https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5b4913c012d96c911c8d8592405d66b3.pdf c294761bcc2bf66c13df4ba50be9b0fb PDF Text Text Page-10-The Daily Sentinel • Princess Diana gives birth to baby boy Syracuse well site mated a t $101.000 according to 1Continued from page 11 portrd that h~ had ask<'<l Hon Ash of th~ Oh io Power Co .. for a feasa bll · In lh~ dow ntown business sectio n. Tlw rr will tx> a mCt'ting frida y morning with Ash at the Ohio Power Co .. at~ a.m. Cou ncil pas."NI a n•s olut ion proclaiming Sunday·.. Junf' !.7. as Cha riPS Stobart da1·. gC's led thai cont act 1x> m ade with Kim Shie lds to Inquire Is Ohio has emergency funds available tor rc born to a printf' and princess of pa ir the slip KC'lth Smit h, Nay lors Run, met Wa les In 77 years. The blue>-cyed infant ptin ce, born \vith council In regard to needed Monda y night . is S(."<.'Ond in Une to o nC'~ road repair. Cou ncil in st ructed the sln'C'I dC'partmcnt to do what wo rk thr throne after his fal hC'r - who Prince Charles was engo lfed by the' appla uding, c heering well · wis hers whC'n he emer ged beam ing from the hos pita l. A woman pushed forwarct' a nd kissed him . smearing lipst ick on his c heek. Charles. :13, said he was "relieved and deligh ted " by the birth . Asked if the baby was like his fathe r, he replied: "No, he Is luc ky enoug h not to lx>. It is a bit difficult to te ll a t the is necC'Ssary . Council appro\'t'd t hi' t ra nsh•r of a liquor tt'.ItT_\' out 1 lict'nsf' from ( ;uido .1 . Ciroilami. dba 7-:l1 Carrv Co un cil asked tha t Steve Har· tenbac h, meiC'rman. allend a ll Out, Nyr Aw>.. Pomf'roy, to Guido .1 . Clroilami and Peggv M. Ward. cou ncil meetings. Larry Wehrung. co uncilman . dba 7-:t'l CJrry· Out. !\y·p Avr-.. as kC'd that a repr..,C'nlativcof Ca ll· Pomf'roy· lf'f•nterta1nmcnt attend the next Crorgf' Stitt \\'a." hirf'd as PomP· ro1· Po ti c(' Chid on a p<•rmanet ba · mectlng of coun cil which will lx> held on Ju ly !i. Others allending las t night' s mrctln g in add ition to thoSe' named were &>tty Baron ick and Bruce RN'd. council memlx>rs. Ellt•n Hough!. clrr k·lt'(>as urer. and Don -; is fol lowing tlts ~t.x months probation . It wa s rPported that numerou s calls had bt""('n l'f'f'f'in'd rf'gard ing a slip on Union A \'P. Two :·:ears ago, ttw co~ I to rPpair tlw an•a was C'Sti· Ward . Meigs County happenings Ot•adlint> Jurw 23 Per son-" .... ubmitting appli c ation~ for a Car l!'t on l'ollrg <' scholarshi p must h<.~\' f' thPm in b~· .June ~J Applications arc to be submitted to Milton Varian . Thr Mrigs Cou nt_\' EMS was busy ove r the' wrckend with lhC' follow· \ 'etera ns Memorial Hospital had se\·rral admissions and onr dis- was a t his wife's beds id P for Jhe birth. The bc.~by is the mo.st English heir to the monarc h ~· in fourcc nt ur- iC'S, ge nealogists sa)'. The naliun is stil l waiting for the royal parf\nt s to announce his name. Buckingham Pal~ll'L' ~a id the baby was bo rn a t 9:0:1 p.m. 14:0:1 p.m. EIJTi a t London' s St. Mary' s Hospit a l, 16 hours afl!'r 211-vmr·olu Diana was adm ii!C'd in labo r. He wC'ighed 7 pou nds. 1'·1 ouncC'S and "cried lustil v ... thr palace sa id. " HN Roya l Highness and her son are bot h do ing w~ll." it sa id .. A c rowd of about l .OOOout sidethe hos pital in west London's run -down Padd ington district brok~ ou t bot · r---------------------------' Royal baby, Diana out of hospital Page 7 HAC INE - The H;u·tm• Village Coun cil in special session Monday evening discussed t hl' budgl't fnr the upcomi ng year. The 198:1 budget wtl l I ~· avai la ble fur publu· viewi ng at 5 at 7 p.m. The budget wil l lx• further the Racmc Department Store where the it will bl' posted 10 days. Council will hold its m•xl reg ular sc hPd ul ed meeting on Monday, Jul y system. It was noted th a t some work had been done. other work partially rompleted, and othe r work still to be compl ete~ by the compan y. Survivors omilted Tickets available In utlwr actitm, the counci l discussed clea n-up work being done in the village by the contra ctors of Racin e-Sy ra cuse se wage Swimming lessons set \, ' Hinckley jury joins clamor for changes \, ' 'Ill. i '/ /' ~ . ,'I. .t '. ' ,. ., • j \. \' ~ ' I ,,0,'··,l I ·"r '' i l I •\ ,, 1 ~' · c I /"::;L dtscussed at tht time. ""' "Go lor th e gold" 1n lh is streamlined run · WASHINGTON tAPt - As .John W. Hinckley .Jr. begi ns his stay in a m ent al institution, some memlx>rs of the jury th a t acquit led 1hP presi· dential assa ilant on grounds he was insane joined the publi c clamor for ner's ensemble from !he Playofl Collection by Wrangler. Shorls ol 100% nyl on are geared lor action and comlorl with a lull elastic wai st· band . vented sides and rear poc ket. Our lank top ol ny Ion/ pol yesler sports the cur ren tly lavo ril e releree stripes and will be a wtnner on or of! the !ra c k. the final hours of JUDGE HONORED - Judge Manning D. We bster, Pomeroy, was honored recently with a 50 year certificate from the Ohio State Bar Association In honor of having completed 50 years of service as an at· torney and counselor at law. Judge Webster began his law prac ti ce in Pomeroy in 1932. He served as prosecuting attorney in 1935 and left his post to enter the U.S. Anny during World War II where he served three years. He entered the service as a buck private and served in the armored infantry division. He atrtended Officers Candidate School and was commmissloned a second Lt. He was later promoted to captain and served in Gen. Doulgas McArthur's headquarters, war crimes section. lie participated In the war crime trials In Manila during the war. Following the war, he returned to Pomeroy where he practiced law until he went on the bench as probate judge. Accidents leave three people hurt PEACHES . 3-LB. BASKET FRANCIS G. FUGARO, M.D. announces the relocation of hla oHice to 2410 JeHerson Avenue Point Pleasant, W. Va. 25550 MIX OR MATCH NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS. 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" If Hinckley is found mentally ill and dangerous at his llf'aring, h(' wou ld r emain at St. F:l i/.at)('th ..., in- dC'finit e ly bu t wou ld SUPER MARKETS LOCUST and PEARL STREET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "'- FaiM'Jiip & Sc.Uga Gt fW 9t H.t GOVERNMENT FOOD STAMPS WaCOME Three people were Injured In separate a r ea tra ffic accidents Tues· d ay, according to the Gallla-Melgs Post of the state highway patrol. Two of the Injuries resulted from a two-vehicle wreck on Bob McCormack Road during the afternoon. The report said Naomi M. P eden , 43, Ga llipolis , was parked along the west berm of the road at 1:10 p.m . when she pulled across the road Into the path of a southbound ca r driven by Mary A. Baldwtn, 53, Eu· reka Star Route , and collided. Both drive rs we re hurt In the c ras h. a nd they were both taken to Holzer Medical Cente r by the Gal· !Ia EMS. Pede n was treated a nd re leased for muscle pain and Bald· win was also later released from the e mergency room for muscle st rain. Peden's car was severely dam· aged In the Incident. and Baldwin's auto suffered mode rate damage. Peden was cited for fallure to yield. VIctor L. Roush, 27, Syracuse, was also treated and released from the HMC em ergency room In the morning lor lnjurtes he rece ived In a motorcycle accident on Ohio 124. Roush was westbound at 7:25 a. m . when he reportedly lost con· trol of the motorc yc le on a cutve and s lid off the left s ide of the road . Roush was taken to HMC by the Rutland e m er gency squad, the pa· trol said, a nd was treated for frac· lured left ribs a nd a back bruise. Meanwhile , a Pa rk ers burg, W.Va. man Is listed In good condl· lion In St. .Joseph' s Hospital, Par· kersburg, after a two -ve hi cle accident In Meigs Count y la ter in the day. Troopers said Alan Vandall, 24. was eastbound on 124 at3:4{) p.m . when his vehicle went a irborne while topping a hillcrest a nd went over the center line, sideswiping a n a uto driven by Millard R. Bali. 72. l..ong Bottom. Vandall's car the n continued on, went off the right side of the road. ca me back on, drove off the left side and struck an e mba nkment before stopping, the report said. Vandall was take n to St. Joseph' s by the Meigs EMS for treatment of a possible concussion, a hospital spokesman said thiS morning. Vandall's car was severely da maged while the Ball a uto suffered slight damage, and Vandall was c ited for unsafe speed. ho i·~ thr right to rrqu~ t a rehParin g P\"(•ry <.; ix months. Mranwhile. somP !lf thP "t'\'rn womrn and fivf' mrn 11 11 Ill! ' jury ('X pressed uneasinPss .t i>Out tht• in· ....anity d c fensP. ThP out cry 0\'Pr thf' \'t•nlict fuel('(] moves lo<'hangt · thf' ld \\ '" on s.:t id tern was." SOUTHERN 'RI·PE welcome. wou nded the pres ident and thtw Tuesday she felt " like a n AmC'rican sucker ... because of the way thesvs· The Car leton College' Board of Tr·ust('('S will meet Thursday at 7 p.m . at the Syracuse Village Hall. Free clothin g da y wil l 1x> held at The Salva lion Army, 115 Butternut Al'c., Pomeroy. Thursday, June24. from 10 a.m. until noon . Ali area res iden ts in need of clothin g are dPIIber a tio n ~. kl\'l' othPr men "u nless hr wC'rP IPnibl ~· Juror Maryland T . Copeli n. who said she a rgued fo r conviction un til tal : at 2: Uo a .m .. the Tupjl('rs Plams EMS took Mary Hooper from Mt. Olive Road to Camden Clark Hospital. Huntington . Frft' clothing day lieved their son would not a cha nge in the law. Sizes S-XL tnm sportf'Cl Pamela Granen. Ra ri nr. tu \'l' tl'rans MPmorial Hospi· Hospital. Early today. the Racine sq uad transported Cora WC'bb from Rt. :lAA to VetNans Memorial Hospital. '" ~~--- ~ St•t tlon~. :!ti l'agt'" ! ;"1 ( t•nh A :\1ulthnt·diu lnt ·. 'I 'W!>O papt •r Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, June 23, 1982 , ,'\~ 'I ...t. ·, r? . squad .Junia Plrr('(' from hrr residrncr on Mt.tln St n'C't to VPIPrans Mrmroial 18th annual Regatta ( Big bend 1 regalta underway in Pomeroy \! See today's insert ~... _/;. , ~. rY Racine council discusses budget Vol.3l,No.35 Copyrighted 1982 I ~-. -- ~ ~ ties of champagnc wh('n the nrws rrsidf'nC(' in !hf' ci t~· to Vetf'rans MPmorial Hospital Jt R: -tR a .m . The Meigs Count\· EMS rcport<'<l the follow ing runs Monda1·: At 10:31 p.m .. the PomC'roy .,quad transported HeathN Birch · field from Pageville to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital. Thr Middleport squad I n•atrd George Oltver at thescene of Meigs Mine no. 1 at9: 51 a.m . Hr was not transportrd At 9<12 a.m .. the Hut land E MS took Rose now second to immortal Cobb See page 6. en tine] \ T he prince sa id his son was " fair. sort of blondis h." He said Diana, who will be 21 on Ju ly 1, was well but tired and tha t the baby was "In marvelous form ." Charles's mother, Quee n E liza bet h II, broke out c hampagne in Buck ingha m Pa lace' a nd a s pokes· I<MS took Angela .Julian from her SITdC US(' 81-year -old Elizabeth t he Queen Mother,was reported"ove rjoyed." moment ." Sargent to Vrtf'ran s MPmorial Hospita l; rarliN Saturda y. thr Rutland On Sundav. the' man said she was "absolute ly de· li gh ted." His grandmother . '' c harge Monday . Admi ss ion s .. l{ ulx>n Collins. Middleport. Ju nia Pie rC'C'. MlddiPport. Alfred Lyons Sr .. Ra c ine. Freda Buchanan. Long Bonom. Ma r garet Wyatt. Pomeroy, \1ayme Mann ing, Racine. .Judy Ca ru I hers. Middleport : Disc harged .. Martha Roy . ing ru ns. Saturda)· at 9:49p.m .. the Mid· dlepot1 squad transpot1ed Melv in was annou nced . waved Union .Jacks a nd shouted " It' s a boy!," "God save the queen'" a nd " He's a jolly good fellow! " Some adapted a soccer c hant tha t went : "Nice one Char lie, nice o ne son, nice one Charlie, le t' s have a nother LONDON (API - Princess Di· a na. gave birth to a son who cried lu stily while Britons c heered, sa ng a nd gu?.7Jed c ha mpagre to cele>brate the arriva l of lhP first baby Mayor Andrews. Harold Brown, co unci lman, ~ ug ­ ity study on t\'moval of power lines Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio On Monday, Hinckley was found innocent by reason of insanity on all counts stemming from his M arch 30. 1981 shooting of President Hea· gan. White House Press Secretary Ja m es Brady, Secret Service agent Timothy McCa rthy a nd then · Washington policeman Thoma s Delahant y. The 27-year-old Hinc ki C'y was flown by helicopter aboul 7:30 p.m Tuesday from the stockade a l Fort Meade. Md .. to St. E llzabet hs Hos· pita!. a fed Pra l in st itution hNr TooAv mqq~N THE WO lD A[!;{!;ravated robbery char{!;es filed l' l:-.JCINNAT I - 'l\1'0 mrn sought by polin • fonlht• hll>tagr·tdkln g and attem p!Pd holdup of a dbcoun t df'partrnt·nr ~torl' la . . . t Frid , t~ ha\'f' been charged with ont• cou nt rach of ;tggr;r...-ali>d robtx·J~· . O£'trcti vrs sa id .I .C. Mitchrll. ~ .1, and !!a n·1·~ · Prict'. 2'2. WC'l'P charged aftC'r" Monda.\ ' night return tl'ip from ,\krun . whrrP tht·r sutwndered to police Satutda)'. Po !iCC' said Frida~ · aftC'rnoon t ha 1t hr.\ ' IX'Iit '\'Pd Yli tcht'll <:md Pricf' or to I)(• t\'t'O thrrf' gunmPn who hPid lhP IOt)(•oph · hn ... tagP in lhP n.ost•lawn Meijf'r Squarf' storf' . Police .~iff through information C I N( 'I NI\AT J - PolicP ha\'f' n'C'Pi\'l'd mon• lh..1n 2()() phonP calls from c il izf'ns offC'ring inform<Jtion in t hr ca~t·t tf a mbsin g .1-yrar old. but J:Xllicr ;.~ r r not saying if th('y arr an.v t' IOS('t' lo tl''>oh·ing thP case. Jason E\·ers disappearf'd in a woocb nr·ar .1 YMCA pla_ , ·ground pleading insa nit y. whPrP hf' was play ing Frid:t) . Trras ury Secretary Don;lld T. Regan, who has rcspunsibi lit ~ · for thf' SC'crC't SrrvicP, ttif' protN.·ti\'P un it for thC' prf's idPnt . -.aid !11• wa . . . '"outragt>d" dl t ht:• ju n ·s dt't'i." iUIL " I thi nk it' :-: wrong," hf' said in an i ntpn·ipw on N BC's 'I •K:Joy· Show . Attor ney · GPnPt .II \\'i lliam Bob F:vrrs. Jason' s f athf'r. S<.~id ht• had wanwd thP boy not to talk to o;t rangPrs or to go to thf' pla ~·ground . 1·: \'Pr s, who ha s not rPturnt>d to hi ~ job as .1 ll'ttt •r ..,ortcr for the l. S. I 'osta I S<>n·kp ~ inct• I hC' disa pJ.X>aranl't'. "a id ht' h<t." startf'd a rf'Wanl fund . Vietnam fire.~ uporr C.~ . .~hips Frr nr h Smith joinr< l Sf'n;Jto' .Jud i c iar~· Comm itiE"f> ch drman Strom Thummnd. H·S.C .. i n proposing that a nrw stdn dard be Sf'! for jud g ing crimi n ;-~1 dPfPndanr ~ who U'*' t hC' r a rf'ly '>Ut 'CC'S~f u I dt •fl'Jht' t h<~ t thpy an• !nsa nf'. " ThC'n' must t:M · an Pnd to 1hf' doc !tine 111,11 al lows so many persons to commit cri mes of viol(•ncf'. t{J u"R co nh1"tng pt-cx·f'durf's to thrir own ad \·a nrJgP .rnd the n to ha \'C' t hP door OP£'11 ro tht •m to rel urn to thr society \\ htch r hpy· ,·icl im il.t•d. " where he wUI under go Pva luatlon to determin e if and when he is sane enoug h to be re leased. U.S. Dlstrtct .Judge Baninglon D. Par ker, who pres ided at Hinc k· ley's trtal, set Aug. ~ as the datr when he will determine If Hinckley will be releas ed. Parker ooctered the staff at St. Ellzabeth.s to gtvc him a report on Hinc kl ey's m e nt al condition by Aug. 2. Although it L• possible tha t Hinck· ley might be released a t the hear· ing, his wealthy parent s said thry would not seek his freedom " until he has recovered to the poin t that he Is judged to be ha rmless a nd responsible." John W. Hinckley Sr. a nd his wife, JoAnn, of Evergreen, Colo .. Issued a state m e nt saying they iJe. Smith said Other n u• mbt•t o.. nf 1hP Senall' and House r:xpn·~S(>(\ clngC'r at lhP \ 'f'l' · diet in sp4 "~ 'ChPs to 1heir collcaglH'S. Rep .. J.,hn T. ~11-ers. 11-lnd .. in· troduc('(\ l!'gislatit lll w hi c h would abolis h tiH' insanill plm . which he callrd ";o l110pholc for so me of till' most dall ht•rous crim inals." 1\'AS HI NCTO N- Thm• L:.S. \a\')' ' hiP'· including a destroVPr which fi gur('d in th(' l ~IN Tonkin <;ulf tncidt'nt. Wf'rt' fired U{X)n Sunday night "bv a vpssl'l lx•lir,·ed to b<' iong 111thc Social!' I Republic of Vietnam" whilP in intt•rnaTional w;ltt'r~. thf' ~J.,· y.· said Tuesday. Only one .:nralibe r round jl('nr trat('d lhr drs trover Tumer .101·. no one was injured and " no apprPciablf' damag(' wa:... done." said L! Crndr . Tom .lurkowsky, the Navy spokesman. This was the fir st shooting incidrnt invol\·ing ttl<' l 1.S. Na,y· in Soul heast As ian watf'rs sincf' 1hf' Cambodian SPizu rr of t hf' frPigh!Pr Mayagucvz in Ma~ · 1 97~. official s SJ td . H eavy fi[!;htin{!; erupts Of!;ain BE IRUT. Lebanon- HPavy· fighting Pru pt t>d in tht• mountain ~ t'<J~t of & i rut and nt'ar ttil~ JJar ai.Vt.A"( l ai qJurt today . i ~ rad said ib fo rcC'" k il led at least two Sylia n troop~ and woundf'd Sf'Yeral in the mountain battles. The Palestine Lib('ra tion Organi1.ation :...aid braPli ro rces launchPd an intPnsivC' art ill rl~' barrctgr in 1h!' hills a 1·ound the Sy ri a n _,I ronghold of A ley an d ltird to advanct· from I h<·tr [JUS it ions aro und Ma nsou rlye h. T hP Is raeli military com mand ...aid th(1 S~Tians pushed into Note landfill progress lsra('\i ·held territory east of Lakf• Karoon. 21 miiL•s southea\)t of &>lrut. but withdrew when 1hC'y cJmr undC'r l srarli arTil iPry flrf' Phil Roberts. county engineer . meeting with Meigs County com· missioners Tuesday discussed progress on the development of the new la ndfill s ite. The new s ite is located in Salls· bury Township near Howell Hill Road. Roberts presented the board with maps and legal descriptions of the property to be used for a new site. Roberts intends to do some addl· tiona! surveying within the proper t y boundari es b e for e th e description of the site can be submitted to EPA for approval. Commissione r s he ld the required Federal Revenue Sharing heari ng between the hou rs of 2-3 p.m . No Winning Ohio lott ery number onp appt\ trrd to rrquPs l any por - tion of tlw funds. ThC' bo, trd d<'lt'rminN th at rf\· venuC' -' hill Ln.e funds foir 19R3 wou ld be uSC'd fo r gPnrral co unty operat ing C'X!Jt ' ll'>t'-" a~ it dee m s n ecessar~ · Richard .Jom•s. commissioner . reported nn an lncl rpc> nd ent Hous- CLEVELAN D - The winning num lx>r draw n Tu0>da1· nigh t in thr Ohio Lottery's daily gam e " Th(' Nu miX'r" was -l.lJ. In the semiweekly "Pic k 4" ga me. the' winnin g num ber was ~>7K'l . The lot tery reported earn ings of $~~¥.1.6:11 . 50 on it s dailv gamr. Th• · Parnin gs ca me on sa les of $R23,07H, whilf' J1o l der ~ of winning tickeb arc e ntitled to share $323.446.:-.o. lollerv official s Jid. Ing Board mt•f•ting he r ecently at- te nded . Tlw group disc ussed the posslbilil\ of lmsing som e of the countv ownrd propf'rt y in I he vac in- lt y of ·, hr Senior Ci t izen s Cent er for a n elderlr housing pro jec t. Commissioners indica ted they wou ld be in favor of a lease agreem e nt for 1hr proposed project. Weather forecast Clea r tonight . Lows 50-55. Wi nds light and , ·ari;J.b]C' . Sunn!· Thu rs day. Hi ghs near 80. Extended Ohio Fon••·a.'t Frtday through Sunday; Fair Friday. Scattered s howe rs ru1d thundt•rstonns Satunlay and Sunday. Highs 7:;.85. Lows 52-62. State stands firm on layoffs By JEFF GRABMEIER OVP slalfer Despite the pleas of local off!· clals, the Ohio Department or Mental Retardation and Developmental Disability Is standIng firm In Its.decision to eliminate nearly 250 jobs at the Gallipolis Developmehtal ·Center. Institutions, according to Nick Da· mopoulos, chief of communications for the department. The DMR's policy Is to have the number of clients at each Institution equal the number of medicaid certified Iiects, Damopoulos said. CDC currently has 450 clients but only 3al certWed beds. Many of the 1.ll patients being moved wUI be placed In less restrtctlve environments, he said. Officials of DMR and the gover· nor's office met with Sen. Oakley Collins, R-Ironton, City Manager Chris Morris, GDC Director Robert Damopoulos does not see the Zimmerman and Sen. President GDC escaping the state's plan for Paul Glllmor, R -Port Clinton In COde-Institutionalizing clients. lumbus yesterday to discuss the "We're firm In ourcommlttment elimination of jobs. to move patients to less restrictive Morris said today he is not optim- environments. Istic the state will change Its plan to "The GDC Is a very old llistltumoveUlcllentsoutoftbeGDCand · tlon," he Satd. "People have just reduce staff at the facility become accustomed to It being accordingly. . !here. Now we're moving people to ·"I do.n't 1mow there ts anything where they should be and this Is they (ihe state) can do," Morris hard to aj:cept" sald. "They didn't expl'ess any . 'Damopoulos said figures show flexibility." 100 to 140 employees can expected The decision to reduce staff at to be lost through nonna1 attrition GDC Is part of the state's plan to by next Jul,y, the date set for comd4frease the number of clients In pletion of tile s\lte's' plan .. There- fore, there should only be 110 to 150 actual job abollshrnents, he said. Zimmerman agreed that It Is necessary to move the 1.ll pailents iJe. cause the rest of GDC's beds are not certifiable. " I don't like being part of this (job) abolishment any more than anyone else," Zimmerman said. He added,though, that clients wUI be moved to better and less restric· tlvl! facilities than are available here. Sen. Collins blamed both DMR and CDC officials for their "lnabll· tty to reach a reasonable declson" regarding the layoffs. He -alleged that the loss of jobs 1s due to mismanagement on the part ol GDC officials. "I think It Is simply due to poor llUlllagement thkt GDC is losing many of Its medicaid certWed bids," Collins sald. "It Is a crime that poor judgement Is costing Ohio workers jobs." ~ said ·he would not comment pn the charges because he dld n~i:,an to .get In a "public debate" Wtthrtbe senator. \ . '". ~~ . BIG FOOT I$ REALLY A GENTLE CREATIJRE wlsblog to have tbelr picture lakeD with ....,.. may - Meigs COUDty:a venlou ol Bigfoot wU be mak1Dg a do so at eltber event for a charge of $3. Shna above, 1publlr appearaDce at Melp Stadium iD Pomeroy ?D r, George Stitt, Pomeroy PoUce Chief, llnlce Reed, Salurday, Jane zt, at the 8llllllal Frog Jump. Bigfoot president of the Jaycees, Bigfoot aad Sal}:r- Holtl, wUJ also be at the Chuck Stobert d!Jmer to be beld Sun- Dally Sentinel employe. Portraying Bll!il* ill Paul day, Jane 2'7, at the Royal Qa1t Park. Youngs~rs Reed. See story oo page 12 of today's Reptll n.b. ~ �Page-4-The Daily Sentinel • .. Wednesday, June Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio rn ;J kl's. On Jun~ 22 . 1976, Randy Jones of th~ Sa n Diego PadrPS tied Hall of 1-'am~r Chris ty Mathewson's Na · tiona! L eagu~ n:>cord of pitching 68 conSt'CUtivr inn ings without issuing ;1 IJasP on balls. On .June 21. 1 ~8"2. Jones, now with l'PII' York. wa lk<'<! the fi rs t four :vtunt rf'a l ba il ers, thr only' ones he fan~l lx, fore gelling the hook from M ;ulagN G~org~ Bamberger . Tim'(' of them scored and the Ex· po.s went on to bea t the Mels4 ·3 for thm fifth consecutive victory and lh(' fouJ1 tl los.'<. In a row fo r JonPS. li P hasn't won since shutting out Hous ton May ''Sonw ot tlrr managers might h;l\·e gone five baiiPrs, " said Ba m· bPrger. who wa s at a loss to explain .J onr< rC'Cent fa Uurl's lit was the n <.;p('Ond tim r in t hf' last four star ts lw fa iled to retire a baller t. " Jones cl or.,.n't kilO\\' w ha t's wro ng. I don't f'il hf'r. " I n ot h(•r Nn ti ona l League Jction Tll!·sdav night . St. Loui> ~dolo c~l gcd Phi· rt•tm hiS CO LUMBUS. Ohio I AP I - Hed· gProv/s lmag£>, driven by Ben White. dPfea ted Swee t As Wine by onP leng1 h Tu esday night in 2: 043·5 in the $10,000 fin al leg of the Old M:~i d pacing sH ies at Scioto IXnv ns. The winner pa id $12.80, $3.00 and $2 hit. Sw("('t As 'VIne r eturned $2.00 dlld $2.20 and third -place Amy's !-';Iicon paid $2.60. Tt1r fir st rarP l rifecta of 7·1·8 returnro $2,1~2 .~10 . :\ cr owd of :!."46 wagered $2·15.110:1. Dodgers 4, Braves I Steve Garvey and Dusty Baker homered, while Vicente Romo, Dave Stewart and Steve Howe held A tlanta to three hit s and one un· earned run. It was the lhlrd·place Dodgers' ninth victory In the last II games and left them just 5~ games behind Atlanta In the NL Wes t. The Braves lead San Diego by 3~ games. Ramo retlred the side In order In the first Inning, but twisted his left knee runnlr.g out a single In the second and had to leave the game. Stewart y ielded three hit s In fi ve Innings and Howe pitched hitless ball over the fin al thr ee. Astros 2, Giants 0 Vern Ruhle, who has split time between spot starting and relief work, fired a thrCP- hlller , retiring !adelphia 3·2 despite Pete Rose's 3, 772nd career hit, breaking a tie with Hank Aaron for second place on the all· time hit list; Los Angeles downed Atlanta 4-1. Cincinnati beat San Diego 7·5, Houston blanked San Fra nci sco 2·0 and Pittsburgh trounced Chicago 9-2. Winner David Palmer pitched six Innings, giving up eight hits, IJe. for<' Jeff Reardon ca me on to recorrd his 12th save. Cardinals 3, l'hillies 2 Mike Ramsey drew a bases· loaded walk from Ed Farmer with two out In the eighth Inning, forcing home Willie McGee with the win· ning nm. St. Louis rookie John Stu per scallered eight hit s. Rose's double with two out In the third In· nlng tied the score 2·2 and left him 418 hits behind Ty Cobb, who had 4,191 23 consecutive batt ers over one vey to visitors "the things that you've overcome and the obstacles you crossed to gel here." "Everybody from here on will be able to share In the joy that I feel today and see the kind of contrtbu· lions that you have made to this country," Green sa id to the m en w ho began their car eers In the 19:als and 30s, before Major League Baseball was integrated. Jackie Robinson was the first black to reac h the big leagues, breaking the color barrier In 1947. Monte I rv in , who played with the old Newark Eagles before follow· lng Robinson Into the majors, said In a brief address Tuesday that players from the Negro leagues are r il y ' s A merica n Heritage Park, where the display is housed In a mu seum. " It is important th at every litt le child knows your stru ggle," Harold Gr een, a special assistant to Gov. John Y. Brown Jr., told the oldtl· mers. He sa id the ex hibit wil l con· en' t as bad offensively as they've appeared . " All along, we've been playing wi th a lack of runs, a l ack of RBI production, " McNam ara sa id . "But the team bat ting average and grl ThP 11eds. who have been among thf' Na tional Lf'ague leadrrs in tr•am balling average but near the bo tt om in ru ns scored, erupted against the San Diego Padres for a 7·o victory Tuesday nig ht. <om binm with Cincinnati 's 10-2 ballering of Los Angeles the night befor e, the victory gave McNam· ara evidence that the 29·38 Reds ar· Individual averages have been decent to good. " I 've fell that if that keeps up, we' U start driving In runs and hope we're still In shooting distance (of the di vis ion leaders t. We've seen It th e last two nights, and I hope it cont inues.'' Th e Reds climbed Into a virtua l three-way lie for fourth place In the ... •• NL West with the help of an error by Padres third baseman L uis Salazar . The Padres ballled back from a 3·1 deficit to take a 4-:l leadon Terry Kennedy's two-run single In the sixth. Mike Vall singled to tie the game In the bottom of the Inning, then Joe Pittman rapped his second single to gtve the Padres" 5-4 lead In the top of the seventh. Eddie Milner singled In 1he tying run off Gary Lucas, 0.5, In the bot· tom of the seventh, and Sal azar threw wildly to lirst base on Cesar Cedeno's grounder to let Milner score the go-ahead run later In the inning. Vall capped the winning three- run rally with his second RBI single of the night. Reliever Joe Price, 2-2, pitched the seventh Inning to register the victory, and Tom Hume held the Padres hitless over the l ast two In· nlngs for his 15th save. "We kept battllng back," Padres Manager Dick Williams said. "You can only battle back so many times." "We need some breaks," Milner said of Salazar's decisive error. "We need all the breaks we can get to gel a winning streak going." The two-gam e winning streak Is Cincinnati 's second longest of the sea•on. Twice the Reds have won three In a row. Second baseman Ron Oes ter said the club has to do much bett er in order to make up an,ll ~ -ga me deficit. "There's tlme, but we've got to put together a winning streak," Oes ter said. "We can' t play good baseball; we' ve got to play great the players and the club own••rs is 1 11 l -;~~~~mi~~~~l ~ I 1 LYDIA S. ZAPANTA, M.D. II OB/GYN WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF HER PRACTICE OF OBSTETRICS and GYNECOLOGY ~ SERVING THE @i:J)yq>;%5~\fi!'~~~ ,, . Wl ll:lSlRVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AREA FOR 55 YEARS NONE Kroger Welcomes Your Federal Food BIG CATCH- Bill Morrls, pictured, and his wife, Dorothy, caught thi!i 33-inch Muslde Monday morning while fishing at Forked Run Lake. Calling the fish an "unusual catch," Morrls says he plans to have the fish mounted. Hooper has big upset CD rrilisTaro For Some Cost Cutters, 11o~---.,... 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The 6-foot-6 serve-and·volley speMcNamara wasn 't ready to con· cialist whose gam e is tailor·made cede the pennant race, either. for grass, upset eighth-seeded Pe"As long as there' s breath In me, ter McNamara of A ustralia 7·6, 3-6, I 'm not going to give up, and that 6-2, 64 Tuesday. Includes dark alleys and back "Good player on this stuff," Fred streets and baseball games," Perry, the form er Wimbl edon McNamara said . champion said of Hooper' s grass· court skills. ,-------------. "We've been well aware of his Call 675-1095 For VISIT US FOR ALL YOUR HARDWARE AND PLUMBING & HEATING NEEDS PICKENS HARDWARE COME CELEBRATE DURING YOUR KROGER STORE'S , SPECIALIZING IN PEDIATRIC AND ADOLESCENT MEDICINE IS NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS. ~ "Ou r concern is that if the lawy· Prs reach agreement. they won't be r. SOLO TO DEALERS . ..... T. BURNS 9 a.m. to Involved Rozelle doesn't . COPY.IGHT I'll . THI KRO GER CO ITIMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNOAY JUNE 20 . THRO UGH SATURDA Y. JUNE 26 . 1912. IN G.A L L I POLIS a nd POMEROY l DR. GEORGIANNA HANDS FIRST- Ron Oester of the Ctoctnnall Reds dives toto home during the 2nd inning on a hit by Reds Alex Trevino. The Reds were l eading the game in the 2nd against the Sao Diego Padres. ( AP Laserphoto) suade the owner s to r each an agr('('mcnt. Sentinel-Page-5 Gallipolis-Pomeroy J_..,_.._.._,_......-...---·---·-·-_..._._.._.,_. __ ! to get Commissioner P( ·tr Hozf'l lt> D~y MASON , W. VA. not bitter about how they were treated. "They didn'tcare too much about the money lJecause, as we say, 'We never miss what we never had,"' said Irvin, now a special assistant to baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn. " But they did want some recognition because they knew they had the abutty and they knew they could really play baseball." The exhibit, he said, wUI provide that recognition. Two oldtlmers receiving special honors at this year's reunion are Wllllam Julius "Judy" Johnson, a 1975 Inductee Into the baseball Hall of Fame In Cooper stown, N.Y., and the late Webster McDonald. Ont• week . Ont• Muu lh Ont· Yt•ii r able to deliver the three-quarter s vote that Is needed to approve the collective bargaining agreement. " Garvey said . "Pete Rozelle Is the only one who could deliver that vote. The prolr tern for us Is that he is on the sidelines and not In the r ing ." Rozelle, though, said only that he Alter both Garvey and Rozelle had testlfled at a National Labor Relations Board hear ing Tuesday, Gar vey sa id Rozelle's presence at npgotiatlons could possibly per· current cont rac t disput P lx•t wPC'n • Reds take come-from-behind VICtory CI NC INNATI I APt - A pair of hrgh·scorin g victories have gtven Cincinnati Hcd' Manager John Mc.'Jamara rmson to hope that his sJm~,.: . startin g ballclub i s starting to The Pomeroy-'-Middleport, Ohio NEW YORI< I API - t<d CarVC)', executive director of lht• Na tional Football League !'l ayers Associa · lion, thinks the key to solving 1hP stretch. Ruhle gave up singles to Joe Morgan and Chill Davis with one out In the first Inning, but catcher Alan Ashby picked Davis off first and R~'lle fanned Jack Clark. He didn't allow another baserunner untU pinch hitter Dave Bergman singled with one out In the ninth. "I made some good pitches," said Ruhle, who struck out flve and faced only 28 batters, one over the mlnlmum. "I can't say I've had any better games." l'lrate8 9, Cubs 2 Winning pitcher John Candel aria, Dave Parker and Jim Morrison drove in two runs apiece, while second baseman Johnny Ray rapped three hits and scored twice. Candelaria worked six Innings before his back st11fened and E nrique Romo earned his first save. Hall of History remembers baseball's barred players ASHLAND, l<y. !API - Black baseball pla yers barred from the major leagues because of their color have been honored here with the opening of the Negro Baseball Hall of History. More than 50 former player s, many on hand for the fou rth annual Negr o Baseball U>agues· reunion, attended the ceremonies at the 1982 Garvey wants involvement from Rozelle Wildness gives Montreal 4-3 victory 8 y Aso;oclatt'd l'ress Wh at " d l ffer~nce six year s ~. $288 •., ,, ... ,, .. �' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 'Page-6- The Daily Sentinel Top Ten Hit leaders in Major league History Hot Brewers heat Yanks; Steinbrenner boils bas.•ball's all-tim•· rarerr hit list when he doubled off St. Louis Cardinal piteher John Stupor in the third inning of Tuesday night's game. The 41- By Associated Press The Milwaukee Brewers and Pete Vuckovlch are red hot under interim Manager Harvey Kuenn. New York Yankees' owner George Steinbrenner Is just as hot, under the collar that Is. Vuckovlch, 9-2. won his eighth consecutive game Tuesday night , combining wit h Rollle Fingers on a fi ve- hitter as the Brewer' won their seventh straight game wit h a 3·2 decision over the Yank<'<'s. Against the Yankees Vuckovich gave up a home run to Roy Smalley in the second Inning to tic the score 2-2 and held New York in check the rest of the way until Fingers relieved In the ninth Inning. Steinbrenner was upset with two calls. clalmlng Brewer ca tcher Ted Simmons trapped a ba ll against the foul screen in the eighth inning and that the umps blew an ou t ca ll at first on Willie Randolph in the third. The Brewers took a 2-Jiead in the bottom of the first when Robin Yount t rtpled and Cc<'il Cooper slam med his 12th home run or the season off Roger Erickson. 4-6. The Brewers scored the ga mewinner in the second on a single by Roy Howell , a double by Ed year·old Rust• now trails only Hall of Farner Ty Cobb, who had 4,191 hits. for the most cart•t•r hits in major leagur history . ( AP Laserphntol field single. (00) ' Seasons Played Ty Cobb Pete Rose Hank Aaron Stan Mustal Trrs Speaker Honus Wagner E ddte Collins Wtllte Mays C Ya str zemsk• Nap La1o•e ~~~~~~~:!~l RE( 'OHDS AHE COMING UP HOSE'S - Philadelphia Phillies first hasema n Pl'tt• Hosr moved into solt• possrssion of second place on RomPro and Mars hall Edwards' in- Rose intends to best Cobb's record ST. LOUIS , .- \1', - "' long "' he'~ ~ till ;.t b]P tn ' wing a hat. Pf' tf' Hosf• <;a~·, ht • full~ · intPnd" to rn. tkt• thP immorta l '1\ CniJIJ'" nH•<.;t fo r midablf' n'<'ord ht" t. trg t'l Thr hu 'il mg l' hli.u l ri~hi.l l'h 1i liPs fir ~t l'>a ...,f'm,tn m,t tl• • rh,lt much abund a nti\ d ••;11 Tut• ... d.l ~ night H i ~ :l.T.'2nd ;·; n r. ' r hit. ht' ..... tirl fnl l ow in g;~ : \'!. (lt •f, ., tr Ill th(• ~ ~ !.nub ('ardin al-.. H.,, ., tt l![\ , t milr·-.t(lnt' Pn J'()Utt ' Ill {.\) btl '-. l Ill I " I f \tJU · n · .tllt•lll t' lUll ht!!t•J. YOU still s.J id lli I n t\ 11 It\ htl !lH 'l'" .1 \ f '. lr." J{;, .._t, 1!'1 ,•\pl.tllllllL: hh Jt'lt •nt " 1-'ul n11 · I•• !!'\ ,,, ~~·: -f .! l • l hi!.-. t" onr nf ttlP"t ' 1 htnL;" I f1 Pf'<1 •,, kt>t' P ll lt ' ~fl ill l.! I ltunK ' hr-.:-. 'ht l:ff;'I !{OS(' mO\'cd past Hall or Farner Hank ..\a ron on th e list. but the 41 - ,·ra r-old player had other not ions. \t •\'CI' letting up while rounding fi r..;t b;1sP. he lx>a 1 1he 1hrow to se-- 'oml with a bell;· slide for his 68.'ith lifrtinw doubiC'. " II was just a fast ball." Hose sa id 11f lht' J -0 df'livrry.· from Stupf'r he drilled hard for his his toril' hit. " Probabl~ · \\ - .~ .-. thr n~aso n I sa w it hf>cnuSf' of thf' cou nt . Other - wist• he 1St uprn did a real good jol>." sa id Hose. " li p pit ched a good i>.dlgamc." H o~ wa s askt'CI if tu• wa s disapJXHnh"d h£'-cau." l' :\ctron wa s not .mwng: thr 19.h7'2 on hand <tl Busc h St~t rl ium to wa tch thr fPal . ·1 was more disa ppointed my lit - l ' ll l't' In •ha\'l ' ' thin g mulll\f\ 11 tit' [)()\' 10 " Hank and I are good fr iends. HP hdl lp [,l \ t 'i" 1. !\l l\ !'h t ' \ (nn •rut, 1111 ! n" prod tht' m Ho-...'. whllt • f, H"\Tll.! ...;, L··uJ-.. ~'' "' ' kii' .luhn Stupl 'I. ltnPd l ht• htiL'"I~lh­ li ...,hing him , ~,.., \o ·~ tln h.t ~r ba\1' . . ;tll -ti nH' li."t ro c'!'ntrl ft1'ld in t ht.~ rhird inning. drl\'ing in ;1 l 'll ibdPl phia run . It lookf·d likf' a nwrr -; ing lP as wa s not hrrP." he sai d. tu tx> an d m an.\' th tn gs to d u . ThrrC' will tx_> other games. h,t.., ot ht•r p l ac~ Hose also made it clear that the Philadf'iphi a defeat rubbed glitter from hi ~ ac hlevC'mrn t . "In thf' las tll yC'ar s, l 'vC' teen on Wednesday, June 23, 1982 five World Series teams and in slx playoffs . It's important to me that it does n't get a head of the tra m. If I get a hit the first time up tomor· row," he sa id In resjX'Ct to his pur· suit of Cobb's record. " I won't be saying 418 more." Looking a head at the sta ndard set by Cobb In 24 seasons. once considered unreac hable. Rose said conditioning and his level or enthusiasm will represent the keys. Ahead of hi s double . Rose grounded out in the first Inning. Af. terward, he flied to left field In the sixth and popped to shortstop Ozzie Sm ith to end the Phlllies' eight h. Tournament set The 1982 Bill Hubbard Memorial !Syracuse ! Little League Tournament will start July 7. Interested teams can ca ll 992-2909, 992-7775, or 992-7 181. Entry deadline is June 30. Entry fee ts $10 and two approved balls or $17 . Roster and fees should be in anytime before first game. The event is sponsored by the Syracuse Fire Dept. Rangers 4, Angels 0 Rick Honeycutl scattered seven hits and stopped Rod Carew's 25game hlttlng streak and Jim Sundberg delivered a two-run single as Texas blanked California and broke a two-game losing streak. Honeycutt, 3-7, struck out four and walked two In gaining his first shutout and the Rangers' second of the year. The left-hander got Carew to ground out In the first, fly out In the third, bounce to the mound In the fifth and fly out again In the eighth. Mariners 6, Blue Jays 5 Seattle's Julio Cruz stole third base and scored the winning run on a throwing error by Toronto catcher Buck Martinez In the seventh Inning as the Mariners defeated the Blue Jays. The BluexJayshad tied the game at 5-5 with three runs In the fifth highlighted by Willie Upshaw' s two-run homer. his ninth of the year. Seattle rapped three home runs In the fourth Inning when It scored four times. Riehle Zlsk opened the inning with a solo homer. Dave Henderson, who also knocked In a run earlier with single, added a two- run shot and Bud Bulllng added a solo bias t. Transactions FOOrllALL NaUonal FootbaD t..eapr BALT lMORE COLTS-Signed Jo hnlc Cooks. llnrbe:cker . 10 a st'r !M of one-~-ear romrarls Ml AMI DOLP tii NS-SignPd Jon GelsIff. oamslvt> lineman. ro a M."rk>s ol ()0('.\'t>ar ron1 rac1s. Sl~ed Paul Lanldord . <k>fm slvt> back: Olark><l Bow!if'r. llnf'ba<'kf'r. Stf>V(I Clark, dt'ft>no;lvf' end: M ack Boatrll'l" . runnlnj;! back . Wa y TF Jo~. of lf'Tlslv f' ~n~ant and Uaru. Nk>lYn and Jot' Pt>ITi. kiCkl"n> Nl::W YORK C. IANTS- Sl j;!Tif'd Jeff Wls ka. guard. Cur Ot-nn~ .John ~. M a ndel Robinson and Bobby Ammbk>. ruMlnli[ bac k.~ : Kf'rvln Wy att . llnPbackl'l·. BruC(' Klrcllnl'l". cmtt>r, and Doul( Mat' kl(', ~ard. T<>rmlna!l'<l !hf'l r rl¢lh to lkf' f onr . runntn11 bark HED SK I NS WASH I NGTON S!gnf'd Rrad Du..~ and l.R11111nt Holr .h•tft-rs. llnrbarkl.'f"s. Todd Urbmw•!n. drfm .~ lvl' llnrman . Mlcharl W illiam ~. tlj<ht f'nd. and Ralph Warlhl>n , drff'nslvf' taC'klf' HOCKE\' .-\mf'rll;·an Hot·kr-y Leacut M A I !\E MAR I N[ RS -Na m (' d Tom Mc\'k> ht>ad roac h Reli e ver Dan Quisenberry earned his 20th save of the season. combining with rookie Bud Black on a slx-hltter as the Kansas City handed Oakland Its seventh loss In Its last eight games. Black gave up four hits In 51-3 Innings, while Qul..enberry, who leads the AL In saves and games finl~hed wlth 29, gave up a run In the eighth when Rickey Henderson led off with a single, stole second and third, and scored on Cllff Johnson· s grounder. Amos RBI, Otis got gamewinning topshls ln 12th the league, with a sacrifice fly In the first Inning off Matt Keough, 6-9. The Royals scored again In the slxth on Jerry Martin's RBI double. Henderson now has 68 stolen bases In 70 games . White Sox 6, Twins 5 Ron LeFlore snapped a 5-5 tie with a leadoff home run In the bottom of the eighth inning as Chicago won for the slxtll time In eight games and handed Minnesota Its 27th loss in Its last 31 games. LeFlore' s fourth of the season came off Terry Felton. 0-7. and made a winner of Eddie Solomon, 1-0. Run-scoring doubles by Greg Luzlnskl In the first and third Innings had given Chicago a 3-1 lead. But Tim Laudner wiped it out with a three-run homer. his first, In the fourth Inning. Red Sox 5, Tigers 4 Dwight Evans tied the score with a two-out, two-run homer In the ninth Inning and rookie Wade Boggs drilled his first major league home run in the 11th as Boston sent Detroit to Its ninth stalght loss. Rick Leach had given the Tigers a 4-2 lead with a two-run basesloaded double with two out in the Indians 8, Orioles 8 Rookie Von Hayes knocked ih three runs and highlighted Cleveland's six-run fifth inning with a triple and a two-run single as : · Baltimore lost for only the fourth time In It s last 15 games. Cleveland starter Lary Sorensen. 6-6, got the victory·, allowing 10 hlts, one walk and stril<ing out three In 71-3 Innings. Eddie Murray clubbed his ninth home run of the year for Baltimore. r~liij~iiiiiia~~ 531 JACKSON PIKE ·RI .35 WEST Phone 446- 4524 BARGAIN MATINEES ON SAT & SUN At.L SEATS JUST S 2.00 ADMISSK>N EVERY Tl..ESll4Y 12.00 FRIDAY lhru THURSDAY I JUNE 18 thru 24 "" ET n•..,• \10\ II Pli I,, I \ ' \ /1 •>~.! "lid 11 1.,.1 ' I ' SAT & SUH W.T NEES 1: 317 N. 2nd CALL (614)-992-2104 or (304)-675-1244 Middleport WILL CLOSE THE KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM MONDAY, JUNE 28th UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. SATURDAY & SUNDAY, JUNE 19th & JUNE 20th Featuring The Valiant with family room from only Featuring The Apollo from only $28,500 * · $35,200* OF OUR NEW HOME SALES CENTER. See our entire selection of Unibilt Homes. You'll find ranch, bi-level, basement and crawl space models available. Prices start as low as $23,995 * On Your Loland Foundation WHILE WE ARE REMODELING WE WILL STILL SERVE BANQUETS AND PARTIES. NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH AT 11 A.M. WITH A FULL SANDWICH MENU PLUS PIZZA, SPAGHETTI, AND SALAD BAR MONDAY THRU SATURDAY. Free Refreshments-Door Prizes OPEN: SAT.10 A.M.-7 P.M.-SUN.1 P.M.-5 P.M. Gallipolis . ~ ~------------------1 Ohio River *Point Pleasant THE MEIGS INN I 126% MAIN ST. . ' POMEROY 992-3629 ,. I 1ft Methodist Pomeroy Church of Christ Pomeroy Church of Christ held In celebration of Father's Day. Its annual Father-Son banquet rePomeroy Untied Methodist Church cently, with food prepared by the members presented each father ladles of the church. Thi s year's them e wa s wlth a white rose for his lapel. "Wheels," with the dining room Mrs. Robert McGee presented a adorned by maps, motorcycle troshort program honoring fat hers phies. demoUtion derby trophies, a and grandfathers. "Fathers are . race car and traln set and remoteSpecial" was given by Mrs. Ted control cars. Craig Varney was ma~ ter of ceDownie and the Sunday school sang "Happy Father's Day." During the remonies. Speaker for the evening worship service, a father-son choir was Chester V. King, speaking on sang "This Is My Father's Wor ld." travel plans--Travel plans-God's will; Maps--Bible study; Fuel source-prayer; Road signs-Holy Following the service, a fellow- Spirit. ship hour was held to welcome back A drawing contest was held, with the Rev and Mrs. Robert McGee as participants asked to draw their faleaders of the church for another vorite thing on wheels. Winners were: children-a tle, Paul Brlckles. year. a car, and Christopher Alkire, a RefreShments were served. truck; adult-Ed Venoy, his wife on Serving were Mrs. Kermit Walton, roller skates. Mrs. Scotl Walton. Mrs. William Gifts were presented to fathers Baronick and Mrs. Downie. and sons. • others are too busy worrying about their own goufs to keep tally on yours . - HELEN AND SUE DEAR HELEN AND SUE : When I was raising my son, times were very hard. I got around $125 in aid to dependent children money and an average $25 a month child SU()porl from my ex. This, with with a part-time job was enough to keep him fed and clothes and pay for extras like piano lessons and two years at college. I'm a handicapped person and can't work full time or earn much money for what I can do. Now that he's grown, he keeps asking what I did with "his" money . He thinks I should have saved all I received for him, so he'd have a nest egg now. He just doesn't see that it went for living expenses. Should I feel guilty because I used part of it to pay the rent and buy food also for llll' ? - ACCUSED DEAR ACCUSED : No! Your son is the one who should feel guilty- for not showing gratitude to a mother who mana~ed extras un poverty-level income.- HELEN ACCUSED : If my son were this unfeelin g, I wouldn't argue with him - I'd ju' t tell him to leave 1 - SUE (GOT A PROBLEM• Or a subjeet for discussion, two-generation style• Direct your questions to either Sue or Helen Bottel - or both, if you want a combination motherdaughter answer - in care of this newspaper. l for every Friday afternoon, begin- announced as soon as they are firning with this Frlday, June 25, at 2. ·medup. The Bookmobile wlll be parked in p.m. at the Middleport Library. All front of the old Junior High building the swruner programs will be held in Pomeroy on June 26 for Regatta at Middleport due to the fact there is weekend. The Friends of the Meigs more room. At some future date the naturalist County Library will host a book sale from Forked Run State P11rk will on that date and the books for sale have a program for the children and nlll be at the bookmobile site. There also the Dept. of Natural ijesources, will be fiction, paperbacka . and Division Of Wildlife, Is going to plan magazines for sale at 10 cents each. The library has been receiving something for us. These dates will be nwnerous new books, both fiction and non-fiction. Some new lilies include: An important family by Eden, Cal's ·Eyes by. Lee Jtll'dan, . Eden Burning by Belva Plain, Bad Boy by Edmund Sehiddel, Deception j'tfeigs Coonty residents are in- while creating ~temporary art. by Judith Michael, 'nie, Adulteress vited to pai-ticlpate in a "Color 8nd 'l1le workshop dates' are Monday, Design Work.VIoP" SJIOiiSOred by the JW, 19, through Friday, ~uly 23 by Philippa Carr, and Entangled by Paul Jason. Some ~ctlon tiUes Gallla-Meigs Conununity Ac;tlon fi'OIJ! 10 a.m: to 3:30p.m. each day. Agency and the Ohio Arts~. . 1 All leSIIO!IS will be lteld at the are: The Story «!f, Werewolves, · ·Artist. Noreen Redding will help Pomeroy CE'l:A Office located at 117 Chilton's ' MotorcY,cle Repair partlclpinlllmprove·the~~~eolcolor 2nd Street' II gpen to all Meigs Manual, More ~ fi'Gill the BacluJ of Dozes, Bj!ttles and Jan, llrid cliliJgn In their cr.rt projecll. County l'elltlenta:. '. nwi C0011111111lty arta worbhOP ~uon II reqllired by ortlc~J)1912 frict! quwe·to Buebal1 ~rda, 'l1le Monstei'lli Loch N. ., eapeci.ally 1ntere1t craftlpeople July12~~.11linlltedof 811 elq)erience Ieveii who want to For further lliformatlon or 'l1le Color Book tL t;oakinc for One, eontlilue the tradition of ap- l'tllllb'atiap, ~ ~ Joan Seder 1• U.S. ,~ c,tekpe alld the 'pa!achlan qulltinl and needlewolt ·Calp at the a.bire CAA OfiiCe, ..,_ DNA Stor)': a~ ofg~cl~. . ' . ., . Craft w~rkshop set for residents Rt.2 Location: Just across the Kanawha Riv.er at the foo~ of the Shadle Bridge in Point Pleasant, W. Virginia. - - FIRST VIEW - The Prince and Princess of Wales, outside St. Mary's Hospital, London, Tuesda y af· By Runt POWERS i Swruner Is in full swing now and ' the libraries have tried to schedule some interesting programs for the children. On July I, at 2 p.m. at the Middleport Library, Tiny Miller from Briggs Lawrence Library in Ironton, will present a program on pantomime. I hope she will be well received as I Ullllerstand her program Is very good. . We have scheduled a film matinee Join the Se/1-A-Bration this weekend and see how easily you can own a new home. NOTICE: THE MEIGS INN PIZZA SHACK WILL .- .... - ~- ----Your libraries---- • CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION A combined Mother-DaughterFather banquet was held at St. Paul's Untied Methodist Church in Tuppers Plains May 25. By HELEN AND SUE BOTTEL DEAR HELEN AND SUE : I come home from a party and immediately start beating myself over all the goofs I made. By the time I go to sleep I feel like a complete failure, even if I may have had a pretty good Hme, earlier. Next day I can hardly face the people I was with, kno\\ ing they must think I'm a total loss. How do you break yourself of stupid post-marlems• - REGRET• FUL DEAR REGRETFUL : Only completely self-assured people can avoid "mourning after blues" - and they're the ones who might benefit most by them. But you can. subdue those postmortems by concentrating on suCcesses rather than on (most imagined) failures . It helps if you understand that LOOK AT THIS WEEKEND'S REGATTA SPECIALS SALE $9.95 SALE $9.95 SALE $4.95 SALE $3.95 SALE $4.95 SALE $4.95 SALE $3.95 SALE $8.95 SALE $7.95 SALE $6.95 SALE $3.95 SALE $7.50 SALE $4.95 throughout the afternoon. This 11 and one-half minute slide and sound is the best and most delightful history of Meigs County ever prepared. Special e<hibits include "kitchens of yester-year" features old time kitchen utensil from the musewns collections. A special display of te<tiles, quilts, throws and spreads was made from loaned and museum artifacts. The collection of boat pictures donated to the Museum by Boone Weaver has been brought for display. Collections already secured include Rockingham Kitchenware and valuable bo< collection by Nancy Reed and Annie Chapman. Pewter Collection of Judy Crooks, Stoneware and Pottery Collection by Frances Goeglein and a collection ci Sea Shells from the Gulf of Mexico and California, Bahamas and Ca ribbean by Daisy Blakeslee. Other collections are also planned as space will allow. ---Helen help ·us---".......--- WE ARE PLANNING A COMPLETE RENOVATION OF OUR FACILITIES. lOBSTER TAll, Reg. $17.95 SURF &TURF, Reg. $15.95 GOLDEN FRIED FANTAil SHRIMP, Reg. $8.50 BROILED OR DEEP FRIED WHITE FISH, Reg. $5.95 STUFFED FlOUNDER, Reg. $6.95 RED SNAPPER, Reg. $7.95 FROG lEGS, Reg. $8.50 FILET, Reg. $11.95 PRIME RIB, Reg. $9.95 KANSAS CITY, Reg. $8.45 CHICKEN liVERS, Reg. $4.95 NEW YORK STRIP, Reg. $9.95 TOP sun, 8 Oz., Reg. $6.95 Pomeroy United Special music was provided by Jack and Harry Gorrell--"Mother's Bible" and"! Stop:>ffi and Thought of God." There were 64 a !tending. GRANDO THE MEIGS INN harmonica and penny whistle in many interesting combinations. Also demonstrated is the dancing ability. of the hand-carved A()palachian clogger or lumberjack. Demonstrations to be included in the day are Pysanky and Creative Class. Mrs. Helen Foster and daughter of Point Pleasant will demonstrate Pysanky which is ancient Ukranian art of Easter Egg Design. This art goes back many centuries and is very beautiful. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cook, also of Point Pleasant, will show how they create special designs in the construction of stained glass windows and panels and also in the construction of stained glass lamp shades. In addition to the demonstrations, they will have several nf the designs and lamps they have constructed. Showings of the audio-slide show Restrospective prepared by the Farmers Bank in celebration of their 75th anniversa ry will go on St. Paul's Lorene Gorrell, Linda Damewood, J ean Spencer an~ Mae Vineyard were In charge. The tables were decorated with pink and white peonies; potluck was the fare. Reel ta !Ions were read for mothers by Edna Harmon, Angle Spencer. Mae Vineyard and Jean Spencer. Fathers were honored with readtangs by John Rice, Kenny Caldwell, Kevin Damewood, Chris Spencer, David Rice and Angela Damewood. Games were played with prizes going to Linda Gorrell, Myrtle Damewood, Dana Hottman Jr. and Cecil CAldwelL Office Hours by Appointment Only Ph. 992-6342 Sweet Mountain Sound will be the featured entertainment at Heritage Sunday at the Meigs County Museum from I to 5 p.m. in connection with the Big Bend Regatta. In addition, tiM: museum will feature special displays, collections demonstrations and audio-visual program throughout the afternoon of Sunday,June27. The displa~ and collections arranged by Nancy Reed and Annie Chapman include the old time kitchen, textiles and old costumes, pewter, ceramics and sea shells. The library featuring a large collection of local history will also be open. The Sweet Mountain Sound production is presented by Meigs County's own Roger and Mary Gilmore now living in Athens. Their representation centers around three stringed instruments invented in America: the Appalachian dulcimer, 5 stringed banjo, and autoharp and includes other folk instruments such as the hammered dulcimer, courting dulcimer, guitar, GRfASE IS mu. THE WORD! 2nd W[[K : 7:10 & 9 :20P . M. AT& UN MAT NE S 1:1 0 & 3:20 .. CAROUSEL CONFECTIONERY Meigs Museums' Heritage Sunday Family members honored at banquets by local churches f • . - . EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST FOR All OCCASIONS Wednesday, June 23, 1982 Page-7 ... , \1\11- H: ... JOHN A. WADE, M.D., INC. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITA' .--------------1 By The Bend eighth. Royals 2, A's I The Daily Se.ntinel l!ld Serving the Tri-State Area. :I ..., (• (304) 875-4424' .·~ 1' J ~ r'"'J"" ,ru ,· • . . w -· .. -- ' I' ..... JUtorY ..... : :l ) lt'rnuon - when they left with tht·ir nt.·~ bom son, to Kt'nsington Palace. 1AP Wirephoto 1 English royalty's baby sleeps through first public appearance By MICHAEL WEST Associated Press Writer LONDON (AP l -Cradled In hls father's arms, the heir presumptive to the British throne slept through his first public appearance when Prince Charles and Princess Diana took their new baby home. just 21 hours after his birth. Wrapped In a white shawl with his blue eyes firmly shut, the little prince was unaware of the adorlng crowds, waving Union Jacks, television cameras. photographers and a portable gramophone playing "Land of Hope and Glory" Tuesday night outside St. Mary's Hospital at Paddlngton In west London. Diana. wear ing a green polka-dot maternit y dress, smiled and waved. When the crowd broke Into applause she blushed . The princess. who will be 21 on July 1, looked radiant but slightly tired after her 16-hour labor Monday. Her early departure from hospital was questioned by some ln medical circles, but royal gynecologist George Pinker said she was "In very good health and this wUI not cause any problems." Press report s said Diana was heard to joke to a doctor as she a nd Charles thanked hospit a l staff be· for e leaving wit h their flr ~ t M onda _ , . ntght. born child: "Wi ll you be herr next time?" Then she hastil;· tumed to hl'r husband and sa id: "I'm on!' jok ing, dear." Charles. 33. show ing e\·e!)· s ign or a proud new father. constantly peered at his son' s blondish head just visible inside the s hawl. He s till declined to a nnounce the na me or his ba by, second in line to the Brit· Ish throne. " You' ll /ust have to wa it ," Cha· rles told reponers. London book maker s favored George as a fir st name at 64 odds. .The normal hospital sta y British doctors recommend [or new moth· ers Is five to eight days to let them rest and learn abo ut baby care. Asked why the princess was leavIng the hospital so soon, BuckIngham Palace press secretary Michael Shea told reporters: " It is the fas hionable thlng to do." Pinker, who delivered the babv ~aid : " :vl t'(li ca ll ~· I ca n say I am not against am·body going out or hospit al car l; ... Robe rt Atluy , ~C'C r P tar y · of the Ho;·ai College or Ob, tl'tndans a nd Gynecologists. leading British institution for those fields . sa id he believf'd t ill' dedsion was righ t for Diana but should not lx' lctkPn as a preccdPnt for other mot hPrs. "Those who want j)f'Ople to race ba ck to ttw ir home r nv ironment af - ter a birth will say that if the prin ~ cess of Wai C'S ca n do it so ca n t hC'y," he said . "The difference b that most of them are not go ing back to thP same- c ir('u m sta nCC'S as th£' pr i nces~ For sevrral mo nths ChariC'S a nd Diana w il l res idf' with thP bab~ · in Ke nsington Pa lace, their London home. Later they wil l move into their perma nent resid,•ncc. Hi ghgrove Mansion . 113 miles west . Britons made Tucsda-'· a da\· of nat ional celebrat ion . Chu rch bells pealed, roval artillcr;· battpries fired 41 -gun salutes in Hvde Park and the 900-year-old Towpr of London, and Union Jacks new from all public buildings. • County and area meet1ng notes Township Trustees and Clerks The Meigs Count y Association of Township Trustees and Clerks held Its June meeting Thursday at the Rock Springs Grange Hall, with Mrs. Shirley Johnson presiding. Paul Moore, secretary, gave roll call and read the last meeting's minutes. Letart Twsp. was recognized the only township will all trustees present. Aldin Harris, director of the Ohlo Association or Trustees and Clerks, was welcomed and gave members Information on new legislation Is proposed by the State association. State Re presentative Claire (Buzz) Ball discussed the current legislation affecting townships. Rich Jones, Meigs Co. commissioner. spoke on block grants. He announced a June 24 meeting at the courthouse to further explain block grant application procedure. Guests were Mrs. Judy Ball, Ben Ball, Howard Frank, Don Johnson and Jimmy Allen. Refreshments were served. as Alfred UMW Alfred UMW met at the church June 15 with 12 members present and one guest, Doris Dllllnger. Ten sick calls were reported. Treasurer Janice PuUina gsve highlights ol the UMW Athens District financial report. Nina Robinson read part$ of a letter from Mural Hendenon, laity leader In Pueblo, Mexico. She reported on their IJllmll-eharlng project. Gertrude RoblniOn gave a report on the visitation to Arcadl8 planned Nusing Home. The society discussed giving a short program that time. Nellie Parker had the praye r calendar and chose a laity leader in Tucson, Az. The 'ociety signed a birthday ca rd for her and friendship cards for Helen Woode and June Stearns. Gertrude Robinso n led the program, "Inclusiveness," from the " Love Made Visible" program book. She opened the program with a reading and the hymn . " There's Something About that Name." All members juined in rea din g a nd discussion . During the social hour, the soc iety honored Isola Taylor's 80th birthday and presented her with lavender mums. A potluck supper consisted of Janice Pullins' sloppy joes. Other members brought dessertts. Others present were Clara and Osie Mae Follrod, Thelma Henderson, Martha Poole, Florence Ann Spencer, Annie Thompson and Genevieve Guthrie . The next meeting will be July 20 at the church. Martha Poole will lead the program on women political . prisoners. Chester Alumni banquet Chester Alumni Association held ItS annual banquet and dance at Chester School June 5, with approxImately 00 In attendance. Dinner was prepared by the Chester P .T.O. and setved by the Alfred Angels 4-H Club. Dancing was to the music of the Rhythm Kings of Parkersburg. . A business meetlng was conducted by Harold Hawk, pt esldent. RC'union classes honot Pd WP I P : Hawlc;·. Mae Lombert. Tillie Aaum and l.urillr Smith ; .. J927-- Frank Pa1 t1ow . --19:12--The c lass of 19:12 celebt at ing Its oOth a nnlvcrsa1y was gi\·pn ~· 1 922 -- Ciacr special rE'<'ognition and prpsent ed charms lnsctlbed with "00." The\' were Ra lph Elchinge1. An·ii Holter , Fern Ch<?f'scbrew. Ra; Wolfe. Ruth Bart he lmus. Hila h Cook, Betty Roush a nd Mabel Gorglein : --1937 -- Kathr yn Baum . Fa ;· Sauer, Rlcha rd Smith. Lester Sponagel. Geneva Tuttle and Alii ed Wolfe; .. ]942--Henry Ba hr. Cha1ips Hall. Opal Hallon, Hat old Hawk. \'i\'ian Hunphrey. Paul Marcinko a nd Ga le Wallace; .--1947-- Rulh Ann Ba lderson, Doris Fick. Dorothy Karr. Delores Holter. Robert Meredith. WOODROW Mora . Mary K. Hose. W.F.Sorden Jr .. Robert Wood: --1952-- Ma l th a LeP. Dona ld Ma1ks. Wilma Marks. Starling Massar, Bet ty Newell . Lela nd Parker and Arthu r Qul vey: -- 1957 -- He le n Dorst. Betty Echard, Betty· Myers. Marion Slater and Kathryn Windon. Alumni traveling the fart hest were Bob Meredith, Phoenix, Ariz., · Donald Ridenour. Scottsdale, Artz,, Esther Frec ke rward , Punta Gorda, Fla., Arthur Qulvey, Sarasota, Fla . Off\cers for 1983 are: Harold Newell, president; No~man McCain, first vice-president; Margaret ~ 0 Brown, second vice president; , II,! i Dale Kautz, third vice president; ~-'~f Roy Christy, fourth vice president; -~~~ Betty Dean, sect etary; Dm othy :t Karr, assistant secretaty·' �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-8-The DaUy Sentinel Middleport couple reunited in marriage Calendar WED N ESDAY POMEROY - Ohio Valley Corrunandery 24 will meet Wednesday for election of offi cers. All km gh~.<; templa r invited. POMEROY - F:ighth grade at Southern Junior High will hold a pool party at London Pool Wednesday from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Bring a friend of family. POMEROY - Thl'rt' wil l be a Ktds' Otty a t ttw Hl'g<-t tla 1111 Wednesday wt lh spt'nal n·d un•d pricl's fro111 fi <IO-JO <lO p.m. Cost IS $3 pt •r JW I'SO/l . RACINE - Gamr show, Racine Legion Post, Wed nesday. 7 p.m. POMEROY - Meigs Count y Women's Fellowship Chu rches of Christ wUI meet at Bradford Chu rc h of Christ on Wednesday at 7:ll p.m. Speaker will be Bonnie Cristman. Wednesday, JW1e 23, 1982 TH URSDAY RAC IN E - The regula r mee4tlng of the trustees of Rutland Township wUI be held at Racine Fire House, Thursday. June 24, at 6: li.? P .M. The public Is welcome to attend . POME ROY - Twin City Shrlne ttes. Thursday, June 24. at 7::ll p.m. at home of Mrs. Herma n Moore. Lincoln HilL POINT PLEASANT, W. Va . Charles and Paulette Cundiff were reunited in marriage June 14 at6 :30 p.m. The wedding took plaee at Point Pleasant, W. Va . at the Church of Christ in J esus Name. The couple were married by Pastor Larry POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Delbert L. Bissell , Groveport, for- Da ncing will be held a t theSe-nior Citizens' Center, Mul berry Height s, Friday tram 8- 11 p.m. The public Is Invited. Admission $1. Music by String Dus ters. PORTLAND - A mo vie, " Image of the Beast," will be shown a t Freedom Gospel Mission on county road 31 at Portland on Friday at 7: 30p.m. The public is invited to attend . mer residents of Meigs County, are announcing the engagement and a(>proaching marriage of their daughter, Devonia, to William Eugene Holler, also of Groveport. The bride-elect is a 1981 graduate of Groveport Madison High School and Eastland Vocational School. She is employed as a receptionist at Radio Shack Oistribution Center at Groveport. Her fiance attended Eastland Vocational and Groveport BREAD r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ANN'S June 24, 1982 You arc likely to have a few rocks strewn in your path this coming year , but you'll be a ble to deal with them and turn negative sttuations into wmners. CANCER IJune 21-July 22 1Take ext ra pride in your work today and , AWARDED - Synthia White, daughter of Grover and Elsie White, Long Bottom, has been selected to appear in "Who's Who Among American High School Students." Her picture and activities will appear in the 1981-82 yearbook. White is a junior at Eastern High School where she has been a cheerleader the past three years. She was part of the homecoming court as a freshman attendant. Marine Pvt. Terry 1.. Jewt•ll . son of Pearlie F . Jewell Jr. of Route I, Box 80, Rutland, has completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C. During the 11-week training cycle . he learned the basics of battlefield survival. He was intnxluced to the typical daily routine that he will expt>rience during his enlistment and s tudied the · personal and professional standards traditionally exhibited by Marines. He participated in an active physical eonditioning program and gained profieiem·y in a variety uf n•ilitary skills. ineluding first aid. rifle marksmanship and elosc order drill . Teamwork and sclf-Jisciplinc were emphasized throughout the training eycle. Meigs County happenings POMEROY - St. Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, are taking orders fur homemde Jl'e cream . Orders may be placed by calling 992-2010. The homemade ice cream will be sold during Regatta weekend. The Jee cream . by order , will be sold by tile quart . Five flavors wJII be available. market during the Big Bend Regat- ta. June 25 and 26 at 360 East Main Street. Spaces are available at $4 each. The flea market will begin at 9 a.m. 9 to 5 CLOSED SAT., SUN., MON. EFFECTIVE JUNE 1, 1982 Y c\\O\Ct LUCilE Jewelry Chest OUSE & TRIM COSTUME JEWELRY 1/z PRICE PAINT $11 ! 9 525 Hlnd-rubMd w1ln~t tlnlstMd ch..t with 1 ltlp top ltd fe1tu,.., plenty ol slor•o• tor rings 11rrlng1 lnd plnL 7'1•" •5" •4'/," ' PEAK PIITO BEANS LUCilE BIG 79~. 2L~99t KARl'S CRISPY SERVE BACOI IEADOWGOLD ASSORTED 1 LB 12 PICK POPSICLES BELL VIEW COUITRY STYLE 18 COUITRY SnLE 16'!. oz PORK SPARE RIBS 12 DUlCE 'MAJIC' SPRAY ENAMEL MOBILE HOME ROOF COlTER $11! $88! OIL BASE ALKYD FLOOR EIAIEL '• .lie atk~..l 'ftobr ~~1 l BASEBALL 2FOR$ 77EtH RURAL MAIL BOX SMOKER GRILLS CLOTHESLINE PROPS PORCELAIN STRIPED MUGS $J8!H 88!. 99!. 44 $ EACH ASSORTED TABLE TOP ,,~ GEIIII STEEL RUBBER COATED PRACTICE MOROCCO COOLER 84 STURDY METAL 12" HOODED 'MAJIC' AICHOR HOCKING ,,~ oz BUTTER STEAK MAJESTIC'S 'MAGLA' TABLE TOP IRONING BOARD 8 $4 !H o,.,....._,. LADIES YOUR CHOICE FAMILY SIZE 24 IICH REG. ORIEL $88! 4.8 oz IMPULSE BODY SPRAY DEODORANT ·u,. ' oz" 89 . FOLDING IRONING BOARD $88!H $88! 99t lEW 'LADY·PROCTOR' SUMMER FASHION FOOTWEAR 'COLGATE' BBQ ·GRILLS t HB REDSKIN BOLOGNA 'SOLAREX' $ 99 PAR KAY MARGARINE S9t TIS TEE CEILING OR WALL PAINT KRAFT THANK YOU PUDDING 79t 1- . 1 ASSORTED FLIYORS OPEN PIT BBQ SAUCE $99! ,__ $129 ~L DUPONT All Wood DUPOIT And see what makes Herrs taste better than theirs. 4 FLAVORS EACH . ' '".. j;,; 10 STIR • 10 lESS POMEROY - The Winding Trail Garden Club will sponsor a fl ea CREAM ~:99t 19 VARIETIES '""" 77j. REGATTA SPECIAL (.-~ . .. '--' HOLLAND ICE KOSHER DILL CHIPS HAMBURGER DILLS CHIPS KOSHER DILLS POLISH DILLS SWEET CUCUMBER SLICES CAKE MIXES TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY A 1981 graduate of Meigs High Sch<x>l , Rock Springs, he joined tht• Marine Corps in January 1982. HEINZ DUICAI HilES SUMMER HOURS Meigs area service news notes Astrograph started. LEO IJuly 23-Aug . 22ilf you choose to do so toda y, you'll know how to make a lithe ri ght moves to switch the spotlight from others bark to yourself. VIRGO I Aug. 23-Sept. 231 The additiona l pluses you ha ve going for you in commercial matters toda y a rt• your hunehes and imagmation. Put them to profitable USl' . LIBRA !Sept. 23-0d. 231 There IS a possibility that so n ~t•one you 're fond of could step on your toes today. You'll know how to correct the situa tion lc:ictfull y. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov . 22 1 This should be a ve rv suecessful dav for ynu. On!! uf ttw major rt~a~ons: You harbor strung dc~1rcs to do for olhers as well ilS for yourself . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Der. 211 The best way In lift your sp11·tL' toda y is to find since re ways to bolster the sa ~g in g psyc he of someone whn reil ll y needs a mora le boost. CAPRICORN !Dt·c. 22-Jan. 19) Don't be disturbed by shifting l'Oil ditJOns today . Changes lend to work for your benefit . even though you ma y see little va lue m them at first. AQ UARI US tJan. 2()-Feb. 191 Keep Jn mind today that everything is ne~otiabl e . Regardless of what circumstances you're in , begin to bargain for something better . You'll gel it. PISCES I Feb. 2()-March 201 Before asking assistanee ltxlay. make a sJneere effort to do what needs d01 ng yourself. One<' others see you're trymg,they' ll pitch m. ARIES !March 21-April 191 You are ve ry adroit toda y at getting situations properl y organized. Eve n when directing others, you'll do so in ways to which they' ll want to adhere . TAURUS 1Apri1211-May 201 This is a good da y to tackle difficult tasks you 've been postponing . Your imaginative touches will make hard chores seem easier. GEMINI IMay 21-June 201ft will be hard for others to say no to what you have to sell or offer today. Regardless of any objections they might raise, you can ovcreome them. BETSY ROSS 'GAY 90's' Bethany, Floyd Forbes, Raymond and Jan Cundiff, Mrs. Carol Hughart and Kelly, Rose Cullin, Mary Kearns and Robbie, Elizabeth Shamblin, Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Crump and Jeanie, Mr. and Mrs. David Harmon, Lori and Michelle Gibbs, Mrs. Frances Kearns, Sue Minshall, Louise Allen and Bonita McCartney. After the wedding a reception ws held at Hartford by Ray and Jan Cundiff. The couple received many gif~.<;. Sending a gift but unable to atMadison High School and he is em- tend were Frances and Arlene Scarployed at Gold Circle Department berry. Store in Columbus. Bissell is the · Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cundiff granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. reside in Middleport. Charles L. Bissell, Bashan, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brewer of Reedsville. Holler is the grandson of Mrs. Loretta Ritzer of Groveport and the son of Mrs. Marlene Cook, CAKE DECORATING Dillisbom, Ind. SUPPLIES An open church wedding is planned for June 26 at 3 p.m. at Madison Christian Church in Groveport. children, Jeff Cundiff, April Cundiff, Angie Cundiffand Joy Cundiff. Others present were James Board, Brenda Varian, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harnack and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson and Rhonda, John Bacon Ill, Denise Bentz, Melissa Varian, Lori Varian, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gilland and Bissell and Holler plan June wedding FRlDAY once you beg in a prujed , f1 nish it with th e same enthusiasm as when you Gilland. Scripture was ~ead · by Pastor James Anderson. Several piano selections were played by Carol Hughatt. The matron of honor was Japice Cundtff, stster-ln--law of the bride; best man was Raymond Cundiff, brother of the groom. Attending were the couple's four 'EAGLE' DELUXE LAWN DARTS SET $39! 'AURORA' ELECTRONIC THIN-LINE CALCULATOR IIDIIIII8 . . . . . . 1:111 • • • • 1:111 ,$588UCI •••••• •••• �Page- 10- Tbe Daily Sentinel June Meigs County property transfers t.lf REESE TRENCHING SERVICE water-Sewer-Electric Gas Line-Ditches water Line Hook-ups Septic Tanks County Cerlilied Roush Lane Cheshire. Oh. Ph. 367-7560 P 1 tt c , 0 Guilty plea ,.- ::1 • )> Ill , " 0 X ,,• , "' For all your wiring needs ; furnaces repair service and installation. Residential & Commercial Call 742-31 J&F CONTRACTING PRESIDENT AT WORK - President Ronald Reagan talks with Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker of Tenn. Tuesday in the Cabinet Room at the The White House. The president was meeting with Congressional leaders at the lime. ( AP Laserpholo 1 Daily Sentinel PHONE • backhoe • excavating • septic systems *A water, sewer & gas lines • dump truck •limestone Licensed & Bonded PH. 992-7201 J.JHfc 992-2156 1 t • •Gflll....,.. ,._"'._.." ,.c............ ,.,. ... ...,......... ..... ,_ l (.-d . Clarence E. McDaniel, Jr., 25, Rutland, appeared Monday afternoon in Meigs County Common Pleas Court before Judge J ohn C. Bacon to enter a volunta ry plea of guilty loa charge of forgery, whrch was contained in a bill of information prepared by the prosecutin g attorney's office. The charge res ulted from an incident June 11 , in which a check was stolen from the Rutland Branch of Bank One . McDamel has been convicted in 1978 of a srmilar check forge ry. Upon receiving the plea of guilty Monday from McDaniel. Judge Bacon ordered the matter of sentencing continued upon completion uf a prl'-sentence investi ga tion and report. McDaniel was released on a $1,000 personal recogniza nce bond . _.,, . ... . , ~-" ll ......... ...... . ....... . . I UrGUIOIJ>II•tt I • ....,,, loo. Pome r oy 3rd W Pomeroy 4tll W Bradbur y La ur el Cli ff Rock Spr ings Harrisonvi ll e Pagevi ll e Ra c •ne V• ll age Sy r ac use Villaqe Miner sv ill e · Rac• ne Prec• nc t Tot al s 8 39 48 76 6 6 19 27 34 14 ~ ......... , ,,. . ~...,.,eu , " ............. _, .... 96 56 128 197 68 78 17 71 13 98 32 11 14 3 39 75 6 8 5 6 23 3 9 6 6 37 16 78 16 26 27 33 22 5 9 10 12 49 62 53 152 60 41 83 94 92 118 105 85 54 90 138 111 46 96 17 2 10 24 16 28 108 48 5 16 31 10 24 18 18 14 27 31 48 2 3 4 4 2 4 9 1 3 6 17 15 15 5 10 6 3 108 8 77 3 25 82 915 2 6 273 8 5 9 17 2 6 8 7 8 19 18 1 6 3 3 321 48 40 24 58 77 71 fa cilities and research projects by wagon and on walking tours. There were nwnerous displa ys a nd brief talks by officials. Dr. George Gist, actmg director of the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service, welcomed the commissioners to the Centennial celebration and introduced county chainnen by counties. Wayne Hostetler, chainnan of the Wayne County commissioners, and Dolph Masler, executive director of Ohio County Commissioners Association, joined Dr. Gist in \ ... n -.....,......, ,.,,,.. ...... . " ..,.. JJ~•'''"'"'h" 10 '"''""' hda•no• ~ S• t uo t ""' "'a~IO o 4 106 32 28 WI•· ~·"&"""" ' ••••• \tO,.\ol•""''- " .........,. .... 11 " "' ' ' ' "" \o~o 11 v.oo & ' " D follotDiAIJ telephone ,,_,.,.."""' II,,.. , . Mo•o< o .....,. .., 29 49 81 113 35 70 13 43 33 152 64 154 104 140 35 130 1461 3227 welcoming the public officials to the OARDC. Vice President of Agricultural Administration Roy M. Kottman spoke brieny to the group and presented OARDC Centennial Medallions to conurussioners attending the event. Commissioners Day was held as a part or the celebration and on Public Officials Day. Each of the four days of open house featured programs of interest to special groups, with all open house activities being the same for the four days. G• .,,. c..,.,, 160. June 22 & 23 . 9 to 5 Yard Sa l e Thurs .. Fr1 Sa l . "Yoo're lucky yoo livt 10 clooe courao, ontinarily I don 't maltehouoecalll." to the golf 8·20·tt c • CHECK OUT OUR BIBLE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pac-Man Party Packs and Cake Available O'Brien Electric' Service CONSTRUCTION" New Homes - ex tensive remodeling •Electric work •Custom Pole Bldgs . •Roofing work 14 Years ~xperience Greg Roush Ph · 992 -7583 or 992 2282 - 6 21 -1 m o. 6 11 16 YEARS EXP. • R esidentia I •Commercial •Industrial Racine, Ohio 247 -3534 Free Estimates , 10 H e ' ·no BOGGS SALES &SERVICE u.s. Rt. so East St. Rt . 124 Pomeroy, OH ; Guysville, Ohio Authorized John Deere. New Holland, Busn Hog Farm Equipment D£"aler AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Farm Equipment Parts &Service 1 Hfc EUGENE LONG Superior Siding Co. Roger Hysell GARAGE Vinyl & Aluminum Complete gutter work. complete remodeling. roofing of all types . Worted in home area 20 ...... ,.,...,,, "'"' '' ' "'"'........ _... ,,............... ..... .... I) .. \.N<tl"' ,,.., Free estimates Call 843-3322 ao•-c-. .._ .,,..., ,..._ uclt.t~ge.. Oft--M "''""'-' ~­ ...... -w-..., on- Ml - L - • U• ' ' (Qu•- 1968 Ford F700 Dump Engine, 4. ----------~ Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlfieds and Savel J I "~tnl'-"' uuool\ "' cwoo. '"•,.••• _.,.,., 1-o o .. , ,_,_ _.....,_ ...... Public Noti<e LEGAL NOTICE Rutland Fire H·ous e. Se nior Cifitens are invited to attend. Rutl and Township Tr u stees Edna M . Swick , Clerk (6 ) 2311c PERMANEN T HAIR RE MOVA L PATIOS DRIVEWAYS Pr of essi onal E lectro tys•s Cen t er. A .M .A . ilpproved. Doc tor reterals . by ap pointmen t onl y 304 675 6234 . RICHARD GARFIELD 985-4464 Call 13enerll FRYE'S Reel Eatete - VIRGIL B. SR . REALTOR 216 E. 2nd St. 3 FLAT ACRES - In Rac in e.>, Oh . Owner Wi ll help fin ance . Askin g $ 16,500 . Phone 1-(614 )-992-3325 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOM E - Li vi ng room ha s woodburning f ir ep l ace. Jl/:2 bath , hardwood f loors, we ll const ru c ted and in sul at ed. As kinq $35.000 NEW LI STING - PH . 843-2075 NEW liSTING - 17 . 18 . 19, 20. 21. $33.000. 22. Fireplace plus woodbur'ner . Ne w ca rpeting , 11f2 bath, new roof af'ld siding, full basement, garage, an 35. - - - - - - Ex · Open 9 till 5 Closed Sun. & Mo11. PH. 742-2081 WE POOL • St.1 inl ess St eel • F' iberglass e Vin yl l mers PERSONALIZED POOLS l. Kit chen Mason. W . Vel. 6 20· 1 mo for S23,poo . Street. $19,750. NEW LISTING - GoOd brick business bUilding 21x87 . All utilities. res t room and side entrance. POMEROY - Three bedroom house with two Jots. exceptiona l home for $4S,OOO . Will take 51,8,000. FARMS : NEW LISTING - 21X60 storage or store building on the T for a business. Three bedroom house. bar· ns. r;nake an offer. Asking $90,000, How would you like to have Four bedroom remodeled this for on l y $17.500. house. Asking $60,000. 2 FOR t - Both of these DEXTER - 170 Acres - Working Dai ry. fully equipped and In operation. machinery, 80 dairy cat- 3 bedroom homes with · baths. all utilities, 2 tle, two bedroom mobile home. Pipeline milk ers . Callfor de.t ails. garage and level lots for dnly $21,000.00. Can you REALTORS : Henry E. Cleland. Jr .• GR 1 Jean Trussell ·Dollie Turner Office beat it? FREE PARI<ING HERE FOR CUSTOMER'$ 992-6191 949-2660 992-56'12 992-22S9 Sue Murphy~ Helen and .• .. Bruce Teaford, All' Realtors. .Affer Hrs. m-:uis qr 992-3325. . Housing Hei!dquarters 3-11 tic 2 f em ale Collie Shepard puppies, 7 wks. old . Ca ll 614 379 2139 2-6 wee k old k iltens 446 9 541. Ca ll Fr ee cute blnck and wllite k ittens, 2 ma le. 1 female , to good home HARRISON'S TV Repair & Service Call 992-6259 276 Sycamore St. Middleport, Ohio 52J. l · mo. $23.000 . MIDDLEPORT Two bed room home, wi th separate dining room, large lot, with garaQe . Good estimates, 949-2801 or 94t-2860 . No Sunday Calls 1-304-173-564 NEW LISTING - Large 8.3 6 k1tt ens to give away Ca ll 4.46 0467 "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Ca II for free siding c. s tor age til e blo c k building with over 5,000 sq . ft _ and lar ge leve l lot f or p arki ng . Aski ng NEW LISTING - BISSELL SIDING CO. TOGETHER 614 667 3323 . L itter tr a• n ed. One acres and m eta l garage for repair of trucks and ca r s. H as wate r and e lectri c it y in Middl epor t Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING 5-27- 1 mo. pd f Iocr 3 bedroom m odern hme. ca rpeting, nat. ga,. F .A. furna ce. bath , kit· c hen w ith bar and dining a r ea. large leve l lot in Sy ra cuse near pool. Ju s t$2 7,000 . NEW LISTING - Rutland - Assume Loanon This - two bedroom nome with b rig ht sun por chand dining room , living room and kitchen . Ca rpeted , finish the attic for two extra roo m s. 11:2 Acre lot. 34.------ Truck, Auto and HARLEY DAVIDSON tr a ni ce home in the woods . Lar ge f am ily room w ith f irepl ace. Fine ca rpetin g, garage, .shop. 3 bedroom s, 2 fu ll baths, ce ntr a l ai r and heat, sli di ng g lass door t o patio. modern equip· ped kitchen and 1'11 ac res . Only $62,000. NEW LISTING - Mulbe rr y Heights Prime location for a prem ium hom e. four bedrooms. full basement, 32' family room, utility, workshop, fully c arpeted, insulated, el ec. hea t pump. 80' x4 15' lot, g arag e, love ly hom e for $44,900 . 33. - - - -- - Gener1l New and Used PARTS 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH.992-2259 31. - -- - -32. - - - - - - YARD sa le at For rest Thomas , I mile above Glenwood. Sa turday 26 th ., 9 am . 6 p m Five miles out Sand H ill. Wednesday and Thursday , 9 t i ll $, 23rd and 24th Wednesday and Thursday. 516 29th 51 Po in t Pleasanl Clotlles, books, etc. 9 4 McDerm itt's Tratler Court. Gall. Ferry , < lottles and mi sce ll aneous item s, Thur sday, Friday and Sa turday 9 am to ? PI 9 5. • MAf AlliiJ 'l!Je WMJ'JI/JJJ CANDUlfGHT INN Rt. t, Cliallire, Oh. St Rt. 1, bttwoen Cliallire & Middloporl Hrs.: Molt-Sun. 2:00 P.M.·2:30 A.M. Corry Out Bot~ & Wine Anilablo Mon.·!Oi Nllllt Tues..LJdies ni1ht all reductd for the women drinb Wtd,.l/• Century ni&f11 9·12, draft beer only. Pool tou'nament la.m. Thu1s:·Oid Milwiule N1ght 9-1:30 1 ' ' 1 Ctnlurt.Nil!hl. Fri. & S.l. · U1t bands · drinl & drown tadl nieht, 10 p.m. . Sun .. Pim, pitcher bttr spec~l pritt. !her BQ's on Sundar startint June. . Mooth of June, Thurs .- fri . · ~!. MMSHAU TEIItiANT CIANO Slop in, brin1 a hitnd. t'lt alto hm lbpPJIIovr Mon.-S.t. 4 pm.· 6 p.m. U01dwrtlMd speciab ~~lr. ltopttOIIIJOUIII-. Phont9!l-9!l36·1t """ l-~~~m~III~III~IIU~11~111~1U~III~IIII~·~UI~I~III~II~N~IU~U:~~~~~~~~III:IIW:~"~lll~ltl~~II~M~·n~m~·~·~ll~-_j~---------~ MID SUMMER SAVJNGS ON REMNANTS ENDS OF ROLLS GRASS CARPET AND SAVE $'2- $5 ON ·SH CARPETS :...... .. • Public Sa lc & Auction ' ' , 7176 1 kittens to good hom e. 614· 992 2986 Newsp apers, nea tl y Auc tion every Fri . nigh t a t the Hartford Comm unity Center . Tru ckload s of new merchandi se every week . Consigments of new and used merch a ndi~e a lways welcome Ri c hard Re ynolds Auctionee r . 275 bun· died . 30..095·3420. 3 Kittens . Phone 304·675 2299 . Ki tt ens . Part Angora . 304- pon~ ds, foundations, reclamatloft. Licensed & Bonded Phone 949-2293 or 949-2417 3-3-tfn AND REPAIR' Wanted RN 's tor l oca l 100 bed nu r s•nq home Com petat•ve wages & excellent benefit s Contact Cam r on or Burg e DON Scen•c Htl ls Nur sing Cen te r , 446 7150 Need exper~ e nced man to do body work an d c I pan up Apply H ysell s Used Ca rs 1n Rutland , Oh•o weekly ( fully $750 00 quaranteedJ work1nq part or f ull t1m e at home Weekly payctlecks mailed d•reclly to you from Home Office every Wednt::>sday St art .mmPdtc'ltety No ex per•en ce necessary Nattonal compan y Dela•ls and appl•cat•on rnalletl Send your name and ad dr ess to Amer•c an F•elity Company. H 1r rnq Dept 77 . 1040 Lone St ar Dr . New Braun fe ls. l X 78130 WANTE 0 RP<;.I.1urant cooks. day & n•ght App ly '" person ~) t The En terta•ner . Wedn es day . Thursday & Sunday, 6 8 pm 13 In surance SA NDY AND BEAVER In su rance Co h<ls olfPrPd serv ices I 'Jr li re 1nsurance coverage •n Ga ll•rt County lor al most a centu r y Farm, hom e and per sona l property cove raqes are availab l e to meet 1n div•dual needs Conta ct Nea l tnsuranc£> Aqency , agent Phone .:146 1694 lS Sc hool s tn stru ctt on defence all pr1vate lessons . Men, wo m en, & c hildren tnstruc t •on thru bla ck be lt Karate A l so available un1f orms pu c h •nQ and kick.ng bags. and protec live eq u i pme n t Jerry Lowe r y & Asso c •a te~ Kara t e S t ud•O. 143 Bur li ng ton Rd .. Ja ckson. Oh . Ca ll 614 286 3074 Misc e ll aneou s 17 949'1. OLD FURNIT URE, beds. F oxhound white With black spots , gray and bl ac k on head . Lost on Ebenezer Chevrolet. 1976·1977 Monte 5 kitt ens. to good hom e . 304· 675 1461. - Losta nif:OiJiid - Male Walker RIGHT front fender Car lo, must be in good con · dition. 304-675-4421 . Lost· Reward . Cross breed Terrier. black female , 4 good 3 wheel collar. Meigs Co. Memory Gardens. Saturday . Pep· 9- · Col l ie, name Ladd ie, "male, Clifton area . 304-773-5332. condition. WANTED TO BUY Old lur· Buying • Gold, Silver. Platinum. old coins, scrap 7_~ Yard Sate Yard Sale Old 160 at Kerr _ June 24 & 25. Color Tv, bike, tools, clothing & misc. Yard Sale 1 Edgetnont Dr. Gatttpolls. 17' ftbergloss 45 HP engine, comwith trol!er, used Tv, ,.,,uo•s. many misc. ttems. to 5:00pm. Frl. & "''"'"'m rings & silverware. Daily quotes available. Also coins & coin supplies for sale. Spring Valley Trading co.. spring valley Plaza. 446-8025 or 446-8026. 3 bedroom br• ck, 16 year old h ome . 11 1 baths. f•rPplace . qarage , basement One acre First ltm e offer ed for sa le Bulavllle Road Call 614 745 9710or 61.49973905 HOU SE Meadowbrook Ad dil•on . 3 bedrooms, f amily room w•tl1 hreplace. c en tral a 1r , oasemem . phone 304 675 1542 'l story br 1ck . 6 rooms . bath . basement rtnd !•replace. 1211 Ma•n 51 304 675 2381 T HR EE bedroom modular , l 11 bath utll•tv room , com pt ete k1tchen . rang €' & refr,qerator . approx 1 acrP , should qualify fo r Farn1'ers Loiln . 304 675 3030 or675343 \ TWO story . 3 bedroom . lu ll basement. $40,000, 7,000 down & nssume loan of $33.000 at 8' 1Q,g , Enql 1sh Cou rt , 304 675 3585 5 room housek bath , firepla ce •n Pt Pleasant $ 13,000 30 4 675 6562 Mobile H om es for Sa le 31 MOBILE HOME S USE D MOBILE HOM ES . CARS. TRUCKS GALLIPOL IS CHECK OUR PRICE S CALL 446 7172 CLEAN USE D MOBILE HOME S KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOM E SA L ES . 4 Ml WEST . GALLIPOLIS. RT 31 PHONE 446 3868 Prtce redu ced For sa l e or renT 17x60 '} bedroom mobil e 11ome w• t ll 1 lots . Gas Ilea l , rural warer . Close to c1 ty !•mil s Call 446 l'l9<l 1980 w.ndsor 14x70. new c ond . Oeluxek•tchen . large 11v•nq room & bath. 2 bedrm Hidden uttl room 379 2310 1980 Fa!rmont , 14x52. 2 b edroom . take over payments wllll approved credi t 614 367 0690 1969 Buddy Mobile Home, 17x65 w•th tip ou t 3 Bdr · ms , call after 5. 446 7490. Ex ce ll ent cond 1959 L•berty hou se trader . 1 bdr . good cond Ca l f 614- 256 6058 1971 Elcona 17x60 , 2 bd _room , f urnished. 2 por ches and under pinning . Ask•n9$8 ,SOO 614 992·2909 1971 E lcona trader . 60xl2 , turnt shed . new heavy wood 7 pc l•vi ng room su• te. new d1neft e set , water heater . 3 ton cen tral air cond .. un· derpinn ing, 20 ft .x8 ff roofed por ch . Very good co nd $7500 614 9921909 Effect•ve unttl the end of June USED MOBILE 576 2711 HOME . Lrct"'nSed & 1nsured Ca ll 304 576 271 1 TWO bedroom 1970 Monar ch mobile tlome, $4,500 Henderson Trader Cou rt , 5th trader on the left 1973 . 14x70. 3 bedroom mobdr hom e. has larg e rooms . w ill se ll parti all y furn•shed . 304 88 77820 . 1973 --- PrOfessionalServices C& L Bookkeeping Bookkeeping & ta x servi ce for all tvpes of businesses. 446-3159 or 256-1967 in the Carol Neal evenings. New 3 bdr house, 1 car qarage , will ex<ep l other real es tate on a trade and help f 1nance at a reasoni!ble rate ot 1nterest . Call446 3617 furn1shed. underpen ned , woodburning firepla ce, e)( · t ra ni ~e. r eady for im media te possessi on , 614· 23 niture and Antiques of all kinds, ca ll Kenneth swa in, 9232 REFINAN CE or purchase your home . 30 year fixed rate. wva . & Ohio. l ea der Mortgage. 77 E State St.. 304-882· Athens, Oh . 6U-SnJ05l. ==wanTedi~ Buy 3 Bedroom house. ba t h & 1h basemPn f, 1 ac , spring water , fu el o il f urnace 446 2} ___"!"_o~e.Y_!o !~a.n bicycle. 2800. mo. old . White with flea per . 614-99N4.40. for 147 acre farm good house and barns Call446 -2599 MOBILE HOMES MOVED ~O ST 30..075 1786. Hom es for Sale TRI S TATE iron, brass , or wood . K it · c hen cubbard s of a ll types . Bu sin ess Tabl es, round or sq uare . 21 ._O_pf!.ortun_ity Wood i<e bo xes. Old desk s and bookc ases. Will buy Bu siness or store room 1n complete household . Gold, Park Ce ntr al Hotel. si l ver , old money, pocket watches, cha in s, rings, and etc. Indian Artifa c t s of all Ask me about SE I ROLAC types. A lso buying baseball Earn money w hi le loos ing cards. Osby Mart in 992 · we ight easi l y . No di et . Cal l Dotti e 614 -9.49·2862 _ 6370. 2 Conso le TVs for parts . 31 5 rooms and balll , uld•IY room , large pat10, garage and work shop Total el ec lr 1c. well •nsulated and L 1glll del•v ery work 1n easy to heat Comp l efly Gal l ia, M e•g s and Mason remodled $39. 500 614 742 County If you hav e 2 or 3 2101 Close to schoo l Good hours .n the after noon you locatton can net a qood •ncomE" Mu st be dependable nnd In Rutland suburbs. I acre have rel•ab le veh i cle For 2 story farm house. $9 , 500 •n for ma t •on sen d name. ad 614 949 ?478 dress. phone number and year & make of vehicle to 1 box 602 , Gall rpol i s Dai ly Assumable 7 4 pPr cen t Ave . loan . 4 bedroom . 2 lull Tr1bune, 825 3rd bath s, all clec tro c 75xl00 Gall•pol•s. Oh 4563 1 c orner lot 1 304 882 23 19 home Call 614 388 9755 USED Dozer & ·backhoe ser- Sales pos•t•on exper•ence pref erred out not necessa ry Mus t have car and lrvP '" Gaii•POII S Mf'a Ca ll446 36 15 Go l d, s il ve r , s t e rling , iewe lr Y. rings . old coi ns & In side & outs•de pa•nt.ng currency. Ed Burk etf Bar · free es tim at es Ca ll 44h ber Shop , M iddleport . 99 2· 3476 . 773 5259 Part time L•ce nsed Prac ti ca l N ur se to d1spense m edi<a tion to rcs•den ts of a n Intermediat e ca re fac il•t y tor lhe men tally rerarded in B•dwell Hours vary , dependtng on when medicar ion needs To be dispensed . 55 75 hour Con tact Cathy N eal at 388 8195 Bu ckey e Com muniT y Ser vice is an equal opporfun.ty emp loyer N E E DED · One fem ale roommate who will be at l ending Hoc k •ng T echniCal College star t ing •n Sep 3069 tember to shore apartment in Ne lson vi ll e. Ohio EMMA Bel l Auctton Se r Reasonab le rates. Ca n be vice . Sa le eac h Tuesday. 7 fir st o r second yea r p .m . MI . A lt o, accep ting stud en t . Call (6 14 ) 992 508.4 consignmen ts Tu esday 10 a .m until sa l e tim e . 18 Wanted to Do Buy ing and se llin g estate s. Free estate apprai sal. 304 · Lawn Mow ing no yard to 428 ·8177. big or sm a l l. Rel1able and dependabl e. For es t•m ate BEDS· IRON . BRA SS. old c a ll 446·3159 a fter 6PM 756 furn i tur e. gold , sil ve r 1967. doll ars. wood i ce boxes, stone jars, a ntiqu es, Pte., Tr ash co ll ec t• on & haul1ng Complet e hou se holds . Ca ll 446 4480 Write: M .D . M iller . Rt . 4, Pom eroy, On . O r 992· 7760. W ill do bab y s•tt ing •n my 8206. AND • CONSTRUCTION vice, water, stwtr, 3 p l ayf ul ki ttens. 614·992 · Carmel Rd & the Scotts School Rd . Ca ll 614·388· C&M EXCAVATING ~ant~d Kara te the ull1matc .n self Rtck P ea r so n . Ex perienced AUCTIO NEER Es tates, r~ ntiqu es, farm . hou seho ld . Licensed Oh 10 WV Buy ing antiq ues. 304 773 5785. 773 9185 $10.500. 80 Acres - June 24 and 25, 9 9 Ra•n or shine. Wanda Powell's. 5th str eet, Ra cin e. Ohio . N 1ce c l othing, bi cyc l e, new cush.ons, odds r. nd e nds 68 Dodge Dart Family Yard Sa le l".,; ;tl1fO. Y JUI-\M Leon Baden RO F 1r sT nouc.e on Road MU ST SELl - L etar t, OH . Large living room wi t h firep l a<e . F i nanc i n g availab le . As king RACINE - Fnday On l y 3 Family Yard Sale 509 Mapl e Drive H ours, 8 4 Curtains , di s hes , toys , Sears Wh•rlpool w / attac hm ent s, 2 h•9h chai r s, boy clothes sizes 1 & 3, floor buff er w / atlachmen ts. 8 tra c k tape deck, casse tt e t ape player. entrance door. Mr Coff ee. Mtnolta camera . red carpet & mu ch more Four NEW LISTING - Cl ose to Rou te 7 out of Mid· dleport . 3 bedroo m newe r hom e on 'l acres. Rent a l trailer a lso. Asking $35.000 . 191 Acres - Yard Sa le Thurs & Fr~ Bun ce Rd. Ga ll •poli s, Call 446 ·9487 . Ro tor 111er. r •d•ng lawn mower . ant kitchen ctl b.n Pt. pr~m e Sid in g . ffiiSC S~ 1 CENTRAL REALTY RACINE - Carport Sa le Behtnd B•d we ll Porter School in Ar nold Subd1v 1S1 0n. Thurs . & Fr. 9·? Various •t ems 31 War w•ck Rd Pt Pleasant. Thursday . Friday. 9 to 3 : 00 p m Adults , ch ddrens c lofhtnQ nnd m•sc R.. l Eltete - General 23. 24. - - - - - 25. - - - - - 26.-- - - - 27. 28. 29, _ _ _ __ 30. _ __ __ Yard Sa l e 911 Third Ave ., Ga llipol is. Sa t . June 26. on l y 9 to 3. Games, girls and lad 1es c l o thin g, household items 21 14 MI. Vernon. P leasa nt . June 15. June26,92 QUIET STREET, clean neig hborhod . 2 bedroom trailer equipped kitchen, spaciou s livi ng room . now r e nts for S200 . Aski ng $1 2, 000 . Address--------- 2. _ _ _ __ ·wa te r pill s' . Gi ll ingham Drug Store . Ki ttens to q•ve away 446·0865. Re11 ElUte - Dr ., IIDD Public Nofi<e A public h eari ng for the pr>Jposed expenditures of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds for th e fiscal year 1983 will be held Jun e 29, 1982 a t 6: 30 o.m . in th e Sunset Ga llipolis . By De lores Wa ll and Mary Burcham Offi ce equipme n t, furniture , sp in et piano, 7500 BTU a ir co nd., misc. items You name it . BASEMENTS! CEMENT FINISHER Nancy Jas pers- Associ ate l. 446·0294.. Redu ce sa fe & fast with PARKING LOTS CALL US TO SUY OR SELL ( J Announcement SWE EPER and sewing machine r epair , par ts, and supplies. Pick up and delivery . Dav is Vacuum Clea n er, one half mile up Georges Creek Rd . Ca ll C.• .,.•••~•u " "9 M"'" o.,,,, •• u ......... . 18, 23 I I I I I I I I I Write your own ad and order by mail with this I coupon . Cancel your ad by phone when you get I results . Money not refundable . I 1I Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I 1 ~n~~u.'!_c_~f!'ents 3 ~-··­ """" Oon • (61 OHIO VALLEY ROOFING _,.Ut a<' ...... rebu ilt rear en d. 2 speed. B1d s w• fl be opened at the reg ul ar me eting on July 2nd, 1982 a f the home of th e Cler k . The Sa l isbur y tow nsh i p Trustees r ese r ve th e right to r e i ec t a ny or a ll b ids . Wanda L. Eblin Clerk Sa li sbury Township Tru stees fri end s. Sad ly mi ssed b y fam il y and MI - C - · - fot•• •".,. II on he r birthda y , June 23 . new ,----------- ! ..... ,, c. ... " Publ1 c Not1c e PUBLIC NOTI CE 390 ,,, ................. t1 ,....,. om,..o•t....,.ftl\ I I Plv- ·~ ~ & Hoot "0 II I< fiO<••oOI& ~ "" '' "''''"" - M - - . 2 _ _! ~ _ e_m_oroa_m Jn memory of Helli e Wnite Fr iendly Home Pa rties For having a part y in June or Ju ly , 25 per cent f ree in mer c handise . Cal l Marilyn Powe ll at 61.4·992-6525. .. ..,_MI - KATHY !ADKIN S) HALSTEAD. and MARY ADK IN S. 11 09 & Go Bese Tablets & E Vap 5- J2.2 mo. pd. Mo . . ( - --o.... _ "' Office of Sa l1 sbury Twp . Trustees 4100 laurel Cliff Road Pomeroy , Ohio Tile Sa li sbury Township T ru s t~es will re ce iv e se al ed bids a t the home of the Cler k at the above ad· dress until noon of Jul y 2nd, 1982 for the fo l lowi ng vehi cl e : Truck ....... . 01 loom fqu •O"'•"' •l .. . ..... ···~· Fro m th e Sm.1ll es 1 Heater Core to th e l.lrq{'s t Rad•ator . We ~ou-td ~i ;;; ~~ - t~ank cardotT hankS each ar1d every one of rhose who helped in any way during ou r r ecent kidney transplant . All of th e praye rs. ca rd s. flowers, and donations were very deeply app rec i ated _ May God bless each one of you years. Also Transmission PH . 992-5682 or 992-7121 J.2Hfc He_l_p Lady to share home with 64 yr . old retired widow Ca ll 610459213or61414H238 . =-PiAABHREemmts= . . . . ( - 1 10 n.-o..,.. o.,, " .................. "'-"'"""'•''"' •••mol'" ""'' "'"' Pu blic Nofi<e ( l For Rent A'ITEND COMMISSIONERS DAY- Meip C...· Day adhfllelalllle Ollie~._.... ud ty Commlll~, "_,. w~. Idt, aud David Develapmeal Celder Ill w....... Willi t11em - Jolul Kobleldl, rflbt, atteaded tbe l'fteld comm"'•iODen Rke, C!f!lller, Metpc..a, Ektu•l• Apld. ESTIMATES PH • 992-6011 --c ..... ,_......, -.. ,,___ . -·-·--· .._. --=-. --·K. . · ·- -.... .... ,- ... "·~ ·~ '"'""' ~. , II A~loRoooo< 11 ( a mo•no f .,., . ~ , · ~• 10 t-- . .. 4)oa- ( )Wanted t l For Sale I o•.,... • ~• Jo ho i ~""' wontN> """""""' ... I) "'""''""'' "~ .... , ''''"""" 8 10 fREE Cl.aaified ~- rooer the Ht--.&< a ... Oftt 23 I ··~--c.-... \lC t " l. hel •o l ......... ........ ~ ~~: :d.·;e,~~:"'' ""' ,..........,""'""""" -. ,~ ~ 4 a...-·~~··· u•~"-• ~ Wells, Koblentz at opening day WOOSTER Count y commissioners from the state's 88 counties held their an nua l Commissioners Day at the Agricultural Research and Development Center on the opening day of a four-day Cente nnial Showcase, June 17, celebrating 100 years of service to Ohio counties. Representing Meigs County were Commissioners Henry Wells and David Koblentz along with County Extension Agent John Rice. Commissioners toured OARDC tll~O'* I 1 ~ · <1 . ~ ",_..., ............. ~ entered in Meigs Court ,,..,., ,n •a••fl<• ' . ...... ................. 23 34 34 Pomeroy, OH. PH 992 2063 COMPL r TE RAD IATOR S F RVICE All STEEL BUILDINGS • 48 14 pliances , c u st om bathrooms, remodeling, plumbing, el ectric, and heating . 11 -------- Pa t io Sale at Vin ton on Rt Custom kitchens and ap- Ocor ''~-·'"'"~"'"" 5 992-62tS or 992-7314 Pomeroy. Ohio no·tt c GARAGE C4rner Main &S. 2nd MIDDLEPORT •All Minor & Major Auto & Trutk Repair •FrEstimates ~ •Reasonable Rates Open 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon. thru Sat PH. 992-77!2 Jack Coleman 6 21 &Tim Roush 1 mo. 0• Wfo l e O•olv ~fll1•n•l (IHioh..:l lll(uvr i S I PO..,fur~ , O~I04SIU " 9 11 V. C. YOUNG Ill C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION COLEMAN'S ~========~~~~~====~~~§~-t~=============~1~========~1 . . . . . . . . ...... ( 8 ..., . ' 30 '!d- and remod~in 1 - Roolin11nd "'"" WOII -Concreto PI b' WOIId - eiKtricJI um>lnjln WOII lfrH Eslimalnl N WOPEN Yard Sa l e 105 K ineon Dr . nea r golf cour se . Sa turd ay June 26. 9AM ? Clothes, ai r cond .• ping pong tabl e& mise Ga lli po li ~. ~ , Eas t Br>dlord West Bedfor d Nor th Chester South Ches ter West Chester Columb1a Lebanon Eas t Letart Letart Long Bottom Ol• ve D a le Reedsvtl l e Orange Rutland Village Eas t Ru tl and Wes t Rutland Salem Middleport l s t W Middlep or t 2nd W Midd lepor t 3rd W M•ddleport 4th w Pomeroy 1st w Pome ro y 7nd w CARPENTER SERVICE DABBLE SHOP ELECTRIC SERVICE .... 0 ~ YOUNG'S ·- - Yard Sale 1 : Announce precinct results ' The ~===================t~==================~;:::::==~~~======~==============~==~-~ ROUSH MILLER r-------------------------------------- '0 Ohio Business Services Herman H. Wi ll lu Georgia Snnlh, Helen Rathburn Clapp to The John W. Hall, Stella Hall FleshCen. uf Tra ns., Salisbury. Church of Christ of Rutland, Oh., man to Tuppers Plains - Chester Nl!'holas Gru eser, Margre B. Parcels, Rutland. Water Dis!. , R. W., Letart. (;rucst•r t u Marth<! Housh, Parl'el, Edna Life to Paul E . Life, Patricia Milo S. Richardson, Glad ys Hulla nd . A. Life, Parcels, Oive. Richardson to Tuppers Plains Bobby JOt· W <~ lft•. Tessre J . Wol fe Francis H. Andrews to Carl E. Chester Water Dist., R W., Letart. to Ohin Powt'r Cu., Rtght of Wa y, Smi th Petroleum,.!nc., R.W .. Oli ve. Thomas E. Manuel to Tuppers Sutton. Oris A, Hubbard, J_.eona M. Hul>Plains - Chester Water Dist. , R.W ., Mary E. Snyder. Earl F. Snydt•r to bard ~ark Clay, Donna Clay, Lot, Letart. Peg).(y SuP Snydt·r. John Fitzgt>ra ld Syra<'Use. Ralph E. Ours, Ida Mae Ous to Snyder. Donald l.<'t' Snydt•r. Pared. Haroldf:. Brewer, Ruby Brewer to Tuppers Plains - Chester Water Po111eruy . Ca rl E. Smith Petrolewn, Inc., Dist., R. W., Letart. Wheeler A. Drakt•. Gran• H. RW .. Olive. Larry Vance, Sharon Vance to Drake to Wcndl'll F. . Crctle, Donna J . Pamela Henry, Paul Henry, Tuppers Plains - Chester Water Gralt•. Parcel, Salisbury . Patrick O'Brien, Mary E. O'Brien. Dist. . R W.• Scipio. Margaret Hill Baker . Poster Michael O'Brien. Mary A. O'Brien, Terry D. Talbott, dec'd. by a dnn ., Baker, George S. Hobslelter, Zelda Peggy O'Brien Harris. Robert W. Mary Jane Talbott, adm. to ColwnMaxine Hobsteller. Martha ChamHa rris to Central Coal Company, bus and Southern Ohio Electri c Co., bers , Wil liam J . Hobsteller. Easement. Olive. R. W.. Orange. Elizabeth Hobslelter to Edrson Hol>Carl Richards, Melissa Richards, Timothy R. Priddy, Linda F. Pridstetter, Lot, Salisbury Howard Stevenson, Gladys Steven- dy to Colwnbus and Southern Ohio son to Eugene Phillips, Nancy C. Leo Kennedy , Julia Kennedy to Electric Co., R.W., Rutland. Phillips. Tra cts, Scipio Carl E. Smrth Petroleum, Inc., Victor S. Hysell, Mary Hysell to Owens Smith to Tuppers P lains- Gene Cecil Chaney, Leota Grace Hight of Way, Olive. Chester Water Dist , RW . Bedford. Clyde F . Headley, Marme V. Chaney, Parcel, Sutton. Reva F. McKenzie, James E . Headle y to Ca rl E . Smrt h Luther E . Gilliam Jr., Veneva M. McKenzie to Tuppers P lains- Gilliam to Tuppers Plains - Chester Petroleum . Inc.. Ri ght of Way . Olive. Chester Water Dist., R W., Bedford. Water Dist., R W., Scipio. Charl es W. Cornell Jr . Beulah G. Frederick E. Werry, Ruse mary Ronald Birt, Cynthia Birt to TupCorn ell to Tuppers Plarns - Chester pers Plains - Chesler Water Dist., Werry to Ronald M. Van Me te r. Lots Water Dist, R. W., Sutton . 16 and 17. Chester . R. W., Scipio. Larry Allen Vance. Sharon Louise Ronald F. Chapman, Executor to Robert R. Fox, Susan Fox to TupVance to Tuppers Plains - Chester pers Plains - Chester Water Dist., Ca rl E . Smith Petrol eum, lnt'., Water Dist. R. W., Scipio. Ri ght of Way, Ca rtha ge- Athens . RW.,Scipio . Clmt E. Douglas, Alpha L. Grace C. Swain to J oseph II. Ernest Wood, Maudre Et hel Wood Douglas to Tuppers Plains- Chester, to Tuppers P lains - Chester Water Swain, .98 acre, Salem. R W.,Scrpio. Disl., R. W., Bedford. Nonnan L. Yost, T. J eanne Yost , Weber Wood, Murl Wood to TupWilliam H. Long, Virginia H. Long, Howard Damron, Georgia R. J"' rs Plains - Chester Water Dist., Damron to Tuppers Plains - Chester Hoy G. Shingleton, Jr., Sidney B. RW., Bedford. Shingleton to Wallace H. Culley. WaterDist., R.W., Bedford . James Hupp, Opa l Hupp to TupElsie M. Culley, Parcels, Oli ve. Fred Perry, Cletes Perry to Tuppers Plains - Chester Water Dist., Hazel Gra te. Gerald Gra te det·d pers Plains R.W ., Ietart. Affida vit , Salem. ' .. RW., Bedford- .Chester Water Dis!., Wi lbe rt J . McClain to Tuppers Ishmael Gary Blake, Mary E. Clifford F:. Young, Sr. to Bernard Pla ins - Chester Water Dist., RW., Blake to Tuppers Plains - Chester V. F ult z. Bell y J . Fultz . Pard s. i.<'ta rt. Pornerny . Water Dis!., R.W., Bedford. Robert J . Spaun, Nola J . Spa un to Bernard V. F ultz , Belly J . Fultz to William E. Filippi, Constance L. Tuppers Plains - Chester Water Filippi to Tuppers Plains - Chester Cli fford E. Young, Sr., Cli fford E. Dist , RW .. Letart. Young. Jr ., P<::~rt'l'l. Pomeroy. Water Dist., R. W., Bedford. Gar net Swan, William H. Swan. dtTd . aka W. R Swan, Affrd,l\'ll. Salisbury. Met hod rsl Church of Rutla nd, Oluu The Me 1gs County Board of E lec ti ons has prepared the following tabl e show.nq the prec •nct by precin c t vote for the four ca ndid ates in th e by Sherrff aka Hutland Unrlt•d Repub t•can ra ce l or nom.na t ion to ru n as count y <o mm •ss ioner in th e June 8 Methodrst Church to Hobert F:. pr1mary Mill er. Parecls. Rutland . 0 1982 446·3862 Piano tuning and repair · Lane Daniels· Associate of Brunlcordi 's - Ga llipol is and Cunningham 's-Athens . .142-2951 or 992·2082. VICTOR IAN l4 x65. 446·7336. 304 675 4544 TH REE Oedroom fra tl er, partly furnished . i nc ludes washer . dryer and new air cond itioner & drapes, com · ptete1 y ca rpeted. Phone 304·675·3788 after 5:00p.m . 14 x70 mobile hom e. all elec tr ic, ac. 2 bedroom and additi onal room S10,000 f irm . JO<~t - 88 7 · 3358 or 30~ · 882-2271. 2 bedroom mobil e home . fieal estate 30..075·4045 3~ ___ -~~r-~s ~o~ Sale We pay cash for late mOdel 31 Homes for Sate clean used cors. :Three bedroom house. one· Frenchtown Car Co. llalf basement. one and Bllt Gene Johnson ene·thlrd acre ground. 304446-0069 67S-3279. - - - - - --· 50 Acre farm . 3 bedroom house with spac ious remedied kitchen, 2 poncll·, barn. priced to sell. Sell Or trade for house in tGWn. 304-895-3083 304-675·4624. �Page-12-The Dally Seatinel 34 - __B~~sS Buildirlgs = Ohio t>eislcir sale --------- S4 _ Misc. Me~~_!ldice .~ 56 9905 . Plastic Se pti c Ta nk s. State and county approved . 1.000 gaL tank , price $340. Other sizes in stock. haul in your DRAGONWYND CAT· TERY KENNEL . AKC Chow puppies , CFA J) __ pickup truck . Ca ll 614o286 5930, Jackson , Oh . RON EVANS E NT ERPR ISES They'll Do It Every Time Small bar business tor sal e in Pomeroy, Ohio. 614·992· _L ~t~ & Ac! ea~ ~- _ Pri ce redu ced 2 lo ts with rural water close to ci ty l i mits , $.4 ,450 .00 Ca l l 446 1975 Case 450, dozer· tra c tor , 1,800 hrs .. very good cond ., $14.900. Call 446·4537 For sa le one (tnd ha lf ac r es mo r e o r l ess. ap prm(l m al el y 600 ft road on RATLIFF 'S Cora 682 6944 2 lo ts First lot •s 3 tr ai ler space tra i ler park Seco nd lot is 200x 200 Loca ted in Mer c er yd le , 446 4684 acre lots 150 fl . r oad fr ontag e, c ity w a ter . behi nd 84 L umber , ca ll 304 67H873. 67 5 36 1B P LIN Y 1 acre lo t, a long R f 35, bea ut i f ul Ka n aw h <'l Rive r va ll ey , S6.500 cash . 304·937 2896 , 304 937 278'1 l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L=~~~~~J 4-l Apartm ent for Rent Sl Furn ,snP d Apartme nt S100 Uf il ill es pa+d Adutr s. 6071nd Ave I B R 446 4416 afl er!P m 41 House~ L oca ted +n Oa k H +l l. Oh 4 rm . fur n1shed ap t No chi ldren Dep & re f r eq . l or Rent Homes t or Rent , Lease or Ca ll614 687 601 0 L and co ntr <1c f in town or co u n try Co l i Str o ut Rea lty , 446 OOOR Unturn+ shed 2 bder apor t men I tor r en t P t P lensan t . Hou se 6rm & balt1 lnqu •r e 918 Seco nd A ve., G all i polis J bdr . house good loc at ion , 2 bdr . ap t, HUD excep ted A One Rea l E stat es. Ca r ol Yeager Rea lt or . Call 304 67B104 or 675 5386 . In Crown Ci ty, $22 5 67 5 711 8 BAM 6PM . 675 6753 unli1 9 30 PM 112 duplex 5 rm & 2 bel IllS . adul ts. no pf"l'i Cnll 446 35B7 In Mt ddleport '1 room ef fi ci ency ap t I 304 882 2566 per mo . S200depos ot . 367 02 42 House, 120 3r d Ave . G alli pO l iS. 2 bdr . gas hea t , dep. r eq . Tt1e W1 se ma n Agene y, 446 3643 P o m e r oy 7 bd r oom , r emodel ed, 408 Spring . Carpeted. sec urity deposit $100. Rent $1 95 Ca !l (l f! er 6 p m 997 728B 7 r oom house . stove and r efrig . In Pome r oy S200 . per mont h plu s u t illl 1eS . Deposi t requir ecJ 614 997 7284 House tor ren t 4 roo m s & bath Full b ~se m e nt. stove & r ef r i ger ator 1n k 1tchen 614 992 3090. 3 bd .r oom, 1 ba th , pa tio. 111 basement, 2 c ar gar age. 111 mi le north of Addi son $22 5 month . Refer ences and deposit requ i red .367 · 7257 . HOU SE . B0 7 lrd . St. Ne w Hav e n, WV , 1200 1100 deposit . Glen C. H arrah . L ar ge 1 r oo m & ba th c f f 1ciency apart men t Mostly f urn ish ed SIOO n mon th pl us dep 614 997 5692 2 very n1CP apts +n M+d dl eport No ch ildr en Pnr lly furn1 shecJ 614 992 5880 Apnr tm rn ts 675 42 Mobile Home s lor Rent Mobil e Home, Eur eka , 1 Bdr .. turn ., riverfront l ot . ret . & deposi t . Ad ult s, SIOO mo . J.643 2644. Clean 12x60, 7 bdr mobil e home . Furn ., conv en1 ent. good neighborhood . a 1r c ond., sec . dep r eq . Crlll at ter 5, 446·B55B 2 bdr. MH nice turn ., nat. gas hear. on pr1vate lot in Gal li polis . Call446 1409 bet ween 4to 7PM . '1 bdr . trailer at Rod ney , c ar pet in li v i ng room & bedroom . Cal l 6ln45 ·9170. '1 bedroom trai ler c l ose to sc hool, Deposit park , s t or es . requir ed . Mid · d lepor t. 6 14 ·992 · 59 14. 2 bedroom fr etil er . Real nice, adu lf s on l y . Brown 's Trai ler Park. Minersv ill e. 614·99nl24 . Household Goods SWAIN AUCTIO N FURN I TURE & PAW N SHOP 62 Olive 51 . Ga II1p0 IIS 3 pi.eCe I.1V1ng . room suit es cou c h· lov e sea l cha ir S199. '1 piece livi ng r oom suites from $140 up, love seats fr om S70 up . ma pl e dinet sets from $99 to $199 , w all huggers $100 .. rec liners $80. map le r oc k ers $49 . bedroom suit es $1 50, vari ety of table lamps, ma rb le top sta nd s $30 and up. bo)( springs & mn lt ress ( new ) $100 , several u td 1t y cab inets , kit· chen ca binets wood & me tal. bab y beds, che sts of drawe r s S25 to S60, 3-wa y r ecliners SI OO , ga s & etec lr• c r anges, refrigerators. w ash stan ds, bunk bed s co mp le te with bunk i es S170. seve r at dressers. ha II trees. be ds. brass head boM d bed s S35. book c ases , smoke r s. Hoover spin dry was h er . wr i n ge r typ e washe r s, hut ch. c oal & wood he at er s, telev is ion s, f ans. new tool s of all kind s, vnr+e ly of silvers tone cook wMr Ca ll446 3159 APA R TMENT S, mob+le hO m es . /lOUSeS , PI Pleasan t and Grl ll 1pOI+S 614 4468 771 or614 245 9484 APA R TME N T tO Ptens~1 n1 . 61 4 446 8'}'}1 PI U SE D AP PLIA N CES wa she rs . ct rye r s re fr1g e rator s, rr1noes Skagg s Ap pl +an ces. Upper Ri ver Rd ., bes1de Stone Cr es t M otel 446 7398 LAY NE ' S FURN IT URE Apartment s. furn+shed and Referen ces . unt urn .shed 304 6751365 LARGE. furntSilCO . one bed r oom ap or t men t •n P I Pl easa n t , mode r n tur nitur e, w as her d ry er hook up , no pets. ph one 304 675 1386 Sol a. cha1 r . rocker . ot l oman . J tables. t extra heovy by Fr on lt er ). $685. Sol a. c lla ~r and lov eseat , So f as and cha i rs $775 pr 1ced fr om $285. to $795 T abl es, S38 and up to $109 H1d e a be ds. S340 .. queen s+z e. $380 Rec liner s, S175 to $29 5., Lamps fr om $18 . to $6 5. 5 pc dinettes I rom $79 ., to 1385 7 pc , SIB9 and up FURNI SH E D apnr t mcn t , ndull s, 304 675 2257 Furni shed two bed r oom apt atr co nd and full y ca r pe ted 1250 00. 1 100 00 depos1 l all uldt t•es patd 614 446 7576 '1 bed r oom apt l arge r ooms, baseme n t . ya r d, ap pl ia nces furn 1sh ed . C'l ll ev en 1ngs 304 67 5 7541 U nfurn+ shed 2 br apt CCI II 304 675 '1218 fr om 8 n m to 6 p m Ca ll 304 675 6253 until 9 30 p m Furnished Rooms SLE EPING RO OM S nnd l+ghl housckeep +rlQ Park Cen tral Hotel np t , Fu rn1shed Room $125 . ut i l i l 1es pa1d . 91 9 2nd ave . Gall1 po lls Si ngle mc1le. shar e ba th Ca l l 446 4416 at fer 7PM Ha ve vaca ncy for eld er l y in m y pr i vat e flame Good experien ce $4 50. per mo 614 667 6379 5651 Space for Rent 46 depos it . No Pets. 99U479 . 992 7479 . Wood table with 4 c hairs, $719 up to 1495 Desk 111 0. Hut ches, $300 and $375 .. ma pl e o r p1n e finish Bedr oom su1tes Basseff Che rr y , $795 Bunk bed com pl ete w •th mattresses, $250 ano up ro $395 . Cap fa1 n's beds. $27 5. comple te B~l b y beds. S99 Mattresse s or box sprtngs, full or twin , S58 . t 1rm , $68 . and $78. Qu een se ts, $195. 4 dr che st s, $42 . 5 dr . ches t s. S54. Bed frames. S20 .and $2 5., 10 gun Gun c abine ts, S350 , din e tte chairs S20. nnd S25 . Gas or elec tri c r a nq es. $3'15 Baby m(1tre sses. S25 & $35, bed lr ome s $20, S25, & $30 . Used F urnilur e bookcase. rt'lnqes and TV' s. 3 mi les ou t Bul nvill e Rd . Open 9am to 7pm . M o n thru Fri ., 9am to 5pm , Sa t 446 0377 I Fr os t fr ee refr igerator lt ke new . $150 . 1 Norge aut o w asher late model. A - Sl50. deposit . 614'985·3949. O NE bed r oom mobile home, air -condition ed, on private l ot, out sk irts H en · derson . Utilities furni shed , $230. month . 30H75·6730. 44 Apartment for Rent 52 ga l. elec tr ic hot water tank, lik e new . New wood and coa l burning par lor s tov e. Caii6106J.0158 . Buy, se ll or trade horses & ponies . 1941 Ford 1 1/ 2 t , partly restored . Call 614· 379·276 1 after .sPM . Reg . Brittany Spani e l I yr . o ld, has shots, S175. Gun Remington 12 gauge au to .. mode l no. 48 , 125. Call after 5. 614·36).0327 Bag s of good u sed c l othing and furn iture . Ca ll 4.46·9580. Commercia l upholstery sew •ng ma c hine, good cond . Ca ll446·9790 . Gener a l E lec t ric washer dr yer pa 1r , llarves f gold , loo k s n1ce, guaranteed OK . Norg e auto washer. tate m od el. $90 . Sears dryer S90 . Whirlpool washer $110. A l l ni ce a nd guaran teed . Ca l l 44681BI Park , Rout e 33 , North ol Pomeroy La rge tots. Call K1n gw ay l1v1ngroom sui te gold , ru st. & green st r ipe, €)(C. cond . $200. Ca ll 446 Small trail er spa ces Mason 304· 773 5651. For Sale or Rent LARGE tra i ler spa ce f or r ent at New Haven . Call 304 -882 7847 between 7 & 9 p.m . 47 Wanted to- Rent - -- wanted to renr warehouse, storage buildin g or large gar age in city of Ga llipoli s. S_l _ Hou ~~ oiii2~0ds BEMCO mattresses or box springs, full or twin, S58. 6 Piece Naugahyde heavy wood living room suite S695. Pillow arm sofa & chair S375. Roll top desk, dark & light, Sl89 . Bunk beds, complete, Round king si ze bed. like new $3 75. Ca ll Oak H i ll 68'1 7164 . Tabl e & 4 cha 1r s, swive l c ha i r , o il heater , odd cha irs . Call 446·9844 USED F URNITUR E Used sofa, tovesea t , cha ir , sof a and chair , 19 cu. fl . side by side r efrig er ator , used car pet, room si ze . Corbin and Snyder Furniture, 446· 1171. I Marcwm Roofing & Spouting . 30 years ex· perience, specializing in POODLE GROOMING. Cal l Judy Taylor at614·367· 7220. built up roof . Call 61088· 9622 or 614·388·9857 . Son ia's Professional Doo Grooming. Call614·388·8547 CA PTAIN STEEMER Car· pet Cleaning featured by Haff elt Brosthers Custom and ask for Sonia . PINE RIDGE COLLIES AKC Registered Collie pups . Ca ll 614·256·1267 or 446·2107. Rabb its and cages sa les. Call614·446·3732. for REG . QUARTER HORSES Training , showing , breeding, sales and boar· ding . Contact, Dan Beam, ~ ~;;;;;=:::::::::;:::::=====~ - - --- - - - - . 61 _ _ F_a_rm__ Eq_u_i_pm _ e..n_t . New and Used T roy -Built tillers for gardening . Swisher Implement John Dee re Dealer , Rt . Gallipolis, 446·0475 AKC male poodle puppy . Also white femal e poodle Phone -446·0857 . 2 month old Reg . Yorksh ir e Terrier pup, shots & war· med. S175. Call446·4120. AKC Reg . Old Engl ish Sheep dog, female, 4 yrs . old . Ca ll 61,.-256-1786 after Reg . quarter mare. 3 yrs . old . Broke . Big show pony, ge ntle. 614·949·2455 . Grooming pets. Will services fo r c lip English Sheep dogs, poodles & Schnauzer's . Reasonable . For appt . 614·992·7342 . pups, cond . Ca ll614 24H349 . AUSTRALIAN puppies . AKC registered , Shephard Doubl e red merle, phone 614·992·7206 after 5 or 304· 773 5332 . 1962 Model Gravely Trac tor . No a tta c hm e nts . SJOO. 446·6637 . Gravely .Tra c tors Free Atachment promotion ends June 30th . Buy your new Gravely now and receive a free atachment with your trac tor . Outdoor Equip· ment Sale Jet. of Rt . 7 & 35, Ga llipolis. 446·3670 . Week· day 9 to 5, Sat. 9 to I . G ravel y Tra ctors 12 H P riding trac tor w ith 50 i n mower , used, in good co nd . , Sl ,800 . Outdoor Equipment Sale Jet . of Rt, 7 & 35, Gal li polis, 446·3670. Weekday 9 to .5, Sa t 9 to 1. Tractor CDavid Brown 990 diese l with end loader). ex . 141 5. 1972 Bui ck Le Sabre with air cond . new tires SJOO . 197~ AMC Matador. been blade and winch . $1500 . 614· 24].2 192. se tte r, TOBA CCO Sl50 FORO trac tor , good Super deluxe 2 speed broom sweeper . Ex c. cond . automati c, 51.000 5 p.m . to 9 p.m 3090. 614·992· Live Bait, night c rawl er s, minnows, m ea l worms , wa)( worms, at Mapl e WOOd Ch ri stian Camp Grounds, Ra ci ne and b etwee n Syracuse on Rt . 124. No Sunday Sa les. 304-675·2944 registered, male & female Sea lpoi nt Himalayan kittens . have all shots , 304·458· 1536. 72 Truck's for Sale 1981 mil es Fair cond. Datsun pickup tong bed, 5 spd., S5. 100 . Ca ll 446· 8380 a fter 5. Am · FM cassett e, radi a l s, e xc. cond . Ca ll 446·0515. Ford Gran Torino S500.00. Call 304·576·2174 al · fer 5:30p.m . I yr . old, $150 . Ca ll 304·458· IOBl 57 Musical Instruments 2925 or 61042·2085. ELEC TRIC golf cart with battery c harger S19S. 400· 500 New bricks S3S. 30 Assortment of 8" & 12" b loc ks Sl5. 3·6' Section of 12" co rrugated metal c ul ver t with 2 coupling SSO . dition . Caii614·3B89372. Console Hammond organ, se lf -co ntain e d, A · 100 se ri es, pre -set kevs, drawbars, full pedal keyboard, expression peda l and vo lum e and vibrato controls. S1,995 .00. Call446· 3313. 69a.J290. 5( ~~uii~tij}iipptj!~ ~ 59 Fruit _& Vettetabl~s ~~y _ & Grain Hay . S1.2S bale in field . 304· 675·2254 or 304-675· 1302 . types of building 20·24ga uge 4'x8' S7 .00, 4'xl0' S8.oo, 4'xl2' S9.60. 4'x Odd $5.00 . Tuppers Plains, Ohio 614·66J.l08S . 300ft. Cedar lumber. $300. 304'675·5492. 198 I Honda C B900 custom. Fully dressed. Will trade for good used pickup truck . ' 76 Ford va n E 350 . Traaspartatlan M~t~r~y_cl_es 74 24S.SS75. TINTING 1981 CR 80R Honda dirt 9216. 4,300 miles , good cond . Call 446·0S1S. 87,000 mi ., needs paint, $525 HONDA CB 650 c~stom, saddle seat, tr~vel trunk, highway pegs, 1500 firm . Moving miles, exce llent condition, Beetle, 2 owner car, must se ll . 1968 Harley Davidson, E · auto, new tires , 66,000 miles, $1,000. Call 614-388· 9342 . 197S Monte Car lo $1,000. Caii446·092•. CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING ;i;~~~~;:~:~~~:.:::::~~J ~our . posi, new paint, Junie, Slim! 9:30 Backhoe Service. Call 675· 5580. 75 84 Boats and ~ 1903 2 door hard top Nova . Good running & body cond. Nice sports car. $2,300. 614· 992 · ~ . 120 HP Inboard -outboard Mercury Cruise, Dorsett Boat with trailer, 304-675· 6286. 76 - - - · AUtO HARTS Used Cars, New Haven West VIrginia, Over 20 less expensive cars in stock. PArts ., ·· ~ .. ·- ~ -~~-c~~!~-~~~s _ . - - -- - -- - - ~.;:to1(e~-·· = Ouatlty Autobody & Paint work . Professional custom paint work on motorcycles. Auto Trim Center, 446·1968. 71 , recover s from hi s embar· goad oil. Krystle is pushed into the clutches of Or . T oscanni and Sammy Jo sees Steven as passpon to a secure future. (A) (60 min .) HE'5 A HYPOCHONPR//1, HE DOE5 N'T NEED A WHEELCHA IR ANY MORE THAN YOU OR I / 1 0 :15 Camping 10:30 ---~lpf!!~_ t - -16 fl. ' 1963 Trentwood self contain~ camper, sleeps ~; a-c with awnln~, can be seen at Shady walrs·Camp, 10. miles soutll Rt . 2, Pt. Pleaaent . (]) Sing out America (J) TBS Evening News Cll Paper Chase liD Newswatch 11 :00 D Cil Cll 0 Cll ® Ill ~ News Cil Wimbledon Highlights Cil MOVIE: ' Quadro· phenia' Cl) Nashville RFD C1l CD BARNEY Pomeroy : 992· 2284 . LOWEElV -·WOULD VOU HOOVER and Eureka Ser · vice . Used sweepers. Pick LIKE TO TRV SOME OF MV THREECAKE? ~. OH ·· DOC PRITCHART TOLD ME TO CUTDOWN ON SWEETS, 8S Gen!rat_H~uli~g-··· JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE . Calf 614·36).)471 or 614·367·0591. ELVINEY Need something hauted away or something moved? We'lt. do it. Calf 446·3159 or 614·256·1967 afler6. JtMS Water Service. Calf . Jim Lanier, 304·675·7397. Cil Case of the Muk· kinese Bania Hom Electrical Now J11luting limestone·fitl dlrt·top soit·gravet . Free estimates. Calf 614·367· 7101. Cil HBO Sneak Preview Host Leonard Harri s takes a look at upcoming mov· ies, spons and specials . Sidenstricker up and deflvery . 304-675· Quincy Quoncy (AI (60 min) . ~ R~Jr!9!~~tL~~- __ _ Motors - . for ·-Siile - - 0 Cil CD Cll &l (ill Dynasty Blake JAR Construction Co. Dlt· running cond. S2500. 304· 675·6726. dro Re y . (R) (60 m1n .) 0 Cil CD love, Sidney tries to determine the ca use o f an infant's death . WHEN I DEFENDED YOU, HE FEIGNED AN AlT ACK OF SOME KIND. THE DOCTOR SAID IT WAS A e>ID FOR ATTENTI ON . PEANUTS JUST GIVE ME TH' TOP LAYER tKUBECT± J r 1 Answer here Now arrange !he wcled teners to form !he surprise answer. as sug· gested by the above cartoon J r I I I I XI XXr II (Answers tomorrow) Yesterdays Jumble s EMERV I Answer nilS IS MY ''WHO'S LAUGHING? I'M NOT LAUGHING" FACE .•• ESPN Sports Center News/Sporb/Woether ®Hitchcock 11 :30 IJ Cil CD Tonight Show Cil MOVIE: 'Dog Day Afternoon' Cl) Another Ufe Cil MOVIE: Coast of Skeletons' Cll Benny Hill Show II Cll MOVIE: 'Foxbat' (J) Captioned ABC News ()I MOVIE: 'The Hard Ride' • (jJ Nightflne 12:00 (1) Bums & Allen C1l NCAA Division I Women's Softball Cham· pionahlp from Omaha, NE (J) Nlghtllne (J) PBS Late Night • (jJ Tha Love Boat Capt. Stubing's lecherous Uncle Cyrua chases Julio all over the ship, a neglected to atgn a POLIS H CO MPEL steep le on a hoi da y?-" PEA-S PIRE" JumbSt Book No. 19, containing 110 puulea, Ia available lor 11 .95 pottpa ld from JumbSt, cJo lhla newspaper, Bo• 3-', Norwood, N.J. 07648. Include your name, address. zip code and m11te ct.clts payable to Newapaperboob. BRIDGE False-card can't lose By Ottwald Jacoby and Alan Sontag NORTH Here is another examp le of the "obligatory false· card." The hand is a lot like yesterday 's and again it is up to East to make the play . The co ntra ct is tour spades, although tllree notrump would be a better one A~ain the defense starts w1th three diamond tricks a nd shifts to a heart. On norma l , basic wrong. When South leads the six of spades from dummy , as he will , it is up to East to false-card with the ki ng. It is a play that can't lose. East ca n see that South needs both the ace a nd queen 6·2!·82 +J9 6 . AK +!64 +KJ8 6 4 WEST EAST • 7 42 + K 10 .QJI612 • 10 B J t K QJ +A 9 5 • 97J 2 + 10 5 SOUTH +AQB 5J • 74 play. South will bring home the trump suit by a simple finesse for the king. Never· theless, if East is wide awa ke he can give declarer a mighty tough problem and declarer will be likely to go • 10 B 7 2 + AQ Vu lne r a ble: Both Deale r South West North East Soutb Pass 2• 4• Pass I+ 2• Pass Pass Pass Pass Openin g lea d +K of spades to have an openin g bid. II he just follows with the 10, South will finesse with the queen, drop the king under the ace and make the rest of the tricks . Now let's see what may happen if East drops the king . South is likely to DOWN ACROSS I Dupe ; victim I Ditto 2 Food acid 5 Installed 3 Secondary in office 4 Before 11 Arab 5Move official nonchalantly 12 Wall recess 6 Nevada city 13 Prong 14 Barbecue rod 7 Game point 8 Soared over 20 15 Nwnero 9 "Some 16 Even if E nchanted 17 Spanish Z3 queen 24 18 Shakespear- 10 Render insane 25 ean heroine 26 16 Joust 20 Hibernia 19 Principle 28 21 TV Tarzan 22 Gypsy devil 23 Work with oils 26 Stay clear of 27 A Lindbergh 28 - volatile 29 Falling-<>ut 30 River in S.C. assume that West will be holding the I 0 and two s maller s pades and will try to pick it up by leading to dummy 's nine . If he does, East will score the settinF trick with his I 0 ~:~r. Yesterday's "Christ 31 St opped 32 at - " 33 F launted 35 Apparition Coloration Horse opera Mother, Dye to Bardot Puff up 38 Pickpocket Nursery word 39 Dem's Mariners opponent 34 "- of Me" (1931 song) 35 Lambkin's cry 36 Hawk parrot 37 Crown 39 Bombast 4Q·Whole 41 Advantage 42 Become profound 43 E qual DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it: Is AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A Is used for tile three L's, X for the two O's, e tc . Single letters, apostrophes, tile length and formati on of the words are all hints. Each day th e code le tters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES nellman useo his daughter to enttce another businessman RAPID How do you arrive at th e top o l a churc l"1 wife succumbs to an amorous author and a bUsi- IF I THOUGHT FOR ONE MINUTE THAT YOU WERE LAUGHING AT ME, I'D WHAP YOU! THAT 6EGIN5AT DA'Ye!REAI< OFTEN ENDS UP WITH, J 1 by THOMAS JOSEPH Cil CD Facts of Ufe visit. (AI WHAT HAPPENED e>ETWEEN YOU AND YOUR e>ROTHER TO UPSET YOU SO? r1 WHAT GARDE.NIN6 0 Laurie's parents come for a 1 0 :00 IDUBACTt ~(D,r Co lt bails his fnend Ozzie out of jail. Gues t starring Buddy Hackett and Alejan· COUSin cher, backhoe , and dozer . Footers, gas lines, water L-awrence slots, priced to sell. Call 614·388· 9311. . She was -twent4-one in March! II KI and to the Eastland School. (R) Cil MOVIE : ' Monty Python and the Hoty Grail' Cil 700Ciub Cll &l (ill The Fall Guy WINNIE For water lines, sewer lines, septic tanks or leaky basements call Hayman service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop, ·- - -L-- --·--- -- -- - -- include I've lost traclt,' Nice q1rl! Let's see ... Iquess How old is Ghe? about seventeen! I Smoke The operauc verSIOn of this classic Amen can drama is presented for televis1on by the Chicago Operas Theater .(2 hours) Blair"s late grandfather"s trust donates a large sum _E•c~~a~in9 .. 83 and ski boat, fully equ lped, 79 Chevelle Malibu 327 4 90 HP motor and trailer . bbl., Muncie 4·speed, 4: 11 Call614·367·0690. 1974 Plymouth Scamp with vlnyt roof , fm ·cassette radio with trl·· axel speakers. 614·992·7039. Mote l. «6· 7398. 9 :00 Phone 446·3888 or 446·4477 Glide all new chrome, exc . 11 - mattress, $199 . Comp lete ~ is~ c"'.M~e'!. rc~h~a!.'n~d~ic~e,_ Apartment, ·2 bdr., unf ., no water bed shop with 10 s,~4c_~M pets. Calf 446·3937. bedroom s uites on display, starting price $299. up to Stereo cassette deck Big daddy cocktail & watker jumper, rocking 3 & 4 rm. apartments $2500. end tables S50. Waii·A·Way . horse, combination Baby adutls, no pets, utilities-fur· recliners S169. and up . La· Mac standardized car seat ntshed . Catl 446· 3733, Z· Boy recliners in stock . 304·895·3828. . evenings 446·0171. USED FURNITURE S pc, ,& 7 pc. dlnett sets, studio Sofa, can be made Into bed 1 AND 2 BEDROOM couch & chair, bedroom $30.00. 304-675·3740. APARTMENTS Rent star· ·suite Hollywood style, bunk IS at: 1 bedroom S152 and 2 beds, glass front book· · ,FOR guaranteed prOducts bedroom 1188 per month Flair Furniture & and dependable servl~e, SPECIAL RATES TO Gallipolis Ferry, .call your local AMWAY SENIORS . Call ~2745 or 9-6. Phone 304· !distributor, Robert Harper, ............_. lei!Ve message on machine. 304·675-1293. . Plumbing _& _H!O.!ing __ _ -· _ SEWING Machine repairs , 9 to 6 . E lect ri c range S65, Appliances, Upper River Rd ., beside Stone Crest Atlantic City liD Summer remodeling, 675·2«0. (!)Top Rank Boxi~Q frOm Cll 30076· 1980 Bomber classic bass NEW HOURS Mon. thru Thu rs . 9 to 6, Fri. 9 to B. Sat. n. gas range $95. Skaggs Soc iety Kentucky an1st and author Harlan Hubbard and h1 s w1fe Anne , who chose to live a hfe devo1d of soc1ety' s trapp1ng s •n Kentucky , are profi led lines, Rutland, Ohio. 614· 742'2903. KE100 76 Kawasaki, $150. or best offer. 614·992·6047. air cond . S95, swivel rocker rock e r r ec liner S20, 30 ® Ufe on the Fringe of estimates , 614·69a.8205. The Hoeman . 614·992·2618. 1965 Chevy Malibu Super Sport convertible. New top, a uto. washer $75,5,000 BTU Special Th1 s hve perform ance from the State Un1v· of New York er s1ty features Mark and h1s zany brand of poht1cal sat1re (30 m1n.) 8:30 19H Honda CB200 street bike, electric start, only Sig nature heavy duty gas fer refused . Siders Equip· ment, Henderson. 304-675· 7421. Horn' Cll Mark Russell Comedy 30H95·3802. ca rpentry , roofing,plum · bing , concrete work . 304· Greatest ture (A) (60 mon I 0 Cll ® MOVIE: 'Mr. Water wells. Commercial and Domestic . TeSt hol es. Pumps Sales and Ser v ice . Phone ~ Am erican Hero Ralph has the pow er to see the fu · 208B or 675 · ~560 . trimmed . 2010. &l Cll 1980 72 (]) National Geographic Special ffi International Racquet · Ga llipoli s Diversified Con· 304-675·4596. discounts on New Deutz Tractors ; Oliver 60 Baler S47S.OO; No reasonable of· COI'iEKIN' IN TH' BACK! Cor. Fourth and Pine Auto· 1980 Pontiac Sunbird auto. trans ., power steering, AM · FM radio, exce llent cond . Cil MOVIE : 'Brubaker per ienced mason, r oofer, ca rpe nter , electrician, general repairs and remodeling . Phone 304-675· 82 Motorcyc le tor Sa te, 181 Honda CR 80 R . Elsinore . Like new . 446· 1000 . Autos for Sale -· ----- year -old b1cyclist . (AI (60 mtn ) RINGLES'S SERV ICE ex · BUILDING, Call446·3820 . Leyland 270 Diesel $5500.00 ; Farmhand Grin· der Mixer $1500.00; 5 foot Rotary Cutters $425.00; 18 .4x 34 Dual Wheels $500.00; 17 foot Hay Teader · demo · S2500.00; New Tur· bo Mower 12900.00; big LE1>\ME CHECK ! TH' LAST TIME Y' M155EO ONE STARK S Tree Trimming and Lawn Servi ce . Shrubs Call446· 1608. dryer . Ex c. cond . $110. or trade for deep freezer . 6U· 985·4454. ANNIE trade for pick up . call 614· bike, ex . cond. Cal l 614 245· Call446·4782 . - -·- night 's show features a photographer patd by the city of Miamt, a trtp to a car wash tha1 has a chorus of smging btrd s and an 8 2- F & K Tree Trimming , stump removal. 675 · 1331. 1979 JEEP CJ5 , 6 cy l. splot m ec hani ca lly good , needs Entertainment 8 :00 D Cil CD Reel People To · house calls. Phone 576·239B or 446·2454 . c ontinuous guttering, seamless siding, rooting , garage doors , fre e S3800.00 and ~ Tonight RON'S Tel ev ision Service . Spec ializing in Zenith and Motorola . Quazar , and S6.ooo . 614·99n640. headers & lots of ex tras , VIctory Garden ball ADVANCED Seamless Gutter -Doors . Offering 1980 Honda odessy, 2 ex tras rear tires, Sl.OOO . Call 614· For Sale or Trade -- -------- -. liD Richard Simmons Ci) c leaning. 446·2000, ca ll before 8 and after 5:30. farm rates . Call us for free estimates. «6·«40 . Taylor. 446·8692 or 61n45· 9557 . M etal sheet's flat porcelin enamel coated, will nail, won' t rust . Ex . material all 1979 F · l.SO 4 wheel drive . One owner . Good cond., must see to apprec iate. S4995.00 or ~ rooting , siding, spouting, f encing , painting, repairs & Control System . Ca ll 446· . or best offer. Call446·8195. 3100 or 446·7122. 870, 12 guage, 30 Inch F .C., 30H75·2879 . REDUCED . CHRISTIAN'S CO N · Cons tr ., S TRUCTION . st. Co. Custom dozer & backhoe work . Special Strawberries. Cal l Harold PRICE 'S 614-388· Commercia i ·Residential . 79 Suzuki 850, 2,500 miles. Also kits available. Energy. emaculate condition, S2,500 model Used materials. Buildings 1 & R at GDC. Steel beams, wood & stone. See Jim Gi tes. Ca ll 304 675·3238. NEW Ca ll614·245·5121 . Ewington . 9939 . GLASS 58 Building materials block, brick , sewer pipes, win · dows, lintels, etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Masonar y work, Logue Co ntra c tin g, Rf. 1. pai nt Sl200. 304'675 7454. 24 Red la ying hens 304·675 1926 . 71 Ca ll61088·9762 . Lowry Genie organ SlOOO. RABB IT S, suitable for fry ing, ca ll304·576·2369 . Remington 2 pony ' s with bridle & sad die . 1 quarter mare. 614· 64 Vans&4W.O . 36J.0205. Treeing W a lk er Reg . m ate , Used Cl arinet, in good con · Over 1,000 ce ramic molds. kilns, and supp l ies . 614·742· 73 614·698·3290 . Crea ti ve wood decks , pressurized pine , ceda r & r edwood . Free es t imate . Ge ne's Steam Car pet C lea n· Scotch Gaurd·Free es timates -spring specials· Gene Smith , 992 ·6309 . Ca ll614·256·6779 . Registered and grade hor ses. exce ll ent 4-H proiect. English and western saddles · eve rythinQ imaginable in horse equip·· m ent and su pplies, a l so riding lessons and trail rides and hor se training . Ruth Reeves , Hoof Hollow. ce Call . 614·36J.7784 or ilings. 614 36J.7160 · miles. $1,500. 30"675·3470 . 1974 3 yr . old Quarter horse mare, $400 or best offer . e~<terior, . & te x paper tured Ga lli po lis, 446·9458, no a n· swer «6·1758 . 1972 Chevy pickup S300.00 . Livestock interi or , hanging, 1973 Pl ymouth Duster 318 , 1975 Ford Ranger 150 pickup, ·V·8, auto, P S. PB , 304·675· 1286. t.J BEAUTIFUL, m GH RE'ADY FOR MADRID, EA?Y. IT'!; NOT THE' SAME; A~ WHEN VO L! LEFT IT. French City Painting residential & commercia L used for parts SlOO. 30"675· 1349. Morga n Wood l awn Farm, AKC registered Doberman , red & rust , female, 3 years Going ou t of Bu siness sale Long Rifle Shop . Entir e stock , plus 2 glass show cases . June 20 thru 27 (J) ABC News Cll Electric Company liD Over Easy 6 :30 0 Cil CD NBC News $50,000 Pyramid (]) Father Knows Best Cll Muppet Show 0 Cll ®CBS News Cll Dr. Who liD Ulias, Yoga and You &l (ill ABC News 7 :00 0 Cil P.M. Magazine Cil MOVIE : 'The V.t.P.' s ' Cil Bull's Eye (1) ESPN Sportsforum (I) Green Acres (I) Entertainment Tonight CD Happy Days 0 Cll Tic Toe Dough Cll (ft) MacNeif.Lehrer Report ® News &l (ill Muppet Show 7 :30 0 Cil You Asked For It Cl) Another Ufe ffi ESPN Sports Center (J)· Major league Base· ball: Los Angeles at Atlanta Cll 0 Cll Fam ily Feud (1) Laverne and Shirley ()) Business Report «6 ~ 2 107 . C & R Paint Center Prof essio nal painters, commer cia l and residen· tial. insured . 41 Court St., wrecked, ca n be fi xed or 86,000 condi tion , 30H7H662. AKC r eg istered , solid black, German Shepherd pupp ies, champion blood lines, have both parents, 1979 Bui ck La Sabre, 2 doo r ha rdtop 45 ,000 mil es, one owner, p .s.and br akes, cr u ise am ·fm ra dio, a ir · cond . mag w hee ls. 304·675· $1500. 38H342 . 8N Au tomat1 c Matag was her S50 . Automati c Sears Ken · mor e washer S65 . 742·2352 . ru st, good '1)Pg, 30H75· 6662 . 420 John Deere dozer with Poodles, cal l 304·88n 596 . old, SIOO . 304·458· 1513. 76 FORO Pinto wagon , 4 cy l. , automatic tran · smi ss ion, low mileage, no '76 F2SO C ust o m , automatic. P S. & P B., THREE male AKC Silv er S20. 61H85·4454 . 71 Autos for Sale 1972 PINTO. S500. 30H75· 3476. cond . Call61079·2651 . gold . 61 4'992 23H. Mag 1c Chef L.P . gas range , I, Ga llipol is, 446·0183 . 89s.3958 . News Carpets. Free estimates. Ca ll DCil CD O Cil® &l lU> Cil My Three Sons JU~T byHentiAmoldandBoblee Unacramble theae tour Jumt>His, one letter to eaef'l square, to form tour ordinary words. EVENING 6 :00 ~THAT SCRAMIILE,D WORD GAME fii},. r:!J ~ ~~· --- 6/23/82 PAINTING interior a nd ex terior , plumbing , roofing , some r emode l i ng . Cal l 614·388·9790. l}f}~Nr 13 I. •._I._,[__ J WEDNESDAY 1182 . 20 yrs . exp . Ca ll 61088· 9652. Yashica M G 1 c am era with accessori es Exce ll ent pan y 614·99n205. Mll<Ni Nl:t ! BRIARPATCH KENNELS POODLE G asol1ne and heating fuel. Call Excelsior Oi l Com · t ex tured ce iling s com · m ercia! and residential. free estimates. Call61,.·256· Boarding and grooming. setters, A K C Gordon English Cocker Spaniels. 5. COUNTRY MOB ILE Hom e MOBILE HOME FOR Ca ll446·3159. RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY , setting on lot halfway Merebandlse between Huntington & Pt . Pleasant, 30076·2711 . 1982 Nas ha , 14x70, with 7 x 20 expando , two bedrooms, two baths, a ll electric, S300 a month and deposit and reference . 304· 576·2706. 18,000 BTU Em er son air condi t ion er . SJOO Call 614-. 379·270 1 evenin gs STU CC O PLASTERING ~ dCJcd.. ;N 1He mans. Ca ii446·779S. Home ~ m_proy_e"!"enJ~~-­ CAr<!.yL.e 1 il'> ONt..'f KENNEL · Television • • vtewtng serv1ees 81 Boarding all breeds, clean indoor -outdoor facilities . Also AKC Reg. Dober· I cond , 1110 . Call446·8181. 78B5 . 2 bd .room furnished tr ailer off Rt .7, 6 mi. fr om Pomeroy, freezer and ex · tra s torage space . $190 . plus utiliti es and l awn care. Used sofa ; lovese at; cha 1r ; used blu e c arpet v ar ious si zes ; used side b y si de refrigerator . exc cond .; bu i lt i n gas oven ; ga s cook top ; 20 cu . fl. Hotpoi nt ches t freezer . exc c ond .; rac ._ lo'ner . Call Corbon & SnyderFurn i tur e, 446 1171 . 30H75·4677 . Ca l1614 256 1207 . Room s W+lh coo kt nq, ca bl e, air , $40 a wee k 304 773 2 Bdroom M obile Hom e . partly fu rn i shed . Washer & dr yer , air cond itioning , $165 plus ut i l it ies and Ca ll after 4PM, 446·3065 by Larry and registered . No Checks, 304· GOOD 4S 174 pie ces brown un · derpinning for a mobile home used just 1 year . A seven & one ha If feet by 58 inche wide multi c olor ed. braided ova l rug Wh it e uniform s (pan tsuits ) three different styl es. siz es 9· 10 ~5 4 8 Parker sbur g. 304·422 3117 . Unfurni !lhed house, 23 '1 7 Li ncoln Ave . 304 ·67 5 1654 . POOL CEN TER Pools sa le, suppli es & installation. 403 'l nd . A ve ., Ga ll ipol is, Oh . Call 446 6579. In gr ound A bl ove ground . Ce nterpo•n l Rd near Cen terpo•n t SJ .OOO 00 Phone TWO Persian Sia mese kittens . Call 446· 3844 after 4 p.m . HILLCREST 1294 . fr on t age Himalayan, KIT 'N' CARLYLE •• The Daily Sentinel- Ohio Wednesday, June 23, 1982 KQKS mer,ger. Gueat aterring Red Buttons, Hope Lange and Erik Estrada. IRI (60 min.l 12:30 8 CIJID Late Night with Devld Letterman (I) Benny Show (J) The Love Boat Capt. '** Stubing'a lecherous Uncle Cyrua cheaes Julie all over the ship. UYA N 'DA ·A . C I W A, "IY I OGS I0 A W X AG U WYA TYAO WQNF TYQU 0 I wA I Q v Nus · "' GQRCQ CNJYQCFW .: 'f. THE STRONGEST MAN IN THE WORlD IS HE WHO STANDS MOOT ALONE.-IBSEN Yesterday' s Cryploquole: �Wednesday, June 23, 1~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-14-The Dally Sentinel Congress ready to . draft deficit budget Rhodes proclamation WASH!NGTON 1AP 1 - Co n· gress Ls on the verge of givi ng fin al approval to a Republlcan·drafted 1983 budget pla n lhat Incl udes the largest deficit s eve r to pass the House and Sena te- sho!'lfalls co n· declares Stobart Day State Rep. Claire " Buzz" Ball has announced that Sunday, June 27th will be "Chuck Stobart Day" '"Ohio under a proclamallon issued by Governor James A. Rhodes . Stobart, a Middleport native and Ohio University graduat e, will be honored that day by his home a rea as part of the Big Bend Regatl<l . The Governor ex pressed a ppreciat ion to Stobart for " his yea r of guidance and eoachin g the you ng people of Ohio. As he leaves Ohio to become head coach at the Umvers it y of Utah, we extend our best wishes for happiness and many more years of fu w coaching." Rep. Ball will present the Governor's proclamatiOn and an Ohio House Resolu tion to Coach Stnb<Jrt at fesllvities beginning at 4 p n1. at the Royal Oak Pilrk . gressional economist s sa.v arr un· derestlmated by bllllons of dolla rs. The Senate was Sf't for a fin al vote toda y on thP spf'nding blue· p1int tha t calls for limiti ng federa l spending to $769.R bi ll ion .1nd hold· ing next year's ddicit to SlOB billion. In a critical5 1 .-l ~l tr..;t \ 'Oif ' TU('S· the GOP·eontro!lt'fl St'natl' cleru·Pd the way for tod;~\\ final vote. E a r I i (' r T u t.' :-. d ;1 .\ · . I h r Democratlr ·cont rolled I lou." ' r0 tuc tan tly approvPd ttlt ' nll'asu n:'on person fmieitro bond ond eight others werr fined Tu<•,da)· night by Mayor Fred Hoffm an in Mlddlepo11 Ma yor's CoUJ1. Fmielting a $:17o bond on a DWI ch arg~ was William D. Fit z. of Beverly . J a net W a lk ~r. Crvstal Lak ~. Ill.. was fined $~JO and thrt'<' day s in jail on a eharge of OW 1: Danirl R. McCloud . Middleport . was finro $~,0 a nd th rrt' dav·s in jail for DWI: Randy P . Snider . l'omerov. $~JO. thr~ da ys in jail for D\\'1: Thomas Myers. Ga hanna.w"' finrtl $10 an d cos ts for high bumper vio lation : David J . McCutcheo n. Charles ton, W. Va., $10 and costs for spinning tires: Kim B. t\ pal, Middi<'port , $10, costs suspf'nd<'d . for an <'Xpired opera tor's license: Hobrrt Cline. Mid· di<'po11 . $i7 and costs for spwd ing: a 210·2fiR tall y th at se nt it to the Senate. PrPS idf'n! Heagan's ~ i gna tuJ1-' is not necf's~trv on th(' legislation . 11 m erelv Sf't.o.; in :-.t rurt ion s a nd t a rgf't~ for congr0ssional com mit · tef's to m('{'l in drafting bilb to in· BrPI E . Flo1·ian. Middlepo1·t. $10. costs suspt"'ndC'd , for parking on thC' sidewa lk. Two p<>rsons wrrP finf'd and fi\'1' p.."'pie fmi f'i ted bonds last crease unspPCJfiro taws bv· $2fi.9 night i n May·or C'Jan•ncr An· bi llion n0x t ~·C'ar and cut domrstic drP\\'s' ma .\ 'or' s court. f' inf'd "'" " ' lUck Abe ls, Ponwroy $ t:i.l a nd cos ts for mak· spendi ng bv billions nf ciulla rs. Supportr rs s.<t~· t hO!->t, 1;1rgt' ls and goals will kP<'P tht • gtJ\'t•nHnent' s Fo rfC'itin g bo nd s W ( 'l'(' Glen Col· Appl!cCJtJOns ctre bemg aL't'epted in lins. Sv racu se, $47 for speed: Ha y· mond Patterson. Rutland. $46 for spr<Pd: Dale Proffitt , Ra cine. $6.3 for a traffic light violat ion; Gary Smit h. Pomeroy , $46 fo r speed : .John Mill!'r . Pomerov. $44 . Gal!Ia. Meigs and Athens counties for employment on the Ohw Green Thwnb Program . Green Thumb is a ft'dcra lly· funded employment and tra imng progrctm for rural. lowllll'tH!le senior cit1zens. Thl' goa l of Grl'l'll Th umb ts to retn tegrate sentur wnrkers in to till' pn vate sec· tnr labor market. by providing a tl'J!tpurary job-trCJining tl· rnoons and evemngs on Wed· n!'sda y throu gh Saturda y. Those who wi ll par!Icipalt• Include Charles Chancey. Gordon fisher, Don Dixon. Ron Logan. Larry Grirnes. Rus ty Bookman. Mick Childs. Ca rso n Crow, Perk Au it , John Hood , Charles Cassell. and given to ctpplicants uvcr the age of 60 l and have an annual income below th e ft•dt•ral pov er ty guidelines. No prev ious rx perience or ed ucational background are requ ired. no upper age limit is imposed on eligi bilit y. Ohw Green Thwnb pays the m inimum ( )n tlisplay I 0 days Bob H()('fli r h. Pomc•rn;·. is a pa ti r nt at Memorial Sloan Kelt eringCa ncer CPntf'r, 1'27o York Ave., New York. K. Y . 10021. His room nu mber is ~:!fl for thosP who wish to send ca rds. Tlu· budge t for H.arine village rnJ~ · bt• \'if'wf'd at thr Racine De· partmrnt store for ltll' nf'xt lOdays. the president's economic program and has his support - saying Its goals ca nnot be met. ''The president of the United de fense, forbidden us to touch Sor ial Securit y," Hollings sa id . "What are we? Magicians?" In addition, Hollings said, "The president has Invaded, ra nsacked a nd ravaged this budget process." Sen. Pete V. Domenicl, R·N.M., chairman of the Budget Commit· t ~. while defendin g the package, had less·than·e nthusiast ic pra ise for the compromise, ca lling It "the bes t we could produce under the wage for an average of 24- MON. ~~~~5. 1 :~ 2 1·5 Examinations ba Apt. PH. 992·65 5 D WE. 1-5 11-9 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY The deficit s contained In the out· exa mination , work er's aily com· POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO pensation and disability insurance, as well as sick and vaca ton leave and paid holidays. Job assignments are determined after en rollment, and are based on the aptitudes of enrollees and the needs of non-profit, l<lx-exempt, community service agenCies, acti ng as project hosts. Host agencies rrovide supeniision and tra ining to workers who are paid by Green Thunnb. Ohio Green Thunnb is a n Eq ua l Opportunity Employer. Fo r more information enttne WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1982 PHONE 992-2156 Eighteenth Annual Remarkable KODAK~~SC ~ 4000Camera Big Bend Regatta I • Electronics so advanced . vou press tne button . tne camera does tne rest for great ·IOOk lng pictures . • Full Five·Year Warranty' e Uses new KO DACOLOR HR D1sc Film on • •• ' hours of work per week, a nd provides a year ly physical JUST $6795 JUNE 24-25-26-27 'Ask us for oe1a11~ on Koaak ~ F~o...e Vei'lr Warr;unv If 1n1 ~ <amera ooe~n 1 work w1tn normal «Ve return il to us Jnn Kooak Will repa1r 11 Without <n.:uqe enrollment or sponsorship piease contact Gordon Wooten, area leader, 21 Neil Ave., Ga lli polis, Ohio 45631, rhone 44&-2655. Adolph's Dal"ry Valley IN POMEROY Superior 01~ PH . 992-2556 570 w. Mam Fashion l o a f . ••• ••••••••• Sliced Bacon ••••••••••••••••• • • 00 • • • • • • • • • • • 1-Lb . Rlue bonne t Margarine... ?::~:'.".'.'.. 79' Broughton's 24 Oz . rtn . Cheese ...Sl.39. 11 Head Lettuce ....... ~'!':.~ 59' 113 Caunt Ca litorn1.1 Oranges ...•....... :... 6/ 95' Georgi,, Red Plums ....•....~?;. 1 1.09 Cream of Celery Soup . . . . . . ONE COUPON PER PURCHASl. NOTI TO OfALIR : fOf f'K hiOUpon fUUoM'(f'pf.I\OUr o~uthoritf'd •Bf'f11, Wt' will p.ly you lhf' I oM f' ulut Dl thk roupon, plu\ 7c ho~ ndlin14 ch•r11n. prowidf'd you .1nd your ru\lotm't\ hn• r omplit-d with lht' lf' rm\ ol lh h ollf'l. Any olhf'r •pplir .I li o n< On\lllulf' \ luud . lnwokf'\ ~owin14 your purl h•.,.. ol \uUkWnt stock lo 'owf'r •H <oupom mu\ 1 bf' ~own upon rpqun l. \loid whf'rt prohibitf'd, •••t'd Of !'flhktt'd. Your UHionwr mU\1 p.1y .1ny ~irf'd wtn •••· CHh ~•IUf' l/ 20 cH If. lf'df' f' m by m•ilins to : lhf' Cou-Col• P. 0 . IOl 1~. Clinton, !ott• Otlf'f Jlood only in .llf'.l '>C'fWrd by: Cump.~ny, Sl7~. o~:~.2/69~ 46 Oz. Oole COUPON IXPIRlS: UPT. IS, 1'181. LIMIT 49000 403623 u I I •• •• I c~n $1 19 • UICe. ~ ••••••••••••••• , . 11 Oz . Delmonte Fruit Cocktail.. •••• o·····ooc.~."•• 2/$1.49 Whole Green Beans ·o·······ooo~~~. 59t .023 Oz . Regular Kooi-Aid ••• o •• o •••• o:~;~ 6/99~ 200 Ct. Facial Tissues.oo•oooo······o ... o·~~o : 89~ • • fOUPOf"'l fl"Rf\ : S€PT.15, I'M'l. ONn" 1111\lliM"'II~ · ONt fOUPON PfR RIQUIIfO PUR · fHASI . NOll fO OfAifl : fur r•.Mh wu•pon you lA 1f'pl ""' uur Attthcwin-d .-,:r-nl. • W'l' wil poll' wuu ltt4• 1M r• w..a..M• uf thf, 'nupon, ~ 14 lwndlinJI 1 tw~..... pm· ' ,leW .OU .,and \'OUf I ll'\kNI'M'f'> fwWf' tum· J'llt'd with 1tw ~·rmo. l,.it,huUf'r, Anw utht•r •pplit •.tlon t un,lihrlf'\ hAhd. lnwuilt'' ~ """ ,..,twwc,. .,..lftilllonl 'Incl. lotnwf'f Atoupcwt\ miN hf' ..hm•o up~n ~· \lnid ......,." pn.talhilrft, t.r•rtl ur rNritk>d. ll:ll• cW,_... tmt\f ,.., •"' ,,.t"d wlr-. I••· f .1\h ,,......, 1/'M ,,. 1• . 1..-...m It, ......,. tu: 11M• ftM • ·ful• Cump.tnl'. P. 0 . l'ifM, flinlun , 11,.;. '\7714. Oflf'f 1uud unl,;,.·r•r-d h, : If•• in""'" Cossie Sheets 16 oz. Delmonte 0 SElECTION Of CARin 111\111\to\1(.. • \ P~ . Pineapple J WHEN YOU BUY A.6-PACK OF COKE or TAB IN CANS ,I 10'• Oz. campbell's ""'1'·"" I I I I I Booth Perch Fillets ••o••oooo•••••••ooo~~.s1.99 ( '" •' { HI '"' I ( " ~' ' " " ' ~'' '" t• d I! .,1, ' "·" ~ · ., h uh uh ·oloi\ till' '·'"" 1'""1'" I .,f tho ( '" ·' I ,.1_, ( " n> l'·'"' 1... 1! o• ·' "c o•h "o l I! ,.j, " '·" I "' >1•, I "'_, I .. 1., ( IN >\ Illll.l>\11~· $1.49 ' 160z. SAVINGS! I U\I JIW\11~· .• Banquet or Morton TV Dinners ••• o... ~.aoc~. 97' ON HOLIDAY WHEN YOU BUY AN 8-PACK OF COKE or TAB IN 16 oz. RETURNABLE BOTTLES OL.~ PRODUCE Cheese:.'.~~~'.'.:df'' g . s1.99 DOUBLE UP 2.~0S2.03 Homemade Kraft Single 16 Slice 12 Oz . Sharp SAVE 50¢ ~~~- $2.19 Superior 1· Lb . Pomeroy, OH. "Located at the [nd ot the PomtiOJ·Mason Bndge." DAIRY 30% OFF ' 5 M"ddl t I epor VISION EXAMINATIONS CONTACT LENSES CHILDREN'S VISION 443-C Locust t ., Ham Salad •• o• 0 SUMMERWEAR . Doctor of Optometry I im' are the hlghes t ever In a budget r~r~o~m~ro~t~o~t~h~r~f-re<>~-m_o_v_ie_. _ _ _j __~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~ All w. 2nd • With Fries . . . . . . . s1.04 " Image of th e Beast" will be shown at thr F reedo m Gospel Mis· sion, Co. Rd . :n. at Pm1 iand, JunP 20 at 7::10 p.m . Evel)·o ne is wei· FR~· 111 D 64~ Showin~ !Slater! PROVIDENCE , 11.1. 1AP1 Free clinics that teach a ut o mainte na nce ar e being offered by a car·parts manufacturer to help mo· torlst s save money and ex tend the lives or their cars. KIDDIE SHOPPE • HAMBURGER The SalPm Township Trust~s will mP<'I . ix'gi nnin g th is mon th. on tile last Frida)' of the month at 9 a .m . at the fir<' house. Car care OPEN MON .· SAT . 9:30· 5: 00 o SCHMOLL . 1 SPECIALOF THE WEEK! Mt•t•t Friday Lunches will br servro at the Trinity Chu rch (across from Meigs Inn I d uring Regatta . Lunches ,.;u be ava ila ble Thursda)', Friday and Saturday. Members will a lso be serving homemade ice crea m . The menu Includes s loppy j()('s. hot dogs, ha m , baked beans. cole s law, lee tea, col· fee a nd Kool Aid. home made ice cream cake and pie. Ice crea m fla · vors tha t will be ava ilable will br vanilla, chocolate. peach, banana, pin ea ppl e, lemon a nd b lack ras pberry . Not All Sizes Available • circumstances.·· Will serve lunches UNDERWEAR JAMES l ELBERFELDS Addrt>!ll!l giwn ported the following admL" ions yes terda y .. Mark Jarrrll. Pom r rov· Step hen Tomek, Middleport : Cora Webb, Racinr: William Pu!(h. Mid· dlepon: May Stewart. West Colum· bia, W. Va., Thomas Hayma n. W I Syra Di sc harge s .. Molden, a Il'r Zwies,c use. Sa ll y Cadle. George Connie Hudson, Avery Sear les. Winona Overturs. Mark .Jarrell, James Davis. experience. To qualify, arrllca nts musl be at ll•asl 55 yectrs of agl' (priority is Meigs County happenings Ve tera ns Memorial Hospital rP. I~~~;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, c rat on th e Senate Budget Committee, decried the comprorrr ise budget - which keeps faith with States has forbidden us to touch his revenues, forbidden us to touch his tlmates ranging !rom $99 billion to $1W billion a nd more. In the Senate's tes t vote Tuesday, 48 Republicans and thr~ Democrats supported the budget pla n, while 41 Democrats and four Republicans opposed lt. Green Thumb applicants sought stutll•nL-; Jm·olved Ill athletics. Vett>rans Memorial to pass both houses ot Congress, and the red Ink forecast for 1983 and 1984 exceeds the record $66.4 billion deficit the government had In 1976. The deficit for the current tlscal year, which ends Sept. 30, Is ex· peeled to break that record wltll es· ing a fal ~t' s ta ll' m f' nt to thr police; and Kev in Hunnion. Dexter. $21J and cosh and six months' proba · tion for dC's tro~' ing prop<>rty. Boosters to operate dunking machine The Meigs Athlcll <' Boos ters will operate a dunkin g ma chn it' dunn g the RcgH tta ct s a fund ra 1s1ng rrojeet Man y of the coaches al Meigs and other interested persons ha ve \'Olu nteercd to sit on tht• dunk111 g machuw which will bt• in operatwn late af- On Tuesday, Sen Ernest F . Hoi· lings, D-S.C., the ranking Demo- aay, Terminate court cases On~ red ink to $103.9 bllllon next year, $83.9 billion In 1984 and $60 billion in 1985. But the non· partisan Congres· sional Budget Office pegs the delle· it s at $116.4 billion In 1983, $104.6 billion In 1984 a nd $92.7 btlllon In 1985. Starkist Light Tunao •• oo••••o~:~.$1.19 1501. Corned Beef Hasho.oo•····o·~=~o.$1.19 16 oz. VIa sic Sweet Butter Chips Pomeroy, Oh. t •o•ooo~ooooo·•ooooooo~:~. 8 9 ' 1981 Big Bend Regatta Queen � https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a0522b710fb9f533df2d6d184c5ad06f.pdf 221e88d8484083efbe25a59b7c16b010 PDF Text Text Wednesday, June 23, 1~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-14-The Dally Sentinel Congress ready to . draft deficit budget Rhodes proclamation WASH!NGTON 1AP 1 - Co n· gress Ls on the verge of givi ng fin al approval to a Republlcan·drafted 1983 budget pla n lhat Incl udes the largest deficit s eve r to pass the House and Sena te- sho!'lfalls co n· declares Stobart Day State Rep. Claire " Buzz" Ball has announced that Sunday, June 27th will be "Chuck Stobart Day" '"Ohio under a proclamallon issued by Governor James A. Rhodes . Stobart, a Middleport native and Ohio University graduat e, will be honored that day by his home a rea as part of the Big Bend Regatl<l . The Governor ex pressed a ppreciat ion to Stobart for " his yea r of guidance and eoachin g the you ng people of Ohio. As he leaves Ohio to become head coach at the Umvers it y of Utah, we extend our best wishes for happiness and many more years of fu w coaching." Rep. Ball will present the Governor's proclamatiOn and an Ohio House Resolu tion to Coach Stnb<Jrt at fesllvities beginning at 4 p n1. at the Royal Oak Pilrk . gressional economist s sa.v arr un· derestlmated by bllllons of dolla rs. The Senate was Sf't for a fin al vote toda y on thP spf'nding blue· p1int tha t calls for limiti ng federa l spending to $769.R bi ll ion .1nd hold· ing next year's ddicit to SlOB billion. In a critical5 1 .-l ~l tr..;t \ 'Oif ' TU('S· the GOP·eontro!lt'fl St'natl' cleru·Pd the way for tod;~\\ final vote. E a r I i (' r T u t.' :-. d ;1 .\ · . I h r Democratlr ·cont rolled I lou." ' r0 tuc tan tly approvPd ttlt ' nll'asu n:'on person fmieitro bond ond eight others werr fined Tu<•,da)· night by Mayor Fred Hoffm an in Mlddlepo11 Ma yor's CoUJ1. Fmielting a $:17o bond on a DWI ch arg~ was William D. Fit z. of Beverly . J a net W a lk ~r. Crvstal Lak ~. Ill.. was fined $~JO and thrt'<' day s in jail on a eharge of OW 1: Danirl R. McCloud . Middleport . was finro $~,0 a nd th rrt' dav·s in jail for DWI: Randy P . Snider . l'omerov. $~JO. thr~ da ys in jail for D\\'1: Thomas Myers. Ga hanna.w"' finrtl $10 an d cos ts for high bumper vio lation : David J . McCutcheo n. Charles ton, W. Va., $10 and costs for spinning tires: Kim B. t\ pal, Middi<'port , $10, costs suspf'nd<'d . for an <'Xpired opera tor's license: Hobrrt Cline. Mid· di<'po11 . $i7 and costs for spwd ing: a 210·2fiR tall y th at se nt it to the Senate. PrPS idf'n! Heagan's ~ i gna tuJ1-' is not necf's~trv on th(' legislation . 11 m erelv Sf't.o.; in :-.t rurt ion s a nd t a rgf't~ for congr0ssional com mit · tef's to m('{'l in drafting bilb to in· BrPI E . Flo1·ian. Middlepo1·t. $10. costs suspt"'ndC'd , for parking on thC' sidewa lk. Two p<>rsons wrrP finf'd and fi\'1' p.."'pie fmi f'i ted bonds last crease unspPCJfiro taws bv· $2fi.9 night i n May·or C'Jan•ncr An· bi llion n0x t ~·C'ar and cut domrstic drP\\'s' ma .\ 'or' s court. f' inf'd "'" " ' lUck Abe ls, Ponwroy $ t:i.l a nd cos ts for mak· spendi ng bv billions nf ciulla rs. Supportr rs s.<t~· t hO!->t, 1;1rgt' ls and goals will kP<'P tht • gtJ\'t•nHnent' s Fo rfC'itin g bo nd s W ( 'l'(' Glen Col· Appl!cCJtJOns ctre bemg aL't'epted in lins. Sv racu se, $47 for speed: Ha y· mond Patterson. Rutland. $46 for spr<Pd: Dale Proffitt , Ra cine. $6.3 for a traffic light violat ion; Gary Smit h. Pomeroy , $46 fo r speed : .John Mill!'r . Pomerov. $44 . Gal!Ia. Meigs and Athens counties for employment on the Ohw Green Thwnb Program . Green Thumb is a ft'dcra lly· funded employment and tra imng progrctm for rural. lowllll'tH!le senior cit1zens. Thl' goa l of Grl'l'll Th umb ts to retn tegrate sentur wnrkers in to till' pn vate sec· tnr labor market. by providing a tl'J!tpurary job-trCJining tl· rnoons and evemngs on Wed· n!'sda y throu gh Saturda y. Those who wi ll par!Icipalt• Include Charles Chancey. Gordon fisher, Don Dixon. Ron Logan. Larry Grirnes. Rus ty Bookman. Mick Childs. Ca rso n Crow, Perk Au it , John Hood , Charles Cassell. and given to ctpplicants uvcr the age of 60 l and have an annual income below th e ft•dt•ral pov er ty guidelines. No prev ious rx perience or ed ucational background are requ ired. no upper age limit is imposed on eligi bilit y. Ohw Green Thwnb pays the m inimum ( )n tlisplay I 0 days Bob H()('fli r h. Pomc•rn;·. is a pa ti r nt at Memorial Sloan Kelt eringCa ncer CPntf'r, 1'27o York Ave., New York. K. Y . 10021. His room nu mber is ~:!fl for thosP who wish to send ca rds. Tlu· budge t for H.arine village rnJ~ · bt• \'if'wf'd at thr Racine De· partmrnt store for ltll' nf'xt lOdays. the president's economic program and has his support - saying Its goals ca nnot be met. ''The president of the United de fense, forbidden us to touch Sor ial Securit y," Hollings sa id . "What are we? Magicians?" In addition, Hollings said, "The president has Invaded, ra nsacked a nd ravaged this budget process." Sen. Pete V. Domenicl, R·N.M., chairman of the Budget Commit· t ~. while defendin g the package, had less·than·e nthusiast ic pra ise for the compromise, ca lling It "the bes t we could produce under the wage for an average of 24- MON. ~~~~5. 1 :~ 2 1·5 Examinations ba Apt. PH. 992·65 5 D WE. 1-5 11-9 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY The deficit s contained In the out· exa mination , work er's aily com· POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO pensation and disability insurance, as well as sick and vaca ton leave and paid holidays. Job assignments are determined after en rollment, and are based on the aptitudes of enrollees and the needs of non-profit, l<lx-exempt, community service agenCies, acti ng as project hosts. Host agencies rrovide supeniision and tra ining to workers who are paid by Green Thunnb. Ohio Green Thunnb is a n Eq ua l Opportunity Employer. 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Doctor of Optometry I im' are the hlghes t ever In a budget r~r~o~m~ro~t~o~t~h~r~f-re<>~-m_o_v_ie_. _ _ _j __~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~ All w. 2nd • With Fries . . . . . . . s1.04 " Image of th e Beast" will be shown at thr F reedo m Gospel Mis· sion, Co. Rd . :n. at Pm1 iand, JunP 20 at 7::10 p.m . Evel)·o ne is wei· FR~· 111 D 64~ Showin~ !Slater! PROVIDENCE , 11.1. 1AP1 Free clinics that teach a ut o mainte na nce ar e being offered by a car·parts manufacturer to help mo· torlst s save money and ex tend the lives or their cars. KIDDIE SHOPPE • HAMBURGER The SalPm Township Trust~s will mP<'I . ix'gi nnin g th is mon th. on tile last Frida)' of the month at 9 a .m . at the fir<' house. Car care OPEN MON .· SAT . 9:30· 5: 00 o SCHMOLL . 1 SPECIALOF THE WEEK! Mt•t•t Friday Lunches will br servro at the Trinity Chu rch (across from Meigs Inn I d uring Regatta . Lunches ,.;u be ava ila ble Thursda)', Friday and Saturday. Members will a lso be serving homemade ice crea m . The menu Includes s loppy j()('s. hot dogs, ha m , baked beans. cole s law, lee tea, col· fee a nd Kool Aid. home made ice cream cake and pie. Ice crea m fla · vors tha t will be ava ilable will br vanilla, chocolate. peach, banana, pin ea ppl e, lemon a nd b lack ras pberry . Not All Sizes Available • circumstances.·· Will serve lunches UNDERWEAR JAMES l ELBERFELDS Addrt>!ll!l giwn ported the following admL" ions yes terda y .. Mark Jarrrll. Pom r rov· Step hen Tomek, Middleport : Cora Webb, Racinr: William Pu!(h. Mid· dlepon: May Stewart. West Colum· bia, W. Va., Thomas Hayma n. W I Syra Di sc harge s .. Molden, a Il'r Zwies,c use. Sa ll y Cadle. George Connie Hudson, Avery Sear les. Winona Overturs. Mark .Jarrell, James Davis. experience. To qualify, arrllca nts musl be at ll•asl 55 yectrs of agl' (priority is Meigs County happenings Ve tera ns Memorial Hospital rP. I~~~;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii, c rat on th e Senate Budget Committee, decried the comprorrr ise budget - which keeps faith with States has forbidden us to touch his revenues, forbidden us to touch his tlmates ranging !rom $99 billion to $1W billion a nd more. In the Senate's tes t vote Tuesday, 48 Republicans and thr~ Democrats supported the budget pla n, while 41 Democrats and four Republicans opposed lt. Green Thumb applicants sought stutll•nL-; Jm·olved Ill athletics. Vett>rans Memorial to pass both houses ot Congress, and the red Ink forecast for 1983 and 1984 exceeds the record $66.4 billion deficit the government had In 1976. The deficit for the current tlscal year, which ends Sept. 30, Is ex· peeled to break that record wltll es· ing a fal ~t' s ta ll' m f' nt to thr police; and Kev in Hunnion. Dexter. $21J and cosh and six months' proba · tion for dC's tro~' ing prop<>rty. Boosters to operate dunking machine The Meigs Athlcll <' Boos ters will operate a dunkin g ma chn it' dunn g the RcgH tta ct s a fund ra 1s1ng rrojeet Man y of the coaches al Meigs and other interested persons ha ve \'Olu nteercd to sit on tht• dunk111 g machuw which will bt• in operatwn late af- On Tuesday, Sen Ernest F . Hoi· lings, D-S.C., the ranking Demo- aay, Terminate court cases On~ red ink to $103.9 bllllon next year, $83.9 billion In 1984 and $60 billion in 1985. But the non· partisan Congres· sional Budget Office pegs the delle· it s at $116.4 billion In 1983, $104.6 billion In 1984 a nd $92.7 btlllon In 1985. Starkist Light Tunao •• oo••••o~:~.$1.19 1501. Corned Beef Hasho.oo•····o·~=~o.$1.19 16 oz. VIa sic Sweet Butter Chips Pomeroy, Oh. t •o•ooo~ooooo·•ooooooo~:~. 8 9 ' 1981 Big Bend Regatta Queen �PAGE TWO PAGE THREE Big Bend Regatta schedule 'OUR GREAT MEIGS COUNTY HERITAGE' WEDNESDAY, June 23 Carm vai- KID'S DAY - 6:30 to 10 :30 p.m. $3 per person ton the lot behind the fonner Pomeroy Junior High School building) THURSDAY, June 24 Ca rnt va l at school grounds Golf tournament at Jay Mar Golf Course Pa rking lot concessions open F:vcning stage entertainment on the parking lot 8 p.m.- Pac-Man competition at the Wizard FRIDAY, June 25 6:30 p.m.- Ski Show by French City Ski Club followed by enterta inment on the stage 9 p.m.- Youth Dance at the parking lot Moving with the sounds of "Tranzit" SATURDAY,June26 9:30 a.m.-Casting Derby and Children's Events including Big Wheel Race and Sack Race on the tennis courts II :00 p.m.-Grand Parade (line-up at 10 a.m. in Middleport) Following Parade : Big Bend Regatta Festival Queen to be crowned; Visiting queens to be introduced at the stage I :00 p.m.-Antique Car Show- Simmons Oldsmobile-Cadillac-Chevrolet, Inc. 4:00 p.m.- Old Fun Lovers Relay Races 5:00p.m.- Ohio State Frog Jwnping Championship 6:00 p.m.-Stage Entertainment 9:00 p.m.-Rockin' and Rollin' with Blitzkrieg at the stage SUNDAY, June 27 II :00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.- Pomeroy Firemen's Barbecue at Firehouse 12:00--Registration for American Made MOtorcycle Judging Show (office on parking lot) I :00-5 :00 p.m.- Heritage Sunday at the Meigs Musewn I :00-3 :30 p.m.- Second Annual Regatta Chain Saw Competition (tennis courts) 2:00 p.m.-Firemen's Events 4:00-7 :00 p.m. - Big Bend Regatta Frog Derby and Chuck Stobart Day- Roast at Royal Oak Park Stage entertainment throughout the day. Sidewalk sales sponsored by Pomeroy-Middleport merchants. The Big Bend Regatta will kick off in Pomeroy Wednesday with the opening of a carnival for Kids Day . The upper parking lot will hold various concessions for food , games and merchandise during the regatta . A stage will be st!l up in the parking lot to be used for each evening's entertainment, including the rock band " Blitzkrieg" and the crowning of the 1982 Regatta Queen. The crowning is schedult•d for Saturday after the parade. The French City Ski Club will give a ski show on Friday evening. On Sunday, an American Made Motorcycle Judging Show will be held. Also scheduled for ihe regatta is a dinner honoring Middleport native Chuck Stobart, fonner football coach of the University of Toledo Rockets, who was named Mid-American Conference Iootball coach of the year for 1979 and 1981. The dinner will be held at Royal Oak Park after the F Officials of the yearly event have planned many other activities, including a chicken barbeque by firefi ghters, a chain saw eompt!lition, an antique car show, an Old Fun Lovers Relay Race and a special Heritage Sunday at the Mei~s Musewn . ! Continued on Pa~e 41 Seven ym•t g ladies are entered Graduate, Southern High School; in the !!If Big Bend Reg11tta Robin Buffington, lith Grade, Queen cr•. >etition. The c. n- Meigs High School; Tracy Riffle, testants mu t be age 17 t:hroullh 1982 Graduate, Southern High 20, as of Junr 5, 1982. The queeilois Sdloal; Kimberly Birthfield, 1982 quite busy · ~ she will travel to . Gmdllate, Meigll High School; and from ther festivals and 11e1sy Herald, 1982 Graduate, events reprt :enting Meigs Coun- Meigs High School; Beth ty as the 3ig Bend Regatta Teaford, lith Grade, Eastern queen. High School, and Synthia White, The queen contestants have lith Grade, Eastern High School. participated in fund-raising acJudging and selection of the tivities. 1982-83 Big Bend Regatta Queen Queen contestants include : will be held Thursday, June 24, at Sherry Lynn Beegle, 1982 7 p.m. in the Diamond Savin~s Sherry Beegle SEE US Kimberly Birchfield .., r ! AT BAUM TRUE VALUE 985·3301 JUNE 24-25-26-27 GET HIG·HINTEREST... AT THE BANK WITH HIGH INTEREST IN THE COMMUNITY. Farmers SEE YOU THERE! . THE DAILY SENTINEL PH. 992-2156 POMEROY, OH. Bank M~mMr FDIC Federal Reserve System Your Community Owned Bank ·~ "~ Synthia White Trary Rifnc Rl'lh Teaford Relsy Herald ·,,. ,;_ --~ ·' FUN TIME! BIG BEND REGATTA 111 COURT ST. Riverboat Room. The official coronation of the queen will be held on the stage following the grand parade Saturday . Robin Buffington YOUR WHEEL HORSE HEADQUARTERS 18TH ANNUAL CLOWNS always make a parade seem mure like a parade. ('!owns nu ~·~ubt will again be pari uf this year's event. queen candidates chosen ENJOY THE REGATTA JUNE 24-27 CHESTER, OH. 1982 Regatta Days June 23-27 Reg~atta Kids day kicks off regatta �PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR Stained glass creations part of Meigs' Heritage program "Our Great Mt·i~'i County Heritage" can be enjoyed when you visit tht• Meigs County Museu111 on Butternut Avenue on Heritage Sunday, June T/, fro111 1 to 5 p.m. Roger and Mary Gilmore of Athens will present "Swt•t•t Mountain Sound." De111onstrations of crcatiw glass by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cook of Pt . Pleasant freaturing stainl•d glass creations in windows and larnps. and Pysanky. the ant'lcnl art of East er l'gg dt>si~n . by Hl'len Foster of Pt. Pleasant, will he giwn. There will bt· t•xhibits of beautiful old quilts, textiles and ~arnwnts of long ago, and sea sht>lls from the Atlantic, Padfic, Gulf of Mt•xico and Carribean. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE Membership tickets in the Ohio Society for the Promotion of Bullfrogs are now on sale. The tickets cost $1 each and admit the bearer to the Ohio State Frog Jwnping Championships and the one and only original Grande National FroR Derbv. to be helti Saturday night beginning 5 p.m. In addition, the ticket entitles the buyer to one free straight race and makes him (or her) eligible for more than $1,500 in Qf!..~ 21i E . MAIN - POMEROY ENJOY THE REGATTA Frog jump slated Saturday The Ohio State Frog Jwnping Championships will be held on Frog Downs (Meigs High Football Field), Pomeroy at 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 26. The 1982 edition of the one and only original Grand National Frog Derby, sponsored by the Meigs County Jaycees, has one new wrinkle. In past years, jockeys have spurred on specially-desi ~ncd frog squirt guns. The innovation is hailed as safer and more likely to produce a record time. Entries are set for the 1982 derby, which is run on the only circular frog racing track in the world. The final winner will claim a $200 grand prize. The winning jockey will receive a $25 prize. VISIT US DURING THE .BIG BEND REGATTA JUNE 24·-25-26-27 Can't cook tonight'! ~ .... Gallipolis and MI. Vt•rnon . Ht• then IIHlVt•d In the !'Oilcgc ranks. His first collt•gl' coaching pnsition was with Ma rs hall Uni w rsity wht•n · he servl'd as quarterback coa!'h . F'ro111 Marshall. St nbart nwved In llw Unive rsity of Cincinnati in 1966. In 1967 he went to Miarni of Ohin as offensive coordinator undcr Bo Schcrnbechlcr. When Schernbechlcr llHlVcd to Mil'higan in 1969. Slobart went with lri111 . Hi.-; st·rvict•s w1lh Schl'I IJbt•t·lller l~lv eretl a pcrit~ ,J nrrll' yt•ars . In 1976, he was hin·d as !wad coach of tht• Uni ve rsity of Tuit'tlo . At Toledo, Stoba rt inherited a learn that just went thrnugh its third losing seasonrn four years. The Toledo Rtx.:kt•rs, under Stobart, struggled through two ronserutive 2-9 seasons and then in 1979 put together a 7-3-1 season and second place finish in llw Mid-American Confen •n!'c with a 7-1-1 n•conl. This accolllplishn H.'nt eanwd Slobart the honor of being prckt·d as the Mid-Anwrican Confen•nt't' Coa!'h of the Year for 1979. Stobart aga in was nar ned " t•uar h of tht• year" in 1981 with CHUCK STOBART ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ JOIN THE FUN ••••• THE 18TH ANNUAL BIG BEND REGATTA prizes in the Annual Frog Swee(r stakes. One of the biggest questions to be answered is : How many tickets will Charles "Frog" Wayland sell this year? Wayland, who holds a degree in Frogology, has been for several years the top salesman for the frog tickets : last year, he sold approximately 900. Will he reach 1,000? Who will be 1,000th person to buy a frog ticket from him? an 8-3 rerord, a M1d-Anlt'n ra n Cunfcrcrwe Chi:1111pionship and a lwrlh in the first California Bowl 111 F resno. Calif. Stobarl's RorkeL-; caplun·d llw bowl with an upst'l of Ow 201 h rankl•d San J ose Stall'. Sd wrllbet·hkr, om· of llw nat ion's I!lOst successful t·nadws savs 11 best. " C'hul'k t·ontri bull'd tri·r11endous ly to our Mu·hiJ.!an football prt11~ ra n1 , ll llll'l' than just t·oarhilmg on lht· fi eld . Ht• knows football , but rnon•lhan lhal. lw 1s an ith-a ln 1an.' ' SIMMONS Olds.-Cad.-Chevy, Inc. 308 E. MAIN PH. 992-6614 POMEROY, OH. THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY .SOUTHERN OHIO DIVISION OPEN M-W, 9 til 3 Kids Day Thurs. & Sat. 9 til 12 (Continued from Page 2) Of course, a frog theme will run· through the regatta, as it has in every year since the regatta was started in 1965 by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce as a money-making pr(}o ject. The Ohio State Frog Jumping Championship will be held at Frog Downs on Saturday. On Sunday, the Frog Derby will be held at Royal Oak Park. Chuck Stobart, fon11er Middleport resident, now head football coach at University of Utah, will be honored with a ' 'Chuck Stobart Day" Sunday, June 27, at Royal Oak Park from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. The event concludes Regatta activities . Stobart is a 1950 graduatt• of Middleport High School. Ht• is a veteran of the United Stalt•s Coast Gu<:~rd and earned his B.A. dt'gree and 111asler's degree frnrn Ohio University. He was a quarterback for the O.U. Bobcats un der tlw lah' Bill Hess. Stobart' s coaching c<:~rl' e r be ~an at the high srhool lt·vd where he colllpiled a 40-16 rcrord. Ht· taught at Su~ar Grow. Bullfrog membership tickets THE 18th A·NNUAL BIG BEND REGATTA. HERITAGE SUNDAY - Always a bJghUgbt of the Big Bend Regatta Is Heritage Sunday at the Meigs Museum. Elizabeth Locbary Chase of Pomeroy Is pictured from one of the past observances at a exhibit which featured clothing of yesteryear. Stobart honoree at Sunday banquet Friday 9 til 3 & 5 til 7 MEMBER FDIC ENJOY THE BIG BEND REGATTA RIGGS USED CARS CHESTE~. OHIO We don't like to brag, but when it comes to your financial matters, we are the guys to see! Our trained staff will give you friendly, personalized service in handling AU your banking needs.... and they'D help you get the most for your money. So come on in and get to know us. You'D be glad you did! REGUlM, BARBEaJE cr EXTRA ·CRISPY. HAVE A lA RilL OF FUN ~ttatwq fried Ckicktl. ·CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT . - POMERQ~,-~1~ . ~ ... _ f DEPOSITS INSURED TO $100,000 SEE YOU AT THE REGATTA . "' JUNE24-27 �PAGE SIX PAGE SEVEN Motorcycle judging scheduled on Sunday One of the exn ll nl! high lights of lhl' Regatta will bt·l ht· An wric ·an Madl' Molc •rc·yc·lt• Judging C'o111pd 11 ion slated Sunday. .June· 27. lk l! istrat iclll is at 1101111 . C'lassc·s an·: lnkc·s. full dn·sst•r. rat or wrost. antique. sportslt'r. supc·r l! lidc. low ridcr and b1g lwinu11dn·ssctl. Entry fc·c· is $3. ENJOY THE BIG BEND REGATTA JUNE 24, 25, 26, 27 MEIGS AUTO PARTS \ ~( ENJOY THE REGATTA )r POMEROY, OH. -· ·- \1\ 1; COMPLITI INIUIANa IIIVICI THERE IS ALWAYS a variety of frogs on display during the annual Bi~ Bend Regatta. The fro~s on display come in all sizes and shapes. THE SHERIFF'S POSSE is always a hi~hlight nf the annual Big Bend Regatta Parade. ENJOY THE REGATTA Pac-man competition offered at ~82 event Wi n 10 free games by beating the high score on any game. A Pac-Man contest will beheld at The Wizard on East Main Street in Pomeroy during the Big Bend Regatta. The fun will begin on Thursday eveing, June 24. There will be two Pac-Man machines in operation . HOP OVER AND SEE OUR VALUES. •V'a •llasttrQ\ql •llpRJ t Brogan-Warner Insurance 992-5$30 '/J.. MJV'. ~~sw. . JiwiLIY 113Court\t., Pomerci· " HtS4 ENJOY THE REGATTA JUNE 24-27 SAY IT WITH ••••• KINGSBURY HOMES POMEROY, OH. FWATS such as the one pictured make the Big Bend Regatta parade an outstanding event. Floats such as this will no doubt be seen in this year's annual parade. , YOUR Chamber sponsors annual Regatta The 18th annual Big Bend Inn. Presently, Chamber memRegatta is sponsored by the _be:::::rs:::.hip!:..:t:::ota=ls:..;4;;;.;.3._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- ; Pomeroy Chamber ti Commerce. There will be four days fi lled with activities for young and alike. The Chamber of Conunerce office will be located on the parking lot during the Regatta. The President of the Chamber is Jim Frecker. The Chamber meets each month on the fir::-1 Tuesday at 12 noon at the Meigs KEEP YOUR •••• AT THE END OF THE POMEROY BRIDGE DURING THE BIG BEND REGAn A JUNE 24-25-26-27 Rock 'n' roll will fill airways Saturday Let's dance with Blitzkrieg on the stage on Saturday evening at 9 p.m. There will be lots of good music to enjoy by rock and ro.ll lovers from the sounds of thts area band. e COOL REFRESHMENTS Plus Delicious Sandwiches With All The Extras ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY W.MAIN PH. tt2-2SS6 POMEROY, no FLORIST • CUT FLOWERS • POTTED PLANTS • BOUQUETS • TERRARIUMS • DISH GARDENS ATTEND THE REGAn A JUNE 24-25-26-27 c. //t.a~Wl4..J FLORIST 352 East lllin, PomiiGJ, Ohio PH. 992-2644 Your Invitation To Fun Time! ENJOY THE BIG BEND REGAn A BIG BEND REGATTA June24-27 •Women' s Apparel •Children' s Appa rel •Men' s Apparel •Boys' Wear • Bedding & Linens •Housewa res •Home Sewing •Home Furnishings •Notions •Fashion Accessories •Furniture •Carpet •Appliances •Intimate Apparel JUNE 24-25-26-27 s~ in and • our ~~ ·-~ ot: USE OUR FREE PARKING LOTS AT THE MAIN STORE AND MECHANIC STREET WAlEHOUSE ~GRAVELY. ) i,ur 1\..-q ht!) tm- rl~t• lllrtJ.! nm. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and SERVICE MANNING ROUSH-OWNER CONDOR ST. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY PH. 992-2975 POMEROY I' • �PAGE EIGHT PAGE NINE Musical group has two Meigs Countians Meigs County Heritage chosen as theme "Our Great Meigs County wheel rare will be held on the ten- feature a marathon and relay Heritage" is the theme for this nis courts. races. year's Big Bend Regatta. The annual frog jwnp will be Heritage Sunday will be obThe Annual Regatta Parade held at Meigs Stadiwn which will (Continued on page 10) will be held Saturday, June 26. Units leave at 11 a.m. from South . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Second St. in Middleport, and travel up river to Pomeroy to Condor Street. Walking units will be divided with some marching in Middleport only and others joining the parade in Pomeroy. On Thursday, June 24, there will be a golf tournament at JayMar Golf Course and entertainment on the parking lot stage that evening. On Friday the Fench City Ski • POMEROY. OHIO Club will present a ski show and there will be entertainment on the parking lot stage that evening. Saturday there will be a casting derby and a big wheel race for youngsters. The derby and big Sweet Mountain Sound - a trio which features two native Mci~s Cuuntians - will be providing tlw entertainment for Big Bend Regatta Weekend Herita~c Sunday. home remedies, snake lore and even a ghost story. A demonstration is also presented showing the dancing ability of the hard-ca rv ed Appalachian dogger. There are even sin~­ Heritage Sunday is observed along presentations. Gilmore has written over 200 annually in conjunction with the songs of various styles and plays re~atta weekend activities and a number of instrwnents. Mrs. will be held this year from 1 to 5 Gilmore plays the dulcimer and p.lll . at the Meigs Museum on autoharp. She has been involved Butternut Ave. Making up the musical group in the folk music presentations for the observance are Mary and since 1977. Both of the Gilmorcs arc self-taught musicians. Ro~cr Gilmore, Athens, and J .J . Sweet Mountai n Sound has perGriffith. Mary is a daughter of fnrtlll'U at countless festivals, arMr. and Mrs. Bill Radford and t..-; and crafts fairs, performing Roger is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, all of the Pomeroy arts organizations, promotional campaigns, ~ ra nd openings, area . Presentations by the ~roup cen- dedications, schools. churches ter around three s trin~ed in- and civic or~anizations. The group has bl•en the most strwnents invented in America the Appalachian dulcimer, a fi ve requested act in the Colwnbus Artist -in-the..Schools program strin~ed banjo and the autoharp. for the past several years. In the Other folk instruments used inspring of 1981, Sweet Mountai n dude the hammered dulcimer, courtng dulcimer, fiddle, guitar, Sound toured with the Athens harmonica and penny whistle in Children's Theatre production of interesting combinations. The "Ri vers of Gold, An Appalachia group also demonstrates more Tale" acting and providing rustic instruments like the wash- back~round music as well as board, jug, spoons and in- composing several songs for the terwoven with the music are bits play including the title song. The group performed during of mountain folk lore, including tall tales, superstitions, riddles, (Continued on page 10) SEE YOU AT THE. BIG BEND REGATTA G&J AUTO PARTS r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. GRAND CROAKERS - David Jenkins, seated, grand croaker in charge of vice, and Terry Spencer, grand croaker, will preside at the Frog Jump on Saturday, June 26, at 5 p.m. at Frog Downs, and at the Frog Derby on Sunday, June 27, at 4 p.m. at Royal Oak Park Recreation Building. EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT IS LADIES' NIGHT AND 60's NIGHT. LADIES' DRINKS %PRICE. SPENCER'S FAS v CHECK RACINE, OHIO DURING THE REGATTA JUNE 24-27 Sweet Mountain Sound Firefighters sponsor two regatta events The Po111eroy Fire Depart111ent members will be sta'-'ing a delicious barbecue on Sunday, June '1:1, from 11 a .m. to 2 p.m. during the Bi~ Bend Regatta. The aroma of the good food will lead you to the !oration of the barbecue behind the Fire Station on Butternut Avenut·. In addition, rnt·mbers of tht• Pomeroy Fire Deparllllt'nl an· planning a " water ball fi~ ht " and a "pulllpt•r n•lay" ral't' to be held bt•hind the Fin• Station on Butlt•rnut Avenut•, Sunday, June 27 at 2 p.m. • E'LL HAVE A SPECIAL SALE TABLE WITH ASSORTED ITEMS CATCH ALL THE ACTION! VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL POMEROY, OH. ON VILLAGE, YORKTOWN AND HERITAGE STONEWARE. ALSO ON RELIGIOUS RECORDS, 8-TRACK TAPES AND CASSEnES MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 99 Mill St. 992-2641 • I' f I DANCING EVERY FRIDAY AND .SATUR· DAY NIGHT WITH JAY HILL AND ALL THE HITS FROM 10 TILl:OO. HAPPY HOUR 10% OFF JUNE 24-25-26-17 ROCK AND ROLL WITH ALL THE HITS FROM THE '60s. 9:30'tO 12:00 I MONDAY-THURSDAY 4:30 . 6:30 THE FINEST fOOD IN TOWN· BAILEY'SSHOES' Middleport. Oh. ·1982 BIG BEND REGATTA SEE YOU THERE! ENJOY THE FUN BIG BEND REGATTA JUNE 24, 25, 26, 27 1982 BIG BEND REGAITA "JOIN THE FUN" JUNE 24-25-26-27 OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING AND HEATING Pomeroy, Oh. COME AND VISIT US FOR SIDEWALK DAYS DURING THE REGATTA CHAPMAN'S SHOES Next To Elberfelds In Pomeroy SEE YOU THERE ••• 18TH ANNUAL BIG BEND REGATTA RSBACH HARDVfARE PH. 992-2811 llOW. MAIN POMEROY, OH. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! JOIN US HOP ON IN •••• TO THE 18TH ANNUAL BIG BEND REGATTA BIG BEND REGATTA JUNE 24-25-26-27 MARKV GROCERY JUNE 24-25-26-27 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE I SKORNER'~ POMEROY, OH. �PAGE TEN PAGE ELEVEN Chain saw contest slated Sunday Sunday's schedule of activities at the 1982 Big Bend Regatta chain saw competition. The contest will get underway at I p.m. Sunday on the tennis court area of this year's Regatta . Rules and regulation for the contest include : Any saw that runs Stock Class will not be allowed to run in Open Stock. There will be a dwnp pit at all events and gas will be furnished by the organization sponsoring the event. The mixes will be : 20tol ; 32to4; 411tol. All Stock Classes will run Stock Chain Saw cut only on front edge of cutting tooth and top of gauge tooth and will run stock exhaust. All participants will be 18 years of age or over; if under 18, parent or legal guardian must be present and with signed consent slip. No one younger than age 15 is allowed io cut. The term Stock shall mean any normal replacement part that is listed in dealer's manual and can be provided by a dealer. No metal Musical removal from saw engine. All saws will be left in designated area alter contestant makes cut. If anyone protests, a saw muffler will be pulled lor FREE . If a person who protests is not satisfied he will put up $25 for tear down and reassemble. If saw is found not to be Stock, person who protests keeps his $25. If saw is found to be Stock, owner of saw keeps $25 for disassembly and re-assembly of saw. Owner of saw has choice of who disassembles the saw. Tear down must be done on the spot, when protested. All saws shall be running in hand. Time starts when saw touches wood. Time stops when last cut is completed. Three cuts total. Wood to be used in cutting contest shall be : 0 to 2.0 and 2.1 to 3.5, 6 inch round wood; 3.6 and above shall run an 8 inch round wood. Wood to be cut shall be 18 inches to bottom of wood. Warm up area to be designated area . IContinuedlromPage8t the grand opening of the Ohio Center, the dedication of the Dairy Barn, Southeastern Ohio's Cultural Arts Center and for the past several years have participated in the "Music in the Air" concerts for the Colwnbus Department of Parks and Recreation. They also take part in the Ohio Valley Area Libraries summer programs and they wrote, arranged and performed Appalachian music for the Ohio University production of " Dark ofthe Moon. " Other features planned lor the Heritage Sunday observance will be Helen Foster, Point Pleasant, and her display of Ukrainian eggs. She will also demonstrate process of creating the attractive Easter season features. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cook, Point Pleasant, who will have a display of stained glass items and will also give a demonstration on the creation of the items. There will · also be collections of local residents on display including pewter, old fashioned kitchen utensils and other collections. Cutting area: Only one person in this area, those cuttng, officials and timers. No more than two persons shall run the same saw. If saw won't start first time at wood, man will go to the end of the line-up. If the saw fails to start the second time at wood, contestant is disqualified. NO REFUNDS of entry fee. Derby event slated Sunday _ _ _ __ Meigs... _(Co-ntln-ued_lrom-Pa-ge-91- - served on Sunday, June 'll from I p.m. to 5 p.m. Other activities on Sunday include a chain saw contest and firemen's competition. A dinner honoring Charles Stobart, Ohio coach of the year in 1981, will be held at Royal Oak Park. A frog derby will also be Many di stin ~ ui s hed frngs han· t'lllen•d the 1982 Frog Derby lo bt• held Sunday, June 27, al 4 P·'" · al Royal Oak Park. Tt•n ract•s rlus a held at the park from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Other Sunday highlights include an antique car show, quilt and art show, and American made motorcycle judging. During the Regatta, sidewalk sales will be conducted with Joe Clark serving as chairman. Parade set Saturday Evl'rynrw lovt•s a parade. Tht• 1982 Big Bend R<·galta Parade begins al 11 :00 a.m . Saturday morning in Middleport. Then· will bt· floats, marching bands, and all other rc~ular parade par- LOOKING FOR Members of the French City somewhat curtailed due to the Ski Club, Gallipolis. will be oer- current bad weather and high forming as part of Friday's water conditions. schedule of activities at the 1982 The show will include trick and Big Bend Rega«a . slalom skiing, kite flying, with inBill Hamilton, show director, dividual and groups perfonning. describes the group's perIn addition to perfonning at the fonnance as "first-rate." They . Regatta, the club will be aphave been practicing at every op- 1pearing July 4 at the_ Gallipolis port unity, although this has been River RecreatiOn Fesllval. YOU! AT THE BIG BEND REGATTA JUNE 24-25-26-27 STOP IN AND SEE THE FINE SELECTION OF QUALITY SHOES AT: ....:,.:,- - - - · -- 1982 BIG BEND REGATTA - ---...;:. -- JUNE 24-25-26-27 MODERN SUPPLY PH. 992-2164 POMEROY, OH. ENJOY THE REGATTA JUNE ·24, 25, 26, 27 $EE YOU THERE! BIG BEND REGATTA SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE! . '1he Middle Shoe Store in The Middle Block" ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. 399 W. Main St. Pomeroy, OH. PO 298 Second St., Pomeroy The Croaker Who Started It All.•. Here's To Fred Crow VILLAGE PHARMACY PH. 992-6669 MIDDLEPORT, OH. MILL ST. PH. 992·3542 MIDDlEPORT, bH. t 'OII It ' Sundcty af- ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:- Ukeagood • neighbor, \ State Farm /a ''Good service, good coverage, good price. That's State Farm Insurance ." Call me. MIKE SWIGER 149 S. 3rd Middleport, OH. 992-6685 Ulre a good neighbor, · State Farm is there. JUNE 24-25-26-27 Sue your RC, RC-100, Nehi, Upper 10, Diet Rile, Did's Root Beer and Decaffeinated RC bo!Ue ups for charily. will be hoppin ' lt ·rnn0/1 . ~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~J'--~ ' -- -- -MARGUERITE SHOES r~li~ci;;n;ts;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 18TH ANNUAL ANTIQUE - Antique cars such as Ulls one owned by the Reed family in Pomeroy will be featured in the annual antique car show to be staged at the Simmons Motor Co., E. Main St., Pomeroy, as part of Big Bend Regatta Weekend. lit' j<K·kcycd by celt•brilit•s allt-llding the Re ga tta. Everyt hing . .Javcees. Manv . . nf lht• frogs will French City Ski Club will perform OPEN STOCK CLASSES: MUFFLERS: Any modified stock appearing muffler not lengthened, any muffler in question will be decided by the majority of contestants in that particular class. AIR FILTERS : Contestant's option, all air filter plates must be in place. CLUTCH GUARD: Must cover top of chain and clutch. FUEL : Contestant's option, bring your own . CHAINS : Contestant's option. MODIFIED : Run anything you can carry and rope start; saws to be dead engine and sitting on ground. Shall run in eight inch round wood. t't'h•brity's ract' an• on tilt' schl'dule . Thesl' t' Vt•nts a n · sponsnn·tl by tht• Mt·i ~~ County This fellow Is the one who gave dignity and glamour to Mr. frog . fred Crow will be there Saturday afternoon to help engineer another great frog Jump and Races. Come, help us celebrate · our program. STATE FARM lnsur1nce Comp1nils HomeDHices : BIO<Iminglon . Illinois �__sales__ ....._____---L__· slated Friday & Saturday ---J Sidewa_~~ he Daily Vo i.31,No.36 Copyrighted 1982 entinel I S••t'liun, I t 1-'a~ • "'• 1;, ( •·uh \ "1u lt inwdia lnr . ·' ''" "Patwr Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, June 24, 1982 Presidential 'immunity' ruled in suit PAGE TWELVE Staff puts (Bigfoot) in mouth The truth is out! There have been no "BIGFOOT" s ight lngs In Meigs ' County . The reports, as it turnout. were part of the promotion of the 1982 Big Bend Rega tta a nd should not be interpreted as factural m atter. The s tory sta rted with a report In the June 13 issueoftheSunday Times-Sentinel titled "Bigfoot s ighting lnves l.lga ted. The article reported tha t a game protec· tor with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife, Investiga ted a Bigfoot s ighting in a heav Uy-wooded section of Meigs County. A story In theJune21editionof the Dally Sentinel described how the furry animal was captured on the Meigs Golf Cou rse last F riday. The whole matter was a hoax, but , unfortunat ely some readers · still accepted It as accurate. We apologize for the mlsun· derstanding that resulted and while we do not want to Interfer e with the Regatta spirit of fun , we think the record should be set WASH INGTON 1AP 1 - The Supre me Court today said former Presi· dent Nixon could not be held accountable for a llegedly firin g a civ ilia n Pentagon worker, ruling for the first time ever that a president e njoys "absolute immunity" from lawsuit s which seek monetary damages for m isconduc t in office. The suit stemmed fro m the a Ueged illegal firing of Air Force worker A. Ernes t F itzgerald , who al ready has received $142.!XXJ in return for his promise not to ta ke Nixon to Ilia! no m a tte r how the cou rt ruled . Thus, the 54 decision upholding the president's Immuni ty dealt only with the historic legal Issues that will govern futu re sui ts. The Supreme Court today ca m e down on the s ide of the president as long as the a Ueged Illegal conduc t is within the "out er perm iter" of his official duties. " We hold that (Nixon ), as a former preside nt of the Unit ed Sta tes is entitled to absolute Immunity from damages lia bilit y predicated on his official acts ," Justice Lewis F . Powell wrot e for the court . "We cons ider this Immunity a func tiona ,... lly m a nda ted incident of the pres ide nt' s unique office. rooted in the cons titutiona l trad ition of the 'epa· ration of powers a nd supported by our his tory," Powell added . Fitzgerald cla imed Nixon had him fired for disc losing to Congress In 1968 that the C -5A military tra nsport plane could cost $2 billion over es tim ates . He was rehired w;: h back pay in 1973. and onl y las t week was rei nstated to his origina l duties in a set tlement with the governme nt. Fitzgerald. who sued Nixon a nd two former a ides for $.1.5 million. claimed th<tt his cons titutional right to free speech a nd his right s to make his views known to Congress were violated. Fitzgerald received the $142,!XXJ fro m Nixon in return for prom is ing not to take the former president to what Nixon' s lawyers sa id would be a "months-long tria l. " Neverthel es s, the Supreme Cour1 , despite express ing annoyance over the settle ment during oral arguments in the case. went a head a nd decided the immunit y issue for both Nixon and the two aides. In a companion decision, the Supre me Court ruled 8·1 today tha t former Nixon a ides Bryce N. Harlow a nd Alexander P Butt erfield enjoy only ___ straight. Although the cause is worthy, the coverage of the bigfoot sight· ing as a news item, In our opln· ion, did the read ers a disservice . "qualified i mmunit y " from Fit zge rald' s sui1 Tht • dPcision appa n ·ntly lcavrs the pair open to furth(•r lrg al prucPr'Ciin gs in the cas l' Nixon, Harlow and Butterfi f' ld have df'nif'd F iiLgf'r ald' s a !! Pg a tiun ~. "The president occupit's a uniqu f' posit ion in the co nstitutiona! ~ rh<'m(' . " Powell sa id in jusllfying the> absolut £' immunity· fu r pll>S idential act s. " In view of the v is ibi li tv of hi s offi rr and th P pff('ct of hb actions on rount le~~ peoplr. the pres idC' nl would bC' an Pa siJ.\ · idPntiJi<tbll' targd for suits for ch ·U dam age~. " Powf'll addf'(l. Yet. thC' d ecision makC's i1 c iPar t herf' arr li m ih tJn I hr "<.:II"Y.'\ olutP immu n· it y," sa yin g thf' actions mu ~ t be within the "outer p<'rtm(•fpr" u f thr president 's act i o n ~. Thr cour t sai d Nixon · s a IIPgPd \\' mngi u I :w t.<.. in t<Xla.\·' s cas e fell within tha t "out r r p<' rim r tl' r ." J oining Pow ell 's opini on w r rP Chid Ju s ticf' \\·arn ·n 1-: Bu!-g t•r and Justices Wi lliam H . RPhnqui!' t, .J ohn Paul St! '\'f'O '> , J nd Sdnclra D ~1 y O'Con nor. Dissenter :-. wpr e .lu sti CI'"i B y ro n H . Whif f'. \\'i!li,nn .I Brenn an. Thu r good Marshall. and !t art'\' A. Bla r- km un \ CETA crew clears litter in Middleport \ If you ha ve been wondering what the white bags have been s itting along the stree ts in Middleport thil; past week; it Is not just trash which has been set out for the trash pickup man . According to Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman this is a part of the Ohio litte r control progra m. · Litter is bemg picked up along th e street:; ail ove r town by a crew assigned to Middleport. Middleport was c hose n for this ~ Have A Great Tlmel i .' i At The l982 I Pair "face three murder counts BIG BEND REGATTA ,:COLUMBIA, Tenn. -Two men were ~harged today with·kUilng . i tllnie members of a family and wounding a fourth In a sniper attack l as the victims fished ftom a sandbar on the Duck Rivfi!r, autborltles j SUGAR RUN MILLS said. Willlam Carroll Kelley, 21, and Phillip Wayne Kelley, 19, both of Columbia: were charged With three counts each of first-degree murder and one' count each of assault with inten,t to commit murder In the Wednesday evening shootings, deputies said. tim e, and to enco urage resi dents nut to litter , but tu use prope r recepta cles for tras h diSposal. Mayor Huffman sa td he was we ll pleased with the operation of the program . and felt that Fraser a nd her CETA crew haw been domg an excellent job. The onl y thing the vtll agr has to do on this program IS to ptckup , a nd dispose of the bag' of tra, h. All other costs an• paid by the Departme nt of Na tura l Resources an<! the CETA program of tht• Ga liia-Mri gs Conununit y Acti on Agt•nt·y. program becau!ie of it,13 interest in litte r control a nd since seve ra l applica tions had been made by the village for funds under the litter control program esta blis hed by the Ohio Legislature. Supervisor for this program in Middleport is Tami Fraser. an em· pioyee of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, whi ch also supplies a van for trans portation of the litter cre w. Trash c rew is supplied through the CETA program of the Gaiiia-Meigs Community Action Agency. Ohio unemployment claims up Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio PH. 992-2115 Rags with the litter control insignia a rc left along the streets for seve ral days tu rem ind residents of the '·amount of litter whi ch accwnuiates in a very short period of · 1 According to the ma y or, the st.'r· vices of this cr ew is belllJ fered to tht• county hi ghway dt•partm ent to clean up litter a long count y roa ds as soon as it is finished m Middleport. Mayor Hoffman ur~ es residents tu keep the streets as clean as Fraser and her crew has left them . CLEANING UP- Several youth in downtown Middh•pm1 yt.,;lerday were Ptcklng up Utter ln the area. 'fhey are part ot a program sponsored by the Ohio Dept. of Natural lksoun:es undt·r th~ din•·tion of Tami Fra.•er. Working in this n1•ws photo is WiUlam Morgan I ~ CHA IN SAW- A rhain saw <·ontest at the Mrigs Field tennis <'uurt arra in Pomeroy at I p.m. Sunday is an added feature of this yea r' s Rig Rend Regatta. ,. ENJOY THE REGATTA WEEKEND JUNE 24-25-26-27 THE SMALL STORE WITH BIG DEALS! GENERAL TIRE SALES flrin tor eight eleetrlc utUitles serving more .. • , 1\EP B jlUI.bortzed tor 200 million sjlares of common stock and has ·~6(.51nllilo!l ou!Standlilg. · . · Piu'ent ' +l<oft '•a•""' mUllon perS(JII5 In ~en east~tral states. . ,, ~~ <'"'{?:;}) . , ' . . . ,,,~clNNATJ·- A ff!deral appeals coort Wednedsay upheld the •' !!bi!Y~ and sentence of a Michigan man for making threats ~t'~JileoH•r~ldent Ronald ~agan the same day the pres!· . ~l~'wO\Ind!!d. / . . r•,SJ~ •Anthol)y Vlllcent, Linden, Mich., had contended In his aJ~PiWtftllt' the fe'd/!ral courts should have dlsfn!ssed the charges as Best wishes , tdVq~s. . ••. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the federal law Is 1' • cl$r that any threat against the president, serious or frivolous, Is f#~~~~ ~as sentenced to five years In prison and two, three-year cdn~11rent \ei'JnS for attacking Secret ~rvtce ·agents. for a fun-filled .summer and a super Regatta! (_){ficial. to testify li~~~~!~~~~~~iCo~-~ri.'l~er to testltySpratle)r' at hear· William Cl>.lumbUs and Southern Oblo. on arequest irom the utiUty to raise a year. ColumbuS and Southern owns 28.5 Pol!er plant being bUnt at Moscow, · · reflised to 'llcense the plant. ~~~:~~.=~~=~~~t. Soutl)ern ratereques~ ~for ~~share'~ · -From the Employees of Bank One ~j~~~ .,~J;J~~!Y· BANKONE. -E- BANK ONE Of POMEROY. TUPPERS PlAINS. & RU1'l.AHD ~' . ' . _,,., ·• • . I.I I1 ,Q6Qt1 uphold~ -conviction ~. .. t .Y~,· .. ~ . ~ ·., ~ was.· nuun · JQOU,~e ,• GDC tour may help save some positions State officials will tour the Galli· polis Developmental Center to deter mlne If a ny of the old buildings on the grounds can be renovatedthu s saving jobs for som e employees whose jobs a r e being e liminated. Sen. Oakley Collins, R·lronton. announced plans for the tour this morning. Adateandotherspeclfics for the tour ha ve not been set. Collins said he hopes officials of the Ohio Department of Mental Retardation a nd Developmental Disability will reconsider plans to move 130 c lie nts out of GDC and elimina te about 250 jobs. The job elimination Is connected to a state plan which would allow Ins titutions to have only as many clients as they h ave medicaid certifled beds. Currently, GDC has 450 clients but only 320 certified beds. For beds to be certified, they must be located in a building that m eets certain stand ard s rega rdin g sa ntt at ton . safety, staffing a nd othe r conce rns Most buildinw a t GDC a r e ce rtt· fled , but ODMR officials have sa id som e of the older .buildings are uncertlfiabie. Collins sa id he hopes a tour of these buildings will convince offi · ctals thai these buildings ca n be renovated to m eet ce rtifica tion sta ndards . If they ca n be reno va ted. so me jobs m ay be saved. he said. Although ODMR offi cials have Indicated they will re m a in firm in the ir decision to elimina te jobs. Col· !ins said " the re is a lways hope" to save at leas t some jobs . "You can't believe the amount of money we've spent on GDC," Col· !ins said . " I just don't want it to be wasted." Collins acknowledged tht> sta te pian to move c lients, but s till blames "poor man agem e nt " on the part of GDC officials for co ntrlbut · mg to the loss of Jobs. G DC Su pen ntendent Ro b!o1t Zt mmerm a n has refu sed to com me nt on Co llins' cha rges or on the job elimin ati ons until ODMR makes an offic ial sta te m ent. If the some jobs havp to be dimi · nated , Collins said he support s choos mg 11 ho s hould bP let goon the bas Ls of sll 1ct sr n1011t\ H<· sa 1d hr " ba ll ling aiiP mpt s m th<' Ohio legts lat ur!' to all mr for ,·ar· " 'u s excrpt1ons a nd c hanges tn the seni ortt v S\·s tr m for publt c e mpio\'f'<"S. Concrete flaw halts span work HUNTrNGTON . W.Va. tAP , A fi aw found in conc ret r poured at the Eas t Hunting1o n B1idge pro jec t has halted work on the m a in section section of the bridge )lf'nding fin a l labo ra tory tPs ts . Chernenko sa id . OthPr contra c tors arr cont i nu ing with thri r jobs. hP said. of thr structur£>, a spokes ma n for The DOH has been co nduc t ing a the state Depar tm en t of Highwavs sa ys. DOH spokes man Ca r)· C hc r· nenko said Wednesda y th a t work was stopped after agency in s )lf'C· s<• r iPs of !Ps is a t thP s ite " to assure that P\'PI;.·th ing is Op('ra ting ac · cordin g to dPpartmPnt stJ ndar ds." tors discoverC'd an unspc'Cifif'd im· do<>s not bpJi pv p 1hf' delay will jeo· perfPction in the co ncrete . The co ntr actor. Melbo urnt• Brothers & Yor k RusSC'II Inc . of Ca nada, decided to halt work o n it s pardil.<' the schcdul<'<i OJX•ning , set for Oct. .1 1. 19R4, of the bridge tha t will span the Ohi o Ri ver b!otween Hu nting1on and Proct o1v ille. Ohi o. Chernenku said. adding that he Another improvement added to Hartinger Park According to Middleport Mayor Fred Hollman, a nother im· provement to General Hartinger Park was installed by village per· sonnet this week. The addition is a new whirly-bird, which is already becoming very popular with the younger children at the park. Cost of the new piece of playground equipment was $1,000 and payment was made possible by the lice nse fee on amusement machines in the village. A yearly fee of $50 is charged for each coin-operated machine in the village with the money from these license fees being set aside to be · used only for playground and park equipmeni. Several major improvements have been made at the park during tbe past several years. L8st year a complete modern lighting system was installed for the bali fields. This was IJUide possible through he efforts of 'David Baker and the Southern Ohio Coal Co. and Gene Oiler and the United ·Mine Workers at verj little cost to the village. A new electronic scoreboard was also installed last year, this being donated by the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. and the Vinton County Bank. Installation of fencing, bllll!chers and several other Items has been I made possible by yearly donati ons to the village from the Henry Swift fund . Hoffman said resurfacing of the basketball court is expected to be completed this year and lighting for the tennis courts and a complet e renova tion of the swimming pool IS planned for later this yea r or early next year. posed of Charles Cassell , John Hood , and Judy Crooks. are r es ponSiblt.• for tht· operati un nf lht.• park . It has IJet.•n \'l'ry adJ \'t.' dunng lhl' pa st st' vt•ral yt•a rs The recr ea ti on conun issiun . c om· INSTALL WHIRLYBIRD - Maloteoaoce supervisor Bill Dunt aDd bead mechanic Dave Ross from !be \'lllllge of Middleport are shown fllstalling f!ll! .i 111 prt l \ ' l lhn ~ p(irk 1m· prnv t' l lH~ nt s . new whirlybird at the General Hartinger Park. Photo by Sallyanne Holtz. ' .., � 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. 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