https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/af978c742dd38ef78232b6c9f44ec41b.pdf 9ab911d6009080431edb2d9b59a91bcd PDF Text Text Wednesday, June 16, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-14-The Daily Sentinel Four people fined )J()(lJ'ci ••• __________________________~-~~C~o~n~ti~nu=e=d~fr~o~m~~~g~e~1l________________ Four people were fined and six other s forfeited bonds In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Clar ence Andrews Tuesday night. Fined wer e Jim Will. Pomeroy, $213 and costs, pu!1JOse to defraud; Richard Icenhower, Mason, W. Va .. $363 and costs. driving while Intox ica ted: Danny Will. Pom eroy. $43 and costs, Improper backing; and Heinz Coa tes, Pomeroy, $63 and costs. no oper ator s license and $43 and cos ts, !allu re to y ield the right of wa y . Constance Bullock, Clar endon, Pa . fotieited a $43 bond on a charf:e of !allu re to y ield the right of way. For feiting bo nds on speeding c har g es w e r e Ted G ree n. Som erset, $47: John R<X', New Haven, $48: Robert Knapp, RockbridgP, $46: Meli ssa Hubbard, Sy rac use. $48: St<•vt• Pec kh a m. Middleport , $46: and Jackie Shepherd. Ga llipolis, $47 . Bonds forfeited ("L ()."'.E U '! - .\ -. iJ.r., n infurmin g t · u ~u n lt' rs tltt' Hatfield and MeCoy a ppl huw' ' a nd {"; U' IH'I ing outll'l a t t ht• ~ i h t•r 1\rid~t · Pl aza in Gallipoli.'i is d o~t '<l fnr im t·n tm)· ha... ht ·t·n h ;w gin ~ in t ht • ... tor(·fr ont window sin <:t' Fri day . l{t ' pU!i ~ ha \ t ' twt'll t·in·ulat in g t ht • ninl'· ..;t u rt· (' ha.in will dost· fur goud , and fi\ t ' lt H"al " ton · t'lllplo.\ ' 't'"' ha \ ,. n ·n·i \ t•d I hl'ir b.t~· off notkes. Ar~a deaths ~ Ut "\"i\" ill ).! is ;~ da ug h!Pr , Mrs. \ ao m i Hm.. ·ll n i.lud.\ "1 :\1il lrr of Cockrys· '-Ji lt ·. \ ld : two .l.'Ta ndchildrr n: two " l"h'l"'-, :'\.1r '-.. J u d ~o n t HPlf'n t Whit r 1d ~ l l ddl t ' pO rt a nd M r s. 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HTtt'< l tl h· '-f'f'O n d t i m• · tn .lt! h ll \\. l lm\·i·ll on \ u\· ";'. l ~li i.l .1nd ti t· .11'-P Jllti"j ·, kd hl'f" in dl '. l th 111 ( )(_- tt ti)l 'l J'l(";" \ t ', t l" '- ·1 <'llhl 'l ( :r;tl'P l' ni! Pd :vlcthodist Cllutr h ur J{ut la nd L'nitPd MC' thooo( dl'-1 ( "hu rt" ll Middleport r~c~ ipts total $72.,999. 79., rep()rt s"ys tll sbur st' lllt'll t s. $I I_.I-I-1. 2i. f ll"l ' huUSI'. IHl r eceipts, no di . . IJUrSt ' ll H'Il ! S. $14. 107.05 : pla nning Cfl lli!I Jl SS l fJ II . Ill! fl'l"l! lplS, $5. 04 , $ ! : ~! ! J j : Silll Jt; u·.\" St'Wl'/' l'S("I"llW, 110 1t' l"l't pl s. ttu di s bu rs ement s. Th e tutal nf ;til .\ 11tld lt•ptrrl \ 'r!LJL:t' r Jllt ll lll'S i-il!l 1JU I1 1t·d [t l $~ ~ . / lifi .i !l . t t.'MCJ y :n. ("i(" ("(lrdtll l'_ !It th t· ll\llll tlr h uf S!<ik ll lt'/1( f!! ( 'lt •r k ·l l"t'ii SUI" I' I" ,l1o11 Buck. Hl·r·t•tpt s . d!.'- IJUI" '> t"JIJ( 'Jih fn t tilt' rnont lt an d tilt • IJi! l; trll 1· til t'.td~ f111Jd a S r1f l ht • t'IHi tlf .\1.t\ !IH JudnJ gl'ill' r al . $J:l.O~~j Cii. $:!:)Jib ·I I. $1J.8i2 .0fi: s!n ·d H l, ll ll klt;tllt "t·. $10.3!>1 .2:!. $6 .0·111 01. ~1. 1 11·1 !iH tkft t 1\. HUD. $2fi .OOO . $!·1.;11;', 111. >·1.;1:\ ill. r evenUL' s h , trtr h ~. nn n ·n·1ph. S:J. J04 .48 . $-l,lfi!J.!)!I. '> ll"l'l't l l)'h t. lln l'l't'l' lpts. $1. 207:\7. $~. ~ 1!1fL~ 1 2: s(rt'l' l Polict> t 'q UI Jlll lt'rlt. tlt •fll· ll : $-1 .2;J ~. tu n per CJ te v~ hJ c le , crimi na l trl'spass tn g, dri vtll L! undl'r suspen-; tun . dl'stru ct ion uf pro pert y ami S!l ll hara ss rm·n t . Cru lst· r s were dri ven 1,123 miles dun n!-! the mont h and parking meter Cr el tteans. Of thr tota l ;nTt•sb, t'H-' ht Wt'rt• nw de on d l st m ll' rl~ I H<t lll lt ' t" dt;lrt ' •"!'.. and SIX on d1 a n ~ es of drl\ 111e \\I nk Tht ·rt· \ \ l' l"l' fu ur ,.o)it'd tolls totaled $759.37 . There \H' rt' oper ators license; George orderly m anner . H I ospita news Veterans M emorial Hospital Admit ted : Helen Engel. Pomerov; Mary J ane F r ancis. Long Bot t u m ; V e lm a W in e bre nn er. Pomeroy . Discharged : Mary Bissell , Oscar Imboden. Harl ey Rober ts, Kathy S~· t1J S , Elizabeth Bart ee, Par is Hess and Susan Strow . Answer 70 call s during past month The Middleport Fire Department answered a total of 70 calls during the month of May. accordin g to the report of Fire Chief Jeff Darsl. Of the total calls 21 wer e fire runs and 49 emer gency runs. All vehicles were driven a total of I ,909 mile:; during the month. Answers two calls Two calls were answered by unit s of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service Tuesday . At 2: 11 p.m . Charles White was taken by th e Middleport unit from his residence In Middleport to the Holzer Medical Center , and at 4:05p.m. Velma Winebrenner was transferred from the Pomeroy Health Care Center to Veter ans Memorial Hospital. \" l'St tgil ll•d 13 accidents. assault c h; t r g t·~ ~ tnt! t ll rt 't' t·; w h fur .spet:'ding. r e("k ll' ss npl'rat1un ; ttHl fai lur e to pay park1 11~ t w kt ·t T ill' l'l' were t wo eo cll fur !' t 'Sl S I!Il ~ <-IIT t'S l and use of o ffen St\ t ' l;t n g u t:l .~~ ~· TIH"n' was olll' a tT t 'SI t' <-11 li f ur f lt-t• tll l-! a poli cP nffH "l'r . t•xn· s st \·· · s pt '\'d. destruct iun tJf j ~t d pi 111Wrt_, , r·I•Il sunung un slrt'l'l . htgl1 ln111qwr v i ola t ion . pl'rt lll llll l ~ unllr ·•·IL'-t'd pt•r- Truck :\H pi-Irki ng meter violation twkl'!s wn tt en. The departm ent in- 1111 no McDaniel. Middleport , 30 days in j ail . disorderly m anner ; and Mike Sa lser and Ri ck Cremea ns. both of Middleport , 15 days probation, dis- JHJ 42 during May Fort y-two a tT l' S h Wl' l"t ' lll ~t dt · ll~ th e Mi ddlt>pt trt P t l iH T Dl' Jl<trt tllt 'nt dunng M ay . < H T r JJ"d J n ~ to tht • n tu!lthly rt'port nf Pni H't ' Clt td .I . .J llllOXll'alt: d . \\tllt·r lank . $1,000. 1 ,., .,·l pl s. $1J7.:W9 .82: wate r , .\!lllj 4 I H. $10.185.14 . $37.805.91 : >: II H I;u ·~ sewer . $6.975.35. $7 .263.99. $1i.n:m:t"l: swll nJJ Hng pool , no recei pts. $!JH!i.70, $268.13 defictt : cemetery. $1.4:\t;_lli. $1.290.12. $238 .06 deficit : wa lt' r ll ll'll'r tru sl'i . $105. $120, $11.5·11 01 HtTt'lpts fur thl· month tu·· aled S/). ~19! 1 7 9 t'utnpanx l t o disbur·" ' ' I I lt' lllS flf $81 , J:l7 .97. f tn · tr uf"k . 111 1 a rre ~ t 1111 Sl l ~.HO~ :!~ 1: \t vy . IIU l"l't "l' lJitS. !I H d t ~ IJLi f" ~ i' l l lt' ll L'> , $175 .59; f lrt ' $555.25, $110 .80 !'( "t' lp t s. Six r har g<'S of dr i,·Ing while intoxicated were handled in the court of Mavor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Forteit ing bonds of $375 on the charge were Charles Durst. Cotlagrv ille. W. Va.: Corbitt E . Ratliff. Shade: and Eric B. Schmucker. Long Bottom . Fined $250 and cos ts and given three days in jail wer e William F . Russell. New Haven. W . Va.; Gr egory A. Ta y lor, Pomer oy; and Tina Butcher. CIUton, W. Va. Patr ick Owens. Pomer oy , forfeited a $40 bond on a speeding charge. Others fined wer e Geor ge J. Ra t lUI. Reedsv Uie, $16 and costs. speed ing. and $100 and costs. driving under suspension; Debra Ann Jar rett . M iddleport. $25 and costs, Fund,., distributed St " te Aud tt or Thom as E. Ft' rgusnn report ed the June dtstributton of $11 ,036.320.53 in local gm T r nnH.: nt fund money to Ohio 's 88 CJ nd 44 2 ct ti es and villa ges ll' \"Yl ll g loca l inco me t.o. xes. Of the Lola I. Metgs County received $18.750. t "rJUllti es Marriage licenses Marriage Licenses Issued In Meigs County Court were recently issued to Donald Barnett Jr., 23, Langsville, and VIckie L . Rowe, 17, Rutland; John W. Smith, 20, Middleport , and Anit a K. Riffle, 17, Syra cuse. ro ll~ Bob, You Keep Smiling down hill An una tt Pndf -d l {uyal ( 1n\\·n 11o ttling Com pan_\' t r uck parkt '< I on County Road ;l in MC'igs Count .\· rolled backw ard down a hill and st ru ck an C'mbanknlC'n l . th t'( ;a lti a M cigs post of t hC' Ohi o H i g tlw a~' I ,a · tro l rt 'JJt Jr tf'd . Th {' acci dent. w hi ch occ urTt'd at ahou t 7 p.m . Tur s d a~· . !"P!-. Uitecl wltpn th<• lt'UCk appar l' ntl ~ ro lled 0\"(' 1" a b loc k of w ood tha t \\'as chocki ng a wit('(' I. A mol orc~·c l ist lost cont ro l of his vehicle on a curve on '1\ l'p. Hoad 7X in Meigs County . but no inju r ies wer e repor ted. the patrol said. Mark A. Casto. 20. Pomer oy. was traveling nor th at about 5:30 p.m . Tu esday when ht' lost cont ro l in gravel. causing his motorcycle to overturn . T he motorcycle received moder ate dam age. Casto was cited for having no motorcycle license and f allin g to di spl ay va lid regis t ra tlon . A car driven by Mary P. Myers, 50, Patr iot, received light damage when she struck a bridge guardra il and reflector signs on Ohio 775 just south of County Road 42, the patrol reported. M yers ap~rently r an off the right side of Ohio TI5, but was not Injured or cited in the accident. teacher s of the distric t to meet on Aug. 25 and student s to att end classes for the first time on Aug. 26. Christmas vaca tion wUI begin on F riday , Dec. 24 and cl asses resumIng on Jun. 3, 1983. Ther e Is a spring break beginning on M ar ch 28 for Holliday, Carolyn Collins. Paige Cleek. Kar en Sloan and Tony a Da· vis; substitut e bus driver s, Rufu s Browning, Bobby Arnold, Diana Crosby. Jonathan Well, Mitchell Stanley, Prentice Hess, ShlrleyWII· son , Evelyn Hobbs, Dano Kin g, one week w ith cl asses to resume on La ura April 4. Supt. Mortis Indica ted that the spring break will give the dlsttic t some time to work with in cas e the calamity day s run over the fi ve permitted by the sta te without rn a· keup tim e during the w int er. According to the new calendar the last day of school wUI be on Frid ay. May 27. The board employed subs titut e aides for the next year Including Martha Kin g, Gloria Riggs. Vera Terry Powell; subs titute cooks, Belva Glaze, Audrey Wood , Llda Jones, Helen Milhoan, Ruby RUe, Sandra Sar gent. Shar on B lack. .Joanne Edwards . Mer ium Hoffman, Dorot hy Clatwor thy, Josie Browning. Debbie Ki ng. Dorothy Roach. Bett y Longstreth , M arlene Barrett. Bernice Garnes; substitut e custodians includlng Betty Wy ne. Marvin Oidrill , Daniel Nor · ma n, Ralph C. Ca lvert , .Jr. . Dar re ll Harrison, Virgil By rer, SALE PRICES FATHER'S DAY GIFTS O ur e nti re stoc k of d e nim jea ns 1nc lud e s fa s hi o n b as i c styl es jea ns str et c h d e nim s . Full e r c ut jea n s, b as i c f as hi o n . Goo d a nd s e lec ti o n of s i zes a n d s tyl es . High wi nds. accompanied ill· f~~\Mn;iu.. enforcement official ra iled a "mi ld tornado" to blow t hrough Meigs and Mason counties Wednpsda"'· IC'a v lng at lras t one person injun'CI and undetermined proJ)('rt y damage t hroug hout the Bend ar ea . Am ong rt'por ts fllro wit h t hP M eigs Count y Sheriff' s Depar t· m en! . L eonard Quisr nbetT)', Rt. :!. A lbany . informed deputies ihat around 3 p.m . he was sitt ing in his pickup tru ck . approximat ely 30 feet below his I railer in Colu m bia Town ship, when he obsen•ed a bad storm approac hing. Quisenber ry then ra n to his cellar house. His mobile home. which SALE! SPORT SHIRTS Al l s /C' S 1n ..1 b1q se lec t io n ot c.,o t1d colors ne a l pal INns a nct pi <'lid s Ca mpus V,1n H (' USC"' n a nd W rc'lnQIN Wester n sh irt s 1nc turl f' d 1n thi s Fa t he r 's Dnv Sal f' SALE PRICES SALE PRICES Men's Summer Shorts DRESS BELTS Hi c k ok dres b e lt s in a ll th e p o pul a r width s a nd c olors - W es t e rn b e lt ~ in c lud ed . SALE PRICES D en i m s ac ti ve shorts - te nni s shorts a nd b e rm uda s . All s izes . SALE PRICES SA[£ PRICES- SWIM TRUNKS ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY THE FINANCIAL CENTER OFFERS A NEW MONEY MARKET ACCOUNT WITH MA TURITI·ES OF ONE TO ment " a new form of Palestinian presence in Lebanon." The PLO leadership denied reports it was prepared to lay down Its arms, but It engaged in a flurry of secr et diplomatic ac ti vity involvIng U.S. pres idential envoy Philip C. Habib and Lebanese Pres ident Elias Sarkls. The Tel Aviv command said Pa- mm.1N·THE W EPA seeks legal action COLUMBUS, Ohfo !AP I - The Ohio Environmenta l Protec tion Agency has asked the Ohio Attorney Gener al to take legal action against an Akron company accused of violating the state's hazard ou s wast e laws. The EPA said the Summit Count y Sheriff's Department repot1ed May 17 that chemicals were being dumped behind the Admiral Equipment Co. plant. Investigations revealed that the m aterial solvents and compounds used in the manufactu re of plas tics - was hazardous and not disposed of according to stale regulations, Ute EPA said. State auditor cites suburb COLUMBUS, Ohio !API - The state auditor has cited the Cleveland suburb of Bedford Height s for a number of practices. according to the state auditor' s office. Examiners tor Ohio Auditor Thomas Ferguson sa id expenditu res In Jive city funds wer e made without appropriations, that expendi tures exceeded appropriations in nine funds, Uta! expenditures ex· ceeded estimated revenue In three funds, and that three funds had deficit balances of $216,449.71 as of Dec. 31. 1980. The audit report recommended that the city clerk stop cashing employee checks with mayor's account collections, that a ll ~t of bonds that have been posted for the municipal court be prepared monthly and tha.t the clerk not be responsible for both the cashier and bookkeeping functions. Records incomplete, auditor charges COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP 1 - Internal controls over r eeeipts and dlsbursemenls of the Trumbull County Agriculture Society were . ''nearly non-existent " between October 1979 and September 1981, the state auditor says. Exa~lners for Ohio Auditor Thomas F erguson said not all records were made avaUable for audit, while records that were made available were "Incomplete and poorly maintained." The ~xamlners said receipts weren't Issued for all money re· celved, bank deposits were made with .revenue of unknown origin, and nearly 25 percent of the expenditures were made In cash. Examiners recommended that the Agriculture Society use cheeks rather than cash tor all expenditures, J$sue receipts tor all money received, require the detailed accounting of sources tor all expend!· tures and receipts and clearly establish job descriptions for 11\e secretary .and treasurer. CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY THE FINANCIAL CENTER Siate ~eather, extende«l forecast Partly' cloudy tonight. Lows 55-00. Winds Ught and variable. Ten percent chance of rail).- Varlable·cloudlrless Friday wl!b a 30 percent chance of afternoon showers. Highs around Bll. Membe·r FDIC E~ Ohio Forecaaa -Saturday through Mon<lay: Fair Satur- <lay .-Chance of showers.Sunday and Monday. Highs In tbe 70s. Lows , ln the 50s. •" -.4J y , ·~ ·-. ... u p roo tPd on Wf' rt ' Oak :\t'aSf' Hollow , d!HI Md~ l'rl! if' R idgl' H.oad s. R oa d s in I hP ;u ·t\ 1 WI'I"P blor kc•d b.\ " f ~iiiPn I J't'( ''-. ;t ('t'O J"din g to thP sht•r iff' . ., dt1 ptlrfm(•nt . It W tt ~ al so rPJ->urfPd th;ll thr· po rch roof to th r trJilt ·r ho m t · uf !1. od ra· ~ · Holman wa s rPmm· t'<l b_ \· tht• strong wi nd and orH' t' nd of " largr h<irn on t ht• llolman farm wa .'> na ~ hdn . ck s tro~· f'd . La nding nea r RacinC' wr rc dr s- whi ch an chor('(] t hr t ra i h' r to tht · ltl(' t"OIIll'll!.'> IO IP; d.; troyed or hrav Uy damaged b\' st rong w inds. g rou nd. a nd dPmo l i shPd t hP structun.' . Sta nton w a s takf'n 10 JI M (' b~ · 1hf' ;\t•w I b \"f• n RPSl'UP Squad , wht·n · n'st under the t r ailrr . Severa l m obile homPs at Roush's Report new fighting., airport under attack - • Roush r esidence was extensively damaged also by Tt"L't''( ;rm ·t·, " tlt • W.t " la! t •r tn ·.tlt'< l ,tnd Jt'l t •.t "t '< l I< n· mu ltiplP r r.tu rn .t. ;w con lm g to a ho, p l! ,II ' Vi •kt '' lll:in IJ.t •ck t' l! '-did lht• wind o~ pp ~ t rPntl _\ <-. tm t· .1 n o"' Sltdi ng Hill < ' rt-f' k Ho.u\ .. ttTo...,..., l ' nion < ', tmp ( ; rnund Ht•.ul .uul t•\·t·r .t hrll o nt1 • B ro.~ d Hun l< o. HI ll 1• .... ti d thl' \\"Jnd ~ " t ', tl1\ t ' pn ·lt .\ quwk " .tnd no funnl'! tJI ' lw L ...r t·r (' hlu d wa s "t'i'll T ht· ... ra te t rt)( J(Jt 'I indica tt'< l the h:tr d r.tin nb:-.cu n 'd \'L, ihilil\', H'hi r ll ma.\· ha\· t· ~H ·co un l Pd ft•r nu nvort.... o f . 1 funnt'l clou d Acco rding to rPpo rt s. thP win d li fl ('t1 hr r trail r r o ff thl' gr ound. brokr .'-'Pvrral fou l wra ther lin t·~ f('{>t , was mov t'{l off it s fou nda tion and destroved . His truck was mo\'('(1 uphil l appmx imately 30 feet and cume to the high wind. The Knapps were in the trailer at tht• time but wer e uninjured. Racine Emergency StJUlul m embers wer e at the site. '> l ru c·k t tlt·ir t railf'r . Tht'\ wpn • rwt inju n •ci. ,,·ind Tht' wi nd .tl~u .d ft •t 'li>d X 10 o thc·r f\pw !Lt \'('11 tT•, idl' nh . brc~tkin g \\·inclow ..., and tc•aring ..., hing lt ·~ ~t nd .'- iclin g off huu"l'~ :\ block s tor~gr• building on Slid ing II ill C'n'!'k Road \ \· a~ al so rt•por trd to hd\"{ ' t'u ll ~qbPd d uring thr _.. , lor m . ( ;rf>g 1\: a ~· J o r . \"1 '\\ Han•n Fi n • l )(•p;u·tmf' nl ch·pu t.\ ch tPf. ~<lid thP <.; tOJTTl, whir·h \\"t'lll tJ\"P!" ..\ nwr ican 1-:lP<: tri<" Power Co·..., :\1l•U nta in t't 'l" pla nt a t :"J pw Jl d\' Pil . ca u~.'d a ~2~­ ]XJU ncl chlorinf' tank t o t ip tJ\ "t'l ;~nU mea~ u red 1 2- b ~~ - w strewn abnut the area. Another simUar tmUcr owned by Mr. and Mrs. OUn Knapp and located abnvc tht• ToDAY Presenting Central Trust' s imp10ved Money Market Account Now you can invest as little as $2,500 for as little as one day and earn high money markel rates. You can take your money out (part of it or all of it) wheneve( you'd like with no penalty. All with the comfort of knowing your money is 100% secured by an obligation of the U.S. Government or its Agencies. So if you 're looking for a short-term investment that's long on returns, look to our Money Market Account. You don 't need to open any other kind of account to take advantage of this high rate. For complete delails, stop by any Central Trusl office today. It's the kind of innovative, new service you've come to expect from the bank that's working to be your total financial center. Thrs account not msured by FDIC ' STORM DAMAGE- This ~foot traUer owne'd by Bob and Phoebe Roberts of Racine was demolished as tomado Hke winds hit near Roush's Landing below Racine early Wednesday evening. Contents of the traUer used as a camping site by the Roberts were By The Associated Press Beirut airport cam e under hea vy shelling today and Israeli armored columns moved against Yasser Arafat ' ~ guerrlllas eas t of Lebanon' s.capltal. The new fighting came amid r elt· able reports that the Palestin e Liberation Organization had offered to discuss with the Lebanese govern- I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:::::::::::~ PINNEU STREET, RIPLEY, W. VA. EFFECTIVE JULY 12, 1982 By Appointment PHONE (304) 372-9362 "Mild tornadoiJ causes damage • In Bend area d r iv in g winds, ca uSC'd w hat one I <J\~· t 08/GYN WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF HER PRACTICE OF . OBSTETRICS and GYNECOLOGY ·-· ;f\1 .. CompUed From Stall Reports JEANS SALE! I St>t ·tiun , I t l'aK t'!'o 15 Ct•nt s A :\lult im t•dl a lnt ·. "t'WSJH1 1H'r Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thurs da , June 17, 19R2 ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY 89 DAYS. LYDIA S. ZAPANTA, M.D. entin.e l Gene J ~ nkln s. Philip M . Ohlinger. Roy R. Peck, Donald Ray Rich· mond, David Sheets; substitut e secr etaries, M artha King, Ver a Holliday, Carolyn Collins. Paige Cleek, Karen Sloan, Tonya Davis and substitute teacher s Including Deborah Arnold, Clotlne Black· wood, Bonnie Sue Cantrell, Mary Durst, Kar en F acem yer, M ary Gr im , Fern Grimm, Jeff Holter, Mike Howard, Rose Ann Jenkins, .Jeffrey Jones, Jackson Kaylor, Farle Kennedy . Mary Kessler. Charlsse Knight. Margar et Lewis. Sandy Luckeydoo, Andrew L yles, Helen Maag, Rober ta Maidens. Mar garet Parsons, M ar y Powell, William Robinett e, Jill Warga, and Roberta Wilson. Mr. and Mr s. Olin Knapp\\"C'I"f' in thri r tra ilf>r d u rin g thr storm whl'n Corp. K .R. fh·krll of lite \\' est V iq :.r, inia Stal l' Policr unit J! PuinP Plf'a sant sa id a "' mild tornad o" to urh('(! dow n at r'\C'w H a,·r n a t .t 2~ p.m . T r a\·elling i n an eastOOund eli r ('('tion, thr w inds dC's tro~ · t'd onP trai lrr a nd srnt i t s trn ant. \ ' iolt•t Stanton . ti~l . Rt . I. Letart , to ll oiJ.N M r d ical CC'n tr r fo r t rC'at nw nl o f C'U I_.. , t.~nd bru L-;r s. l~ < l .v lo r ~aiel l hl' plc~nt tnfrJrnwd ! IH• Lh-partnw nt Df lh(' lt •ak . which · \\": 1'- f' lt';tnt 'tl up b\ :vt r1U1.tlllt 't 'r ·..., rn ;nn tP n;nw t' '-l <~f f Jurors hear closing arguments • Ill trial of John Hinckley lestinian guer r illas bomba r ded Israeli troops around the airpo rt . dam aging three par ked airliner s. It said Israeli for ces cast of Beiru t also came under a barrage of the rockets and I sraeli t roops fi red back. But Salim Salam , the managing director of Lebanon' s Middle Eas l Airlin es. told repor ter s that Israeli gu nboats shelled the airport and "two Boeing-720s bel onging 10 M .E. A. wer e wrecked and the air lin ~· s building sustained several di· reel hit s," Sal am appea led for neut ralization of the air port compound. saying further dam age would be a " national disaster ." The airport. closed sincP the Israelis Invaded 12 days ago to sta mp out the guerrillas , has been in the center of bitter fightin g as the Israelis and their Lebanese christian allies close in on Pales tinian strongpoint s located nearby . By LARHV MAHGi\SA K As.wciated Press WritL•r WASHI NGTON tAPt - Mtl'l' wwks of testimony . j uror ~ a rf' h0aring for the la' t tim0 thP r onm eti ng v iews on w hrt hcr John W Hinck le_\' J r. was a man drivr n in- sa ne by his " inner dirtat<'S" or a criminal seeking a " high-publ icit .\' cnme. Th e> j uror s, \Vho m u st wri gh t hose comm pnt s offPrrd Parlir r b~ · opposing psychiatrists, were hea r· ing closing arguments loda)' fr om prosecutor Roger M . Adelma n and chief defensP counsel Vi ncent .1. F uller. Th e lawyer s tw ailro th e test im· ony of :15 government and l b clef(' ns£' w it nesSf's . \.\'hO ha vr ta k l'n the witness stand in th0 tri al of the man w ho shot Pres ident Reaga n Jurors have also seen 300 ex hibit s that include the defend ant 's poems. expressing his inner thought s. " I think ther e's enough ther e to Leban ese sta te radio sa id Wed· nesday the Israelis a nd their r ight · ist Lebanese Christ ian allies seized I ('u llllJl Ut 'd Ul\ jl(l L: t ' J2J <' itht•r guidt• thl' j ur:; o r to cun f u.'-J' t itl' j un ," l ' .S. Di stril'l .l udge 1\;tl'· rin gton D. PLirkPr said \Vrdnpsd a~· . a f! C' r ii'tin g !hf' do<'ll ti'S w hn trs ti fied for the ci ('fpnst' . F ourlf>t'n doc t or s wf'rC' on th f' w itnr ss sta nd . Frida.\ ·. r orkPr w ill f'x plai n IlK' PlC'm f' nts of thC' 1.'~ count s ag Jinsl Hinr kJ C\· and tell I he ju tY of sr ,·rn w omrn and fi ve' mr n thr lf'g aJt pst for i n sa ni t ~·. Dd ibf'rat ions ma_,. Jx>g-i n lhat aftrrnoon . T h(' i nsa n it ~· in st r uc ti on b thf' m os t cr uc ial to a ju ry th at ~1 l rf'ad.\" has ix'<.'n told Hi ncklev arlm its thr c rim r. bul contf'nds hr i ~ Lnn ocrnt tX'C'aUSl:' hP wa s insa nf' . If t he insa nit_ \ · d rff'nst' is s Ul 'C' l '~s ful. Hinckil') would ix' sent to a mPnl al hospit a l instPad of a p rison. Thf'l'f' arr two pari s to thP insan it y tt>st: first. thr d r t C'I' mina lion whether the 27- \'m r -old ddendant su fff'red fr om J m r n ta l disP<J sr or def0ct on March :10. 1981. lh0 dav RPaga n and thr('(' other mrn Wl'n' 1ht' \\" .1.'-lllngton ll ilt nn lh Jh'l. If 111P a nswf•r b \ \''-. jurnr" co n \\ "flU IHI\ '( 1 t JUhld t ' ~ ici er pitr1 tv.:o : wht ·th• ·l , ,~ ..., .t n -s ult of th r clt s P tt ~(' , llt nckl c.\ · "" l;_ l('kt'Cl subst.:1ntbl capa citv " to l 'O nfu rm his C'Onclu C'I to !"{'l{Uin •nw n ts of thC' law or· to ;~ pp r('(' i<lt(' llw \\Ttmg-ful n P ~ s t Jf hi ~ co nduct . For H in c k It'.' . 'h t> f' ight \\'t't' k." hc · S{Jt •nt tn a ft 'Cif' r.tl t ·, JU rt room hJ. \ "(' app('aJ'('(I to wt'ar on hi m . H(' ac know lf'd gt'll to tht• j ud gt' tha t som r lt· ~t i mon .' tn.Jlk him Pd ~ · . and fi\"1' tirllf'!<.. ht• .lskt'<l to bt• t•xcusrd from thP c o urltu .J m . T hPn. hr• wat d H•cl protTt'din g!-. una <'los!'Cl c·ircu it tf' IPvbinn ." I'! up fm m" hold in g l'f 'll . 1-! i n c klt· .v ·~ JTI(I:--. 1 a n x i ou ~ m u- nwnt.o.; c;tnw TuP:-.cla.' \\"hl'n Dr Sa ll y .Johnson. a wun wn ht• C' J ll t>d in a j}(>l'' m ta.-; t ~ t ' dr ·· J\ih · fa\ ·oritt• prrgnJ nl 1-> ~ ~ · chi ~ l t r is t ." tt •s tifi('Ci h(' did not shoot l {t.•ag an 10 v;in t hP IO\"t' of tt"'f'n-agf' ac tn ·s~ .Jod i{' F o.'> IC'r. Van Meter pledges support for Brown By THOMAS RIZZO Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP I - Slate Sen. Thomas Van M eter finished third in a bitter four-wa y ra ce for Resources Direc tor Robert Teat<' r. wh o finished fourth . was out of state and sent his wife to r epresent him . Taft spoke first. Aft er his brief the gubernatorial nomination, but Repuhlican Chairman Michael Col· ley and Gov. James Rhodrs 10 shake Brown' s hand in a dlspla)' of party unity. Then it was Van Meter ' s tum . " I offer m y personal support to this ~rt y's nominee for governor ," re ma rks, he reached across sta rr he stole the spotlight during theRepublican Party 's unity lunchcon. Prior to Wedn esday's affair. designed to rally the part y faithfu l be· hind the chosen gubernatorial slate of U.S. Rep. Clar ence Brow n and Bet-ts . no one was ct?rtain Va n Meter told the crowd , omitting whether Van Meter 's ca m~ign scars had healed sufficiently. Some wer en't even sure if he would bother to show up. He did. Unsmiling, the Ashland Republican strode to the head ta· ble, took his seat on theother slde of the podium from Brown and former Cuyahoga Count y Commissioner Seth Taft, who finished second In the race. State Natural Brown' s name. "And l will do w hat is right In t rying to conv ince the 130,000-some people who supported m y candidacy to now suppor t the entire ticket. " As if issuing a warning, Van M eter added: " 1982 will not be the year Tom V an Meter leads the part y to victory . But that year is coming. " Sever al of those llsteningcharac· terized Van Meter' s endorsem ent James of thC' Brown -Bf.t t_.. , tic kf' t a s !u kP warm. J t bPst. Unlike TJft . Van Meter did not OffPr his hand In Bmwn. But whr n thr senatC' prrs idC'nt pro tr mpo n · sta r tf'Ci to rfl turn to his Sf'at, B r own hurried O\'Cl' behind him. tu m('(! him arou nd a nd inil iatC'd J hJ ndshake. Coll0v. pt·ior IQ t he lunchro n. ! tied to derail any La lk of disunit\' among Republicans. " i\ftr r the p r im ar~· . people ha\'e two choices In the fall : the Rrpu bl i· can ca ndidate or th e Democratic candidate." he sa id . " ! can't co n ccive that Republican vot er s would back the Democr at candida1e." Colley sa id hr was co nfident tha i those who supported Va n M eter. Taft and Teater will unite behind Bmwn in the fall election . Rhodes. who huddled out side t hr ball ro"m w ith h1 s possJbJt• -.; ucc f'!'.. sor for a short wh1 tr . did not bf'liP\"f' a n.v prim at:-,· campJ ign wound .. ., rf'· qu in '(! hf'a li ng . " No, I think lit is diX•s tl ngh t hrrr." hr said. wa,·ing a hand tow<~ r d til(' gathr rin g. " Th b ~ ' ! ! It ~ it ri ght hPrP ... J o hn M c F:Iro.\ ·, v.·hu oncp ... , . ··ed a.'- J{ htxlt•s P X (' C ut i\ " t ' . l ~ s !S t a nt . •tlso d o wnp l J ~ · ('(j an_ , . po s s ibil it~ of an idcologir J I split in t lte par tY. " I wa s \' {'r~ · ph '.:ls Pd . fo r P x am ple. to S('(' Tom \ 'an :vi PIN . .. said M c Ei ro~ · . tht · pa rt~ ··_..., lf•gal cuunsPI w ho is a lso ca ndida It' for s tatP r f'p r c sr ntali \"P f r om F r :tnklin Count.v . " It ga\"(' him an npportun i t ~' to unbu rdr n him st'lf and dbc uss thl' dirf'(.' tion hP thin ks Th in gs should go. " It Ct lsu g;l \'t' hi m ;-t chann' to plrogr his suppnrt for th1· Ltll P l('{'t ion.·· Reagan would keep control of weapons WASHINGTON (API - The Reagan administration is ImprovIng a plan that would thwar t any Soviet attempt to cut off the president's communications with lhe U.S. weapons arsenal during a crl· sis, a staff member of the National Security Council says. "There should be no doubt In the minds of Soviet planners that any attempts to dlsronnect the hatlonal command authorities !tom control of American weapons In time of crl· sis will fall," said Thomas C. Reed, a consultant to the NSC wbo Is ex· peeled to be officially named today as a special assistant to . tbe p~ld,ent;:.! • .J,. I • White House officials have said privately that the admlulst ra tion Is undertaking an effort to correct deficiencies In the system for respondIng to an attack. The former head of the White House military office, BUI Gulley, asserted In a book entitled, "Break· lng Cover," that the president's abUity to respond to an attack and give orders to tbe U.S. military was questionable because of communications and other defects. For Instance, Gulley raised tbe posslbUity that the president- havIng received word that an attack was under way - could ~ on a ~- "r, . ' \' helicopter heading for his airborne strategic command post and find himself unable to give order s if Whit e House communica tions fac ti· ltles were wiped out. Reed, In a speech to the Atmed Forces Communications and Electronics Associ at Ion, maintained that Reagan had given "the highes t ptiotity" to creating a plan for a handlr a .' t ('~ td _\ · fl ow of inher ent!\· ambiguou.s da l,il . · " The pres ident also nt'<'ds a com m and post stru(' turc that will sort out this sttl'a m of information , provide options and prov ide the m eans to sett le on a plan of ac tion." The maximum r esponse time Reagan would have to a Sov iet at- survivable communications link tack with an intercontinental ballis· during a crisis. Reed gave a hint of what the plan would cover by spelling out what functions need to be assured. "The president needs warning, " he said. "The warning system must be survivable and It must be able to ti c missile would be 30 minutes because that Is the length of time It would take the I CBM to reach the United States. However, submarine- l aunched missiles could reach the United States In 10 to 15 minutes. •• ~. ·' �Thursday, June 17, 1982 Commentary Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Thursday, June 17, 1982 What about Th e Dail y Sentin el I ill nur i ' U• • 1 l' n rlll f"l ""'! l lhP • hI I ! l )lt I ll \II II II Hl l ltl 1'1110 ' I HI 1111 \11 lt ,,. \1\ ' H '\ \Ill I IW III· HI I II l '\1 .I· Tl I' I I \\Hil l· HI· All 11011 HOI I· I H H I,, 111 1 II 11. 111 o ~t I IIII I I· HIIIIH , I· II .. IH I \II 111 ' 1 h I lho \ '~'"'·''''' i 'H .ltlolt• "'''" ' 1'• '1 111 l 'uhlt• IH I• ' " " ' l l \ t •ll ll l lri l ' •llt tl 'l'\11 1'\ or • " ' ''" lllt ol lu l,uul ll.11 h l 'rt" ' " '"1.!1 1"11 .I IWI Ill! l h•••hnult l l u j,, , ,h, rn U MI" " nh J ,.n ~: \ II '' ' ''' ' ·"' ' "l' t' ' ' lo· ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' .owlm u•tl" •rl:llod \.\ olh 11,11 111 ·"''''' " .lln l iolo· tlh "''' 1111t11l " • \ .. "" ' ll.: llt rllo no I'" il l h• pu lo l r• h• rl I • llo ' ' , h,.ulrl l ~ Hl l! uurl ld •h ,lllll rt ·" ml! '" "' ' ""'I'' ' "'" •d olu' WASHINGTON - To refl ect upon Wagergate. 10 yea rs after the event, IS lo note anew the truth of Gibbon 's famous hne. H1s tory , he sa 1d , " Is Illdeed little more lhCJ n a reg Jstt r of the cnmes, folli es an ti mJsfortun t"s of ma nkmd · The l.TIHles of Watcrg(l tt· Wt'rt' C:l l once the most nnporla nt CJnt..l thl' !t•asl 1111 porta nt elemenb nf the story If Gordon Liddy's bun glin g bu rgla rs ha d nnt been ca ught 111 th t• <-t el of entt•nn g Dt•mocra tll· lwa dqua rters at tht• WnlergH ll' , we ll'l ght uever ha ve Wll ncsscd Ri chard N1xon's " bd1cal1 0n two Y''" rs l" ter Tht' re would havt· l)l'en nn trmls. Tl t1 Sl' ll Oll' IIHes tJ gct !J o n. no 1111· pl'ad llnent proct'l'tli ngs 111 tlw Hnu.'St' Yet the LTil llt' lbt•lf was a small ma tter . noth111g of \'CI !U t' WCIS stolen. no one was lllJUit'd or t'\'t•n II ICJ /l t h ret:~ lt• n et l Tht:• foll y ti ll' ro nt rasl. wa s Jl iUil UJilellta l Ten Yt'CH'!:J lall' J, Wl' stil l sha kt• nur lwads rn wo nd t'l' ll lt'lll Last rites for NATO Wt·IJ 111 lu 1!s fuunll dt•t ·aLk t/11 · f\urtll Atlan tt L Tn•<J I.'t Or 12 a nJ z~ t wr 1 1s still ~ J' OWlll ~ Th~ t JWSIIJ\t' pmnt shuultl bt• kl'p l rnnnn t..l Jlll'\al uct ll ng wha t l!::i wnttt•n cuHI scml c~bnul ti l t ' alllann• on lht· ti4.T~ s wn of tilt• Hunn sumnHt bt'l'ctUSl' allllo:-;1t'\ t'l) t•lht•J pt•J nt to hl' 111a tll' h'nt..ls ttm Cirtl tilt' ll t'J,! a tJ \ t'. PH'k ct ll) of ct half·dozt·n pnnn t) 1ss ues of t'OITlll lollJnk rl'sl a nd you'll f1ntl tht• C;J lll t'S at othb And 111 11 1osl Jllstan n ·s - nul'letH poi H')'. <J I'Ill:-i control tal ks. poll lH'<JI ~wd t't'Oilnllllt' Jt'l iit Juns w1th lht•So\ Jt'ls - thr l! nt•s a rt' d1a wn txtw t't'll tht• Un11t'd Slct lt•s nn ont• suit· ctnd t ill' F.UJopt'd ll:->. nr !I lOst of tht•n •. tlll tht• ntht•r F,\ t '/1 lht• pns ll l\'t' pol ill llct:-; 1h lh'J.! <:t ll\ t' sJt k Spa1 11, NATO' s 16th Jlll'l!l bt:r. 111a ldsl-nnn uk sur pt! Sl' rushed lis off J nalt· nt r~ Not. d s III IJ.! ht bt• th ought . rn rtn tJl'lpiitJ nn 11f tht· fes lJ \ Ji lt's 111 Bonn but to h e<:~ li uff obJt'l'l wns 111 MCJdntl Nt·rtill'r tlw rrg ht nor the ll'ft tlf S p~tln ':-; still frag!lt· dt•tnonacy f<J vtws rtl t'l!lbl' t sh1p . fo1 \'a nous r t'dStl!Js Tlw t't·ntutl t's·nltl wnm glt- w1th Bnta 111 n\ t't (; lbralktr t 'Xi:lt't' rbc~ lt•ti b) till' F' <J lk lamls W(;] t , 1s orH· E\t'll lht• gmt•r nrn ~ t'l'll tt·r Is not ,-d l that f1n 11 ly bt• hJ! Hitht· lhtch111 "'- of a t't•ntur y of Span 1sh Jsnla !Jtlll .tnd lltll! IJJU:ll JH•utra lll\ that 1! hCJ:-; e n ~JJll'eretJ As 11 1s. Spa111 1s quallf) Jll J.! 1\s .-ttt t•ssJtlll \\tth tlw pl"ll \'Jsu th <J l ll will vl'lo ust' of ctliJC:I ll t t' b<J st•s - 1 e. All lt'rll cw - nn 1ts k rrr tor) (;]~a mst na twns w1th v.h ll h 11s rl'ld!J OIIS i-lf'l' frt t'IHII\ Whlt'h 1£ you t'X<Hllllh' Jl cart'f ully t·nou,l! h.coultl rtJI St' tht• qul'stltlll nf wh) II 11 '"Ybt• 111on · dth tJ nlaJ.!l'ous tn htJw Spa111 111 ra tht· t I ha n oul!mlt• thl' a llia nce. Tht• rt• ts nnt· sdwnl of th11ught tha t (;]ppt•ct rs to th1nk that m or out. 11 no lulll.!.t'l' rnuch 11 1al 1l'1 s fn r <:l ll) of llll' NATO na tions Wnlt-1 I1\ mg Kn s tol. one of !llOSt pl'lli! Hill'Jl \ i:I II UJII I.!. till' rurrl'll t\ )' Jll'tlll lJnt•ll t lll't ~CO II Sl'fV<J I! Vt' In· ll'lkrls. hc~ s nbst'l'\ t•t..l that th t•allt Ci llt t' fo r tlH)J't' pt adlt (;I I purpnst's has bl't' ll th-ad for ~ t·a rs dllti ls nn l) av.<:~J tl ll).! an offlt'Jal full l'I'<J I Ttw lnh'r ni:l lltlllct l InstJluh' fm S tt a l ~t'J.! Il ' Stutl1es. i:ill llldt•pt·ntll' nt CJ JHI JI IUdl· l l'S pt'dt't.ii ,tllldtlll-bast'tl!hJllk t<J nk , Ill Cl l"t'l'l' ll\ dll i:I I)SIS of tilt' StCi te of NATO lhd not t'llll1t' to prt t'Jst•l\ the sall lt' J..! llll l t'tlllt'lusJun but d1tl as1gn tht' pa tlt'nl to tilt' st·rwusly a JIJn g lrst Thl' cnlilll'lll was dJa gnosl'd as d ~ J'l )W JI I~ j)J'll\ Jll t' ICi lisn t that has a Sllllllar t au.se bul ).!tit's: tn t.llfft• JI'll! drr l'dlt1/ls 111 tilt' UnJit•d Sta lt':-i il llti Europl' In lhl' A ll tt' r wc~n ftw rr r. rt Js t'XPI't'sst·d 111 c~n unpa tJ t•n t !lil twna llsn J that finds the llt't't•.ss l\ ) of tak lllJ,! 111( 0 Clt't'UUilt tht• \'i:;l l"\'111}.! \'ll'WS ri ll d llllt.'ll'Sts Of a JIJt::'S a ll tlll'llll\ t' lllt'll('t' d nd Is lilt ·l! nt•d to go Jt al olll' In tht· F. ll!opt·an na!Jtlll!::i . nctllona lls m 1s ct lso a t work . t•x pn·ssed Ill ct tit'· t•rnphas Js nn lrnks w1th ectrh otht·r wllll·h, when tl la kes the form of a sufte1 Ime towa rd tht• SovJel". has unpllra twn~ of estabhs hmg Europe as a third fonT l}t'tWl'l'll thl' t wn t..lonuna nl puwl' rs All of tht· ll t'l!t-tl l\'l' pm nts are wt•ll miide On lht• otlwr hand . nont• o( tht' lllls t'Oil lpldel) nt·w Thl' Atl a nlJ L has ma rk ed the di \' Jdlll~ lim• bctwel'n alh ed t·cm tps on Sov1 l'l pnill 'll's bl'fn1e Nct tumalrsm has been stra uun g umt y t•ver srlll't' tht• Eur o pt '~lll s ht ·~a n to ft' t'O\'l'l' frmn tht' ll' lllllllt'dl a ll' post-World Wct r II r" r"I )SIS Spa1n rs not the f1rst a ll y to show lt•tnpl'rl'd t•nthu.'i JaSITI for togetherness Ht•Jill'111bt•r Frt' lll'llnHirt<~r~ wllhtfr<~w<~l t'Jlglllt'l'!'ed by Charles tit' Gaulle. and the GJt•ek pull· t•ut 111 plqllt' u\ er C) prus? Mon• s J ~ nJfJ c ant , howt'ver. 1nay bt> whClt fullow l'd ~ Ft CJiltt' rt'JllaJn l'd pohtu ·t-~ 11) as.-;ocJa led and Grel'ce s: ubst•qut• ntl ) l"l'\ t•rst•d 1tself Tlw l!lost pos J{J \ t' pnrnt uf all abuut th1s suJ JJ illlt 1s tlwt thl' NATO natwns. f11r al l thl'l r dJ fft'l"l'lll't's. still fmtl 11 wo rthwlult· tu nwet lt 1s a n a t krwwl l'dgt•nu·nl that conHJ lon Interests. rn cl ut.1111g I hOst' tlf a still newl y dt•J Pl>t T HI H' Spi:llll . <I f't ' l.!.rt'a tt• J lhi-111 dlff l'fl'llt 't'S Tlllrt y- thrt't' ) t'C~ rs IS actuall y <J ra ther npc agt' fnt a Jnu lt HlalwnCJ I alilan, .•. And tha t rt shuuld strll be growm g 1s l'\ 1Lience the~ ! II n.• me~ ms \ 1lal Therl' JJJ<IY corn t• ct tu nt' wht•n NATO no longe r stn..'t•s cunHHtJn mh~ rl.'s ts. ll l wh1 ch pn111l tl w1ll bt• leg rtn n<J te ly dead and deservmg nf decent bun aI. But 11 ':-i llllll' h tuo soon to sdlt'dule lhl' fu ner<:~l Berry's World !' " " What are you DOING to me? " ~Today in history Today Is Thursday, June 17, the 168th day of 1982. There are 197 days left In the year. . Today's highlight In history: • Ten years ago- on June 17th,l972- the downfall of the Nixon admlnls:U.Stion began with the discovery of a break-In at the Democratic National :Party headquarters In Washington's Watergate bulldlng. : On thJs date: · In 1567, Mary Queen of Scots was Imprisoned In Lochleven Cutle In :Scotland. : In 1789, the Third Estate In France declared Itself a national assembly ·and undertook to frame a constitution. • • IJi 1944, the Republlc of Iceland was formed , ending the Island's union with l)enmark. N!l' hnlas \'O il Hnffn ,a n. who s urclv no dl'fl' ndt•J of lilt' fallei1 cess1vc in 1ts demands fur persunal diSclosures and fmanc1al dl vestllute !hat talented and hunest pt•rsons havt• s hunned public servlt'e i::IS i:i consequence . We also wound up w1th t• ledwn laws composed ICJrgely uf buoby traps and p1tfalls. Such IS the natun· of ''r eforms.'' lha t they oft t•n plllV HJe remedies worst• thC~nt tilt.' diSease. Ten years are not suff1 c1ent to prnvJdt• a measured perspel't!H' tlll t' J\her NJxtm or the Watergate story, but enough time has elapsed. as Von Huffman sa ys, " to diSpense w1th the erroneous v1ew that the exiled present was our second Benedict Ar· nold. the gr eatest tra1tor to tht• Con~ slllutwn we 've ever had " F'nrty )ears hence, when the fea ture wnters another century rcsurred a nothl' r anni versary retelling, Wt' Jnay see the story fnr what 11 is - a sad tale or men who were not l'V JI or VICOUS, but onl y nawetJ. SOCCER MADRID !API- Algeria. ma k· 111g li s World Cup debul, upsel twoti me cha mpion Wesl Germany 2-1 in G1jon in final round play of the World Cup soccer tourna ment. Honduras - a lso playing In !he World Cup fin als for the first Ume - held hosl na llon Spain Ia a 1·1 draw in Va lencia In other ac tion, England downed France 3·1 in !he open ing Group 4 ga me 111 Bilbao TE NNIS BR L5TOL. England !API- Five seeded players, Including favored Johann Kriek of South Africa, defe nding champion Mar k Edmond· son of Austra lia and American Roscoe Tanner, a ll los! their second round ma lches 111 the La mbert a nd B utl er g r ass co ur t s !e nni s W'\SHINGTON - W1!h unt'll l· Natklnal Footballlellf'W' <1-II CAGO B E ARS-S!Itf\00 Pt'rry Jhu1 fl('l t guard JE>rry i)o{'rg.:or rark!l' a nd G uy Bollaux, llnr backer NEW E "'GLAND Pi\THICYfS-Slgned Rldty Smith. ru rnl'rbar k PITT S BURG H STEE L E R SSignf'd Rick Woods. dt>fe nsl ve bar k. to a t hreP year ro nt rac r Sf LOUIS CARDINA15-Signed Chris Undstrom , dE>f mslve Hneman, to a S4'r 8 of OI'IP-yt'aT contracts Majors 8 y Tht• A ~ l!$1.td l 'rtK'< t\M ERH 1\ N U :A(il lt: l':.astf>rn Dlvhlon \1 L l'rt G8 :r1 l1 til7 l"l 'l! flos tu n Dr1t OII Baltlmon· 11 11 M!lwaultf>(> "' :19 "' ·~ ",. "·" Toron to Wl'lill'm Dlvftlon Kan.~as Cit} li 'tl Cali fornia .Wi 26 CltJ(':JI(O Sf>.lllk> Oakland Ttxas Minnesota :W lJ 26 29 l') )l ).') IS ,, '""' >11 6 '100 7 "" 452 107 "" "' >II '~ SEA TILE SEAIIA WKS - - 1984 -u~~ Footb.D~ ~Hi Jl >l'J.1 ~ 50 7:11 II 12"? 22"-J Thunda y'H Ga m e~~ Uil>tO !T ru ul 4· 51 11t Oakla nd I No rrr s tOjcdll Boston :H i a t Cleveland 41 1WIIrox4'2 l.! ll l Toronto d .l'al 'l-:\1 ar ( ,tllfornla !Kisoo ( Il l Texas l Horwv('u111 11 a1 St">at11f' rNf'l Ouh .I:•" Ill"' ·· 11's like lwo t'lcphants fl ghlmg. an J.tht• an ts a re gelling crus hed," sa1d John Bowe, a clergy man 111 ont· of the towns affected. The two elephanL< are lhc John Morrell Co , " subslllial") uf tlw multmCJtJon(;]l Umted Brand.'i Inc . ctnd the Umted Food c111d Cmn· lllt'IT Ji:il Wnrkers Int ernational Unwn The unfortunate anL" are soJJ lt' 2,580 men ami wm ne n who are - or Wt' l'l' - wnrkJilg Cll Morrell meatpackm g plants 111 Cmcmnat1 . Memphis, El Paso, ,\rkansas C1t y. Kan , and Estervlile, Iowa Bli:inHng labor costs. Morrell has airl'ad y closed dow n !ht• El Paso plant and one nf lht• two Ill E sterville. The rlant Ill Arkansas Cil y IS " ·heduled tn close th1s Satw da y fJune 19) At Jssut• 1s the 111aste r contract tht' say thiS IS unacrt•plable . They cla lll l lilt' company ts n't as bat! off flll anCiall y a s 1t l'laims to be . a nd JS sunpl y usmg tht recl'sswn a.s ct !:ileazy t•xcuse to t'UW U1t' workers 1nto ta ktng raw cuts . The leadership JllsJsts on !:itlcklll g to 1t..s policy of C:l master contract. whtch 1t sa ys serves the un11m Jl\t'lll· bl'rshlp better " If we ncgnllate on a rJant-by-pJant baSIS. !ht• Ullltln and till' workers an· stnpped of any bargamlllg power." ' UFCW V1 rc Pres1dent Le wll' Anderson told my assnl'lale John D11lnn But the umon bosses' fatherknnws-best atlitudt• has infuriated many llll'mbers of the UFCW locals The internatwnal has refused to lei the locals so much as tlt seuss thl' company's offer (O keep the rJan(s open at reduced pa} scales. and even 1111ttated a n unfcur labnr prac- tl l'l's cnJn pli:iJilt ctga lllst the Esthl'r\' Jiito loc<Jl for s ur t't'ss full y nt• go!JcltJIH.! to kl't'p tlllt' pf 1ts two piCi nts opl'n In F:l P"sn. tilt' BOO Morrell workers llt'Vt'r t• nt (;] l'hanct' tn vott• 1111 a wa ge-freez l' proposal bdon · tlw t'oJnpany shut t.Jown Uw planL Ac· t'ordlllJ.! to Jllt'JH bt.•rs of tht• loca l. Was lungtnn Sl'lll unum nffi cla ls to ll •l'll lbers hlp meetlllgs to prt'Vl'lll a d1srusswn or vote on tht• uffer. W1th armed guards e nfnrc 1n ~ ordt·r. tht• mtt•rnatwnal's men took tl\ Pr the m eelings and ga veled down atte1npts to t'OIIslder the wge freeze. ·'Any tune we !ned to take over the floor to start ta lkm~ about vot1ng, th e y would adjourn tht• JJ lt't'lJngs, ''recall ed Eddll' Duran , a truck dmer. The workes 111 Arkansas C1ty who wil l be nut of jobs in two days hCJ Vt' not been allowed In negotJalt• on the l'mnpany's proposed pay l' Ut " It st'ems as though the mtwnatltmal holds all the cards, " sa 1d UFCW mt•mher Vt,rne Hull " We h<J Vt' to ~ ~~ w1th whatever they of· ft•r " So cmnpany executi ves and unum (lfflclals - nonl' of. whum l.':i 111 d<Jn ge r nf losmg h1s JOb - continue to spar and jab and blame each ollwr fnr the s1tuatwn. Meanwhile, tlw people whost' hvcs CJre bCmg shatkred by !ht• nnpasst• aren 't l'Ve n allowed CJ vO\l'e to t.Jl'lt'flll\llt' tlit•Jr own fate INTERIOR CONFLICTS' . Fmanr lal diSclosure statements flied by h1gh offle1als of the Intenor Depart· ment reveal two senous potential eon filets of mterest · - Geor ~ e Ra y Arnett, ass1stant secretary for f1sh, wildlife and parks, owns stock worth seVt'ral thousand dollars m three cnmpames that dn busmess w1lh Intenor. They art• the Bronco Oil and Gas Co., wh1ch has leased more than 100 acres of federal land from the deparllnt'nl fnr ml exploration. - Inspector General R1 chrd Mulberry's w1fe owns an Interest n lht> Hnustnn Oil and Mmerals Trust. wh1eh distnbutes royalty income fnnn ml-drilling operatiOns on 88,200 a cres nf ft>dt.•ralland leased from the Intenor Department. The mspector general's off1ee IS in charge of aud1 Ls a nd investigatiOns of oil h•ases and Prejudice hasn't disap_p_e_a_r_ed __r")-·alty-pay_·;:~~~ia_n_Bo_n_d happened yesterday, but 1l's That's not the refram from a p1ece of country muSic. Instead, 1t's the song bcmg sung by conservallves who want to roll back c•vli-rights prutecllons Their argwnent IS snnpl t• Rae1al dlscriJillnallon used to exiSt, they say, and we are sorry that 1! d1d. But all of th"t IS bch111d us, they contmue, "nd we no longer need the l"ws and regulallllns that have protected mmont1es from public and pnvatc preJUdice. In the U.S Senate, thiS off-key song IS bemg sung about the Voting R1ghts Act. North Carolina's nght-wing twills, Jesse Helms and J ohn East, complam that the federal law unfairly d1scrumnates against Southern states that may have dented blacks the right to vote in the past. Since no Southern state d1scruninates these days. say the sena tnrs. and s ml'e tJther parls of the country ma y be gUilty of dmng what lht• South used to do, the act ought to appl y 111 all the s tates or to none. In Atlanta , •n argument IS ra gmg over hollt1w-pmnt bullets. After a white policeman shot a nd k11ied an unanned black youth and planted a kmfe on the corpse to just1fy the k1lhng, Atlanta 's first blaek pubhesafety director, A. Regmald Eaves, ordered the pohce to use sem•wadcutter bullets instead of hollowpoints. But after the recent shootings of five policemen withm a two-week span - mcluding one officer who was shot by another - the police want the more powerful bullets back. We used to execute blacks swrunanly in the streets, some policemen seem to be saying, but we don't <lo it anymore. So, give us back the k1lhng power that we used to have. In IAIS Angeles, 16 peupil' - 12 of them black - have died as a result uf carotid chokehohls applied by pollee 11fflcers. Pullee Chief Daryl Gates argues that blacks are more likely than " nonnal" pe11ple to die from the reduced blood flow to lht• bram that results from the holds. Back in Washington, lhe Depart· men! of Justice opposes affinnatlveactwn programs. The reason? The " ft1rrnerly advantaged populatiOn" - that is, wh1te males - has become "disadvantaged" because 11! government efforts to help women and mmorities. The department thinks that the pendulum needs to swing back to the middle to protect this newly disadvantaged class. The disappearance of prejudtce so apparent to Helms, East and other Washmgton policy-makers and the altered attitudes toward blacks of policemen 111 Atlanta and Lu~ Angeles ha ve escaped the notlet' of most blacks. Wh1ie the " wh1tes only" signs and the local laws that celebrated Amencan apartheid are 1ndeed att•facts uf a not-ltx>-ant·lent past, their effect lingers on. Disernnmatwn at the ballot box~~ a current phenomenon, and not a relic.of days ~one by . Pnliee sht>Jllngs of unarmctl citizens - lix1n'lany 11! then' blaek are occurnng today in the Umted States. Tht•y have not been relt·gated to the headlines of yesteryear. Jim Crow still stands between many nunnrities and a derent education 11f a well-paymg job. Most Amricans probably Wish thai racism had vanished, that yesterday's shame had not lingered mtn today. · But wishmg won't make 1! so. uaders ra h Of'\leland. 49. Wat han, Kansas City MoUI (I{ Mllwau kl>e. 44 . Thornton , Of'\lcland 4J R BI McRae, Kansas Ctly ~ : Thor nton. Clf'\lt>l and, !6. Hrbek , Mtn nMOta. 48. Lu zins kl , Chicago. 41 , Otis, Kansas Cl!y . 4J HITS: Harrah. Clf'\le1and. If) Me RaP. K<l !l.Sa.-; C ity. 81 C'.arcla, Tor onto '1!l Hf' r ndon, Dt> troll . 11. Coopf'r, Mllwaukl't> 7l OOU BL ES While, Kansas City. Ul, Lvnn Californi a . 11 Otis. Kan.us City 17 MrRaf' Ka nsas Citv. 11. Cowens Seattle. 16 f)t' t ro l t .TRIPL ES H er nd o n ISo re nsen ~I.I Ol 5ll D ENVE R GOU}-Na m ed R.fd Mll lel ht'ad rooc h an d ge-neral manaaer HO<XE\' N.UONI Hodtey le~ C'HI CAC'.O BLACK H.AWKS- Naml'd 0. val TPSSk>r hea d roach A.\tERIC~ LEAGUE BA I'TING ! 105 at ba ts I Ha r rah Ck'\IP lan d Fl Mc Ral' , KAMas City. :bl J:lomw ll Toronl o . .Til W Wllson, Kansas Ci t) 340, Hrbc-k . Mlnf>I'SOtu, .1311 RUNS R Henderson Oa kland, 58, Har Ou cafito 7, Oa kland 6, 10 mnmgs Seattl e 1. Texas 2 '"' S1gned Pt't~ M ~ tze laars, tl ~ht entl, and Sam C\ t~ ncy , tt!(hl end , th rou)>lh 1983 S t)>\ nt>tl E u ~tene Wtlh a ms. linebacke r, throu ~ h Wedn ('llday'• G am e~~ Df.>trolt 11 t C11'\leland, ppd rain Mltwau kt 'f' 2 B.:tlllmol"l' 2. ea!lt'(\ af\(>1" 9 Inni n gs rai n New York ~ ~Ja.; r on l 6 Innings rain Ml nN'SO\a ~ . Kan.c;as Cllv 2 Califo rni a 7 Toront o 1 rntern(;]!J una l unJon nt•gotJct ted w1th Morrell . cnve nn g all the company's plants Morrell wa nts to reupt•n the contract and lll'gotJ(;] te culs tn wages and bcnd1ls by about $3 a hour . 1! d an ns th1s IS tlw onl y wa y lht• pl a nts can bt• kept open. Thl' unJon leat..lt·rs 111 Wctshm gton tournament. Sixth-seeded Hank Pfister and fourth-seeded John Sadri of the UntIed States also were eliminated. Russell Simpson of New Zealand upset Krlek 7-5,6-7, 6-l ; Ma tt Doyle, a 27-year-old Californian, stunned Edmondson 7·6, 6-3; Tanner los to Brzll'a Joao Soares 6-2, 2-6. 7-6; Pfister feU to Jose Lopez-Maseo of Spain 6-4, 5-7, 6-2; and Brtton Jonalhan Smith topped Sadrl4-6, 7-6,7-6. EASTBOURNE, England (AP) - Top-seeded Martina Navratilova and second-seeded Andrea Jaeger reached the quarterfinals of the BMW $150,000 Eas tbourn e women's tennis championships. Nav ratllova defeated Lucia Romanov of Romania 6-2, 6-1, and Jaeger beat Ann Minter of Austra · lia 7-5, 6-2. Scoreboard... xhodut,.,J t"riday'MGam ffi Bos ton at (' lf'\'f'land \ OI M!lwaukN at !:K-troll rn 1 Baltlmurf' at Nf'w Yor k. 111 1 Trxas at M!nnf'SOtil 1nt Chicago a1 C.lllforn!a n \ Toronro at Oaklan d tnl K.ansfl s City a 1 Seal tl f' !nl 1 pl oymt•nt <Jt 1ts worst level s tnl'e tlw Great Depresswn, wPrk t• t s CJI s1x llll'a tpa c klJI ~ piCi nls a. re cCJ ught Jn a squeezt• betw een (;] cn111pCJn y tha t 1s closmg pla nls bt'Ci:i USl' l e~ bo r costs a rt' tno h1 ~ h . a nd e1 unum that won't ld th e IOt..'CJ I Ullll.'i SCJ Ve tht•Jr JObs by <H't'eptmg lowe r pCJy By KEN RAPPOPORT Sports briefs... • Jack Anderson tn ____________________ __ Meat workers done · ·[t .r 1s president, underscores that ni>servat10n 111 The Nt•w Republic. N1xon ha d dune notlung that his predecessors hat! not dun e before. The sCJmted LuH'nln trampled upon n v1l llbe rt1 es Fra nklin Ronsevl'it s ur re pllliOus ly rectJrd ed con \T!'sa twns John F' Kenn ed y prowled throu).! h the ta x returns of Ius pollt•cal enemlt'S. Lyndon J ohnstJn abused h1s preSidenll"l powers 111 a hundred wCJ ys. N1 xnn 's tmsfortunt• was that he got ca u~ ht. As I havt• rt•markcd before, he should h"\"C had better burglars The follies d1tl ntJt end w1th tht· abdll'alrun nf 1974 Mctcrmlay. once t"tlll lltw nted that he knl'Wuf no spec· lcll'lt· so ndwulous as the Bnlis h public 111 one of JL'i ~ · ntxll l'CJI f1ls of ll lll r a l11 .~· Thl' Ulllt ed St ates ron).! ress wt• nt through the SC:.J II · s pasti c responst· to Wa tc rl!ale We wou nd up w1th an " l'lhll's" (;]l'l sn t' X- Wh) d1d the • holt- tl1111g lwprt·n' Wl' know all thl' othl' r ekm l'nts of Wa lt' t ga te - tht· who. when, what . wht' Jt' and how - but tht· essl.' nttCII ·why" sllil eludes us Prnbab l) lht• <:~ nswe r li es tn another truiSJJ I rropoundcd by hiStonans. thai hiS(llry IS I\I OS!ly bltlgr"ph y We wil l neve r undt•rsland the · why" of WCJ tergal t' unt1l Wt' hCJ ve a t: n •ater untlt' I'Sta ntJJn g or tht• COl llpll'X a nd baHhng charal'ler nf Nrxnn hn melf If we look back II years. to !lie sUII ll ller of 1971, 1! woultl be dlf· frc ull to 1dent1£y a publi (' nff1 c1al JJ lOI'l' st't'UI't' tha n tht• presJdt•nt He had evt• rythm g gmn g for hun . The !t• rnbl e wounds of Vu:-tna m had bee un to heCl l; the eL· unmn y was 111 t•xcellent sha pt•; nu sci:i ntlal ha d loul'iwd hts <Jdtmnr.stratJon But we kn ow now. even 1f we cct nnot undl'rsland 1! full y. th" t behmd thet t fa c<.tdt' n£ St'l'Unt y was <.1 qut ve nn g llli:iss of Jnsecunt ) Not h111g t• lse could explain tht• 111ex· t'usabk cH Irons tha t ullnna tely v. oultl be l'l'\'t'Ci leti - the d1rt y ca mpa ign tn cks, tht• la undt•nn g of ll lcgrtl t·mnpa 1gn cnnlnbutrun:-;. tlw all over now . ' I WatergQ~a_te-,-?_.------,,----J---,am~e-:-s]-:-._Kt-:-:'lp:--at_ric---;-k ra1smg of a $6() null wn eampa 1gn fund . NIXon cra ved ass urance of Vll'· lory. ConsciOusly or su bn msc1ously hl' curnmum cated to Ius people a need for more, lllOI'l', mon· - rnon· lllnney, m ort' rnt cl ll genct•. Il i On· pf •·veryth1ng It was all so fooliSh.'" needl ess. sn dwn bt H1 stor y 1s 1ndee d JPns t ly bltlgra phy We had a wea k man, Atlorney GeneraiJ ohn Mlll'hel l, son•ly hct rassed by the bn·(;] kup of h1s ma rn agc Wt' had a stron g 111a n. Gordon L1ddy. who could ImpoSt• hiS will upon the 111 en around hnn Wt• had men 111 who1 n loyalty bcra ll lt' not a v1rtue but a fct ult We had a 111· b1t10us m en, s ly 11 1en. obt•til l' nt JJit'n And at the top of tlw pyran ud Wt' had R1clmnl N1xon. who 111 i:i tltJJtltln tn t'\·erythmg else. wa" a n un lw·k) Atlanta edges Houston 5-4 in I 0 inningsj: Sports. •• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio NATIONAL J£,\GUt: F..Mtern Dlvll'lkln \\1 L Prt. G8 :17 25 !'!!17 Si LouL~ :l'l l6 ~'l Mnntrf'a! N("W Yor k 11 ~ 517 Phlladf'lphJn ll '.!!! ~ 5Jn Pitt sburgh !I .ll H4 ~ 1 .11 ChJ(',IJ{O 'l4 .l 9 lU 1J ~ Wf'Htl'm Ul\hlon Atlanta :II :.!J 623 San OIPgO 34 'lfi ~1 J~ Los 1\n,R'('ks :t! .J'l 500 7•;1 San F'rand<;('(l ~ ;r, 444 II C'lnc ln n.lrl 26 l.'i 41ii 12 Hou s1on 26 36 419 11 ~ \\'t'dne8da,y '11 G amet~ C' hlcasto 1. Phlladt'l ph!a 6 II Innin gs NN' Yot k al P lttsbui"J( h. ppd . rain Clnrl nn,\11 7 San Frant l<co :1 Mo nt rt'a l 8, Sr Lou l~ J i\llanta ~ . !lou..~t on ~ Hl ln nlnfei !...a. A n R£>1~ 6 San DI!"MO 0 Thul"8day'N Gamf'tl San ~ r an rL<;('(I !(,a ll• 2 51 a t Clne\n M II d.Ribrandl 'l - 11 Mo nr rl'al ! P.tl nwr I 0 1 at Chicago 1 Ma r1z ~ S1 Philadelphia tKruko"" ~ - ~ \ H1 P lmbur¢1 1Sarmlmt o 20 1 1111 Only gamrs sch('dutro Friday' ~ <:anu'tl Montrf'ill ar C hleago 1'>:1•w York at Sr Loui~ 1 tt n t Phii.Kk>tp hl a at P IU<:Oulll:h. l n • Los Angei("S a1 C\n('l nnatl 1m Sa n F'ra ndsro ari\ 1I.U11 a 1111 San Olf'J<:O at Hw ston. 1n 1 Transactions BASE BALL Am erican Lra(U t BOSTON !lED SOX- SIIlflro Ti m Gor do n thir d baseman. and Sam Nallllt'. ou r fi r ldf>r Aso; ll{n00 Got don to W inston-Sa lrm of lhr' Carolina l..e3S1ut• a nd Na1111l' 10 Elmira of thr Nf'w Ym k Pe nn League !'OR ONTO fJI. UE: JA Ys-Signro AUI(Ie Schmidt, s OOnslop. a nd ,\sSiified him to Kln ~tun , N C. ol thl' Ca rolina Lcngu(' Natklnal Leape CHI CAGO CUBS- P IIItf'd Dick ie Noles. pllc hf'r on ttr 'J.I.day disa bled 1151 t"l'IJ'Oarll ve ro Ju tl(' II NF:W YORK ME'TS-S\Ilfled F'loyd You mans, pllcher ,tnd as.~lgned hi m to King spon . Tl'nn , of t ill' Oass A Appalachian Lfoagul' Slgnat Ron al d Ha r tshorn , Wf.>!lley Ga rdner. RICk Pa ul. John Buy lt-s a nd Mike Weslon. pltc ht'rs. Ca rl Holll!i a nd J oseph Redtlt'ld, sOOrtslops Alan Ca rmi· ct\at'l. calc her. SleYe Sprin R'('r , outflelde'r. and Jo hn M t>tua ua g~> 1hlrd host'IT\an FOOI'BALL canadian Foolblllt.eque MONT R EA L CONCORD ES-Na m f'd Ed mond Ricard ch a1m an The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ot tht'> board '· W Wilson. Kan.c;as Cl!y, 7 Yount MU wa u kee 5 Ups haw. Toront o. ~ 81"('11 , J<a n.o;as City 5, G Wright , Texas, ~ HOME RU NS ThOrnlon. Ck'\le 1and, 18 Hr beok Mtnnf!Sflta ~ Roen lckf' Balli rmrt' 14 . G Thomas Milwa ukee, 1J Har rah , Clf'\leland, 12, He rndon, Detro\1 12 Ogllv l£>, Milwa ukee, 12 !:>TOLE N BASES R He ndPrson Oak land, 64 , Wathan. Kansas C tty, 21 , U'f lon •. Chicago, 20. Molitor , Mllwa ukl>E'. 14. Hayes, Cleveland. 13, Lopes, Qa.kland. IJ. Murphy, Qakland. IJ. J C ru z. Sl'attll', 13 PITCHJ NG 19 Declslons i. G uldry N('W Yor k. 8- l , e . 2 tl: VukOvk"b. Mil wau kl>f>. 8-2, Jm, J 23, Zahn. CaiUornla. 12. 218. Caudlll, St>anle. 1-2. 1 8 1 Hoyt, ChlcalfO, IGJ, 169. 2.24. Bark er. Clevelan d. 8-J, m 249, Clancy. Toron to. 1 J, 700 4 00 Bumll, Chicago 1-J. '100. :1 ~ STRlK EOUTS: F' Bannister Seall ll', 87 Ilar ker , Clevt'land 'Tl, G ui dry New York, 10 Erkersl<'y Boston , !D. Rlghl'll l. NPW York , Ill m. m. AP Sports Writer With Its spacious ou 111eld and no wtnd current, the Houston Astrodome Is supposed to be a no-man's land for long-ball hitters. But the way the Atlanta Braves have been swinging this yea r, no park can hold them. Behind three different times In their game with Houston Wednes· day night, the Braves kepi blas ting their way out of jams and fin ally used the long ball to beat the Aslros 54 In 10 Innings. Chris Cha mbliss won It for the National League West leader s wllh a solo home run In !he lOth. " We depend on our power hlltlng, whereas the Astros have been depending on their pitching for years," Chambliss said. "We have the ability to go farther than we have In the past because of our st ronger pitching this year and more matu r· lty on our bench " Chambliss' ninth homer of the year. off George Cappuzzello, 0·1. was the second Atlanta homer of the game. Claudell Was hington hll a solo shot In the eighth to throw the game Into a 3-3 tie a! that point. "It was the type of pitch I could hit ," Chambliss said of his gamewinning homer. "It ran In on me, but It was up. I had two strikes. so I had to protect the plate. " Houston Manager Bill Vlrdon says there's no magic lo the Braves' success as far as he's concerned. "They're getting the hits when they need them. Their pitchers and relievers are doing the job. That's what It takes- a IIItle from everybody." Atlanta reliever Gene Garber, 52, pitched the final two Innings for the victory. The Braves fell behind 3-0 aft er three Innings as Terry Puhl hit two homers for the Astros . But Atlanta scored twice In the fifth before Wa· shlngton homered In the eighth . The Astros went ahead 4·3 In the bottom of the Inning on Tony Scott' s RBI trtple. But Atlanta rallied to tie II again In the ninth on a pinch RBI single by Bob Watson. Elsewhere In the NL, il was Montreal 8. St. Louis 3; Chicago 7, Philadelphia 6 In 11 Innings; Los Angeles 6, San Diego 0 and Clncln· nat! 7. San Francisco 3. Ra in post· paned the New York-Pittsburgh game. Expos 8, Cardinals 3 Andre Dawson's three- run dou· ble capped a five· run upns lng In the second Inning, powering Montreal over St. Louis. After Montreal took a 1-0 lead In the first on a trtple by Tim Raines and a run-scoring grounder by Terry Francona , 10 batters went to the plate during the decisive second. In addition to Dawson's double, an assortment of five hits Included RBI singles by Warren Cromartie and Francona. Gary Carter's one-out double trtggered the Expos' burst off St. Louis left-hander Dave LaP-oint, 3· 1. Charlle Lea, 5·2, was the winner NATIONAL LEAGUE BAITING !lffi a t ba ts! .J Tho m~n Pllt sbu rRh ..112 RamM.>y StLouis . .'Jll, lor g, S1 Lo~ l.s .324, S11'arns. Nt'w York. 32.1 Ru Jones. San 0 \('go, .122 RUNS Murphy Atlanta , ofl, Lo Sm1th S1 Lwls. 48, Dawson. Montll'al, 44 . Ru J ones. San 01'-"flO, 44, Sax Lo6 Ange- HAIL TO THE CHIEF- Cincinnati Reds slugger Cesar Cedeno (28) is congratulated by teammates Dan Francisc o Gianl~. Wednesda y night in Cmrinnati Cedeno 's two homt• rs 3('('UUI1tcd for fi vt• ur tht• Rt•ds Drie sen, left, and Paul Householder after hitting the sev e n runs as tht•y dnwr!l'd tht• G 1a nl"i 7-3 iA P Last·r· firlit of two home runs during a game against the San photo! Lack of coaches hurts school COLUMBUS, Ohio !AP I - A for the Ohio Depart men! of Educa · t\on, sa id there are sevcra l rrasons coaches are crea llng a storm y ho- why teachers are leaving part ttmr rizon for school sport s in Ohio. offl · coaching clals say "One is the amount of lime spenf SuiVeyed by The Columbus Dis· for very small re munera tion Some patch. educa tors said that for ye- a r·e quitting bC'ca uS(' of the prps ars, teachers worked as parl ·limc s ures the communi ty bnn gs to ,~,· i n . coaches. But becau se of the poor win, win .. " economy, thPy a r e no longer w Uiing Like most educators . Bowers lo work long hours for lillie money. sees many disadva nlages to hmng So me teac her s have ta ken !cam coaches from ou!ldc !he hlgher .paymg part. tlme jobs and school. walked off the playing fields And "There is !he da nger of cmplo) . many school dlslrtcts are forced 10 ing overzealous, non-cPrtificd 1nd1· cut back on school sports progr a ms Vlduals. What will happen to the because of cuts In stale funds voungslcr In the process when only Smaller districts and those with the fin al scorr IS cons idered ?'' Bow shrinking enrollment and fac ult ies C'rs sa id are the hardesl hit, officials say Willia m Marlin of fhc Oh1o F:du· For instance, Upper Arlington ca tion Associallon sa1d a maJ Or has 44 vacant coaching JX>SII tons. of reason teachers arC' lravm g coach which 25 were filled by non· mg positions IS lhestmm of the nor teachers las t year This year. 19 ma l wo rking day m or e teac h e r coac hes h ave "Teac hing IS very dtffic ult toda) resigned. Wilh discipline problems. drug In Loudonville schools, 7t h·grade abuse a nd altllud£'S thai do no! get foolball has been cancelled and belter," Mart in sa id . "At the r nd of classes will be combined for sport · !he day !hey are unable to spend lng ac tivities anolher !wo hou rs !coaching I ·· The Big Wa lnut District at Sun· The Columbus Public Schools do bu ry has nine coaching posllions not hire out s1de coac hes. hav ing d unfilled, including thai of head fool· ball coach The small dislricl will have to hire from ouls lde !he a rea. Plain Loca l Schools In New AI· bany, which is In the Central Buck· eye League wilh Big Walnut, has cancelled aU sports programs be· cause of a budget crunch MI. Vernon and Newark City school officials say coaching positions wUI be filled, but admlnlstra· tors have to work Increasingly hard to fill them a nd expecl the siluatlon fl ood of red ink and a droughl of STOLEN BAS~ Moreno ~TO BUSINESS. INDUSTRY. -AND THE PROFESSIONS to get worse. BANK ONE OF POMEROY N A Dr. Robert Bowers. asslstanl su· perlntendent of public inslmcllon 614/992·2133 MANAGE YOUR MONEY OF OUR NEW HOME SALES CENTER. 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Raine!!, Mon 1real. 1.5 B Dtaz, Philadelphia, 15, Knight, Hous lon, 15 11UPLES Ga rner, Hous ton, 4. l5 iled WlthJ HOME RUNS Murph y , Atlanta . 19. Klngman. New Yor k. 16, J Thompson. P1ttsburgh, 14, Baker, Los Ange~. 12, G nro wuh 11 :W, Dernk>r. Philadelphi a, 28, Lo Smith, St l..o..tl.'l, :ai. Raines, Monl real, 24, Wig sport~ "" . Just across lhe Kanawhe R1ver at Location the loot of Ihe Shadle Bndge in Po<nl Pleasant, W. Virginia. • D W HOMES A1 IX .sen;ng the Tn ·Stat& Are I (304) 875-4424 3RD"ST , , RACINE,OH. Member FDIC ,. �Thursday, June 17, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Chase underway for U. S. Open crown PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (APIincentive of shoot ing for a record In a breathtaking setting that fifth title In this event. After all, he seems like something lifted right has conquered this course more fre-off a painter's canvas, thechasebequen tly than any of his colleagues. ~a n today for the United States Nicklaus was asked why he's had Open golf championship, one of !he . so much success at Pebble Beach, game's most prestigious titles. which has takm Its toll of quality The field is loaded with quality golfers. " It' s because I've shot low ca ndidales for the crown. The professional bettors ha ve scores. I guess." he said. " !like this played. "I'm hitting the greens, and I'm putting well," Floyd said. " My confiden ce Is up. Things are going ·right. Without question. I'm play· ing lh<' best golf of my life right mack Mas ters champion Craig type of thinking as well as golf. It' s a course I've had a great deal ofsuc- now. moncy-maker of cC'Ss on and I likr vC'ry much. I 'm $:l12.if.J!!. the favorite . " It' s niC(' to have people know playing fairly welL I feel like my golf game Is in rPally good shape." tling thC' frustration of never ha v ing won this event . with earnings Then . there is Tom Watson. bat Watson is the No.2 a lltime you havC' a cha nce." he said. " I o~· Till-: J\10\'E - Tum Watson wah'ht·s his dri\'t' during a practice round in prqJaration for tht• opening ruund of lht• U.S. Opt• n Thursday at Pt·hldt· lk;n·h . 1 :\I' LastTphutu 1 think I ha ve a very good chance. My game's prett y solid. l know the course well and thf' course comp li · ment s my game." There's also plenty of support for Jack Nicklaus. who won the only other Open ever played a 1 Pebble neach in 1972 and has the added Twins record 5-2 By TOM CANAVAN i\ssoclatl'<l Press Writer People tend to worry for different rrasons. Minnesota 's Frank Viola starting Summer league baseball results released lrrJ ,,w;tl I 't' t' Wt•t · at'trtnl. S~ r;rl'll.'it' ddt•<t!t•d :\1il .' lllll I. 2:1-10. Sy r;wust· h;td 15 hrt s. K. prkllt·d tllrt·t · rr11rrngs htr Sy rilt ' ll ."'~ t' Stt•w;rrl krd I WP ht•rrw run ...; :n 1d (\\' P srnghos. J) l .;t\ t 'll dt •r ;r httrrw run i-HHl srn gll', T;r.\ lt1r a tnplt· ;nrd dou!Jk. Custl'r a d t,uh! t• ;tnd :-. HIJ t ll'. Wt)lft· tw u.s Hl glt·s. Hun!t·:-.:-. ;r doublt'. A. B<H'r a .-.;r ngll'. ;~nd Say IT ;t .srnt:k .\1a sun Ptllr ~t· r oy dO\\ ll t• ti llatTI.'it•nYilk. i-5 as {;ary HdZIII )-! ;nld Il;n1k Cklaml sll<Ht'Li p1kh1ng t!U\It'.>; Willi J:l S!rikt•OU!S and 't\'~·dkt•d 17 llut J-:<Wt ' up ju:--;1 t WP h1b . l!tH ner Wt·hll ami Shawn I .c-unbe rt s ufft•rt•U tilt· ]tJSS V..'llh t•Jght ~t nkt• uu ts and Ji ll It' walks. Ftll' HarnsunYilk Aaron Slll't'L'-' and Burt Kt·rmt·dy g;J tlll'retl till· unly twu ll1ts. Vtlr Powells Dl·nIIIS Hun tl11 · !tad a In ph ·. ('ary Bl'tztng had a duublt• and srn gil', Htmk {'it-land two srnglt-s. \Vesil'y Young a tripk . ami Clwsl' C\d(:IIHl a s1ngle . Tht• Mlddll'port Braves duwnt·d Syr<IL'USt' ~ - Mtddkpurt 1s now 6-6 and Syral'USt' 8-i . .l l'ff Nelsnn wa s till' \\ 11111111 1-! ptll'hl'r w1th 10 s tnkt· nu L-; and lhl·l't' walk s. Hl' allmn·d JIISI tlll'l't' l11l:-.. Chad Ta ylo1· fan·d s tx ballt·rs and ga\· t· thrt't' runs. twu htts. l\\11 walks ft1r S~Till'USt'. Shawn ( 'unn1n gha11t t'<tlllt' Ill tn f1111sll Uw l.! liiTIL' . Hl' g;-n·t• up thn·t' h1ts and fuur Halks . . Jdf NL"Isun trip!t-d. Jtit·~ 1,o\'111 1-! rilld St·tttl Hannu1g t'<ll'll dtJubkd fur tilt' WlllllLTS. Barry Mc('oy lla1l twn SJilJ.: lt•s, and Shawn CunJllll.l!ilall 1 a s m ~.dl' for Syr<:wust•. In L1tth' Leagul' adwn till' Tupjh'I'S Plams T1gcrs bumbL·d the H" ' 'llll' He~s 9-0 . T.P. lwl seven hit.>; led IJ~· .Jeff C"l~well. nt·dy \'<·wll s1nglt•d. whJ!e WL'lker doubkd . Wt'ld1 Slllgletl and doubled, tvnce , Thom<l s Cht'l'll s tn~led :-i ll h.! ll'd h\' IIT . and Rick Wist' Masun 7-5 111 tht• MGM softball leag ul' . Ju lie Roush was tht' winning pitcher with four strikeouts. while Lisa C. suffen•d the loss. M(:lrgie smgkd. In lht.' i.Jttll' I..e<ig Ul' TournaJJlent at Nt'lsom·1llt'. H<:~l'llll'' s Reds s hut uul Bu rr Oa k Hl, outhilttng the foe 14-9 . I .L•wis suffl'red the loss for B.D. w1th thrl'l' stnke ouL'i and fi ve walks. Mark Porter was tht• winner with two stnkl' outs and two W<ilks and a .J-() Jlt' rsunal reco rd . Shannon Rirfle was fuur for four w1th two doubb anti twn s lngh•s. whilt• David Amllt'r)..!ll' dnubled fur the winrwrs. In softball adwn the 1-larrisunv ill t· Kltlt·ns suffL•red a big IG-lluss to thl' Sm tih and .Julie Roush ha~ ho11<e mns for the winners. whiiL' Kim Slt•wart doubl ed and tripled . Pomeroy had 14 hits to Mason's 5. In the Meigs-Mason Juni ur girls softbal l league Salisbury bombed Pomeroy 24-3. Top hitters for Sa lisbury were Me1ri3 Musse r with 3 holllt'run, lnple, double. and single . J l'nlll fer Couch, SUL' Parsons and Darl<c~ King each doubled and si ngled IWil't'. Ca rla Kt ng had a triple and a singlt•. Mary Mill er. Sandy Ba iley, Tamnn Eblin 1 Dianna Sick and Deanna Sil'k , each hall two sin gles. Rho nda Ztrkle had a double and (fin<:~ Scarbury he~d a single . Hitters fnr Pomeroy were Tmnm y and Ainta Smi th With two si ngles and Turnn <J single . Thl' wiJIIIJIIg pitcher for Sal isbu ry WCIS SusCJn Jones. Salisbury IS now 1-0 . Wllik playing four game:-:; 111 the Gluustt•r Little LeCJg ut· Tourhalllent tlw Tuppers Platns Ttgers eCJsil y dcmnrlJ lilt• tuurnaJIIen l championstp. In ttll' first ga llll' T.P. dowJH•d !Ill' Athens Medics by a 10-6 Sl'lll'l', nuthtttlllg the hosts S-3. By Rryan Durst as the winning pitcher Wilh II stnkt• nul' and II walks, wht ll' (;oJds berry suffered the loss . Brent Bis.sell had a long hon1e run for lhl' winn ers and Eddil' Collins had a lnple. Jdf Ca l~w i•ll ilad two singles, Brent Bissell, Jalllie Mye rs. Jay Blackwoo~ Scott Fikh. and Da vtd Rice each had a smgk fn r the Wlllllers. In till' ne xt round Tuppers PICJill.'i red hut Mt~dl e pm1 Pa nthers. Middleport uuthilits opponent 19-2. Julie H~lush was the winn ing pikhn with SIX stri kl'llllls and five walks. M;-trgil' Sr11ith had a hm!H' run for ttw wtnnt· rs. while Samantha Roush duubled nad tripled. Jultt· Hysell doubled lwiCl' . Cindy Riffle doubled . Kt111 Stewa l'l tnplt·LI. anti Julit• Housh d o uble~ . In Mt•igs-Mason .Jr. Soft ball action Un um Ro1hT of Racuw cilCJlkl'd up an utlwr ndory in tht• leag uL' by ddl'atulg the New Haven Bre1ves 12li. I .t.'iHilng RCJcine was Roberta Cn·t·Jll' with twu hurnt• runs. Bridget B1ng w1th thrl'L' s1ngles. Tr(:lcy Ht•t• gk, Karla Smith. Tri sh Mulllern ;Ill wt!h two smgles t'ac h anU '\ngJe Bust1ck a s inglL'. h1tkrs for New Hct\'t'!l werl' Roll 1ns, Barkl'r, Sayre all with three singles each: Hoffll lWl, T(:l~.rlor. Gardner. K . Gardnt>r, all \\"lth two sing le.s eCJch : D. Long a stnglt an~ trtpl e. and Frye. Vickers i:llld Ct>Ok a ll with one single each . Crystal! Hill nuw 3-1 overall as the Al len Tripp. <:tlld .J;u!IIL' :vlye rs with smg les. Brent HISSl'li " duuble. and Eddie Coll tns twt l tnplt·s and a s i n~le to pa\'l' the way ltl ndo ry. For Racine Shannun Htfflt· llad twu s1ngles. Brian Dil'hl a double . ;nHI Da\'lL' McMillian a .'l lngk . BryarJ Durst wtt h two walks and 11 stnkt·outs was the winner, whtil· AndJt'I' J.2. 1L' sufferL•d tht• luss w1111 ~ · 1 gll t walks and 10 strikt:uuts Tlit• l'ull lt'roy H1•yals lli-J!Tnwly ddt·a kd MHid lt•ptwt 111 tlw las t tnJHII U by a 6-5 score. MuJdleport ou tiHt l'ollll'rtJ~ 7 tu6, but fourcustly errors by Mttldlq>Ur l hurt the \' lsrtors. Tlw g<:llllt' was tied at 5-5 at tlw end rl'gula tiun play . In the eighth ne 1tht·r tea 111 cnul tl plak a run. but in tht• tnp of the nmth MitiU!t•purt thn•<ct tenl'd whl'll with thL' two out O<:~Vl' Htlove r and Scott Gheen s inglt·d. but Glwen W(:IS thrown nul trying \11 strdch his safety to a Liu uble . In PtlllH~ roy's half of the innin ~ Danny Thomas fanned tlw first batter IJL'f()r t· Chns Kenn edy s ingled . l-Ie stult• second <:~nd on a bad throw tn thl' ba1 '. 1'<-I ITW ;.jiJ tilt' wr~y home w1th till' winmng run . Bush s ufrt' reU the loss w1 th nine Ku 's and eig ht walks. J~ckiL' Welker wt•n l <:~II the way lo post tho· win fanning II and walkingsix . Tudd Hy~wll . Kevin Mowery. Jol' Fi elds. Rex Haggy , and Ch ris K•: n- winntng pttcher. was one the lose r with 12 G. walTaylor ks (:llld strikeout. ruan•d to an Il-l victo ry as Brent BISsell hurled a two hitter en route to tlw w111. Bissell had a whopping 17 strikeout.>; and just five walks. D. ~ovaeh suffered tl1e loss. He fanned 6 an ~ wa lko•d four. Brent Bissell dnubled and singled, Bryan Durst had two dou bles. Eddie Collins a double and Jamie Myers two singles. J eff Caldwell and Dan Tripp each had a single in the win. Eddie Collins hurled a tw<>-hit shut out over Buchtel's Bucks with 8 slrikeoulli and two walks as his T.P. Tige rs rulled to a 441 win . C. Savage sufft•red the loss. Eddie Collins, Brent Bissell and Kenny Ca ldwell each si ngled for the winners while Bryan Durst ca rried the big bat by smacking a home run and a double . In the cham pionship thriller TuJ>pers Plains pulled off a 10-7 romp by scoring fou r runs in the bottom of the fifth inning . Eddie Collinsin relief of Brent Bissell as credi ted with the win with an oullitanding pitching pt>Jionnance. Bissell fanned 6 and walked 6 while Coll ins walked 3 and fanned 4. Savage suffered the loss. Overall T P. had II hi ts tu Buchtel's 3. Jeff Ca ldwell had three singles, Brent Bissell home red and double, Eddie Collins doubled. Jamie Myers smgled and d o ubl e~ . Allen Tripp doubled, and Scott Fitch and Kenny Cal ~we ll each smgled. In winning th e fina l ga me the Tigers rallied from behind in the bottom of the fifth . A lead-off walk was fol lowed by a sharp single by J eff Ca ldwell . Bissell then hit a long sacrifice fl y, J . Myers ~oubled to the fence as an error and a walk set up a run scoring ground out by Fitch . money-winner with $2,778.697, trail Ing only Nickla us. He has been P layer of the Year four times. captu red the Brit ish Open three times and the Masters twice. Bul he Is still looking for his flrst U.S. Open. "Yes. 1 want to win it very badly," said Watson. "But it's not crlt icat. 1 have a few more years to get under my belt." Watson's best Open finish came in 19&1 when he tied for third at Ba ltusrol with a 276. four strokes behlnd Nicklaus. who ca ptured hlli fourth crown that year. the last three . tournaments he's Stadler. a three-time winner on the tour this year and the season's top COUI'SC' because it requires If you prefe r the hot -hand theory. then your man should be Ray Floyd, who has two victories and a second place finish lin a playoff) In • WID Mikl' Wolfe pitc hed the first fi ve and a th ird inlllngs wi th three Ko's e1 nd Iwo w<-~lks . Mall D<Jwson to fini sh the ga nw <Jlld s uffe red thl' loss with two bases lHl bCJ IIs e1 nd lUll' strikeo ut. F'ur tht• wi nners Chris doubled and Slllgled. Joe Fields doubled and si ngltd, .Jackw Welker doubled, and Hex Haggy Si ngled. Hitters for New l-lcwen were Todd Gress two sing les, Vtl'kers a smgle. and Matt Thompsnn a single . Po11<eroy Sugar Run Ashland pulled off a 10-8 s\ugfesl vtdory over the Mason Cubs. Reuter was the winner with relief help from Taylor. Hobbi e Fields posted the saw_Kearns suffered the defeat wi th help from Crandlt·. Crandle hammered a long home run , Kearns tripled, and Greer doubled for Mason. For the winners Rob bie Fields and David Frymyer each do ubl e~. The Pomeroy Panthers breezed by Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • sweating the moment he heard his heck is going to go wrong now,"' parents were coming to watch him sa id Hrbek after McRae's double. pitch. Kent Hrbek started worrying "That's the way our whole team in the ninth inning when !he real- has been thinking this season. I ized the Twins were winning. guess. It' s no fun losing. but there's Viola recorded hls first major no place to go. but up," he said. league victory Wednesday nighl and Hrbek scored the Twins' rtrst . - - - - - - - - - - - - run and added a t wo- nm double as Minnesota downed the Kansas City T he Daily Sen tinel Roya ls 5-2 for only Its third victory in 26 games. lUSPS 145-9601 Iro nically, Viola. 1·0, has started A Divisiun uf Multlmfillll, lnl'. two of those three victories, but he Publtsht·U t'\'t• ry <~flt•rnou rl. Mmltlll~' lhn•u~h was a little apprehensive before the Frtt.lay. Ill Court Stn·t•t. b\' the Oh tu Valin Kansas City ga me. You see, his Pubhshm~ Curnpan) Multilllt:\hu, Jrw '. Pur rlt'ruy. Ohw ~5769. 992-2 156 . St•nmtl dt~ss parents, Frank Sr. a nd Helen. were posl<t~t· p<~nJ a t Purm•ruy. Ohru present and that has n't been been a Memlx·r Tht• AssOt'tHLt'tl Prt:ss. l nlaruJ Oat· good omen for the 22-year-old left· lr Prt:ss Assonallun ami lht· Atnt·nntn hander from New York. Nt•wsp.apt>r Publtshcrs AssOt.'LHlmn. Na twnHI Advc riLs tng RcprcSl'lllaiL vc. Br~tnhHLn "The last two times my parent s Nt'wsp.apt>r Sales, 733 Thtrd Avcnu••. Nl'~'>' saw me pitch In (Class AAA) York. New Yurk 10017. Toledo, I oni y las ted 31-3 innings," POSTMASTER S..nd iHIJrcs:-. to TI1r DttLI) said Viola. "I was beginning to Sent tnt· I. Il l Cuurt Sl . PtlLLwro)' . Ohtu~~769 think they might be a Jinx." SUBSCRIPTION RATF.."i The Violas stopped In Kansas By C.11rrit'r nr Mntur Ruult' Ont• wet•k 1100 City, whlle driving their son's car 01\I'Muuth $HO from Toledo, where he spent most Ont• Yt•ar $~2 80 SING I.E COPY of the spring, to Minnesota. PRICES Viola, who gave up a seventh· Jj(',·nb inning home run to Hal McRae, SutJsnt lwrs nut dt'SLI'lll g lu pa)' Lht· t'ii iTit'L said his control helped him . HUH' rl'rnrl Ill <~dVIU h ' t' t.hr· ~·,· t '" Tlw D~•lv Sr•tlttrh'l una .1. fi ul' 12 II HJLLih basts . C~t·tlil "The first time against them, I wtll bt· Cl\'l' ll l'arrtl'r t·adl rrtunth kept falling behind the batters and ".j, :-.LJhStTlpltuns b~ trL<~LI pt·rnLtlkd tn town:-. letting them wa it on my pitch." Viwht•rt• hurnt• ,·ar rwr :-.t•rvu 't' ts ava tlablt· ola sa id . "My control was better MAILSURSCRIPTIONS this time. They weren't sitting back lnsidt'flh iu waiting for my pitch." JJWt't·k., $14 fH WW t•o •k. , $2i .:10 Ron Davis pitched !he final two ~2Wt•t ·h sr.t ~8 innings for Minnesota. allowing the Oulsitlt flhiu u w•.,.k:-. il~ 21 Royals' second run on a double by 2fi w,.,.k., $l!l fi~ McRae. ~2WtTk:-. $56 '1.1 "I started thinking 'What the The Daily Sentinel Pase=;5 Quilt show continues through Sunday ,.., ' ' . . Thirteen people from Meigs County have quilts on display at the Patterns Worth Repeating quilt show in Athens through June 20. They are Ona Arix, Ruby Grueser. JloMargaret Christy, Clance Allen, I" Maxine Gocg lein, thr~c quilt.:;, Margarel Brown . Mary Russell. ,.. Oma Starkey, Delores Cleland . ... Mary Colmer, Ida Murphy, Freda g. Edwards, and Ruth Snodgrass. two ... '·~ quil ts. ... A total of 16 quilts of the 7G ... displayed at the show co11<e from ... Meigs County. according to Dale ~· Stoll, Meigs County ExtenSion Home "" Economist. .... The idea for the Patterns Worth Repeating ex hibition came from the llliainterest expressed by local quilters ,. visi ting the Quilt National eon- ~ temporary quilt shows at the D(:liry r Barn. People enj oyed the quilts, but .. expressed an interest in par- .. ticipation in e1 regienal s how of ~ traditional qutlts. it was then decided to search for the finest traditional quilts in the southeastem Ohio area fu r the exhibition. The J ackson Area Cooperative Extension Center (:llld nin e Cooperative Extension Offi ces in Southeastern Ohio organized the ~ : judging days and an educational ;l, program on quilt care. Patsy Glass gave the educational program at each of the judging days held MarchMAXINE GOEGLEIN is shown with om· of her thn•t• 4uills "n display May,1982. at the Patterns Worth Repeating Quilt Show display a! th•· Dairy Barn in Throughout the judging da ys, 610 Atht•ns. Mrs. Goeglein was instrumental in organizing thl' }()('8.1 quilt quilts were entered and over 1,000 show held in Chester in ApriL people came to view the quilts displayed. The educational program presented by Palliy Glass had an atnee~tors nr famil\' llll'lllbL• rs and tendance of over 600. friend~ who tre(:lsure the quilts fur Quilts were judged by Virginia th~i r beuuty and history . The uldcst Allaire Bea ls and Susan Loughridge. 111ay br 200 yee1rs old. whiiL' several 5J t JACKSON PIKE Rt 35 WEST They viewed all the quil lli and s li~es were completed in the 1920s and '30s. Phone 4>16 -4524 were taken of !0-20 quilt.>; at each BARGAIN l.f.MINE£ S ON SAT & SUN Ot hers in tht• traLiitJUnal patterns AU StAIS JUST S ?00 e_ount y. Final select ions wef'l' rnalie and varie1tions have been cmnpll'led I ADMISSION EVERY IUESDAY S20<J May 15. recently. Three quilts ha ve been selected The Di:tiry Barn is located in for special awards. Athens. Oh t<l. ju' t off Hi chland Best of show is "Sta r of the Blue Avl'nUL' . AthnisslOn fur the shnw IS Grass" with trapunlo by Anna $1.5 general and $1 SL'IlJOr citizens Sylv ia Ray of Ray . The self-ta ught and students. Huurs i:ll'l' from l-5 Vinton County quiiter of !0 yea rs has p.tn. Sundays (:Inti 1-7 p.111. Tuesday several selections un disple1y . thruugh Sat urda y. The finest quilting award went to Jackson County's Mary Kni ght of Wellston for her " Irish Chain" quill . - - - - - - - - - - - -----1 wit h appliqued hearts. And the awa rd for use of innovative color was wun by Ona Arix of Racine in Meigs County for the eig ht-pointe~ MEN'S WESTERN sta r variation. The description accompanying the quilt says she "pieced it and quilted it while I was AND MEN'S lai~ up with a broke n hip." She was worktng on it on her 92nd bt rthday in December. Many of the quil ts eame uff beds and out of attics and trunks to be entered in the show either by their "" over Royals QUILTS ON DISPLAY- A variety of quilts, some of them from Meigs County. an• currently on display at the Dairy Barn in Athens. The exhibit -"Patterns Worth Repeating" - will be available lor publir viewing through June 20. Dail)• Barn hours are 1·7 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 1·5 p.m. "" Sundays. This particular quilt was made by Mary Russell. Pomeroy. It's railed simply "dogwood." • ! SALE BAS,KETBALL OF FLOWERS - Ruth Snodgrass, . Racine, ha,s ~er handiwork, shown in the foreground, Accepted COM OF WESTERN BOOTS 25 % OFF LIST PRICE SAVF. S2Uv New S pc . wo od living room group which includes couch, chrur, 1 end table s, .1nd coffee tabl e. All cu shions Hercu lon (no vinyl). Thi• is a b.ugain if th ere ever w,_ s one. Only S199.9S. JUSTIN • TEXAS TONY LAMA'S • WRANGLER. FRYE • ACME GO on exhibit at the Dairy Barn. She calls this quilt "Basket of Flowers." program,.----------------------, Katherine Lynn Baker, of Racine, has been accepted into the Ohio Univ ersi ty Summer Scholar program. The program is designed for talented high school students who want the experience of attending a univer· sity while exploring an area of their academic or career interest. To be eligible · for the Swnmer ~holar program, the student must be of junior standing as of this academic year and be in the upper ten per cent of the class. Baker, of 49636 Portland Rd., is a student at Southern Local High School. fiiiiii~Rii!iii!ii~ii!iii!iiiiiiil FATHER'S DAY GIFT SPECIALS WORK BOOTS. BAILEY'S SHOES MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PRICES GOOD THRU MONDAY 'DRESS SHOES REDUCED 10% SUNGLASSES A' SELECTED GROUP OF MEN'S SHOES PRICED AT $10 and $12 COMPLETE STOCK V2 PRICE BAYER SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR IN THE HEART OF POMEROY E_R SALE SAVE UP TO '53" ON SOME BOOTS $9995 MEN'S WESTERN SHIRTS WESTERN STYLE HATS 25C}'o OFF 40% OFF !1" BOOTS The Pomeroy Royals pulled off a G-5 tnumph ove r New Haven here rt'l't'ntly in Local Pony Leag ue ClCIton . Both teams are 2-1. Rod Roush went f\Jur innings posti ng two walks, two stri kl'u uts, an d tw\1 hits. Ja cki e Wt·lker t·ame on in relief CJnd posted tht· w111 wit h two we1lks, four stnkl'oub and allowi ng just two hits. Thursday, June 17, 1982 WIFFLE BAll & BAT SET RIVERSIDE V.W.-AMC-JEEP TO Reg. $1.98 ONLY ONLY 995 Save CORTAID CREAM or OINTMENT BUTIERSCOTCH, MINT OR LEMON SQUARES MANY OTHER ITEMS AT CLOSEOUT PRICES 10 Oz. •;, OZ. ONLY $163 REG. $2.25 DAN'S BOOT SHOP MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CEPACOL '60' CHEVROLET . FATHER'S DAY IS SUN., JUNE 20th MONZA COUPE LOSE WEIGHT FOR SUMMER •ACME & DINGO BOOTS •MOCCASINS •BILLFOLDS •LEATHER BELTS & BUCKLES •WESTERN HATS &HATBANDS •KNIVES IAII:lll. g:IJMI(I, fJ.I.H. . Director of Techniques tor Living, oro• ot America ' s 20%0FF foremost authorities on stereo, c.b., we sold II styled w hee l s, new 60-40 seats, tlltwheel, wire wheel covers, am - 1m stereo. padded seats, landau root, p-wlndows . Like New . '5995 $AVE '77' FQRD MAVERICK '81' CHEVROLET '78' FORD flfSTA '79' PONTI~ LeMAN$ COUPE . . M-ONTE CARLO ' Tu-tone' blue, V-6, auto trans. p:s·., · p.b., a-i:, wide wheel covers, sport mirrors. Cloth seats 1-w-d·am -tm stereo 8-track, body sl'de moldings. R~al · Clean. A-c, p.s., p.b., rear d~lroster. auto trans. small V-8. Super Nice . ot Hypno,la and the author of "HYIJH""II: ·••eta arid MODERN SUPPLY W.Main St. Ph. 992·2164 Pomeroy, Ohio The Store With "All Kinds of Stuff" For- Pets, SIJbles, & Small Animals, ~r'awet 1." 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A* Molt .Our ElciUiiwt 12 liO.tll or 12.000 lllks lbtiolwidt Used Car Warrant,. ·· C.u Jolin Sa11•.Jl• wla• ., Wendell-Vaupan .· V-100 DISPOSABLE INSULIN SYRINGE WITH NEEDLE $157"~ HAWAIIAN TROPIC ROYAL TANNING BLEND 8 OZ. Reg. $6.50 SUNDAY I S FATHER'S DAY REMI'fGTON ENGliSH LEATHER TRIPlE .HEAD AFTER SHAVE LOTION 'ELECTRIC SHAVER FOR MEN Rec. $26.95 ONLY ·$15 lOR MEN ONLY $ r----------SWISHER LOHSE 1 CMrl~l Rtlfle . R . Ph Ronald Hu~ng , R . Ph . . 6 ..... Pharmacy I k e r+nltth McCullough, R . Ph . 4 oz. Travel Size Ric. $4.00 $389 --- I ONLY Mon . lhru Sal . 1:00 • .m . tot p. m . . Sund•vl 0 :)0toU . Miand5tot .m . PRESCRIPTIONS P'H . tt2 ·1'H Frtendly hrv•n 1 E . M8hl Ponteroy , .._ t Open N•thh till t f ________________:J1 �Page~The Daily Sentinel Thursday, June 17~ 1982 Thursday, June 17, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio County announcements • Residents receive scholarships Ohto Utll\'t'rsrty has anriPUill't ·d tlw Hwardwg nf anun rllt·r pf sdiolm· shtps tu Mt·t ~s {·o unt~ · ~ tudt·nt s Tlw group nwludl's .Ju!lt· Bn·r. Mrddh'l)llrt . s,·llulars htp Ktbblt• Fnundai ton Sht' rs a JUil.t rH· lllt!Jtlrlll,l! ill t ' h ' ll\t'll l < ll~ t•diJt'ii\lllll na n d Paul Hnffnw n. \1uldlt'!Hll·t . Kthblt• F tlUIH1ati!H l St htl\arslllp Ht• wil l bl' .1 frt•shrnan .lant't H n rk~ . :'\11tldkport. 1\rbbltFt iUild.ttlt lll Sdhrl ars lll p Silt· ~.. . .t snplwnHlrt ' tll<·lJ•lrJl l~ 111 :-. t ' t 'tl lld a r~ cdlH 'ill ltlll Slw!la H t, rk~ . \1 HldkpP r t. ;r Dt•an\ St'hul.rrshrp and il Kthhlt· ~dtbrshrp Sll, · ts a frt '!·illll\alll! t<-IJP rlll ~ Ill p s \ ditl\og \ .Lil li I(' 1 . ~ tl!l StSSt\11, H t.l U\t• I. 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Ktbbk Sd 1nlarshrp . frt'shnr; trllllriJ UI'llll! 111 wolu~ ~ . Chark:-. (; n•g or~ Bush. Mltldlt'pnrt. K1bblt• St'hnla rs lup, frrshrn; ur IIICIJ Or! Jl,l.! Ill lllCIIlCt,l!t'llll'llt. F rt •tkrrt ·k .J Hlcrt'ltr w r . Pnt nt'rn)' . r; 1bblt · Sdwld r sh1p . suphn ruun· rtl<lj!ll'lll t' 11111 I' F H Lrnde~ 1\;w J·:;r :-.Pil . J>nrnt'rt>y. Dt'i!ll 's Srllularslnp. b<t st•d un h 1 1~h .., di ul ;~ s tlt' pcl'fnrtn ;-trlt't '. frt·shrtl<ill llli!Jlll'llll~ llll!t\ISW .Jtorr;. F Frt ·ltls. Ptllllt' rt >y. Krbblt · Sdtnlar shtp, ~ n· :-. hllltlll ntajnrlll L! 111 t•lt't'll'll't! l t'll j..! lll t't'rl ll l! Pat nt'l a K. Mt'l'S. Hnu\t· 2. Pon H· n ·~, Krbh lt· Sdrol<1rshq). a JII IH\11' I IIC!Jtll'!ll ~ 111 hoi l it' t'Ctllltl l llll'S. \1 ark E Mlldl. P nrrlt' r o~. Krbblt• Sc hnbrslup . St'tllt tr rr~; r jon n g rnekt ·1rtl'CI I t'll).! lllt'l'l'lll).! . l .y nnt· l)t ·t· OlrnT. Pttl ll t'l' n~. Krbblt- Scholttrslnp and Oht H /\cudt• rrnt· St ·lwla1·sh1p. fn ·s hrnarr lll<tjort!IL! rn lilt'() Douglas 1:: . Du,·a ll , Purll and, Kil>blt• Scholarship, fres hlllan . Selh Alan Hill, Harllle, Kibble Sclwiarshrp. j umor t.: l'rll'r al busi rwss. rnC~jo n n g W111rarn H. Nt'WI!lall ha s bt•t•n , ·allt ·d as p<1 stor tu l .r ttlt • Ky gt•r {'t•ll l-!rt 'L!<Jit clmtl Chun·h. 111 Clw shrre . Ht•\' Nt•wll mn pn'\'J t~u sly p<1 stun ·d Ill Kt'nt u (' k ~ . Port Wa shington . Ohtt• . and ,·or nt·:-. \11 L rttlt · Ky ct•r Chun ·h frorr 1First Suu tl wrn Raptr sl Churl'h, Port ltTP.\ wht ·rt· ht• wa s pa sl ortll ,t! untrl rn'l'rrl l~ l-It• rtt!t·mh·d Bt t~T t ' B1bh· St'lltlld Ill I ,ilUJ S\'Illt- . K~ and rt't'l't\'l'tl addtllullal t•tllwatron fl'lllll Mtll'l'ht•; td Stak Urun•r srty and Soutlwrrr Barr l1 s1 Tht•ul oj..!lt' al St'llltllary Extr·nsron Pru l..! ranl. Ht • rs a llll' llliwr ttf lilt· Mt•rgs Cu. Mtlll.'ill'rtal Assonat1on . and lht • ( 'haplatrlt'y rro '-~ ri-111 1 a! ll oL~t'l' Mt·dlt ' t-~ 1 C'l'ntt·r rn Callq)Olts l-lr has srn t•d as Youth Dlrt•t 'h tr nf Fr r st Bap t1st Chun·h. Englewttod . Oh1o. and wnrkt•tl 111 \·a nou :-. ,·haplarnr ·y pro g ra1 ns. you th pr ngr a111s <J ilt! Nurs\11 )-! Ht•rr u• Muusltws tiii'HU ,t!hou! Ill:-. prt •\'ltlUS pa st11raks T lw Nt•wr ltan farr nly lllt·ludt·s thn·t· daughtns. Bn·ntla rs a st·nrur· <tl Mt·t ~s 1-lr gh Sehoul. I .rsa. 12 yt·ars Koblentz, Frost wed Announc ·pment is lx>ing madr ol 1IH ' JH't•nl m <~ rTiag(' o f Da,·id J . 1\:ob!Pnl/ . Chrsh ·l. an d :Vl af' Frost. l 1a rk !'r -; bur g. \V \ 'a . Till' wl'dflin g took pl acr ;rt liH' rna jur ing 111 hrstory . :-.vrlk. dt•an 's sdrnl<1 r shrp. st'll lllr rnajornr g in st'l'o ndary etlu ci1 t ion . GRAilUATES - prugram at tht• Poml'rtl~' Ht•a lth Can·l'enter taug hl by ('unnit• Lit tl t•, t·t·ntt•r st•att>d , wt·n· ldt to right, front. .Jant· Mil'hat'l, Pau l Sturgt•nn, MarthH Edwards, Dd,. hit· Rul'k . .lac ·kit' Wagnt'r, Anna Wi h·s. Jul ia Co mbs, Ha rm on, Teresa Hos(•har, D~way n r Murri s a nd Terry Willia m s. I n the <'lass but not pir tu red wen• Sharon l'ugar and .Jayt• H. Mt'Daniel. Aides graduate from care center An aw•trd s heiiHl llt't st•J'\'It't' wa s ht·ld Frrda y rr1lronor of nursJJl g arLit' :-. at Pon lt'I'OY Hl·alth Ca n· t \·rJ! t·r · T lw 18 atdl's and tll'l lt·rlll' S par- 0 ltt'lpiilrng rn !Itt· l'l c~:-. s wh1ch totall'd 40 llllurs of 1nstrudlt>J1 anl'lini cal t'XPt'J'!t'llt 't' Wl'rt' pn •st·n\t'd l'l'rl ifintlt:s h~ Tu11 1 H . Ht't' St', Ct•nte r ad· llllllls1ratur. C'rllllllt ' Llltlt· wa s tilt' l' lass instrud or ft~r lhl' gn )up and t'X h' ndetl a wt"koll lt' ttl llw tll l'lll bers anti ,t! UL'Sl s attt>ntlin g thl' nrc11 ro nv. A buffl'l lundlt·on ]ll'l'L't'dt•tl tlw t't•n'llltlllit• ..;. St•lt•t·t rons at the p1anu Wl'l't ' gJ\'t'll by Tt •rt· sa Hnudashl'lt . In l ht· c·la ss Wt'l't' ,)CJilt' Michal'!. \·,,ur P GIVEA GifT J'l'JI M,ltn , Pomeroy Your FT O F lor tst birt h :vtr O llltl Mr ~ Mlt'hal'l Allt ' ll Md;\l ll't' . P 11llii'I'O~ Pt~l' . Porrwru~ . ; trt· ;ultlctU lH'lll t' tlw brrlh uf llh'll' frrs1 duldn ·n. tw1n s. Apnl 24 (II lilt• Plt·as;urt V;tl lt- y ll ttsprtal. Tht·r r dauglltt ·r . M1nd 1t' Kil ~ t '. m ·l j..!lwt! -.1 x pnund ~. 10 oullt '+'S arrd wa :-. 1~ rndh·:-- lon c. {jtHi tht ·•r son , Mwhat •J,\ II t·rt I I . Wt 'lght·d fl\ t' pnuntl s. 12 tlllllt't' Sttnd was 18 Hll'llt ·s Jon).! . Mrs. Md ; urn· rs 1111' font rt•r SlwtTlt' Sl crrdrn (;r;mdpan·n ts ctr+ Mrs. Ad rr S\itrdlt'r. Pun lt'rny. Ctltd tiJt • lal t• ( 'p~ Stardwr. Sr. an d M r an d Mr s. J)alla s M c{ ; urrt· l .alli-! S\'IIl t•. Crt·< ri -L! r arHipa n ·n t s an · Mr and Mr ~ . Mt•l\'lll Cro ss. popul<1r adivities dur inJ.,! the ~ill ll l · rnerti mc. One ~ u rc way to spoil a pi cnic is to serve f;llXi contaminated with food poisoning . You ca n avoid this problem by tak1ng a few preca utions before you leave home, during the picn ic and foll owing the A rmmty-w ide p rt~yer meeting Fourth of July picnic or fa111il y will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Whites Chapel. Glen Bissell is the r eunion. then fo r get the fnod once it lt•aves the refrige r ator. All fotXI should be kl'pt l'tlld ( unde r 40 degr ees l or hut (above 140 degrees 1 1t1 be safe . That inbel wee n templ'rat urc r cm gt• is the best breeder uf dange rous bacter ia . On a hot ~urn­ Homecoming at the Hysell Hun Holiness Church off SH I24 will be held Sunday. Ju ne 20, all day . There will be a potluck meal at the shelter at 12 p.m. Speaker for the day wi ll be Hev. Ceci l Wise and the Hev . Strausbal. Pastor Theron Durham invites the Iller da y. it wo uldn't take long to l'On vert ta sty fn ed ch rckcn i nto dangerous fuud . Plan Jo ket•p your food ruld bv providmg enough tl't' tn k eep th~· POMEROY - Produce and rr============~--------------. bulk fuod ordered through the Meigs F1xld C<>-op will be at the Seni or Citizens Center for piekup Thursday about 3:30p.m. Astrograph You could enter into a co nf iden ti al a lliance this yea r that would have rewards for both parties involved. Also, aid from others wi ll come mue h easier for you. GEMINI !May 21-June 201 Your compassionate feelings may dominate your logic and common sense today , but this won' t be a detriment. Where your hea rt rules yQur head. all comes out right. CANCER !June 21-July 221 You may ha ve an opportuni ty today to demonstrate yo ur loyalty to a fr iend who has always stood by you when the chips were down. Do so without hesitation. MEIGS COUNTY Humane Society, 7: 30 p.m. Thu rsday at the Meigs Inn . . m SHOP BAHR CLOTHIERS YOUR FATHER'S DAY GIFT HEADQUARTERS. MIDDLEPOHT Child Conservation League, annual family potluck picni c and swi mmi ng party, 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. J ames Soulsby. New officers to be installc'<l. ~EO (Jul y 23- Aug. 22) Recog ni tion and FRIDAY I POHTLAND - A movie, " A Distant Thunder." will be shown at Freedom Gospel Mission , County Hoad 31, Portland, at 7: 30 p.m. Friday. The film is a sequel to the "Thief in the Night. " It is free and the public is invited. / / BAHR CLOTHIE S ~ ~-~~ PAST Matrons of Evangeline Chapter 186, Order of the Eas tern Star. will meet at the home of Mrs. Earl Knight, fJ'll Beech St.. Middleport, at 7:30p.m. Friday. Members are reminded to take gifts for games. HliTLAND - Dance Friday from 8 p.m. to 11 :30 p.m. at Rutland Civic Center. Admission is $2 a single and $.1 for couples. Music by "County Hock." rnadc from a ca rd boa rd bux l ined un all sides with thick layers uf newspapers. A plastic ba g of ice nr bottle of ice will ket•p food chilled fur :short periods of t un~ . A n~fn ge rCJ t or would be necessa r y for longt•r ~ lorage . rndd•• , hrw ' what 110 ri'lll them •PAJAMAS •ROBES •SLIPPERS •DRESS 1 PANTS •COORDINATING SHIRTS W(> wollo ~ hock ilb<.ort11ng cu~h10n1.!d Ot'TW -,olo•' And loti'llly ~ uppor11ve ~ lee I , tMnk'< 1\nd F\r ~,,rhm Bru ~hed P1g~l11n' upfl('r ' I() lie~ whf?n il ..... And,...,, ( ,t llt>d tfwm Hu~h Pupp1e~' alk,ng loot lle~e ~ And ......e pnwi thr•m i'l!lmdllhly And ......e s11ll do Wr( kn(""' ....tti'l t you wanted i'lli along lll ilk are m ore susceptible to food spo ilage . Perhaps chonsing a food that docs not spoil as easily would be a w1se decision . If you plan for your foods to be serve'<! hot, plan to keep the food!; hot all the ti me. A slow coo k~r. el ect ric skiU et or other fotXI hea ting device is needed to keep food hot. Oft en l attend potluck dinners ailll watch unea t en casse r oles, etc . sit on a table fur hours while people v1sit nr t~JSh - -.- THURSDAY NIGHT DANCING 'EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT WITH JAY HILL AND ALL THE HITS FORM 10 UNTIL 1:00. Every Thursday Night Is Ladles' Night and Oldies Night . LADIES' DRINKS '/, PRICE Dance to the Sounds of the 60s and 70s, 9:30 to 12:00. ALL MEN'S DRESS AND CASUAL SH·OES -20o/o OFf ..•,...... ... \ •' ~ I '.' EfFECTIVE NOW THRU FATHER'S DAY ;~ .. SHOES BY: WEYENBURG .& MORGAN QUINN ::: .. '.~ Fathers Day Is Sunday. June 20th • • 'l MIDIJWIOIIT, OHIO E I I >· MARGU-ERITE S.HO.ES .. ...•, '> ~. pepper J/4cup \'lnegar Hrnwn h~cun Ill a l a n~ e skil ll'l parti cipate rn a program . /\ftt•r a Res idents graduate Eddie Holler, son of Mr. and Mrs. gradua ted from !he Washl ng1on Technical School, Mariella. Friday night. He-received a certiflcale in aulomotve mechanics. Going up for the gradualio n were his parrnl s, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Holler. Jan Davis. and Ada Holler. A great idea gets better Kimberly Sue Jones. daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J onrs. Pomeroy, received her masters of music degree from Cincinnati Conserva tory of Music Sunday . Jones graduated wilh ma jors in choral cond uc ting and music educat ion . She has servPrl as a IP<trh ln g ass !.'\ I · ani I his pas! yea 1. A graduate of Me igs High School. Jones receivf'd her bachelor' s d£1'gree in music from M01 r head University in Kent ucky. Now. Bu lova and the convenience of day and da te display , come in a s tunmng array 01 destgns thai are JUSt right for work . play . or dress 1 Imagine All thiS, plus Bulova Qua rtz accuracy to withi n 60 seconds a yea r. Now. a great g1ft idea gets better' J ennifer Har low , Box 213, Hutland. received a bac helor of science in nursing degree May 16 frum Capita l University. SUMMER STOCK REDUCTION SALE! A. Goldlone case ano matchtng link Dracele1 Brown dial Englis h/Spanish day Cl1sc Dura Crystal • $150 .00 . B. Goldtollfl case Silver dial Black ~zard sTrap Engllsh/ Spantsh Clay elise $135 .00. C. Gotd1one case am! matcNno sJimllne Oracelet Gut Cl1a1 Water resistant $185.00 . SAVE UP TO 30°/o OFF BULOVJ\ ALL SUMMERWEAR Special For Father's Day INCLUDED ALL WATCHES 20 % OFF REGULAR PRICE OP E N MON .-S AT . 9: 30 -S: 00 KIDDIE SHOPPE Ill W . 2nd Pomeroy, Oh . INGELS KUT RITE CARPET PRICES THAT WILL FLOOR YOU ON RY OUTLET CARPETS ; . ..... . ·.lliiiiiilii.............iliiialitiiiiiiiii .. . •• l\rew York Clothing House Pl ct~T IJ t ·< tll ~ Plus Ta1 ~ ... ... THE SHOE BOX IJt• II I~Jt \to Ill ~~ t'I'Ot' k pot 111 ;r l'rtll'k pot. add hn1!rng :-. u).!;rr IIIIX!un· to be crn s l 'ook until hl'i-ilt •d lllrt 1UI.! h. t~bout Hilt' lu lwu lwurs ttrl lttW !P lll t'dnu r, st' \lltlll of cnwk put. ('!wl'k lll't 'CIS lOll<JII\ tu IJt' surt• bt·rtn :-. ct r t· nul burn1n g. · Bt'Hi h c-ll' t' lnw (·ost sourn.'s uf pru \l'lll Uflt 'll you 1'<111 sa\' t' tl lOllt' \ b~ t'lwosllll! gcJlt'rtL' ur st on· brCJnd·... nf c·arrnt•li or dr y !wans For ~ou r rn •t• I'IIPY uf a l'l'l' l[lt' for llt·an bur l.!t't':-i. ,·ontart Da lt• Stu ll . ( 'ourrt .' E xll'll:-. Jorr Off1 n '. Bnx 32 . P n J lH' f'o ~. Ohrn '' ~' t•a11 992.f.696 ('; 111 175 N. 2nd Ave. Middle ort, Ohio . . Pay Your Columbia Gas Bills. At llh · b.c-~t · t~ ntlll1up St • nt ·~ w- ~ ~ 115nz. ca n dark rl'd krdm·~· Jwan :-. J lb. t·an garbanzo \)I' all\ 1 ;.~l s u ra lil'd l'lltl'k pra s I I Jib. cctn p1nto bt·a ns I I lb. Ci11l cook ed dry bultt•r bt•aJls I I lb. can bak1•d bl'<IIIS 8s!iet•s bal'Oil or bal'trn t•nds 2 l!lt'dtUil l unrons. s!rrt•d and sl'parall'd rnto rrn gs 2/3 t'UP SUgCJr 2 TC!blesponn s t·o rn stan ·lJ 11 :.- l t•as puons sa il or lt·ss '. ll,. •l•>" ' r>"~>pl .. ~n<'W dnpprn g~ Ht•tJJn\'t' b<:H'IIll and rt '."\1'1'\ ,.. Add 1/4 c up drrpprngs tu !lit• p~n <Jild cuok tlll ltlns bndl~ . untr l trcmspan ( 'ornbrrH' sugar . t·urnstardl. sa lt and pt·prx·r : ad d to dnpptn l.!.s rn JWil . St1r 111 \'II H' g rtr { 't1ok <:Jll d .-; t1r unlrl b~tllrll g Dr<-1111 all lJt'l:llh t •xn~ pt b<tkt'd bt· a ns t\ dtl to sk tllt- 1. Co\'l'r anti Sl llli! H'r 15 to 20 llllllUlt ·~ Crurn- Casst•rolt' Tttke CJ look <1t tht• foods vou Wke to potluck meals . Some fontis. such as those conta ini ng meats. e~~s. Ill l .angs\' llh· THE ORIGINAL WALKING SHOE. Drcnn: , .l'st·n· rn g 1/ 1, ·up lnt of good food by refri gL·nt l tn j..! ur the food as soon as t•vcrybudy rs thn' ugh w1til tht• rrrt·al. Art· you scan ·hrng arounti fn r something llt'W CJnd dtffl'rt•nlt o lt..t kt • to a potluck ? Th 1s ra sst·r oll' 1s t· .-r s~ to prqJilrt', htg h 111 nutnt1un. l'U S ~ It~ tnmsport CJild rt kt•t•ps wt·ll Hot Bakt•d Rt'LIIl DRESSES 6 Oz. Prime Rib Baked Potato Salad Bar Non-Alcoholic Beverage $750 POMEROY - Gospel singing will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Pomeroy Riverfront parking lot. There will be no admission charge. Persons will be allowed RT, OHIO nwling and Bryan. FRIOAY NIGHT SPECIAL PORTLAND - A hymn sing will be held at 7:30p.m. Saturday at the Freedom Gospel Mission on County Road 31 , Portland. The Gospeltones will be the special singers_The public is invited. OF SHOES ma kesh ift "conler " can bt- qu1 ck ly Carter's, Health Tex. SATURDAY heritage house Whtlt>, t!J JS ftHitl bt' t'Olllt'S lllt•dtb]t • dw· to food sporlcq.! t'. Ynu can sa n · a ON RUTLAND - ·A dance will be held from 8-11: ~ p.m. at Rutland Civic Center on Friday. Admission. couples, $3; single, $2. Music will be country rock. Everyone Is welcome. OFF FOR DAD credit is comi ng your wa y for an achievement which thus fa r has gone unnoticed. The appreciati on and first ripples of applause could begin today . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 A practical idea you're not hatching h<Js considerable mcpt , so don't sit on it. Find ways to utilize it to your advantage today. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23 1You cou ld ga in secretl y today from one wi th whom you share a strong emotional bond . Th1 s 1s somethi ng that 1sn't meant to be broadcast. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 Dea lings with others on a one-tt>-one bas1s today should work out fortuna tely for you, as well as for whoever elst• is involved. SAGITIAIU US !Nov. 23-Dec 21I An ythi ng on which you work today that you deem to be a la bor of love wi ll provide you wi th grea t satisfaction and could a lso be surprb ingly profi ta ble. CAPRICORN IDee. 22-J au. 191 Cupid has pegged you for preferentia l treatment today, or if there is someone you like who isn't aware of yo ur feelings, this would be a good time to make your senti ments known. AQUARIUS !J an. !().Feb. 19 1 This is a good Jay to invite others tu share the hospita lity a nd warmth of your home. You'll spa rkle as a host or hostess. You'll even enjoy your own pa rty! PISCES (Feb. :ro-March 201 Others may have diffic ult y in dea ling with people today, but this shouldn't be true in your case. Your char m and sincerity can soothe any adversary. ARIES (March 21-Aprtll91 You're now in a cycle where othe rs may offer you gifts, but you could be relucta nt to acce pt them. Don' t depnve the giver of the joy of giving. TAURUS !April !().May 201 You have gootl leadership q ualities today, not because you arc forceful or demanding, but because yo u are able to get others enthusiastic about things which interest you. HOCK SPHINGS Better Health Club, I : 15 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Beuna Grueser. Mrs. Frances Goeglein w11l have the program and Mrs. Betty Conkle. the contest. fl>tXI cnld thro ughout tlw prc nil' tirnt' . A c ooler or i ns ul~ tcd food storagl' box is es:;en tia l t o k eep food cold. A Hoy Holler, Roule 3, Pomeroy. J une 18, 1982 THE MEIGS County Hwnane Society will hold a meeting Thu rsday at the Meigs Inn 7:30 p. m. 20% \ ' ;~ By Dale M_ Stull Meigs County Exit'nsion Home Economist Potl uck picnics are one of the most public. • MIDDlEPORT. OHIO What's Cookin'? even t . Homemakers oftt•n .spend an enli n~ day pn•panng fnr a SJWril:ll class lea der. and Clerks, and State Hepresentati ve Claire Ba ll. Hefreshments will be served. GilTS t 0 no SUNDAY Assoc iation of Township Trust ees ~ FATHER'S DAY~ l· ,tra l uu{·h· PH . 992 -2644 l Se~ltt• ri i e i d , Rub y Mussn >an. M i k~ Pa ul St ur:.!t_'t tn, Marthe~ Edv.·anls. Hanr1an . Tt•resa H ust·ha r , DewaynL' fkbb~t · Buck . Jack lt' Wa ,t!rlt' r . AnnCI Mon s. Tl' r ry W il l iams. Sha r on Wilt•s, Julil' Combs. PL"g gy Wnod. ('u).!a r e~nd JayL' R . McDan it•l. .h-an Durst. Rob1n Soulhl'rll . YH lan ---------------------------- rr .. n , t -.uu T 1 95~ IMC~ l IS SURE TO PLEASE POP IN OOUBP CERTIFICATE and ~ raduat1on Mrs. Liltk . AGIFT OF FOOTWEAR Wuod: a nd ba ('k row , J ea n Durst, Robin Suu tht•rn. Yulan Satlt'rfield, Ruby Mussman, Mike !ht• t'I(ISS l'll lpha SIZIIIJ-: thl' illl· por tdllt 't' uf nurs111g ardt•s and or tkrlit ·s at any ht·allh l'arl' fctci lily. Cla ss lt H'lll bt•rs Wl'rt ' introduced by N an <"y Van Ml'll'r. H.N .. tlirel'lor of nurstll).! and prest•ntt•d a pin inStTtbl'd " Nursrn ,t! Ass istan t " by Newma n Pt·~gy Cnmpletin,.: thl' nursing ~ i dt• Wih n<~ M<Jnsfil'id . M.D. addre"~d FOR CASUAL OR DRESS bro k(•. \ 'a .. on .Jum• 9. RP\'. Ra,·· m ond 1\dl~· (X't1 ormrd thf' dou blf' ring l'PrPmon.\ '. ThP roup iP honp~ ·· moonrxl in \ ' ir~Tinia Fk>l:lch. \'a . 1-\ohlPntz is a dai r y farmPr and Mdg" ( ·ou nt~ · co mm lssionf'r . Mr s. 1\oblt ·nt/. is rmplo~'rd at St. .JosP ph ·, Hospi ta l in ra r k<'rsburg, W. POMEROY - The Meig> Co u r~­ ty Association of Townshi p Trustees and Clerks will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the grange hall , Hock Springs Fairgrounds. All Meigs Count y trustees and clerks as well as all other elected offi cials of the county are invited to attend. Special guests will be Aldin E. Ha rris. di rector of the Ohio State Dal"ltl W. Wilkl's. Hutland. Kibbil' Sdrularh rp . f reshrnan rnajurin g rn dt•dr'it'a l t•ngrnee r ing . .Jarw KCJy Bursun. Ro ult' 1. Shadl·. (' Paul and Beth K . St ocke r scholcrrshlp, Russ Ellrut t pr e-proft·ssiunal st·hola r shlp, St'lllur , Jrurjoring rn wu!ngy . Camrllt· Swrndl'll. Shadl'. Dean' s Sl'llttlarshrp . Kibbil' FoundatHHi Sl'iwlarslu p. Oh rn Acadl' ll tH' :-.t·ht tlei r shrp. fr t'shr iiarL Nona Ll'r ~ h W1l snn. Shodt·. Dl'an 's Schnlarslllp, hrt.: h srhniCJ st it· pt•r f!ll'lllallt't' , freshmCJn 111ajorrng 11 1 psyt·h t•ltiL! y . Mary Elrzc1bdh SI<Jvtn. Syracust·. Krbblt· Sl'lro lal·shi p, frl' Shlll<:! ll . rnajorrn g int·lerllt'lltary eJuratrun . t o sit close to t he stage Sllll'l' amplifiers will be permi tted . THURSDAY Karen El izabeth Probert. Hl•td- FLO RI ST Unil rd Mrlhodis l Chu1 ch . Pem - ML( ;uire Calendar Alisun 1.. Ca uthorn . Heedsv ilil'. Kibb le Schola rs hip. fresh111an old. Will !w Ill JUIIJOI' hr gh sl'hPol and daughlt•r .knnrft•r will iw a f1flh t'I'<Hkr at Ptllll t·n>y F.IL'JIIl'll \ary St'llool. H r~ wtft• Ht'tsy he~ s workt•d IIIIIHStrt t'S, Wl lh .V11 S~ I t lll (lr~ prnl! r ar ns. and St'r\'t•d as You th Drn·dor lll Y anu u ~ chun ·llt's. Sht· r ~ t' UJTt' lltl~ t' ll tployt·d by llw (; aiii< I-Mt•rg:-. Curruraur1ty Al'tron :\ g t ' llt '~ 111 Cllt·sh rn• as a bnokkt 'f'JWr ftll' lht• l lonlt ' Fr11·r gy Asslst <Hl t't' I 'rogra1 11 . Ht' \'. Nt•wnl ;r ll 1:-. ]oPkln g fprwanl \P wnrkrn g rn lht • ('llll lllllllllly and IS i!llXIllUS tP St'l'\'t' tilt' Splrttual ll t'l'lb 11f tilt' pt•oplt' 111 till' an·a . Ht· \\'t'lcnn u·s tilt' 1tpportun1ty tn St' l'\'t' <JIH\ t'Xprt'SS a dt'Sl l'l' that JWOJl]t• ft •t•l f n '~" \u r ail upun hu n at any t lll lt'. Tilt • t'h url'ir rs lt~ralt' d on L 1th' Kyi.!t'l' Hoad . Clu·slun·. Sunday Schnlll bl'L!IIlS at 9<10 ;and rnornrng \\n l'~ i llp Sl 'I'\' H't'S ht'J-: 111 at J0 : :JO a.rr L Brenda Haggy i ~ direc tor of the Bible school of Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Chu rc h loca led on the Route 7 by-pass. The school will co ntinue thro ugh Fr iday wllh classes being held from 9 lo 11 :30 a.m . rn Will pastor Little Kyger Congregational ]( ··, 1 Alfred United Methodist Chu rch wlll have Bible school for all ages, youth through adult, J uly 21-25, 9 a. m to 11: ~a. m . On the !Ina! day of the school there will be a family picnic a t noon with a program at 8 p. m. that evening. "Come Follow Jesus" Is lhe theme. l.awn•nct· Pooler. Ro ut t' 3 . PuiiJl'l'O)', Kibb l e Scholars hip, :-~t• n io r n rajor ing 111 ~ccon d a r y t'liUt'Ci l iU tl. The Daily Sentinel Page 7 Pomeroy Middleport Ohio ,_ ' .; - • • ...,' . . ' ~~......-........-..............~~;;;;;:l~,~OH~-~~..........~ ~ .' ' . 100 % REMNANTS LAWN GREEN 9-12-15 FT. lENGTHS O~LY $299 PLUSH NEW SHIPMENTS CARPET Sq. Yd . NYLON BROWN All SIZES REGUlAR PRICE $10.95 & COLORS NOW $5 95 sq. Yd. SAVE AS MUCH AS 50% ON ALL CARPET .GOLD & BROWN SHAG PLUSH 100% NYLON 30 OZ. CARPET COlOR-GOlD 1()0% NYLON I "The Middle Shoe Store In 1he Middle Block" • r, i. GRASS ONLY '3"' Sq. Yd. ONLY _$ 499 Sq. Yd . �Pa e- 8- The Daily Sentmel ~ "' {·~~IV.t·f.'.· . . . ;,. Pomeroy-Middle rt, Ohio ~ 1 -;:, · ---~.1[ ~~ ~- ~·. Th e Da1l y Sc nllllel W lf O~ (...., m=ea m· T" ~hn ~ : .... • • C• cdOt'p Pen c" y O h • I U ,,.~.,. ( U.u 1fi#'d NJ V(r 11'1 1 SALES & SERVICE ..... li fii ...Yfft lfll --."' ..... - ... ....... ,. G uv sv tlle Ohto A uthon zed John Dee r e ·~ •Cu stom P ol e Bldq s •Roo ftn q Work 14 Y c ;~r c; E wp c rucn u Far m Equ1pm ent Dea ler " Cu stom k i tc h en s and ap pl1 a n ces c ustom ba th r oom s r emod elin g ptumbrn g etectrrc an d hea t ing • F l ec tn c w ork New Holland Bu sh Hog '~ ~ &LIYHfK. """" N ew Hom es ex t en srve re m od e ling u S Rl so East {,. C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION ROUSH CONSTRUCTION BOGGS {t~lluKJIR~ lt>l f'/JIW n f' • xr h • nJlf"ll .. Ohio Business Services PHONE 992 21 56 0 - Thursday, June 17, 1982 • _.J .. June 17, 1982, • Thursda FREE ESTIMATES PH 992 6011 G r eg R o us h P h 9 92 7583 or 992 2282 Far m E qurpm e nt Par t s &Se rvr ce 1 3 tf c " LAFF A DAY J&F CONTRACTING • • • • Garngc Sa le 7 m our 141 Fr •clay June 18 r tlur sday even ng callers welcome back hoe excava t mg sep t 1c sy st em s A wa ter sew er & gas tm es *du mp t r uck • t1m e ston e After Lrcensed & Bonded PH 992 7201 3 29 lfc re marned 1t 11 not hav mg anyone to buy Gnrilqr Sa le 'l it \vcrk and rlowers for Woods M II Rd ott 375 R 1 n or sh nc Eve r ytl nq 614 388 979 1 3 Pu b l u: Noll ce IN T HE CO URT OF descr bed r ea l es ta te wl COM MON PLEA S OF ME I GS CO UNTY OH IO (.lSC N o 181 14 KE NNE TH COZART AND PAT RI CI A COZART Pla mt1 f1 5 vs MAR Y A CHASE The unkno w n hetrs d ev1see s leg a tees a nd a ss 1g n s of M ary A Cha se d ecea sed E LL A R T he CARPE NTER un k n own h etrs d ev tse e s l e g a t ees a ss1gn s o f E !I a R pent er dece.1 sed MAM I E E Th e BROW NIN G u n k n ow n d e v1 see s ass 1gn s a nd Car h e 1rs l e g.1 t e e s of M a mu~ .1 nd E B r ownm g d eceased CY N T HI A E SM ITH Th e un k n ow n he tr s de vtsees l ega tees .1 nd a ss tg ns of cv nth1 a E S mith decec1 sed MOVJN(, OliT - Employ" "' of llo r g \\ 1rru r \ 1 r cptant t ( orp Wlth lu ul <ttl u t~ r ~ 111 ( Ill( t go lJHI oftiu'S m ( h Lrh 'S ion 1110\ t m n h uu h.. t ou t of tl u 11.1tlidd an d M cCoy store in the Silver Bridge Pl aza I h rt'1: <ompanws hav t h ied a hankruptcy petitio n 1g url't tiH troubh d II 1tfr cl d .md M cCoy fi rm In l S n ankr uph ' ( ourt Ill ( h U'lcston Store merchandise removed Undert hC'I\f'Ofof tim 'fl" 11\ guai d Jlfptf'Si!ll l ll\t tor s of Hdtfrcld 'i 1 I It'<. rnd ~ 1 <1 ' In rrmO\rd somr mti<tltnch" It 11 1 thP Silvf't Bndgf> Jl l I/ 1 ...,lnJt It r mghr Emplo) N: s of I h< !lor g II ""' r Accrpt tnc£1 ( 01 p lo tdf'd t ' ' n 1 tr aJier\\ ll h<aqX'ls tndapplltn t ..., from the SI OJ< d i:roUI 4 m st lllglll ul<l OfltC!diS or Borg \\ dlllll not tx_ 1 re~c h ed todd\ f01 u mmt nt Mei.l.n w htlf' ~~ suJt \\ t" ftlt'C.l \\ ~ I nPSda\ m US B<.~nkr uplt \ ( t uri H Cha1leston b\ thr N c1 t'C.IIlt 1"oll lh cham S('('k lng 1t lit f undt 1 ( h 1p1t 1 7 of the Frocr al llmkruph\ \or f hesu tt b1 ou g h t b' I "t l lur ttm.: ton Na t to n tl B <J n k H unt ngt r Publt shmg Co tnd 1h( ltmt " { Inc M II JPI!a i.tll( gf..., th 11 H !Ill• and McCO\ ha" not p~ud Jh dt Ill' First Hunr mgtun f\ t llun II H tnk tllllll" !!L t fa]cl tlld :\11 ( 0\ \\l"i II s \ 101 f H ''' It tn:-. m;_tdt 1n I Ji{) 11\ !C!K1 I ht llunt 11)..;1 11 Puh l1..,h 1n ~..: <, H h (II pubiJ,hP' I ht I h 1 dd n'"P 11< h tiiPgt' th com p t/1\ (1\\t . ., Jt :\>I Kt 2 fiJI uh t Jll..,mg I ht I li l t..., { o I nt ''hit h pub lJil...,th \ltLttllt lm1t<.., '"tlmn 1 L: II 111 ld L!Hl Me< m \\t:-. ~I "ill td\t p: lll tl lh l hlllgtllllgt .., I Htll 11 111 \ H hu-. 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I'OUrl \ su !ll!J th< amou nt of $2ti 91i0 47 \\ ~ ~ ft lt'(!Jn :\1{ 1gs (. oun tv Co mmo n !J\t I " ( ou1 1 b\ P.u k FmancJal Jm l olumbu ; ag unst Rober t P 1>1\ llttucm d M H IP Di v te t ro Pom e' ' ( .co r ge Collm s as county !rea; u n: 1 and H owa r d count\ <J Udtt o J E I our ( db Fran k as Ilona ld C Wa rd Pom er oy and l(t beua A nn Wa rd Pom eroy hied fot dissolu tion of marnage L au ra LX ll avo ll ~ Langsv ille !lied lor d r '01 re agarnst M rc hael Dellavalle Hrse Surfdce Hebron flied for suppurl under the Recrprocal Agreem ent Ac t agam st Ronald Ray Jeffer s Rt 2 Pomer oy Meet rescheduled A meetrng of the Eastern Local School D1strrct scheduled for th1s e\ enrng has been postponed until 7 30 next Thursday at the h1 gh 'chool Supt Rrchard Rogers sa1d that actron on fmancmg IS ex pected to be taken before next Thursday by the Ohr o Legrslature and wtt h the knowledge of what cuts ar e berng made the board ca n act more 111 telhgently on acti ons to be taken m the Eastern Dtstr1ct hence th e post ponement H r1 l answr1 ed Wed JH~d;J\ b\ ( ount\ I mer grnn Med rca l Ser \ I (! 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Wrtte y our own ad and order by mall w1th th1s coupon Can ce l your ad by phone when you get results Money not refundabl e I I 1 I I Nama I I I I Addrass,- - - - - - - - 1 Phone ________________ I 1 Prmt one word rn each Circle spa ce below Each rn I lllral or group of fjg_ures Ad Wnnt ed I counts as a word .Count 1 name and address or 1 phone number If used I <fYouyou II get be !fer resu Its describe fully I grve prrce The Sentinel To IS I reserves the right to --+-+c:-::-:f:~-::11----1 edit or reiect _;..:.,: 1classify any ad Your ad will be put In the proper 1T~o~3~s_l_ _r~~~~~;i 1 classification If ;ou II 1 check the prope box These cash rates I I below rnctude discount 1 ·II --+-+;:.:.+_;-t--i 1 I The Mergs County Sheriff s De- I par t m ent arrested Dennis Cl ark , 1 27 R 1 3 Pom eroy on a petty theft II charge Accordin g to the r eport Sgt I Randy Forbes received a call at I 1 20 a m Wednesday tha t som eone I w as around a Columbus and South I ern Ohio E lectri c Company truck II on county road 20 (old route 33) When Sgt Forbes arrived he found Clark under the truck A hose was running from the gas tank to a gasollne can Cl ark a ppeared before M eigs County Court Judge Patr ick 0 Brien Wednesd ay and was flned $100 and costs OU R S u nkn ow n he •rs d ev •sees leg a t ee s .1nd a ss1gns of An d rew O u r s deceased P ubli C N 4 _-+--+.,.:--!'--! )Wanted I For Sate )Announcement )For Renl 2 3 4 1 8 9 10 111 1 12 I I I I I I I I I 18 19 1 s I 6 I I I I I 17 20 21 22 23 24 2s 26 21 28 29 JO 13 31 32 14 1s 16 33 34 35 Malt This Coupon with RemtHance The Dilly Sentinel 111 CourtSt. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 , I I 1 I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I 1 1 I P u bli c No t ce OIIC t' ton en t ti ed Don ald H CA LL P ta nt.t f v s G r ace H err tngton et a t D eten d <1nt s Th 1S ac t on h ~s been ass ~n e d Ca se No 18183 rmd 1S pend1 ng 1n the Cou rt of Common P leas M e tg s County Oh to Pia tnt If se t s forth 1n the Com p ta nt that 1e s t he own er n tee s m o le by th e doc tr ne o f ad ve r se pos sess ron n an ac tua l po ssess1on of the fo ll owmg r ea l es ta te S t u ate n t he Sta te of Otl tO County of M e1qs and V l li'IQP of M td d le po r t be tnQ L o t No 138 of B osw ort h s Add t on t o the V tl l rt o e of M dd leport for me rl v kn own as low er Po meroy P i a nt ff turth er al leqes h a t sad r ea l es ta te s d esc r bed f ur t h er as fo ll ow s 1n n d eed from Sar i'! L Boswor t h E xec ut r x of lhe- E s ta te of M Boswo r t h 10 Samu e l R d gewa y rec or ded n Volume 70 P age 7 18 o f the M e1o s Coun ty D eed Rec ords La1 N o 138 S tu at ed tn the Town of Lo w e r Po m eroy now a t ta ch ed to an d becom e part of t he tow n of M d dleporl Me q s County Oh o P ta n t ff fu r th er says that he h as ca u sed a n rxam tna t •on o f the Deed Re cords o f M e 1q 5 Count y Oh10 to be m ade and tha i the deed or ant nq the prop er ty d esc r bed n the prrc ed nq paraQraph to th e De fe ndant her e n s no t r eco rd e d n the Dre d Rec or ds of M e qs Co un ty O h o a nd ca nn o t be loc at ed ol herw se Plet ntd f fu r t her all eges •n h1s Comp l a n t ! ha l t he ow n e r sh 1p o f 111e to t dpscr•be d her e tn ts ev den ced b y a n entr y n th e M f' q s Cou n t y Tra nsfer Rec ord No 8 n t Pa ge 183 L n e 15 dot ed J an ua ry 5 90 1 wh er e1n lot 138 of Lo w e r Pom e r o y t he pr operty th a t s th e sub ,ec t of tht s a c t on was fr il n s f e r r ed to G ra ce H e rr nqt c n D e f en d an t h e r e 1n by Sa mu e l Rtdgw ay ak a Sa mu e l R dq ew a y Sa d tra nsf er w as m a d e purs u ant to a tax ce rt• ft ca te t hat arose out o f th e sale of sa •d lo t for d e l n q u e nt r ea l es t a t e taxes P ta n tdf fu r t her all eq es that t he t ransfe r of t t! e to v r a c e H err nq ton Deten d.=tn t 1s ev 1denced by a n en tr y n t hp M e 1QS Coun t y Oh o A u d 1tor s D up l cc"' te to r th e y ear of 1900 ill Page 62 L 1ne 7 show 1ng th a i G ra ce H er r •n o ton De l en da nt rece 1v ed L ot 138 o f ~ ow P r Pomeroy t he pr op ert y of w h c h 1S th e subr ec t o f th 1s a c t1 0n from R dgwt=~y a k a R •d oeway Pl at nftff fu r ther all eg e.-s th;:t t t he rea l es t at f' taxes to the lo t desc n bed he r e tn th rl f IS the SUbj eCt Of thi S ac tt on a r e c urrentl y l rsted tn t he name of G r ace Hrr m qton and th at the ta x ca r d loc ated 111 the off tee o f t t)& M etQ S Count y A ud1tor for the lot desc rtbed n pa r <'t qraph one of fht s Com p l a tnt lt s t s Gra c e He rrtnQton as the own er of the lo t Pl a mttff f ur t her alleQe s 1n the Comp ta mt that he hit s b y h tm se lf i't nd h1 s p red ecesso r s m 1nte re st bee n tn ac tu al open e x ca n t n uo u s c tu s • ve no tor.ou s a nd ndve r s (l possess1on of the sa •d lot de sc rtbe d her etn for a periOd of m or e th an twent y on e ( '1 1J y ear s pr or to the ttl n q of h1 S Com pl a 1nt and fu r ther a ll eges th at the P ta mt1ff h as b y h1 m self ;:tn d n ts pred ec e ssor s 1n n m a tn ter es t ca r ed f or ta 1ned an d used t he tot clesc r b ed her e n th a t s the su b tec t of tht s ac t 10n and has p a1d a ll ta xes and CISSess m e nt s tev red or assessed aga n st sa1d lo t for a pe nod of more than t we nt y one ( 21 ) y ear s pnor to the f !lmg ot sa td Com pla tnf Pta1nt1ff further sa y s that he has a cted as th e ow ne r of sa1d tot suc h as h e wou ld not exe r c tse ov e r property tha t he dtd no t c i a 1m 1n .a m anner assu c h wou l d serve not 1ce to th e wor ld that the Pl a1ntlff c la1ms s a 1d lot and has c la1med sa1d lot for a perrod of twenty one 1211 y e ars pnor to the frhng of fh1s Compla1nt Pla .nttff sa ys further th at he did not ha v e a nd doe ~ not ha ve the pe rm1 SS1 on of the Oefen dants to u se sa 1d lot 1n any m a nner P ta n t ff sa ys f u rt he r tha i he s th e own er of l o t 456 n the V1 ll aqe o1 Mtd dl eport forme r l y known as L o w e r P om ero y sa •d lot 4S6 a d ro n 1n g t h e to t desc r b ed her em th a t IS the sub1ec t ot th ts ac t on Th e pr a yer of sa td Com p ia r. IS the P ia nt1 ff s t 1tl e to s ad rea l es ta te b e qu ete d as aga n st th e De fen dan ts t hat DP fen dan l s b e r eQu r ed to se t f or th th e1r et a m f an y n and to sa d r ea l esta te or be for eve r b ar r ed from asce r t1 ng th e sa me that any and a ll c l a 1ms ot the Dei Pn dan ts wh 1ch m ay be ad ve r se to t he t ti e be dec fa r ep vo 1d and that th e Oefe n danh be fore ver en to ned f rom r. ~c:Pr t ng an v e ta m wh ate ver n and to "' sad r eal es t i'J te adver se to " Pl at nt df s t ti e th at the Cour t c au se a dee d to lo t 138 de sc n bed her em that I S the sub tect of th s ac t1 on be exec u t ed to the Pla tn t tff a n d tor such other furthe r re t1ef as may be p r oper The abov e m en troned pa rh e s w It f urth e r tak e not .ce t hat t he y haw• been made par t es Defendant to sc3td Comp la n l nnd they nr e r equ 1r ed to answc r sa d Compl a tnt w fh1 n tw ent y e1ght da ys a ft er the l as t p ublt c a t on o f t1115 not. ce Sa1 d no t ce w II bP pub lt s hed once a wee k tor s x co nsec ut •ve w ee k s T he la s I pu b ! c at on w II be m a d e on th e 22 nd d a y o f J ul y 1982 =md t he twent y e1qht d a y s for answN no wt ll co mm r n c£' on Ju l y 13 1982 tn case of Defe ndant s fa 1lur e to nn swe r or other w 1se r psp ond as rf'au r ed b y the Oh •o Rul es o f C1v ~ P r oce dur e !UdQmenl b y d e f au lt Wtll be ren der ed aq a 1ns t thC' De fend an ts for t he r e i ef dem an ded n th p Co mpl a nt La r r y E Spenc0r C lerk ot Cour t s 16! 17 2417 I 8 15 22 6tc P ubl1 c Nottce The Board of Tru s teps o f Cotumb1a T ownsh p will ho ld a pub lt c hea r n q J ul y 1982 at 8 p m at th e C6J w ater Se wer Et ec tnc F or all you r wrrtn g n ee d s, fu r n ace's w ater Lone Hook ups sephc Tank s r e pa1 r se rv 1ce a nd m st a llat ron c ounty Ce rt1h ed Roush l an e Res 1d en t l a l Cheshore Oh Ph 367 7560 & Comm erc ra l Ca ll 742 3 19 5 Gas lm e D1tch es TOM HOSKINS Ph 949 2160 or 949 2322 4 20 lfc Real Estate - General tt c Reel Estate - General V '" yl & Al u mrnum S I D IN G EUGENE LONG Supenor Sidmg Co TEA FOR BISSELL SIDING CO. Vinyl & Alummum CO!tlplete gutter work complete remodeling rooftng of all types Worked 10 home area 20 years Free est11nates Call 843 3322 VIRGILB SR 216 E 2nd 51 Phone 1 (614) 992 3325 Ll t<E NEW Laro e le v el yilrd 11 4x 135 ex cc ll en t nsu l at cd ho m e Wtf h 3 bedr o0m s n cc etf c ent k tc hen Cl nd ba r Lo ts o f ca rp e t 1no h tqhes t he'l t bill $1'17 00 M I O OL > PO Rl SUP E R B U Y N ce lev el co r n er l ot a t Locu st and w th m B eec h St m acu l a re J or 4 bed r oom 1 1 ba ths Iar oe h me lt vtng r oom and d•ntnq room lau ndry room pa r t1a l ba se ment Onl y $35 000 00 F ARM - One m1 le f r om R utl an d Frne spa c tous 4 bed r oom hom e and 2 fu ll ba th s locate d on 47 68 qe ntly r o lhn g va lue pac k ed a c r es B arn sh e d spr tn g s trei'tm 25 a c re s pa s tu r e 15 ac r es ttll ibl e r t.'s t wood s an d fe nced Hor se lover s d ehg ht ' Or exce ll en t sheep or ca tt le f arm Pr c e Red uced ' • Ca ll for a ppo ntment FRONT OW NER F IN ANC IN G As k nq $28 000 SWIMM IN G POOL 1- H1 101 pt ( llll \ 1 N AI H J\ N 1 ll.... t., H Tr\ f >p e r fll Cl SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC I On H roy Oh I 711 11 HARRISON'S TV Repair & Service SY RACUSE OH SUMMER PERM SPECIAL 20%OFF Call 992 6259 All PERMS fOR THE MON THOf JUNE Tu£s NI GHT 1s M£N s NIGHr Open Tu es th ru Sat PH 9913981 For Appomtmenl ~?K 4 ?0 ft C SWEEPER and sewng mac h nc repa r par ts :1 nd su ppl res P c k up an d d el ve r y Oa v s V ac uum Clert nc r one ha f m If' up Georges Creek Rd Call 446 0294 1 oz 999 s l ve r F a thers Day ba r $ 10 00 Spr ng Vrt ley T r r~d ng Co Sp r nq Va Icy P lazil 446 8025 N qht crnw ler s $ 1 00 per doz Spr nq Va l ley Trnd n q Co Spr nq Vnlley Pl aza 446 8025 L tr le kool r est ce chest by lqloo l retve l nq r el rf'Sh ment cen ter $24 00 Spr nq Va l eyT r etd ngCo Sp r nq Va l eyP iill;J 4468025 T11e Fam ly of John A R<1ccr w I I meet Sunday June 20 a t Krodel Pa r k n Pleasant Br nq a Pt baske t lu nc h D nne r at 12 00 PERMA N E N T 276 Sycamore St h Middleport, 0 10 5 71 l mo PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR Woth r OR I 992 361 5 or 992 3325 ors e Drye r s Real E11ate - General AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al so Tran s mt ssron P H 992 5682 o r 992 71 21 3 24 fi e Prof ess onal E ec tro ys s (f'n tcr A M A npp rovrd Doc tor r r f cra l s by ap potnt m rn t only 304 675 FA I RVIEW B w 11 h<WC' B ble 7 1 15 Brq ns n q llll y we co me be Chur c h Sc hool June 6 JO p m Eve r yonP Gt vetl WilY 4 A N Y PERSO N who llil ~ ilny th nq to q V(l awily anrt docs no t off e r or nttcmp t t o o ff er .1ny o the r th nq l or S"llr may pl ace an 'ld nth s co l umn There w II be no c h ar qc to the adve rl S(lr 2 wh tc k tt ens l b l ue no t ht'r 9 pupp c~ Sl l po:~ni / Coll l & P ttJull m x Cnll 614 379 2139 4 7 week old p upp es pc1r t Bcncll r & Tcrr r r 2 l ema!( rlnd 7 11cde 2 1/1 y r old m;~te Terr e r ('Ill 614 256 1945 Wh te Ger m nn Shep ha r d 2 1/7 y r old Cnl l446 310 1 'l nd I t cmt=~ l e Ca !\446 9542 d ll nq of 3c haar qe Cn ll bewood twee nf ree 'il and t 446 BASEMENTS1 PATIOS ORIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS CEMENT FINISHER RICHARD GARFIELD 985 4464 o I o RANDY'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons and remodehng Roofrng and gutter work Concrete work Plumbtng and el ectJtcal work ( f r ee Estim a tes) Ph 949 2609 94 9 2234 RAC IN E OHI O s 19 1 m o 9575 Ooq & pupp rs m xed Call 446 49 76 M xed br red p upp es A lso de cla w ed q r a y and wh te ma l e k tten 614 99'1 6505 M e qs Co H u mnne Soc et y O ld r f'd l r. s h SP ft N Fe m a l e ge ntl e wd h c h1 d r en 614 99'1 5265 2 puppy s ro q ve aw a y 614 1------------+------------j <~ Doz er s Bac kho es Dump Tr u c k s lo Boy Tr en c h er Wa t er Sewe r Gas lrn es Se pt te Sys t em s NEA R DEXTE R 45 Ac r es of A SS UM E T HI S LOAN f\ 11 stor y hou se tn Sy r a c use w th t hree bedr oom s hu ge lrvr n g room b1 g f am tl y r oo m wor k shop ga ra ge and a bea uftfu tt y landsca p ed lot Ju s t $3 900 dow n an d assum e pa ym ent s of SJ58 a month f or 2811 yea r s a t 13% .nter est Redu ced to $33 500 P RI CE R E DU CE D - 2 5 A c r~s of l and w 1th a ft v e r oom three bedroom home wt th pa t 10 fru1t trees ga rd en spot and hook up for woodburner Now $26 000 PRIC E R E DUCED - O rt g ln a l woodwork good loca tt on f ull b ase m ent a nd t wo A C un1ts ar e b ut a few of the n1ce fea tures of th1 s s1x r oom thr ee bedr o om ho m e tn M1ddl -:> p orf Now $25 000 PRt CE R E DU CED - Thi S three yea r old m od ul ar 1s on a n •ce corner tot tn M1dd feport and h as centr al cur sc r eene d 111 porc h ga rd en b a th tub bu11t tn hut ch three b edroom s two b a ths and 1s gorgeou s NowS42 000 DOUBLE LOT - W 1th l o ts 9f shrubber y and a two stor y fra m e home w rth the c harm of a 100 year old home w 1th beautiful woodwor k ntne room s sev en ftrep l aces a nd more $35 000 On St Rt 78 1 mile North of Burr Oek State 1'IM1< or 11 ~_,of Motto. Oh towardo Gtou- Oh on St Rt 78 OWNER WILL LAND CONTRACT OR TRAD E th1 s tour year old ranch w1th full base m en t three bedroom s large lot Garage equ1p ped kttchen and umber JS cute ' "• '' -·d., Thil wll be., ol 11-v Ale With oom-g fof l\loryone NcltiOngof .... PRICE REDUCED - ApprolC 22 acr e s of wooded land w1th a newer ranch house three bedrooms d1111ng room separate utrllty room 2 12 baths W B F p two car g arage also older home Now $49 900 REALTORS Oflrce '•. ' •• ~-~--------------------- ~----~~~~~--~--------~J Call now $37 500 Henry E Cleland Jr ' Jean Trussell Dottle Turner k tt ens to qood home 614 992 71 76 PULLINS EXCAVATING GRI 992 6191 949 2660 992 5692 9922259 Large or Sm a ll J ob s PH 992 2478 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Addons and remodehn1 - Roohne and Iutter work -Concrete wor - Piumbm1 1nd elecluul wor• (free Estimates) V. 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MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH.992-2259 Phone 742 3171 ooo Ph 614 843 219 1 A nnou ncem ent s 992 5864 L o v e ly brr ck h ome sttu a ted on over 1 C'lcrP 3 be droom s '1 ba th s famil y r oo m w tt h f.rept ace e qu1 ppC'd k t c hen cen tra l a r Cil ll for pnv;:\te show 1nQ Velm a Nictn sky A ssoc Phone 7-42 309 2 Che ryl L eml ey A ssoc Wilt ;en !arm machrnery iJo1s. boiOO!er large ampuri antique lurmure large 11t10Uri of new klmbef " asSated SIZes, farm ""chtn(J) ilJIIOOzer w•h 10 It blade WDAC45 farm tract..- F{J(dHil farmtli!dor 1933 Far"'all tarm trar:tJr plows. JO illle kicQr 2 raw com ~anti!' sever~ preces ol hone dralf(l eq~pment, barn and oorl("crtb to be erected l)ollef oot respoosrtle br accidents. ApiJOirmately 10 teet ol pew to be sad n to. AS!, I1Jd and white oak, pop. an~ others. 700 kicu6t and hedge postS Many p1ects of anhque lu~nttur~-Pit safe oak tables cOf'ner <tupbolrds washstands Empne chest s•deboards se¥eral pre ture frames dropleal table blanket chest 7 pc Vtclonan !Gveseal set With horsehair ~rtng sohd cheHy table wtth 6 matchng cha rs other chNrs dresse(S' antique stands oak beds 1ce cream stool and chatr uon and brass keHies sp1Hoons coflee gnnder many other terns not Oh fh 99'"}7 1/ 4 STR F ET ROU TE Rac ~n e No Sun day Ca ll s O'Brien Electric Service Yo u ciln b u y t h 1s 3 br dr oo m hom e H n s a lilrQC' to t for '1 qard en P or c h es b ath ca r p e t no t~ n d qa rq e Sue Murphy H el en and fi ru ce Tea f o rd All Rea ltor s Aft er Hrs M1!l dl eport - Lar o e 8 room hom e w rt h '1 por c hes fo r v ew tng t he nver New Qas tu rn ace ancf l ots of r em ode ltn g M ak e an off er ow ner a n x1ou s to se ll NEAR RtJ B ox S4 Wl' 6234 $19 soo .,..,. • ...... . P&S BUILDINGS 949 2860 5- 12 2 mo pd 3 ACRES PLU S Yo u can pay f or th tS on e and en tOY a good garden a nd W1 f h y o ur c o u ntry ch il d r e n Ev en ha s l ar ge tr ees and room for a pony 3 bedrooms T P w a ter bnt h QMQe and f r es h a r for on l y Geor1e S Hobsteller h Broker PHON£ 7411003 U!1hly Bulldmgs S1zes f r om 4 to 6 and a ll wood build n g s 24 x36 I ns ul a t ed D og H ou ses Bea ut1fuf C u stom Bu11t Garage s Ca ll tor f ree s1d1ng es ftm at es 949 2801 or 1 00PM 1301M HOBSTETTER REALTY S1zes star t f ro m JOx24 $39 500 HERES A BUY 17 ALL STEEL BUILDINGS ~~~~~~~~====~~============~1~7~t~lf~c~tf~~~~~~~3~7~1f~c~~~~~~~~~=====JI about $2 000 00 down and S25 7 03 per mo for IS yr s at 160Jo Jus t lt k e r ent but you w 11! ha v e ba t h new furn ac e and 2 lot s n ear g r oce r y and sc hoo l s J ust $'1 1 000 PUBLIC AUCTION _ And Hom e M a mten an ce • Roof1ng of all types e S1dtng • Re m ode ling • F r ee es t1m a tes e20 Yrs ex p en enc e Wollt ak e $7 950 Town s h p Bu 1d m g for the B u dg e t and Re v enu e Shar n g F und s of To wnsll p 1983 A ll c 1t zens f or (esp ec1a !Jy sen or C1t1zensJ ar e tn v tted 10 attend MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE REESE TRENCHING SERVICE WA NT S ACR ES - To butl d yo ur hom e o f the fu tu r e ? 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Sof a. chair, rocker , ot Ca ll Exce l sior Oi l Com · lom a n , 3 tables, {ex tr a pany . 61H922205. heavy by Frontie r ). S685. Sof a, c hair and lovesea t. $275 . Sof as and chair s Ze nith b lack and whi te TV . pr iced from $285 . to $795. $150. 614· 742·2545. T ab les, $38 and up to 110\l. Hid e· a ·beds,$340 ., queen Over 1,000 ce r ami c molds, ki l ns a nd suppl ies . 742· 2925 size, $380. Rec li ners, $175 t o S295 .. Lamps f rom $18.• fa or 742 ·'1085 . $65. 5 pc. dine ttes from $79., to 1385. 7 pc.. 1189. and up . 12 tl .p . Massey Ferguson Wood table wi t h 4 chairs, garden trac tor Hyd r o· $2 19 up to S495. Desk S110. speed 4'1" mower. 614·992· Hutches, S300 and $375 ., 3382 mapl e or ptne fini sh . Bedroom suites Bassett ELECTR rc golf cart with Cherry , $795 . Bunk bed battery charge r S195. 400· comp le te with mattresse s. 500 New bricks $35. 30 1250. and up to $395 Cap Assor tm ent of 8" & 12" f a in 's beds. $275 . comp le te. b locks $15. 3·6' Sec t ion of Baby beds, $99 . Mattresses 12" co rrugated me t a l or box spring s, full or twin, culvert wi th 2 co u plin g S50 . $58 ., firm , $68 . and $78 304 675 4677 Queen se ts, $195. 4 dr ches ts, $42 5 dr ches ts . Sea r s automat1 c was her $54 . B.id frames . S20 and ilnd dryer, perfect working $25 ., 10 gun Gun cabtne ts, condition $60 . both or se ll $350, d1nette c hatr s $20 . se parate 304 ·675· 1504. und $25 . Gus or electri c ranges , S325 . Baby ll 51 Assumab l e 7 1 1-~. percent loa n, 4 bedroo m , '1 full baths, all el ec tr ic 75x 100 corner lot . 1·304·881 2319 . HOUSE Meadowbrook Ad dition, J bedrooms, family room with firepl ace. ce n fra l air, ba se ment, phone 304 675 1542 . Three bedroom . one and one half baths, garage , VA assumab le 10 per cen t loan of 34,000. $ 12.000 down . 304 675 1482 2 story br•ck . ba th , ba sement 6 rooms . and firepla c e . 1211 Ma•n 51 304 6752381 THREE bedroom house. 17 11 1 a c res qround JO.:t 675 3179 br~semcnt. BRICK home . Mt Vernon Ave c en t ral a •r . 3 bedrooms, 21 1 bath s. 304 675 7723. corner lot THREE bedroom modular . 1• 1 batn . ut!I •IY room , com plete kit c hen . relr•gerator. acre . should range approx l!~~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~==~==~~ 35 & 1 quat.ty for Farmers Loan . 304 675 3030 or 675 343 1 31 Mobile Hom es for Sale TRISTATE MOB I LE HOMES USED MOBILE HOM ES , CARS, TRUCKS GALL I POLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 446 7572 Lots & Acreage Prt ce reduced . 2 l ots with rurnl wa ter close to Ctty hmtl s, $4 .450 00 Call 446 1194 1 acre, dr tl led well . sep t 1c tank 25x25 unftnished block bu dding $6,500 one tlall mile off end Greer Road. ]04 675 2949 -_ · =Rentals 41 Hou ses for Rent CLEAN USED MOB I LE Homes for Rent, Lease or HOM ES KESSEL ' S QUALITY MOBILE Land contract in town or coun tr y Call Strout HOME SALES , 4 Ml WE ST , GALLI PO LIS, RT Realty , 446 0008 35 PHONE 446 3868 5 rm . house I mile from Rio Price reduced For sa le or Grande Dep . & Ref req . rent 11x60 2 bedroom Call614 245 5329 mobile home w.tt1 2 lots Gas heat , rural watrr House 6 rm & bath lnQu tre Close ro C1fy lim1ts Call 918 Seco nd Ave .. Gall1polis 446 11Cil4 1980 Windsor 14x70, new cond Deluxe kitchrn . Iorge 11v1ng r oom & ba th, 2 bedrm H tdden utd room 379 23 10 1969 Buddy mobile home with ltp ou t , e x cond . Call 446 7490 after 5 or all day lhurs Serwood Pk MH 7 bclr , AC. underpinning , $5,000 Ca ll 446 2171t after 6 Large !'>e l ect ton of preowned mobile homes . Month of June on al l homes priced over $5,000 . Your choice of S500 . rebat e or tie down s and vtnyl Sk 1rf 1ng tn sta l led All homes or unt ts traded 1n on new homes sold by lh ts dea ler ship N ame and address of pr evio us owner upon reque s1. Kingsbury 1100 E Main St. Pomeroy 614 99'2 7034. 1968 lh:50 Rt c hardson Mobi le Home Exc. cond . Furnished , underpinning & fu el oil tank . $4,000 . 997 5776 . Furn ished tra i ler and land . Ou t of sta te owner will be on premises Fri . and Sa t . June 18 and 19. W ill co n sider a ll offers. Dire c ttons : Across from Beec h Gr ove cemetery, next to Vi ll age Gr een Ap t 's. For mor e in to. ca ll 614 992 7795 or 304 736 8021 . 197 1 E l eo na 12x60, 2 bd.room . furnish ed, 2 par ches and underpi nning. Ask ongl8.500. 614 992 2909 . J bdr house good locat~on, 2 bdr apt. HUD ex c epted . A One Rear Es tates, Caro l Yeager Real tor . Call 304 615 510 4 or 675 5386 44 U SED MOB I LE 57627 11. HOME . MOBILE HOM ES MOVE D Licensed & i nsured . Call 304 576 271 1. Two bedroom mob il e home, 10 x 60 .304 675 1452 77, J bedroom mobi le home, Crown H aven, l 4x70· 8x 10 ex pando , $7300 . Call 30 4 67 5·57 62. TWO bedroom 1970 Monar c h mobi le home, $4,500 . H ender son Trai ler Cour t. 5th trailer on the lelt . 1973, 14x70, 3 bedroom mob i le home, has l arge room s, wi ll se l l par ti al l y furni shed . 304 88).2820. 3~ .-.-~l~! ms lor Sale 28 ACRE farm , 420 l b . toba cco a ll otm ent, running wate r yea r round , $10,500 . Phone 304·67H851. --· 50 Acre f a rm , 3 bedroom hous e with spacious r emodl ed kitc hen , 2 ponds , barn, priced to se ll . Se ll or trade for house in tow n . 304-895-3083 30H75·4624. -------- - -- Lots & Acreage For sa le one and half ac res m ore or less. ap · prox imately 600 ft r oad front age on Co r a · Centerpoint Rd . near Centerpoint . $3,000.00 Phone 682 -6944 . Farmettes 3.75 acres to 5 acres. F lat lot, c ity sc hool d istri c t . Ca ll614 -379-2196. TWO acre lots-150 fl . road frontage , c ity wate r , behind 84 Lumber , ca ll 304· 615-6873,675 3618 . TWO ad joining lots in restricted subdivision on Mason Counh Road. 2.37 acres, corner lot $18,5002.16 acres $16,500. Phone 304-824-5703 after 5:30p.m . Apartment for Rent Unturnt shed 1 bedroom 112 doubl e, all uldtt1eS patd , '" Gallipoli s, Oh Call 446 9760 af ter 4 00. bdr apartment , car pe ted , ki tchen furn tshed , off st reet parking , no pel s, and Ave ., Ga lt 1polt s Ca ll 446· 4874 . In Middleport 2 bd room eff ic ien c y apt 1 304 882 2566. E ffi cie ncy apt 614 992 5434 or 992 59 14 or 304 ·882 2566 . Apartments. 675 5548 APARTME NT S, mobile h omes , houses, Pt . Pleasan t and Gal lipolis. 6 14 446 8771 ort!l4 ?45 9484 APARTMENT tn P lea sant. 614 446 8']'}1 PI 3 bdr home in Ct ty , no pe t s, referenc e Call 446 11 58 Apar t men ts, lurn 1shed and un furn ished. References 304 615 1365 . Pomeroy 2 bd.room , r emodeled , 408 Spr1ng Car peted, se curity deposit SlOO Ren t $ 195 . Call after 6 p m 992 2288 ONE bed r oom un lurnt shed . $175. per mon t h, plu s deposll Galltpolts Ferry WV 304 675 137 1,675 38 12. 4 room s and ba t h Full basement Stove and.lr tdge tn kit chen No 1ns1de pet s 614 992 3090 3 bedroom 1 bath , f amily room , basement 2 pl us acres , frulf trees , tn Pom eroy $250 per month 614 992773 1 or614 992 5228 . 7 room house, stov e and refrig In Pomeroy . $200 per month p l us u til i ti es. Oepos.t required 614 99'1 7184 . FOUR room house. Camp Conley, $130 per month, pl us deposil. 304 675 1371. 304 675 3812 . J bedroom house, Galltpoli s Fe rry, washer dryer, r ef riger ator and stove, $325 . Might co nsider land co ntra c t sa re.d 576 9077 As k for Peggy 42 Mobile Homes tor Rent Mobil e H ome, Eureka, Bdr ., turn ., riverfr on t lot. r ef . & depos tl Adults , $100 mo. I 643 2644 . N ice clean mobi le tlom e, na t . gas, no pel5, adu lt s on l y Ca ll 367 7438 . Trai ler lor r ent. furn ished, ai r co nd .. adu lt s on l y, beau tif ul r tver view tn Kanau ga . 446 1602 2 Bedroom 12x80 trailer . Wi l l accep t chi ld ren & pets i n Rio Grande . 4.46 0 157 . 2 bdr . mob il e hom e $160 mo., $50 dep wa ter 1n eluded. Ca \1446 3611 Clea n 12x60, 2 bd r . mobi l e hom e. Fur n .. c onven ien t. gooct neig t1borh ood, air co nd ., sec. dep . req . Ca ll af ter 5, 446·8558 Fu rni shed mobile home . 3 bd .r oo m s. Washe r and dryer . Private lot . No pets, dep. r eq. 614949·2253 . 2 bd .room furn ished tr ai ler ot t Rt .7, 6 mi . from Pom eroy, f r eezer and ex Ira storag e spa ce . $190. pl us utiliti es and lawn care . $150. deposit . 61085 3949 . 2 bedroom tr a il er close to sc h oo l , pa r k , sto r es . Depos it requir ed . Mid dleport . 61H9J.S9 14. 2 bedroom lrao ler in Mid dleport . $150 . month plu s deposit & referen ces . 614· 9n7841 or 61H9H510. 2 bedroom trailer . Rea l ni ce, ad ults only . Br own's Trail er Park , M in ersv ill e. 614 -992 ·3324 . ONE bedroom mobile home, air-conditi oned, on private lof, outskirts Hen derson . Utilities furni shed, $230. month . 30H7H730 . Two bedroom mobi le home in New H aven, adu lt s on l y, no pets, 30H75· 1452 after 5. TWO bedroom unfurnished S\50 per month plus deposit. Camp Conley , 304675-1371, 304 675-3812 , matresses, $25 & S35, bed I ra mrs S20, $25, & S30. Used Furniture bookcase . ranges and TV's . 3 miles out Bulavi ll c Rd . Open 9am to 7pm , Mon . lhru Fri ., 9am IO 5prr., Sat 4'6 0322 Apartment, 2 bdr , unt , no pets Call 446 3937 1 Fros t tr ee rcfrt gcra ror like new , $150 1 Nor ge au to wa sher l ate model. A 1 cond , $110 Ca ll446 8181. General Electr i c washe r dryer pair , harvest go ld , looks ntce. guaranteed OK Ca \1 614 256 1207 . BEMCO mattresses or box spring s, lull or twin , $58 . 6 Piece Naugahyde heavy wood living room sui te $695. Pillow arm sofa & c hair $375 . Roll top de!;ik. dark & ligh t . $189. Bunk beds, comp lete, include mattress, $199 Complete water bed shop with 10 bedroom su ite s on dt splay , s tarting pnce $299 up to $2500 . Btg daddy coc kt ai l & filbl es $50 Wall A W ay recliners $169 . and up La Z Boy rec l 1ners in stock . USED FURN I TURE 5 pc. dinett se ts, studio & cha1 r , bedroom Holl ywood style, bunk q las s front book ·Flair Furn1ture & Gallipol ts Ferry , Q 6 Phone 304 S4 FURNI SH ED apartme nt , adults, c lose to H ospt t al. 304 615 2257 LARGE, furnished, one bedroom apartment in PI Pleasant. modern tur niture, washer dryer hook up, no pe l s. phone 304 675 1386. TWO bedroom apartm ent. ca ll 304 675·6753 between 6 · 30pm &9p .m 45 Furnis hed Rooms Have vacancy for elderly in my private hom e. Good exper1ence. $450. per mo. 614 667 ·6329 for Rent large private lot I mite \r om 51. Rt. 141 & Rt. 775 Ca l\446 4053 . COU N TRY MO B ILE Home Park , Route 33, N or t t1 of Pomeroy . La rqe lo ts. Ca ll 99).)479 47 16.000 8 T U ai r con d it ioner . on l y used 3 months, S200 Ca ll446 4929 . Wanted to Rent Wanted to ren t warehouse. s torage budding or l arge garage in ci t y of Ga l lipolis . Ca ll 446 3159 . 18,000 BTU Emerson air condition er. S300. Call 6 14· 379 2701 evenings ===Merchandise 5I B el vedere beau t y shop equipmen t , exc. con d. Wi ll se ll r easonab le. Ca I 614 992· 3271 . Hou se hold Good s SlOO., mapl e ro cke rr sec liner $49,s $80, bedroom suit es S150 , va ri ety of t ab l e la m ps, m ar bl e top stand s $30 and up, box spring s & mallre ss 1new) $100, several utility cabinets, kitc hen ca bin ets wood & metal. baby bed s, chests of drawers $25 fo $60, 3·way rec line r s $100, ga s & el ec tric ranges, refrigerators, wash stands, bunk bed s co mpl ete with bunkies $170, severa l dresse rs, hall trees , beds, brass head board beds S35, bookcases, smokers, Hoover spin dry washer , wringer type washers, hutch, coal & wood heaters, televisions, fans, new tools of a ll kinds, variety of Silverstone cook ware . Call446-3159 . GOO D U SED AP · PLIANCES wa shers, dryers, refrigerators, rang es. Skaggs Ap pliances, Upper River Rd .. beside Slone Crest M<1lel. 446-7398. Bu y, se ll or t r ade horses & poni es. 1941 Ford 1 112 t , partly r es tored. Ca ll 614· 379 216 1 after 4PM . 1979 Pinto s tation wagon . G r een ve l ve t chair $50 and gold lovesea t $75 . Ca l l 614· 388-8265 . r~i~iii==~~~r~~~;;;j~~~J Buildi'!_g S'!.P pl~s­ Pets for Sa l e & Llr.;estaEk- - 6_1__ Fa_t:~!~ uipm e nt New and U sed Troy · Built till er s for gardening . Sw i sher I tnpl em ent John Rt 1. D ee r e Dea l er, Ga l lipol is, 446-0475. K ub K lipper bell y mower , culti vator s for 3 pc,,n t hi t · ch . Good cond ition. 256 · 1208. TOBACCO seller, $150 . Morgan Woodlawn Farm , 304-67 5· 1286 . - - ' - --- ~- -63 livestock 73 ___V_a!'s~~ W _ .D_. __ I FjJRSIJQrfaiiDR --- ~~- 74 Ol ds Cu tl ass Supreme new r adia l tires, $400. Ca ll 614·446·8274. Big whi l e rabbit and a littl e white rabbi t. Ca ll 614·446 3732. Wur lit ze r Funmaker Organ, 3 keyboards . Origina l pri ce $1895. Will se ll $650.00. 379-2779. Fruit & Vegetables Strawberries pi ck your own, bring contain e r . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 614-245-5121. Str awbe rries. Ca ll Harold Tay lor , .4.46-8692 or 614·2.45· 9557 . • ------ - - - -·- -- - ·- 72 JEEP30H756 153 . 1980 vw Vanagon. AM · f;M, automat ic. 7 pa sse ng er, low mil es, 304-675-2533 . 1976 . D ODGE Tra desman GLASS TINTING Au to Co m mere ia I· Res id ential A lso kit s ava il ab l e. Energy Contro l Sy s tem . Ca ll 446 · 3\00or 446·7122. For Sa le, 1979 Pontia c Gra nd L e M ans, 2 dr ., app r ox. 52, 000 mil es, AT, A C. tilt whee l, cr ui se, AM · FM stero, c loth in terior . Ca ll 61H75· 1551. Musical In strum ents Truck ' s~~~-- 1972 Chevy pi ckup $300 .00, 1974 Ford Gran Torino $500.00. Cal l 30~ 576·2174 af· ter 5 : 30p.m . THURSDAY 6/17/82 EVENING 6 :oo exc. 100 va n, automatic air con · ditioned , powe r stee ring , has a full si ze bed, full y ca r peted & paneled , needs some body work , ask ing $1700. 30~ · 67H747 . 7~ --- Mot~~-·t_~ I_!S__ _ 1981 H ar ley Davison w i de g lide. Ca ll44H61 5. 1980 Hond a odessy , 2ex tr as rear fires, Sl,OOO. Ca ll 614· 20575. 1975 H arley Davidson Spor· tster . Exc . cond . Lots of chrom e. $2800. Serious in q. on l y . 614W2 -3955. 1976 Honda 125. 3,356 mile s. 1980 Pontiac Sunbird auto. trans., p owe r stee ring , AM · FM ra d io. exce ll ent cond . Cal l 4.46·4782. 1963 Falcon convertibl e 6 c yl., auto., good cond . 11,200. Cal l 446-1909 or 446· 9160. 1970 V W, 30 piU S MPG , 12,000 mi . on r ebuilt engine, rough body, $495 . Call 614· 256·6808 . 77 Monte Carlo, 67,000 m i., $2,400. 78 Ford LTD, 4 dr., 45,000 mi. , $2,200. 78 Jeep CJ), 34,000 mi. , $3,600. 72 Monte Car l o good body, ex . int. , $700. Eurel l Auto Sa le. Rl . 160 & 554. Ca ll 61088· 9754, home 61088-8769. 1975 Pontia c Astre-4 c yl. auto., good cond . AM ·FM, 8 track stereo. $900. Call 614· 992 - 76~5 . HARTS Used Cars, New Haven Wes t Virginia . Over 20 less expe nsive cars in stock. 1978 TOYOTA Celica, ex· ce ll ent condition , 304 ·675· 3318. 72 BEETLE Crea ti ve wood decks, pr ess uriz ed pin e, cedar & redwood . Free estimate Ca \1614 3889762 . CHRISTIAN ' S CON STR U CTI ON . Const r ., r oof ing, sid in g, spou ti n_g, fenc ing , pai ntin g, repair s & c lea ning . 446· 2000 , ca l l before 8 and aft er 5: 30. R Paint Center C & P ro fe ssio n al painter s, com m erc ial and residen · tial. in sured. 41 Co urt St ., Ga llipoli s, 446·9458, no an · • swer 440 1758. Home remodeling, alumin· m um siding, g utter s .. win dows, st orm doors. 15 yr . ex pe r ienc e, fr ee estimate . Ca \161 067·0490. ANNIE THEY HIW€ T' Gen e's Stea m Carpet Clean· Scotc h Gaurd Free es tim ates -sp r ing specia ls Gene Smith, 992 ·6309. EXPER'MENT ON ANIMALS IF IT'S I:iOIN' T' HELP CURE 6/C!(HE~;~ BUT ... RO N 'S Te l evis i on Serv i ce . Spec i a liz ing in Ze nith and M oto ro la, Quazar, and house ca ll s. Phone 576·2398 or 446 2454. BAH! ONLY AP>OUT A TH/R.() OF THE EXPER:IMENTS 1\RE FOR. MEDI CAL PUR.P05ES! -- •. '!liE REST ARE FOR TESTIN6 PESTICIDES, HOUSEHOLD CLEANEICG, C05METICG, ETC.·- AND THEY FIX IT GO'S THE POOR CREATURES' CRIES DOti'T 015TilACT THEM FIWM THEIR V10RK. ! - ER-l SPOKE OUT (J' TURI{, ANNE ... LET'S Jl]!; T (!) ESPN Special Golf Presentation: 1982 U.S . Open from Pe bble Beach . CA - First Round (1) MOVIE : ' M amie' (]] &l (1Z M ork & Mindy An egg emerges from Mork ' s navel that hatches tnto a mtddle -aged loo~mg son (R) 0 (]]® M agnum, P.L A beautiful Japane se woman seeks M agnum·s hel p (R) (60mtn.) ()) Sneak Previews Host Roge r Ebert and Gene Sls kel review "S tar Trek 11 The W rath of Kha n' and "E .T. The Extrat erre stnal. ' 8 :30 (]] &l (ill Bosom Buddies Kip, Henry and Sonny JBI to Mont e Carro to spend the money they collect from an eleva tor acc ident for parts, enginew i runs all for $450. ll partgreat, out. 614-992· 2216. - - - - - -- - - 1975 . T-lop , maroon, w -silver interior L -48, air condition, automati c trans. ps, pb, 30,000 miles. SISOO. 304-675· 3015. 79 Chevro let C\0, 6 cyl. 27,000 miles, automatic transmission, ps, pb, S3900. 304-675-6363 after 5 p.m . 1974 Lincoln, 1971 camper van, 1966 Corvarre. Call 304-882-2043 belwee~ p.m . and6p.m. . 1979 Malibu Classic station wagon, air conditioned, AM-FM, 304-675-2533. RINGLES 'SSE RV ICE ex per ienced mason, rooter , ca rp ent er , e l ec tri cia n, ge n e r a l r epa ir s a n d r emodelin g . Phone 304 675 2088 or 675·4560. Water we ll s. Comme r cia l and Dom es t ic . Tes t holes. Pumps Sa les and Se r v ice. 304 895·3802 . ADVA NCED Seam less G utte r · Do o r s . Offering co ntinu ou s guttering , sea ml ess siding, ro ofi ng, garag11 d oo r s, fr ee estim ates, 614·698 -8205 . (R) CIJ Good Neig hbors CID Media Probes "Des•gn. ' STARKS Tree Tr imming and L awn Ser vice . Shrubs trimmed . Pho,... - '"''14·576 20 10 . GASOUNE ALLEY Yes, $500. 61Hn7663. 1981 YA M A HA 6SO Ma x im , exce llent c ondition, $2,100. 304·882-3331. 82 75 Boats and Motors for Sale Evanrue tri ·haul , new pa int job, new seats new astroturf, inboard outboard motor, new some r epair on motor, $700. Ca ll 614·446· 8274. - _ _ _ _ _ _ ....L _ _ __ _ 15 1/2 fl . tri -haul ski boat, 2 gas tanks, 4 se ts of skiis, life jacket and ski ropes . 74 MFG 60 HP, Chrysler , Sl , 150. Call 614-245-5293 af · ler4 :30. 12 fl . SE AR S john boat, $175. 30H75-4148 after 5. 76 Auto Parts & Accessories Hanshaw s Used Tir es . Lu cas Lan e, Point Pleasant. 304-675 -7360. 77 Motor Home 1 Campers__ _ _ 1976 23' Coachman Motor Home. New cond ition. 614· 256-1261 or 61H46-2107 . · REESE TRA ILER HITCH COMPLETE SET UP, $250.00. Cal l4.46 - ~929 . Scamp Travel Trailer and new 5th wheel. A II fiberglass, light weight. Factory direct . Call loll free 1 - 800 - 346 - ~962 for free color brochure. SAVE BIG BUCKS! 1963 GMC school bus, made Into camper. New carpel & cortains, good conditi on. Call446-3666 after 6:00PM. fll do ic! Good heavens! Cast iron! Poor child! She has so much to learn!- Plumbing _ ~~eating__ _ CA RTER 'S PLUMBIN G AND HE AT IN G Cor . Fourth and Pine Phone 446-3888 or 446· 4477 Excavating 83 Ga llipol is Diversified Const . Co. Custom dozer & backh oe wo rk . Sp ecia l f arm rates. Call us t or free estim ates . 4.46·4440. ~--- WINNIE ---- WHY WAS MY THAT WAS BILL. HE WON 1T BE HOME TONIGHT. HE'S STAYING WITH HIS BROTHER , For wafer lines, sewe r lines, septi c tank s or leaky basemetits ca ll Haym an The H oe m a n. 614-992·26 18 MARRYING WINNIE MORE THAN YOU OR MOTHER COULD ~!>EAR? DIDN' T YO U WANT TO SEE ME HAPPYr J AR Con st ruc tion Co. Dit· cher, ba c khoe, and dozer. Footers, gas lines, water lines, Rutl an d , Ohio . 614· 742 2903. 84 Electrical __ __ ~~efr!2!_r ~t~n SE WING Mach ine repair s, se rvic e. Authorized Sin ger Sa les & Se r v i ce Sharpen Sc i ssors . Fabric Shop , Pomeroy . 99).2284 . -· Home Improvements STUCCO PLASTERING textured · ceilings com mercial and residential, free estimates. Cafl614-254l182. BARNEY THEM DADBURN CROWS STRIPPED OUR <;ORNFIELD ( (i CLEAN I PAW ----- - ~~ - - ~!!l~~~~ u..!_i~_g _ JONE S BOYS WATER SERV ICE. Ca \1614 36).)471 or 61067 -0591. WHY DIDN'T OUR SCARECROW SCARE 'EM THEY STRIPPED HIM, TOO OFF? Need som ething haul ed away or something mov ed ? We'll do it . Ca ll 4.46·3159 or 61056-1967 after 6. .. ~: Now Hauling lim estone-fill dirt -top so il·gravel. Free estimMes . Ca ll 6 14·367· 7101 . TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 sec. Ave., Ga ll ipolis. 446-7833 or 446-1833. ffi MOVIE: ' Monty and the Holy Python HERE'S THE WORLD FAMOU'S ATIORNEV ON HIS WAY TO THE TRIAL ... SCRAMBLED WORD GAME byHe nrlArnoldandBobLee IF YOU'RE 601N6 COUirr, YOU SHOULD REMEMBeR TillS, .. lliAT WON'T EVEN FIT mMV BRIEFCASE ! MOWREYS Upholstery Rt . 1 Box 124, PI_ i'leasanl, 304-' 675-4154. . Grail' (J) Nashville RFD · (]) ESPN Sports Center Cll News/Sports/Weather Cil Dick Cavett First of 2 pans. Panel Discussion 'Superdome Basketball' . Guest are 'Pistol Pete Marovich ' and 'Oocotr J : Julius Erving'. ®Hitchcock t1 :30 • ffi Cll Tonight Show (J) Anothe~ Ufe Cl) All ln the, Family - I GANGl I [J [] TALPEA [J I I GILBOEj rJ r Now arrange the ctrcled lener s to form the surprise answer. as su g gested by tt1e above cartoon r XI I J r 11 I J Answer here THE OF (Answers lomorrow ) Yesterday·s I Jumbles BOGUS VIPER PLAGUE MEMORY Answer If you don't get today 's answer right away, just make up your mlnd to work It all out aga1n - " AE -SOLVE '' Jumble Book No. 20, containing 110 puules . ls na ll aOie lor $1.95 po.lpakt from Jumble, cJo this newspaper, Bo11. l4. Norwood . N.J. 07648 . 1nclu~ you, name, address, zip code and make checks payable to News aperbooh . BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag South wins, anyway NORTH + AK863 • 63 • 5 + J916 5 WEST • 94 ."J 854 • K8 4 EAST • Q \01 2 • 91 .J \09132 + A + 10 4 3 SOUTH • J5 • A K 10 2 . AQ6 K Q82 + West Nurlh Ea-,1 Soot Pass Pa ss Pass 1• Pass 4+ Pa ss z• at Pass l 'a !-.!-. Pa ss Pa s!-. I+ Openong lead bidd in g. South won the spade lead in dumm y and led a trump East took his ace and led th e jack of diamonds. South won, cashed h1 s club kon g and went afte r spades West go \ 10 overrufl with ho s I 0 of cl ub:; and South wa s down one tnck "I co ul d have made 11 bv not l ead1ng that secon(l trump . Th en I could rufllw o spades with the kong an d queen. finesse ctgamst We st · ~ 10 and mak e my slam I guess I blew thr mrttrh · rompanson t1me r anw Vuln erable Both Dealer South 4NT 6+ •9 By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sonta g It wa s boa r d No. 7 o f one of those Swi ss team mat ches. North and South felt th at th ey needed a sw mg and reac hed a siK-c lu b contract alter sll gh ll y opllm iS tJ C and it turned out that tht'\" had still won the mat ch A-t the other tabl e South ha d played 1n three no-t rump West opened that same nlnt' ol spades and South duck ed to play for a lot of spade tncks . East took h1 s que(•n and led back th e Jdr k of diamond s South plas•ed tho· queen West took ho s kong and returned the su1t to knock out So uth 's ace . East got 111 with the ace of clu bs to run th e rest of thr d1amond suH and co ll ec t a 300 -poon l penalty. That gave h1s .s Jdf' a 200 -point profit on tht' han d and enough IMPs to wrn til l' match /NEWSPAPER ENHJti'R ISE A ~<;~~ ~ THOMAS JOSEPH by 43 Muses, ACROSS by number I Garbed 5 - Al onzo DOWN St agg 9 Singer Cantrell I Applautl 2 Volcamc spew 3 Indigo plant 10 Was concerned 4 Art HIUV t!ITICnt Yrsterda y's AnswPr 5 On the go 13 Nervous 6 "Pine 20 Sera pl.' :10 Mushroom laugh 15 Old Boone TV role Tree Sta tc" 7 Scr ap Zl Sla nting 22 Wa s f or ced :n Porten t RReserve II Inhabitant 14 Deduction 16 Baseba ll 's Alvi n 17 Chemica l suffix 18 Ncronian greeting to speak United 24 four qt s. Z6 Gael 28 Placid \"il rrrt y :14 Calif. city z:t :15 Arab land :16 Hawcm :m goose :IK The gum:; 19 Kinsman 20 Off the boat 24 Pyram1ds site 25 One kind of check 26 Plebe 27 Teased 2ll Moon godde ss 29 Likely 30 Torme 31 God (II. I 32 Old World bird 37 G uara ntee 39 Fashion 40 Early physician 41 Anthony or Barbara 42 Pr es. Taft's a lma mater DAILY CRY PTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it : AXYDLBAA. XR LONGFELLOW II One leiter simply stands f or another. In lhi s samp le A is u sed for lhe three L 's, X for th e t wo O' s, et c . Single letter s. apostrophes, the len gth and formatinn of the wo r ds arc all hints. Each day th e cod e l ett ers are different CRYPTOQ UOTES H G WHBB F ll M V ,\ Z F' M V NCSA SAPTFCT XH G AB BHNA C WJ TAZ MAAMV . A Yesterday's Cryploquote : CURIOSITY, AND A BLACK UNKNOWN HT CTONCPY BRIGHT EYE I NDI CATES EYE TOO MU CH - SOURCE © 1982 KlflQ Features SyndiCIIe. Inc • ' 12 Eager News PEANUTS Upholstery .,,_, ......... u mm o m HAULIN G · Lim estone, gra v el, sand . Ph. 742·2505. JIMS Water Service . Call Jim Lanier, 304-675- 7397 . "rh•s episode shows that VIrtually every ObJect m the env 1ronment man-mad e has been fash1 oned not only to serve a functton, but also to ca rry a mes sage. [Closed Caplooned l 9 :00 D (I) Cll Diff'rent Strokes W1U1s does not pay enou gh atte ntion to h1s girlfri end . (R) [Closed Captioned) (I) MOVIE: 'Th e Vis itor' Cil 700 Club ill &l (ill Barney Miller A clown is mugged and the men discover that prison inmat es hav e been discharged to rel1 eve overcrowdi ng (R) 0 (]] ® Kno ts Landing Karen stands vig•l over S1d . (R) (60 min I ([) To the M an or Born CID Sneak Previews Host Roger Ebert and Gene Sis kel review 'Star Trek II: The W rath of Khan' and 'E .T . The Extraterrestrial · 9 :30 0 ffi Cll Gimme A Break Sa mantha stea ls the ct11ef s ca r . (R) (j}l Taxi Louie adopt s a doomsday men tality and asks Ela, ne to JOin him in hi s nuw bomb sheller. IRI CIJ Up Pompeii ® Last Chance Garage A unique 'double-e nded' ve hi cle that drives from either end helps host Brad Sea rs make a point about preventive maint enance. I 0 :00 0 ffi CD Hilt Street Blues Captain Furillo tries to find the murderer of a public defender and Bobby accepts tt1e Vice Presidency of the Black Police Officers Coalitoon. IRI (60 min .) ffi MOVIE: 'Silver Streak' (]] &l (ill 20/20 0 Cll ® CBS Reports CIJ And Then I Wrote ... with Sammy Cahn ® Nawswatch t0:30 ffi Case of the Mukklnese (I) Sing out America (]] TBS Evening News (jj) Matters of Ufe & Death t1 :oo ® 01 ~ (]) m Lawrenc e Siden5tri cke r Bac khoe Serv ice. Ca ll 675· 5580 . 8_!___ 11 any washinq, Junie? No trouble! I'll putthem in with · Auto Repair Quality Autobody & Paint work . Profe~sional custom paint work on motorcycles. Auto Trim Center, 446·1968. 79 Do you have Aunt Lil, bl.li ~~ ~ [(] "--··-- (]) Afganistan : Under th e Iro n Claw F & K Tree Trimmin g, s tum p remov al. 675· 1331 78 Kawasaki KZ 650. 3,600 miles. 304 -67H363 afte r 5. sents Bongo Jim1ny •n troduces Bongo, a c1rcus bear w ho escapes a hum drum life for fun and ad venture o utdoo rs $50,000 Pyramid ([) Father Knows Best (]] Muppet Show 0 (]]® CBS News CIJ Dr. Who ® Ulias, Yoga and You &l ill! ABC News 7:00 0 ffi P.M. Magazine ffi MOVI E: ' Grand Illu sion' (I) Bufl's Eye (!) ESPN Sportsforum CU Green Acres ([) Entertainment Tonight Cll Happy Days 0 (]] Tic Tac Dough CIJ ® M acNeil -Lehrer Report ® News &l ill! Muppet Show 7 :30 0 ffi You Asked For It (]) Two in the Box Sh1elds and Yarnell comb1ne comedy, dance and ortg •nal mime performances . (I) Another Ufe (!) ESPN Sports Center (1) Andy Griffith (]] 0 (]] Family Feud CD laverne and Shirley (]) Business Report ® Richard Simmons ® All Creatures Great and Small li) (iZl Entertainment Tonight 8 :00 0 Cil aJ Fame Dann{s club JOb cause s problems at sc hoo l. (R) (60 mon I ffi MOVIE: 'Atlantic City ' m Masonary work, Logue Con tr ac tin g, Rt 1. Ewington Call 614 388 9939 . BUILD IN G, r emod eli ng, ca rpentry , rooti ng,plum bing, concr ete work . 304· 675-2440. o m m o CIJ IJOI m (ill News (1) My Three Sons (]] ABC News (I) Electric Com pany ® Over Easy 6 :30 0 ffi Cll NBC News (I) Jiminy Cricket Pre - .• QH,6CUY-l5'POSE \!:'} Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square , to form four ordinary words. SPRINTER- Air l ess spray painting comm ercial & resident ia l, i nfer ior & ex terior , insured & bonded . Free estima tes, r eason ab le r ates. B & B Pai nt ing, 6 14·256· 1596 . m'\1 ~THAT Television • • VIeWing I DUFAR ~ SHE RAN OlJT OF HERE LIKE A __ 7] __ _A~_ Io_s_f_ or_S_a_l e 1980 Toyot a Cel ica cond. Ca ll67s./438 . FOUR mo nth s old Labrador , $25., m a l e, phone 30073 5078 . 1980 CUTLASS Brogham , 29,000 miles, exce ll ent con· dition , wi ll se ll or trade, 304-77J.5078 . Ha y & Grain 64 H AY tor sa l e. 304·458·1854 P IN E R IDGE COLLIES AKC Regis tered Co lli e pups. Call 61056 1261 or 446 2107 . AUSTRALIA N Shephard puppi es. Doubl e regi st ered, r ed m erl e, phone 61H9U206 after 5 or 30013 5332 . 1973 OLD S 6 cy l, 3 speed standard, c ustomized , S725. 304·675-67 47 . 75 CHEVY pick up, 6 cy \, 3 speed , good co ndition , $1800 . 30H7s./436. 1973 Olds Cutla ss run s good, good interior . Ca ll 446·7490 after 5 or a ll day thurs . POODLE pups, AKC reg i stered N o Checks, 304· 895 3958. CARS $200! Truck s $150! Avai lable at local govern· m ent sales. Ca ll (r efun · dablel H \4 ·569-0W ex t . 1855 to r directory that shows you how to pu rc ha se. 24 t1ours. 4 yea r old regist ered quar ter hor se s t alli on . 614· 742 · 2274. Sonia's Prof essional Dog Grooming. Ca ll 614·388·8547 and ask f or So nia . AKC reg iste r ed black toy p oodle pups. Gener ation pedigree papers. $200. No c hecks . Ca ii61H9U102 1974 BRONZE Monte Car lo, exce ll ent ocndition , $1200.00, 304 ·675 2991 . 12 66 Chevy II Super Sport , 6 cy lind er , $800.00. 379·2779 . Reg quarter mare. 3 yrs . o ld . B rok e. B ig show pony , gentl e 614 949·2455. 71 AufosforSa le 63 Co rvair au to. tr ans., new pa int, good cond . Ca ll 614· 245 5873,$895. Regis ter ed and grade hor· ses, exce llent 4-H proj ec t . E nglish and west ern sad· dies · eve rythin g imaginable in horse equip· ment and supplies, a lso riding lesso ns a nd tr ai l rides and horse training . Ruth Reeves, Hoof Holl ow 614 698 3290 . POODL E GROOMIN G. Call Judy Taylor at 614· 367· 7220. ~~-~-~~-=-=-:-:::-:-=-=:~-:.:.-_.L==========~ - ----~ Farm supplies The ltJt\}~ • French Ci ty Painting residentia l & commerctal. interior , ex terior, paper hangi n g, &. tex tu red cei lings. Ca l l 614·367 7784 or 61067 1160. DRAGONWYND CAT TERY KE NNEL . AKC Chow puppies, C FA Himal ayan, Persian and Siamese kittens . Ca ll 446 3844 a tt er 4 p .m . 58 SWA IN AUCTIO N FUR NITU RE & PAWN SHOP 62 Olive St ., Ga lli po li s. 3 piece li v in g room suites . cou c h· love seat·chair $199, 2 pi ece living room sui tes 'fr om $ 140 up , love sea ts from $70 up, mapl e d inet sets from $99 to $199, wall hu ggers Ohio CA PT A IN STEEMER Car pef Clea nin g fea tu red by H attelt Brosthers Custom Ca rpets. Free estima tes Ca ll446·2107 . PRICE'S RE DU CED . Me tal sheet 's fl at porcel in ename l coa ted, wi tt nail, won't ru st Ex . materia l a ll type s of bui ld ing 20·24· gauge 4'x8' $7 .00, 4'x 10' $8 .00, 4' x l 2' $9 .60. 4'x odd $5 .00 . Tupper s Plains, Ohio 614 667 3085 . 57 Hom e 81 Mar c um Root.ng & Spoutin g. 30 years ex perience. specializing tn built up roof . Ca ll 614 388 9622 or 61088·9851 used mat erials . Buildings I & R a t GDC . Stee l bea m~. wood & st one See Ji m Giles . 56 byLarryWrlght PA IN T IN G interior and ex t erior, p l umbing, roofin g, some remodeling . 20 y r s. exp. Ca ll 614·388 9652 . Building materia l s bl oc k , brick, sewer pipes, win · dows, l intels, efc . Claude W inters, Rio Grande, 0 . Call6 14·245 512 1. 1975 Case 450, dozer tra c tor , 1,800 hr s, very good cond , $14 ,900 Call 446 4537 . Ya shi ca MG 1 Camera with accessories. Excel lent co n di t ion . 256 6349. Small trail er spaces Mason . 304 773 565 1. 55 'N' CARLYLE"' 1mpr ove m c nt s 9. 1 CU . ft . West ern A uto Ci t a t ion, c hest t ype fre eze r, exce llent co n · dition, 304 ·895 3335 . BRIIIRPATC H KE NNELS Boardil'lg a nd groomi ng . AKC Gordon se tt e r s, Engl i sh Coc ker Spa ni els . Call61088 9790 Used sof a ; lovesea t ; ct1ai r ; used blu e carpet various sizes; used si de by side refrigera tor , exc. cond .: bui lt in gas oven: gas cook top ; 20 cu . ft Hotpoint c hest fr eeze r , exc. cond .; r ecliner Call Corb in & Snyder Furniture, 446 11 71. KIT TWO tw in beds, white bam · boo and cane, mattress and spring s and accessor ies. $350.00 Ptwne 304·675-3445 H ILLCREST KEN NEL Boa rding all breeds , cl ea n tndoor ou tdoor facilities . Also AKC Reg. Dober mans. Ca ll 446 7795 . Federal no. 6, 12 ga uge ShOt gun shell s, field load s, $4.99 Spri ng Va ll ey per b ox Tradin g Co., Sprin g Va ll ey Plaza, 446 8025 . Rooms with cooktng, cab le, air, $40 a week . 304773 565 1 weed ea ter , $75. Nearly new wroug ht iron l ight f i x · ALMOST new gaso lure $30 3 Pontoons 20xl in 12,e $200. Call304 576·2585 . Plast1c Sep t ic Tanks . St ate .=.nd coun t y approved 1,000 gal. tank . pri ce $340 . Ot her stzes tn stock , haul tn your pickup tru ck Call 614 286 5930, Jackson, Oh RON EVAN S E NT ERPR ISES 174 pte c cs brown un derpinni n g for a mobi le home used iust 1 year . A seven & one half f ee t by 58 inche wide multicol or ed, bratded oval rug . Whit e uniform s (pantsuits) t nree different styl es, sizes 9 10 . Call aft er 4PM , 446 3065 Furn ished Room . $125 , uti l ities pa td, 919 2nd ave ., Gal l ipol is Sing le male , sha r e bath . Ca ll 4A6 4416 a f fer 7PM . Spo1c~ Mt sc. Merchandice RATLIFF'S POOL CEN TER Pool s sale , supplies & tns tal l ation . 403 2n d Ave , Gal l ipoli s, Oh Call 446 6579 tn ground Ablove ground SLEEP IN G ROOM S and light hou sekeep in g apt ., ParK Cen t ral Hotel 46 35 Thursday, June 17, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio �Thursday, June 17, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Report... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___;__ _ _ _ _ __ a key Pales tinian position near lhe airport. Israeli sourt'Ps said l he Chrislians overran PLO-held build· ings on I he east side of the r unway. The PLO said It repelled an Israeli assau lt thpre. killed 26 soldiers and wrecked two tanks. A PLO communique said Israeli armored columns lrled to advance loday inl o lhP lefllsl sl ronghold of A ley, 12 miles eaSI of Beirut, behind a massive barrage of artillpry and rocke ts. "Our forces engaged the enemy force in fi erce and conllnuing combat," lhe commun iqup police executed lhree g1o1errlilas convicted of armed robbery. The announcement did not lndl· ca le when the I rials or executions took place. The men presumably were shot by firing squad In west Beirut. sa id. In a move apparmliy designl'dlo demonsl ralc I he PLO'saulhority In wes1 Beirul , w here Arara t and hi leadership havp been !rapped by lhP Israelis since Monday, the guer rillas an nounced I hat I heir military ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ~-- Business failures highest since '30s By LORRJ\INE CICIIOWSKI AP Business Writer The United States has recorded It s best foreign -trade surplu s since last spring, and layoffs iJ1 the automobile Industry are down - all good signs for an economy lrylng 10 fl ghl It s way ou1 of recession . But, on the dark side. anolher report Thursday said mort> American companies collapsed last week FATH£R'S DAY GIFT SALE LLOYD SPRING BASE CHAIRS MEN'S DRESS BELTS of mos T lhf' Qnp com t orl c1 biC' Reg . S79 .95 Low ll;lO Sp rtnq A.t~l' \,1t c• \ 68 00 !'iarah Alloway :v1r:-. . S:tra h ( ;r:tC'I' :\l!m\'J _\·, 77. l ~dpn · . ril'1Lt dit'<:l \\ ' t '< lnC'~d ; t_v :\.1Pmorial tll :\1a - Hos pital. ri r tt :t . fu ll o \\·ing an \1J <' .' \lP ndPd iII !l('S .O. , Sh• • " '' " bor n in \\'eiiS\'illl'. Oh .. 'hi' daughtrr of lllf' latP Cl)'df' and Hulh Sll'phen s Stoffrl She wa s a mf'mtX'r of lhl' PIPasantdcw U ni · 1rd MJ•11Jodis1Chur ch. Rclpr<' anda I9'lJ alumna of OLJ, ,\thc ns. Su tYiHJI''\ includP h<'r hu <;band . F lo)·d \ ' :\llowa_\·: fh·p sons. CI_Vdf', Carl ond l·'ln)·d of Oeiprr: .Jam<><o. l'wl\·il lt•: :~nd Oa\'icl. Lillh' Hock · ing. Oh Onc daug htPr, .Jc-<tn Am ick. l ~dpn•. al sn sun·i\'t'S alon g wittl Hi grundchildr('n .:Jnd 1-1 gn•a t· grandchildrrn . StH' wa s pr('{'Pcif'd in dt'< Jlh b.\ · two sisters. onf' daughter. one• grand son and onP gTf'at grand son 1-'uncr al will tx· Sdlurdm· '" II a .m . at thf' \\'hi1P Funf'ral HomP. CJXJi,·iih·. wilh the J1c,·. Harold Pridd,·. 13uria l will follow in lh<' Hockland Ceml'leiY. &!pre. Frif'nds rna ~; cal\ 2--l and f .q p.m . Frida.\ · at lh{' fum' ral humr•. h:t•nnPth r . Matson . 60, Ht. 1. Mi · nPr sY iiiP. di<"d Wf'<Jnpsda_\' folluv,·- 1-J eq . $93 .00 H tgh ll,lC I< ~ pnng S.llf'$7900 Mat !-.un. 1-h• was also pr('('ed(>(] in d('ath b_\' on0 sistPr and one gra nelda ughtrr. ill' \\'a s an employe of Phillip Spor1 Plan I. a \'ell'ran of W. W. II and o memtx-r of I he Uniled Fa il h L hUI'Ch . HP b sur\' in--c! b_v his wife. Eloise DRESS SHIRTS Neck stzes 141, to 17' '· Short sleeve styl es So l 1d co lors - white and neat pat l erns . Good selec ti on . Mat son: ninf' daughters, AJayna at hnnl£': Mrs. Carol Brt'wer. and Mrs. Debbi<• Eberhard. Columbus: Mrs. Sh~ IT\' Howard, Lucas\·ilit>: Mr ~ . '13.00 Van Heusen Shirts '10.39 '16.50 Van Heusen Shirts . '13.19 '17.00 Van Heusen Shirts . '13.59 '19.00 Van Heusen Shirts . '15.19 Patricia Mclnty·w. Mincrs- villl': Mrs. Krisl)' Dailey and Mrs. halh\' Flolin. Middlepon: Mrs. \'a l t'l'if' Hospital news Vf'lt•nUJs Memorial llospital 1\dmttled - CeorgP Molden. Ponwroy·: t\at han Wi sC' . Ru tla nd: Hu iX'n Coll ins. Middleporl: Cccrge Hoffman. Midd iPport: Waller Zwics, P{'n sacola, Fla.; V i rginia Phalin, Pomcroy; f\:ickloi s , sun IJ01h of Ha111('Sburg, Miss.: four sons. hrn nclh Michael and John Mark. 11aci nr and .Jer ry Edward and Paul David. Homcslead. Fla.: t :l grJ ndch ildrrn . two brother s. Wrbcr of Malia. and Fornes1 of S1ockJJOr1. and four nephews and om• nif'CC'. Funeral serv ices wil l be hPid Sa l · urda\· a1 II a.m. at I he Unilcd Failh Chut'C h.localcd on the Rl . 4 Bvpass. H"ith th(' RC'v . Car l Hicks and the D•O ilill 5 . p Of kf'l In c lu des a ll of our m en 's den1m - basics a nd strai gh t leg or boot fl are fashion jea ns str e t ch d en i ms and fuller c ut jeans . Bn sic nnd l ash10n sty les . Sizes 27 to 42 nnd cx lrn size 44 to 50. t c~ns W<l l ( ll(' S QuM I7 , LCD'<> \A L r St 7.S e '-.A l t $70 76 R F C, . S71.9S RFC, S7S . 95 R r c, _$19 95 ' ~'~ L IH (, $]4 95 Pre, S44 95 r r ... _ RUINS OF WAR- Followed by a family membt:r, a Lebanese mother walks her four children through a debris-littered street on the outskirts of Beirut Thur- $JS 96 SALE! MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS :, ! En ttre stock in thi s Father's Day Sa le. Si ze 29 to 50 waist. So lid s and pa t te rn s. You ' ll lik e the se lec ti on . '14.95 Dress Slacks . '19.95 Dress Slacks . '24.95 Dress Slacks . '26.95 Dress Slacks . on Ohio 124 I his morning, McDonald was lwo mill's wcsl of Ohio 7 at 2: Ill a.m. when he ' '11.95 '15.95 '19.95 '21.55 ' Police trap robbery suspects EUCLID, Ohio - Police have cordoned off the ar ea around a sheel metal company where they believt> three armed men are hiding after an aborted robbery attempt in which a Brinks truck driver was shol. pollee said. Michael Golden, 36, was In stabiP condition at Richmond Height s General Hospital with a single gunshot wound to the stom ach, spa· keswomari Anita Eppley sa id. She said the bullet passed through Colden. Colden and another driver were approached by the three men at about 6 a.m. as they were delivering a cash payroll to the sheet metal divis ion of the Chase Brass& Copper Co. Inc. in Euclid, a city aboul 15 miles east of Cleveland, police said. A struggle ensued and Colden was shol. Euclid police Ll . John Walsh said. Lou Evanclc, a guArd al the plant who came to work about 8 a. m., said pollee allolj'ed employees to r e-enter lhe plant aft er keeping them outside while they searched the plant. About 400 people work at I he plant. MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS swP r vC'd his car to avoid hitting a Hanes~ ~~~~~ SALE~)~ i S.951<nit Shirt s ...... $4.75 $8.951<nil Shirts ...... $7.15 $12 .95 I< nil Shirts $10.35 i l5 .951<nit Shirts .... $12.75 Man dies in area wreck Big se lec tion of so lid co lors a nd patterns in f our in hand or r eady ti ed ti es . Pi ck out severa l during thi s sa le. Thi s sale includes our entire stoc k knits . tenni s s horts burm~das and denims. Sizes 29 to44waist . 6.69 6.99 1 7.79 '9.89 1 Sale Prices 1 ALL 14K AND GOLD FILLED CHAINS FOR MEN NOW20%0FF Hurry and Savel • IIJCOURTw~l~ APPRAISALS REPAIR WATCH REPAIR ....rl TV pioneer dies MEN'S DRESS SOCKS MEN'S SUMMER JACKETS Sizes 36 to 50 . Solid colors and com · bination c olors . Many styles in th e selection. Buy for w e ar now and e·arly fall. MEN'S $11.95 JACKETS MEN'S $19.95 JACKETS MEN'SS22.95JACKETS MEN'S524.95JACKETS This Weekend Only PARKERSBURG, W.Va.- A Williamstown man was killed early today when hls car slruck a traffic light pole along a Parkersburg streei, authorities said. The vlc(lm was Identified as Berry Johnston, 35. A spokeswoman for lhe city pollee department said Johnston's Identifica tion sa1d he lived 1n Cambridge, Ohio, but she said he recently had moved to Williamstown. · . City police said Johnston was killed about 1:50 a.m . when he lost control of his car and ran into the pole. Johnston was pronounced dead at the scene, pollee said. MEN'S SUMMER SHORTS WEMBLEY TIES '8.50 Wembley Ties . '9.00 Wembley Ties . '10.00 Wembley Ties '11.50 Wembley Ties s. M . l rlnrl XL tn ,) biq Sf'h ' ( Tton ol w,lnlrcl sl ylf'S ilnd color s T .1 nk rop e:. 1 nc I u cll'cl F ;'lmnu s hr nnrl <:., ltk (' Wrrln<tlf'r . Vnn H f'U5f'n, (~m pus P..rfN 1 qd 1 f or vou r Drlci S IH 'S Buy 2 packag es ~ny m en 's or boy s' Hane s Und erw ea r and Hanes will se nd you $3.00 refund by mail - Ge l particulars m en' s dept . l si floor. BULOVA, SEIKO,CARAVELLE ~XJ prop!<' In ol her devl'lopmPnl s: - Tht> Cleveland Pre" priniPd il s lasI edition Thursday. makin g illhP slxt h major aftf'rn oon nC'wspap<•r - Tht~ dollar. i)(lO ~ tt'(\ b\' f'Oil tinurd hig h intPrf'St ratt•.,_ l''>tabli ~ hPd nPw pl~a k s Ill rPialion 10 SPVf'r;tl m ajor fl)rl'ign t'UITf'nCH '!-- ~ S1•r·t!tln'- . 1~ P,q:;C':-. 1 ~ {'f'nh ,\ \lulttnwdld Inc Ncw:-,p<~p<.•r or has lhe ca pabilil\' 10 manufaclure them . In his brief Spe<'Ch. prrpared for delivery to lhe U.N. General As· b a m os t ....1n C'fl 11g ht .1 nd dut~ · of man . His gO\'f'r nmt•nt h<.J ." protra~ · Pd thr t\'-'G-Wf'f'k -old m\ · a~ ion as an act to create a nuclear weapons-free scmbly' s S()f'Cial session on disar- of sl'if-dcfcn.s<' 10 zone in lhP Middle Easl. Citi ng lhe Pxa mple of 1h0 Egyplian- l sraeli pPa ce 1rea 1y. Begin also urged his A1·a b foes: "Le1 us mee1: lei us shake hands. lalk peace 10 mch olher, make agreemenl s and all of us will chang~ lhP course of hi"o'-y of our mamenl , Begin harkl'nl'd back 10 Is rae l' s ancient prophet s. In lhf' midst of a nf>w MiddiC' East con ntcl, he held ou1 I he prospecl of a "brighl fu1111·e" in which "our children. or our ch ildren's children will lx-al lheir swords inlo plowshares and >ipcars inlo pruning hooks and I he vision of Isaiah will becom<' a Jsrar l fr om Palt ·stin ia n shelling and rockPt at tacks nations." Israel 's policy is I hal il will not 10 be lhP firs11o US(> nuclear weapons Western inlell igPnce sOUl'CeS ))(>. licvC' I sraPI Pit her has nuclea r arms Choose banlon panels or popular bulky knit orlons . One size fits all sizes 10 to 13 . Your c hoice . ....... S9.30 ....... S1S.50 ....... $17.90 ....... $19.40 ' CINCINNATI- George W. Palmer, believed to be the first televl· slon news anchorman in Cincinnati, died Thursday at the age of64. He had ~n ill for some time. Palmer began his broadcasting career In the 19lls as announcer and master of ceremonies for radio pickups of the big bands. He later was an actor at various times, ran unsuccessfully for Clncln· nati 'City Council and wrote a novel which he was attempting to have published. . Palmer began as anchorman lor the Taft Broadcasting Co. at WKRC-TV.In·the early 1950s. Palmer joined the Cincinnati Enquirer as a reporter and feature writer In the late 1900s and for the past eight years was assigned to the newspaper's Kentucky otllce. State weather, extended forecast · Partly cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of showers or thunderstoi'Jl'IS. Lows 60-65. Winds southwesterly around 5 mph. Seventy percent chance of showers and thunderstonns Sa\IJrday. Highs near 78. OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 - -SATURDAY TIL 5 . . ELBERFELD$ IN, POMEROY ~ ,· li \'ing rf'ality . MPn shall not teach war : nat ion shall not lrarn war anymorf' Begin madf' no direct refn f'nCP to Is rae l' s much -cr iticized in v asion o f Lebanon . but sct id . "sPif -dC'fC'n'iP vro1•~ ·1 norlhern He proposed a lh rr<•·,lep approach to stratt>gk arm.~o, t·ontrol: -''An intf'rn :Jti on:ll Cil! rmbracing Tn 'a t~ · of Rt•nunciation of 1\ggrcssivP \\' ar. .. -Nrgo tiation of a \uc!t·ar 1\on· Aggrf'Ssion Pat'!. "pxn·pl in .,pJf. df'f(' nsr" brtv.:f'l'll th(' \~·orld'.., nucll' ar ))Uv.·pr ~ . -" Sun·c:-.sJ\'(' Pst,tbll shmcnt of :--.Jucl0a r WPa JXm Fr~· Zont·~- )Jail prnrd on thPTI.itt•Jiu\eoTn \ll\ con Cf'rnin g Lat in r\nwric .1 " Extended Ohio Forecast - SUilday through Tuesday: Fair Sunday and Monday. Chance of showers Tuesday. Highs In the mld-als to mid·70s Sunday and In the 70s Monday and Tuesday. Lows In the40s Sunday and In the 50s Monday and Tuesday. _ . • Junta meets to choose president BUENOS AIHES, Argrnl ln a tAP! - Argenlina's mili1a1-y lead- 1: ii GALTIERI TO BE REPLACED - Argentine president Gen. Leopoldo Galtieri, shown speaking at Government House in Buenos Aires on Tuesday, will be replaced as Commander-in-Chief of Argentina's Ar· my on Friday by Gen. Cristino Nicolaides according to the Argentine news agency DYN. It is also presumed that Galtieri will be replaced as the nation's president. f AP Laserphoto 1. to pick a new rrpal ria ling 10.000 capluned Arg<'n t inf' troops currently· st ramit'd on pre~i ­ llle frr<.'zing Falkbnds bY Gallieri's drnl 10 replace Gen . Leopolda Call ier i. forced ou1 of office as a casually of ArgPnlina 's dPfeal in l he Falkland isla nds war wi th Britain. Callieri. who resignro as army commandPr T hursday, sa id h~ would bow lo mililary pressure and qui I I he presidency loday. Sourt'es close l o the governmPnl told The Associated Press I he leading ca ndldal es for presidenl were Foreign Minisler Nicanor Cosla Mendez and air forcP corT\m ander, Gen. Basilio Lami Dozo. Lami Dozo is e nj oyi ng increased prestige among the mililary be· cause his was the only branch of I he armed forces to hun lhe Brilish during the 74 -day Falklands conflicl. Costa Mendez is admired for assu ming personal responsibility for rf'fusa. l to admit dcff'at in thP war. A frw hours aflf'r Ca ltif'ri r esignrd hi s arm~ · command. Cos ta McndC'z' min bt1~ · announrPd an ers meet tOOay I ~ , ing an unsa fe \'r tl iclr aftf'r he reportC'dly wrC'CkC'd his car in a ditch NOW20o/o OFF 11 J•mployed st rf'f' t saicL ·uNITED NATIONS !APt Prime Minister Mt>nach~m Bcgill today renPwed israel's offer 10 negotiate with all il s Arab neighbors .. DRESS SLACK SALE 1 '8.95 Swim Trunks 7.08 1 '9.95 Swim Trunks 7.88 '10.95 Swim Trunks '8.68 '12.95 Swim Trunks . '10.28 The Gaiiia -Moigs Pos1 of lhe Slalo highwa v patrol riled Mike E. McDona ld. 20. Pom<'ro)·. for driv- ALL MEN'S WATCHES sday. Isra eli troops continue to hold positions around the Lebanese capital. I AP Laserphotol. FOR FATHER'S DAY Sizes 28 to 42 . Good styl e se lec ti on . Patrol citt's drivt>r - THIS WEEKEND ONLY- of insufflriPnt advrrtising n ·vcnuf•. entinel ,' stnl'l t'tlllfldt·n 1•1•. CIJt t•fS!t ll rl•p,u·l s. thf' report said. No injuries were to fold in ltw last .v ear . Publisht>r .Josrph Cole said lhe 103-ycar·old paper. lhP flrsl daily foundPd ll\' E.W . Scripps, had to ciO>I' bPJ.·auSP I Is t·ontcwtul g tht · puiH 't' departll tl' lll dog . Th<' car lh('n wenl off lhP righl _.,idf' of the road a nd int o the ditch, Business failures in lhe week ended June 11 soared 705 percenl 10 o32 from 312 in lh~ comparable against anot her state. but it ha s not sa id whet hPr il has I hem . However. SALE PRICES s73 .96 ., Alf$1796 '>tll . . '"C!. JEANS SALE Elrctrtc nncl wtnO up s t y lr.-. If lht ·y know tJf a rwrson ha\·tng sud1 <-t gun . All con lad s wtll b1• kl'pl 111 r<'poned. and McDona ld's car was hPa vlly damaged. ~92-2054 FATHER'S DAY TIMEX WATCHES t·ar parkt·d ctl 156 Mulbt'IT\' Avl'. C' h1d Stilt is in len•s led ·in res idl'n- 1>i ... cha rgC'd --Man· in McGu ir£'. Mat;.· .Jam• Francis. M<::~ry Spcncrr. POMEROY, OH. SALE PRICES FAT H ER'S DAY SALF MEN'S Hrv. Cl'cil Wise officialing. Burial \\'ill be in Meigs Memory Gardens. 1-'ri<'nds may call al Ewing FunPrat · hom•• I his even ing from 7 10 9 antxl Friday fr om 2 lo 4 and 7 to 9. Pomrro~·. /11 alP Pefec t Dad 's Day g ift . Good styl e and co lor se lec t ion in sizes S, M , L and XL . Polyest er . co tton b lend s polyester k n i t s . Wester n s. too . HrndrLx and Miss Mary Mat - Police seek clues on window shooting Publtl' lwlp is bt•ing so ught 111 tlw tnvestJ gatwn 1nto thl' s hootin g of wtndnws <-II tlw Pomerov Elelllt.'lltary School. . Pnlllt'roy PniJCl' Chtl'f frl' ct l'l.! l ' StJtl SCII d that tl\'t'rlll ght Tul'Sd{-l y, holt•s wen· shot 111 Sl'\'l'l'l:ll wtntluws <::1! tilt' sdlntJI b~ ii lngh-powl'!'l'd RB 1-! Uil . Also H\ ' l ' l' lhl' wt•t•keml. a w1nd ow at Fr<-~JH ' IS F lun st Wi:I S dctma gt·d {-IIIJ ' ' MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS VAN HEUSEN Meanwhile, domestic carmakers sa id lndPfinitP layoffs edged downward lhls week 10 223,35o, whUP temporary layoffs dropped to 6,200 as workers a1 three Chrvsler Corp. planls rclumed 10 work . wef'k last year . Dun & Brads!J'('('l Corp. said . The prr\'ious record was o:IO for I he week ended May 6. Last week's 532 failures was I he highesl since I he wef'kiy average of 612 recorded in 1932, Dun & Brad · Begin renews offer for nuclear weapons free zone in Mideast ,, ,lSl' ing ~ long i lln P~ s. Mr . Mat son wa :-, the son ot thP !au· .JamC's 0 . dnd Am~ · Linscott pius in 1982. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 18, 1982 $8.00 DRE SS BELTS . ... $6 .40 $10.00 DR E 55 BELT S $8.00 $12. 00 DRE SS BELT S $9.60 $14. 00 DRESS BELTS . ... ... $11 .20 chntrs avadabi P Area deaths Vol.3l,No.32 Copyrighted 1982 Our Ht ckok 11nd Wranqlcr dress leillhrr s S11f'S JO to 44 Westerns tnclud f' d Fr~mous qualtly Lloyd FtbN craft ou td oor furntTur f" cession, which held down lmpons of foreign goods. They conceded I he Improvement was not a result of any resurgence in foreign 1rade com pet itlveness. The foreign lrade reporl, however. seemed lo suppo1·1 C'ommPrce SecrPtary M alco lm Baldrige's recenl prediclion lhe overall balance of pa yments will show it s third straight yearly sur- he Daily FATHER'S DAY SALE MYSTEIW t' OOTPRINTS-Kelth Wood, ganw protector with the Ohio Dl'partnwnt of Natuml lt<'SOurtcs, Dlvlsion of Wildlife, announn•d today lht• footprints taken of Bigfoot '""still a mys!Rry. Wood said Uw mattA•r ha."i ht•en referred to Gt'Orgt• Stitt, Ponwroy chief of IKllit·t·, right. Stitt says an <'XIWri should he cailt'll Into the area to <L""<'t•rtain wht•fht•r tht• footprints :trt' thOSt• of tht> Bigfoot monster. lnvt'Stigation i~ ('Ontinuing. Paul (~t>ra..rd, invPstigator for thP prosecu· lor'' offi('t', hohb lht- plas!t•r ""''t of llu• print whilt• Slt•vt• Jlartenhach, patrolman. look..; on. than in any week sln cP th e Depression. The Commerce Departmenl reported a $1.2 billion surplus In the government 's broadest measure of . foreign trade In the first three months of the year. Covernmpnt officials said the surplus, which contrasted with a $927 million deficit In the final 1981 quarter. was due largely to the re- offer 10 felch somr of 1hl' 1roops. "''m going tx-cause lhr· arm\· didn 't givr me polilical backing 10 continue as (arm.\' 1 commander and prf'S idC'nt of thf' nat ion." Cal liel·i, o.1. sa id Thursda\' nighl , Pnd · ing a contrO\'C'rsial prP~idPnC'Y that lastrd IC'ss than sLx months. Under lhc ArgPnline conslilu· lion, In ter ior Minister Gen . Alfr£>do Sa in1 Jran automatic<::~ll~ · tN::> comes interim prE>!'lidrnt upon Ga\tit->ri's rE>Signat io n. Bul militar:.· sources predicled his 1cnu1-c would tx- shon because of his sl rong suppon for Ca ll icri. The indepf'ndC'nl nrw s agrncy DYI\ said Saini .Jean was the only 1CuntinU<•d un page 12 1 Racine plans Fourth of July celebration RACINE - The Racine Volunteer Fire Department has planned a big . weekend of activities for the annual " Fourth of July" celebration with a chicken barbecue, a large parade, a selection of games and other ac· tivities, a variety show, and a fireworks display among area activities. The volunteers urge citizens in the entire conununity to become a part of this year's activities, and would like to invite everyone in the surrounding area to celebrate our nation's independence in the Racine area, while also supporting the local firemen. Prizes will be awarded to participants in the parade, including prizes of $50, $30, and $15 to \Vinners of the best decorated floats. Prizes will be awarded in both the theme and non-theme divisions. The parade is open to all interested individuals or groups, including marching units, bands, floats, displays, and custom or antique automobiles. The variety show will include several top singing and dancing ac· Is. Local singers, and semiprofesstonal country singer Ann McCoy are already booked. The show is ' also open to all interested persons. The parade begins at l p.m. at the Southern Junior High School. For further infonnation or a parade en· try contact Scott Wolfe at 949-2045 or write Celebration, P.O. Box 181, Racine, Ohio 45771. High rates hurt--Hale Ha111eld and McCoy stores have suffered "sharp sales declines" recently, according to a written news release Issued by J . Michael Hale, president of the depatment store chain. ·Hale blamed poor sales on "high unemployment and high Interest rates.~· He said he would like for the chain to remain In business, but added "our creditors have Insisted that we close our doors... The release was the first public statement company officials have made since the stores closed on Sunday. Signs on the stores say they are "closed for Inventory." Hatfield ·and McCoy operates nine stores In West V!rglnta, Ohio !Continued on page 12) DANCERS FEATURED - The talented dance trio of "Carpenter, Davis and Gaul," recently a feature attraction In the Carpenter Dance Studio recital, bave been booked for the annual "Fourth of July" variety sbow in Racine. The variety show, sponsored by the Racine Volunteer Fire Department, bas numerous quality acts for this year's pt'rfonnanct•. Pictured are Tonya Davis, David Gaul and Shirley Carpenter. � 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 17, 1982 alloway matson stoffel