https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0205cc8add0de807a9b5deff0a3bdde5.pdf aa5e13dba7e2584313526081a08a8fd7 PDF Text Text 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. �Friday, June 18, 1982 tommentary Page-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, June 18 1982 The Dai '" Sentinel A good deal has been written, , , , , •• 11 11"1 1 >>1 much of it ve ry witty, about the r '" il l • stran )..!e h II rrh ,. , "' •r•r : 'I rh IHir•lllilliiiH i'\l i f<l..,llll 1111 \IJH,..,\I\ , 11\\HII I •,.!, J,, J, ' 1\0II IIt !VI· I.It II I' II \IIIIH mIll \ ' ' ' '1.> 111 J'nlol t,h > I I "lilt ,jj, I event::; at Dartmouth College. And now Mr. William Raspberry, a respected black columnist with the Washington Post , IS trying to escalate. The background : AI Dartmouth. a couple of yea rs ago, a small band of conse r va tive di ss td ents met to l aunch a newspaper tu r hallengc some of the pa unchy liberal orthodoxies. many of the111 endemic in the academic sccnc• IfOr insl.<!nce, Ihal black studcnl,, while seek ing a n mlcgratcd Amcn ea. are at liberty to cnfurce scgrcgutio n on thl' cam- \ \ II \11\11 1 " ' I ll> ' ''' " '·' ' ''' l 'r , ,, ln l. ruot i l.rr l• l' r' " J' u hh • JII I ' ' ' " " 1, 1\ 1" 11 ' ""''·'''"n ,u ul rlu \ !111 I I• Il l ' \ , " ' I' ·I J h I l i I I I I i • oii oii'I'\Jtr\ "' '"'' " lllrol l li<l , liunlolhr l • " lliol lllllll ""ni,Jnll ~ \II • llhJ'' ' I• · •ololrll : .rnd 11111 , 1111 ' ' ~ ll • rl \\l(h ll.r!IH . ,u hlrr ·,, .unlirlo·phnnr 111<111111 1 \ " IIIO •h' llo d h II< I • "ill I" pulilr • ll• II lr •llr •r, •h••ulrll" 111 C: ""d L.r,l • ,u lrh o ' ' 'Il l.: r-- uo ' "" 'I " I •<+ ll .rlo111' ' '' ' ' ' ' .rr• puses I; one or two particular to Da rtmouth 'for instance. that any use of tlu• tradit ional totcmir Indian figure is l'thn 1rally mviUIOUSI. The DarlIIIOuth Rev1cw was born highspirited and high spiri(,; inev itably opt'n up the qut•sl!on of the line that dJsti ngUishL'S be tween what ts and Out of the valley Citibank sa~·~ " II [(X)k._..., a...., if thr consurnf'r is going to lPad thf' wa~· out of \ ' a I I f'~· ... And Mrrrill 1..\·nch S l't •s 1wo posit i\'(' signs that t hr consumf'r L~ 1hf' poised lo lrad lhr uplum Th f'n~ · s nothing ,l!yptcal about such rxp€'Cta tions. not at least in thC'past [C'W m onths. whf'n the con sum0r s<'(lm s to ha vc tx>en ('!C'va tcd to I hf' rank of gf'nf'ral. gi\·cn comma nd of ('('Onomic forces and told to advance. It is a r ctn• conSf:•nsu s of gm·prnment, business a nd academic analysts, and onr that ha rd !~ · could havt' bt•Pn foresPCn a year ago. True. you can usua lJy· say I h;1I N·onom ic r('('()VPrif's an• co nsume r -led . but thi s I ime !herr appc'ars !0 h(• a c;11npaign undrr wa~· to make him a national hero. But now thr quC'stions aris('S about thr co nsumer 's w iJ lingnrss and <.Jbility· to tx• thrust into that roll'. anti a:-. time and experit>nce ha\Tdrmonst rat('{l, Hxla~ · ·~ tx•ttrr inform('() co nsumer has a mind of his ow n. Ttl ose who SPt.'k to fon'C'ast co nsumPr movement s point to a sma ll inrn•;t" ' ' in thf•us.('Of mstallmPnt cnl(!i1 and what is sai d to be a rise in retail sal<'> duri ng \1a \ Consumer deb! is also supposed lo br back in brller rl'lationship to incomr . :\nd, with infla tion subsidi ng. some indicator s of consumf'r bu~ · in g (J(l\\'PI" arp bf>ginning to look betl cr. Th t> 10 J.>4'tTrnt irwomP tax rut IX'ginning July 1 is v iewed as a bonu s, thf' icing un thr cakP. the• df'sst•rt thr consu mer now ca n ea t after a weight · ~ hf'dding d iPI. l'f'rt a in l ~ · . it is sJid . hr can not rC'SLs t indulging. Wt'll. :-.iw 1hP co ni r arians - fpw in number. strong in convic tion - don ' t IJt:· too surt•. TtH• consumpr i~ n·r a mindlPSs robot, they say, f'Ven if so m e forPra, lr rs mak<• 111.11 claim . GN·ausP he has Ihe abi lity lo sprnd does n·l mPan that hr will spc•nd. HP must ha\'P willingnpss too. B~ · most mpa.-;un•s I hat arf' dr~igncd to probe thl' feel ings of co nsumers. thf'~' arP wary and unr£'rlain . That . of rou rse, is hard l ~' the atmosphC're in which JX'Ople sJX' nd . eilher in lht• slock markel or in Woolw011h's. Morr than 17 million A mpricans arr unf'mploy('(l , temporarily rcmuvl-'d from ttlP labor rnarkt•t or im·oJuntJriJ~· workin g part timrrather than full lime. TheY will no! br inclined 10 sprnd . And. lhe conlrar ians poinl ou l. nri t h Pr u·iJJ I hosf' workl'rs u·ho US<' I he jobless sl<.!t ist ics as a mPasurf' of hov.: sr·curr or lf'nuous is their own hold on a fuU -timf' job. ma~ · IX' welcomt"Ci co nsu m('rs. but thc:v might not v iew it as dessert to tX' consumed . For lhf' t_vpical workC'r it wil l m ea n ju.sl $6 a W('('k. Th at dDf'sn't ffi('CIIl hP ean sprnd it. 13c>nefit s for most workers. in fac t. won't be sufficif'n! to offset thf' incrf'aSf' in Social &>curity taxes and the imparl of brack<•! rrc' 'P· or Ill<' ascension inl o higher lax brackel s lhal results from pa _\· ra ls('s and cost ·of-li\·ing increas0S. Regional legislative directory UN ITED STATf.S SENATORS Washlllgtun address : Senate Office Ruildlllg, Wa s hll' 1 ~t on , D. C., 2051 0. Teleph111w : 1202 1224 - :! 121. Clenn . .John H. 1 D1. Office : 200 N. Ht~h St., 1 Hoom 600), Colwnbus, 0., 4:l215. Telephone : 161 41469- fm97 . Mdzenbaum . Howard 1Dl. Off1cc• : 1240 East 9th St. , Cleveland , 0 ., 441 99. Tclcpilonc : 12 16 1522- 7272. UN ITED STATf.S REPRESENTATIVE M1llcr . Clart' IH'c E. I R I, Off1ce : 212 S. Bruad St. , Lanca ster. 0., 43130, Telcphonl' : dil4t654 - 5149 . Wa s h111 ~ton <:tddres:-.. Hou:-ll' Offwl' Bui lding, Washmgton. D.C., 20515, TeleplH>ne : 1202 1224- 3121. Ofii.O HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Ball . Cla11·e M.. .Jr . I 11 I. Off1 ce : II F.asl \Vashmgton St. , Athens, 45701 , Telephone : 1 fil4l 59:1 -· 5591. James, Ronald H.. 1Dl. Off1ce : Hie. 2. Box 195, Prodorvillc, 45669, Telephone : 16141 81l6- 6998. OHIO SENATE Collms. Oakley C. . 1R I, Offi ce: 1005 Kemp La ne. Ironton, 45638, Telephone : 1614 15:!2- 3460. Berry's World ·'I forget! Are we active or passive solar?" Today in history Today is Friday, June 18, the 169th day of 1982. There are 196 days left In the year. Today's hlghlighl In history: On June 18, 1812, the United States declared war against Britain . On this date: , In 1815, the British Wider tile Duke ol Welllllgt.on, 8111 the Prus.~ians under Gerhard von Blucher, defeated Napoleen 8lnqar1l! at W•rerloo. In 1953, Egypt was proclaimed a republic. In 1975, the assassin of Saudi Arabia's King Falsal was beheaded publicly In Riyadh. And In 1979, President Jimmy Carter and Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev signed the SALT II treaty in Vienna, Austria; to date, the U.S. Senate has not ratified the treaty. Ten years ago: A Brlti~h airliner plunged to the ground just after takeoff from London, killing all 118 people aboard. ding ed itor of The Da rtmouth Review, and the i blackl associate director of Jhe alumni fund . The student was delivering that week 's shipment of the paprr when the director lunged at him, and actually b1t him, B-1-T-E as 1n David Copperfield. The student went to the mfirmary a nd got treated for tetanUS: though he might better have been treated for rabies. The student then Grea t hea ve ns no : To censure The Dartmouth Review. Now tl1e escalation I speak uf. ever so anfractuously hinted at by Mr. Raspberry, IS as follows : The father of lh<· student in question is Professor Jeffrey Hart, a professor of English at Dartmouth, a senior editor of National Review, a syndi cated national colwnnisl and a sometime speechwriler for Richard Nixon a nd Ronald Reagan. Professor Hart has been nominated for a position on the National Council on the Hwr1a mti es. Hart is, quite simply, one of the liveliest minds in town, a vigoroU.> conservative and an informal fa culty adviser for The Dartmouth Review. ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs A111erican Legion baseball team recen tl y split a pair of games by downing Belpre 7-1 and 5-0, but falling just short to Athens, 4-3 and 17-3. In its victori es at Rock Springs Meigs look the opener 7-1 as Roger Kovalchik picked up the win while scattering four hits. Plohr suffered the loss. In the win Zane Beegle singled, Joe Bob Hems ley doubled twice, Tony Riffle singled. Terry Wa yland had two singles and Nick Leonard a si ngle. Haner and Jeff Wayland also added singles to round out the Meigs' attack. In the second game Haner hurled Ihe 5-0 shut out win over Belpre as he tripped the foe for just three hils. Greene suffered the Joss on the IIHlund for Belpre. Second game hitters were Jeff Wayland. Joe Bob Hemsley , Nick Leonard, and Stewart each a sin~le, while Rob Cunninghan1 doubled and J erry Fields ca rried the big slick cultural separa t1sn1, which no one would have noticed if, i(,; equivalent had been published to ridicule oh, say, the white power structure, or American impe rialism , or the military-industrial compl ex. If Wl' read the situation right, the free speech lobby is maneuvering to do to J effrey Hart what it did to Ernes1 Lefever: Let me tell you, if it does there's going to be the hottest show in town since Sacco and Vanzetti, and it isn 't Hart who will go to the chair. Rut thai 11 can be descri bed with t.• ut.'lidean cert itude is ludicrous. The l'rilll'S of The Dartmouth Review. wh1ch a th1s point constitute 11 3 out of Jhc 118 members of the Dart· mout h fa eulty, would shrie k with horror al the idea of telling us where to draw the line that distinguishes artis ti l' freedom from pornography . Reds dump Royals tlisrovered something in the ea rl y '60s uf end uring soc ial interest. He had made a reputation as a humorist 1cover of Time mag - the whole bill by bitmg criti cisms of Ei senhower and hts administration. Along came King Kenned y, and Mort Sa hi moved his trunoc lastic C:ld r uutJnely over tu thr 1ncumbent. Bul suddenl y, he sa 1d. nob<Kiy thought he was funny ~ Next in the Middle together a "cn sts ta sk force " of ~~ top Middl e East specialists to give President Reagan and his foreign in the arcane business of linkmg East~ .. Israel will expand the 'Free Leban on' co rrid or nominally eon- trolled by Major 1Saad 1 Haddad's militia to inclmk. at a minurnwn, the Litani River and Beaufort Castle. Mosl of the population , la rgely Calholic. will be dri ve n out, as in 1978. ·· " It is unlikely that Israel will allow United Natums peacekeeping forces in the expanded Haddad corridor, nor 1s it likely that the nations contributing to the forces will wish to maintain troops in Lebanon under the circumsta nces." "Synan forces arc unlikely to ca use and effect in the twnultuoU.> Middle East. the anal ys(,; produced their best estimate of the likely turn of eveul!i . On~ of these estima tes, stamped .. Secret, .. was shown tu my associate Dale Van Alta. The report breaks down the seriousl y enga ge I sra el , except in soothsayers' conclusions into short- demonstrative air intercepts. unless term and Jong-tenn possibilities. In Israeli forces penetrate Bekaa appraising the clarity of the experts' Valley. Even demonstrati ve actions crystal ball , it is important to have potential for escalation, of remember that these arc the course ." forecas(,; the White HoU.>e relies on Other estimates warn that fulllo plan U.S. responses to lhe fast- scale Syrian intervention mig ht well moving situation in this vital part of ocur if local Syrian commanders the world. elect lu attack the wide-ranging Let's see what the crystal ball Israeli troops ; in this situation, the revealed. First. the short-term entire Syrian army could be dragged predictions, which were made 10 into the conflict. And becaU.>e the days ago: Syrians are no match for Israeli for- The show AP Sports Writer While two home runs by Gary Matthews powered Philadelphia to vic t ory, Plllsburgh Manage r Chuck Tanner was lalklng about a bunt. " I don't know whal the chances are," Tanner said afler playing the game under protest. " We' ll ju st have lo wall and St'l'." In other Nallonal League games Thursday, Cinclnnali stopped Sa n Francisco 4·2 and Chicago oul · Iasled Montreal i2·8. Ma tthews' second homer of lhe game to lead off lhe ll!h Inning gave the Phlllles a 4.3 vlclory and snapped Phlladelphla's flve·game loslng strlng - Its longesl of lhe year. "When you hll a home run like I hal, you lake a lot of pressure off everybody," Matthews sa id . II was the bunl !hal had Tanner lalklng after the game. After the Phlls had tied !he game J.3 Jn lhetopoflhenlnth. TonyPena opened the bottom half of the inning with a single. Lee Lacy, attempting a sacrifice bunt. popped the ball into the air and Phlladelphia relief pitcher Sparky Lyle caughl before it hil the ground . Lyle then threw lo firs! base to double off Pena. who was running on the play. Bul plale umpire Bob Engel didn'l see Lyle catch the ball and ruled that Lacy was out at flrsl and Pena was safe at second base. The PhllJles lmmedialely cha l· lenged the ca ll . After Engel huddled with his fellow umpires for 10 minutes, he reversed himself and ruled It was a double play . " I couldn 't see Ihe guy calch I he ball, so I dldn'l signal out," said En· gel, who was screened by ca lcher Bo Dlaz. " I wenl lo my partners, and the lwo guys on the wings (Jerry Dale and Fred Brock· Janderl both told me thai wllhoul a doubt, the guy caughl the ball." Tanner clai med Pena should have been allowed lo slay al second. Matthews' flr sl home run ca me in lhe flrsl, while Johnny Ray a nd Jason Thompson homered for with a single and long home run . In an errorless ball game at Athens Meigs went down to defeat, 4-3, despite uuthitting i(,; enemy 10 to 7. Athens scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh to pull off the emne-frnm-behind win. Hagen was the winner and J eff Wayland the loser in the battle of the moundsmen. In a five inning nightcap Athens had a big second and third inning to claim a lopsided 17-3 win . Meigs had five hits to Athens' seven, however, crucial errors carne back to hound the locals. Cooksey picked up the vietory and Riffle suffered the defeat. J erry Fields led Meigs' hitling with a single and double, Tony Riffle two singles, Wayland and Joe Bob Hemsi<'Y each a single. Other hitters in the nightcap were Cunningham , Terry Wa yland, and Bt!egle each with a sin J,!It:.>, while Nick Leonard banged two singles. Meigs will play at hom e Saturday against Glouster. Summer league results But they are ha ppy to condemn The Dartmouth Re view. Murt Sah l, the co median , WASHlNGTON - Within hours after the Israeli in vasion of Leba non , t he Stale De par tm ent threw By BOB GREENE Meigs Legion splits pair This doesn 'l mean that he edi(,; tht paper, or that he would himself ha vl' ·published everything the paper has published . But as the outgoing editor pain(,; out, of the 1,!00 articles published during i(,; lifetime, only four or five ha ve 'been singled out for criticism. most conspicuous ly a lampoon written in black English. deriding affirmative aclionadn what 1sn't tasteful. That such a line question: What will ha ppen nex t? Based on their years of experti se b~· The proxima lc• ca use of a ll this fuss is an encounter betwel'll a foun- registered a formal complaint againsl the director, the director pleaded nolo contendere in court, was found gull y and fined a couple of hundred bucks, thus activa ting the faculty . To censure the director' th)Cs L'XISI I havl· ulways believed . policy adv isers the a nswer to th l' big The much lou led Ill prrccnl incom1· lax cull hal brcomC'S effccliveJuly I any longer. one thing to be funny about a conse rv<:~tive President, entirely something else to expect people to la ugh at the expense of the ga llant yo ung li bera l. It is quite simply inconceivable that a vote of censure by the faculty uf Dartmouth College against a li beral. radica l or black counterpart ol The Dartmouth Rcvif•w would havP been soli eiterl , let alone pas~ed . Phils edge Pirates; Reds triumph, 4-2 Sports ... Dartmouth escalation ?'--_ _ _wl_·uw_·m_F._B_uc_k_ley_J_r. ____Ia_ck_A_nd_ers_on res. th1s leads to the most ominous short-tenn prediction of all : " In the event of a serious threat to the Syrian government, dtrecl Sov1el m· tervention becomes a di st1nct likelihood." Now for the long -range predictions in the secr et re port : .. Israel will continue to suppl y arms to Phalangisl I ri ght-wing Christian 1 forces in the North. The combination of increased Phalangisl military strength, t'le weakened Palestinian position and the influx of refugees to the North is explosive. and may reignite the civil war. " Much depends on the r estri ctions placed on Haddad's forces after the main elemen(,; of the IDP IIsraeli Defense Force I have withdrawn . In the past, Israel has encouraged Had· dad 's unprovoked attacks on Lebanese civilian targets as a mea ns of incr easing popular resent- ment against the Palestinians." "E uropean frustration with American initiatives in the Middle East will probably resolt in a renewed European initiative." " Further American effor(,; to in· ~ teresl moderae Arab nations in the Camp Da vid formula would probably be counterproductive." "The future of the Palestine Liberation Organization is uncertai n. If IYasirl Arafat falls, the Palestinian movement will probably disi ntegrate into radical splinter group-; .. " IT'S BORING WITIUN - Does the While House need an internal "workfare" program ' A true-blue Reagan sta lwart sul(ges(,;, from first-hand experience, that the White HoU.>e isn 'I applying i(,; beloved work ethic to the high-aid talent around the Oval Office. This heretical view comes'in a letter written to Republican colleagues by J ohn McCiaughry, who until last February was a top White House adviser McClaughry, described by a White House spokesman as " brilliant, " said he quit even though he was offered a more important job. He explained that he just didn't feel taking $52,000 of the taxpayers' money without giving his best. g'-"~o_e_s_o_n________Lo--:-~-el_l_w_in_ge_u President Ronald Reagan brought his road show home last Friday respect in Europr as Rodney Dangerti eld, Reagan did not explain would not be accepted. It was another administration ploy to pic- evening after a ten day run playing just whe n Ameri ca lost Europe's ture the president as a macho guy to capacity crowds in some of the most orante theatres of Europe. The return home, orchestrated to catch the evening news, was prefectly stage managed. About 15,000 people were on hand to greet the president. A few were department heads, diploma(,; . nad politicians who, headed by Vice Prc•ident George Bush, greeted the president as he left his plane at Andrews Air Force Base . Most of the crowd were government employees from the executive departmcn(,; in Washington, " invited" by their bosses and the Republican National Committee tu t:a rry welt:umc flags nad placards at the airport. They wre shuttled to the airport through rush hour traffic by buses furnished by the Republican committee. Reagan pretended surprise at th~ welcome but told the audience his journey to Europe was a mission successfufly accomplished, saying, ' "America is once again respected by allies and advcrsarie• alike." Implying that until he arrived there, America got about as much respect. What it when we rescued them from Hiller? Was it when we airlifted supplies into Berlin? Was it when we rebuilt their cities with Marshall Plan money' I think the president owes it to the American people to be more explicit when he makes sweeping, self-glorifying stalemen(,;. who feared nothing or no one. Reagan took his trusty teleprompter with him to each of the four countries in which he spoke. That is a glass shield between him and the audience on which the words of his speeches appear and which is invisible to the audience. He ha• used it to such good effect in this country that he would be lost without it. His speeches, no matter how well delivered, were considered in Europe as shallow and with no real ~ubslance. In England he called fOr a global campaign to consign the Soviets to the "ash heap of history". The entire European trip was designed to sell Ronald Reagan to the people. After his loose talk about limited nuclear war, he was pictured by our allies as a gun happy cowboy who would probably get them involved on the receiving end of a nuclear war. According to report.:s from European countries since his return, he is still regarded as a gun happy cowboy 1So much for ten days of presidential lime and millions of American dollars. The only new idea to be out forth by the president, according to one English journalist, was to allow Brezhnev to address the American people in return for allowing him to address the Russian people. It was an offer made with the kllowledge it The Britons were unimpressed. They can see for themselves lhallhe Soviets cannot feed themselves. They certainly hop that Reagan is right when he says they are in decay but wondered publicly why IJ.eagan would drain the American treasury to make weapons to counter such a weak and doomed foe. Ronald Reagan has been carefully groomed for the presidency by a group of rich California conservatives since the Goldwater earn- paign against Johnson in 1964. He served two uneventful tenns as Governor of California and made two expensive attempts at the presidency before hilling the jackpot. But being groomed for the presidency and being in the office of the President are two entirely dif· ferenl kettles of fish. When theory and fac(,; collide, the result proves the weakness of theory when the chips are down . He has lost in this country as the rising unemployment and high interest rate proves and he has lost in Europe where the concensus is that their first impression was right. It takes more than showmanship to be an effective president of the United Stale•. Showmanship was an effective tool in getting elected but being president. even being a poor president, involves many more qualities than Reagan so far in a year and a half in office has delllonstrated . Perhaps he might yet give a passable performance if he would change from being exclusively a · rich man's president to being · president for all the people. But doubtless the show will still~" · on! D a I ' In loca l youth league action the Racine Reds blitzed the Racine Roya s 13-1. Racine is now 11-1 on the season. Undefeated Donnie Riffl e, 20, was the winning pitcher and Shawn Diddle the loser. Donnie Riffl e slammed two triples and a single for a perfect night in the 18-hit atlack. Brian Die hl had a single, double, and home run for the winners, while Mark Porter, David McMillen, and David Amburgey each doubled. For the Royals Danny Gheen tripled, and Teaford and Charlic• Woods each doubled. Pomeroy winner In the girls' soflball league Pomeroy Sr. edged Middleport :i-3. Hatfield was the winner and Buffington the loser. Beth Gloeckner doubled for the winners, while Mary Moore, Barb Hatfield, and Jeffers each singled. Paula Swisher, April King and J . Miller each singled for Middleport. Middleport is now 2-2 and Pomeroy 3-1. In other girls' play the Middleport Wranglers defeated the Hamsonville Kittens J<Hl. ~ets tournament The Wahama Athletic Boosters are sponsoring the !982 Big Bend Softball Tournament on June 25. 26 and 27. This will be a double eliminalion tournament consisting of 12 teams. It will be a Class C and D tournament. All teams mU.>I be sanctioned by the A.S.A. The entry fee is $60 plus two (21 A.S.A . approved softballs. All fees must be paid before the first ga1ne. Teams wishing to enter lhe tour- nament or wanting additional information , call Donald Van Meter at 773-5152 or Mike Wolfe at 882-3167 . Rangers nip Giants During recent Big Bend Littl e League action the Mason Ran gers took a 14-13 slugfest victory away from Pomeroy Powell's Gian(,;. Pomeroy had eight hi(,; and Mason 10 safeti es. Billy Marshall and Ray Redman combined for 13 strikeouts and !0 walks enroule to the win. Artie Hunncl took the Joss with II strikeou(,; . l'or the winners Jason Crandall , Ray Redman , and Pete Roush had two singles, Billy Marshall a single and double, Bria n Decker a double, and Darrin Young a single. For Powell's Brian Tannehill singled and dubled, Scott Powell had two triples, Bill Brothers a single, and Arlie Hunnel, Jeff McElroy, and Brent Zirkle each a single. In another battle the Mason Rangers claimed an Il-l win over Jhe Middleport Braves. B. Decker was the winning pitcher with !2 strikeouts and one walk. Joey Loving suffered the defeat, fanning four and walking seven before givi ng way to Chuckle Pullins after three and a third frames. Pullins fanned thrct• and walked two. Mason had 13 hils led by Chris Jewell with tl ·l · " singles, Crandal Iwo singles, Billy Marshall two singles, B. Decker a single and triple and J . Redman, Zuspan, Russell, and Roush each singles. For the Middleport Braves Ed Baer and Jason Bush had hits. the Bristol tournament. Tim Mayotte, the No. 8 seed and the only seed left in the singles. defeated Braztl's Joao Soares 2-6,6-7, 7-6 and gained the semifinals against New Zealander Russell Simpson, who overcame Spain's Jose Lopez-Maseo 7-5, 6-3. John Alexander of Australia beat Matt Doyle of the United States 6·2, 4-6, 64 to earn a semifinal berth against Davis. EASTBOURNE, England (AP) -Andrea Jaeger became the most Important pre-Wimbledon casualty when she had to pull out of the BMW Women's Grass Courts tennis tournament with a groin Injury. In her place, Bettina Bunge earned a semifinal berth against Hana Mandllkova of Czechoslovakla, Who outclassed American Zlna Garrison 6-1, 6-3. Top-seeded Martina NavratUova beat Barbara Potter G-3, 6-3 and Britain's Jo D1,1rle defeated Betty Stove of the Netherlands 0-6, G-3, 6.{) In the other quarterfinals. seven relief appearances since May 17 wlthoul a decision. " We had a few runs early, so I was able to setlle down in a nice. easy rhythm." Lelbrandt scattered eighl hits and lasted seven Innings In the Reds' 4·2 vlclory over San F'ran· cisco, with Tom Hume pitching I he final two Innings for his 14th save of !he season. Rich Ga le, 2-6, was the loser for the Gianls. "He did his job very well," sa id Reds Manager John McNamara, who said Lelbrandl likely would continue as a starter but thai " II wlll depend on what type of ball club we're playing." Lelbrandt's next turn would be Tuesday againsl the San Diego Padres. "It's possible we'll keep F'ra nk Pastore in the bullpen - bu!lhese Scioto results CO LUMBUS. Ohio !API Novel Laddie, driven by Larry Fishe r, won the featured elghlh race at Scioto Downs Thursday night to pay $36.60, $8 and $3.40. O.K. Dick was second for $3.60 and $3.40, followed by Lord Jack· kllife for $4.80. E: !!5ii a ... u v .. _ ___ __ .... rundown bctwt•t•n first and st•t·und during th t• fifth irming Thur ~ day in ('irwinmrti . Cn nn·pdo n broke for st•rmul as Cia nts' pitcht•r Rich Galt· thn•w a pkknff throw to first. Ht• was U&ggt•d out by Eva ns. Tht.• Rt•ds "ent nn to win lht.• ganw . 4-2. lAP l .ast·rphoto I. 1·0. David Palml'r. 1·1. look lhe Eddi(• Mi\IC'r rlrnn• in ;t run, thf>n l<Jtt.•r ~corf'd a:-. Cincinnati downed San Franci sco . loss. A.l Oli\W and .len•· 1\.hile I<.~ :-. I long C'nough to gPI 1tlP \'ictor y . Wh lC'h Wf'nt to n•lh•\'f'l' Mikl' rruly. Pill sbu rgh. Cuhs 12, Expos X Home runs by Bil l Buckner . .Jay Johnslone and Bump Wills help,.;l Chicago oullasl Monl rea l. Pilcher Ra ndy Martz aided Ihe a Ilack wilh a lhrer·nm double. II was lhe Cubs· fourlh slraighl h o~ merrd for Monlil'al lt.·ds ~. Gianb 2 Cedeno ha s hi I "'fel' 1n II of his 1.1 gamPs and is hitting <.Jt a .:no clip sinct.' rar ly1 Ma~ ·. ('psar CPdcno cont IOU('(\ his llot hitting wi1tl ;1 two-run cloublr and victory. but Martz wasn't around 531 JACKSON PIK E Rl JS WEST Phone 446 -4524 B~RGA ifv MATINEES ON SAT & SUN All SEArS JUST $1 00 ADMISSION EVERY rUESOAY $ 1 0U The winner went the course in JUNE 18 thru 24 "Cincinnati was behind us. and we could have pushed them farther are fir sllhoughl s and are subje<:llo change," McNamara said. Leibra ndl . who look Paslore· s spol in lhe rolalion, said he received mild encouragemenl from McNamara and pilching coach Bill F'ischer. " They bolh sa id I did a good job ... Leibrandl said. "Bul lhey're nol lhf' lype of guys who say. ·You have 10 do well loday or you· U be in 1he bullpen for !he res l of lhe year.' They're prelty low·key guys." He predicted Ihal Pas lore wil l reIurn 10 I he rota lion - but no! neces· sar ily dislodge Leibrandl - if he back,". Robinson sa id. "Cincinnal i has nol bern playing good ball. and wf' did nol lake advanlagP or Ihal. We se<'m 10 give inl o Ihe hoi hillers and the hot pit cher s in situa tions wt• should nol ... Sl i MMER~ TilE HUT 'HO\' IE . ,,., • .,.. PH T • • 1111 I \ lU I /) IWI o.,uu \I does well in his nex t star t. " I don'l sense they wa nllo make a reliever oul of Prank I he resl of his career," Lei brand! sa id . "I ju sl ha ve 10 lake advanl age of my chance: maybe when I hey decide lo bring him back. lhey'll move somebody else out of the rotation." The Gian ts sea red 1w ice off Lei· brandl, both times after leadoff doubles. In the firs! inning. Duane Kuiprr doubled, adva nced on a sac· rlfice and scored on Chili Davis' in· fleld oul.ln Ihe lhlrd, Ga le doubled , and 1wo ouls later scored on a dou· ble by Davis. Cincinnati scored lwice in !he first on a two-run doubl e tha t Cesar Cedeno bounced off Ihe Jefl ·renler field wall . and the Reds added lwo runs in Ihe second on singles by Ron Oester. Eddie Milner and Dave Concepcion. Sa n Francisco Manager Prank ~p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,. I DAD'S a Robin son, whose team los t two of its three games in Cincinnati, was angry aboul the Giants' missed opportunity. 2: 023-5. The ninth race lrtfecta, 4-5-10, paid $641.40. A crowd of 3,804 bet $300,674. ....--------------1 FREE SUNDAE JUNE 20TH / Athens captured the 1981-82 William E. (Bill) Thomas All Sports, Trophy with 69\2 points, . a Southeastern Ohio League spokesman said today. · Gallipolis finished second with ~7\2 points, Waverly was third with. 50; and Logan fourth with 47 . · Jackson placed fifth with 40~ points; Ironton sixth, 40; Meigs !leventh, 2712 and Wellston eighth, NOW, DAVE, llUT - Cin.-i nnati Dave Cnnrepdon trit.·s to eludt· San first baseman Darrell Ev<:ms aftt·r FR IDAY lhru THURSDAY ' CINCINNATI IAP 1 - Charlie Lei brandt , making his firs! slart ln a month , hailed the San Francisco Gianl s on two runs Thursday 10 pilch himself back inlo Ihe Cincln· nali Reds' sta rting rota lion . "1 ju•l worked free and llied 10 relax and keep the ball down," said Leibrandl, 3·1, who had made Athens wins SEOAL's All-Sports trophy D N DON'T LOOK Rt:ds' bast• runner Frant'isru Gianl'\' bl'in)!. nmght in a Charlie Leibrandt earns place in starting rotation after victory Sports briefs... SOCCER MADRID lAP) - Kuwait held Czechoslovakia - the Olympic champions -to a 1·1 draw in Valla· dolld In a flrsl -round World Cup Soccer tournamenl game. Austria defeated Chlle 1·0 in a Group 2 match In Oviedo, while Northern Ireland and Yugoslavia tied 0.0 In a Group 5 contest In Zaragoza. GOLF PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. lAP) · Bill Rogers and Bruce Devlin both shol 2-under·par 70s and shared the firs I round lead in the 82nd United States Open Golf Championship. Tied at 71 were Cal Peete, Danny Edwards, Terry Diehl, Bobby Clampett and Jim King. Jack Nicklaus opened his attempt at a record flftll American national championship with a 2· over-par 74. TENNIS BRISTOL, England (AP) American Marty Davis defeated Britain's No.3 player Jonathan Smith 6-3, 6-1ln the quarterllnals of The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 24\2. Wellston Is no. longer a member of · the SEOAL. Meigs and Waverly will ··drop out next year. was sixth In football first . Athens . ' m CI'088 ~untry, volleyball, girls basketball and boys track; second in golf and boys basketbaU, girls track baseball ·and softbaU standings ~ past year. -- ~GRAVELY ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY PH. 992·2556 POMEROY, OHIO �Devlin, Rogers share first round lead PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. iAPIThe captivating but capricious Pebble Beach Golf Links took its loll on the world's finest players on the opening day of the United Stales Open, leaving Bruce Devlin and BUI Rogers, a unlikely couple. sharIng the first-day lead. Devlin, who says he plays the game mostly from memory, and Rogers, who has been unable to r<>call the formula that made him Player of the Year in 1981. both shot 2-under-par 70s Thursday on the windswept 6,82'\-yard layout. That was onc stroke better than J1m King, Calvin Peete, Danny Edwards. Bobby Clampett and Terry Diehl. all in at 71. Nine olhers, including 1978 champion Andy North and Tom Watson, were lied at 72. Defending champion David l.raham had a 73 and Jack Nicklaus, bidding for a record fifth Open lllle, fell victim to the winds and finished wtth a 74, as did current PGA champ Larry Nelson Masters -- Champion Cratg Stadler had a 76 and hot-shooting Ray Floyd, with two victories and a second In his last three starts. finished wllh an81. Rogers, who won seven tournaments Including the British Open last year, has been struggling this season. But he came out fast wllh birdies on the second, third and sixth holes. He gave back two with consecut lve bogeys on Nos. 7 and 8 before birdylng No 9 to make the turn in 34_ He shot 36 on the back s1de with nine consecutive pars. Devlin grinned when asked what he would have sa id If at breakfast Thursday someone had suggested that he'd be leading the open that evening. ''I'd have told lhem they were mad," he said He had played In just elghl lournamenls all year and missed the cut In half of those. His lop finish was a lie for 45th place and his tour earnmgs for the year had been a meager $3,603 71. " I 've only played in a few tournaments and I've played miserably In all of them," he said. "I haven't enjoyed it. I'm sort of playing from memory.'' Devlin hasn't won a tour event since 1972 when he finished first at Pleasant Valley and Houston and then wenl Into semi-retirement. He eagled the second hole Thurs· day and survived bogey-double, bogey at Nos.(). 7and another bogey at 10 with birdies at9, 15 and 16 tQ grab his share of the lead . Watson had a strange round, !lnishlng with live bogeys balanced by five birdies. ''I'd rather be five bogeys and five birdies Ulan live bogeys and one birdie," he reasoned. Nicklaus had problems with the sl iff breezes. managing only one birdie all day. "Generally speak· lng, I played a lot better than I scored. I didn't get the ball In the hole very well," he said. At day's end. Devlin was feeling hopeful. 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"That's been my big problem I t's been mental I fe<>lliketn these past cou ple of months when I hit the ball •ll• I• ,t il hu,rt.:<> • ~l hr IIIli." ''' \l o•llll t ', t l .1~6 sf'ason to e>arn the startmg fir st .r l rl I hJ< .11.:" t f'[ll ), uj,o[phl I I I f' IU, IJU!t.:h I ,II Stapleton . who batted I Ill<'" I < II I \Ill Inn ti l \honll ~· I ••1"11'• f "-•11 1) . 1 \\r[ghl ft •Jt;,\ ~ ') ~S lllor111un. I l!"wlillltl IN , Mlnn<'MJI,t 1'• l{ n<'Tlil'kl' 1\altl n~ 1l f' II (, l'ho!Tl. L ~ ·'•·111,. ,1Ukt'(' II ll ,n 1 <h I lt·lt'IJOd \1 !!< 'I ndon. IK>Trnll 12 llj!lll II. ' MtJ ... , LUkf'f• ll 'i[,ll FN 111\..' iDi H ill'rldf>I SOil O.tk I 11111 ,,, I ••Fiori' Ch11 oiJW ~ 1 Walh,1n h:.tn-...... ( II\ 21 Mol!lor MHwaukf'l• 1~ IL1 1'"' I l;oq·J,md 11 Lupr:..., OaklaJld II \lui!Hll l),,kl .md \] ll 'ru 1. St•attk• 1 1 'i l lOKI Ol 'TS fo l lomnbll'r Sfoat111' K7 n.u k<1 Ch•\l•l,tnd 7'1 ( .ullb"' ~ ... ~~ York ;n ~, kf'r.k·\ . Boston ffi 1ll~o:hl'1 11 N{'\.1 'II! k Q( there are outfielders and tnflelders rverywhere. "I get that feeling and it brings on a defeatist attitude. I just haven' t had my confidencc thts year." Torrez' earned ru n average 1s a horrendou s 6.12 despite Thursda y night' s good outmg, which im pmved his record to 4-3 _ Red Sox catcher Rich Gedman said Torrez just needs a dose of confidence to be effect ive. " I hope tonight will prove to h1m how good he can be," Gedman said. " !think he probably doesn't realize how good his stuff ts. He goes out and tries to be too ftne Tonight, he got ahead of hitt ers by not trymg to be too fine." " Mike has struggled, but tomght he pitched a lot like last year," satd Red Sox Manager Ra lph Houk " He's been throwing the ball real well, but gett ing behmd hitters You can' t always make big pitches when you're behmd 2-0 on a lot of hitters." Torl'e'L allowed only one Clev<>land runner to advance past lirst base until the ninth. when he gave up a walk, two singles and a threerun double to Alan Bannister Mark Clear got the fin al out and h1s 11th save by striking out Karl Pagel. Yastrzemskl, the designated hitter. singled In Boston's first run In the first Inning before Stapleton made it 2-0 w ith a solo homer In the fourth. The Red Sox got three more runs m the six th on an RBI triple by Reid : : hols. Rick Miller's run·scorlng single and a sacrifice fly by Carney Lansford . Stapleton's double made it &-0 in the ninth Angels 10, Blue Jays 8 California look a half-game lead in the AL West over idle Kansas C1ty as Don Bay lor and Bobby Gnch drove In three runs apiece and Rod Carew had four hits to extend his hitting streak to 21 games Grich hit a three-run homer and Baylor added a run·scorlng single to lead the Angels' six·run third inmng against Toronto Baylor also singled in runs In the fourth and SIXth. The Blue Jays made the game close with four runs in the ninth on a two-run double by Buck Martinez and a two-run homer by Damaso Garcia. .Jesse Barfield also homf'red for Toront o White Sox ll , A's 7 Tony Bernazard, despite three errors at second base, knocked in four runs for Chicago, three of I hem with a double to climax a four-run third mning. Steve Kemp added three RBI wtth a double and a two· run single as the Whtte Sox banged 16 hits off four Oakland pitchers _ A's starter Mike Norris. 3-6, suffered the loss after leaving the game with a shoulder Inju ry in the third inning. Steve Trout, 5-5, had a lhree- hitter untll the seventh. but he sur· rendered three runs In that inning and reliever Eddie Solomon gave up a two- run homer to Jeff Newman in lhe eighth. Brewers 3, Tigers 2 Seldom-used ca tcher Ned Yost tripled in the 11th Inning and later scored on an error by shortstop Alan Trammel lo give Milwaukee its victory over Detroit. Yost, who entered the game as a pinch-runner in the ninth, blasted a pitch from Tigers reliever Dave Tobik, 2-1 , to the 400-fool mark In lefl-center field with two ouls. xafter an Intentional walk to Ben Ogilv ie, Gorman Thomas drilled a on<>-hopper that Trammel couldn 't handle, allowing Yost to score. RUTLAND - A dance will bt• held from S-11.30 p.m. al Rutland Ctvic Center on Fnday Admisston, couples, $3; s1ng lc, $2 Mustc wtll be country rock Everyone 1~ welcome have TheHancor Polyethylene Septic Tank ••• PORTLAND - A II IOV Ie, "A Dtstant Thunder," will be shown at Freedom Gospel Mtss ton, County Road 31, Portland, al 7 :10 p.m . Fnday . The film 1s a sequel lo the " Thief m the N1ghl " II IS free and the pubhc IS IIIVIied so much easier to haul and Install! PAST Mall ons of Evangeillll' Chaptt•r 11!6. Order uf the Easlern • 500 750 & 1.000 gallon capac1 t1es ollered • Can be used '" ser~es lor better effluent qual1ly POMEROY - The annual Vin<>yard reunion wlll be held Su nday. 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The group will present Its Community Service Award and there wlll be a public presentation of the proceeds of the fund drive. Refreshments will be served Regtstratton for th e Regatta parade thts yea r may be made by caihng the Chamber off1ce at 99~5503 or Sandy Jannarelh al 992·7606 or 992-7039 Deadhne for regtstration 1s Frtday,June 25. The parade wtll be at II a.m .. June 26; hnL• up will be 111 Mtddleport at 9 a.m. Classes for lnfants-14 years of age will be held In lhe school. Nancy Anderson Is the director of the classes which have the theme. "God's Creation." A field day has been planned lor June 19at General Hartinger Park beginning at 1 p.m. followed by a parade. The closing program will take placeonJune27. POSTMASTER St'ntl address tu The D<~lly St•ntuwl , Ill Cuurl St . Pllllleruy Ohw 45769 SUBSCR IPTION RATES R) C<trrit·rur Mulur Routt· $100 $440 1.1280 15Cl'nL., Daily Vacation Bible School wtll be held at the Mtddleport Firs! Bat>list Church June 2()-27. Sub~r lll)t nc nut tlt•stlllll.! \u pay lhc n trnc1 lila\ IC!IIIIIll atlva ntl' t.l 1rcl l tu Tht· Da1ly S. ·nlllld un a 3, 6 ur 12 munlh llll.sls C1 L'i..ll l 1.!1\ t 'll<attll'lt'aohiiiUOih "'t> ~ubst r 1ptmr1.., hy mad ~ · nllJitl'll 111 tuwns Save our R C, RC-100, Nehi, Upper 10, Diet Rite, Dad's Root Beer and Decaffein· a ted R C bottle caps for charity . htllllt' • al ii< '! st·rv u ,. IS avrul~:~biL· MAll SURSCRIPTIONS Ohin Sl40ol $27 :10 $51 48 l'IWoob 2fi Wt•t k' 52 w,., k ~ $15 21 $29 fi4 $56 21 1 It\' ~ ,\t 1II , 111~! t 'ht L~ ll. • nt~ C.t lt'hf'r and plaN'd A11k•· ~~ lh1tk• ouln<•ltWr on I lit' 1:'1 d<J I db ,ohll'(ll bl f)F'!'flll iT 11(,ERS- Hf'at11\all'd II Ill F,lhf•\ r .tlrh••r lrom tt.> dL'iahlt<d lL~I and opHonrd l.arrv Paslullrk pltcht•r ro ~.\,m w tlll' of tht• l ntl'rnatk:lnal I.R.I~I' Natlon&l Lft«\Jf' CHI CAGO CUBS-Actlvatf'd Alan Rip ''" pill hl'r !rom thP dL~ablf'd IL<it BASK.ETB..u..l. Natklnal BukethaD .\MoctaUoo DFN\'E R NUGGETS-T radl'd David Thompson guard to Ill«' Searllf> Super sonln lor Wal l) Walkl'T' fo rward. and lhl' 5onlcs llrsl round pick HO<l<EV NatAonal Hockey l.elliUf' HARTFORD WHALE'R.S--Namt'd Jotvl CuMin coach of Its Blnghamlon n>presffi lllllv(' Ln thE' ArTWrlcan Hockey l...t>agut> MONTREAL CANADIENS-Signed Gil ll.'!'i Hl'rOOX. goaJil'nder COLLEGE INDIANA STATE- Nam£'d Jerrv liro llt'l" assbi<Jnt b<tslwtballcoach, nam«< Jon SCarbrOUgh part tlml' aMblant be..skl'lball road> EASTERN MICHIGAN-NamNS Pa"l Shoults athletic director. Ron OHtrik.P assislant athk'tlc direc1or I Quarterly birthdays will be observed by the Harrisonville Senior Cit iZens Club at a potluck supper planned for June 22 at 6 p.m at Fort Meigs park. Those attending are to take a covered dish and 1heir own table service. In the event of rain. the supper and meeting will be held at 6 p.m. at the townhouse In Harrlsonvllle. Among the graduatiOn class members at Alexander H1gh School were the followmg young people from th1s communtty, Meiante Montgomery, Paul Powell , Dennts Faccmeyer, Laune Miller, Robert Jeffers, Rtla Robb, Rtchard Reeve. John Shtltz. Sherry Turner, Ales1a Mullens. Mary Ann Bonng, M1chael Todd Byrd. Herbert Cottrell , Tanya Hanmg and Gary Hutlon Plans for an 1ce cream social on July 24 were made during a recent meeting of the Auxiliary of the Ba· shan Fire Department. A final planning session was scheduled for July 1 at the fire house and all members are urged to attend. A revival with Joe Gwynn at Neace Settlement Church will begin Monday, June 21. at 7:30p.m. There will be special singing each night and the public Is welcome. POMEROY - There will be a Kids' Day at the Regatta on Wednesday with special reduced prices from 6:30-10:30 p.m. Cost is $3 per person. 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BARNARD AP Sports Writer Although the Boston Red Sox have surprised nearly everyone with their first-place standing in the American League East, it' s been a frustrating season for Mtke Torrez and Dave Stapleton. The pair made outstanding con tributions Thursday night , however. as the Red Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 6·3 to snap a three-game losing streak Torrez pitched a four-hit shutout until he was reached for three more hit s and all three Cleveland run s with two outs In the ninth inning Stapleton slugged his seventh hom nm and a run -scoring double. in oth er Amer ican League games. Chicago outscored Oakland 11 -7, Milwaukee edged Detroit 3-2m 11 mmngs, Ca li forma outlasted To' on to 10-8 and Texas bmt Seattle things , The Ohio Friday, June 18, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Padded earcushlons sea l out noise. sea l In nch dua l-speake r sou nd' Sid emounted controls #12-186 - Reg . 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Unton Baptist Church Sunday, June 20, all p.m Sunday Srhool is al9 : 45 a. m . and murnmg 'o'-orshlp at 10 : 45 a.m., follow ed by a potluck dmncr at noon. Th~ r hurrh 1s lo(·at~d nn rnunt y road 10 west of Harnsonville. The publir ts invtled to attend Wh1te Teaford Riffle J1(Mt.IIU~in, ~~. Family Medicine By EDWARD SCHRECK , D.O. Assistant Professor of Family Medicine Ohw Umversity College of Osteopathic Mcdicme QUESTION If I have ches t pam tn the area of the heart. docsn' tthal s tg n t f y h ea rt problems~ ANSWER GenSCHRECK erally not The eva luatiOn of chest pam starts w tlh a goo d ht s l o r y dnd ph ys t ca l examma twn F r om yo ur physiCian 's eva lualt on of th ese, tt ca n be delermmed tf furthet l eslmg for heart dl seast? 1s necessary Must ches t patn problems ar e due to ca uses other than hea rt dtsease . Often th ey at e due to chest wall dt sorders of the nbs and muscles Th e dtgesltve tract organs f stomach , gallbladder dtsease chest unresolved ea tn And, a n x1ety ca n mamfest tlself as chest pam QUESTION What wtl l my fam tl y ph ystcta n do tf I' m suspected of hc:~vmg hea rt d1sease? ANSWER After exa nnmng you, he 01 she wtll probably order an electro< at d10gram I EKG I , a ches t Xray and certa m blood sludtes Then the phySicta n ma y do a stress electrocan.hugnun In th1s ptocedure an EKG ts done wht le the palt ent wa lks on a lrea dmtll Th ts l est shows how the heart reacts to va n ous deg rees of phys tca l cxerlton If all th ese facIO! s pmntlo hea rt dtsease and tf the use n£ med1ca t10n such as ntt rog lyee nn relieves the chest pam , a spec tal lest ca lled a coronary arten ogram IS mdtcated QUESTION Wtll I have to be admttted to the hospttal for lhts test ' ANSWER Yes A coronary arl enog ram ts a l est where a long, slender tube ts gutded through an artery m the arm or grom to the hea rt Thts tube ts used to tn) ecl a dye tnto the arten es around the heart As the dye fl ows mlo the coronary artenes, tl wtll outline any narrowmg or blockage of them Allhe same tune an eva lualton of the heart as to tis effecl tveness as a pwnp cam be' determmed When the results of lhts test are kn own, the phys1c1an ca n then determm e tf open heart surgery tS ONLQ~;J · Porn*" nt•cessa ry surge ry ca n sel'\'l' as an effedtve QUESTION What ts th e purpose of hea rt sut gery that by pa sses th e treatment tf the co r onar y artery dtsease olocked co ronary arten es 1 any senous damage to the hea rt ANSWER The r e are ts dta gnosetl before tl Flower Shop fh e Way Amenc.l se nd s La ve'' YY'J. 203Y or YY2 5711 ca u ses reasons for thun g such ::;urgery One REVIVAL Middleport, OH. ANSWER Coronar y a rt ery dtsease ts a common dtsorder m thts country Each yea r 600,000 persons dte from tt, and lwt}-lhtrds of these are sudden dea ths Coronary bypass 138 Washington St. Ravenswood, W.Va. PH (304) 273-9038 OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTI AN CHUR GRAHAM SUN., JUNE 20th 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. FATHERS EAT FOR HALF PRICE UNITED ME TH ODIST Preochmg 9 30 om f1rst and second Sunday s o f eac h month thcrd ond fourth Sunday s each month wo rsh tp serv•ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday eventng s at 7 30 Prayer and B•ble Study SEVEN TH DAY ADVE NTIST Mulbe rry He1gh h Rood Po meroy Poster A lbert D•lles Sabbath Schoo l Supermtendent R1to Wh1te Sa bbath Sc h oo l Saturday of ternoon at 2 00 wt th Worsh1p Se rv1ce followmg at 3 15 PUBLIC INVITED RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST t HURCHSi ster Horn ell Worn er Sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m mornmg worsh 1p 10 45 am POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Oo v•d Mann mm• ster W• llt om Sno uffer Sun day school supt Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 am mo rn1ng worsht p 10 30 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 262 Mu lberry A ve Pom eroy Hershel Me Cture Sunday School Supermtenden l Sundoy Schoo l 9 30 a m M or nmg Worshtp 10 30 o m Even mg Wo r shcp 7 30 p m Mtd week proyer serv •ce l 30 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH Dex ter Rd Rd . Langsv ille Rev A A Hughes Pastor Sunday Schoof 10 o m ServiCes on Tuesday Thursday and Sunday 7 30 p m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Baoley Run Rood Rev Emmett Rowson pastor Handley Dunn sup! Su nday scheol 10 a m Swndoy eventng ser v1ce 7 30 Btbl e teochmg 7 30 p m Thur s doy SYRACUSE MISSION Checcy St Syracuse Serv1ces 10 a m Sunday Evenmg servtees , Sunday and Wednes doy700pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Of CHRIST IN CHR ISTIAN UNION. La w rence Manley pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday School Supf Sunday School 9 30 o m Evenmg worshtp 7 30, Wednesday prayer meeting . 1 :30 p m MT Churches everywhere are desperate tor new programs to keep thetr youth Interested and Involved NEW LIFE Youth Programs from Standard Pubhshlng are the exciting answer lor many Hundreds of churches are ustng NEW LIFE, and they're report ing dramattc I n· creases 1n youth and sponsor rnterest, attendance, and commitment Nothing oiH ttko "I • Complele New Ute ordering Information Ordor Stortor Kilo todoyl Be ready for your customer's mqutries by hav1ng NEW LIFE Starter Ktts on -hand so you can show them these exc1tmg program matenals Call Standard Customer Service designed to help them deal with matlmgs wtll dtrect these valuable prospects to local ChriStian bookstores to purchase NEW LIFE Starter Ktts To provtde you with the Information YQU will need to promote and sell NIW LIFE, )'OU will soon be re· cetvtng from Standard a packet of NEW LIFE promotional helps con ~tntng , • Samples of youth leader mailings the moat critical problems they face In their lives • 6 FREE New Llle Planbooks 5953, (98 00 • 6 FREE New life Circ ulars ~NDr:IRO There' s nothing else on the mar- ket like NEW LIFE. They're the only complete youth programs of thetr ktnd. Only NEW LIFE provtdes nsMORGASBORD" BAPTIST CH Rev Rolph Sm1th pa stor Su nday school 9 30 a m Mrs Worl ey FranciS supenntendenl Preochmg ser v•ces f1rst and th1rd Sundays fo llow1ng Sundoy School 0 u1 •••• MOM PERRY'S BOUNTY TABLE SOUTHERN POMEROY WE STSIDE CHURCH OF Horse clinic offered FOR FATHER'S 0«\Y THE SALVATlON ARMY 115 Bull ernu t Ave Pomeroy Envoy and Mrs Roy W1mng o ff1cers m chorge Su nday ho lmess m eetmg 10 am Su nday School I 0 30 o m Sundo y schoo l leader YPSM Elo1se Adorns 7 30 p m salvoflon m eef•ng . von o u s speak ers and mus•c spec10ls fhur sdoy - 10 o m to 2 p m Lad• es Home Leogue oil wo men m v1 ted 7 30 p m proyer meet•ng and B1ble study Rev Noe l Hermon teacher CHRI ST 200 W Mo1n St 992 -5235 Vocal mus1c Sunday worsh1p 10 am B1bl e study 11 o m worsh1p 6 p m Wed nesdoy B1ble study 7 p m EVANGELIST REV. JEFF STATON PASTOR JAMES KEESEE surgery 1 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 W CHAPEL Route I Shade B1bl e sc hoo l 7 p m Thursday wor sh•p scrv 1cc 8 p m TIME: 7:00 P.M. centers do 25-30 cases per day QUESTION Why the r aptd growth m the nwnbers of lhts GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 326 E Mo1n 51 Pomeroy Sundoy serv1ces Holy Commumon on th e f1rst Su nday o f each mo nth and co mbm ed w1th m orn 1ng pro.yer on the th crd Sunday M orn •n g prayer and serm on on a ll o ther Sundays o f th e month Church Sc h oo l and nur se ry core prov1ded Coff ee h our 1n th e Por1 sh Holl•mm ed•o te ly foll ow 1ng the serv•ce BURLING TON JUNE 16-20 surgenes we re done Some large THE pm VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH 525 N. Second St. OF Ma1n St Ne tl Pr oudfoo t postor B1bl e schoo l 9 30 a m mormng wors h1p 10 30 am Youth meef•ngs 6 30 p m even•ng wo r sl·up 7 30 Wednesday n•ght prayer meetmg and B1ble stud y 7 30 thr ee 1s to re li eve th e angtna peeton s as ca use of the chest pam The second IS to preverse the funclton of the heart m uscle, and the lhtrd ts to return the pa ltenl to hts or her regular acltvtltes QUESTION What matertal ts used to bypa ss the blocked arten es of the hea rt ' ANSWER Segments of the saphaneous vetn flong vetn of the leg I are used to bypass the blocked port tons of the cm onary arten es QUESTION How frequently ts tht s surgl'r y done' ANSWER Approx unately 140,000 co ronar y bypass surge n es are done ever y yea r In 1970 only about 3,000 CHU RCH N AZARENE Corner Un1 o n and Mulberry Re v V1rgtl Byrer pas tor G len M cCl ung osst pastor Clyde He nderson pastor ementus Sunday School 9 30 o m Gl en M cCl ung supl mornmg worsh1p 10 30 a m evenmg se r v1ce 7 00 m1d week ser v1ce Wednesdoy 7 00 p m & Safety VIRGil B. TEAFORD SR. Brown Equipment • Programs for evt;try age leva~ from age 4 through 18 • Action-oriented, Bible-centered courses for children • Compelling activities for teens What we're telling your cuetomera Durtng April , Standard will be mailing lnformation about 1982~83 NEW LIFE Youth Programs to thousands of youth leaders These • I FREE 50" x 38" New ltle Piannmg Calendar • 1 FREe New Lite Display Header • lnformatton about a Vkfeo Sales Cassette that will be avalloble for In-store New life promotion lqll-tree (8Cl0-543·135:r. tn Ohto, call ~582· 13851 to order • ANIMAL VENTURES Starter Ktt for ages 4 and 5. 5950, $69 95 • INDIAN ACTION Starter Kit tor grades 1-3, 59~1 , $69 95 • WILD WEST Starter Kit for grades 4-6, 5952, $69 95 • NEW LIFE FOR TEENS Complete Kit for junior and senior high, 1 ~llii.JBUSHING 8121 HlrnMon Nit MIDDLEPORT BOOK STOR~ MIDDLEPORT ~ OH 46231 992-2641 MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rocm e- Rev James Sotterfteld , pastor Mornmg worshtp 9' 45 o m Sunday school 10 45 o m , , even mg worshtp 7 Tuesday , 7 30 p m lod1es prayer meet mg . Wednesday 7 30 p m YPE MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner Sucth and Palmer the ReV Mark M cClung , Sunday school 9 15 am Don Whtte Sunday School supermtend ent John Re1bel Sr osst supt Mornmg Worshtp , 10 15 am Youth meet•ng , 7 30 p m . Wednesday Including wee tot• eager beavers. jUOtor astronauts and 1untor and semor htgh BYF . chotr practice 8 30 p m Wednes day , prayer meetmg and 81ble study , Wednesday . 7 30p m CHURCH OF CHRIST. Moddleport 5th and Mom . Bob Mfflton . mmlster , Scott Saltsman . associate m1n1ster Btble School , 9 30 a m , mornmg worshtp , 10 30 a m , even1ng servtee , 7 00 p m Wednes day Btbfe Study and youth group meetmgs , 7 00 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Of THE co mplete RIVER VIEW SONS STORE (Jfff) FIR ST UNIT ED ' It 11 1 •uri lt•ltllt~ tt MEIGS COOPERATI VE PARISH METHODIST CHURCH Rev Ro b ert M cGee mle rtm d1rector POMEROY CLU STER Rev "Robert M cGee POMEROY Sunday Sc hoo l 9 15 a m Worsh1p ser v•ce 10 30 am Cho1r rehearsal Wednesday 7 p m Rev Robert McGee pos lor ENTERPR ISE Wo r sh•p 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 om R1 ch ord Ro them•ch pas tor ROCK SPR INGS Sundoy Sc hoo l 9 15 a m Wor sh•p serv•ce 10 o m R1chord Ro them1 ch pas t or FLATWOODS Church School 10 o m Worsh1p 11 o m R1chord Ro themt ch pastor MIDDLEPORT CLU STER HE ATH Church School 9 30 o m Worship 10 30 om UMYF 6 p m Robert Rob•nson Pa stor RUTLAND Church School 9 30 o m Worsh•p I I 00 a m Robert Rtder postor SALEM CE NTER Wors h1p 7 p m Chu rc h School 9 45 a m Rober t R1der pastor PEARL CHAPEL Su nday Sc hool 9 30 am Wor sh1p 10 00 am SNOWV ILLE Sunday Sc hoo f 9 30 am Worsh•p9 OOo m SYRACUSE CLU STER Rev Stan ley M err 1fted M1n1 ster FOREST RUN Wors h1p 9 o m Chur ch Sc hoo l10 am MINERSVIlLE Church Sc hoo l 9 a m Wors h1p 10 am ASBURY Chur ch School 9 50 a m Wors h1p II a m B1bl e Study 7 30 p m Thursday UMW f1 st Tue sday SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev James Clark Rev Mark Flynn Rev Florence Sm1th Rev Ca rl Htcks • BETHANY (Dor cas) Wors h•p 9 00 a m Church Sc h oo l 10 00 o m B1ble st udy lst 2nd 3rd and 5t h Tuesdays 7 15 p m youth f ellowsh1p 2nd and 4th Tuesdoy s, 6 00 p m CARMEl and SUTTON (Worsh1p Su n day School and m os t other even ts h eld 1omt fy ) Sunday School 9 45 and Worsh1p 11 00 at Sutton f1rst and thtrd Sundays and dt Carme l seco nd and fourth Su n days B1ble Study second fourth and f1f th Thur sdays 7 15 p m Fom •l y N1ght Fellowship Dmne r th1rd Thursday 6 30 pm APPLE GROVE Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Wor sh1 p 7 30 p m 1st and 3rd Su n days Proyer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Fellows h1p supper f1rst Saturday 6 p m UMW 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m EAST LET ART Church School 9 a m Worsh•p ser v1ce I 0 o m Pray er meehng 7 30 p m Wednesday UMW second Tuesday 7 30 p m RACINE WESLEYAN - Sunday school 10 am worsh1p , II om Cho1r procllce Thursday 8 p m LETART FALL SWorsh1p serv 1ce 9 o m Church Sc hool I 0 a m MORNING STAR , Worshtp 9 30om Church SchoollO 30 o m MORSE CHAPEL Church School 9 30 o m Wonh•p 11 a m PORTLAND Sunday Schoo l 6 30 p m Evemng Worsh•p 7 30 p m Youth Fellowsh1p Wednesday 1 30 p m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Rtehard W Thoma5 Duane Sydenstncker Sr Sheldon Johnson John W Douglas JOPPA Worsl'up 9 00 am Church Sc hooiiO OOo m CHESTER , Worsh 1p 9 a m , Church Schoof 10 om Cho1r Reheorsol 7 p m , Thursdays Btble Study , Thursdays _ \ J,IIdOI Job r ~u Jm , 14 I I~ 1-l I 7 \\odnl•sdm lhur\olrtl 1-n !t•s•os lt'\ l.i1111t n tulu l/1' 12614 JIHI luo •don f-:o I ~ ~\ 111 ~ 11 \ 7 th 1-nd\11 llotflllllh 11 7 ..' 1 Soturdoy Huma ns J 9 18 ( hiT fii <UU J. d' "t•ll oi • <Hl! lll h ,,.,j , olo I• rll •l lh w1ht l happm+ ''I' lw ''•" h n l II ' ,\lui ntH • m" 1 111 11 ~ ollr IU III( III)(' 11\lr tpprtt I,I II Oilllill t lll rt' olli plot\ •I p.tr! Wb ,tt 1\1 loP Ill It mdll'\ ,, ddlt rt II P 1nn 1ht!rt' .trt•• IJUIIth•ss lllli11tdu,11 ~ lor wh1un h •1'1'1 Ill' ~~ ~ ~ fw th And lbl'rt drl' u11H'r' who l1tltlu ' ~ ~Hr1111.1 ! lti)(Jt'tlll'll1 dud tht'\ \.'olllllit·r wh1 tlu 1 unm 1 happv A st..enc l1ketlu• )<tU n s nl'" d1mcn~11~~ wlwn yo u th111k uf !h r. sea as Gods 1 fllH IIItn and of ma.n 11s God s r hdd Sll VER RUN FHtl:: tsAI-' II~ l It c ... Mar v •n Mork on postor Steve l•llie Sunday school sup! Su nday school 10 am mo rn 1ng worsh•p II am Sunday even• ng worsh1p 7 30 Praye r meetong and B•ble study Thursday 7 30 p m you1h meet •n g Wednesdoy o l 7 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHUR CH OF CHRI ST Doone Wo rd en m1n1ster 81ble class q 30om mornmg wors h tp 10 30 a m evenmg wo r sh•p 6 30 p m Wed nesdoy B1bl e study 6 30 p m NEW STI VE RSVI llE COMMUNITY Chur ch Sundoy School serv•ce 9 45 a m Wo r sh•p se r vtce 10 30 Evangel• sh e Se r 7 30 p m Wed nesdoy Prayer v •ce mee hng 7 30 Thur sday ZION CHURC H OF CHR IST Pomeroy Hom sonv1 il e Rd Rober! Purtell postor Bd l McElroy Sunday school sup t Sunday sc hool q 30 am worsh1p serv1ce 10 30 a m Sunday worsh•p serv•ce 7 30 p m Mondoy ond r uesdoy eventng ~e r v1ces l 30 each evenmg ST JOHN lUTH ERAN CHURCH P1ne G rove Th e Rev W1lhom M•ddl eswo r lh Pa stor Church serv 1ces 9 30 a m Sun day Sc hoo l 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRI ST Jerr y P1ngley po stor Sunday sc hoo l Q 30 am morn•ng worsh tp 10 30 am Wednesday evenmg serv• ce 7 30 ANT IQ UITY BAPTIST Rev Earl Shu ler po stor Sunday schoo l q 30 a m Churc h ser v•ce 7 p m youth meet1ng 6 p m Tuesday B1bl e Study 7 p m CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 383 N 2nd Ave M 1ddleport Sunday School 10 00 a m Sun Wed Evenmg Ser v•c es /30pmpm UBERTY Chm llo n Church 4 ltberty Ave Pomeroy Sunday School 10 a m Wqrshtp 7 30 Wednesd ay Serv1ce 7 30 pm CHESTE R CHURCH OF GOD Re, R E Robmso n pastor Sunday sc hool Q 30 a m wors h1p ser v•ce II a m even•ng serv1ce 7 00 you th serv 1ce Wed nesday 7 00 p m lANGSV ILL E CHRISTIAN CHUR CH Robert E Mu sser pa stor Sundoy sc hoo l 9 30 am Paul Mu sse r sup! mornmg wors htp 10 30 Sunday even1ng serv•ce I 00 m1d week serv•ce Wednesday 7 pm SYRACUSE RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE IHE EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIS! M iddl epo rt. Oh Ml UNION BAPTIST Rev Tom Dooley Joe Say re Sunday School Supen ntenent Sunday school 9 45 o m even•ng worsh op 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Wednesday TUPPERS PLAINS CHUR CH OF CHRI ST Vmcen ! C Water s Il l m1n1sler Herman Block ~ uper1ntendent Sunday School Q JO o m even1ng serv1ce 7 p m Wed nesdoy B1ble S1udy 7 p m CHE STER CHURC H OF IHE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Gro te pastor Fronk R1lll e supl Sunday Sc hool q 30 a m Worsh 1p ~e rv• c e I I a m and 7 30 p m Proye1 meet 1n g Wed nesday 7 30 p m lAUREl CUFF FREE METHODIST CHUR ( H Re ~ Robe rt Md!er pastor Lloyd Wr1ght Ooreclor of Chroslton Educ0110n Sunday School Q 30 a m Morn1ng Wot sh1p 10 30 o m ChoH Proc11 ce Sun day 6 JO p m Even1ng Wo rs h1p 7 30 p rn Wednesday Praye r ond B1b le Study 7 30p m Df XTER CHURCH OF CHRI ST Chod es Ru s~e ll Sr mon1s l er R1ck Mac omber w pt Sun day sc hool 9 30 a m wor <oh1p servtce 10 JOa m B•ble51udy t uesday 130prn REORGANilED CHURCH OF JE SUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINIS P01 tlond RaCine Rood Wdltam Roush pastor ltndo Evans church school d•rec tar Chur ch sc hool Q 30 o m marn1119 wors h op 10 30 am Wedn esday eve n•ng proyer serv 1ces 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rov Eorl Shul e1 pas lor Wor sh1p servtce Q 30 a m Sun day schoo l 10 30 a m Brbl e Study and prayer serviCe Thur sday 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH K•ngsbury Rood Jnnm•e Evans pastor Sunday sc hool q 30 a m Rolph Carl su per1ntendent evenmg worsh1p 7 30 p m Prayer meet• ng Wednesday l 30 p m lONG BOTTOM CHR ISTIAN !om Rochason po slor Wolloce Damewood Sunday Sc hoo l Super.ntenden t Worsh1p servl ceat9o m B.bleSc hooi iOo m HYSEll RUN HOli NE SS CHURCH Rev Theron Du rham pos lor Sundoy Sc hool at 9 30om Morn1ng wo r sh1p at 10 30 a m Thur sday serv1ces at 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSP El MISSION at Bold Kn ob loca ted on County Rood 31 Rev lawrence G luesencamp pa stor Re ... Roger Wdlloo ss lslont postor Preach mg ser v•ces Sunday 7 30 p m prayer mee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Gory G rtlhth lead eYou th groups Sunday eve 1n g 6 30 p m w 1lh Rog er and V 1olet W dll ord as leaders Co mm un •on ser vtces f~r ~ t Sun day eac h mon th WHI TES CHAPEL Coo lvil le RD Re v Roy Deeter pastor Sunday sc hool Q 30 om worsh•p serv 1ce 10 30 am B1ble study and prayer se rv~te Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURC H OF CHRI ST Eugene Underwood pastor Her b Ell toll Sunda y sc hoo l su p! Sunday sc hool Q 30 o m morm ng wors h tp and com umon 10 30 om Sermonette 1n Ac ts 4 wr rccld th n l the Jcw•sh lea d er s were nm(11cd fila! su ch on11n<'lry ond un tr a.nect men ns Peter c1nd John we r P so bold Thc Sf' tw o ftshNm en were qr c<'lt ly u se d by God , h oweve r t n J udq es 6 wr r('<'!d !hat wh en God Cell led G •d eo n G1 d eon f elt that h e was about th f' lrns t rmportant f e ll ow a r oun d and that someone e lse should h avf' th e tob God Q<'!ve G 1deon tt1e sec r e i t o su ccess 1n h1s co ll 1nq how ever H r tn ld G1 d f'on th at H r would bf' w1 t h h1m Much the samC' t ook plac e 1n thr ca H•no of Moses 1n Exocus M ost of us cn Me1ct S Coun t y and n earby oreas p r obably f eel r nther o rd •nory God uses ord 1na r y peop le th ouq h r th1nk th a t every onr of us ha d a cn l ilnq , n ot only those who n r c coi led 10 be m . n .s t p r s Th cr f' •s .=tn 1ncrcd tble need f or Chns t. a n o utre.=tc h to t he world ~ •nc tud •nQ our own h lll e corner o f tt1e wo r ld 1 be l •cve that God ts ca lllnq p eopl e to v •s• t lhf' lon e l y c'tnd d 1scou raa ed l o share wllh th~ dPs t ctu tP to o tvr a wo rd of hope fr om !he sc nptur es t o the search 1nq, and 10 break down barr•crs be tween pPop le The church cc1 n not m C'e f t h1s c ha!l enQf' •' f'vcryon e be lr eves th<'ll all o f th• s •s t he pastor ' s 10b alone We are all Cc't ilrd 1n one way or a n o ther Whflf 1S your crt l lm q'> H rtve you cvN b een wdltnq to i• sten f or your calhnq'> If you stnce r ely do not have .1ny tdea litlk about •t .1nd p ~y ilbou l•t w 1t h yo ur pas t or When you have d •scove r ed your co ll1nQ , qo t o 111 You wtll no! bf' it lon e Pcwt t eac h es .n three o f h ts c pr sll es !hilt th e C hur ch 1S Ilk€ a human body w 1fh the va n ou s part s dependent upon each oth er The C hurc h should be A suppo rt sys tem f or people w •th a var •el y o f co il1nqs A n d •n t he words o f John W es le y " Tt1 e B es t o f A ll ts God •S Wtth Us" We h ave th e sa m e pr o m tse thai G •deo n and Moses helve Wh en we tak e up o ur cn ll• no, H e wtll be w 1th u s - M a rk Flynn , Pa s t or, Crtr m c f Sut ton . Bethany, ,:tnd Portland Un tt ed M e thOdist C hur c hes LONG BOTIOM . Sunday School ot9 30 RUTlAND BIBLE METHODIST CHURCH Amos Ttll ts pas tor Donny T.ll1 s Sunday Sc hoo l Supt Sunday School Q 30 a m fo ll owed by mornmg wor sh1p Sunday eve nm g se rv1c e 7 00 p m Prayer meel1ng Wednesday 7 00 p m RUTLAND CHUR CH OF I HE N AZARENE Rev ll oyd D G r1mm Jr pastor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m wo r sh•p se rv•ce 10 30 am young people s serv •ce 6 p m Evonge h st• c serv •ce 6 30 p m Wednesday serv •ce 7 00 p m FIRST SO UTHERN BAPfl Sl Corner o f Second Pas tor Fronk Lowt h er Sunday sc hool Q 45 a m worshtp ser viCe 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly B1bl e Study Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHUR CH OF CHRI ST Mtll er St Mason W Vo Eugene l Conger m •n• ster Sunday B1bl e St uay 10 o m Worsh tp II o m and 7 p m Wednesday Btbl e Study voc al musiC 7 p m liFE SC IENCE CHURCH 12 Nor th Th1rd St Ches h•r e lndepe nden l fun da men tal serv tces Sunday even•ng 7 30 p m Pas tor Rev Dr Robert Persons MASON ASSEMBLY O F GOD Du ddmg lon e Ma son W Vo Rev Ronn• e 8 Rose Pastor Su nday School 9 45 a m M or n1ng Worship 11 a m Even1ng Ser v1ce 7 .JO p m Wedn es day Wom en s M1n1 slrt es Q a m (meel•ng and pray er Pray er and 81bl e Study 7 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRI ST IN CHRI STIAN UNIO N Th e Rev W1 l1 1om Ca mpbell pa stor Su nday School Q 30 a m James Hughes sup! evemn g ser v •ce 7 30 p m Wedne sday evenmg prayer meet• ng 7 30 p m Youth prayer servcce eoch Tuesdoy FA IRVIEW BIBLE CHUR CH l etart W Vo Rl I Mark lrw m pa stor Worsh 1p servtces 9 30 o m Sunday schoo l I I o m evemng wors h1p 7 30 p m 1 uesdoy co llage prayer meehng ond 61ble study 9 30 a m Wo r sh1p serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m OUR SA VIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH - REEDSVILLE . Sundoy School 9 3o o m Walnut and Henry Sts Ravens wood W Vo The Rev George C Wemck pa stor Sunday School 9 30 o m Sunday war sh1p II am CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH now located on Pomeroy P•ke County Rood 25 near Flatwoods Rev Blackwood pastor Ser v1ces on Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m w 1th Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m 81ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m Evening Meeting, 7.30 e-m . ST PAUL. (Tuppers Plolns) : Sunday OF Elden R Blak e postor Sunda y Schoo l tO a m Robert Reed sup! Morn•ng se r mon I I a m Su nday n•ght serv•ces Chmt 1on Endeavor 7 30 p m Song se r v1ce 8 p m P•eoch1ng 8 30 p m M td week Proy er mee t1ng Wednesday 7 p m Alv 1n Reed loy leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRI ST Loca ted at Rutland on New l1mo Rood ne.- 1 to Fo res t Acr e Park Rev Roy Clevenger pas lor Sunday sc hoo l 10 30 am wo r sh•p 7 30 p m Btble Sl udy Wednesday 7 30 p m Saturday n•ght prayer se r v1ce 7 30 p m HEML OCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Roger Watson pastor Crenson Prot! Su nday sc hool sup! Mornmg worshtp q 30 a tTl Sun day schoo l 10 30 a m evenmg ser VICe 7 30 o m Evenmg Worsh1p at 1 30 p m Thur sdoy Btble Study. 7 30 p m Wednesday, 7 p.m. • UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Rev. Wando Johnson, CH UR CH N AZARE NE Rev Jam es B K1 ttl e pastor Norman Presley Sundo y Sc hool Super1n tenden l Su nday sc hool q 30 am mor n tng wors h1p 10 30 om evangel. sh e serv1ce 6 p m Proyer ond Protse Wed n esdoy 7 p m youth m ee llng 7 p m Rev Thoma s H Co ll1 er pos tor Mortho Wolf e Ch01 rmon o l the Boord of Chn s li on Lcfe Sunday Sc h oo l 9 30 o m mo rnmg wor sh1p 10 30 Sunday even mg wo rsh•p 7 30 p m Proyer meelln g Wednesday 7 30 p m RACINE FIR ST BAPTI ST Don l Wo lk er Pa stor Robert Sm1th Su ndoy sc hool sup! Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a rn mo rn1ng worsh1p 10 40 a m Su nday even•ng wo rsh•p 7 30 Wednesday eve n•ng B1bl e study 7 30 DANVILlE WE SLEY AN Rev R D Brown pa stor Sunday Sc h oo l 9 30 am morn1ng wor sh1p 10 45 you th se rv1c e 6 45 p m even•ng worsh•p 7 30 p m pray er and pro• se Wednes day 7 30 p m SOUTH BETHEL (S•l ver Rtdge) Duane Syden strrcker Sr pa stor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 a m Mornmg Worsh 1p 10 am Youth Serv1ce Sunday ot 6 p m and Sunday Even1ng Wor sh1p 6 p m Btble Study Wed_n ~s ~oy_ ! p m 786 N 1nd Sf Bible Study Wed- nesdoysot7.30p m . ALFRED , Sunday School at 9 45 o m Morning Worsh1p at 11 a m Youth , 6 30 p .m . Sundbys Wednesday f'4lght ~royer School 9 00 a .m . Morningo Worship at 10 ~00 a .om Bible Study• 7:30 p m Tuesday . INDEPENDENT HOLINESS CHURCH INC Pearl St Mtddleport Rev O 'Dell Manley pa1tor , Sunday school q 30 o m Mormng worshtp 10 30 a m evemng wors ht~ 7 30 p m Tuesday 12 30 p m Women s prayer meeting , Prayer ond pro1se serv 1ce Wednesday 730pm KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver Swatn , Superlnttndent . Sunday 1chool 9 ·00every wt~k - HCl&SON 'LH" ISI: '~ UNION, Sunday School , 9:30 o .•r. t'tening 1ervlce, 7:30 p .m . Wednesdo , utoyer meeting , 7:30 . , • ~. 'v SENTINEl M t(i (l lo p ot t l fl lo I 1 , 0 I' RUTLAN D hI t b<t .UJ" h.t[')JliU'" I \ th• ' ' rt'lll (\ "I dt• Ill II)[ ho 111 1 ' < tr I• 11 ht•t •HI• t• IMp lll lh '' '' " ' II 11 11\ ' \u ndm 7 30p m Mormng Worship 10;30 a m THE DAllY APOJIO Lil CHUR CH O F l:ld t>r .Jome<o Mdl er Btbl e ':o l ud y Wedne~day ! JO p m Sund ay Jc hoo l 10 o rn Sunda y n1ght ~e r v1C e 130prn POMtR OY WESll YAN H O liNE S~ Horri Son ... dle Rood Earl F1eldc, postor H e n~y tbltn .Jr Sunda y School Sup ! Sunday Jchool 9 30 a m Morn1ng Wor sh1p I I o m Jun do y e ... en ong servtce I 30 m Praye• Meetmg lhu r':od ay 7 30 H ~UJ ( H~I J I \\Ill' day MIDDLEPORT FREEWill BAPTI Sr Coc ner As h and Plum Les li e Haymo n pastor Bob Gr ubb oss •sto nl pastor Sundoy Sc hoo l 10 o m Morn1ng Wor sh•p 11 a m Wednesda y and So t ur doy Evenmg Serv•ces 7 30 p m Rulland OIHO -1~77~ J Wm Bill Br ow n Owne r Ph oncl 6 14 1741 ~ '77 _ Ph 992 2SSI I lu•r 1 ' 1J.:r• .11 ' tl t,Lu l1<111 \IJ II\1'1 SY RA CUSE .lnd Sl'rVI((' S.l l l~ Au t om ot1 ve ~ ~ Se r vtCe L oc u ~ t & Beech St r ee t 991 9911 M1ddleport Grocerte sGen era l M erchandt se Ractn e 949 1S50 _(!_m. t ~---;r\ WAID CROSS Worshp 7 30 p m HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN , Worship S.rvlco, 9 a.m.: Church School, 10:30a. m. MIDOLEPORT 4'RES8YTERIAN, Church School 9·00 a.m., Morning wors hip, 10:15. 'Btblo Study Tuosday, 10 a.m. : 81blo study, Thursday, 7:30p.m. EUIS & SONS SOHIO 214 E . Matn 992 -5130 Pomeroy NAZARENE , Rev Jtm Broome . pastor. B1ll White , Sun day school supt ,Sunday school , 9 30 a m .. mormng worsh1p , 10:30 a .m .. Sunday evangelistic meettng , 7:00 p .m Prayer meettng , director ; Harold Johnson . Ctirector of education . rn 116S Secn nd Pom eroy 9fl1 3315 ~Servlon PRESBYTER IAN Church Church Sc hoo l I 0 15 o m m orn mg wor sh•p 11 30 o m B•ble Study Tuesdoy 10 am Juntor ond Sen10 r H1 g h Youth Group Sunday 6 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GO D Pa stor Rev John Evans Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m Sunday worsh1p II o m Ch ildren s chur ch II am Sunday eventng serv1ce 7 00 p m Wednesday evenmg young lod1 es ou.-d10ry 6 p m Wednesday lomd y wors h1 p 7 00 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHUR CH Near Lo ng Bo llom Edse l Hort pa stor Su n day sc hoo l 930A M Wor sh•p 10 30 a m Pray er mee tmg 7 30 p m Thur s ot Co lumbu ~ 0 804 W M,11n qcn 1318 Pomerny L Cl .Ul Po m eroy 'R.~~ER~ TRINITY CHURCH Rev W H Perrm pa stor Debb•e Buck Su ndoy sc hoo l sup ! Church School 9 15 am wors h•p serv1ce 10 30 o m Cho1r rehearsal. Tuesday '7 30 p m under d•r ec 11 on of Altce Nease NattOnwtde In s Co 991 66SS Fme s t 1n Sec tmnal Modular H omes Pom eroy , 1100 E M iun E & ,, P. J. PAUlEY, AGENT """ rl• AIM' <" C•wllh ~.t~onq' Kingsbury Home Sales NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE -{ _, & Service : : KERMIT'S KORNER .... f Homehte Saws Sl'l tl'lal\ Robm ( .tmpbell. ll<' dsutrr h1stor1an, i'.Jm Hctgg\. l' h,tplt n Sgt of arm s, ,\mlx-t Hc~nkla A thank ' ou note fot tile donation to tile Spectal Olvmp tc Dorot hy I 0tll1ett won a gold medal for ball !hi ov. tng Lane, ll.tnkl,l 1cad an arttcle on fla g dav and li s Ot tgtna llon The fn st flag da\ wa s held at a cou ntry sr hoolho u se> m W1sconsm when a trc~ chrt . 13ct na t d Ctgrand had hts studPnts honor the svmbcl of lhetr lc~nd , silr sat d Flag dav became offtCictl tn 1916 when Pres tdenl \\ oodt O\\ Wtlso n proclatmed t hr Mr s Hat ry DaviS read a report nn tho n.tllonc~l emblem. 17821982 ~h<' satd th e bald eagle was adopted IJ\ the Conttnrnt al Cong.ess as the L' S 0mblrm tn 1782 and tn 1789, the gt f'dl SC'al of I h<' U S appeared wit h the bc~Jrl cc~glr as It s centra l figu re l'h 1s \f'd l L"' the eag le's 200t h a nnt "''san as the L S sv m bcl J'he m('('ttng took place at Mrs D,l\ 1s'. who sen PC! reft eshment s l' outl('('ll allrnded The next meet tng "til be Tucsdav . .June 22 at the lt'gton Ha ll ell 7 .10 p m Officers lltll IX' m stallcd ~ Pomeroy 992 29SS McClinto('k n.rtrondl o b sctvance !il- Prescnptlons GIFTS M•ddl eporl Diamond Savings & loan Co. SWISHER & LOHSE Church & Offic e Supph es 99 Mtll Sf Phone 992 -3480 Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE FURNI~~~L!RDWAR~I sometnne!:l Vtctor Perry ts now convalescmg at home after ha vmg a pacemaker mstalled at Umversity Hospital, Colwnbus. Ph 992 210t Ph 98S·4100 RIDENOUR I he luntot s of Ore\\ Webster J'o, t .14 tC'CCnll\ el('('ted new o!ftct't s fo r thf' co rnmg Vf'dt Among those Cl('('t('() \\ere Anita Smtth Juntot pt rs tdent. Laney heart Personal Ray Rtggs St. Rt Drew Websrer and esophag us l can often mumc All youth lncludmg 4-H m embers In M eigs County are m v lted to attend a horse demonstration clinic to be heldJune 19from9a m to3p m tn the horse show ar ena at the Rock Springs fairgrounds Demonstration classes wlll be on showm anship, horsemanshlp, pleasure, trail, E nglish and reining After the demonstrations there wlll be work c lasses for everyone_ Those attending are to take thelr own horses or ponies for Individual instruction T he classes are sponsored and conducted by the Ohio Junior Quarter Horse Association. Refres hments will be available. · • Pomeroy , Oh1o ILtnklt~ , Middleport Th e mtXf'<.l nur .... 11',1 .tnd C<Jfff't:' \\Pt r ~ McCOY'S AUCTION SERVICE MARK VSTORE John F Fultz, Mgr Beegle The 1982 queen w!l be selected Thursday, June 24. 7 pIll tn the Rt ve rbual Room of th e Otamund sav mgs a nd Loan Co The new qu~;c n will be crowned on the ma111 slagt• followmg the grand parade on Sa turday The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 The Interested Businesses Listed On This This Message and Church USED CARS, INC. " MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. Pomeroy. daughter of Sharon Buffwglun: Bet sy Herald, Tuppers Plams, daughlet uf Mary Jail<' Ta lbott and Ft ank Her ald , Synth ta Whtle, L<m g Bottom . daughter of Gruver C Whit e Jr , and E lSie Whtle, Ktmberly Btrchfl eld , Rutland, da ughter of Howard and Mane B trchfleld. Sherry Lynn Beegle, Route 3, Racme, daughter nf Roger and Mar- , fhf' ladtcs of .Jav Mar Golf Club hrld thcu \\('('k l\ Ladtes' OavTues dtt\ .lUll(' Pith Burftn gton . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 7 fXrERIENCE ll1E JOY Of RELIGION competmg fur the IItle of 1982 Btg Bend Regatta Queen They are Tra cy Rtffle. Routt• :J. Rac tn e, daughlet of Dame! and Pan• Rtffle; Bt'th Tea ford, daughll'r uf Juhn and Carolyn Teaford, Cheslrt , Rub 1n Jay Mar Golf lO\\ • •· Crorgia Watson, Caryl Cook. F:dllh Lanning, Ruth Massar, Ada Holtct, Eva Dessauer, Wilm a Terrell. F. lla Smllh, Genev ieve MelnhaJ I Erma Smit h, and Edna Slushet Refreshment s were served by Wllm.t Tet rell c~nd Erma Smllh Bt U\\ II, Friday, June 18, 1982 Regatt~ queen candidates E~g~~,~- \\NP Ph ilarhea Women ,-ng Friday, June 18, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-6-The Daily Sentinel pm SYRAC US l: I IRS I CHURCH OF GOD No t Pent ecos ta l R e~ George Oder po slo r Wor sh•p ~e r vl(f' Sunday Q 45 o rn Sunday '>( hoot ! I a m ,....or shop ser voce I 30 p 111 lhur ., doy praye r m\'e tt ng I 30 p rn M T Hf-RMO N Untied Brethren 1n ( hro ~ 1 ( hur ch Rev Robe 1t So ndet s pm to r Don Wdl loy leader Located 1n l e ·o ~ Co mmun 1t y o ff CR 137 Sunday ~c h oo l Q 30 a m Mornong wor sh1p ser v1ce 10 45 a m e ... en•ng preo ch1ng ser v1ce \f'cond and fou rth Junrloy'> 7 30 p m ( htl ~ t. on l:nrleova1 hrsl ond thord Su ndays I 30 p m We dne~day p10yer m ee tmg and B•b!p \tudy I 30 p m JE HOVAH J WIINl:JJl: S J73l9 State Rout e I }4 Onro rntlP eo'> I of Rutland ) Sundoy B•blf' lec i Ute Q JO o m Wo l ch To we• \ turly l U 70 o m luesdoy B1biP "> ludy I JO p •n lhur~d oy lhpooot. c School I 30 p <n Jerv1ce Mcehng ij lOp "' RU TlAND f. RH Will BAPII51 Chut(h Jolem 5t Rutl and Donald Korr Jr po~t o r Bud J tewoll ~u pPfl n t enden t Jundoy Sc hool 10 o rn eventng wor sh1p 7 JO p m W edne~day P~en1ng ser vtCe I 30 p m CHUR CH OF GOD ol Pr op hec y loco ted on the 0 .J Wh tte Roa d all btghway I b() Jundov Sc hoo l 10 am SupN1ntenden t John l o vPdoy hr ~ t Wedne~day ntg ht ol mon th CPMA '>e r vtce~ seco nd Wed nesdoy WMB mee t1 ng Th1rd thro ugh f1fth youth serv tce George Croyle pastor HO Pl: BAPII':d CHAPEl 570 Gran t J l M1ddl epo •T Jundoy Jchool lOa m rnorn•ng wo• ~ h 1p II o m evenmg wor sh1p 7 p m Wedne ~do y evenmg B1b!P ~ tudy and proye1 meetong I p m At !,looted wdh Jou lh ern Boph \ 1 Con ven 11on BRA DFORD CHUR CH 0 1 CH RI ST R1c ky G1 lbetl po"> tor Jteve P1cken~ \Uper1ntendt>nl Jundoy Jc hool Q 30 a m Church Se r ..,IC C''> 10 30 o rn JUBILl:l: ( HRI SIIA N lENltR George'> (rpe k Rood Re v C J Lemley po s1or Jo hn Fellur e ~upettnten d en ! Chur ch \C h oo l 9 30 am morntng w or sh•p 10 30 eve n•ng '>e r v1c2 ! p m Btble Study Thur. 7 p m Clo~">e<o l o 1 all ogPs Nur '>e •y pr o~ t ded l o1 w o r ~ hop ':oervoce~ Sl PAUl lUTHERAN CHURCH Cornet o f Sycamo• e and Se<ond Sh Po me•oy The Rev Wdl•om M,rldle.-,wot Th Poq o1 Sunday Sc h oo l at 9 45 a m ami ( hut ch Se rv• c e ~ 11om SACRED Hl:ARI ~ ev FothPr Pau l D We/l on pa ~ l o1 Ph one 997 287J So 1ur day evenong Ma ~~ I JO Sunday Mm~ 8 and I U am Con le <o~1on Salu rday 7 I 30 p m VICTORY BAPII ST 575 N 7nd )t Moddleport Jome\ f KPe ':oee posto1 Su nday mo r nong w01.,h1p 10 om even1ng se r v1CP I Wedne.,day even1ng wor o; h1p I p m v~~~ tolt on Thuro,doy b 30 p m rRINI TY Chr.~t.on Aso;e mbly Coolvd le Gilber t Spen cet po~to1 Sund ay ">C hoo l Q JO om mornmg wOI\hop II o rn Sunday evenong ~er~ • ce 1 30 p m rn1dwe ek p1ayer se t v tce Wedneo;doy I 30 p m MOUNT O lt vf' Co mmun tt y Churc h law rence tiu~h pm tor Mo• Folmer Sr Supenn tcnden t Su nday Sc hool and mo r 111ng wo• sh1p q 30 a m 5umloy eventng se rv• ce I p m You th meetong and B1ble sl udy Wedn eo; doy 1 p rn U N lT ~ D FAITH CHURlH Rou te 7 o n Pomeroy bypo ~~ Re v Rober1 Srn rth St po sto1 Re v Jom e~ Cunddl a ss1s 1on1 po ~ 1 o r Sund oy School Q 30 o m mor n1ng W01~ h 1p 10 30 o m ev('nonq wor sh•p I 30 Women\ f ellow , hop T uesday ~ 10 n m \V(>dn"'"doy no ghl praye r ser vocP I 30 p m FAITH BAPII J I L hur rb Mo.,on rne~:> l ol Untl erl S1eel Wor lo.pr \ Un•on Ho ll Rotlrood Str ee t Mo.,on M ar non q wor sh 1p Q 30 am Su nrlay S{h ool 10 j () a nl Even•ng ServtCP I p 1n Ptoye• rn t p rong Wednesday I :.10 p m Mod We. I.. B•ble St udy Thur ... doy I p m FOREST RUN BAPfiSI RP v Nyle Bo rden po ~ t o 1 Cornf'l tu '> Bun ch supertnt enden t Su ndar ., hoo l Q 30 o rn second and l ou t! 1 Sunday., wor sh1p ser viCe ot 'J. 30 p m MT MORIAH BI' 1,TISf Fo ur rh and Mo1n St M•ddlepocl Re.,. lolv1n M1n n1 s pa stor Mr s tlvtn Bumgardner sup ! Sunday c,chool Col 30om wor<o h1p ser vrce 10 45 a m BURliNGHAM ~OUI HFR N BAPT IST CHUR CH Route l Shade Pm tor Don Block Afhho ted w11h Sou thern Boplc!>l Convent 1on Sunday school I 30 p m Su nday worsh1 p 2 30 p m Thu rsday even mg Bobl e study I p m PEN TECOSTAL ASSEMB lY Roc me Rou te 124 Wo lhom Hoback posto r Sun day sc hool l Oam Sunday evenrn.g ser vcce l 00 p m Wednesday evenmg ser VICe 017 CA RPENTER BAPTI ST Dan Chead le Sup! Sunday Sc hool q 30 a :n M o rn1ng Worsh1p 10 30 am Prayer Ser v•ce alternat e Su nday s MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTA l Th1rd A ve th e Rev Clark Bok er po stor Ca rl N o tt•nghom Sunday Schoo l Sup1 Sun day Schoo l I 0 a m cla sses fo r all age s Evitn1ng !>ervtees b 00 Wed nesdoy Study 7 30 p m You th serv tces 7 30 p m Fr1doy ECCLESIA HllOWSH IP 128 M1tl St Middl eport Pa stor •s Brother Chuck M e Pherson Sunday Schoo l at 10 a m Ser vices Sundoy even• ng at 7 p m and Wed nesdoy at 7 p m �June 18, 1982 Ohio Friday, Will compete in baton nationals Former Lesage pastor awarded Sevcn·year-oltJ Christi Maidens, Twirling since she was three yea rs Racine, wilf be at Notre Dame the week of Jul y 26 to com pete f or the title of Lit tl e Mi.,; Majoret te of America and in other na tional a nd world competitions. Da ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Da le M aidens. Racine, Christi won the title of Mi.,; Little Majorette of Ohio at Stow , Oh io on April 18 t o capture the right t o take part in the national title contest. Seledion of the Ol1io NBTA sta t e titl e was based on m odeling, fancy strut and twirlin g. old, Christi has won 11 other sta t e titl es. She has over 250 trophi es, pius J ohn Richard Sauvage, fonner minister of Good Samaritan United Methodist Church in Huntington , and now pastor at the Z. Warn er United M ethodist Churc h in Lesage, W. Va., was awarded the Mast er of Divinity Deg r ee at the U nitL>d Theologica l Seminary, Dayton, in June. Sa uvage IS a m ember of the West Virgini a Confer ence o f the U nited M ethodi st Churc h. Whil e at the c hurch, Sa uvage parti cipated in th e United Sound d10ral group . basketball . and served as a counse lor at tht• M adi son T owns hip some 80 meda ls, sav ings bonds, articles of China and cry sta l whic h she has won in winning ba ton events staged in many locations . A student at the Racine Elementary School, Christ i . is featured twi r l er for the Riggs Ranger-cUes and i s a private stude nt of Mrs. Judy Ri ggs. She w i ll attend the World 's Fair w ith the Riggs Ra nger-ettes in Jul y. dl er year. He pl ans to continue a t Z. Warner United Methodi• t Church in Lesage. Bi sho p A . Ja m es Annstr ong, president of the Natiooal Ccounc il of churches and head of the Indiana Area of the United Methodi st Church, addressed this 109th Cmn - Showers held for area residents The Eagles Class of Asbury Chu rc h hosted a shower for Mary Donn a Simms w ho r ecenlly lost her home by fire. Games were p layed wl! h prizes going to Opal KJoes, Norma Baker, and Jea n Hall. Nu m erou s g ift s were p r esented to t he honored g>J~ esl. Homemade cook ies a nd mints were served w l!h coffee a nd koola id . Attending th e shower were E il een Clark, Dee Simms , H ope Moore, A pril Harmon, Wendy a nd CRYSTAL , Stefan ic Arnott, Marie Rizer. Thel ma Haw ley, Zelma STATE - Christi Maidt•ns, Rarine , has won the Lilth' Miss Majoreltr of Ohio till t· and will i' ompelt' for tht· titl e of Little Miss Majorclh• of Amcril-a at Not n· Dame th e wet•k of J ul y 26. Hawley, E la ine Miller, Betty Ash, Jean H aU, J anice Lawson, Ch arlotte Nease, Mildred P i e r ce , Norma Baker. Nettle Moore , Opal Kl oes, M ar th a M oore, Ruth C r ouch , Dorot hy Win ebre nne r , Beula h Ward , Helen Teaford, and Mary Cundiff. Vinyl & Alllminum Complete gutter work, com_plete remodeling, rooftng of all types. Worked in home area 20 year$. the Doctor of Ministry Dcgn•t• s illl'l' last spring. Free estimates Call 843-3322 ~ 1 2-2 Friends of Ca ndy Wood Tobin ar e invited to a layelte shower to be held Friday night at t he Sen tor Citizens building on Mulberry He ight s, Pom eroy, 7 p .m . Donald and Delma Karr of Midd leport. She has been a member in 4H for s1x years. " A Sure Fire Check List " was the name of her speech . Aaron Sheets is the son of Jim a nd Jenny Sheets of Rutland . This i s Aaron's first year as a 4-H m ember. His speec h wsa titled " Torna d oes Don't H ave to be Kill ers." These winners will now r epresent M eigs County in the Jackson Area Sa fety Speaking Contest to be held June 20 at the Jackson A r ea Ce nter. yea rs. Ca rrie Karr i:; the J~mghtcr of mo. pd Roger Hysell GARAGE *backhoe •*Septic exca vating systems •Awater, sewer & gas lines •dumptrucR •limestone For all your wiring needs,· furnaces repair service and installation. St. Rf . 124 Pomeroy, OH , AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR & Commercial Call742- 3195 I ' I I PH . 992· 5682 or 992 -7121 3 24 . 11 c PH. 992-7201 BASEMENTSI PATIOS DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS CEMENT FINISHER RICHARD GARFIELD 985-4464 6 14 I mo. O'Brien Electrit Serv,ICe 3 29 I OHIO VALLEY ROOFING " CUT OUT • FOR FUTURE U SE" KEN'S : APPLIANCE And Home Maintenance • Roofing olall type s 16 YEARS EXP . •Residential •Commercial •Industrial Racine, Ohio 247 - 3534 Free Estimates 4·20-lfc • • Siding All Makes • Remodeling • Free estimates e20 Yrs . experience e Washers e Dish - washers e Ranges • Refrigerat ors • Dryers • Freezer s PARTS and SERVICE 4-5 ti c TOM HOSKINS Ph . 949·2160 or 949·2322 4-20-ff c -==========:::;t==========;t==========:;1rr==========:J C, R, MASH HARRISON'S PULLINS YOUNG'S r I],· li CARPENTER SERVICE - Dozers ~ Backhoe s ~ Dump Truck s ~ lo· Boy PHONE 992-2156 ~ Trench e r ~ Water - RoofinJ 1nd rutter wort ~mte worl e~trica wort (frHEslimatos) - septic Syst em s Large or Sm a ll Jobs PH . 992 -247 8 111 Court St., Pomeory, Ohio 45769 CONSTRUCTION TV Repair & Service Custom kitchens and appliances, custom bathrooms, remodeling , plumbing, electric, and heating. 'Addons1nd ~tmodelinJ - Piumbinf and ~ Sewer · Ga s Lin es Or Write Daily Sentinel Classified Dept. I V. C. YOUNG Ill 99 2·6215 or 992 ·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio Call 992-6259 fREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-6011 The Daily Sentinel Page 9 1 Announcements Reduce sa f e & fast with GoBese Tablets & E ~ Vap 'w ater pi lls' . Gi llingna m DrugS_f_o__ re_.___________ PER M A NE NT HA I R REMOVAL Profess ional E lec trol ys is Cen ter. A .M .A. approved, Doc tor referals , by ap· 1 pointment on ly . 304·675· ' 6234 Also Transmission licensed & Bo-nded Residential EXCAVATING The Daily Sentinel J&F CONTRACTING ~=========~1====~===3=· 7:·:tf~c= .~~========·==-f=fc~~~==;;;;;::::~l ~ Speaking contest winners named The annual M eigs County Sa f ety Speaking Contest was held June 14 at the Meigs County Ext ension Office. Judges for the contest were Bob Rai h•y and Mrs. Grella Suttle. The winners included : Kathy Parker , Ca rri e Karr and Aaron Sheets. K athy Park er i s t he da ughter of Leland and Margar et Parker of Pomeroy. Kathy's speec h was titl ed "Guns -__ A Friend or a Deadl y E nemy." She has been in 4-H for II MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE EUGENE LONG Superior Siding Co. de.L!rce. Five persons have received wa s awarded a sc holarship from the Board of Hig her E duca tion of lht• Uni1Pd Methodist Church in hi s 11 1 id~ l ~::::::::::::::::::;r,::::::::::::::::::~~:::::::::::::::::::;1j::::::::::::::=:=:=;1 Today ." Forty-five student s received the Master of Di v ini t y Degree a nd fi ve the M aster of Arts Sa uvage is th e son of Mr. and Mrs. John G . Sauvage, Sauvage, D usk y St reet, Syracuse. Pomeroy Milld.leport, Ohio Business Services lllenrement Service on " Ministry Crisis Jnl ervt:> nti nn Ce nler. He also J00e 18, 1982 4 Giveaway A NY PER SO N who has rtny th rng to give away and does not off e r or affempt to off er any ot her thing for sale m ay ploce an ad in this col umn . There wi ll be no charge to the advert iser. Old red Iri sh Setter . Fema le. gen tl e wi th chi ldren. 6149925265 . 1 ( MCI Of n1ank s (p ,11d ,n ,tdvnnCC') ? CM Cl ol 1~lnnk.s 1pi'11 CI ,n ,ldVrlnce! 3 flnnounccmen t'l 4 Grvf',lW clY 5 H,1ppy Ads 6 Loc. t ilnd Found 1 Y ant Sale 1pard rn rll1va nf 1·1 R Publ• c Side &Auctron 9 Wrtn iC'd IO Buy E!niiRI'llllBll:_-- 51 House hold Goods 57 CB, TV & R,o1d10 Eq u1pmenf 53 An t iques 54 Mrsc Merchand1se 55 Buildrng Supplr es 56 Pet s tor Sale 57 M usc 1alln strum en ts 58 F rurt s & Vege tables 5? For Sale or Trade -1lNI Estate 31 Homes tor Sa le 3'1 M obdP Homes l or Sale 33 Farm s tor Snle ) A Bu s1 nf'SS Burldrnqs 35 Lot s & Acreage 36 Rf'cl l Es tat e Wanted & 111 Hou ses l or Rent ll? Mobile Homes for Rent .13 Far m s t or Ren t <Iii Apar tm en t t or Ren t 45 Furn1Shf' d Room'> 46 Space tor rent 47 Wan ted to Rent 48 Equi pm ent t or Rent 49 For Lease C§ t &$3T:S~!r. I·lHII ~----------------------, Curb Inflation I I Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savel I I Wrrte your own ad and order by mail wi th t his coupon Cancel your ad by ph one when you ge t results Money not refundable. Name ___________ 61 67 63 64 65 Ga llia County Area Code 614 446---Ga llipolis 367- Cheshire l8&-Vinton 24s-R io Grande servltes 2S6-Guyan Dist. 643- Arabia Dist. 319- Walnut Fr1rm Equ rpmrnf Wan ted to buy Lives tock Hny & Gr ar n See d & Fer t il1 zer 81·Home I mprovemen t ~ 82 P lumbing & Hea tin g 83 Excava tin g 84·E iecricil l & Re tr iqerf'l t ion 85 Ge nera l H aulin g B6 M .H Repai r 87 Uphol stery Meigs County Area Code 614 99'1--M lddleport Pomeroy 9es-Chester 343-Portland 247- letart Falls 949- Racine 74'1--Rutland 667- Coolville Pu bli C NOI IC(' Pub liC Not1c e r'UA LI C NOT I Cf fh p villc1W' of M rclrt iPport wrli rccPr vr <:,e,liP(i br rl c; l nr ~1 Ul ildy mclChrnf' <'II l hf' Ol I 1CP of the m<1yor . 737 R ~1 < !' 51 . unt il 3 00 PM Junp 28 . One day inse rt1on ........ ..... SJ .OO Up ro 15 wora s Thr ee day insertion ............ $4.00 )Wanted ) For Sale ) An nouncement ) For Rent 19R? M wllr ( ll li me all brd s wdl hr opr-nl"'d .1nd rP;ad rnlormlll•on on lhf' IY P<' 01 hdlrn(IITirlChrn,· rf'QUirPd 1<., rl Vrl dcl hlf' ,11 the ITI<lyor' s o tt< ( ,... 1llf' Vrllaqr rr ~f' rv f'S Jhr to Mrrpt or rrwct ,lilY Or rl ll !) ICi S c~ n<J Wil rve .lnv rn t orm,o!l i lrt~-. rn h1d r~< !hl F r rct Holt m(1n. MC~yor Vdl.1qr ol M1dd lf'pnrt June II . IR f'Lt blr C NOtiCC PUBLIC NOT I CE B ed t ord Towns h rp Tru stees w ill hold Federal Revenur Shannq p r oposed use hearrnq on July Jrd and Fr-dPral Revenue Sharin q budqe l h(•arrnq and annuill M i sc. M erc handi ce Pu blic Notice Public No tic e Public Notice budget neilrrnq on July lOth The su mma r y ol th€' enttc ted IJudqe l wilt oe availab le l or publ• c 1n spect1 on af ter July 20th Senior C rl rzrns nr c welcomr- to i'lttend Hea rrnq s to be hclct nt Clerk 's home at6 ·00 PM at 7: 00 p m rtt the Paqevi11e building tor proposed use of Revenue Sharinq and ann ual budqet hea r1n·q . All cl!izens <espec id ll y senior c it llcnsJ are invi trd to nl t cnd t61 18 , lt c F Buc k Prob o'llt' Jur11!1' 1Cir rk 1nJ 11 1R '}~ Jt r Public Notice (6! 18. lt c Rn t)l '~ t Publi c Notice PUALIC NOT IC F The Board ot Tr us t ees of Scrpi o Townshrp wi ll hold a public hca r inq July 2. 1982 NO TI C F OF ArrO INTM E NT r tOll( ltd?Y OF F ID UC IAR Y Q1• JtJI""ll ' 7. 1987 . rn Tt11 On Mny 16 . 198'} , 1n t hr Mt rqs County Prot1,11r Mrrq ~ Co u n t y Probate Cour t (CI<;,t• No 73799 · Cou rt . Cilo;r No 23788. John 2. - - - • Coppertone Coronado elect . stove, double oven. ca 11 446 2196 3 krttens, 10 wks . old, so lid bla c k. long hair and 1 mother ca t. 1 yr . old black & white . Ca ll 614 379·2307 ilfter 5:00. 276 Sycamore St. M'ddl rt Oh' I epo ' 10 9 month old part border coll ie. Good wi th cni ldren . 614·9491779. --- -~~--~~ 3. 22 4 2J 24 . 25 . 26 . 27 . 28 . 29 . 30 . 31. 32. 33. 5. - - - - - 6. 7. FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS (NOTR~DES) B. 9. 10 . 11. 12. 13 . 14. IS . ,._ 16. 35. List 30" $2337 SALE '154900 .oo, 40" 52540.00 SALE '1799 00 e1 -5 260 GRAVELY w / mower 30" or 40 " elec . start, 4 sp. SALE '2025 List 30" $2537.00, 40" $2740.00 00 • 2- 5645 GRAVELy w / mower 30" or 40" hand start, 12 h . p . 4 spd . 00 List $2863.00 SALE $2,200 4WHEEL RIDERS - ALL '82 MODELS $3915 $4270 $5915 $6215 3- 812212 H.P . w / 50" mower 1...1..812312 H . P. w / hyd. 50" mower 2-8179 KT Professional Model60" mower 1- B8199 K T Professional Model60" mower SALE $3,000 $3370 $4695 54995 Mail This Coupon with Remittance The Dally Sentinel 11.1 Court St. Pomerqy, Oh. 45769 ~---------------------- 7:00 P.M. SNAPPERS BRAND NEW '81 ~ODELS $4625 $1145 S-1285 $1466 -Snapper 16 HP 48" mower, hydrostatic · !--Snapper Rider 8 H P 30" cut hand start 2- Snapper Riders 8 H P 30" cut elec. start 1-Snapper Rider 11 H P 33" cut, Hi Vac elec . st_art $3400 $1000 $1125 $1300 AT Corner of Depot & Main Rutland, Ohio S&KAUCTION SHERMAN TILLfS: OWNER LONNIE NEAL: AUCTIONEER TERMSOFSALE:CASHORCHECK WITH POSITIVE I.D . licensed & Bonded Phone 949 -2293 or 949·2417 3·3-ffn WE SELL & SERVICE WEE[).EATER, STIHL & TANAKA BRUSH CUnEH FROM ••9.95 TO '359-~t5 1 McC -tn1 n. '}4 1 K f'lnf1Whil Btvn. LonC,o!SIN. Oh rO, .l) I JO wiiS (1pp01 nll ·d f •rcutor ot thr rs t il tr ol ~ t r- IICI E t( I01' S. df'C('il':>('(l. ICIIr of Porncroy . Oh10 Robert E Buck Prohntr Judqr / Cicr k 1614. 11 . 183 t r Real Estate - General Manning Roush- Owner 210CONDOR ST. PH. 992-2975 3 II ti c b II I fTIO W REESE TRENCHING SERVICE BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U.S. Rl. so East Guysville, Ohio Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts &Service 1·3· ffc Water ~ Sewer · E lectric Gas Line-Ditches Water Line Hook-ups Septic Tanks Countv Certified Roush lane Cheshire , Oh . Ph. 367 -7560 1·1· 1 ft c 1-----------------------l-----------------------j PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR ALL STEEL BUILDINGS Sizes from 4 to 6 and all wood buildings 24X36. Insulated Dog Houses At Visa 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH.992-2259 OWNER FINANCING - You can buy thi s 3 bedroom hom e. H as a large lot lor il qarden . Pof- che·s, b a th : Ca r pe tin g and g;~ rg e Aski ng $28,000 NEW liSTING - NEAR DEXTER - 45 Acres of ground witn all minera ls and all fenced . Six room house w ith four bed rooms, a huge barn with hay loft and a garage with workshop. $50,000. ASSUME THIS LOAN · - f ih story house in Syracuse with three bedrooms, huge living room , big f amily room, workshop, garage, and a beautiful l y landscaped lot. Just $3,900 down and assume payments of S358 a month for 28'h years at 13% inter est . Reduced lo$33.500. SWIMMING POOL Have fun in pri va te rn thi s su nken pool . L a r ge 3 or 4 bedroom er. l ar ge entertaining li v ing, for mal d ining, W? baths, nil t . gas furna ce , full ba se ment, new ca r qaraQe and 2 level lots nea r SC hOOl. PRICE REDUCED - 2.5 Acres of land w ith a five room, three bedroom home with patio, fruit trees, garden spot, and hookup for woodburner . Now $26,000. WANT S ACRES - To build your hom e of thC 'tuture? Have just about anythi ng her e. Lot s of trees, dug wetl , a nd lev el land for a ga rden . J_Will tak e $7,950 . PRICE REDUCED - Original woodwork, good location, full basement, and two A. C. units are but a few of the nice featur~s of this six room, three bedroom home in Mlddl~porl . Now$25,000. PRICE REDUCED - This three year old modular is on a nice corner lot in Middleport and has central air, screened in porch, garden bath tub, bu ilt-in hutch, three bedrooms, two baths, and is gorgeous. Now $42,000. BUY - With about $2,000.00 down ' and S2S7 .03 per m o. for 15- yrs . at 16% . Just like· rent bu t you will have, bath , new furna ce, <"nd 2' lots near grocery and scfloats. Just $21 .000. · DOUBLE lOT - With tots of shrubbery and a two story frame home with the charm of a 100 year old home with' beautiful woodw!)rk, nine rooms, seven fireplaces, and more. $35,000. OWNER Will lAND CONTRACT OR TRADEthis four year old ranch With full-basement, three ' bedrooms, large lot. Garage, equipped kitchen and is cute . Call now, 537,500. 992·6191 . 949·2UO 992-5692' .992·2259. - ,, ,r '· -~ddons and 1emocfeline -Roofinaand cutter work -Concrete wolk -Piumbinc and electrie~l work (Free Estimates) Ph. 949·2609 949-2234 RACINE, OHIO Tues.·l.adies niaht all drinks reduced f01 the women Woti.·V• C.ntu~ nitfll 9-12, droH beer t!ftlr. ~~ !_~r~ment 2 a.m. lhuo..Qid Milwauie Night. 9-2:30. '17 Centurw.Nirht. Fri. & S.t. . U" binds · drini & drown eKh nitflt, 10 p.m. . Sun. - Pim, pitcher beer special price. Also BQ's on Sundar stJrtin1 June. Month ollun~ . Thurs.-fri.·Sat. MARSMAU TENNANT llANO Stop in, brinJ a trttnd. We also hne Happy Hour Mon.-Sat. 4 pm.· 6 p.m. Unadftrtised speciab dio~. Hope to set rou al l -. Phone 992-9913 &-I t ""' j ARRAIIAEtfHpRI!i ~~~~~~~~~~~~ " 2 In Memoriam 1n r e m e mbran ce of Anita( Bu ck ley) Ball on her 25th birthday, June 18, 1982 . Not a day passes that you are not thought of, but memory is the gift of God, that death cannot destroy . Sad l y missed by Mom , Dad , sisters, brothers, nan· n y, dad dad,and all who loved her . J Announcements mo. JI-.-.-------"'JSWEEPER and sewing _ machine repair , parts, and 1 - - - - - - - - - - f s o p p l i e s. Pi c k up and delivery, Davis Vacuum · · h---=~.:----. Cleaner. one half mite up . Georges Creek Rd. Call i ~-0294.. , ~ - 19 · 1 FOR THE BOTH OF YOU STYLING SALON SUMMER PERM. SPECIAL 20%0FF AU "PERMS ,.,., ....... Pil<tt2-HI2 ""~ ~. Hrs.: Mon.·Sun. 2:00 P.M.-1:30 A.M. C.r~ Out S..r & Wine Available Mon.·KIJ NiJI!I Pomeroy, Ofi. Ph. 992·2174 2·26-ff c RANDY'S CARPENTER SERVICE 1-446-4372 4-19-llc Ma st er Ch a rge & Middleport SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Fill litE IIOII1lt OF JUliE · TUES. RMillllS IER'S RMilll 0,00 ,_ tllnr 511. • ,I / Radiator Specialist NATHAN BIGGS JS Yr s. Experience SYUCIJS(, 011. REALTORS: Henry E . Cleland, Jr., GRt Jean Trussell OoHte Turner Office ..l A '.. COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE From th e Smallest Heater Core to the Largest Radiator. Call Bill Ward Ward's Keyboatd CANDLELIGHT INN Rt. 1, Chesllire, 011. St. Rt. 7, between Cheshire Rt J, Box S4 Racine, Oh. Ph. 614-e43·2S91 6-15-ffc Rul Eetate - General · >28-1 mo. Y.1rd Sa l(' Monday, June 71. 6p mIll dark , Tuesday, Jun(~ '12. 9 a.m til? D<Jvi s r 1· s ~den ce . Rose Hill ~-, /\RAGE sa le, 415 Lewis '-r ! . qarage door , used fur nrtu r e, c l othing , bed '> nr~'~lds & curtians. THREE fami l y yard sale, 7405 Monroe Ave 9? Sa t ur rt<1y . June 19 , rain or sh in e. HU GE yard sale, rear 1605 Baby , J(· ltc-r son Ave mMt0rn1 t y. mens women s Avon, shoes, r rn th cs. hnnks. turnllur e. much rnuOl m ore! June 18 until ") 9 "J . 30 4 675 4054 9 W EEK ol d f emale black kr tt en . Part Sia mese, part Burmese, 30<1·675·6145 Pu bli c Sa le & Auction SMALL fema le dog . Half Spr 1nger Spaniel Call af ter 6 30 p m 304 458· 1526. ~ ·c k Pearson , Ex !!N10nced A UCTIONEER . E •., t<Ji es. an trqu es. farm , 11ousc hold. Licen sed OhtO wv Buyrng an t1 ques 304 173 S7 85. 773 918S . ~~--- THR EE pups, 2 male, 1 tcma te Cat & 1 k1ffe ns. 304 ·675 1557 good lost a nd Found 6 LOST Grey, wh it e, brown & bla ck Australi an Co lli e named Silver . L os t in v1cini t y of Bul lavi ll e Rd un · derpass. Ca ll446-4954 . LOST · dog in vici n i t y of N . 7nd in Middleport . B lack & tan Doberman, 5 yrs old . 614 992 2886 or 6149n6302 . Reward . --~~~~ ll t he person th at stole 2 oil lomp s out of m y hou se wi ll re tur n them , set them on th e pore h I wi II say no more . Myrtle . LOS T · Two fox hound s. white with lemon " po ts, black -wnite a nd tan . Ca ll 61.:1 ·843 ·3443 or 614·843 · ?963 Con ta ct Ha r ry Ri chard One LOSTand · Ma le fox nound in Portl ar ea If seen l-==========::::~ ,nlease call 614·843 ·2354 . P&S BUILDINGS . ' " Beau1iful , Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding es timate s, 949 -2801 or 949-2860 . No Sunday Calls Greg Roush Ph. 992 - 7583 or 992 - 2282 Utility Buildings ~.: POMER BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes extensiv e remodeling • E l ectric work •Cu stom Pol e Bldg s. •Roofing Work 14 Years ~xpene nc e Sizes start from l0x24" PRICE REDUCED - Approx , 22 acres ot' wooded tand wtlh a newer ranch house, three bedrooms, dining room, separate utility room, 21h baths, W. B. F . p ., tw~ car garage. also older ho111e. Now SA9,900. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and SERVICE CONSTRUCTION PART Co lli e, part Germa n Shepher d puppi es, 304·675· 1761 - - - -- MID SUMMER SAVINGS ON REMNANTS ENDS OF ROLLS GRASS CARPET AND SAVE $2- $5 ON SHAG CARPETS 'HERE 'S A -~----- SATURDAY, JUNE 19th, AT Dozer & backhoe ser· vice, water, sewer, pon ds, foundations , reclAmation . Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING VE k ttfens, to ----------------------i-----------------------+----------------------~----------------------1FI home. 304 675· 1462 . Phone 1-(614) - 992-3325 ll t< E NEW Larqe leve l yard l14 x135, ex ce llen t insu lated home with 3 bedrDt"m s, ni ce effi cient kitc hen and ba r Lot s of ca rpe tinq , hiqnest hea t bill S127 .00 . $39,500 . e 2-524 0 GRAVElY w/mower 30" or 40" 4 sp ., hand start. TOOLS- FURNITURE COOKWARE MISCELLANEOUS I VIRGil B.-SR. 216 E . 2nd 5I. List 30" $2067.00, 40" $2270 .00 Public Sale & Auction EXCAVATING AND CONSTRUCTION 5-27- 1 mo. pd. Publ ic Notice NOTI C E OF 1\ t' POtNTMF NT OF • 2- 5200 GRAVELY w / mower 30" or 40 " 2 sp . hand start. AUCTION 20 . 21 Open 9 till 6 Closed Sun. & Mon. PH. 742-2081 Public Notte@ 1"1 111 t' 1·nn1 (1y , Rutlilnfl . On oo .t ~77~ w~l'-> • ll""~ n l n!('(l {l et ·•· n •,t r,l tnr 01 1111 t•<;, l ,l ll oi nw •!i '• l l"' r- n01 dy . rh ( 1 ,1o..,rct l c111 nl P u11.1nrt. LIST 17 18 . 19, and Used PARTS insertion .. ............ $7.00 Up to 15 Word s .. Six day 2 WHEEL WALKING TRACTORS- All '82 MODELS a 67s-P1. Plea sa nt 45&-leon S76-Appte Grove 77)---Mason 182-New Haven 89s-letart 937- Buffalo Up to 15 worct s GRAVELEY'S Pr in t one word in each spa ce be low . Eac h in· filial or group of figures count s as a word . Count name and address or ph one number if used . You ' ll ge t better results -----l-----1.:..::.:..::1--_:_+---: if you describe fully, give pr ice . The Sentinel r eserves the right to -----1--~1-----1-----1-----i c I assi f y, edit or re i ec t __:__:_l---+----+--__._1-----l any ad . Your ad wil l be put in the proper ~~~--_j_!!_~~~~~~l classif ica t ion i f you' l l These cas h rates check th e proper box incl ude d iscount below . Mason Co., wv Area Code 304 New (Average -4 w ords per line ) PUB LI C NOT I CE S1dS wdl be Mcepled ill Pomcr ov Cilv Hnll un ll 1 17 Noon . M ond,w Ju l y 61t t 198?, on !he Lrncoln Hill wat er stor nqP r Pservo1r roo l Spec rll cn tron ~ nre on lrl c a t C1ly Hall anct n co py m(1y oe p1 cked up Monday tllruFrrd<~v . BAM JPM Onrly Mrs Pa ! Tlwma Clerk, Board of Publ1c AfiClrr s 161 18, 25. I II 2 54 following telephone exchanges. .. Lh•esteta:::== Pub li c No fr ((• Address, _ _ _,;,__ _ _ __ 71 Autos f or Si'l le 77 Tru cks l or Sa le 73Vans&4WD 74 Mo torcyc l es 75 Boa ts & Motors 76 Au to Parts & Accessor1es 77 Au to Repair 78 Camping Equipm ent Farm supplies Renta ls 11 Help Wnntcrl I? Srtuillron WClnlf'rl !3 In su ran ce L\ 8us1nesc. Trr~rnrnq 15 Sc ll oo ls ln <; lruc l ron 16 RcldiO. TV & C B Repclrr 17 M1 sre llnncou s 18 Wa n ted To do Auto and HARLEY DAVIDSON Classified pages cover the 21 Bus1ness Opp ort unit..,. 77 Money to Loan '}3 Pro lessrona l Servrces :5HVites Truck, ·, ,, 1 June 19th, 9 5. 606 Main S! CMroll Teafords. --- ---------- 1 m1k t1tten . old To . 1good ens 8paws weeks wi t h home 614 742 ·2926. Transpertatlon June 18 and 19 at James "- wo1 1ns on CR .28 above f as tern Hrgh Scho'l An ~rque cedar c hest , tir es, clnd mrsc 614 949 2603 . R.-i1n cancels --~----- ~ Mert:handlse Pc1 tr o & Yard Sa le Cloth es. rl1 SI1 es. po tf ery, X mas ( hY • t oys, old lamps, knick nMkS, rug s, and dining room sui te, 50 yrs at goodie 1100dies, Armstrong oil fur nrmce, gas hot wat er hcilfer . etc.Sa t. thru Sa t Rro G rande , Ray Wei her , S04 R1dge Ave . Yard Sa le Y tlrd Sa le June 14 and 15 at Eno Grocery on 554,9:00 to 5·00 1\uc t ron every Fr1 nrght at ,, ,,, HMiford Comm uni ty • ··nter Tr uckloads of new " r-r chondrse every week . (1nsrqments of new and r1<,1 'd merchandise always W(' l co m e Rr c hard ~~·yno ld s Au c troneer . 275 1069 Hr- OS IRON . BRASS, old t urn ilur e. go l d, s ilver doll~lrs, wood ice boxes, '> I'HlC 1ars. an t iques, etc., (- rHn plel e households Wr1 te M 0 . Miller. Rt . 4, ~om croy , Oh . Or 992 7760 sdver , sterlrng . 11 welry , rtng s, old coins & currency . Ed Burkett Bar tw r Shop, Mrddleporf. 992 1476 t~n td . 0 1 D FURNITURE , bed s. ro11. bra ss, or wood . Kit llcn c ubbards of all type s r rl bles, round or sq u are . Wood ice box es. Old desks .-1nd book cases Will bu y comp lete hou se hold. Gold, c. rlvcr, old money. pock et wn tches. chains, r ings, and . tr 1ndran Ar tif ac ts of a ll •ypcs . Also buying baseba ll r Mds Osby Martin 992 · '170 "'H:. HT front tender for ncv r ole l. 1976 1977 Monte 1 M IO. mus t be in good con !t• I1 0n . 304 675 4421. ~~ -~---- Carage Sate Thurs & Fr i . 636 Deen ie Or ., Rt 35, clcross fr om Ga lli a Au t o Sa les. on right. 9:00 to4 :00. ---~--- -~~- Moving Sa le 139 Lowe r Gnr ti eld, Ga llipolis. Inside· Out side Sa le. Thur sday 9AM fhru Sa turday 5PM. .Some furniture, so me ap· pli a nces, misc. odds & en· ds A lso house and land qoes for $6,000 plus all lega l rr•es . -·~--- Y Md Sa le We' r e Mov ing & m ust se ll everything! A ir . rond .. co lor T V, kitchen l<"ble, lam ps, d ishes, cr ock pot, clothes. bedspreads & r: urt ains, toys , knick · USE D H/0(\ 3 wheel co ndition . bicyc le. 304·882 · I ROO "-~ Sil ver, Go ld, old co ins, sc r ap r1nqs & sil ve rware. Dai l y quo tes ava il ab le. A l so r 01ns & coi n suppli es f or s~11c Spring Va ll ey Tradin g Co , Spring Va lley Plaz a. 446 8025 or 446·8026. Ruy rng Pl~l trnum , We pay cas h for late mode l r tcan u sed ca r s. Frenchtown Car Co. B ill Gene Johnson 446·0069 Y Md Sa le upper Rf. 7, M r oss from Blue Fountain Motel. Sa t. May 19, 9 til ? Lo t s of fl ea m ark et item s. furnitu re and household Items. 350 Pontiac motor. Ca ll 446· R009 ---~--- - empta, menr 5er"IERS Ga r age Sale June i"a & 19, 9AM to 7PM. Rain or sh ine. t~..,-----..,.,-c--,.,----,-~--­ Chapel drive. 1/ 4 mi. out bu l,ville Rd . on left . Spring 11 Help Wanted nousec le aning . Lots of hargains. 6 Family Carport Sale June 17, 18, & 19. Clothing all si zes. houSehold items, apt. size washer & dryer. fur· niture. 114 mi. from Layne Furn ., Butaville-Porter Rd . ··· ··--- - -- - •li ln l10n got 'fOU down? Ge t r1 o. qr t ou t . Earn good SSS <.e lllflQ Avon . Ca ll4.46 3358 DrPECT CARE STAFF rl!'l'ded by a progressiv e 'I S1den1 1a l care f aci l ity -. r·rv1 c1ng menta ll y retar (lf'rt ndu lt s wrth behavioral rt ,o..,orders Previous ex t)l'rrl'nce workrng with I'' nple requ1red Ap :"'11c anls mu st be en · ~ · rq c t 1 e, creatrve, patrenl , .Jn(l clble IO work I lextble ·•nur'i $10.000 per yea r <., .JIMy tor a 45 hr work w1 t•k along w rth ot her t•1'fli i 1IS NI GHT REFIEF rA FF al so needed at '·• dr nt 1al homes 11 PM to •J,\ M . SJ 50 per hr , 30 to 40 · r work week If in · ·· rr·<:,~ed send r es um e to ''~·•n Res1de n11al Servi ces. 1 IC , Rl I Box 7, Mill Creek ~' cJ (,aii iPOir s, Oh 45631 R E q Nurse wonted for l> rtrt l1m e IV Therpy r'"'=- '' on M111 16 !trs IJCr _., 1"1<: , wrlh addr lr on al r•v t'r ,HJr when needed ' '<~', ll'xpcrrencf' rn IV Tiler p , r'> no t r eq urr ed Good op I'Of iUOI I Y for ad r<~l r- nwnt Call Br enda Y .11 (ire a! Ve teran s l\f•·lnOr 1,11 Hosplfal 614 997 '· 1 97 EOE W1t L do babysitting in my ) 04 675 648) ' l()r"!W, EinaBEia I ·; 1 Business Opportu nit y Bu<:>rrwss or store room rn P,H k (pnfr al Hotel o;; 11ow rnil k drrnkers a nr oUul 1 lhnl may easil y t•..rn you $80,000, wrthin the nf'Jrt yf' i1 r Call Robert -Har· f)N 30 4 675 1293 or 675 5868 . n Money t~ L~a..!!_ _ RE F I N ANCE or pur chase your home 30 year fi>C Cd r cl l f' WVet & Oh io. Leader M orlqeto e. 77 E State St, t\ rt, f' ns, Ot1 614 597 305 1. Professional Serv ices 13 C& L Book keeprng Hookk f'ep rng & tax serv tce tor nil t ypes ot businesses. ( MOl Neill 4-46·3862 P1.1no l unrnq and repair L .Jn(• Oi!n 1els Associ ate of f\run1ca rd r's GcJ IIipol is mel Cunnr nqham ·s Athens . 1-t ) '}95 1 or997 7082 10 share hom e W1Th 64 , ' nrd r0t 1red wrdow Cal l ,..,1.1 ?t5 9713 or 614 245 9238 L ¥If ;..· N .-, L P N"s needed now 1n full rl l req urrement s of 1 c F (f' rtdl ca ll on . Salary nmmr-nc.u rnle wrlh .,,, ,n1nq and exper1en ce F ) rr n'l 1ve benefits rn I I lJ (; I 0 q paId "" '"· P,Ti!I1Zat10n, relrr emenl nrnq ram . no penalty sick ',we. 3 week va ca tion to ... 1~r1 More Contact Per onnrt D1rector (304)675 l ))Q o r wrd e La kin tl o<, prtal. La ktn W VA ,h)'JO 1 PN needed for Or off rce l ' ,l rl !tme hours. Work •\ ton t11r u Sa l . Ca ll 61d QQ2 M3) ':>J)O 00 w ee kly ( fully ,IUMClOICf'd) workrng pari nr fu ll trme at home . J\lr, . kly paycheck s mailed r!•r, ly to you from Home l) tf, cr evPry Wedn esday .., ,,, .. , 1mmediatel y No ex necessary . : ··rrr>nce N .1 tr onol company Detail s .mel opplrca t1 on mailed · .... no your nam e and ad rlrPc..<; 10 Ame r ican F1elity 1 nrnpany. Hrr1nq Dept 77 . ltl Jil Lone Star Or . New r'r nunlets. TX 78130 ReatE state Homes for Sa le II l.t/ <1crC' !arm good hou se .1r1r! h c1rn s Call 446 2599 11 o; GE TTI N G LATE ·but vou c<'ln still have a home of vour ow n If you earn bet· w f'f' n S9,000 and $15,000. a vrM 2126 houses will be burl! rn the slate of Ohio un· rtN farm home rura l pr og r am th e tHJUS inQ r1 •mn1 nder o f 1982 These 11nmes will be f rnanced w.t ll no down pa y men t and P~wme nt s will be low as s 175 pe r month See ou r •nndel nf'a'" the Pic Pa c M,l rk. (' t on R T 50, W. 1\ IIH·no;, ::.r ca ll 992 7034 for 1nlo Krnqsbu rv Homes, 1100 E Marn St Pomeroy, 0 11 J net r oo m brr c k. fireplace, t},l "> l'rnent . gari1QP, one ,1r r·r K yqer Creek high o.,cr,ool drs trref F irst time oHN rct lor sn le To see cal l 7 <~ ':> 9/ 10 or 61.-t 9Q2 3905 /'l<,o.,um,l ble 71~ percent 1o.m 4 bedroom . 2 fu ll ll.1 1ns. all elec lr rc 75x100 fO r nr·r lot I 30 <~ 882 2319 WA NTED young non HOUSE Meartowbr ook Ad lr ·nkrn q darry ! a rm hel p, rl .t1on . ) bedrooms. fa mily mil k.1nq ,1nd farm work , nom w1 lh It repla ce, ce n '-r• nct lrller and thr ee rrtll arr. bnseme nl , phone . 30<1 675 1542 • t'krrnces to Box C 11, in or! ' PI Pl easant Regi ster. I tlr l'C !Jed room. one and •'nr 11t Pleasant, WV 25550 one h alt ba th s. garage, VA Nf'rded honest and reliab le ,1ss umabte 10 perce nr Joan 1,1("1 y to work and help run of 3<~,000 . $12,000 down, 304 · 675 1482 1 1r1 t1me business I · dl"l rnq wrll be r equ 1red Wrrtr P 15 rn care off Pl . ? <:. tory brr c k . 6 room s. and P I( .v:.a nl Reg1ster , 200 IJ,llh . basement ......, il rn St Pt PI W Va f rrPplo ce. 1211 Ma1n Sf JOA 61 5 1381 ' n~O . D• ·pr ndnble woman to care I H R E E bedroom house. r . 11 1 acre ~ 1nr elderly lady 10 m y ,, ,, ...,f'mf'n l . loW'1 f' Salary negiOfable, 1r round 304 675 32 79 vv •ll l bon us 304 675 1209 BRICK !lom e. Ml Ve r non flvt' cen tral a1r , J bf' ctrooms. 217 ba ths. 30<~ 675 7773. corner lol i) S1tu atr ons Wanted \. nr1 s1ran male, 28 desrre s ronq tf'rm . live on farm em nlnyrnrn l P.O Box 88, ~ ~.,lll1p0I1 S, Oh . Sta r t rm ·-.rc!r,llcly 11 In sura nc e .\ NDY A ND BEAVER In . ur rlO((' Co. has offered r,, fV JC eS f or l rre insur ance 'n vPraqe 1n Ga ll ia Coun ty l or almost a century . F Mm , home and persona l proper ly coverages are .1V,ldnb l C' to meet in 111v 1dual needs . Con tact Nral Insu ranc e Agency, 1qrnr Phone 446 · 1694 wanted To Buy WA NTED TO BUY Old fur n 11 ure and An tiques of al l 1<1nds, ca ll Kenne th Swa in, 4463 159 or 256·1967 in the . vf'nrngs . nacks, and 18th many\ rt cms . June and otner 19th, 9:00 ·5:00, 300 Sa nde r s Drive, Ga llipoli s. --- - - 18 ___w = a-" n-"ted ,.,_.t,.o_,o,_,o,_ __ He I~ Wanted tl 1tuqc Yard Sa le. Ttlurs. 17, 2 puppy's to gi ve away 614 F • • lB. Sa t 19. 9·6. 778 992·5864. • Ol1ver 51., Midd leport. _ ~-, l ,o!SS door , f irescreen, 1rvrnq room chairs, stereo, 4 kittens to good home. 614· 997 7176 _ runs. bedspre ads. c&ur tains, w• nlpr coa ts 1arge s mall iolh•nq , qlassware, nick 2 yr . Old male col l ie nclC kS , odds & ends. Lo ts shepard, mixed dog . 614· 1'"lor c 9'Y 2 l7J l. i Md Sal e Monday, June 1 mattress Cal l-446·9473. J 1 6 p m Ill dark , Tu esday J11 ne 12 . 9 am ti l ?. Sim Mal e German Shepard 8 l''nn r es1dence, Rose Hi II lo y'> (so me Fisher Prrce & mo . old . 3 month s old pupMo1 trll. odds & ends dishes. IW( ' 1~1mps, c lothing & 1973 pres. 1 ma le and 2 temale , Ford Ton no mix bred . Ca ll614 379 2168 . ====~5-~2~0=·1=m~o=.~p~d~.~~========9~:3:0:·f:fc~t~======~B-~2~0=·f~fc~~~=====~5~2=1=1=m~o~. j'.t C&M ROUSH FRYE'S f.tnaneiat Yard Sale Yard Sa le 1/2 mil e out Bulaville Rd . Thursday, Friday & Sa turd ay Lo ts of f've rything . 1s Sc hool s Instruction -----K .lfrlh? th e ul t ima te in se lf ctdercr' all private lessons, M r-n. women, & c hildren 11l'}lru cl10n thru black be lt . Kara t £ ru ..,o availa ble unrtorms pu c h1 n g an a k 1c k 1nq bag s, and pro tec 1r vc• eq u tpme nt . Jerr..,. Lowe ry & Associate s l<nrate St udio , 143 8ur l rng lon Rd ., Jackson, 011 Call6 14 286 3074 . 17 Miscellaneous ------ NEEDED : One fema le roomma te who wi ll be at· tcnd1ng Hock in g Techni ca l Co lleqe starting rn Sep· tf'mber to shar e apartm ent roo Ne l so n vi ll e, Ohi o Rensonab le rates . Can be lrr "> t or seco nd year studen t . Ca ll (6 14 ) 992·5084 . === Wanted to Do cc~·- 18 Law n Mowing no yard to b1g or sma ll. Reliab le and dependabl e. For es1imate cal l 446·3159 after 6PM 256· 1967 . THR EE bedroom modular. 11, t)n !h, utlllly room, com Dlr tc k 1tc hen , range & 'dri Qf' rator , £l pprox 1 ,1r r c, should qualify tor FcHmNs Loan , 304 675 3030 nr 675 3431 I wo story , 3 bedroom, full llrlSc mrnl. $40,000, 7,000 rtown & r~ssume loan of SJJ .OOO at 811%. English Cou rt . 304 675 3585 . Mot> tl e Homes for Sa le Jl ---- - IRi STATE MOBILE HOM ES USED MOBILE HOM ES, CARS, TRUCKS . GA LLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 446 7572 ( L EA N USED MOBILE H O M ES K ES SEL'S DUALITY MOB IL E HOM E SA LE S, 4 MI . WEST . GAL LIPOLIS, RT JS PHONE 446 3868. Prt fe redu ced For sale or l'} x60 2 bedroom rf'n l mobrt e home w1th 2 lo ts. Cul"> hea l , rural water . (IOSC IO Cily lim it s Call 4<16 1794 1980 W ndsor 14x70, new co nd De lu xe kitchen, large 11 v 1nq room & bath , 2 b('(lrm Hidden uti l . room 379 2310 Srr w oocl Pk . MH 2 bdr . AC. unde rpinning , $5,000 C,o1ll <1<16 2124 aft er 6. 1980 Farrmont , 14x52. 2 b ed r oom, take ove r paymen ts wi th approved r r f'C1rt. 614·367 ·0690. ---~~~- Lorq'f! sele c t ion o preowned mobi le homes Month of June on a lt homes Residen ti al Electric & pn ced over $5,000. Your Plumbi ng, 12 years ex · choice of $500. reba te or tie peri r nce, all work g uaran- downs and vi nyl Skit'ting in· .,sM il ed. A ll homes or units , teed. Call614·256-1748. traded in on new homes so ld by thi s dealership. Wil l do baby sitting in my Nnme and add ress of ' hom e Call614·388 ·9755. previous owner upon requ es t. Kingsbury 1100 E . Carpen ter work , repair or !Main Sl, Pomeroy . 614·992 r em ode ling, wall paneling, 7q34 . . ce iling tile, and some paint . Ca ll614·992-2759. 1968 12xSO Richardson Mobi le Home. Exc . cond . Furnished, underpinning & Will' do babysiH ing In my home. Spring Valley area . fuel oil tank . $4,000. 9925776 . Ca ll446-6574. Trash coll ection & hauling . Ca ll 446·4480 . --~~~~ - --~~~- ---~~~-- . ----~~~~ �Page-10-The Daily Sentinel Ohio 54 F u r rw;,tled t ra il er and land . 18,000 BTU tl ur of s tale owner w lll be offers ,111 ------ Pels tor Sale 56 PINE Emerson a1r AKC condi l!oner, $300 Cal l 614· pups n prprnrses Fn and Sat :ww lA nnd 19 Wrll co n .., .t r r Mi sc. Merchandice 379·2701 eve nings KIT 'N' CARLYLE"' by Larry Wright RIDGE CO LLI ES Regist e red Co ll ie Ca ll 614·256·1267 or 52 ga l elec trr c hot w a ter Beech quarter mare 3 yrs Broke . B1g show pony , t ank , ltk e new New wood and coa l burning parlor ••.r ~'V t' t f'rnctery, next to V ri,H rr G r een Apt's For ,,,, r' rn l o Cril l 61-4 992 7795 < I F ICOI1 <'l 111d ... 'hi ':>tl fl' soo 1 '}par ------ 388 8165 ,, ' H()".\E ') -\-\OVE 0 ..,, 1 & n<..urr•n C all , J -. \ I P \'vll rlil\('11 'I · lr1 • ) Pd<lrl•' ' ~ l' 1 t> ' '! 'l I t> ,1 "'PD •Ir ' •d , ',(\J\ • P '( 1 II' .,.., 110 111(' l r n!i r• r J ,\ <, 'h 1>.1.'1 <,r•tl II ' JQ.I Zen tth b lac k and whtfe TV Co ur t 42 tlil"> 1,1 rq r p,l(!r <t lly l4x65 } b f' uroorn tra olcr 111 Mrd ' • • r'lf'po rt .n, IJ F rlrll1S ~~ ,\( R E QQ'} 78 .J I .' twd r oo rn tr aile r Rea l ' •Cf' adult s on ly Brown 's I r dolt r Par k M•ncr sville o I,, 997 337 4 tor S<t l e f Mrn ON E tJr droom m o btl e no nw c1 1r condl l toncd . on pr tvrllC' l o t ou tsk•rl s Hen dNson U ltltf1 es furnr shed . '!.J30 mon th 304 675 6730 3 hf'dr oom ''"' W 1H 1 spaCIOUS "'' ntt'Cl k •fctlcn 1 pond s. r q or •c t'<1 ro Sf' II Self or .r~o· tc11 nousc •n town J ~v., WAJ JOJ 675 4614 ;,l r, Sl 50 mon th p lu s rc tcrC'nc es 614 or 6 14 997 6510 ri!'DO~• ' & 420 lb •r ., ,,, , n nr lolmf'n t runn •nq .'. ,,, r of'rlf r oun (f $10 500 ',,,,, )0 4 675 6851 ~ SI Mobil e Hom es l or Rent tH' ctroorn tra iler ctose to '>• ' ' OOI pa rk , s t ores D •' OOStl r equ•red Mtd niC'pnrt 6 14 997 59 14 88] ]8/Q ,( I ORlA N • S.t 500 unde r pcnned , .' ,,,, .,,u, " no t •rf'ploce e x ·• 1 1 rc ,ldy l or • <" ·' ' ~' po~srss•on , 614 IJt- llJo !04 675 45-14 • • f C~rrn TWO bf'droom untur ntshed '!.I SO p er mon t h plus rtppos• t Camp Con ley , 304 675 1371 304 675 38 11 dufNJ 2 lo t<> wdh .t.o11t•r ctost to c rly Sl.tSOOO Cntl 446 , • r1 Apar tm ent for Rent .t..t I:'< 1 r ..,,~, , .. pdr l m rnt , 2 bdr . un f , no Of'~'> Cn lt 446 3937 n r1r rl ll CI ll rl lf nc rec; l l c; <; ap • •nt lt'ly 600 It road ' ' rJ(I • on Corrl r. • poon ! Ret nrM Cc n :•• SJ 000 00 Phone nr ndr apartmen t, ca r Dt ' !NJ kt! c hen turn• slwd, o!f c, trret parktn g. no pe ts, ,lf1Cl Ave . G aii•PO I• s Ca ll • ~ l l'l\I J .j 1 IJ O J87<l ''"'' !It <,) 75 il f f(S 10 5 , ,,, Fl.lllo r L• l vsc hool · • rr o( r C l ll 614 379 7 196 4 rrn apa rtm ent s .l cJull '> no prt s. utlltt• es l ur n•<> llPCI (i'lll 446 3733 , vrntllQS4 46 0171 1 & I rots tn Ohr o . ·'"' f M l'mory Gnrdens. ~ r on (.111 <1461 7 15 dilys . ... r, JSo 6637 evf' n. nqs ilfler \'. u ,lvf 1n M•d dlcporl 7 bd room l flc•cncy (1pt I 304 882 1150 614 742 2545 Househo ld Good s SWAIN AUCTI ON FURNITURE & PAWN SHOP 61 Ol•ve St . Gat ltpolts 3 pr ece l rv rng r oo m sulles couch lo ve se n t cha tr $199 , 7 pt ece l•v• ng room sut tes f rom $ 140 up, love seats f rom $70 up. map le d tnet se ts fr om $99 to $199 , wal l hugger s s 100 . recttners sao. maple r oc kers $49 , bedroom su 1tes S150 , vartely of tabl e lamps, marble top stand s SJO and up, box sp rtng s & mallress (new) $100. se vera l ultltt y cab• nel s, ktl · c hen ca btne ts wood & me tal . baby beds c hests of d rawers $15 to $60 , 3 way rec t1ners $100 , gas & elec lrt c ranges , refrtgerat ors , wash stands , bunk beds c o mplete wtth bunktes S170 , several dressers . hall trees . beds. brass head board beds S35 , bookcases , smo kers , Hoover sp rn dry washer , wr rnger t ype washe r s. hutch, coal & wood heaters. televtstons. fan s. new tool s of al l ktnds , va r•ely of sdv erstnne c ook ware Ca\1446 J\59 LA YNE' S FURNITURE Sol a. chatr . rocke r , ot l oman, 3 tab les. (ex tr a heavy by Frontter) . $685 Sof a. charr and loveseat, $275 Sofa s and chatr s p r. ce d from $285 to $795 T ab ies, $38 and up to $109 H •de a beds ,$340 , qu ee n s •z e. $380 Recltner s, $175 to $295 , Lam ps fro m S 18 to $65 5 pc d tnet tes from $79 . to $385 7 pc . $189 a nd up $1 19 up to $495 Desk $ 110 .1 room s and ba th F ull t'l nsemen t Stove and f rtdge 1n ki ! Ctl cn No tn s1dc pets 614 991 3090 J bc-droom 1 bat h. l amtly r oo m . basemen t 1 plu s o1 c r es. frud tr ees, tn Pomeroy $250 pe r month 614 991773 1 or6 14 9'115116 7 r oom hou se, stove and rcirtg In Pomeroy $200 per mon t h plus u t tlrt tes Deposrt requ 1red 614 991 7184 1 Rooms W1 lh cookt ng. cnble, a 1r . $40 a week 304 773 5651 46 54 &Ur HOW CAN VOU BE HERE t YOU'RE IN WIS CONSIN 601N G AFTER ONE OF THEM, WHAT· CHAMA CALL IT, H0DA67. Ca ll 446 2107 cei ling s . Ca ll 614 367 7784 or614·367·7160 She ph a rd Doubl e r ed m erl e, phone 614·992 7206 a ft e r 5 or 304 773 5332 FO U R mon th s Creative wood deck s, pressunzed p1ne, ced ar & redwood Fr ee estrma te ~~~~~~~~~~~r.;:::::;::::::~~~~~ ~a~l-6-14_·~8 9762 old $25 , ma l e, phone 304 ))3 -5078 . Over 1.000 ce r amtc mo ld s, kiln s and supplte s 742 2925 or 741 1085 71 Super deluxe 2 sp eed broom sweeper E xc co nd $10 61 4 985 445 4 66 Chevy II Supe r Sport. 6 cy l•nder. $800 00 379·2779 Au toma t• c Matag was her Au toma t iC Se r s Ken more washer $65 742 2352 $50 ELECT RI C golf ca r t wt th ba tt ery charger $195 400 500 New br ic k s $35 30 Assor tm ent of 8" & 12" block s $15 J 6' Sec t 1on of 11 " co rrugat ed m e t a l c ul ve rt wtth 2 coupl1ng $50 304 675 46 77 AKC r eg1s t e r ed, so ltd b la ck, Germ a n Sheph erd pupp1 es. champ ton blood ltne s, hav e both pa r ents, 1980 Pont1ac Sunb1rd auto tr ans, power steer1ng, AM FM radto , exce ll ent c ond Wurlttz e r Funm a k e r Organ , 3 k ey b oards Ortg1na t prr ce $1895 Wtll $100 Ca ll 304·5762585 $350 00 Pho ne 304 675 3445 RABBITS, su rf ab le lor fr ytng, ca ll 304 576 2369 55 For Sale or Trade Ca ll 614145 5121 U sed mater ta ls Butldtn gs 1 8. R at G DC Stee l beams, wood & s tone See J 1m G des Far'!! ~qu•p~ f!!:'!... . New and Used Troy · Butlt t ill e r s for garde nrn g Swrs her Impl eme nt J ohn D ee r e Dealer , Rt I, Galltpol ts , 446 0475 Kub Kl1pper belly mowe r , c u1t1vators f or 3 pot nf h1f· c h Good cond tt1 on 256 Me tal shee t 's fl at porce lm enamel coa ted. wtl l na1!, won ' t r ust Ex mat ertal all types of butld1ng 20 24 gauge 4'x8' $7 00, 4'xl0 ' $8 00. 4'x l1' $9 60 4'x odd 56 DRAGONWYND CA T TERY KE NN EL AKC C how p upptes , CFA Ht malayan , Pers1an and Stamese k 1tte n s Ca ll 446 3844 a f ter 4 p m HIL LCREST KE NNEL Boa r d mg a ll br eeds, c lean 1ndoo r ou tdoor f ac1 lltt es A lso AKC Reg Dober mans Ca ll446· 7795 BRIARPATCH KENNEL S Boarding and groom1ng A KC Go rd o n se tt e r s, E ng li Sh Cocker Spa nt els Ca ll614 388·9790 se tt er, Dog $150 Mor gan Woodlawn Farm, CO UNTRY MOBILE Home 1975 Case 450, dozer tractor, 1.800 hrs , ve r y B 1g wh rte rabb1t and a littl e w h1te r ab bit Ca ll 614· 446· Pa r k , Route 33 , North of Pome r oy La r ge lot s Ca ll good cond , $14,900 446 4537 and ask for So nia Cal l 614 256·6))9 991 7479 3732 Regtstered a nd grade hor· ses, exce ll ent 4·H prot ec t Engli sh and western sa d· d i es eve rything 1mag1n ab le in horse equ 1p· m ent and suppli es, also rrd1ng l essons and trail ndes and horse tra1nmg Ruth Reeves , Hoof Hollow 614 698 3290 4 yea r old reg1 ster ed quar· ter hor se stalli on 614·742 · 2274 Regtstered Poll ed H er eford cows for sa le 614 · 742 2182 Hay & Grain tilt wheel , cruise, AM ·FM stero, cloth intenor Call Ca ll614·367 0690. w 1fh 1977 VW Rabb•t At. AM FM tape , 55,000 mil es, good cond . $3,000 Cal l 614· 1975 Harl ey Da v id son Spar · t ster E xc cond Lots of c hrome. $2800 Sertou s tnQ 245 5533 a fter 6PM o nly 614·992 3955 81 Toyo ta Tercel, 35 MPG , 13,000 m1 , 4 spd , AM· FM 1976 Hond a 125 3,356 miles $500 614·992·7663 radto Ca ll 446 2783 or 446 265 1 ------ADVA NCED 1981 YAMAHA 650 Max1m , G utt er Do ors 74 Ford L TO 4 door, v inyl top, AM radio, good cond 304·882·3331 1980 plu s depo51 1, 304 675 1371, 304 675 38 11 Mob1l e Home s for R ent - ---- Call 446 3159 Mobtle Hom e, Eu reka , 1 Bdr , furn ., nverfront lot, MerebandiSI! ret a. depos• t. Ad ul ts. $100 mo I 643 2644 N ice c l ea n mobile home, na t gas, no pets. adults onl y Ca ll 367·7438 Clean 11x60, 2 bdr . mobil e home Furn ., convenient, goOO ne 1ghborhood, air cond , sec dep r eq Call af· ter 5, 446·8558 51 Household Goods 1 Frost fr ee refrigerator l1ke new, $150 . 1 Norge auto washer late model, A I cond • $110. Ca ll446·8181 . Genera l Electric washer dryer pair , harvest gold, look s ni ce, guaranteed OK . Ca ll 614·256· 1207 . c ustom , sa ddl e sea t , travel t runk , highw ay pegs, 1500 miles, exce ll ent cond1tion , 304·675·4596. Volard 1976 Ford Granada 4 dr with a tr , p.b, p s, auto. trans One owner, very low m tleage $1,895. or accept trade . 614·667·3085 YAMAHA cel l ent 500, oc ndrtion , low mileage, 304·882·2812 after 4 00. Boats and Motors for Sale gas tanks, 4 sets of skiis, lit e jacket and skt ropes 74 MFG 60 HP, Chrysler, S1.150 Cal l 614·245·5293 at · ter4 ·30. 76 Auto Parts & Accessories 1973 Pontiac Ventura motor 350 and new trans . Less than 15,000 on both . Lot's of new parts on car T · lop, maroon, w silver interior L 48, air condition , automatic traps ps, pb, 30,000 miles. $1500 . 304·675· 3015. Pnce $250 as is. 614·667· 3085. Hanshaws Used Lucas Lane, Tires Po1nt Pleasant 304-675·7360 1973, 350 OLDS motor , good 1969 windshield, Ford truck back glass , springs, 19)4 Lincoln, 1971 camper positraction rear end, 1971 van, Ford truck all parts good, 1970 Toyota tor parts Turn 1966 Corvarre Call air conditioned, conditioned. power steeri ng, 350 engine, $700 . or best offer over $600. by 6· 23·82 2511 Jefferson Ave . Pt . Pleasant, wv . 1974 BRONZE Monte at Ten Mile sign on Rt 2, 4th house, anytime ONE 12 toot Mid West be d tor truck, 3 fool rac ks, 2 years old, $500.00, Le roy Nibert, 304-675· 2866. 77 Auto Repair Duality Aulobody & Paint work . Professional c u stom paint work on motorcycles. Auto Trim Center, 446· 1968. 79 Motor Home 1 Campers 1976 23' Coachman Motor Home. New condition. 614· 256·1267 or 614·446·2107 . 174 p1eces brown un · derpinnmg for a mobile home used just 1 year . A seven & one halt teet by 58 1nc he w 1de multicolored, braided oval rug. White uniforms (pantsuits) three different sty les, sizes 9·10. Call after 4PM, ~ - 3065 . Used sofa; loveseat; chair ; used blue carpet various sizes; used side by side refrigerator, exc . cond.; built in gas oven; gas cook REESE TRAILER HITCH COMPLETE SET UP, $~50 . 00. Call ~- 4929. 1973 OLDS 6 cyl, 3 speed standard, customized, $725. 304-675·6747. CUTLASS Brogham , miles, excellent con· will sell or trade, \If 3()07:1-5078 E scorl, phone top ; 20 cu . fl. Holpoinl c hest freezer, exc. cond .; recliner. Call Corbin & Furniture, ~- 1171 . Scamp Travel Trailer and new 5th wheel. All fiberglass, light weight. Factory direct. Call toll free 1·800·346·4962 tor tree color brochure. SAVE BIG BUCKS I 1963 GMC school bus, made into camper. New carpel & curtains.. · good condition. Call ~-3666 after 6 :00PM. 1974 MONTE Carlo, good condition, $1,100. 304-675· 4524. dryers, Furnished mob•le home. 3 bd . rQoms . Washer and dryer . Private lot. No pels, d e p . req . 614·949·2253. refrigerators , ranges . Skaggs Ap · pliances, Upper River Rd .. beside Slone Crest Motel. 446·7398. BTU air conditioner, used 3 months, $200. ~- 4929 . 304 895 3802 Sea m less Offerrng cont1nuou s gu tt e rrng , seam less s 1d1ng, roofing, garage doors, f ree est tm a tes, 614 698 8205 MY OLD ROOM. AND I STi o.. L HAV E IT A5 IT WA5. WHAT MEMORIES TROUBLE RELATING TO THE ONLY ~ROTHER ~Ill 5PENT THE N• GHT WI TH HIM . JUST TO MAKE SURE HE 'S All NI GHT. I HAVE. BACK -...1~-f1J~"'.-'4"'"-zt STARKS Tree Trtmm tn g and Lawn Se rv. ce Shr ubs trtmm ed Ph one 304 576 EVIDENTLY NOT EI ILL '5 BROT HE R HA D AN ATTACK OF SOME SORT LAST NOW M OT HER'S GON E THEY'VE LEFT IT BRINGS RIG HT. BUILDIN G , remodelrng , carpentr y , r ooftnq,pl um · bing , concrete · · ""''' 304 675 1440 Plumbing & Heat.ng 82 CA RTER 'S PLUMBIN G AND HEATIN G ~eni~telev~ion l~ti~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cor Fourth and P1ne Phone 446·3888 or 446· 4477 Excavati~ backhoe work __ CII MOVIE: ' Darby 0 ' Gill & Unle People ' (Jl My Three Sons Cl) ABC News (f) Electric Company (j]) Over Eaay 6 ·30 0 CII ffi NBC News (1) $50,000 Pyromld The Hoe man . 614·992-2618 (]) Father knows Bes t (I) Muppet Show ; 0 (I) (]D CBS News Cll Dr. Who JAR Constru c ti on Co D1t cher, ba c khoe , and dozer Footers, gas l1nes, water lines, Rut l and, Oh 10 614 ® Ufloo, Yoga end You 742·2903. Gl (lZ AIIC News 700 8 (])P.M. Magazine CII MOVIE: 'High Coun try' L awrence Sid en sfrt ck er Backhoe ServiCe Ca ll 675 (]) Bull' a Eye ffi All -Star SportsChal· lenge (]) Wlnnen ()) Entertllinment Tonight 5580. 84 Electrical _ -~ ~~efr~erat!E'! __ _ ffi Hoppy Days (Jl Tic Toe Doutlh 0 SEWING Ma chine r epatrs, service Authorrzed Smger Sa les & Servtce Sharpen Sc 1ssors Fabri c Shop, Pomeroy 992·2284 . (]) e HOOVER and Eureka Ser· up a nd de liv e ry . 304·675· 2440 Attonto D (Jl Family ~eud (!) Llveme and Shirley (() Bualne.. Report llJ Richerd Slmmono ® loouoo: Ohio Gl ClZ Entertainment Tonight 8 :00 haul e d away or something moved? We'll do it . Call 446·3159 or 614·256·1967 after 6. Call • CD CD T eechers Only A student moves 1n w11h Diana. {R) (J) MOVIE: 'On tho Right Track' (1) Googrophlc Spocll!l (Il ESPN Spoclol Goff I'Noontatlon: 1912 u.s . ~· Pobbto llooch. CA--Round (I) D ClZ Bonoon The Now Hauling limestone·fill dirt·top soil -gravel Free estim<1tes 7101. ()J Muppet Show D CI1 You Aokod For tt (Jl .. JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE Ca ll614·36)·7471 or 614·367·0591. something MacNeil-lehrer (I) Another Ufe (]) ESPN Spc>(ta Center ()) Major league Base· ball : Sen Francl1co at vice Used swee per s Pic~ Need (]}) Report (]D Newo 7.30 Q~eral~auli~g. vestment matters News For water l1nes, sewer lines, sept1 c tank s or lea k y ba se m ents ca ll Ha ym an 8_5 _ Lout s Aukeyser analyzes the ·aos wtth a week ly re· v•ew of economtc and tn- 6 :00 OCIJ ffi O CIJ® ID C!Z Spec •al .. Cll ®Wall Straet Week EVENING farm rates Ca ll us f or fr ee est1m a tes 446·4.440 ________ ---- - and future (A) FRIDAY 6 / 18 / 82 Ga llipolt s D1ver sift ed Con· st . Co . Custom dozer & 614·367· governor 's staff gets 1n· volved H'l the stoc;:k market {Closed Captioned) D (Jl Dutcoo of Houord I ltotcle Jesse fells into a t•" p set by Bo01 Hogg. {RI HAULING -Limestone, gra· vel. sand. Ph. 742·2505. JIMS Water Service. Cal l Jim Lanier, 304·675·7397 . 87 - - 81 GO OD U SE D AP · PLIANCES wa s hers, Wafer we ll s Commerc •al and Dom es t iC T es t ho les Pumps Sales and Se r v tce {IOmln.l Cll (fj) WuhlngtoA Wook/ 2 bed room mobile home, down Rt . 7, $125. pe r mo. Ca ll614·256· 1157 . 1088 or 675·4560 81 ___ HART S Used Cars, New 1975 . pertenced ma son, roofer . ca rp ent e r , e l ect r1 c 1an, ge n e r a l repa1rs and remodeling . Phone 304 675 ex Haven West V irgmi a . Over 20 less ex pensive cars in stoc k Corvette, them 1010 1978 15 1/ 2 ft In· haul sk• boat, 2 Plymouth --· Wan ted to r ent ware hou se, stor age butld1ng or l arge garage •n c 1ty of Ga lltpoli s 650 1977 Carlo, excel lent ocndition, Wanted to Rent CB 75 s12oo.oo. 30H75-m7. 47 HONDA or see George Harrr s a t S1mmons Small tr a1 1e r spaces Ma so n 304 773 565 1 FOUR room house, Camp Conr ey, $130 per mon th , Hurn1 1 or 446 2264 1973 PONTIAC Lemans, air prox 52,000 miles, AT , AC , If toda4~ AM· FM, 304-675·2533 . Pontiac Gene ' s St eam Ca r p e l Clea n Sco tc h Gaurd Free est tmates spr 1ng spec ral s cond , $3,495 Ca ll 446 2266 wagon, -------- Pa•ntmg , 614 256 1596 RIN GLES 'S SERV ICE ex 1979 Malibu Classic stal!on Autos for Sale THAT Wf\5 A SP LE N D I D LUNCH , OCX:TOR~ IS TH ERE ANYTHING HERE I C AN HELP YOU WITH ? 1980 Bomber c l ass 1c bass and skr boat , fully equ1ped , 90 HP motor and tr a il er 304·882·2043 between3 p m and6p .m Jraasportatlon - ' '· r"'U " I need accept trade . 614·667·3085 614 675· 1551. 1981 CR BOR Hond a d.rt bike, ex co nd Ca ll 614 245 ER -l'LL6ET YOUR CHOI'I F & K Tr ee Tr1mmrn g, stum p remova l 675 · 133 1 c lude r s Call6l4256· 1748 Grand L e Mans, 2 dr., ap· Ca ll 1981 H arl ey Davison w rde IF THE PICKING5 ARE Tl11H! LI KE 9216 stationwagon 6 cy l auto. tr a ns. goOd cond, $1,895 or 1979 Motorcycles 24 55)5. Laytng hens & qu ee n ex Sa le, 367·0205 YOUR OH .FOR A SECOND THER.E , HE SiJLI«D ... ~· DBE GUY<;~ UR.EO" AN' ..BULL.. 11./IECII. - Pll£ TH' WORST? - A trless sp r ay pa mttn g commer c tal & r es1dent1al, 1nterior & ex tenor, m sured & bond ed Free est•m ates , reasonable r ates . B & B RON 'S Tel ev1SrOn Se r vtce Spec1a lt z1ng 1n Ze nrt h and Motor ol a, Quazar , and house ca ll s Phone 576 2398 or 446 2454 Asking $1 ,700 614 985·4387 Ltv es tock 3 y r old Qu art er hor se mare, $400 or best off er For headers & lots of ex tra s, $4995 .00 or S3800 .00 and trade fo r p1 ck up ca ll 614 · • THEY'LL STEAL PET !Z16HT OUT C & R Pa 1nt Cent er Prof ess 1onal pa1nt ers, comme r c tal and r esiden t1at, i nsured 41 Court Sf , Gall1polis, 446·9458, no an swer446 1758 1980 Hond a odessy, 2 ex tra s r ear ttres, Sl.OOO Ca ll 614 1977 Chevette with a.r, new brakes , stee l b e lt ed r ad 1a l s, 80 , 000 mil es 304·67 5 1286 71 1979 JEEP CJ5, 6 c yl sp ilt STRUCT I ON Constr , roofmg , Sldtng, sp out.ng , fenCing , pa1n t 1ng, r ep atrs & c lean in g 446 1000 . ca ll before 8 and a ft er 5 30 1nt , S700 E urell Auto Sa le Rt 160 & 554 . Ca ll 614·388 1975 Pontta c Astre-4 cy l. HAY tor sa le 304·458· 1854 Groom •ng . Ca l1 614·388 8547 1976 DODGE Trades man CO N Ge ne Sm 1th , 991·6309 ------ Son1a 's Professtonal passe n ger, CHRI S TI A N ' S g li de Ca ll446·76 15 a ut o .. good cond AM · FM, 8 tr ack s tereo. $900 . Call 614 992 7645 loade r Ca ll446·3417 . POODLE GROOM IN G Pia sl tc Sepf tc Tanks State Ca ll Judy Taylor at614·367 and county approved 1.000 7220 7 low m iles, 304-675 2533 exce ll ent condttion , $2, 100 N ew p os t hol e d tgger. new II b lade 3500 d• ese l Ford 64 1980 VW Va nagon, AM FM , automatiC , HOWC'N THE DOG · OH, THEY NAPPERS FIND ENOUGH AREN'T DOG<; FOR LAB' RATORY FI\RTICULAR! U5E ? ARE THERE Tl'llT MANY STRAYS RUNNIN' AROUND"' . BUT 6 14 388 74 $5 00 Tuppe r s Platn s, Ohto 61 4 667 308 5 Vans & 4 W.O . 73 Ca ll 77 Monte Carlo, 67 ,000 m1 , $2,400 78 Ford L TO , 4 dr , 45,000 m1 , $2 ,200 78 J ee p CJ), 34,000 m1. , $3,600 71 Monte Carlo good body, ex Ca II 446 4307 afte r 5. 30 63 RE DUCED $500 00 Ca ll 304 576 21)4 at te r 5 30 p .m $1700 304·675 6747 1977 Monte Carlo bla ck , l oaded w1th ex tra s, ex Farm supplies & Li'lesto£11 TOBACCO T ortno 12,000 mi on rebuilt engtne , 1968 Pontta c Catal1na , p ar ts f or sa le 46 M1ll Creek, Ga lltpolts, Oh 1208 Butldtng ma terrals block , brt ck. sewe r prpe s, wrn dows, ltntel s. e t c Cl aude Wtnler s. R ro Gra nde, 0 Gran 1970 VW , 30 plu s MPG, 9754 , home 614·388·8769 Srgn a ture he av y duty gas dry er Exc cond SllO or tr ade f or dee p freez e r 614 985 4454 61 TWO lw1n beds, wh tf e bam boo and ca n e, mattress an d sprr ng s and accesso n es Call H ar old Taylor, 446·8692 or 614 245 9557 ALMOST new gasoli ne weed cat er, $75 Nearly new wrought •ron l1gh t l tx l ure $30 3 Pontoons 20x 12, 9939 Ford ca rpeted & pane l ed, needs som e body work , askt ng paint, good cond. Cal l 614· 245 5873. $895 St rawberr.es ptck your own , brtng c onta1n e r Claude Winter s, R 10 G r an· 59 Ewmgt on 1974 200 van , automatic , air con d1t1oned, power steering , 63 Corva tr auto. trans , new Fru1t & Vegetables St r awbe rn es 1972 Che vy pi ck up $300 00. Ca ll 446 4782 rough body , $495 Ca ll 614· 256 6808 se ll $650 00 379·2))9 58 Ma sonary work , Log ue Confracttng, Rt 1. ha s a full Size bed, tully MU SICal In struments de, 614 245 5121 TROYO I LT Roto t tllers . all model s. dtscoun ts• lm med ta l e shtpmenl Trade .n you r Old rototrller on a new Troybtlf and ge t a free Ga rdenway Squeeze Stra rn er Ca ll 703 942 387 1 or wrt fe Ht c kory H1ll Nur scr y. Rl I Box 39 Nur seD A, F•she r svdle, VA 22939 PRICE 'S --------- 304 675 2944 57 Auto· 3100 or 446 7122 3381 oo ld 614 9921374 T IN TING Comme r c tal Res1dent1al A lso k1ts availab le. E nergy Control Sys tem . Call 446 17 h p Ma ssey Ferg uson AKC r egtster ed Doberman , qarden Tra c tor H ydro red & ru st , f ema le, 3 years speed ot2 " mower 614 997 o ld . 1100. 304 458 1513 Magt c Che f L P gas range , 7_2___Truck 's for Sale Autos for Sale GLASS T HR EE ma le AKC Stiv er Poodl es. ca ll304 882 3596 5930, Jackson , Oh . RON EVA NS ENTERPRISES Large pr 1vate lot I m tl e lrom St Rt 141 & Rt 775 Call 446 4053 Fren ch Ci t y Pa1 n l1ng r eside ntr a l & comm erc 1al. tnterior , ex ter. or , paper hangin g, & t ex t ured M1sc. Merchand•ce gal lank , pn ce $340 Other sr zes tn stock, haul m your ptckup tr uck Ca ll 614 286· Sp ace for Rent puppi es r eg •st ered , Lab r a dor , Wood tab le w tth 4 cha rr s, Hutches, $300 and $375 . )\66 maple or p tn e ftn tsh ., I() Bedroom sut tes Basse tt Bunk bed F thc•Pnty ap t 6149915 434 Che rry , $795 co mp lete w tth ma ttr esses , 1 wo ,1< It ' ro ts 150 It r ood or 997 59 14 or 304 881 7566 $150 and up to $395 Cap tr•Hl Tn cw c ily water. Tatn 's beds , $275 co mplet e IH r·.n(l H.\ Lu mber ca l l 304 A partm en t s 675 5548 Baby beds, $99 Mattresse s ~I'• 6Hl3 6/S 36 18 or box spnngs, full or tw1n, APARTME N TS mobrle $58 . ltr m, $68 and $78 1 NO n ctr o•n•n g lo t s tn t•nrn f' s ttou s e s. PI QueC'n se ts, $195 4 dr rr .., ,r, c i C'd subd•Vt StOn on P I P,lS~ln ! nnd Ga ll•pOil S c hes t ~. $42 5 dr c hes ts, M,l c;o n Coun t y Road 7 37 61 I ·1•16 B??1 Or614 245 9484 $54 Bed fr ames, $20 and 11 rt c, r or ner lo t $ 18.500 $25 . 10 gun Gun cab1nets , l 16 ,,err <, $16 ,500 Phone $350 . d•nelle chatrs $20 APAR TME N T tn Pt ro.r H1 4 5703 alt er 5 30 p m and $25 Gas or el ec tn c PIC'clS,l n! 6 14 t146 872 1 ranqes . $315 Baby 1 rl( r1 ·. (l rtll ccl we ll. septtc mat r esses. $15 & $35 . bed Apo rl mC' nl s, tur ntshed and l rln l<. 'l5x75 un lt n rshed b lock lram es $70 . $15 , & $30 Used un l ur ntshed Referen ces t) uolct• n q $6.500 one hall Fu r ntlure bookcase, 104 67 5 1365 rn dr ' oll (' net G reer Road , ranqes and TV 's 3 mil es 104 615 1949 ou T Bulavrlle Rd Open 9am ONE brdroom un to 7pm , Mon thr u F rr , 9am t urn tshed, $175 per month , to 5pm , Sat PI U S cl r p os tl GalllpO(tS 446 0312 Ft'rry WV J0 4 675 1]71 , 67 5 JR I 7 BEMCO mattresses or box 41 H ou ses for Rent sprrngs, full or tw1n, $58 6 H onw.., l or Ren t . Lease or LARGE turn .snecL one P•e ce Naugahyoe heavy wood ltvrng room su rt e L o~nct c rH~ Ir ,lc l 1n town or tw droom rrpar l rnenl rn Pt $695 Pillow arm sof a & c ountry Call Strout Pl0rrsa nt , modern fur Pr·,ll l y .116 0008 notur 0. Wrl Sil er dry er hook c hatr $375 Roll top desk , dr1rk & ltght, $189 Bunk up, no [:f'I S, phone 304 675 bed s. com plete , 1nc lud e 1386 Hnu<., l·t. rrn & tF tlh lnqutr e ma ttr ess, $199 Comple te QIR SNo nd Ave. G<t ll tpolts wa ter bed shop wtlh 10 45 Furnr shed Roo m s bedroom su•tes on d tsplay , 1 IJCi r tl OUSC Q OOd loc atron , '> LE E PING ROOM S a nd st,1 rtmg p r1 ce $199 up to J nttr r~pt , HUD eo:: ce pted l•qll t housek eept ng apt , $1500 Bog daddy coc kt a il & { >..O ne RCcll Es tat es, Ca r ol end tab les $50 Wa ll A Way P<1rk Cf' nlr al Ho tel YhlON Rea lt or Call 304 reclt ner s $169 and up La 6/ 5 5104 or 675 5::>86 Z Boy recltners tn stock Furnrshed Room $ 125, USED FUR NITU RE 5 pc utdil•cs pa•d . 919 7nd ave , & 7 pc d 1nett se ts, st ud10 3 bctr horne tn c tly , no pe ts, Gatr.pol• s S•ngte m.:Jie, c oucn & cha1r , bed r oom r f' fN enc e Ca ll 446 1158 sh rtre ba th Ca ll 446 44 16 a t su tte Hollywood styl e, bunk ter 7PM bC'ds. gl ass front book Po m e r o y 2 bd room. ca ses F la1r Furntture & r f' rn ode l ed. 408 Sprtng Hav e va c ancy tor el derly Destgn Ga llt po l •s Ferry , ( Mpe tc d, scc urrty depost t WV Open 9 6 Ph on e 304 tn my prrvate hom e Good S100 Ren t $ 195 Ca ll after 6 ex pert ence $450 . per mo 675 1371 p m 997 2288 6 14 667 6319 42 For app t 614 992 )342 Gaso ltne a nd heaf•ng fuel Ca ll Exce l SIOr O tl Co m pany 614 9911105 . rwdroom ,,u,,,, ( IIll O.., r Reason ab le . AUS TR AL IAN ]Jx]Q Call it• !) lll Tt l(' l t--. 70 · , •t' I .1'' S7J00 twu room 1910 Monnr Ho • pet Cleantng featured by Ha ffe tt Brosther s Cu stom Carpe ts Free es t tma tes a. poodl es Reg Br1ttany Spa n• el 1 yr pups, AKC old , ha s sho t s G un lr·eo;;s t'"''d No Checks, 304 Remrngton 12 gauge auto , 181>5<l95a . mode l no 48 , $125 ea Ca ll 614 367 0317 rno bile twrT r r1on1 'o \\1 CAPTAIN STEEMER Car ~ 't> ." 1 I 'I se r v tces for c l1p Englr sh 1979 Prnto st at1on wagon Green ve l vet ch atr S50 and go ld lovesea t S75 Ca ll 614 H OME ,.. ' ' II ·: - bu11t up rool Ca ll 614·388 9622 or 614·388·9857 und l'rprnnrng b 14 99 ') 2909 -''0f\1Lf Ca ll 614 388· - - ---· - - - . 11 x60 , t urnr~ tl('d , Hom e Impro veme nt s Ma rc um R oo ftn g & Spo.u ting . 30 years ex penence, spec 1a li z1ng 1n , , 1(1 -l lJ6 807 1 nn '<'f•rn C HANGED 81 20 yrs ex p 9652. I 614·949·2455 stove Ca ll 614·367 0158 'l'h•· Daily SentinPI- I'ai:• ·- 11 PAINTIN G 1ntertor and ex t er 1or, plumb 1n g, roofing , some r emodel1ng ~ - 2107 Orrec ' '''115 /\c r oss tram Friday, June Ul, 19112 1982 Home Improvements STUCCO PLASTERING · textured ceilings com· merclal and residential, tree estimates. Call614·256· 1182. Upholstery - :.- :::- TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Ave ., Galtlpolis 446·7833 or 446·1833. · t fitwlew Paul Dulle tfcSsts as top Washington }ouma~ 11ts analyze the week· s news. {II Billy G'""*" CruNdo 8:30 (I) CD Ch'- Story A gunman tlkes over the e Cook MOWREYS Upholstery Rl 1 l!ox 124, Pl. Pleasant 304: 675·4154. ' County Hospital' 1 trauma unit; holdmg two doctors hostege. (R) (90 min.) (Jl Totothon ID G2t Making a Uving When a purse-snat cher steals Magg1e s bag , the other wattresses s1gn up for a self-defense course (A) 9 00 (I) MOVIE ' A Ftstful of Dynamite ' (1) 700 Club, Ill (}) ® Dallas Ewtng 0 11 IS on the brtnk of ftnanc•al drsaster !AI (60 mtn I CIJ Next Questton CID Made In Taiwan 'TelaVISIOn from the Republic of Chtna · Concluston G GJ MOVIE. 'Freedom ' 9 ·30 (f) Non-Fiction Television 'Burden of Dreams Thrs documentary ts about controverstal West German f1lm dtrector Werner Her zog, who spent three years shoottng a new mov1e, F1t · ca rraldo', am1ds1 the tar · rors of The South Amencan Jungle {60 mrn 1 10:00 II (]) (!) McClain ' s Law McCiatn and Gates rnvestr· gate pohce brutahl y 1n a ne1ghbortng town (A) (60 mtn J (1) MOVIE 'High Risk' 0 ([) ® Falcon Crest Ang•e baclr.s a scheme to run Chase out of the w 1ne country (AI (60 mtn ) CHl Newawatch 1 0 :30 (]) Sing out America (I) TBS Evening News (f) Superstar Profile (]}) Maeterplece lneatre 'Flickers · When Arme h1res an established actress to star 1n h1s costume drama, she not only dis· plays expensive tastes, but also a demanding terppera· cnent (60 min.) (Closed Nashville. TN (]) U S 1 15 1 30 2 :00 2 30 3·00 3 30 4 00 4 15 4 30 (I) I Married Joan (I) N1ghttine GJ CiJ To Be Announced CD MOVIE · ' Stnpes ' (]) My Unle Marg 1e (I) News (]) Bachelor Father (]) MOVIE: ' I love You Allee B Toklas ' (]) Ufe of Riley (!) ESPN Sports Ce-nter (]) MOVIE: 'The SurviVor' (]) Bums & Allen (]) MOVIE ·aonme & Clyde' (]) Jack Benny Show (!) ESPN Special Golf Presentation: 1982 us Open from Pebble Beach, CA . Second Round (I) I Mamed Joan (]) MOVIE. ' H1gh Coun · try' (}) MOVIE: ' Htgh Rtsk ' (I) My Uttle Margie (fi) Classtc Country 8 30 0 9:00 CIJ ffi One of the Boys Jona thon lies abou t knowtng a celebrt l y !A) II CD Barbara Mandrell and the Man drell Sisters Barbara and her stster s are JOtned by Andy Gtb b and M1nn•e Pearl (A) (60 mm ) (l) M~nsky' s Follies Phyllis D•ll er R1p Tay lor and Stubby Kaye star m !ht s adult burle sque show (]) I!) (fil Love Boat An e)(ec utt ve falls rn love wnh h•s secretary , a songwnter rektndles a wrfe s love for her hu sband. Capt Stub•ng takes charge of an orphan and a Russran cru1se dtrec tor •s melted by Doc. (AJ (90 mtn ) rn ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 43 P1 lsner . eg ·Some DOWN Rwm mg·· rn 10·00 0 CIJ ffi NBC Repon s Fo' Every V•olence - There Is A V1c11m Fred Bnggs reports on the personal and public cos t of c nme 1n Ameflca (AI (60 m1n ) (J) MOVIE ' Dog Day Afternoon ' (J) MOVIE ' A Face m the Crowd' ([) ' Dang er UXB ' From Masterpiece Theatre The Silv er Lmmg Susan co mes to lond on uno)(pe cl ed lv and the unl! IS ass •gned to defuse a bomb m a Soho ntght club (60 mm ) [C losed Captroned) 1 0 30 (]) Rock Church Pro · clatms (]J TBS Evemng News (I) &l (j}J To Be Announced 5 Embarr assed resort 2 $('!·" creatu re reg tster :1 Dev tl fish stg:n 4 Genera tiOn 13 - colada Y('<i t<>rday's A RS\H'T ' 14 Mask opemn g 5 SternutatiOn 26 Addtttonol IS Soak flax 6 Acco rdm g 10 An casrng 2K I .tnt' cl .'i or dt sco rd to 16 Ch1ld of of floal" 7 Pf'er C y nt 's 16 C tv tl Lok1 \(1 Uffa IOUS mother I !I Cl,un m y I ~ Wood en corl' .I I Hesld erH't' .II Coastal !2 He ll O\.., 18 Stun ned reg1on t! Smooth '12 C.tll 20 Golfer of Jnchn talker '1:1 Anesthe ti c Crenshaw !l Portton , 24 Ass ua ge IK OnC' < Fr 1 21 There Z5 Cot reeled 111 Apron pi:!rt det.atl such ~~~~ 0,-~r-r,-~ thmg s" 22 Fwne 2:1 Restram 26 ·La d ' Arthur " 27 Rope ftber 28 Blue grass 29 Beverage ~0 Tell a talc 12 Cas h . of a se n Beatlea' (]) Traveler' s World (I) Championship Wres tlinQ.__ 35 Pay dtrt ~6 ~7 Iii ClJ ® News (J) Classic Country ® MOVIE. ' It's e Wonderful Ufo' 6 :30 (1) Pro Celebrity Golf Series ~9 D (JJ Concern <ll CBS Newa 7:00 8(l)NoWa ell Judy Lynn Show (Il ESPN Sporto Center tDOONBYj ) I I (!) Lawrence Wetk GCil HH How 41 Unemployed ) 42 Cheap whiskey DAILY CRYPTOQ UOTE - Mere's how to work it : 'VE6-MEN HANC:. AROUND !HE MA"-1 iHAIIHI&. 0 (]) Great Railway Jour- neys 7:30 Cll Hanna's e Ark Now arrange the circled letTers to fonn the surprise answer. as sug · gested by the tbove cartoon Cltieo Spoclet (I) MOVIE: 'Setunloy tho (J) Capitol ~~· (])American Trail ([) Major League BeaebaU: San Franciaco at Atlanta Cll D ClZ To Announced Ill tn the Know Bo Mswer. KI I I I I J "[ I I I T' (Answers tomorrow) Yesterday'S I Jumbles· FRAtJD AGING PALATE Anawef· What the 09ld digger had - OBLIGE "THE GtFT OF GRAB 8 CII ffi Harper v,noy SteUa shows up tn Flora·S dream as the ghost of · Christmas past, present • I , Somewhat One of the Gorgons The two 40 Ba lanced () I ffi NBCNewo 1 ltal tan II Wtnglrk e :14 Tenlh 6 ·00 Cil MOVIE: ' Birth of the Bonk Hoox' Cll C8p1tonod ABC Nowa (]D MOVIE: 'EoCI!pO t.om the Plano1 of tho Apoo' ID U.S. Open Golf Se· cond """"' hightlghto of goff from the Pebble Beach • 8 :00 Golf Links . 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Guest are 4Pistol Pete Marovich', end 'Doctor J · Julius Erving ' 11 :30 U (I) ffi Tonight Show (I) MOVIE: 'Blow Out' C1l MOVIE: 'Rock For CII MOVIE ([) Atlanta Braves Replay ([) PBS late Night II Cf%t Nightline 12.30 1J (}) (!) SCTV Network (I) Jack Benny Show Jumble look No. 111 containing 110 from Jumbte, clo lhll newt~l*. loi. ta IWIII1bM; ror 11.15 potlpltld 34, Ncwwood, N.J. 0784&. lncfudtt JOUf ' nam., .cldmt, rip codt 1nd m.ke chtcts 11* to N... a. lo A. X V 0 I. 8 A A. X R LONGFEI.I.OW One l ett er s1mply !la nds for ano ther I n th1s samp le A is used for the three L 's. X for rtw t wo 0 ~ rtc S1n gle l ett er s, aposlroph es, the l ength and formatrnn of the "ords are all htDls Each day th e rode lett ers are thffert" nt CRVPTOQUOTES X U X Y I NOK l " F: H KRMI s I' 'I I H ll X \ K J P Ill·: \' XI' Z K \' KHX AOSRD - D G II OXPAXY AKR Yesterday's Cryploquot< : A CLASS REUNION IS THF: SAM E OLD FACES WITH MOR E NE W TEET H - ANONYMOUS () 1982 Kong FNiurn 5yndoe.... lroc �12-The Ohio Sentinel British military pushes· for bigger post-war budget Meigs EMS runs reported Meigs Emeregency Medical Servirr rrported thC' following runs !'C'Stl'rday and early this morni ng: On Thursdav at 9: 06 p.m.. the F.MS tn•ated Riley McCieland at hh llar risonl' ille Road. Rutland, rc-sidrncP. l-IC' was no! 1ra nsported. Tht• F.MS took .limm;· Hayes from thP PomProy parking Jot to VrtPran s Mf'mo r ial at 11:1.1 p.m . Thu r>.da.' . i\t 12: :>1 a.m . Thu r>.dav . tlw l·: rvts transported Robert Van Meter from hls Sy racuse home to Pleasan t Valley Hospital; Racine EMS at 10:20 p.m. took Carl Schulz from hls Mile Hill Road home to Vet e-r ans Memorial Hosplla l. A t 6:08 p.m. Thu r sday, Ru tland took Jean Oiler from Meigs Mine no. 2 to HolzPr Medical Center and at 12: 59 a.m . toda y, Pomeroy EMS took Pauline Derenix'rgN from Mechanic St rC<'I to \'c terans Memorial Hospital LONDON (API - British military commanders, bolstered by the viciOJiY In the Falkland Islands, have relttrned to an older battle: fig hting government defense cut s that migh t have made Btilain 's South Atlantic campaign impossi· ble if the Argentin e Invasion had Twenty-nine fined in court '1\\'f•nt .\:- ninl' df'ft•ndants Wl'fC' finf'd and Pighl others f01ieited bonds in Meigs Cou nt y Coun WC'dnC'sda _ , .. Flm><l IJ\· .Judge !'a trick 0'13rien wrn· Df'IX>rah \\'CX>dy.'ard. PomL'- rO.I'. $22 and l'OSIS, Sp('('d: Donald Snidrr. ll arris,·;jic. \\ ' \'a., $18 and rosts. ~ Pf'('<:l. t:rnr>st Smith. Pt . Plt>a s.tnl. $z-, and costs. sJX_>('{l: I:X•nci l R. Yost. 13 idwell. $l:il and co~h. illeg<JI hunting: F.llx'rt Wil so n. Stf'wa rt . $% <.tnd costs. ovf'rload : Michael Clark, Lowell. and William Locke. B<>lpre. $21 anrl costs mch. sp<:'('d: Brian Ba ile.v, Long Bo11om. $10 and costs. left of center: Rodney A . Carl. Belpre. $24 and cos ts. sjX'<:d: Cecil Schau, Jr .. Marietta , $10 and cos ts, failure to displ;Jy \'a lid registra tion; William W. Colmer, Pomeroy. $20 and cos ts. damagr or d('s t ro~· a tr'f'f' on an area administered or co nt roll Pd b;• the Division of Wlidlife. Forkf'd Run Stall' Par k; Randell Short. Crown Ci ty. $~2 and costs, overweigh t; Ronald Eblin. Rutland, cos ts onl _ v. ov£'rw idth: J amPs A. \Viii, .Jr .. PomC'roy . $150 and cos ts, gun frHic•ilcd hunting a fu r ix'aring animal with a gu n and dog out of S('ason ; Co~· F. . Ni tz. Pomeroy. $50 .~nd cost...,, rt'<'kiPSs ope r ation. \Vii Ill' M . Coates, Middleport, $.j() and (·ost:-., failun~ to yield : Edward Young, Pnmrro_ \ ·, $XI and cos ts. SJX"I: Steven Shepard, The Pl ai ns. $'!2 and C'O.<.,b, spc'C'd: \11enifC'C' Dlf'v· in s. l'o m('J'O_\' , $1tXJ a nd cost'>, six mon th ~ probation. 10 da.v jail srnt - Pncl' suspendf'd. suspended drivers licenS<•: Dwaine K. McDaniel. Ru tland, S15 and costs, ficticlous regis tration; Benton Phillips, Rt. 1, Midd leport, $71 and costs. six months proba ti on. no cyc le endorsement; Karen Brown. La ngsv ille, $10 and cos ts, illegal passing: Sei ix'rl Be lcher, Mallory, W. Va .. $100 and cos ts, !Oday sconfinement , one _ vt>ar probation. rriminal mischief and aggrava tf'd menacing; Ira Roach, .Jr .. Racine, $100 and costs. four day.·s con finemrnt , lice nsf' suspended 30 davs. OWl: Robert J ordan , Applcgro,·e, W. Va., $100 and costs, five day's confi nem ent. Ji. l'Pnsf' suspc-ndl'fl :lO days, OW I: Dennis C. Clark, Pomeroy. $100and costs, six months proba tion, theft; Scot t Jaspe-r . Za nesville. $24 .:i0. assured clear distance; Steven Mooney, Crown City, $21 and cost s, fa ilure to display va lid registrati on: Richard Gill. Whipple, Ohio, $20 and cos ts, Sp('('d: Donald Hy sell , Ru tl and, $22 and cos ts, speed. Forfci t ing bonds were Rand all F. McM ill ian, Hartford , $217.70, ille-gal working fi eld dog -illega l hunt ing: Scali S. Spar ks, At hens and C; ·nthia J . Hu ntly. McAnhur, $l:J C'ach. s ~; Kathr rn M. Reitmire. Pomcro;·. $370.50, OWl; Joseph E. Ohl inger, Mason, $-15, failure to stop wit hin assu1'C'd clC'ar distancC': A n thony L. Werry, Bidwell , $45.50, insccu rr• load; Del Ogdin, Rt . 1. La ngsvd llc. $--1:'>.50. unsa fe vehic le; c;a t"V Oud !C.'", Athens, $41.50, Sp('('d. Meigs happenings Hospital rwws Patrol cites drivl'r \'rtcran s Mt>morial Hospllal Thu r>.day reported the followin g adm iss ions and dischargt>s: Adrni ss ion r; -- Co nnir Hud so n. Mtddit•port: Peggy Tavlor. Pomerm". Tr<l\·i:--. Fri('nd. Pomrroy : Lo1s cOrnell. Pomrro:v: Avrry Srar\C'S. Middl!'port: !.'·a /\moll, Rutland : Car l Schultz, Rutland: Disc h argcs-- Sa Jlv ( :oJdsbPIT\". Marv Dcrenix'rger. Ct'Orge Hoffma~. \ ' ictoria Fink . Lf'r l3ing . Rihlt• school slall'd TtlPrf' wi ll ••• tX' vaca lion Sibil' school at Flat woods Mrl hodist Chu rch. Flatwoods Road. June 21 2:\ from~ : :~1 a.tn to noon . Rev . Ri · chard Rothmitch is the pastor Jnd Pallv Shakf'l. director. InfOtmation is a\·ailabiP at 992 - :l~R \. Corrl'clion Thr• Midd leport F.mPrge ncv Squad was ca lled Wcdncsda;· at II : 01 p.m . for I hrl?f' year old Harold Scarberry, Riverv iC'w D1i ve. Middlcpol1. The youngster. a mrdical patient. was not taken to the hospital but was tn•ated at the scrne. Undergoes surgery Robbie Clonch. 12. is in Rh-crside Method i st Hospita l, Columbus, w hf'rC> he rPce ntly underwent surgery . H0 has more surgery scheduled nex t week. His room number Is 764 and he would appreciate hea ring from friends. Hr is th e so n of Carol;· n Shuler. Marriagt> licenses A marriage lice nse was issued in Meigs County Probate Court to .John J . Schuenzel. 29. lllinois. and Patricia Mac Cerbe, 30, Iilinois. The Ga llia-Mcigs post of the Ohio Hi ghwav Patrol cited Linda L. Darst. .JO. Rt. 1. Ches hire, for fai lu r-e to yield thr right of way at a stop sign Thursday afternoo n when a tractor -tra il rr s tJur k hPr ra r a t the inter SPC I ion of Ohio 7 and Meigs County Hoad 21. According to reports. Dars t was stopped at a slop sign on County Road 21. She all emp ted to make a lf'ft turn onto Ohio 1as an oncoming northbound trac tor-I rai ler driven b;• Arthu r L. Groves. 51. Colu mbus. .;;I !LICk h e r car. No lnju tics were reponed . Damage to Darst's car was moderate w hile Groves 1ruck rPCeived lig ht damage . High ... MEIGS ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR- At tht• June i2 mel'ling of the Meigs County Huard nl Edul'ation, John Costanw was t•mployed as Elementary Supervisor for Meigs County Schools. Costanzo is a graduatr of the Uni vt•rsity or Connertirut and n •cl'ivt·d his master' s dt•gree from Ohin Uni versity with a rt•mlin~ major. For tht• past five years, he has been t•mployed as a teacher in tht• Snuth<rn l..<rcal s.·hools. Tara sale Saturday • Ill Gallia If vou have at leas t $462,rxxl and want t o own an apart men t com plex, theGallia County Sheriff' s Departmen t may havr what you'rE' looking for. In what w il l be the biggest she-riff' s sale ever In Gailia County, Dco put _v Ken Swa in w ill auction off Tara Apartments. Addison. at 10 a. m. Saturday in front of the county courthousr. The appraised value of the six building, multiple-- unit apartment c·omplcx is $700,rxxl, the highes t va lue of any propert y the sheriff' s departmen t has auctioned off. ac cord in g to Chief Deputy Bob Hartcnbach . B!' law . the department must reccivr a t leas t tv.•o-thirds of the appraised va lue of the propert y. When the money is rC'ceived, it Is distri butrd to the owner and those he is in debt to. The First Federal Savings and Loa n Associa tion of Port smouth holds the mort gage to th e apart ment complex. Har tenbach sa id there has been a "definit e incr ease" in the number of sheriff's sa les recen tly because of th e downtUJll in the f'Co nom y . "We've certainly had our share of sales." he said . In addition to Tara, the sheriff's department has four ot her proper ties to be sold, an unusually high number, Hartenbach said. However, at one time thi s year the department had 10 pr operties for sa le. he added . / Con tinued fro111 pa~l' ll and Kentucky, including one in Gallipolis. Some m erchandise, in cluding carpets and appH ances, was removed Wedn esday night from the Gallipolis stor e by creditor s of Hat field and McCoy. A U.S. Distri ct Cou11 Judge in Huntington has ordered none of this repossesst->d m erchandise be sold for at least 10 days. Threr com pani es filed suit against Hatfi eld and McCoy Inc. Wednesda y, seeking over $345,rxxl they claim the firm owes them. The suit was fil ed by the First Huntington National Bank, the Huntington Publ ishing Co. and The Times Co. Inc .. Mariett a. A hearing on the suit wil l be held .July 7. A hearing on a preliminar y injuncti on barring Hat field and McCoy from disposing of merchandise owned by the Wes tinghou se Credit Corp. will be heard toda y in U.S. Distri ct Coun . In Gallipolis, Municipa l Coun Judge James Bennett said sever al people have inquired about filing suit to recover merchandise they have purchased and not received from Hatfield and M cCoy. No one has filed suit as of this morning. he said . summer recess. Cillmor said representatives of var ious organizations, led by the Ohio Manufac tu J'E'rs Association and the Ohio AFL -ClO, m ay not be able to reac h a compromise. " ! Butt If they could, th at is an it em that we would consider of true urgency to bring the General As- sembly back." Gillmor sa id . Talks between the OMA and union organizati on have been held . Joseph A. Krabach, an OMA official, said no commitments have been made. He sa id manufacturers propose that the cost ofreturning the fundto solvency be shared equally by labor and managem ent. " If we have tax increases of $100 million, we wf nl $100 million in benefit curtai lments," Krabach said . The Ohio AFL-CIO has blasted an earlier Senate bill that would have attempted to solve part of the problem through benefit cut s and a n in crease assessm ent s. in e mployer Junta ···- - - -- - - - 1 Continued from member of the ruUng milita ry be· sides Ga llier ! who still refused to admit the undeclared war for the Falklands had ended . Gailleri's successor as army commander is Gen. Cristina Nicolaides, 57. a hardliner who sa id last year that "subversion Is hidden like a cyst in all sec tor s of national life." page 1) The time lag between Gailleri' s res ignation from his arm y post and hls departurE' from government created some confusion her e. "I 'm an Argentine," one telephone caller told the AP office in , Buenos Aires. "Can you pie": o tell m e who the president of m) · 1untry is?" BUDGET NEARS Sent. Pete V. Domenlcl, R.-N .M., faces reporters Friday on Capitol Hill, where he said RepuhUcan leaders have enough votes to pa" a House-Senate budget compromise. ( AP Laserphoto). SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS By SALLY JACOBSEN Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (API - President Reagan, saytng the military cr ackdown In Poland has shown little sign of easing, Is expanding sanctions agalnsi the sa le of oil and gas equipment to the Soviet Union. Refusing to yield to appeals from U.S. businesses and European allies, the president announced Friday that the6-month-old ban on the equipment sales now only would continue but would be widened to @nation @mpany Today's T-S MILLING DIVISION Binder Twine Spray s · Gates - Hay · Straw SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave . 992-2119 Pomeroy HARRIS FARMS OPEN 9:00 TILL 8:00 From Pomeroy: Take 124 East .... PORTLAND, OHIO ABBAGE VIcki Fergon of Boca Raton, Fla., watches the llight of her ball while foUowlng through with her driver as she tees oft from the 17th tee during first round action of the LPGA Keystone Open goU tournament. For details consult page C-6. ....__1_9_¢_LB._O_R_$_3~~~USHEL BROCCOLI A BUNCH OR 50¢ LB. 0 Area deaths Curtis Luckadoo Cun ls L. L uckadoo, 73, Cooks Gap Hill, Rutland, died at hls res idence Thursday. Mr. Luckadoo was born June 22, 1908 th e son of the late Ella and Ka tie Price Luckadoo. He was also preceded In death by his wife, Edith Granl Luckadoo, three brothers, Daniel, E lbert and Delbert. He was a retired coal miner and served In the U. S. Army during World War II. He Is survived by one son, Donald Luckadoo, Rutland; one grandchild; one brother and one sister, Carl Luckadoo and Frances Luckadoo, both of Calltornla. Funeral services will be announced later by Hunter Funeral Home, Rutland. SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON QUALITY GIFTS FOR YOUR DAD! •Spring Base Chairs •Dress Belts •Dress Shirts •Sport Shirts •Timex Watches •Jeans Sate •Summer Jackets •Dress Slacks •Swim Trunks •Hanes Underwear •Knit Shirts •Wembley Ties •Summer Shoes •Dress Socks SHOP FRIDAY TIL 8:00, SATURDAY TIL 5:00 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Agai~. Dem ocrats will ha ve an c hance to ('omplain about " deep cut s" In programs for the neecl; . But Democrat s arc outnu mbered in the Senate. A solid Republican m a]o ril y s('('ms to assurP at leas t some success in this prO<.'t>duJl' of raising taxes and cutting spending. In contras t, Republic-ail s are in a minoril ." i11 the House. Rep. Dan Ros tcnkowski. D-Ill .. cha irman of the tax -w Jiting Hou se Wa ys ancl :vtl'ans Cumrnittt't:', has sai d he will demand !"\<·publican backing ix'fore bringing a tax and sprnding cut bill to the noor So, more' votes on changing Reagan's plan an• a virtual certainty . LB. the death for lhe freedom of his people and their desert way of Die In "Caravans" airing tonight on the "ABC~ Nigh& Movie." For pi'Op'IUJlllllng de$aill BANANAS 3'LBSL ~Take-One, /99¢ our eutertaJn. meo&plde . . ---- I .LETTUCE Licensees are foreign companies that produce equipment under licenses Issued by U.S. firms. That, said one official, will make the pipeline m orE' cos tly and del ay It by as much as three years. Some es timates place the current cos t of the project at $26 billion. Gas Is scheduled to begin flowing In 1984. The president' s decision was questioned by Sen. Charles H. Percy , R -Ill ., chairman of theSe-nate Foreign Relations Committee. By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Staff MERCERVILLE - All a group of Guyan Twp. volunteers needed was a break In the weather and state approvaL And now that they've got both, they're taking the first steps toward creating a home for their proposed volunteer fire department for the area. On Friday, a concrete floor was laid and smoothed out on the firehouse site behind the bus garage at Hannan Trace High SchooL With thls done, the volunteer s will begin erecting the one-story building as soon as possible. Ron Sheets, who was chosen as the fledgling department's chief, said approval of the building was granted by the Ohlo Department of Industrial Relations' division of factory and building Inspections a few weeks ago. The department had been ready to go since the firsl dry weather In April, but they discovered that any public building, such as a firehouse, needed state approval, including building materials. Because labor Is being donated and money for the department was obtained through a special one-mill levy approved by Guyan voters In September 1981, Sheets said no estimate was required on the cost. "We're using so much volunteer labor, so it might cost $8,rxxl or somethlng like that," he said. "It'll probably be close to around will be 30-by-48 feet, and the frame will be of steel girders bolted together. So far, the department has one vehicle, a 1952 GMC pumper, and once thlngs get settled, Sheets said the department will search for another truck, possibly a fourwheel drive. In the meantime, the volunteers need stat e-approved training, and Sheets Indicated he's been sending out feelers for quailfled fireflghtlng Instructors. Sheets, an auto mechanics instructor at Buckeye Hills Career Center, said adult education of this nature will be handled through the vocational school. The instructor, he added, would be r eimbursed by the state and the only cost to the department would be In paying his mileage. Guyan has been without fire protection since May 1981, when the contract between the township and the Crown City Fire Department expired. Shortly afterward, the trustees and other Inter ested cl ti· zens got a Sp('('lallevy on the ballot, which was later okayed, 14&-18. With the department's creation, It has been suggested Guyan might join forces with Harrison Twp .. which also has no fire protection. Sheets sald the Idea has been discussed, but nothing oftlclal has been done. "They're waiting for something to happen," he said. Once the department. which Is under the supervisiOn of the township trustees, Is established, they will seek mutual aid contracts with other Gallta firefightlng unlls, Sheets sald. Rocket, mortar battles erupt in W~st Beirut Anthony Quinn (kneeling) Is a Bedouin chief ready . to fight to 2 HEADS OF 11 SeC I lOll '>. 110 Pages 35 Cen t s A Mu lflm e d~<l In c. News pa p!!r Sunday, Jun e 20, 1982 99¢ Farm. .••.••.••••.••• E-Z I..tocaJ ~ •• •••• • ••••• A.W State-National ••••••• 1;)-1 .... ......... C.l-8 ........ \ ,·, " It Is difficult to see how thls action will do any more than split the NATO alli ance and gfve the Soviet Union an opening to funller divide us." Percy said In a news release. The new action adds two or thr ee companies to the list of those already barred from oil and gas equipment sales, bringing the total to 15 to 20 companies, said an administration o!flclal who as ked to remain anonymous. No total cost es tim ates for the Im pac t of the sanctions were a vall a- blr. but one official est imated that the foreign subsidiaries hold more than $100 million in cont rac ts for oil and gas proj ec ts in the Sov iet Union that they now will be unable to fulfill. E.R . Luter, DresSI'r'ssenior vice pi'E'sldent for finance, declined im- The Reagan administration has contended 1hal tht• 2.400-mile pipe-line cou ld threaten Western E urope's energy S('('urity and provide hard cu t·I'E'ncy for the Soviet mllitar~· bulldup. directives of the U.S government. " mC'dlate com ment on the action The company had earLier urgE'd that added the Dallas-based supplier of high technology product s and services to thE' list. General E lectric said in a sta tement that it "w ill comply with the the president to ease the ban. saying the sa nctions "will not stop or materially delay thP pipeline." Caterpillar also had reponedly appe-aled to the pres ident. Volunteers build Guyan fire station Sheets said the building, when finished, wUl have one room, with overhead doors. Its m easurement ellow Squash or Zuchinni 34( include foreign subsidiaries and licensees of American companies. Major companies affected by the sanctions, both the old and new ones, are Ca terpillar Tractor Co. , <.eneral Electric and Dresser Industries, officials said . The prohibition will prevent them, their foreign subsidiaries and licensees from selling all and gas equipment for use In the Soviet Union, including the highly controver sial natu ra l gas pipeline between Siberia and Wes tern Europe. $15,CXXJ." Accepting dues 1::11 Dennison Post 467, American Legion, Rutland , Is now accepting dues for !983 and new mem ber appllca tlons. retirees. Reagan expands sanctions against Soviets m e nt and Mo r tar · Stock Sa lt · Water So ft en er · Remedie s · Salt · Lttt ers - V.lcc in e · Roofing · Paint s · Red Brand Fencing · Bater and 50¢ Eight day s aft er Dolt•'s deadline, seven ot her St:•nate committees must report legislation achieving nearly $2 billion more in spending c uts for nex t year and nearly $10 billion through 1985. According to the budget , th at money Is supposed to come from food st amp and nutrition programs and a Hm il on the cost-of-living Increases for federa l emplovees and entinel ttntS Middleport- Pomeroy- Gallipolis- Point Pleasant Seeds . Btrd Seed s · Oy ste r Shell s a nd Gri t · Fe rtiliz e r s · Lim e · Ce· PH . 843-2693 d"ent Reagan's signaturE' Is not nC<'ded for it to becom e binding. But as soon as the fin al vote is t.aken, thP S<-natc Finance Committee will have to draft legis lation by July 12 rais ing taxes by $20 billion In th<' 198:1 fiscal year and $95 billion over three years. Can those targets be met? " It' s doable," was all Sen. Robert.J . Dole. R-Kan .. the committee's chairman, would say. But It's also very touchy, since six senators who make up the committee's 11-vote Hepubllcan major lly face re-election, and presumably wi ll be ski ttioh about raising taxes. Whatever the outcome, Democr ats seem certain to use the bill to force votes on w hat they regard as an election-year Issue. Taxes as ide, Senate Budget Committee figures show Dole's panel will have to write legislation cu t· ling $4.5 billion from popular benefit programs for thr next fiscal year and $16. 1 btllion over three year s. That money will come from Medicare. Medicaid, Supplemental Securily Incom e and welfare - programs Democra ts will fight hard to prot ect. • unba Co pynghted 1982 HI TOU,_ OU.LIR MOW! Thl' Eli Denison Post Am er icon Lt•g ion . Rutland. will conducl gra ves ide military rit es fnr Kenneth E. Matson, 60, Route I , Middlepot1 , al Met gs Menror y Ga nlcns Saturday. By DAVID ESPO Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress seems certain to pass a 1983 budget this week, and leaders of both parties already are looking ahead to a summer's struggle over additional legislation req uired to force billions of dollars In election-year tax increases and spending cuts. Republicans are openly fretful that the prom bed changes In taxes and spending may be Impossible to deliver In full , meaning the 1983 deficit will be higher than the $103.9 billion forecast In the budget compromise. Dem ocra ts from House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr .. 0 -M ass., on down have made It clear they will force the GOP to take the lead raising taxes and cutting programs such as Medicare and food stamps. " We won't obstruct, but we feel no obliga tion to enfor ce a I budget) which Isn't ours," one Democratic aide said of the budget - drafted, redrafted andrefined almost exclusively by Republicans. The budget compromise Is exp('('ted to win final approval in the House and Senate by Thursda y. Pres!- Vol . 16 No . 18 Jaymar Golf Club Is forming a junior golf program . All juniors inwrested in participa ting may attend a mee tin g Saturday at 1 p.m. at the club. The program is open to all junior up to and including 17 year aids. Graveside riles slated Salurday Party leaders look ahead to summer struggle chitec t of the phaseout of a big blue-wa ter navy, sa id this week In a British Broadcastin g Corp. television Int erv iew. There Is no Indica tion that Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government will reverse the military cuts, designed to help pay for a $1J billion submarine rep lacem ent program . Official sources say British de-fense spending, $24 .8 billion this fis· cal year, probably will be Increased In the next few years to Improve m issile syslems. airborne early warnin g radar and warshlp des ign - three major weaknesses exposed by the Falklands fighting rather thal\,. !cQ.r bulld morE' and bi gger ships.l,l'.'·~.l. Golf club to form junior program Seek help for jobless COLU MBUS, Ohio I AP 1 - Legislator s have asked labor and management groups to help figure out how to deal with a $1.2 billion debt fa c in g Ohio' s jobl ess -ben efit s program . Senate President Paul Gillmor and House Speaker Vernal Riffe sa id Thu rsday that an agreement among the groups could prompt them to reca ll lawmaker s from a come just a few months later. " We need more shlps, not less," a naval Intelligence officer, who asked no\ to be ident ified , told The Associated Press. "The Falk lands opera tion could not have been waged without the navy ." The dispatch of Britain's biggest fleet since World War 11 has re-kindled debate between armed ser vices chiefs demanding large conventional forces and politicians w ho fa vor co ncentration on a NATO-linked nuclear submarine deter rent. "Sutiace shlps, if placed within range of land-based aircra ft, parti cularly if they ar e car rying missiles, are inher ently vulnerable," Defense Secretary .J ohn Nott , ar- Federal budget action seems likeI By MICHAEL GOLDSMD11 A!IIIOCiated Press Writer BEIRUT, Lebanon tAP) Israeli-Palestinian mortar and rocket battles erupted along the fringes of the guerrillas' enclrclell west Beirut nerve center Saturday. whlle U.S. and Lebanese negotiators tried to head oft the growing posslblllty of an Israeli tank-led assault on the panicked enclave. As the Israelis moved thelr armor .closer, hundreds of cars jammed a Green Lint: checkpoint waiting lo escape west Beirllt. Tens of thOUsands' of refugees too frightened· to leave the enclave moved • cl~ to the center of the zone, and -tens o( tboul&llds of others fled SO!ith alona the coastal highway. 1')le lsraellll brought more tank, .~ illd lnfantzy i'elnforce- n)ellta to tile ed&e ct the ,JO.aquare- rntle '~• • but respilcted their promise to the United States • to make no move Into the Palestinian-held areas during a 48hour truce period. The deadline ex· plres at an unstated time Sunday afternoon. The Israelis were determined to eXJ)Ioit their military advantage to the maximum and to allow the PLO and its huge aresenal no escape from the west Beirut trap. The PLO publicly vowed to _resist and to die fighting, while Its negotiators privately sought a face-saving formula for submitting to the IsraeU demands. The PLO' s top security chief, Salah Khalaf, also known as A)lu Iyad, Issued a statement declaring that the guerrillas "have no choice but to stand fast, to ftght to the last breath." He said an lsraeU offer cl 1!8fe ~tout of Beirut tOr PLO leaders following their surrender :wall "totally unacceptable." · ·· · • · FIRST STEP - A cement Door b finished as the first step toward the erection ol a firehouse lor the newly-formed MercervDie Volunteer Fire Depart- ment. Worldng the llnlsher is Dallas Thacker, while Kenneth Maynard uses a trowel and David May looks on. The firehouse Is to be huilt with volunteer labor. Unemployed store manager reflects: 'I don't know what happened ... I'm a victim, too' By JEFF GRABMElER 'llrnes-Sentlnel Staff GALLIPOLIS - When Dan SayrE' went on vaca tion 10 days ago from his job as manager of the Gallipolis Ha !field and McCoy store, he had no idea he would retllrn unemployed. " I don't know what happened. I'm as shocked as anybody," Sayre said when he r eturned to Gallipolis Friday. Sayre Is one of 120 Hatfield and McCoy employees who lost thelr jobs when the company suddenly closed all Its stores last Sunday. "You know, $140 In unemployment (compensa tion I doesn't go very far. I got bills to pay." Sayre said he had no idea that the company was about to shut down. He learned of the closing from one of his employees who called him while his was vacationing In the west. Although he still had a few more days of vacation. Sayre said after he heard the news " l just turned around and came back. "It was the first vacation I ever took." Sayre joined Hatfield and McCoy In February 1978 at thelr Charleston store. He later opened the chain's MorgantoWJI, W.Va. store. He also opened the YaJll· polls store In November. "' Hatfield and McCoy president J. Michael Hale, In a wrltten statement released Thursday, blamed .the closing on "sharp sales declines" brought on by "high unemployment and high Interest rates." However, Sayre sald the GaUlpolls store was doing very weD. "When they (Hatfield and McCoy) opened the GalUpolls store, they thought it would be mediocre at best. They were really surprised we did so well.'' He said the Galllpolls store was third in volume and first In profit for the chain . "If anyone wantS to open up an appliance and carpet store here, they've got It made. It's a gold mine." sayre said he was ·parttcularly surprised by the . ckislng, becaqse Hale had always emphasized expan· "f.l" he n rhev (H atfield and .' vlr[oy) ope ned th e Cn llipoli .< slort•, th ey tlwu p;hl it wo uld be mt•diocre at be.• t. They were n•a ll v .w rpri.«•d we did .w WP II ." ,-; aid form(Jr tnnnU/{f'r nan Sayr(l. " ... You (.• lore mmwp;er.<) couldn't ti.H' th e t.Jconon1 y a.'i an e x c u .H' for n o t doin g well ." sian during bad economic times. T he chain was I'E'ady to open more s tores, he sa id . "You (store m anagers! couldn 't use the economy as an excuse for not doing well ," he said . Echoing Hale's statemenl , SayrP blamed the company's creditors for the closing. He said "they wouldn't work with us" In !tying to save the chain. Fault for the closing does not lie with local employees of the storE' or with himself, Sayre emphasIzed. ''I'm a victim too," he said . Hatfield and M cCoy stU! owes him about S2,rxxl in various commissions and bonuses, SayrE' said, but he Is not optimistic about receiv ing the money. After five years with I he firm , he Is out of money and out of a job. " I'm scared. Scared to death as a matter of fact ." Sayre couldn't hide hls disappointment an4 sense of loss at the apparenl bankruptcy of the company . " It was more like a family than anything else. We did it all on our own with a lot of hard worJ< and sweat. "I worked from 9 to 9 almost seven days a week for !11«' years. We aU did." He said he feels esp('('ially bad lor customers who may have lost merchand~ that was.alre;!flY paid · ' for. "I'm sorry, but I know that doesn't P'IY thi!~ple back." The fact that the closing was so une~ted and . that the GaUlpolls store was doing 5o well ~kes the situation especially painful for Sayre. "I th®ght It was going to go on fo~er. 1 never dreamed of this day." · : :,.' � 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. 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