2 Dtckmson 11 Resptre l As1an lemur 12 Coms, m 4 caust1c Homa ll German 5 Vesttbule Yestrrday's Answer P .O.W camp 6 Shinto 14 Wallach 28 Encountered temple 18 Stncw 151ron IFr . l 29 Astan shrub 7 Mercury 's 21 Network 16 Zeus's 30 V1br<1nt shoes 22 Foolish da ughter 8 Euphona 23 Proft c1ency :11 LtquJd 17 Enigma 24 Foreshadow mea sure 9 Ruler 19 Tenth 25 Reliabl e :t6 Never 11 French 26 Phoneti C 1C c r 1 of a se n nver sound 37 Ptpc {'lbc.m 20 Before haw 15 Nounsh 21 Uproar 22 Decorated, as a ca ke 24 Judge Roy 25 Barge 26 Finn m Ingna 6/12/82 · m •CD • Cll a. • <11 N"':.;,. c-t ' . . County Jell' (]) Captioned ABC News (10 MOVIE: ' Phase IV' Q1 ~ Nlghtffne (]) Burna & Allan (]) ESPN· Sports Center (]) Nlghtllno (() PBS Leto Night CD (f) Fridays Tontghf s guest host. She lly Duvall. is jo1ned by AI Jarreau (R) (90 m1n) CD MOVIE: 'Brubaker' CD MOlliE: 'Quadrophenla' (]) Jack Benny Show (J) NCAA Tonnlo: Divi sion I Women'a Cham· pionahlp (I) Frldaya Tontght 's guest host. Shelly Duvall. IS Jotnttd by AI Jarreau. IR) (90 mtn) CD SCTV Network 0 Cil SCTV 90 JIP (]) I Married Joan (J) My Uttlo Margie CD ID ~ News (10 MOVIE: 'It's Alive ' (]) MOVIE : 'The Fugitive Kind' D Cil News (]) Bachelor Father (IJ MOVIE: ' Night Move1' (J) Ufo of Alloy (]) ESPN Sporta Center CD MOVIE: 'EIYlol' (J) Bumo & Allen (J) Jock Bonny Show (J) 1982 NCAA World Serle• from Omeha, NE • Game 12 (J) I Morrlod Joan CD MOVIE : 'You Ught Up My Ufo' (I) MOVIE: 'Return of Doctor (I) My Uttfo Margie SATURDAY NurN' ())~RFD ·uv-c..- I ' Iii (]) MOVIE: 'Jeckoon 8 C1J ' ; <II' ...,_ Bon· • /\1-<f Clit in th' bac~ so's Slim's cousin ~in sit up here RON'S Te lev•s•on Servt ce Specializing in Zen1th and Motorola , Quazar , and house calls Phone 576·2398 or 446 2454. ~laf MOlliE: 11M • 1974 CADILLAC Coupe · DeVIlle, ex"llent con· dlilon, . 4 door, tw.·FM, :tape, all j)ower, $1750, 304· •675-5173 after 5p.m. A.LlfY HI\VfN'l I.JOYE() Yt'U E N \ Yl.JUI.:: Gene's. St ea m Carpet Clea n· Sco tch Gaurd· Fr ee est1m a tes-spn ng spec 1a ls Gene Sm 1th, 992 ·6309. Cll Nodonol Googropllic MotorHomit 1 Ca!llpen i..:iLUf\.1 ~~ 450 Case Dozer tilt & angle blade, S8500. Will trade for truck or farm tractor . 6T4· 6-13· 2918. 19 inch Sony portable color TV, like new cond., SJOO. IU'~'.r"• Call446·7781 evening . WH '! c;(' NOW THAT PEACE HAS BEEN RESlORED. 1 THIN K. WE SHOULD HAVE A CE LEBRATIO N ! ... ZUMPLAZE VERE MINE ~LENTS VILL B.E APPREOATED! Home r emode ling, it lu mt n· mu m sid in g, gutters, win · dows, storm doors. 15 yr expen ence, free estim ate Call614-367·0490 . 84 Evanrue trl · haul, new paint job, new seats new astrolurf, lnboartl outboard motor, new some repair on motor , $700 . .Call 614·446· 8274. 006 RAN AI'IAY. &HE TOOK OFF . AFTEK. IT, AND-· swer 446-1758. 1978 Kawasaki KZ ;roo, ex· celfenl shape, 304-773·5823. Boatsand Motors for Sale ~HEN HER ADMIT THEIR PAREMT6 C & R Paint Center Professional painters , com m ercia l and res iden1ial, insured . 41 Court St ., GalliPOlis, 446·9458, no an· 83 _ = ~ic:!~fi~g= Gallipolis Dtversi fied Con· 1971 Harley Davison Super st . Co. Custom dozer & glide. Call 446·7015 or 446· back hoe work . Spec 1a l 9582 . farm rates. Ca ll us for free .est1mates . 446·4440. 1979 Honda CB 400 Hawk Ca ll446·8015.or 446·3731. For water lines, sewer lmes, septic tank s ot leaky 1977 Honda 750, extras. ba se m ents ca ll Hayman The Hoeman. 614 992·2618. 6, 200 miles . Call446·3882. 75 P!IRENT TO THE Oll\ER C HRI ST IAN 'S CON · STRUC TION . Cons tr , roofing, siding, spouting, fencing, painting, repair s & c lea n1n g. 446·2000, ca ll before 8 and after 5 30. 1980 Honda odessey and a 1978 XL250 Honda motor· c y c le. Call614·388·8711 . 1981 Black Suzuki 450L . Good cond . 614-992 ·2570. 151 AHNIE 1'fA5 5HUTIUHG FROio\ ONE KIDG AI<E A5HAI'ED TO Masonary work , Logue Contractt n g, Rt 1. Ewinglon Ca ll 61088· 9939 82 1979 Star Craft 15 ft . tri haul , lis~ & ski boat, red & white metallic , 80 HP M er · cury with extras. Ex . cond. Ca ii 614-367·0J94. ~MY GUE$5 THE MY l F16URE ANNIE . YOU f(.NQ~ HOI'i 501'E Creative wood dec ks , pressurized pine, cedar & redwood . Free est1mate Cal l 614·388:9762 ,, One bedroom apartment, partially furnished In Hen· dl>rson . Phone 304·675-1972. Apartments, furnished and unfurnishe d. References. 304·675· 1365. room LAYNE 'S FURNITURE 46 Spac~forR en_! __ Sofa, chair , rocker , ot COU NTRY MOBILE Home l oman, 3 tables, (extra Park, Route 33, North of heavy by Frontier), $685. Pomeroy Large lots Ca ll Sof a, cha1r and 1ovesea t , 992 7479 S275 Sofas and c hairs pri ced from S285 to S795 . Sma ll tr a il er spaces . Tables, SJ8 and up to $109 . Hi de·a·beds,$340, qu ee n Mason 304 773 565 1 s1ze. $380 Rec l1ners, $175. ' toS295 . Lamps from S18 . 1o want~ ed~tO Re nt 47 - ~S65 5pc dinettesfrom$79 ., - - - - - - __ Wanted to rent warehouse, to SJ85 7 pc ., S189 and up . storage butld1ng or large Wood table with 4 c hair s, garage'" c1 t y of Ga ll ipoli s. S219 up to S495 Desk SllO. Hut c hes . SJOO and SJ75 .. Ca ll446 3159 maple or p1ne finish . Bassett Bedroom su ites Wan ted to rent sma ll fur· Che rry, S795. Bunk bed n1shed house 1n Ga llipolis. complete with m attresses, Must be tn good condi t1on . S250 and up to SJ95. Cap· Mrs Mary Rusk James, fatn's beds, $275. com pl ete. 446 0728 Baby beds. S99. Mattresses or box spring s, full or fwtn, S58 • firm , S68 and S78. 49 _F~r Leas!_. _ Queen se ts , S195 4 dr . Unfurn modern 2 bdr ap t . chests, $42. 5 dr chests, for lease overlook tn g ci ty $5.4 . Bed frames, S20.and park . $175 permo Ca ll 446· S25, 10 gun · Gun ca binets, 1819 SJ50 • dmelle cha~rs S20. and $25. Gas or e lec tri c - - - - - - - - --r a n ges, $325 . Baby Merebandlse matresses, S25 & $35, bed fr a m es S20, S25, & SJO. Used Furn1ture bookcase, 51 Household Goods ranges and TV 's. 3 mil es out Bul avi ll e Rd . Open 9am Wh.rlpoo l Supre m e 70 cop- to 7pm, M on . thru Fri., 9am pertone washer and e lec ti c to 5pm, Sa l dryer, $200 for both 446 0322 Kelv 1na tor port . d1 s h · washe r , $15 Cal l 446·7930 Frost tree r efr1 ge rator , or 614 319 2114 coppe rtone, like new. $160 Call446-8181 . Maytag au to was her and Fngtdaire multi tern · pe r ature dryer Ea ch A · 1 Gold & turquoise li v ing mechan1cally, $90 each room couch . Hard rock guaranteed Ca ll 614·256· map le coff ee table . Call 446-2222 1207. RAY'S U SED FUR · NITURE LIVing r oo m SU 1fe S65. twm beds S75. c hest $30, oak breakfast set 565, elec tri c hot water hea ter S50. gas range S75, fan SIO. hosp1la l bed S100, r ocker S20. Call614·367·0637 S4 55 992·2362 . Large house on Broadway St in Racine $250. per month plus deposi t InQuire at the Woodshed on Broad· way or ca ll Teafords Really . Misc. Merchilndice Used sofa, loveseat. chair. used blue carpet various sizes, used side by side refrigerator , built in gas oven. gas cook top . Ca ll Corbin&: Snyder Furniture, 446· 1111. THO ~N WE.oVl "'""""" a4l< S4 Federa l no . 6, 12 gauge shot gu n she ll s. field loads. $4.99 per box . Spnng Valley Trading Co .• Spnng Valley Plaza, 446·8025. ?'AOSE Nice loca tion Deposit. Fire place and famtly room . 614- Friday, June 11, 1982 Ohio M16HT VACA"TIOI-J IF EVER'/"THIN6 ) I I ) tTERLIP IJ I I (J a: KI I I JKI THE EL.SE FAIL-5. Now arrange the circled letters to form the turpriM antwer. as sug· goottd by tho olxMI cartoon r 1I I J (Answeratomorrow) Veolo"'a .1 1 Jumbloo: EVENT WEARY DISOWN SUBDUE Y An1wer: If aome "ewltchlng " Ia done, thle theater roup oould "occupy" tlloao END SEATSRSTANDEES" 27 Highlander's ca p 28 Johnny Reb's foe 32 Fortify 33 Festival 34 MacGraw 35 An ex Jagger 37 Give off 38 Basketbail's Bob - DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it. Is AXVDLBAAXR LONGFELI. OW One letter s1m ply stands for another In t h1 s samp le f\. 1s used for the three L's, X for the two O's <' lc S1ngle le tt er s·. apostrophes, the length and formatiOn of the words a re ail hints Each day the code lett ers a,re d1tlerent CRVPTOQUOTES TO EYO PT MDLX ET EMMDIOZ LD UYRO MP UUMO UD VAPM ZYO L TRG GOY. UAOYO PL U APT MDW O IDYMZ . - PTEZDY E Z RLVEL Yesterday's Cryploquole: YOU TAKE PEOPLE AS FAR AS THEY WILL GO NOT AS FAR AS YOU WOULD LIKE THEM TO GO.-JEANNE'ITE RANKIN �CHARLESTON, W.Va. (API A Roman Catholic priest has ad· mit ted he lied when he told police a dramatic story of being a bducted at gu npoint while stopped at a traf· fie lig ht near Pittsburgh, a n FBI agent said Thursday . The Rev. David Dzermejko still says h<' was lddnapped, but that he actually picked up his alleged abductors while drivi ng along Inter· sta te 70 In Ohio. said Specia l Agent Jeff Kimball. "Why he lied, or why he cha nged his story after the abduction, I'm golng to ha ve to stay In a 'no com· m ent ' fi eld, " said Kimball, who Is based In the FBI' s Pitt sburgh office. Meanwhile, officials could not ac· count for a discrepancy between the accounts Dzermejko gave Ka· naw ha Count y authorities and the FBI. Kanawha County a uthorities said Dzermejko told them he was locked ln the trunk of his luxury car during the kidnapping. Kimball said the priest told the FBI he was kept ln the back sea t on the floor the entire time. Officia ls do agree that Dzer· m ejko, 33, was fo und wandering along Interstate 79 near Elkview north of Charleston early Tuesday. Pollee said he told them he had had been abd ucted by two men as he stopped at a tral!lc light In Pitts· burgh and released five hours later. Dzermej ko told reporters Tues· day that he was waiting at the tral· fie signa l when "someone suddenly had a gun to my head and told me If I moved I'd be dead. I was literally thrown out of the car a nd Into the back seat. They were constantly threa tening to shoot." Kimball sa id Dzermejko re· canted that story on Wednesday and admitted he lied about the clr· cumstances ol the kidnapping. Kimball said that ln Dzermejko's new version, the priest picked up the two men while they were hitch· hlldng along Inter state 70 near St. Clairsville , Ohio, about 60 miles west of Pittsburgh . Kimball declined to comment on why Dzermejko was driving through Ohio. Chur ch officials had said the priest was on his way to visit his parents In Braddock, Pa ., whe n the abd uction took place. A secretary a t St. Teresa's Ro man Ca tholic Church In Perrysville, Pa., said the priest was In seclusion and could not be reached for comment. "I really don't know where he Is. I really don't," she said . " It' s kept more or less secretive. I know he's rec upera tlng." Truce in Lebanon· battle in Falklands northofLon~ By The ASI!IOCiated Press IsraelandthePLOhaltedfight!ng In Lebanon Saturday night alter another round of fierce Israel! air, sea and land attacks that left 200 reported dead tn Beirut. The ceasefire came a little more than a day alter a truce between Israel! and His mother , Mrs. Albert Dzer · mej ko, declined to discuss the case. "David Isn' t home," Mrs. Dzer· mejko said. "I can't say anythlng. Right now he has no comment." Kimball said It will be up to the U.S. attorney's office to decide whether to press charges agalnst Dzermej ko for lytng to pollee. Dzermejko's car was discovered Tuesday evening In Wheeling, a nd pollee had said they were per· plexed about why the men kld· napped the priest In Pittsburgh, released him 225 miles away tn Charleston, a nd then drove back to ward Pittsburgh to West VIrginia's Northern Panhandle. Kimball said the priest has not changed the rest of his story. He told pollee he was robbed of his car, $200 ln cash, his Identification and credit cards by the two assailants, who are at large. Syrian troops took e ffect. Israel and the Palestine Liberatlon Organization said ln separate statements that their cease-fire would begin at 9 p.m. (3 p.m. EDT) alter a week of savage fighting, but Israel warned tha t If the guerrillas continued their attacks "we will feel nPws conference Wednesday. He also a nswered quest ions on ot her subjects. saying for the record. for instance. thai he will sign a tax hik<' bill pending in the Legis· Ia ture if it passes. "Thcrr' s no other wa:: out. We have to keep the s tate running.'' sa id Rhodes. who reques ted the tax increase to help erase a projeeted state budget defic it. Hr a lso gave views on Tuesda y's primary election. the gubernatorial nominees and their ca mpaigns. Most of what he said was predlc· ta ble . Yes, he wil l support a nd cam · palgn for U.S. Rep. Clarence J. Brown, the GO P nominee. He wi ll givr advice If Brown requ<'sts it , " but I don't know \\!ha t want it on." h~ wou ld Rhodes volunleered advice about bitter campa igns - which he him· self used to wage early in his career - without pointing the finger at anyone. But it was obvious he was refer· ring to the ac rid charges a nd count er-charges that marked the Democratic as well as thE' Republl· can ca mpa ign . He seemed to be sending the mes· sage to Brown a nd Richard F. Celeste, the Dem ocra ti c nominee, wi th regard to the ir fa ll contest. " It 's the behav ior of the candl· date, the program he presents and what the people believe In," the governor said . He sa id he Intends to coopera te with both candida tes between now and the fa ll e lection If they request Information about state concerns. He expects to meet soon with Brown to talk about Ohio's troubled economy "and I expect Dick Ce· leste will be coming In here, too," he sa id . Rhodes promised tha t there will be no bitterness during the guber· na torial tra nsition after the No vember election as there was. he Implied, in 1975 whe n he succeeded Card numbers ATLANTIC CITY , N.J. (AP) Playlng-card manufacturers can't be hurting. One Atlantic City hotel-casino a lone, the Cla ridge, used up 12,337,000 cards last year, plus 27,375 sets of dice. Democrat J ohn J. Gllllga n. "We came In here a nd the plumbIng was broke. There was no carpel. The phones lines were gone," he said. . In 1954, when Rhodes m ade his first bid for governor, he made vi· clous attacks aga inst the lncum· bent, Democrat Frank J . Lausche, and wound up losing by 213,000 votes. Tha t was when he learned to stick to Issues the people are concerned about , he says. "Frank Lausche ," he once said Seeks support • luttS ln a n Interview, "gave me my Ph.D." Rhodes was asked whether he felt the promise of "no new taxes" by Attorney General Wllllam J. Brown - a them e Rhodes has used to wih elections - helped or hurt the loslng Democrat In that party's gubernatorial primary . " I don't know. You'll have to ask him ... It's not a m atter of what I think. There's nothing deader than a former governor,' ' Rhodes said. To visit Wednesday The Meigs County Unit of the American Red Cross Bloodmobile will be a t the senior c it izens center Wednesday, June 16. Veterans Memorial Adm itted .. James Adams, Pome· roy; Sally Cadle, Pomeroy; Oscar Imbode n , Minersv ille; Laura Scott. Middleport. Dlscharged .. Roy Rutt er. Paul Darnell, William Lee. FATAL CRASH- Gordon Douglas Lawrence of Scarborough, Ontario, was killed Thursday when the truck he was driving went out of control on an Interstate 65 bridge linking Kentucky and Indiana. Lawrence died when the cab of th e truck tumbled some 50 feetlo the roadway below. lAP Laserphoto) . Seven calls were a nswered by to ,_...:.:::...=~~.:..::..:.:__ Middleport a t 3:33p. m . took Shlr· ley Frazier from Stone WQQ\1 Apartments to Veterans Memorial Hospita l; at 6:29 p.m . took Blanche Wolfe from Gra nt St., to Holzer Medical Center, a nd at 9:09 treated Robert Klein a t 19 N. Second Ave. Pomeroy a t 1:32 p.m . took SallyCa · die from Gold Ridge to Veterans Memorial. Raclneat5:05p.m. took Joan Eva ns from Carpenter Road to Veterans Memorial a nd a t 11:54 p.m. took Charles Wolfe from Third St. to Veterans Memorial. Syra· cuse a t 2:55 p.m. took Richard Pey· ton from the fire sta llon to Veterans Memorial. 27 cases terminated in Meigs County Court Twcntv·one defend ants were fined and seve n ot hers forteited bonds in M!'igs Count y Court Wednesday. Fined by Judge Palric k O'Brien were Clyde Mat heny. Jr .. Torch . Mary Bowers. Reedsv ille, Bradley Bowvich, Bentleyview, Pa .. Kev in Kennedy, Massillon, Bria n White, Pomeroy a nd Robert Clonch, Mid· dlepor1, $20 and costs each, speed; Edward Young. Pomer)', $10 a nd costs, no tra iler plates; Ronald K. Estep, Mason. $21 a nd costs, speed; Frank Mount s. Wateriord, Eric Lipscomb. Hemlock Grove and Theresa A. Shaffer, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, $22 a nd costs each, speed; Joe Brown, Minersville, $5 and costs, unsafe vehicle; Dean Colwell, Vln· ton. $10 anq costs, excessive speed for conditions; Grover Arnold, Pomeroy, $23 a nd costs, speed; Jack Hayes, New Haven, $30 and costs, speed; Ronald Dailey, Por· tl and , $5 a nd costs, unsafe vehicle; Terry Rowley, Middleport , $5 and costs, unsafe vehicle; Wa yne L. Adam s, Rt. 1, Rutland,$5 a nd costs, excessive speed; Lewis H. Bush, Rl. 1, Mtnersvllle, $20 and costs, failu re to stop for school bus; Dar· lene K. Reeves, Rt. 1, Middleport, $20 and costs, left of center ; Frank B. Smatowltz, Rl. 1, Long Bottom, $50 and costs, reckless opera tion ; Paul Reeves, Albany, costs only, nounced at a news confr rence in the office of Gov. James A. Rhodes . Foundallon president Jacques A. Caldwell and university president Char les J. Ping also announced that trustees of the Institution will vote June 24 on a proposa l to na m e Its journalism school the E. W. Scripps School of J ouma llsm . They sa id the 5!\.year -old school not only will bear " the name of one the most distinguished names 1n American journalism, but would move to a newly remodeled and expanded facility to be named E.W. Scripps Ha ll. " Caldwell said the Ohio University journalism school Is "already one of the largest In the country and Is fast becoming one of the most oi' pres tigious. " The foundation president added, ''It Is particularly appropriate that this assoc la tlon be esta blished with a major univer sity In Ohio because it was In Ohio that E .W. Scripps seven days confinement, one year probation, disorderly conduct. Forteitlng bonds were Richard 0. Ellis, De!awa1 e, $70.50, no operators license; Goldie R. Marsh, Weston, W. Va. , and Kay Hukill, Marie tta , $40.50 each, speed ; Lloyd P. Moore, Columbus and Sue A. Simpson, Mlddleprt,$50.50 each, speed; Jess W. Wood, Buckeye Lake , $45.50, expired tag; P erry A. Smith, Rt. 1, Raclne, $70.50, speed. __________________ LEA-ANN PORTRAITS ByROBERTE. MDWLER Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Ohio's lawmakers will grapple this week with a heavily amended contraption of a bW designed to solve Ohio's money woes. ButGov.JamesRhodes, whosayshewlllstgntheblll, put pressure on the legislature Saturday by Issuing a standby order for a drastic, 28.56percentspendtngcutlf the bill doesn't pass. 4 • 8 X 10 3 •5X 7 15 -Wallets ,. -".... Only 14.95 c: Group 1.00 Each Additional Subject - :1111 "' ~ You Pay 4.00 at Sitting-10.95 at Delivery "' NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER ASSURES NATURALLY EXPRESSIVE POSES SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED Gerry Cooney lost his bid to de-throne WBC heavyweight champion Larry Hobnes In the 13th round of their title match. Fill' a complete report, see page ~. JONES BOYS STORE POMEROY, OH . SAT., JUNE 12th FATHER'S DAY CHAIR SALE RABBIT "L'' IN MIDDLEPORT &CHESTER •BALLET Call: 949-2710 Before June 15, 1982 ESCORT l 2-000R STANZA DELUXE $5990' $7128• 560<6' $6799' FRONT·WHEEL DRIVE v' U'1i1FT UGHT v' TltANSVEitSE v' v' 2-000f! v' v' v' v' "" •Mb'o_.....IJ>!Ko...ruding""'lillo,lkinoo,-...,...,.-....... ~- ......... •JAZZ AGES: 3 And Up 2-000RSR5 v' OVBIMEAD CAM ENGINE COROLLA 2-000R FUEL rNJECTION MOUNTED ENGINE •TAP Luxurious soft leather-like , vinyl creates a supe(bly comfortable recliner. This Berkline• "Wallaway® " allows you to fully recline just Inches from the wall. Deep hand tied button tufted shaped back with padded arms makes II the most wanted seat In the house. Special Father's Day sale prices on our entire stock of quality recliners, rockers, wallaway reclihers, swivel rockers and rocker/recliners. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ·, Tuunuunerd record holder NIIIICY Lopez wUl be apoillchted when NBC 8porCII afrlllhe LPGA CllamploiJehlp, oae of the most p; up.. eveal11 In women's p~; odiaJ. Fur prop'tlllllllln ...... .-all1'11ke-0Di!. ' ~tbs ... : .. .. , A-5 Area Aiol!gtbeRiver .... B-1-8 BusiDeas •••••••••••• E-t . ~eel ads ...... 1»7 •••• ; • . • . • A.·W Farm. .•••••.•••••.•. E-Z ~t0rl81 -aunlvel'll81')' ',. F-1~ Locll •• ; •••••• A.W.E-3 POMEROY - Keith Wood, game protector with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife, reports that Friday afternoon he went to a remote and heavily-wooded area of Meigs County to investigate reports of a large, furry creature. The Meigs County Sheriff's Department had earlier received several · phone calls from area residents, reporting the sightings, and the investigation of these complaints was referred to the Division of Wildlife. Wood made a thorough inspection of the area of the reported sightings and, while he did not observe any creature, he did find a large, muddy footpring near a water hole. Wood could not identify the animal responsible for the Impression, which measured eighteen and threequarter inches in length, however, he said the creature had six toes on each foot and probably walked erect. Tufts of light-i:olored hair or fur were found in the muddy footpring and in a tree near the water hole. These hair or fur samples were collected and will be sent to a laboratory for analysis. In addition, a plaster cast was made of the foot· pring to assist in the identification of the creat.ure. Wood $ted that he knew of ·no animal native to Southeastern Ohio with fur or fool· · prints such as thOse which were found. :rile creature appe~~ra to be no threat to residents, as those persona had reported seeing it stated that It seemed more afraid of them than IIleY. of it, running away . ,811 80011 as It .realized it had been !'I • 11 Sec tt on s, 84 Pages 35 Ce nt s A Multtm edta In c. N ews paper PROBES ROBBERY - Lt. Alva Sullivan of the Gallla County Sheriff's Department prepares to enter the Crown City post oHtce alter the Charles Street ~ ••••• 1)-1·2 .••• • , •••.• ;C.l-8 Tlb-Oae , . ... •. ~ . . IDiert would get a 5 percent pay boost July I if the bill were approved. Under a n earlier ve rsion, the increasewas to be delayed un til Dec.!. And while the Income a nd corporate taxes are being raised, the bill repeals, as of next Jan . 1, a newly· enacted tax on syrup used to make soft d r·inks. The House had extended the tax to ca ns a nd bottles of soft drlnks. Bul undN the bill , It would not a ppl y to a ny such products. were seen. Wood echoed Ibis sentiment, 111ying iMdence at' the scene of the I · ~·i~J!:e:::e~ diet of lllnls ind smaJl insecls. ~ facWty was robbed at gunpoint of an undcterminL-d amount of cash and money orders Saturday by a white male. News briefs... Anti-pollution bacteria COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Researchers at Ohio State University say bacteria can convert toxic mercury to Its metalllc state so It can be removed from lndusb1al waste before It pollutes the environment. Certain bacteria, they say, produce enzymes which can conve11 mercury compounds to metal. Jeffrey Williams, an assistant professor of pharmacy, says he has untangled the complex reaction of certain enzymes which cause tonic mercury to change to Its Uqul< metal form. In that state, It can be filtered and collected from waste. Ill' the spring of 1970, Ohio suspended commercial fishing In Lake Erie for a time because of mercury pollution. Wllllams said Ionic mercury usually found In waste combines with methane to form toxic methyl mercury, which penetrates body membranes and Is difficult to excrete. Japanese scientists subsequently found that bacteria can detoxify mercury solutions. This led to other scientific work which found bacterta that resist mercury, and Williams Is looking at strains ~hlch survive tn toxic mercury solutions. Taxpayers best friends WASHINGTON (AP)- The National Taxpayers Union on Friday named Ohio ~ps . Delbert Latta and Clarence Mlller, both Republl· cans, and Ronald MQ!tl, a Democrat, as the "taxpayers' best friends." The group; which ~bles for reduced taxes and government spending, Bllld Ohio's Democratic senators, Howard Met:zenbaum and John Glenn, were ''big spenders," ha'<lngvoted tQreducespend· ing only 00 peri:ent of !he time. Also getUilg:the group's Sllellder tag were Reps. Thomas Luken, Mary Rose Oakar and Louis Stokes, all Democrats. Latta and Mottl, who Was 'defeated In TueSday's'prtmary by Ed- I E~;~~~~:to~;:reduOI!;:··· ·. who Sta~tloual ' ( .... tnfitttl ot her hand , extended until April 30, !983. It depends on the direction of Ohio· s recession· riddled economy. At the same time, the measure requires a IOpercent c ut In most state agency spending, except thai bas ic education and welfare for the most part would escape wltha4 percent red uction. And If tax revenues fail to pick up, there would be a further aeross- the-boardcut of 1 percent nextJanuary. While those cuts are belng made, state employees Bigfoot sigh~ings investigated in Meigs; prints, fur found This artist's composite shows John W.lllnckley Jr. In a series of )IOIItul'es be has adopted durIng this week's ~om of his trW In federal court. A complete report of the late8* detall,s of the trf8l appeanl on D-1. PRICE only rura l route maps.He purchased a money order, and as she gave him change, he tossed a brown bag on the counter and told her tofllllt with the cash, money orders and th e machine. Investigators were told the man was holding a chrome-plated handgun at counter level. While Mrs. Ran· kln got the money orders from the safe, he came across the counter and yanked the telephone cord from the wall. Because the bag was crumpled, the suspect repOrtedly helped Mrs. Rankin put themachlnelnslde. "After the tnttlal shock, I figured out he knew what he wanted, be· ca!lse he didn't take all that much money, " Mrs. Rankin later said, In· dlcatlng the suspect was alter the money orders. The man then told Mrs. Rankin to lie down on the floor, and reportedly told her to tell anyone who asked her about the Incident that It was com· mltted by a black man . He then left. It wasn't known lnnmedlately If the suspect fled by car, although (Contlnued on page A4) HOURS: ltii6P.M. CI• . . II'Oll-11101'-IIICA RABBIT l Howard L. Collier, state budget director, told Rhodes on Friday that reductions of that magnitude would mean "dlsmantllngofessentlalstateservlces." The long-debated measure, which m ay come to a vote In both the House and Senate on Wednesday, Is loaded with contradictions. In almost an "excuse me" manner, It raises the Income tax by 50 percent temporarily, from July 1 until March 31, 1983. Or It could be dropped Feb. l-or, on the CROWN CITY - "I just wish we had a little more to go on," said a Gallla County Sheriff's Depa1tment Investigator In the altermathofSat· urday morning's armed robbery of the Crown City post office. A white male relieved the post office of an undetermined amount or cash and money orders, tn addition to a money order machlne, accord· !ngtolnvestlgators, whoareconttnutng tbelr probe Into the Incident. VIrginia Garlic, the vUlage post· master, said U.S. postal Inspectors from Columbus were expected to be on the scene by late Saturday aftemoon. Investigators said the Incident began around 9:40 a .m ., roughly 20 minutes before thepostofflceclosed. The male entered the Charles Street establishment and asked for the price of a money order from assist· ant postmaster Margaret Rankin. At the time, another customer en· tered the post office and the man left. He returned five minutes later and asked Mrs. RankinforamapofPolnt Pleasant. Mrs. Rankin told the man she had PACKAGE SPECIAL rlfo~r;O;h;;lo;;U;n;lv;e;rs;;l;ty;,';';Rh;;;od;e;;s;sa;;;;td;.;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ FOR SUMMER CLASSES '~ Gun wielding bandit hits Crown City post office Today's T-S Full Living Color started his first newspaper In Cleveland, and It's In Ohio which continues to be the home of the par· ent company of the Scripps enterprlses ln Cincinna ti and the loca tion of many of Its operations." The govet nor said the grant will help provide new opportunities for young journalists In Ohio and around the nation. "It's a great day CARPENTER'S DANCE STUDIO N'O WTAKING ENROLLMENT a Middleport· Pomeroy- Gallipolis- Point Pl easa nt Sunday, Jun e 13, 1982 0 U journalism school will get CO LUMBUS, Ohio (A PI -Ohio University in Athens will receive a $1.5 million gra nt for it s journalism progtam . The gift from the Scr ipps· Howa rd Vou ndation was a n· .- . I .. knew oft he at tack when our Infantry appeared among them . Therealter there was hard flghtJng before their positions were take n." He gave no cas ualt y figures , but said indicalions wer~ that British casualties w0rellght . Gov. Rhodes issues standby executive order cal units Thursday' the Meigs County Emergency Medical Ser· vice reports. quarlers a t Non hwood, don, sa Id Br It a In · s commander-In-chief, Adm . Sir John Fieldhouse, considered the operalion a "brillian t surprise night a ttac k." Nott said most of the Argentine defenders were asleep and " first Vol . 16 No . t7 Copyrighted t 982 Emergency runs A suit for support under the Re· ciprocal Agreement Act was filed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Megan J. Gra nda ! agal nsl Daniel P. Gra nda !. By The A880Ciated Press Brltlsh commandosandlnfant ry, covered by air and naval bombard· ment, overra n Argentlne poslilons 12 miles west ofStanleylnasurprlse attack before dawn Saturday a nd battled to within seven miles of the Falklands capital, British officials a nnounced. TheArgentlneJolnt ChlefsofStaff reported "heavy fighting" around Stanley. Argentine military sources In Buenos Aires sa id the battle In· volved warplanes and helicopter gunships from both s ides a nd could be the beginning of Britain's long· awa ited assa ult to retake the Falk· la nd Islands. Brlllsh Defense Minister John cease." Rhodes offers good advice to candidates COLUMBUS. Ohio tAP! - As one of Ohio's most successful politi· cia ns. veteran Gov . James A. Rhodes has some advice for ca ndi· dates who s ling mud a nd stay mad at their opponents. Bltlerness. he says, "goes for naught (In the opinion of the votin g public 1 ... I think that son of thin g Is terrible." The 72-year·old Republican, fin · ls hing out an unprecedented foUJ1h, four -yea r term , ta t kL~ politics at a free toreactwlth all our might." ' More than a half-hour alter the cease-fire was announced, the guns fell silent In the Lebanese capital. The PLO said It ceased fire In accordance with U.N. resolutions that also call for an Israeli wlthdrawal from Lebanon. Reliable Leba· nese sources said the truce was worked out In Intensive telephone contacts Involving Saud! Crown Prince Fahd, President Reagan and PLO ctilefYasserAra fat. But Israeli Foreign Minister Yltz· hak Shamlr told Israel Television that Israe l had "decided to make an experime nt, not as a resuli of the Intervention of outsiders. It was our Initiative. We decided to ma ke another a !tempt, and If the terrorists cease their fire , then firing will ..~and, in Walla Walia wa:Yue lAing, U.S. F,ore~t Semce spokesman, displays tile plaster call of the hot of the cnallre llcbted 'l'banday aear Walla Walla, Wasb. Allo 011 the deU II lllbtdl of the "BIIfeiot" draWD by Paul Freeman, the forell service workerwllouys be BIIW the creature. (AP Laserpboto). 'federal 58 pereent of the voted to sjlendlng reduce federal spending 59.., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 11, 1982