https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/28a3934152bbb357b73a5036ac0b2eb6.pdf 49b954719863004b2c25e9a0583ab306 PDF Text Text Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, June :M, 1982 Judge O'Brien terminates 2lcourt cases Twelve defendants were fined and nine others forfeited bonds In Meigs County Court Wednesday. Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brten were Michael Vance, Cheshire, $189, overload; Susan Sprow, GaUlpolls, $10 and costs, failure to yield; Mike McDonald, Pomeroy, $5 and costs, unsafe vehicle; Lawrence Leonard. Pomeroy, $26 and costs , speed; Mark A. Casto, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, failed to display valid ANTIQUITY HAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - A new chamber of l'ummcrec has been formed in Meigs County . Residents of the small villa~c of Antiquity has formed a chamber of commerce and has named Arlene Gra ham il' president. She is lhe aunt of Charles Stobart. Also t'leeted to a post on tht• newly formed t•hamber arc David Sayre, chairman of the board. and Dorothy Sayre. scrn•lary-treasun·r. Pictured, 1-r, Dorothy Sayre. Darlcnt· and David Sayre. Chuck Stobart will be honored Sunda y, July 21 with a dinnt-r at Royal Oak Park. A frog derby will be Thoma~ I phPn a nd Eloui>e .luslir<': Clark and E sff'llf' JuslicP, ChariC'S ton. Thom,1.-; .Jus t icf'. 7:1. M iddlcport. diPCJ thh morni ng ..11 \'rtrran ~ Mf'mD!ia! Hopit:ll S.C.: and Larry and Cindv J uslice. Ca lli polis. He was the son of William F:llioll OnC' :-i lliler and brothC'r survivE>, and LUI if' Hickman .lu stier. HPwa.., l.ouiS<" Watkins and Paul Justice, both of Columbus. along with his strp-mother . .Jesse Singleton. also of Columbus. He leaves 11 grandchildren and one great -grandchild. Funeral will be Sunday at 2 p.m . from the Ewing Funeral Chapel. Friends may call Sa turday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. garf•t and four brothrr s. SurYi\'ing ar<· d aughtr r . Shirlr)· Ju ~ li CP. Midd\C'porl: ~o n s . Mpl\·in .Ju sticP. Flint. Mich.: Bruce' Ju s· tier. l.os Angeles. Ca : a nd William .lu stier. Middlrporl. Al so sutl: iving arr sons and dau gtlt pr <.;· in ·lav.:. Str- Save 35°b on quality mak e dresses like Joan Curtis. Brit1sh Lady , SLEEPWEAR SALE Reg. ' 27.00 . - ......... .. ... .... .... ONLY •' 17.55 Reg . $34 .00 .... . , , , , .... . .. •.. . ..... ONLY $22.10 Reg . $41 .00 ................. . . . ..... ONLY $26.65 Reg . $52 .00 ... .. ...... .. ........... . ONLY $33.80 Reg. $64.00 . ... .... .. .......... ... .. ONLY $41.60 (;ounl\ F:mergenc-\ M;,lical Srr\'iC'P rPported . At:\ a .m. 11ut land wa s called to lX'xter far Kt•tllcl Ha tfield who was takf'n to \ 'r!Pra ns MC'morial Hospi· tal: Middleport at 1::\1 to Villagr Manor for Sarah Bray'if"'>. not 1ran s por!C'd; P o m l~roy· at ~ :: tq a.m. for Vic tor Genhrimrr who was takrn to Vrt('ran s Mrmorial Hospital: A ' uit in the amou nt of $17,042.0'l was filed in Meigs Count y Common Pleas Coun by the farmers Bank and Savings Co., Pomrroy. against Clifford Longenette, Rt. I, Reeds ville. Mary Lou Lon ge ne t te , Tuppers Plains. and Geo rge Collins as county' trea"lurf'r. 1-'ulton Thompson Tractor Sa les filed suil in the amount of $3,547.57 against John Colwell , Rt . 1. Vi nton. Racine at 2:.19 p.m . for Delores Tuppers Pla ins nt 4: 1o p.m. for .la ne Ratcliff. Tuppers Plains. taken to Camden Clark Hospital, Rutland a t 6:11 p.m. for Jason Carmf'n. !-larrisonv lllr . taken to Vf'lf'- rans Memorial Hospi tal. Frog jump Saturda~· The annual Ohio State Frog Jumping Championships will IJt.• held Saturda_1· at 5 p.m . at Meigs Stadium in Pomeroy s ponson'tl bv the MPigs County· .J r1yC'PPS . At 7 p.m . youngsters may haw' thei r pictutl' taken with BigFoot. The frog drrb_v will be a t 4 p.m. Sundav at Royal Oak Park . A dinner honoring Chuck Stobart will be held at 5:.10 p.m . following thP derbv at Roval Oak Park . A roast in Stobart's honor will be hrlcl rtt 6: 1:1. Alhl'n:o. Lht•s tudl. Salt':. Jmw !Z. l!lll! 1Xrrl .F I'HIIT."i Fo ·o·do •r Sl t ·N ~ o (;uo~l H!H.Il"h• >llT I ( ''·' alldl ";•lfp;ur :-. • lh tlwU rut oZ.1G-5.l:i \,·,tl' oChul l l"illldPnillt'l li 2·72 85 • 1\.rh.\ l ·,, l\ t"l> ' II ~ llh· Ht•;ul r 25--67 50 . 1ll ) flull"l ••·r I· o·o•o kt H;nruv. ~ s..... ~ ~9-J2 lltrld n·r fl,.;tr~ l ' tlo! .~ tlw .tlid (;dl.' ' 200·2:10 lbs . 2b ro.v: Lois Wil son. Pomrroy: Dr· lares Wickline, Racine: William Williams, Wellston: Ernest Roach. Racine. DISCHARGE:S---.Iudy Ca ruth ers. Stephen Tomek . 20«ro OFF 4i -l i R5 ODDS AND ENDS MEN'S AND BOYS' DEPARTMENT Shirts, Shorty Pajamas, Tank Tops, Hanes Under color Underwear, Wembley Ties, Hanes Boxers, Denim Jeans, Keytainers. Broken sizes - Few of a Kind- Limited Quantity. • II.\ lh•· Ho·;11l 1 ~·~~ 1f2 PRICE FF:F.DER STEERS Gutld and Chou · ~ 250 tu ·too lbs ~. 300 t u 400 lbs. 5..1 . ~ . 400 \u '500 lbs. 5t:i0 tn6 1.50, 500 lo GIXllbs. 5..1.~1. 600 to 700 lbs. 52 5()...57 52. 700 lu 800 lbs ~1..,16 . 50. IMJO tu over 5059 ::.0 FF:EDF:H HEIFF:R.'\ l;uoo.l <~nd Chotec . 25() to :tOO lbs ~5 1.::,0. 300 \u 400 Jbs ~ . 50-52. 400 t u ~ -'6 ~14l-SJ 50 . 500 to 600 lbs. 4~54. 600 to 700 lbs. 50-~1 . 700 tu IIOOibs. 4l.!i()..5(}, 800 tu uv~r 43- '<511 Hatlield, DPxter: Victor GC'n heimPr, Pomr- Coordinate Sportswear Sale CO. Sclturday. Junt' 19 lit ~ ADMISS I ONS -- K~th~l WOMEN'S ( )HIQ l . lVE.~TOC K H Velt'rans M(•morial $8 .95 Short Sleeve Work Shirts . Small Only .. . .. ... .. .. . .. ...... . ..... . .. .. 54.50 JOO-aQO lb.~ !iO F t•o·tler Ht•lkr~ 'Good and Chotl("t" 1 :100-::..00 \hs 47~ . !JO: 500-700 lbs . "-55 -!JO F'•·••tkr Rulb 1 C.>HN.I ami f1w tn 1 m-ao!~ lbs . ~..():J 50 : :,00.700 lb.... ~I Sl.w l! h\l'r 8ulh • (1\ t'l" l . !)Xllh~ 1 H 56-SI .60 Sl,ml!hlt·r C'u ~ ., Utilltu·-. ~0-H 7). Ciillllt'r ~ .uul C'ullt·r_, :12-1 I 50 Spnrh 't'l c·,wl> • H.\ tlw llt·.ul l Z70-J90 FEEOF:H RUI.IS f.uud <11w.l Ch••to.·o.·. 2!)0 ltl lJO lhs S2.{)i . JOO lu 400 lbs. 52~ . 400 tu 500 lbs . 5056 50. r,()) Ito 600 lbs. 5 1 .~ . ~ - 600 tu 700 Jbs. 50~8 75. 700 lu 800 Ib.s. 47-51.:10, 800 111 u v ~r 45-..al. lt .. t.~ km Sl t·o•r:s tllltl Bulb JOO 111 800 Jbs. 4~ . :;&. H11lb 1.000 1~ . ami up 47.50-5.1. 75, Sla ugh!t•r I ••ws. ullltlto·.~ 41 .5Q....I5.25. cutters 39 .50-:ta.75 Vo.•11l Cal \· ~s . t ·honn· and priuw . fi~4.rxl . li.th.l f'alns 40-75. Spnn l!t'r Cows 260-335, l ·,ws ano.J Calves Cnmbma ll <lfl 310 .415 Tup H ui! S · 21 0 lu 2JO lbs 57-58.25 . Boars 44..0 :iO. Snws. 400 lbs and up. ~ . Pti!S b)• lht• J?. Big sizes only 18 , 19 and 20 . Two pockets - Discontinued Special weekend sale pnces on quality tops and shorts for liHie girls and boys. Many styles and colors! J~i4 . 500- i OOib~ 52~1 I '"Uiid I ~ !}. i O II()(; PH ICE S fl., ,;~ • No 1. JR 5fl-60 WORK SHIRTS CHILDREN'S First quality Devon, Dotty Mann , Douglas Marc. Bradley and many other popular brands . Skirts, Ja cke ts , Blouses, Knit Tops and Slacks in a full range of misses and extra sizes. Market report Wi cklin(', Racinf'. who wa s taken to \'cteran s Mrm ori al Ho,. p it al. Reg. $7.00 ................ . ........... SALE $5.25 Reg. $9.00 .................... . ....... SALE $6.75 Reg. $12 .00 ........ .. ... . ....... . ..... SALE 59.00 Reg . $16 .00 ............... ........... SALE $12 .00 MEN'S$11.95 LONG SLEEVE SHORTS & TOPS SALE Money suits filed Six f'mPrf:wn c~· Ill n~ \~·prf' madP iJ\' local unit s Wf'<ln f'Sdav thr Y!Pig ~ L1tt l e Bovs' tonq and short style pajamas. little girls' gowns, baby dolls, pajama s and robes . Full range o f ch ildr en's s izes. Ha lf Sizes 10•11 to 1·1117 JUNIOR JEANS SALE Qua lity Wrangler denim straight leg jeans or elastic fitted leg styles. Belted or elastic waists. Plain pockets and designe r 1ea ns . Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. ONLY ONLY ONLY ONLY $18 .00 JEANS $22 .00 JEANS $27.00 JEANS $35.00 JEANS $12 .59 $15.39 $18.89 524..49 SALE LADIES' SUNDRESSES Juntor , M•sses and Extra s1ze Sundresses . Solids and print s in cotton and polyes ter Reg. 512.00 Reg. $17.00 Reg . S23.00 Reg . sn,oo Reg. $43.00 ................... .. ...... SALE $9.59 ............. .. . ...... . ... ~IILE $13.59 .... .... _. _ ............... SALE 518.39 ... . ............. . .. ...... SALE $25.59 . .... . . .... . ...... . .. . .... SALE $34.39 CLEARANCE! BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS MEN'S SUMMER SHIRTS Sizes 8 to 20 - Knit Shirts, Westerns, Tank Tops, Poly -Cotton Blends. Buy tor now and back to school. Includes all our men's short sleeve shirts, knits, Van Heusen dress shirts, tank tops, westerns, sport shirts. Excellent styles and colors. REDUCED 25% REDUCED 25% )"allure to pass a three mill mx levy earlier this month has resulted In a $60,000 cutback In programs offered by the Eastern Local Board of Education. This was announced today following Thursday's monthly board session. The board will hold a public meeting on Thursday, July 1, at 8 p.m . at the high school concerning cutbacks and whether or not lo again seek passage of a three mill levy . Cuts for the 1982-83 school year (which pasSed on a 4 to 1 vote with Jimmy Caldwell votlrig against the Issue) In the amount of $60,000 include the following: cut out all new text books, $10,000; any new furniture, $5,000; drop all field ttips, $150; cut all professional work- END Of MONTH AT THE FASHION SHOPPE Nt"w Haven, 'I'. Vu. 10% To 50% OH HERE ARE A PEW Of THI IARGAINS Special draperies, group including yard goods, sheers and more. COLUMBUS. Ohio !API - LiOv. James A. Rhodes signed Into law today a bill temporarily raising state Income tlxes as part of an effort to get Ohio's budget into balance. He vetoed four relatively minor sections of the measure, Including one that called for an across-the- board, 1 percent spending cut early next year It revenues weren't sufflclen t to keep the budget in balance. Rhodes said that provision would unnecessarlly tie the hands of the admlnislratlon, which can cui spending by executive order U necessary. The law levies a surcharge of 50 percent to the Income tax as of July 1. It could be In effect until March 31, 1983, although language In the law permits ending the tax Fe b. 1, 1983, or retaining it until April 30, depending on the direction of Ohio's economy. RED HEART '1.49 WINTUKYARN 3th Ounce skeins, 4-ply hand knitting yarn that is washable and dryable. SOlid colors and variegated. MEN'S '11.95 and '12.95 WORK TROUSERS ZIPPERS Regularly 65c, 7Sc, 90c and m~re. For dresses, skirts, neck openings. While they last. 9:30 a.m . to 5:00 p.m. Not all sizes · or lengths. 65% Discontinued line Polyester, 35% CoHon. MEN'S SUMMER JACKETS 1/2 .PRICE .- BOYS' SUMMER JACKETS All sizes i!l a good selection of styles and colors. Save now. Size 10 to 20. Perfect for back to school wear and now. REDUCED 25% REDUCED-25% Store hours: OPEN SATURDAY-TIL 5 THE FASHION SHOPPE 5th StrNI 112·3312 New H- ELB NPO:.M t St•(·Uon , I t t•u)W!~~ 15 Ct•nts A Multimedia lnl'. St·w~paper y_- shops for employes, $4,000; cut a ll overtime for regular employes unless In an emergency situtalion; drop all study hall monitors, $7 ,000; change kindergarten from a hall day to a full day every other day, $16,000; cut class advisors for student activities, $1,600; cut audiovisual Instructor, $400; cut student councll advisor, $400; cut assistant baseball coach, $400; cut freshmen basketball and junior high boys and girls baSketball, $3,1XXl; cut one varsity football coach and two junior high football coaches, $2,m; cut varsity track program, boys and girs, $1,700; eliminate the position of athletic director. $!m; limit the band to three trips; limit the baseball and softball teams to 20 games; change all bus routes eliminating several pickups whereby student s will walk to designated stops. In ot her business the board approved nine students for mid term grad uation, agreed to participate in Agency for Property Utilization (state surplus Items a t lower prices! , agreed to sell all manuel typewriters (approxima tely 25) and purchase two electric typewri ters with lhe proceeds. The board agreed to participate In all federal programs for 1982-83 and advertise for lunchroom supplies. The nexl regular meeting of the board will be July 29. Attending were Dorset Larkins. president , William Buckley, vice president, James Caldwell, Roger Ga ul and Bernards S hrl vers, board m embers. Rhodes pr a ise d both th e Republican-controlled Senate and the Democrat-dominated House " for working together to pass this difficult mx legi.slat ion ." The bill, which went into effect when Rhodes signed it, also cuts state spending by roughly 10 percent In the fiscal year start ing July 1. Alan~ with the boost In the Income tax and some other mxes on corporations and utilities, the legislation Is designed to erase a $1.3 . billion budget deficit projected for the end of the biennium, June 30, 19S1, without some tax change. Rhodes, who will retire at the end of the year, said the provision for a conditional 1 percent spending cut "denies my successor and his director of budget and management the abll!ty to make sensitive determinations required when reductions are Instituted." Anot her sect ion he rejected would have allowed the budget director to make discretionary cuts among sta le agency allocations after consulting with directors of affected agencies . Rhodes sa id agency directors are responsible for programs and that decisions to cut line-item a llocalions "are more appropriately made by the agency directors than by the director of budget and management." He also vetoed a sec lion !hat would have had unanticipated increases In welfare caseloads paid for by the controlllng board from a welfare reserve fund created by the bill. Rhodes said the reserve fund serves no useful pui"JX)se. "There Is no way of avoiding reality: U welfare caseloads exceed the a mounts appropriated, there are no alternatives but a supplemental appropriation a nd -or be nefit reductions." WATER TANK PROJECf- Construction on the new water tank and Ieeder lines lor Middleport Is continuing under the eye of a resident engineer from Floyd Browne A~latcs Ltd. , Marion, the engineer- lng firm engaged by the village to design the project. When completed, It's expected wal<" pnossure and capacity lor the village will he lmprnvt'd. Hoffman notes progress on village water tank project Progress is being made on the$'h million. m,OOO-gallon wa ter storage tank and feeder lines for Mid· dleport, according to Mayor fred Hoffman . Funding lor lhe project ca me from Ihe $2'h milli;;n federal gran I the village received for Improvement s over a 3-year period, the mayor added. - Natgun Corp. of Maine is general contractor for the tank, which Is beIng constructed on an easement obtained on the Brewer property off Vine Street. Holley Brothers Construction, Rodney. is the general contractor on the feeder lines . The lines consist of one-fourth of a m!leoflO-Inch line down VIne and Grant streel s and a portion of Beech Street. Hoffman said all residents a long this line will be serviced through the 10-inch line. providing im · proved water pressure for the area. The lnsmllatlon of four new lire hydrants on these streets will also help in fire protection. Hoffman said when the lank is wor king, tele meterlng will be provided from both the new mnk and the existing 125,000-gallon mnk. This enables personnel at village hall to determine the exacl waler amount In bolh tanks. Alarm systems will be Installed and sounded at the village hall. again a llowing e mployees to correct a situation before a problem gets out of hand, the ma yor said. Altimeters will be installed at both tanks, providing foraul omat ic switching on and off of the pu-nps as needed. Hoffman sa id . Floyd Brown<' A,;oc·iat es Ltd .. a Marion-based r nginw ring firm, has been responsible for the projC'Cl' s engineering . An rngint:'t"r ha!:i been on the job sit r since the begin ning to insure the con~ tructiun gc:>PS as planned , Hoffm an added . Hoffman said the project 's completion will mean wa ter pres sure will be improved throu~h most of the v illage both for rC'sidf'nlial use and fire prote<:tion . The village will also have a 325,00'1-ga llon water capability, approx imately a twoday supply . The funds . obtained from the Housing and Urban Dewlopment Department, were part of a threeyear comprehensive grant. Hof fman said . Sharp hike sought by electric firm V2 PRICE COATS & CLARK enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, June 25, 1982 Rhodes signs tax bill ll t'<t\128 50-<13 HOME FURNISHINGS SPECIALS • Tax levy failure forces cutbacks SUMMER Better Hall and Hay Pence aily Vo1.3l,No.31 Copy r1 hied 198i DRESS SALE Meigs County happenings ... Emergency runs NEW YORK (API -Urethane foam mattresses can be 30 percent lighter than mattresses with Inner springs and 50 percent lighter than foamed rubber. the Society of the Plastics Industry says. CHILDREN'S Misses Sizes 4 to 10 Regatta continues See schedule Page 12. Light sleep OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 P.M. LADIES' Investors sought for reopening of Hatfield & McCoy area stores See story on page B. era tors Ucense; Mark Casto, Pomeroy, $45.50, no motorcycle endorsement; Jack N. Gray, Port Matilda, Pa., $50.:x.t, speed. REGATTA WEEKEND SALE Juslkt· pnx·eded in death b' hi s wilt·. Mat · Kinsey, Lake Milton, $45.50, failed to display valid registration; TImothy Owezarzak, Bay Village, $70.50, speed; Mlchae D. Vance, Cheshire, $45.50, failed to display valid registration, valid sticker; Harold Harrison, Woodsfield, $45.50, passing In hazardous zone; Steve Boso, Racine, and David T. Carmln, Pomeroy, $45.50 each, failed to display valid registration; Wayne Clark, Dexter, $70.50, no op- ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY held prior to tht· dinner. Area deaths license plates; Belinda Roush, Pomeroy, $5 and costs, rear bumper height; David Carm!n, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, fialed to yield; Thomas Chapman, II, Pomeroy and Daniel Thoma, Pomeroy, $~ and costs, trespass; Fred Miller, .Jr., Racine and VIcky Brooks, Racine, costs only, trespass; Clarence McDaniel, Jr., Rutland, $.ll and costs, left of center. Forfeiting bonds were George Errors snap Reds.' winning streak. P4 CONCESSON 'STANDS fill Pomeroy's upper parking lot for the 18th an· nual Regatta festivities. Shown is one of the stands where a variety of Items may be purchased. The area is expected to be flooded with visitors this weekend for the event sponsored by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. AT BOTI'OM left, seven year old Autuu)n Gl'iffitb, Uncoln Hill, Pomeroy, who purchased a "Smurfette" balloon, was one of the first visitors to stop by this stand. · COLUMBUS, Ohio !API -The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Is considering a rate hike request by Columbus & Southern Ohio Eleclric Co. that could mea n billing increases of as much as 35 percent. Complicating the rate case is Columbus and Southern's partial ownership of the $1.5 billion Zimmer nuclear power stltion under construction at Moscow, Ohio. The PUCO was to begin U!klng public testimony today In the $100 mllllon rate hike request. Columbus and Southern, which hasn't been granted an Increase in annual revenues for three years, serves an estimated 462,1XXl customers In a 25-county area throughout central and southern Ohio. The company's last Increase came In December 1979 when the PUCO approved a $7'.! million rate hike. Columbus and Southern had asked for $126 rnUIIon. If all of the latest hike ls approved, customers could face monthly blUing Increases of 23 percent to 35 percent. "Customers without electric heat, on the average, would pay $11 more per month," Mary Jo Green, a utillty company spokeswoman, said Thursday. "Those with heat, on the average, would pay $24 a month more." The new rates, U approved, would go Into effect ·tn October. Columbus and Southern, which has a 28.5 percent Interest In the Zimmer plant, shares ownership with Cincinnati Gas & Electrta Co. and Dayton Power & Light Co. About halt of Columbus and Southern's request before the PUCO, It granted, would pay for its share of llnanclng the Zimmer plant. Earlier this week. the federa l governmenl postponed licensing the plant and suggested that new hearings may be necessary to deal wllh safety issues and area evacuation plans. Additional hearings, if held, cou ld delay the operational date of the plant. Under Ohio law, the PUCO Is permitted only to credit utilities for current construction costs where there Is evidence the plant will be "used and useful" during the period the higher rates are In effect. Bruce Weston, associate state consumers' counsel, said his office plans to ask the PUCO to drop Columbus and Southern's costs for Zimmer from it s rate lncrease request . "If tnere is uncPrtaint y u:hen the plant will come into serv ice. that' s o ne reason among many for not a\· lowing full recovery for construe· lion work in progress." Weston said Thursday. Utilities Comm issl o n~r Dennis Pines agreed that possible delay in lhe operation of the Zimmer plant will be an issuP in the cas;e Ms. Green said company officials preferred not to di scuss the Zimmer licensing issue. Columbu s and Sout hern officers and other expe rt s who have pr~ filed testimony will appear Monday before the PU CO for cross exam inations and fun her presentations in thP C'asf'. Charges imposed for services Due to the failure to the recent tax levy lor the Meigs County Health Department and continual cuts in state and federal assistance, Frank Petrie, Jr., deputy health commissioner, announces the imposing of service charges effective July I. Charges will be imposed as · follows: For p(llio, diptheria - pert118Sistetanus (OPT), tetanus, penicillin, urine cultures, hematocritis and blood pressure check there will be a $2 charge each. For mwnps vaccine, measles - rubella and measles mwnps - rubella there will be a $5 charge for each. Flu shots will cost $6. Money must be paid before services are administered, Pettie reported. Char~es in the well child clinic will be $5 per child plus iJJ lJIIUntzctlitJns. urine c ultun·~ and hcmalotTiti~ fees . In Head Star! there wrll be a charge of $5 per child plus immunizations aQd hclllalrorritis ft>eS. Petrie also nntcs the staff will suffer cutbacks in personnel as well as funds. "We will no longer be able to routinely make long distanct• phone calls to help clients lllake appointments, etc. We will gladly provide names and addresses and phone numbers but clients will have to make their own calls. "We realize these are trying times for everyone and we ask your cooperation. The Meigs County Health Department will do its best to serve the needs of county residents with our reduced staff and budget," Petrie concluded. �Friday, June 25, 1982 Page-2-The Dally Sentinel _~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~ Friday, June 25, 1982 • Commentary T he Dail y Se ntin el I Ill u ut 1 " ll• , 1 !' nUll'"' lllu " b ll 'l'l! ' l .>b Ill \ot!lt Htllll I\ I I III ' '!I I I t tl \1114 ,, \1 \ , U\ \Ill\ I' IT II III TF II E,\Il HOB HO t-: I· I.II"H , ,, 111 r,~ l \l.m.t c• r The governor of New J ersey, Thomas Kean, has given out the word that he is changing his mind in the matter of capital punislunent. In the past few years, the movement to bnng back capital punishment in New York has been frustrated by Gov Hugh Ca rey. His detennination to block the legislative wtll m the matter must be honored, given that the Constitution awards him the nghl to veto. But Governor Carey is not going to be around after January. ll AI.F HOTII(;t-: 11 .. IH \ \ II \ 1111 H ul lho ' '"" '·lht l l ' ro " . ln l.IIHI ll,nh l'ro·v• ' ''"' ili llun olllll t h1· \ll H 1" '"\, " ' I' 'I" I l ' u l> lo • h• r• ''"" 1,111"11 II I l l II' II! 111' 1\141'\ .II• "' lon rtlotl ll h \ • hnuld lw h" tha n .lOO\Iunl• lun,.: Ml I• 111 ' ' .tro '" "'' • 1 ' " • tltiiii C .onol mu • l lw • tJ.! tlo'd \lith u.tnu · alitl n ·" ;uul tdt' jlhuno \o Ull ' l l! llt tilt Ito r • \\Iiiii< pulli t• hod [ 1 lh ' l ' , h.,uh l ho lllj!Uo- l l,t•ll ,uJdrt " i ll ).! IILHIIIH 1 ''' II' ' nul po f • OIIItltl u' At that point either Edward Koch will be the governor or Lewis Lehrman. Both Koch and Lehnnan fa vor capital punislunent. So that what we have m prospect , in New Jersey and m New York, ts laws that prescribe capital punislunent for certam cnmes. What we do not have in prospect Impending dilemma Replacing housmg costs wlth rr n1 s In the computallon or th t:>cu n ~ um er plice index was designed to rr move an item said to exaggerate infla tion, but if it g()('S into effec t next year the results may be the same. The impendi ng dilemma. which fo llows much criticism of the existing CP l. Illustrates that what this cou nt ry needs is a good consumer priee mdex . lt suggest s also that no matter how good an economic Index may be, It will be criticized by those who think it should be something else, and that Jist mcl ud"" a va n ety of personage> from the pres ident down. Just a few wl'<'ks ago, in fact, Pres ident Reaga n suggested that a !airer p1ctu1"<' o! unemployment might result i! more emphasis were put on the raw figur<'S. that is. before they were seasona lly adju>ted . The pr!'Sident merely cxpr<•ssed a freling that many others have long had . hu t he was plaving wllh lire nevertheless. While such adjustment s might lower the raw fi gures om· month they can ra1se them in another. Understanda bly. h1s criticis m ca me dunng a time when the seasonal adj ustmen t ra1srd rat her than lowen.>d t he r aw count For vpar s. homr pnces and mort gag£' cos ts were included in calculatiOn s Each or thrm went sky htgh in the pas t deca de· or so The res ult . said the critics. was to exaggerate the rise In the cost o! Ji,·ing Not evc1-yone acqurred a hou,;e and mm1gage each month, they correctly pomted out. but the CPl seemed to make that assumption. Home prices and mortgage cost s. arc hard!;• represent ative of s hort te rm c ha nge's m O\'r ra ll liv mg cosh The s itua tion beca m e rven morP rxaggrrat ed over the pas t two or three years. since fewer and fewer fa milies were able to buy. At the sa me time, prices and mortgage rates were rising to reco rd high levels. The e!fect. sa1d cntics, was to ra ise not only the CP I but Jaoo r costs of worker s wil h incomes tied to it . In that sense. they sa id. the consumer price index it,;elf was lnflallonary Next year. the housing componr nt of the CPJ will be based on rent s. Rent .<,., it is argu f'rl. mo rP acr ura tC'ly rPfi f'C t sho rt-term chan ges in liv ing cos ts Or "o it ts said Maybe so But it is iromc that the change to rents should be made at a time when bot h rm ts and home buying costs are changi ng. The torlid n se in the house prices and mortgages are doused for the time being. But rent s are a nother matt er The;· are ··adju sting·· higher. There is a reason for this - sup ply and demand Millions of families have been p1·iced out of the home market There has been an increase in the number of yo ung hou,;eholds. And very little rental hou sing has been built lately beca us<> of high !nlerp<;f ra tes a nd const ruction costs. Berry's World is the exec uti on executed, the most celebrated of these the man Nonnan Mader wrote about. One needn't personally favor capital punistunent to wonder wha t IS happemng to the provision m the ConstitutiOn that gives to the electorate the right of due process. We are allegedl y a self-governing people. But we tolerate a judicial system that combines with amtcapial - punislunent lobbies in effect to subvert existing legislation. If, let us say, a state previously dry sut>mitted to a referendum authorizing the sale of hquor, the wets pevailed, and then years later you sllll couldn't buy liquor in that state, you would focus, wouldn 't you , not on the of The legiSlators . 1n 35 states proceeded to rewrite the1r la ws on the mQdel specified by the Supreme Court, and the courts then proceeded to sentence to death those defendants whose crimes were punishable by death sentences. There are approximaty 1,000 prisoners m the deathhouses of Amen ca . But there are no deaths. To th1s generahzat10n there are four exceptions. One man m Flonda was executed against his wil l. Three have elected to be of the sale of a kohol or ugu inst 11 , but on the frustratiOn of lht• publll" Will Now the n.· urc la wye rs who would not hesitate to tell you that they arc indeed enguget! 111 frustrating the law. There is supposed to be a code against tht• ubu.c of proeess . but no one, rea lly, pays an y attention to it. The moral t' Xl'USt' used by such la wyers, and by other lobbytsts against capitlll punishme nt, is tha t any measure that frustrates the execution of an individual human betng jusllf1 es lega l hanky-panky. To wh1ch the appropnate ans wer 1s A se lfgovermng republic has the power to Today in history · Today Is Friday, June 25, the !76th da y of 1982. There a re 189 days left in the year. . Today's highlight in history: : On June 25, 1950, the Kot ean War began as North Korea Invaded the Republic of Korea to the south. On this date: In 171l8, VIr glnla ratified the U.S. Constitution. : In 1876, General George Custer and his troops were massacred In the J;lattle of Little Big Horn In Montana. · In 1918, U.S. forces drove the Germans out of Belleau Wood, France, arter a two-week battle In World War I. . Ten yea1s age: Tile U.& .., f'lrqt } troyed North V~'l enftioi · -lf.JIWII. : One year ago: In a six-to-three vote, the Supreme ruled that It would be constitutional for Congress to limit draft registration to men. : Today's birthdays: FUm director Sidney Lumet Is 58 years old. Singer Carty Simon Is :n. ; Thought For Today: We owe to tbe Middle Ages the two worst Inventions 01.· humanity: romantic Jove and gunpowder. - Andre Maurols, French ~ographer (188H967) . I t ....... ...... ., -. .. New Havcn 's Angels unproved ..... ...... ....... their league record to4-1 and overall work to 7-1 by defealmg Middleport's Dusters >-4 in local jun ltlr softball actwn . Leading hitters for the Angels were M1chelle Gress w1th a home run and doubl e, Paula Bird a home run and single, Teara Gardner a.>d Rl•ssa Harris each two s mg ll•.s. Tracy Wolfe a honw run , and ---- ---------- Heather Hargroves a s m~ l c. Duster hitters were C. Sa uters an1l " home run and tripil', lAlV<' Ba ley two singles , and E. Meier. T. Phllhps, and M. Nelson each a smgle. Sugar Run romps In local Pee Wee play Pomeroy Sugar Run Ashland bon1bed Sale111 Center 21-1. Jason Wnghl was the wmning pitcher with 7 stnkeoub and two walks. Leading the wmners' attack was Terry Reuter with a home run and double, John Elliot a triple and double, Robbie Fields a lripl e, and Wally Hatfield a double. Congress-- high inflation beneficiaries NE W YORK t AP ! - Yes , there is a demand for inflation, and those who see disinflation encroachmgon their territory may soon begin to raise a hulla baloo. To some degree they a lready have A major beneficiary of infl a· tion Is the Congress, members of which have for years ass ured them· selves of re-electiOn by spending lavishly for their constituent s. With spending cut s being "in" with the public, some o! them feel helpless. If they cannot spend your money lavishly and Creely, they ask, how in the world can they pos· Slbly be of help to you? It is very much the sa me story with every federal sponsored program. says J . Richard Zecher, chief economist of Chase Bank's Economic Obse rver. In!lallon, so to speak, is just another fc>dera l bu racuracy. Says Zecher , "US inflation be· gan modestly in response to a per· ceived demand, grew beyond a ll expecta tions, and developed a strong constituency that ca n be counted on to resist it s demise. " One o! these might bet he govern· me nt it self. beca use infl a tion pus hes dolla r incomes hi gher (though not purchasing power J. Higher Incomes mean higher tax brackets. Higher brackets mean more r evenue. Wh a t ca used the re be llion against the federal spent!Jng spira l, which seemed to bene!lt so many families that it looked like the wheel o! fortune. Isn' t fully analyZed yet. but two things appear certain · First, m ore a nd more Am e rica ns came to rea lize that those inflation dollars bought less and less. Then they rea lized those dollars that oought le>s and less were taxed more and more. No great insight was needed to reach a conclusion . No longer wher e they beneficiaries, taking from others. but victims in· stead, ta king from themselves . But the federal treasury did benefit Zecher says that on average a I percent gain in individual income has meant a I. 7 percent rise in tax receipts !rom this source. Taxpay. ers were transferring their purchasing powe r to the federal government, a notoriously ooor mo- L1ke the maiden lady who looked for a man under her bed every mght, the top administration nabobs are looktng for communists in the darndes! places. The question is are they afra1d they'll ftnd them or afraid they won't? One da y last week while peeking at Russia through! his favorite spy satelhte, Secretary Alexander Haig found a missile peeking back at him. It seems that Haig was watchmg the Sovtet Union while they were runnmg through a pre-strike exercise wh1ch tn more perilous times would lead to the systematic blowing away of the United States. This was later to be revealed as a routine traihing exercise and was nothing to get excited about. Haig, anxious for anything that would divert attention from the popular nuclear freeze movement that is sweeping the country, promptly called a news conference. Anything to get his name in the paped Before the banks of 1V cameras and media girls and guys, Haig explained that while a message was nt•y manager . Many unfortunate people- people who trusted in government and who had confidence in finan cial in· stitutions, people o! bas ically ad· mirable habits, lost their assets. ln e!fect, savers and others who held financi al assets rather than socalled real assets, financed the rise 111 government spending and in the , pr ices of go ld , hous in g and collecllbles. And now tha t the situation is turn· in g about - with savers able to · earn at least double what they were offered in the 1970s, with inflation taking Jess of cut o! the profits, with . the plice o! gold depressed - the inflators, a still powerful.Ioree, will be howling. Lowell Wingett · ~------------------------------~-being read to the Conference on Here's what the Union of Con- been destroyed and most of the docD1sarmament at the UN from cerned Scientists ha•e to say about tors killed, so no help would be ~ , l£onid Brezhnev, the Sl)-and-sos the explosion of a single, one- available. Those who continue to live would . were getting everything ready for megaton nuclear device: face a world IJlmed "Upside down. : the big bang. The exercise was "un"Within a mile and a half, all Fallout would · produce radiatwn precedented", he declared. It was · living beings would be instantly unprecedented only as concerned destroyed by the blast and the in- Sickness and agonizing death for · hundreds of miles downwind. People , the spy satellite missile. All the rest credibl~ heat. Within the next mile, was routine stuff and is an exercise about half the people would be killed would be h1deously affected by the" that is periodically made by both the immediately, almost all the rest massive dose of radiation. , And this describes only the effects Russian and U.S. nuclear forces . severely injured, and all the homes of the detonation of a single, moder- ~ The spy satellite missile is a newly destroyed. I acquired weapon of the Russians, nate-sized bomb over one city. Within the next two miles, "only" designed to blind the U.S. during a five percent of the people would be The Soviet Union has s1x or seven ' missile attack. killed but nearly haH would be in- thousand large strategic nuclear., The administration views the jured. Over half of the buildings weapons of about this size - plus , freeze movement as being the would be destroyed by the resulting some 13,000 smaller tactical biggest drawback to making the ar- fire. Three miles further, few would "dev1ce»," most larger than the., ms buildup the only game in town. be killed, l)ut one-quarter would be bomb used on Hiroshima in World: c Take the money away from injured. War II. We tn the United States have ' nine thousand strategic nuclear< everything else and throw it to the All this would happen in the first defense plants! With at least $100 few minutes. Then, the prolonged warheads and bombs, and a tactical" , billion per year .going into weapons suffering would begip. In. any city, arsenal of about 20,000 smallel'i production, most of which we nearly one-third of the population weapons." . ,· already have in abundance, makes it would be injured, most suffering Mter read!~_g_t!Jatdo you want the. , practically sure that no millionaire from severe burns and exposure to anns racefo continue• Say "Nyet" . will walk away broke when the massive doses of radiation. But all of to your congreS>iman when you write Reagan dynasty ends. the downtown hospitals would have him today! .., DOONESBURY ·-., ." " ' .,~ I, "• II In other Pee Wee adwn Puml'roy Powells downed Rutland 7oJ bv out hitting the viSitors 8-J. · Denms Boothe was the wmning p1Jcher w1th 15 strikeouts a nd just seven walks, while allowing five hits. Shannon Keeler suffered the loss wtth five strikeouts, eight walks, a nd l'lght hits. For Pome1·ny Powell's, Chase Cleland a~d a double and si11gle, Bracy Korn had two smgles, Joe Rush had a triple, Chns Neese and Wesley Young had doubles, and Dennis Boothe a single. For Rutland, R1der had two singles, Run Riggs had a home run, Hutton had a single and Wa lker a single. r-owell s w1n Pomeroy Powells edged Pomeroy Sugar Run Ashland 4-1 m another round of Pee Wee action by coming up with four runs in the third inning. Powells had nine hits and Sugar Run justtwo. Hank Cleland was the winning pit'cher with 12 strikeouts and seven walks while not giving up a single hit in hts stint on the mound. Cary Betzing pitched the last t wu frames for three strikeouts and two htts, while allowing no bases on balls. Kevin Taylor was the Sugar Run hurler chalking up fiv e strikeouts and no walks. Jason Wright came oo in relief to fan four and not walk a batter. For Sugar Run, Ashland Jason and Wright had a home run, and Kevin Taylor a single. For Powells Hank Cleland had a double and single, Bracy Korn and John Anderson had two singles each, Cary Betzing a triple, Joe Roush and Dennis Boothe a double each. The Mason Pirates downed Sugar Run Ashland 10-3 with Ed Van Meter P.icking up the win . Shawn Petry recorded a save. They combined for 10· strikeouts and jtlst three walks. Terry Reuter suffered the loss and Robbie Fields carne on in relief . They fanned 11 and walked five, Tom McDermitt had a big ni~ht for the winners with a triple and double. For Sugar Run John Elliott had a triple, Robbie Fields a double and Jason .Wright, Eric Heck and Terry Reuter each singles. Braves 9 Masoo 3 ,In Little League play the Mid· d)eport Braves. rolled oyer the Mason'· VFW 9-3 with' pitcher Jeff 1 " ".. ) fifth . Garvey homered In the fourih and rapped an RBI double in the seventh. Reuss lost hL~ shutout bid in the eighth when Claudell Was hington doubled a nd Glenn Hubba rd s ingled him home. Bob Watson's RBI double In the ninth, followed by a single by Jer ry Royster, chased Reuss, and reliever Steve Howe allowed an RBI single to Washington before shutting down the Braves for his fifth save. In the seventh inning, Mets 3, Expos I Bob Bailor sparked the Mets' three-run sixth Inning with a bloop s ingle that scored Mookle Wilson, and Charlie Puleo combined with Mike Scott to check Mont real on eight hits, snapping the Expos' six· game winning streak. The Mets, meanwhile, ended a three-game losing string and salvaged the !Ina! game o! the four·game set with the Expos. the Puleo scatter ed seven hits over Dodgers lost the servlce<i of Derrel Thomas lor at least six weeks when, while running for Pedro Guer rero, Thomas broke his left a nIde In a collision with third·base coach Danny Ozark. Phillles 10, Cards 2 Gary Ma tthews slugged a dis· puled home run and Ivan DeJesus coni ributed three RBI , including a homer, to pace Steve Carlton and the Philadelphia Phillies over St. Louis. Carlton, ~ - 7 and winner o! nine of his past 12 decisions, pitched a three·hltter, struck out six and walked three . After Pete Rose doubled in the third inning, Matthews hit a long drive that appeared to have gone out of the park foul down the left fi eld line. Third base umpire Bill Davidson called the ball !atr, result· lng in a heated argument and a 3.0 Ph!Uies lead . DeJesus' homer was his first of 81-3 Innings, giving way alter yielding a leadof! homer In the ninth to Gary Carter and a pair of walks. The Mets scored their other runs on a line single by Mike Jorgensen and Ron Hodges' bunt single. Giants 4, Astros 3 J ack Clar k slugged his 13th home run of the season in the top o! the lOth, lifting the Giant s and rookie le!t ·hander Allee Hammaker to vic tory over Houston. The homer was Clark 's fourth hit o! the game and came with one out off Joe Nlekro. Hammaker -;catt ered seven hits, st rlklng out live and walking just one. He took a live-hitter into the eighth Inning, when the Astros tied the seore 3-3 on a single by Tony Scott, a stolen base and Terry Puhl' s RBI singleome problems behind the plate for Lu is Pujols, who was charged with four passed bal ls, cont ributing to the San F ra ncisco victory. Ne!aon picklng up Ule win. !'Ietson enrout~ to the win . J . Henry went down to defeat w1th three strikeouts and twn walks. Jeff Nelsnn had two smgles and a double, Luke Burdette and David Sm1'h had a s m~l e and double, Ed Baer had two smgles, Scott Hannmg a tnple, and Steve Cassl'll , Jney Lovmg and Chuckle s1ngles, a double and a tnple; Tammy Staats a single and double; Jenny Swartz, Heather Woods, and Channel Turner all three singles : An1ta Sm1th, Juhe Baley, Amy Satterfield, Sherry Southworth and Missy Woods all a single apiece. H1tter" for Ractne were Roberta Greene, Karla Smith and Bndget Pullms each s mg led for the wmners. B1ng a ll w1th three s in gles ea ch ; for Mason B. Johnson doubled, C. Noble doubled, wh1le J . Noble and Momca Hill and Crystal Hill w1th two smgles, Leanne Clark , Traey Beegle, Angle Bosllck and Ang1e Hill , all with a smgle e<•.r h. fa nned e1ght and walked s ix Zuspan eas h Slll l.! lcd. Pomeroy tnples 1 Crystal H1ll w1th three walks and a record of 3-3. For Pomeroy the '"nnmg plll'her ws Tammy Wright w1th up the wm as pitcher D Kim es suf- lwu slrtkeouts and seven wa lks. fered the loss. Pomeroy scored all the runs 11 nt•eded 1n the fou rth mnmg when 1t plated three runs. M. Moore, B Hatfield, and Angle Hatfield each had two smgles, wh1le Gloikner , Smith , Jeffers, and R. Smlh each smgled once. For New Haven C .Jordan. !.. Stephens, D Phalen and K. Javms each singled. Tigers trip Reds In a close game the Tuppers Plains T1gers edged Racine's Reds, 10-8. Durst was the winmn~ pitcher who releaved Collins. They had a Iota! of eighl strike outs and six walks. Starting p1tcher for the Rl'ds was David Arnbergey, whn w·lS relieved m the fourth by Mark Porter. Riffle relit•ved Porter 111 the fifth . They had a total of four stnkeoulo.; and six wa lks. The game decided tht> Eastern Lilli<· League Champwnship sinct• the Tigers had previOusly beaten the Reds. Had the Reds won the two clubs would hav e been coehampwns. but gomg mto the bottom of the fmal mning thmgs looked bad for them, being down 1\-1. Donme Rifne opened w1th a double, Beegle llfOunded out. Turl ey smgled, Tuttle walked, McMilen smgled, Shannon R1fne walked, Mark Porter walked, Bnan D1ehl smgled, and Shannon Riffle was thrown nut m a close play at home. David Amburgey cleared the bases with a home run and Brian Durst fanned the lasl batter to end the mning at 8-11. In extra mnings, the Tigers p1cked up two runs tn take the ·Jcad, then reliever Brian Durst buckled down to strikeout the Reds m order tn !he bottom of the frame. For T.P. Jeff Caldwell slammed a triple, Brent Bissell ripped a double and Blackwood a double. Porter and Rifne added doubles for Racine. Angels win again New Haven Angels improved their league record to 4-1 and overall record to7-l as they downed the Middleport Dusters 5-4. Leading hitters for the Angels were Michele Gress with a hoemrllfl and double, Paula Bird a home run and single, Teara Gardner and Reesa Harris each had two singles, Tracy WoHe had a homerun and Heather Hargroves a single. Hitting for the Dusters were C. Sauters with a homerun and triple, Love Batey two singles, and . E. Meier, T. Philips and M. Nelson each with a single. Lose third in row In Meigs Junior girls softball .Jictiol! Tuesday night Pomeroy harided Union Boiler of Racine its third loss of the season, 10.1. · Pomeroy's leading hitters were Daphne Dillard with three sirtgles and a home run, Candy Staats two ,, Pomeroy 12 Racine 11 ln a close hard fought pony league game Pomeroy edged Racine 12-11 behind the combined efforts of Rod Roush and winner Jackie Welker. They combined for 7 strikeouts and four walks. Jay Bostick and Doug Owens combined for 3 strikeouts and 6won walks for five Racine. has the last gamesPomeroy since losing its season opener to Albany . Pomeroy, !;-1, has won five games by a one run margin. Kevin Mowery had a triple and single for the winners; Chris Kennedy and Vince Knight two sin~le~ Greg Fields a double, and Todd Hysell, Jackie Welker, Joe Fields and Rex Haggy each singles. For "Racine Riffle and Evans doubled, while Ebersbach, Owens, Davis; Hensler, B011tick and Clark each singled. Paul Harris paved the·way with two big singles . 1:30 P.M. Sunday New Haven 2 I 2: 45P.M. Saturday Saturday !0:45A.M. 4: 00P.M. f ha mpi ons h ip Field I Salem Center Mason I 5:00P.M. Middleport Braves I Reedsville '-------' Harrisonville 1:30P.M. 2 5:00P.M. I !2:30P.M. Saturday 2 Middleport Indians i'" Fidd 2 p[, , --------' Powell's tournament The fifth annual Powell's Little League Tournament has been scheduled for this weekend with first round play beginning at 10:45 a.m. Saturday. The finals are to be played at 4 p.m. Sunday. 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The race is sponsored by the runmng club and the c1ty of Vandalia G~Une~~ ('lf'\('laod a1 N<"w York Phlladl>lphla NPW York Pl!riD\If'Rh 198 7 <., J,J ildr n q o., • ,1 n 1 Tht:s year , the nt ce h 1s been sa nc- at U.11l lmol"'l". tno Mont rPal - H OC K INC \. Al Lr Y l r C. I O N I I I\ C. U I A lllt' tl<;) Murr,lv ( rly r,) l'l l 1(11 Nt ' l<,ro nvl l lt ·J ) till!' 10 L 0( (rlll fl ( dOU"t'r 0 I IOl)..,ir'f I Ml nrw...ota at T oron to St Louis 400 000 000- 4 10 I 1100 2:10 OOx- 5 9 4 i\ tht•n s smglcd, e~ nd T n11! R1ff h IHt rt sa c n ftce fl y scnn ng I<"" It' Ids Mt:•Jgs pla tl'd llw go-(l lll'd tl anti wmmn g run s 111 till' f1 ft h mmng wlwn T W:.~ y l a nLI si! Wled. Kl'nt Wnl ft· s 111gled. Hl' mslt•y .-,ac nfl ct· d tht· run ners tu second <.tlltl th1rd C:l lld F~t · ld:-­ htt a ho111e ru n OVl' r lilt' t'l' lli L'r fll'i d tiOned by the Alhlel1c Congress of Ohw as the 1982 Stall' Cham p111nsh1 p 15 K1lomeer Race 1Wl11 41 1 IAI Chlf\1 ~0 1Hoy t l0-l • al St>allk> I BI',IIIIt' ~·trol r tra\ l'l.'i to Fklprr · Sunda! J,JI1l'St'On ' Me1gs scored 111 tlw fourth nn a SlllKie by Phd K111g, J t' IT ~ F ~t· ld s wets Jut by a p1 tc h. Te rry W a~ lcii HI Amert ca ClassiC" runnm g ra ct' (j{'\('la nd 1Barkpr S.l1 a1 Nf'~ Yo1k 1.Joh n I t; , 111 1 Oa kl a nd 1MC'la tl\ ~ II aTTI'Xd ~ 1To1n ana .l·?• 1n 1 K:. n;;" ('it' ' 1Sp ll1tnrff 74 • a1 Calllornl. l Mllwaukw al . . . 1xth Ml'I J.!S scheduled here July 17, begmnmg at 8a.m \ 1 If( I Satwrday's <-Jil d Fl t•l d.s c1 hot nt• ru n W<J yla nd <i nd bc~ tt e r y1nak l'PUSHI Tt •JTY W<i y lcw d ll'<il li t:d up f11r llw \ldor! Tran· sufft·n·d the l o~.s w1t h Mt{'utn b:-; t ' tl ll llll ~ on 111 rl'lld lfl tlk here Tuesday VA NDALIA - The ··c rossrood' nf Bal11mort• 1Fiana ~~~at .'i ln g lt•s. I 0 0.-1fl I j;:aO ~~ •. I n I l Leg11m tei:lll l kntX' kt•tl Athe ns from tht• ra nks of t ht• unbt>aten a Ht•r spotllng lht• \'!Slltlrs fo ur runs tn lht• f1rst inmng bt·fun · f1 ghtlll J,! bal' k tn WIO till' 5-4 dt •t ' IS III!l Am em :an Vandalia to host '82 race 1St!Ml& 7•. 10 1 Mll wa ukt"' IiL-ITh Mt•lgs Jurl + Q l lf'v('lu nd ~ . Nl'W York 2 at Th e :l~ Tf'xa' t Oakland 1 Ca lifo rn ia 7 Kansa , C\1\ 1 Onl) !;:a~ sc hed uled Friday'!! Gllll._ Mlni'I('S()ta riWd lf'rn J.8 1 dt •Pf'lr,. IH1 - 1nn I' 17 " Thllnlllly'a G&t11e'o l)(>t rol t 7. Balll morf' I [)(> t roll SYRA CUSE 10 1-1 \\ M!&t'm l)t,Won ( ,\ llfoml.t K.an.'i.ll~ Clh <"hwaao SPattlt' Oak tar.J Meigs legion team knocks off Athens Mt' ti!S Iu tt er:-- wt•n · Wt1l ft• c11H l K ova lchik a s1ngk, Phil K111g, Tt·t r! WC:IylanU . a nd Jt•ff W ayl<c~ ntl 1\\ 11 t'd 11 Kan:<.a!. City at Ca lifornia Wranglers post win In a bomb-shelling performance at Middleport the Middleport Wranglers lrtpped Pomeroy 23-17 in junior softball action. Carol Smith m relief uf Tammy Cremeans was the winmng pitcher after taking over m Ihe th1rd inning. Swartz was the losing hurler. Carol Sm1th had a perfect mght includmg a horne run and four sihgles: Gina Follrod a perfect mght with fi ve Singles; T. Hendricks four singles ; C. Bailey a double and three Singles; Kim Dent three singles, Shannon Hindy a triple, Chadwell a double, Cremeans two singles, Radekin and Hindy two singles. Pomeroy is 3-3 and Middleport >-J on the year. 2 Rutland BeatDravo Pomeroy Sr. defeated Drav o >-1 here recently with Barb Hatf1eld p1ck111g up the wm Trac1 Mearns suffered the loss for Dravn. Renee Smith had a triple and a smgle for !he wmners; Barb Grueser a home run, Andy Riggs a double, and Mary Moore, Barb Hatfteld, and Elaine Sm1th each singles. Debbie M1chael and Drema Owens had the only Dravo hits. Blitz Salem Center ln Little League acllon the Middleport Indians blitzed Salem Center 16-4. Sean G1bbs as the wmner w1th 12 strikeouts and 10 walks. Carpenter went two mnings fur Salem Center w1th one strikeout and one walk . Wright and Oiler came on 1n relief w1th Otler setllng down 10 v1a slnkeouts. J . R. K1tchen had three smgles and a double for the wmners ; S. Gibbs had three singles, J. Fink three Singles, Scott Ne1gler two smgles, Tndd Hood a double, M. Southern a Single and C. Becker a smgle. McGuins, Oiler and Lambert each smgled fur Salem Center. Saturday 2:45P.M. !0:45A.M. Saturday Chester The Josmg p1lche r fur R.a cme wa s ln the senwr softball league adwn PPJ;1croy l'iauncd a 4~ 1 tnwnph over New Haven as Barb Hatfield p1 cked 1982 Powell 's Little Leagu e Tournament Saturda y, June 26- Sunday, June 27 Pomeroy Mason II the year. Summer baseball results given • Ready for the big bQmb " Honey, turn down your Walk man, I want to ask you a question. " Ill town luke human hfc. That power 1s nega ti vely statedin the Bill of lli ghts, m la n~ uagt• that speaks of: ,. ··No person shall be ... depnved of ilf•·. libo:rt y or property, without due .. prot't'SS of law ." If Jill body IS to be · ~ tlt•pn vl'<l of life without due process, _ lugll'H I ri gor requi res lhut one acre pt the proposition that the reqwrements of due proceS>i havmg bt.•cn met, lift' ca n indeed be forfelted ln other words, the ot>- , slructiomsts cannot jusllfy what they are dmng unless they are prepared to say that they are taking :'. !he Cpnst1tution mto their own han- , ds. We remember what happened to , Richard N1xon when he tried that. ........ --.. ---- cnmmals. It IS only half true that, in thiS country, we have government of the people, by the people and for the people. Now 1l1sn't as through the people of New Jersey and New York had set out to do s om ethin g un constllutwnal We went through that. Back 10 years ago, the Supreme Court acted to nullify a nwnber of state laws on the grounds that they did v1otate the due process clause of the Constitution as the couri had come to understand it. But the court didn 't rule that capital punislunent was cruel and unusual punislunent, although it certainly is unus ua l. Back on May 18, Steve Garvey was hltting a modest .238 with two home runs, and the strikeout s were coming faster than the runs batted ln . Now , with 10 homers - seven In his past 19 games- and a recuperating average o! .2'>6, the Los An· geles Dodgers' !lrst basema n has seen his game. skyrocket Int o the wild "Dodger Blue" yonder . " It !eels very good now," Garvey says. "Obviously the first month and a half was a struggle for me. Now I'm driving In some runs, whlch I have to do to contribute." Garvey homered, and he a nd Ken Landreux each drove In a pa lr o! runs Thursday night to back Jerry Reuss to his ninth victory in 14 decisions, a 5-3 tliumph a t Atlanta. The defending World Ser· ies champions are now in third place In the National League West after winning 10 of their past 13 games, moving within 5Y, ga mes of division-leading Atlanta. Around the rest of the league, Philadelphia clobbered St. Louis 10· 2. New York downed Mont real 3·1, San Diego edged Cincinnati 7·6 in 13 Innings, and San Francisco got by Houston 4-3 In 10 Innings. "We wanted to get out front early and lake the advantage, and that' s just what we did," said Landreau x, who drilled an RBI single In the first Inning, then drove in a run with a single in the Dodgers' two- run Willi.am F. Buckley Jr. qu estion whethe r yuu wen• 111 fuv or The Daily Sentinel Page 3 Garvey continues lusty hitting By A880Cialed Press Capital punishment Pomeroy Middlepori, Ohio ~ Pct. ~76 ~7 1 m GB - J •-: ~~~ ~ :m 1 14 e ..., - ~2 ,'JI,I ~1 ~·./ !fl l,; ol'i l 4.1'1 IJI.<i 42!1 \:ll,l l Hrt ' N Mr sses Pome r oy D ril vo M 1dcilepon ) 1 Fru Th ) ) B eaq le & Bf' M it £' N('w Hoven R<ltn b ow G ill "> 7 J I 4 0 1 4 4 ) I I 2 SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS ThW"!!day'11 G111""" Ph lla dl>lphl a 10. St Louis 2 Nt"W Yo rk l. Mon tn>al I San ~o 7, ctnclnnatl &. 13 Innings Los An~k's 5. Atlama 3 Sa n F'raoclsco 4, Houston 3. tO lnmnw.-: Only gafN'5 scheduled Frklay'1 GanSt Louis rAnduj ar fHt at Chicago 1./l'n klns 4·8• Nt'W York tF'alco l'll' 43 and Zachry 4 ~~ dl Philadelphia 1Ruthvm ~5 and F'armN H !. 2, 1!·nt PUisbuf"'th 1Robinson 6-3 and Rhodrn l 61 at Monl~al 1Sa nd£>rson &4 and Ll.>a 6 21. 2. ll·n t Atlanta !P .Niekro 5.21 a t Cincinnati 1Bermyl ~7 1 . 1n1 Los 1\nfil!'ie!l !Welch H1 a t Houst011 rD .Smllh 1·31 , (nt San OteRo ( Eichl'lbt'rgpr 5 81 at San Franruco 1LaskPy ft.41. t n1 rr;;;;r~r.~";i;;ii~~~ 11 I l l YOUIII DIAUIII NCJwt @nation @mpany SALES 204 con1dor Pomeroy, Oh. P!to_ne.9J.2:291S ~!'"New-5prlng & summer Hours Mon.-Fri. 9:00 to S:OO MilLING DIVISION Seeds - Bird Seeds · Oyster Shells and Grit - Fertilizers ·· Lime ·: Ce ment and Mortar - Stock Salt - Water Softener - Remedies . Salt litters - Vaccine · Roofing · Paints · Red Brand Fencing - Baler anr. Binder Twine Sprays - Gates - Hay - Straw SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. 992-2119 ' Julv �I. 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' W1 la nder co ncfxkd JU.">I monutes after escaping "tth ho' No 7 sred on g on tact a nd a 7 b. h-4. b'J lnumph Thu rsda1 0\1'1 Nduka OdlZOt of NlgNoa The highest ranked ml'n s pl,ll co on tod av' s card was No ~ \' 1t as G t• ruldliiS, w ho took on !\('\\ Zi'CJ lander Bruc~ 11etltn In othc1 matc hes. Stan Smtih . 11 ho upS<'t mnth S('('{jed i\ndo cs Go ml'l of Ecuado o on a f11 sf muncl ma tch. mPt Ha nk Pft s t~o. 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" '" .' lluk llf'l' I.e·~ ~ 6. ti4 . 7 " txth ~dNl Wt •nch Tu1 nbull o f . \u ~ t 1 alta st d \ Pd off Holland' s M dl"' Pll.t M~s kr • o li-4 . 7 h. No 7 Pam Sho11c1 defeat('(( fell011 \mPooc.tn 1 h.1m lonC'" n 1, h-1, and No ClSv lvw H.tnoka of Wt•sl Ceo manv ddeJted Amrrtc.tn Paul,o Sm tih h-2. fi- ~ On thr men' s ~ rd e. lr mm\ Con 1\ on g pl.tll~l h<' l IIXIIh smgiPS m.llcll "' lh~ Al l [ngland l.a11 n not , got h1s fu " ' Sf'l tou s t r~t f1 om a rC'Surgcnt .John Al c xa nd<• t Connoo s post('(( a h .l. ~ · li h 1, 7 b ·1C'nm s ..tnd ( roquPt Club. sco tm g ...1 h \, II 2 \ tet o n O\ r 1 Claud ia Pas w1n lo JOin IO(J·SC'edro .John Mcl-:n tO<' on t h ~ thiod oound Gilder has Classic lead HARRISON. NY rAPt - Bob Glider has a goal for the year " I want to win twoce." Grider said " I feel like I can won agaon I' m play ing well enough. and I'm putting well enough ... ' .• THE ERRORS PROVE COSTLY FOR REDS - San thrl'\\ tht• ball away a t first during the second mnin ~ of a game Thursday 111 Cinci nnati. Perkins went on tu serund em tht• t•rrnr and tea mmate Terry Kcnnt.>dy st·ured frnm sec·ond. The Red s gave up five unearned run> thruugh the forst three innongs of the game. I AP hos tune l11mt " '"' be tloffo cult . forst base as Cmcnma ti Reds first baseman Dan Driessen ~ o ves chase for the ball after Reds pitcher Greg Hams fielded Perkms' hogh rhopper but then espccta ll y sulct• yuu 've ce:tl' h pushed Ihe other's stubborn butlon Why not onstead ask h1111 tomakt• a tl epos tt l .aserphutn f Errors kill Reds in 7-6 loss CI NCINNi\T I !API - Th~ San Do~go Padt "' penchant for losmg l f'<.~d s had Ma nage r D1c k W il ha m ' 11 0nd~t mg whPn Murphy 's law \\OU ld lf'CJ VC' them a lone H~ got hrs a nswer Thursday noght wh~n JU'I about ~verythong t h.tl could possobl\ go wrong drd Thos 11m0 howrveo. th P Crncmna lo Kf'd-; WPil' lhC' VIC'l lms. 7 b m 1.1 m nmgs ' I gu~" II'P'I<' had enough of Mo Murphy fm ,, wh rl ~ Conconnatt c~r tJtnll h,l', too · Wrlllams saod. af " '' an et 1ooon" ptrkoff throw IC'd IO Bob Sh1rlr v. 24. the stxth Concmna ll p llc her. was o n the m ou nd wh•n Luos Salazar led off Ihe 13th onmng woth a double lo nght Tom Flannery was battmg when catcheo Alex Toev mo fired a perfect pockoff peg to Oestet a t <;eeond . bea tong the dovmg Salazar back to the ba s ~ H owev~ r. lhe two playets go t langlro up ,md the ba ll squorted loos!' for an e1t ot on Oes ler that l ~t Sa lazar take th11 d base Flannel\ th~n lofted a sacnfo ce Oy f01 lh~ takes your balHC!'i agaon [or a t lea'! anothco yea r ' u " out · Thr Reds madC' t h1 f'f' f't rot s to ' Hf't P "e grt a brf'ak on a not hf'r b.td plav ," Wtllta ms saod " H ~ !Sa I.!Zarr evtden tly JarrPd the ba ll lo<l'e bee a uSC' he was a dead duck h~lp t h~ The Padres manage! was n t as tho Uled about hts club's faoluo e lo hold the stx nm lead The Pado es Jlso was t rd a chance to scorP w he n at seco nd base We ca m r o ut smrl thf' third mmng F'I VP of those tu ns long like a rose .. utro lhP ga m E' was losl a few 111 "f'I"C' uneat nC'd OC'strr. w ho m adC' an C>rror m lhC' Padres' five run third mntng, ,tgJred lhat Salaza r would h.t v ~ bern eoased of he could h av~ held ont o the ball "There' s no way he cou ld h av~ golf<'n to the base brcauS<' I had 11 nongs ear lt~r." Wrlltams sa od "There' s no excuse too not holdong "h-0 lead " The lo-s snapped the RC'ds · threegame wonnm g sit ea k. whi c h <'qua iled the or longest of the season " We had Ihe gut s to come all the (){>sff'J ~a td way back," DnesSf'n satd "Th a t '~ Rut Wrllt.tm ' wal ched .t s Ius club ""''ed a le.1d fot th~ filth tome on the thr('(' ganlf' sE' tl('s wtth Cm c m natr The RPds stormf'd back w tl h .1 fl\f'- run stxth mnm g, and Diln Dt tC'sSf'n's tv.·o- out smglr m thf' nmt h ~ con-'tl shur h tup Ron 0f'st('J toliPl hPgamec~nd .::rt upM1 Mur phv'<., revcn gC' blockM.' " H(' JU St elm e tow at d mP and pulled m1 " good ondocatton " Schlichter signs Baltimore contract on the ftt st rou nd of the college draft. has been sogned to a serti'S of one-year conlracts But thl' club de tr•t think..<; thr Pn v Honm f'nt IS ju st ttghl foo hrm on th~ Ba ltomore cloned to dosclose anv of the t ~rms Colt s. and wr lh hts conto ac t sogned. of the agreement Tom Rerch, Schlic hte t · s agenl . >J td h~ rs lookon g fot ward to a long fu1u11· wtth lhe Na toonal Football sa id lha t condot 10ns are ju ' t tight now on the Colt s for the coll~ge Lm gu~ learn " I'm ven happy,' the 22-year sta ndoul " It 's ternbly omportant thai lhe old former All Ameroca n saod Thuosclm 'You know tha t you ~n v tronment be nght for a young h3\ e to sogn soone o or la ter. bul It' s player, a nd we feel tha t thos Is a l!'l'rifoc opportunoty for At1 H~ a hva y ~ a re lt C'f to g c>t1t done sooner knows tha t he's only one of several I m hopong too a good workong 1eld quar te rbacks who have to compete tton, hop wtt h the Colt s a nd a long for the sta rting JOb here and that fu tuJ'!' tn Balt omorP" not hong will be handed to hlm He' s Th~ Co li s a nnou ncPd that anxoous to go out a nd show what he Sch l trht~r . th0 t~am's seco nd pock can do." said Reich Sl'ioto rt'>iU It ~; Schlichter wtll get that chance , tart ong July 16. whe n Coach Fra nk COLUMBUS. Ohto ii\Pt - 0 K Kush wtll call the rooktes togelher Drrk . d oov~ n bv Ben Whtt ~ . turned the mt l ~ on 2 01 2 o to takP lheelghlh fo r the slart of tra oning camp featured ra('(' at Sctoto Downs and Schlichl er' s pnmary compeiltoon on the light to replace Bert .Jonesclaom lhe $!i.IXJO open p1efened now with Ihe Los Angeles Ramshandicap trot will rome from Arizona State's 0 K Dock clarmed a 2 1h·length voctorv Thursday, payong $3 40, Mtke Pagel , the fourth-round pick $2 80 a nd $2 20 Nut) a mmer flnVeterans Greg Landry a nd oshed second to rel urn $4 40 and Davrd Humm a nd free agent Ron $2 40, while Jeff' s Sitek Andy paid Meehan of Towson Statearealsoon $2 60 to show the roster, bul Kush has made It The first t rifec ta of 10-3 5 reclear that the job Is there to be won turned $l,rm ~ A crowd of 3,760 wagered $2'11,615 !3.\I.TIMORE !APt - Formro Ohro S t at~ quarterback i\rt Schltch bv onP of th~ rookies should they pl OVC' Up 10 11 At Ohto State. Sch ltchter sla rt ed hoo games and bo oke 16 of the college's 1rcords AftN tradmg J ones lo the Rams ca r lyo n the mornmg of draft day In Apt il . the Colt s used the ftrst-mund pock acqu ored from Los Angeles to tak ~ htm mstead of Bngham Young's Jom McMahon. who was gra bbed bv the Chocago Bears. "The consensus wa~ that whole McMahon mtght be belter a ble to mov<' onto thestartmg lineup unmedoatel\ . Schlichter would be the bel· t!'r qual'lerback five years down thl' road,'' Kush saod a t the lime. oil WARNING The Meigs County Humane Society is being misrepresented by unknown per son(s). Please be notified that only one humane agent exists . Contact the Humane Society at: 992-6505. 6 cyl., AIJID., PS SUMMERWEAR ·1973 MERCURY MONTEGO ............................s795 30% OFF 1972 PLYMOUTH ......................................... S895 UNDERWEAR Not All Sizes Available OPEN MON.-:;AT. 9:30-5:00 Auto, , Air. . 2 Dr., HT, Looks and runs good. FORD MOTOR HOME .............................., ... s1200 Ready tD 110 campmg. 19,76 FORD lf2 TON TRUCK .......................... s1595 HI: Bed, Stand. 1975 FORD F-100 ....................................... s895 Auto., PS, little roul!h. runs ltlllld. ·-1971 FORD F-100 . .............................,........ 1 ~7~5 . KIDDIE SHOPP 111 w. 2nd Pomeroy, Oh. Tlw sc hool bt·gan rn 1921 and hCJ s ('rJil'd for sonw 15,000 thJid l l'll Tht• MounlCJIIl MJ sswn slatted b) Satn Hurley provtdcs a hom e. sc hool ctn d ( hurch for need y g rr Is mu..l boy s There wa s a program of so ngs a Br ble story drama Hllli r t..'C itcttwn Dunn g tht• progr alll, d11 t'clOJ JUill' WHtcrs pre se nted appn:c t c~tltm L't' r l tfJca tes to th e teal'herscmd helpers. \\ ho then p r e:-~e nt ed u·rtlhCates to average to 1 8.1 "Show was excellent . (U sl pxcel lent ... Wtlllams sa id the game. slam mro onto the wa ll to ra tch Salaza o· s long fly ball a nd !'nclthe thi·ea t ·Thai' s not orall\ thrillmg I fog Pado"" buold a b·ll lmd on Sehoul 111 Gr undy, Va v 1ctory a nd lower hi!-, earned r un Ihey loaded the bases woth lwo out .• lx mk Tuppt.'rs Plams Chun·h of Chnsl Reloever Enc Show. 4 3. polched four scoreless mnmgs to pock up the tn the te nth onnong. but n ghl fie lde r Duane \\l al k er who had fou r hit s m gam~ e:t frozt •n !ipc nn 1acat 10n Btble sc hool t lo sm g p1 ogr a Ill wa :-. held Junl' 20 Sli des wett' shown of the Mtluntam Mlss tnn runmng the tn My good fncnd 's husbcJnd rs what you, 1-U>Icn, ntl l a ' niCIIT tctl baehelor " believes hi' stone' a bout late workong hours. 01 mayb<.' she JU' l does n' t wan t t, , kno" Evt'I'!Oil t' t•lse 1s awa r e Ht• even b1 e:tgs uf Ills pee- DE AR HELEN Your letters on spanked tet'll s rna de me r emetJ ibt'l .so11 1ct hm g I'd l tk c to fo r get When I wa s 15 , I sUI! I· II ICI"'ed a t m y gnwdpm t•n t ' .s house. whl' fl' two m a tden a unb ll\'t'd I wa s fl good, qUJ et bu\ . but I he c~ un ts dee1tled I needt•d dtscrpltnt' so fu t L'\ et y small sltp, I got lht· hdl l bt ush on my bart• hntlmn ont• .tdll ' JJliSl enng, the otht'l W<i tdHng I tll'Vl'l told Il l)' JJ lnlh t'l dtHI tilt d rd n ' t ll ll'lliltHl tht''W spankrng s a ft er l !.! t ' '" up <:~uni s catl oll os What would yo u I'HII tilt' anti wha t·, the ' olutoo11 " - MAD DEAHMAD Lnokm g be:tek . I 1t' <:~h z e ll h'\ ust·d \t 'I Y flilll S! eXCUSl 'S lu jU S!!£\ till' spctnkulgs Do \UU th111 k son tt' otilt• t n tol!\t' wa s tmohl'd ., - frF:OHGE " Acute mdiSITCtJUn' ' rs il guod 1though perhaps not nn glllctll name for this condllJOn Thl' t Ult' ? A1 e y ou sure thi s w1fe w cmt:s one " She 11 1ay NOW45 !JF.AR GF.OHCF fo gure her husba nd 's Fotda)' mght fltn gs an· a smctll pn ce to pa y f ot Sl'Currt y - H the chtltlren Tht• teacher, , help<'" and pupt ls \H'I"l' cts fnll nw s Cns Watson, ptalllsl , VJJIL't'll i Watt•r s a nd Cr cs l on Nt·w la nd , assi stant drredors NUt sery cla ss M ar c ia Sdh Carleton Bq! tlllll't class Crn tl! St htH·tdt·t \\as th e t ea clwr . w1th .l o<J nn Co lawa1. Sheila Ral'h . Bocnda an d Mt• ol e G oo£foth . C'ola11a~ hdpet s Puprls wt•n• Mu·lwll' G uess. ML'lrssa Guess. Jason Ca rlt'l on, Aut umn G nfftth , J ct ill ll' Wrl son Jul lee Wolft·, Jal'ktt• F.11glosh. Wt•nth Haeh. Susoe Hawk Flo)d Hawk. Ht'atheo Gnffoih. Pa t Nt · ~ la nu . Sll'pht•n Wal t' I s. Jt'sSH d Ccll"' ctnd .Jail! It' Spt'llt'et Pnmar! l'li:l ss Mat h·nt· Kuhn wet :-. thl' teaclw o >~ tl h Clyde Kuhn and Hl'lt·ll New land. ht Ipet> St udt·nh Wt' t t' G uess. teach<'' wtth i\nllt<' Ca laway, Phylhs ,. Newland antl Bt lll l'l' Tulllt• h<•lpe" Pupil s were Cct r rt c Wate t s. Ab rahar n Rach . CUJ1 Sa undns . M•·ndy Gu ess. Mrchl:lel G uess . Joan· na Gulllpf. Jcruntt•e Ce:t!CJWa! cliHI Ar ny Ca 1r, 0d\ td Gumpf. Michael Nt '\1 lantl . Shawn Po" t'. HPbbtt· Ca laway, Chad Co tffot h. l'l ll sut l' 11f ri ' But \ uur p1 nbabl! wt·n·n't cl\\illl' 11f subcmr sc tous sexua l rt1ulr 1 t•s genero us and fuJgl\l' till'/1 1 long pas t tum• 1 - H dlHlh tilt I.., (' s11 bt It 's d Mcu) Hawk ctnd Clur :-. Ccu ll'l11 tt Jumm el.,r ss Cht •J\ 1 Cut l' pf ll'achet. With Tnr Gur npf. l tl'lpt'l Stud l'nt s wer l' Rt ll Ha11 1t \ .Jct s~tll Ha gg<J r , .Ja son Drtlll lL' t Hl'lh Tut'kt•t, AC:Iton W!l sutt, .I Pllll lld\\k Alllllllltt' Rarllt '\ <:II HI A rr \ H rt~ l' t't Ph!l hs New land, Bt ru' t' Tuttlt ctrtd Mt·rlt · G trfftth st•n l'd 1dt t -. 111 1 t'ltl -. A spt'l'tcil lhdllk-\11\1 t.: tlt '" \l' Kl'eba ug h 's Shc~kl· Shnpt M ~11, '" G ut·ss.. Annrt' C'<i iCI\\ d\ Sh t~lt ' \ Ha\\k , Bt'lt! Mrllh1 11h' Blllltl''lultlt Ph\ llts Nt'\\ l<:ttHl Hl'lt•rt Nt'\\ lctnd Ctmh Sl htwr dt·r .ld ll H ll t•.tdlt \ J nt:~nn C<:tlawa\ .111d Mt·r lt• (;1 1fl rll 1 v. hn bt ou g ht tn 1t'flt•s hll ll'llh Tht • pntl! l <:tll l t lost•d \\t l h V rllt t 'll l Watt•Js ll't t't\ til L!. c1 fl ll' till P\\ 11 In Wt•tHh R <:tl h and .J <1 sun D t t'llllt't rn tt •Jtobralt tlll of (I $J()(} IJ IISS \tllldl \ !' tld l l' l\ l 'll b\ t ht• I lrtldtt'll It \\ tl i bt St'lll \ (IGJ U!Hh M( lUil\cUII Yli SSili!!Stlltl( t] -----Health----Infant's milk allergy more se ns1t1v e than ever now. Could you advose me on some thong to do" I read on one of your columns about addong a supplement to molk that would break down the natural sugar. Would hos help" DEAR READER - I u' ually wnte about lactose ontolerance because ot os wtdespread among adults and more people ask about tl. These people do have an enzyme defo coency and have trouble breakong down the lacto'e sugar in milk. But that os an entorely different problem from the one your son has The other problem IS a true allergy. The allergoc reachon " lo molk protem Thos os most hkely to occur on onfants. The unmature digesttve system allows some of the protem to be absorbed onto the bloodstream wothout beong dogested. The allergoc reactwn causes problems as you descnbe. By contra,!, lactose ontolerance usually cau,es bowel symptoms and gas, not hoves. The be't way to manage any allergy "to avood the substance you are allergoc to In thos case tha t mean' molk and all mtlk product. It means not cunswmn g food!i mad e talk a round them but of we ha ve other company he woll not say a word If we go out and eat he tells me what he want. a nd when the waotress arnves he heads for the restroom He woll not ordco for hornself He likes g1rls but won't take to them because of hts speech You mentooned once about a person woth the problem ha vong a poece under the tongue that the tloctnr clopped What do you suggest fo r Campatgn slogans, songs and promotoons of all types have been the 'cene of the '()hio Amencan Legoon Awnliary 36th Buckeye Goris State . The Federalist and Nattonalist parties (the mythical two party system) have set the campus of Ashland College in motion. Elections and appointments of city, county and state government officials, members of school boards and judges have been comleted. Cynthia Lynn Crooks, Middleport, has been elected to the office of State • .RepreSentative. She resides in the city of Cook, McElroy County, helonging to the Federalist party of Girls State. DEAH READEH - He , hould be by a n ear , nose a nd tho oat specoa l"t £or any po"tble anatomocal problem If there a re none. whoch woll probably be the case, you would be wtsc to start hom on speech therapy as soon as possoble These technoques often help rn such eases To fond a qualtfoed theraposl 111 youo a rea, m yson ., examoned \\tlh mfurm attun ... ul'h a.., hohhu·.., nail Jlllt·n ·' l" tu (hung .Juu Suh . prt'sHknt ol lnkrnatton.tl I !"lt'tHhlllp Sot 'Jt'l\. 52- 19. 1- t\ \ . ( hoo ngmtlo· Hll . .lung- t\u- St·uul Kon·~t IFS 1s a non-pnlfttor g.r nrl.llltlll County and area meeting notes ~1ddlcpot t Bu sme"' J.. nd Pt off'..., " 'Olldl \\'omt•n m<' t fo1 ti s tPJ...,rul.tJ ll1P<'Illlg lunP 21 I t I\ " " 1hi' lluh " \bth ._til Il l\ l' l ~J I"\ 13usmt'"" rn cl udt'fl ~t -. ho t I hl -.101"\ of thf' lluh b\ A\uld.J \\'l't !lf'J .t ml t hP ho no1mg of clu!ll ' t m c m t:x•t . ,. 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Pom er oy , Oh OPEN· Mon . thru Fn 8 to 9 Saturday 9 to 5 T~;;;;~~~;;;:~;:;;;:;;~~~~;;;;~;;;;~~;;~~~;;~~;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;~ I • .. b' Jill t!J wntc for mformatwn the Alll erH:an Speech Language Hea r tng 10801 A"ocoatoon, Rockvolle Poke. RO<'kvtlle, MD 20852 The Datly Sentinel IUSPS J4i-9101 A Division of Multlmt'dtw, lnt' Publtshcd t'Vl' f Y urtt'rnunn Montlit) lhruugh Fnday, Ill Court Stn·cl by the Oh1o Vallt'\ Publlshml( Compuny · Multmlellm tnt Pomeroy, Ohw 45769 992·2 i56 Sctond da:-;s poslal(c pa1d a\ Ponwro) Ohw Methbcr The Assunult'l1 Pres..~. lnlund D,uJy Press Assocu:t lwn and the Alnl'llu.HI Newspaper Publ1sht-rs AssOt..'Utl wn Na ll ont~l Advcrt!sml( Repr ~tst·nt attvt• Branh<tm Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenut New Resident elected to Buckeye Girls office or whether !iOIJleone hcts mad e fun hun or not H e has fnl•nd s ant..J w rll woth any omlk at all Now, growong choldren must have an adequatfe mtake of cakouon and the mam source o£ ot os mtlk Much of the calcouon 111 vegetables " not absorbed. You should talk to your doctor about a molk substotute for your boy Some o£ the molk product. made from 'oybean' tha t a re avaoable dt• not conta m any mtlk at all and he may be able to tolerate these. Check every label though for ongredtents Meanwhole I'm sendong you The Health Letter nuonber 7-2, Mo lk Products · Good and Bad Others who want thos ossue can send 75 cents woth a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for ot to me, on care of th1s newspaper, P.O. Box 1551 , Radoo Coty Stalton, New York, NY 10019 DEAR DR. LAMB - My son ts 14 and woll 'tart hos forst year of h1gh school thos fall He ha' a speech defect and takes 'peech on school but thos last 'ummer hos speech ha' really bothered h11n I don't now PEN PALS ~ Tlwst• and utht•r studt·nts from t\un•a an· mtt·n·stt'd 111 c orn·spomhng \\ 1th A malt an s tudt·nts agt•d 12 to 20 Am pt·r~on \H•dlllt g to ha\t' a pt·n pal should Sl' tHI hts or lwr mmw and atldn·ss .t lon g Middleport B&PW I By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - I ha ve an ISmonth-old boy who cannot tolerate m1lk or a nythong made from molk It os a ternble problem sonce so many foods contaon molk products The sma lle't drop of molk goves hom blisters around ht' mouth and onsode hos mouth. He develops red whelps all over hos fa ce Hos eyes woll swell almost clo,ed, then he gets nauseated and usually woll vomot I have taken hom to an allergy doctor but ot dodn't help I !honk he ts . •• / c The worst 1m Hknt uccut tl'd when left the ga ra ge doors open O\' l' l rtr ght In f r on t of lit\ lhlt'l' tl't'll -Ogt' , ous1ns 1 t wo of tlwrn gt rl . ., f. Ill) cuut l s tn adt• 111L pull doY.tl n v pants tlwn put till' au uss d krH't' mul whe:tl kt•d !I ll' n•d I u:rn sl dl ft•t•l lht · !au 11t lt at wn Tuppers Plains completes VBS ao m I dodn 't even know I dropped the ball unttl h ~ got up a nd sta rt ro Pad ! es' stxth unearnf>d run to w tn G,ood Condition. I NEAHING Drego Padres base runner Broderick Perkins rrusses SELECTION OF CARTER sday. (AP Wirephoto) r c m etnbt•r s Pt.•rsuad tng vn ur hu!ibcmd w ttlu n ball " f lhan one" DEADLI NE DEAHNTD 1978 AMC GREMLIN .................................. S1895 2 Dr , 4 spd S1695 1976 MERCURY COMET ............... .... .......... . Billie Jeau Klug defealed Switzerland's He Of course I won't go th rough wrth t he d1 vo r ce, and ht> knuws 1t . but how ct:tn I persuadt• hill ' I wo 1.s better 2 Dr., HT, A·I cond. KING ADVANCES - budge tlaugh te1 to avood that 1978 CUTLAS SUPREME ............................. s4495 Claudia Pasquale, f.3 and &-2 In ladles singles play at Wimbledon Thur- lw He's at sm g les bar s t'\ t't y F' n ay m ght , and usua ll y goes hum t• w1th some btm bn Hts Wife 1s a mt·e person wh o fcwor edl brother t~ lld hl' wants our "It' s ju st a maltPr of gPltmg m He controlled It very well, lndeed. He missed only two greens on the 6,329-yard Westchester Country Club course In suburban New York, alld chipped In for blrdle on one of llitise. He did not make a bogey, and he dld not bave a "5" on his card. of chea ted out of a real fanul y hfe. "on' l position to win again " And. Glider. who scored a five· stroke vic tory earlier lhts year In the Bymn Nelson Classoc . took a major step toward his goal with a &- under par 64 that gave hlm tlje first round lead Thursday on the $400,<XXl Maulacturers Ha noverWestchester Golf Classic "I made three double bogeys In the pro-am Wednesday," Glider said, "and I was a little hesitant about my swing when I went to the practice tee. "But I started hlttlng It good. It came back to me. I felt I was In control, that I was controlling the But DEAHHE LEN always lnsong out lo hos older I a nd thP Pad! (':-; wrnn tng run " It was I 7 -year old posts Wimbleton victory PS suggestiOn , don 't nten tltlll becau'e he says I could put ptn· pncks on them I probabl y would too . I fel'l very dt•eply that onl y dttldren a re Last mght I told hom I'd dovorce hun of he had lht• >lenl11.atoon, bul he tlh l,t'f QUI IJplp ft o m D.tn m I ),u" m h<..tndc ufff'd O. tk l.t ncl on thtt'<' hrt s .tnd D.t \l' Jlo<.;J('t \PJ -. m g \r'(l ho nw thf' go .thc.td 1un" tth d f tfth mnrn,g ~ m g lr .\'l...it lac k '· truck o ut six ...tnd d1dn 1 H .tlk ...t b...ttlf't tn sf'ndm g O . . tkland to th thn d l'OilS(\ ull\ P ~ etba c k ,md n1nth Hl tllr Ids! 10 g, tmf'•, TIH' t\ \ h.!\1' :-.c 01Pd onl\ rllnl' 1un ... 111 111er1 l.to..,t srx outmg <..; ( ' \iff l ohn -.on ol thf' \ " ttl'rl tlH · ·• Ott"' 1\tth :1 foutth rnnrn g homt •t hut !lw l t~n gC:i 'i " r nt ,th f', td .m tnnlll g ldtf't \\ hPn Wh en won't have sex wtl h me until he's saf e H e won't even use u mdorns out turn to haw Mr MuqJhv help old !-; ,tth\ l{tn .t l<lt aga ont the tmw when he 1111 ght feel tlofferently " 53 1 JACKSON PIKE Rt 35 WEST Phone 446-4524 BARGAIN MATINEES ON SAT & SUN ALl SEATS JUST $200 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2 OU FRIDAY thru THURSDAY I JUNE 25 thru JULY 1 York New York 10017 POSTMASTER ~ nd Hdt.frt.Sll tu Tht• D<ttl} Sentt~l . 111 Ctlurt St , Ponll'r~ . Ohw45769 Sl 00 $4 40 $52 80 SINGLE COPY PRICES 15Ct>nls Substnbt·rs not des um ~ to p1:1y th e tl:lrrtcl liUI)' rcm1t m ~:~dv~:~nte threl'l tu Th1 D~:~!Jy St·nlmt•l on a 3 6 u1 12 month bHSI!i a edtl wttl bt· l!tvcn l'iU ncr t'Ht hmonth "" EI ' I \1\HU' Bl ' l \10\ II 1'1 . ' Ntl sub& rtphuns by lfli!<ll pcnnJltl'tttn towns wllt'n• hntnc l'H rncr :;crvltt' IIi uvar l ublc MAIL SUBscRIPTIONS luldt' Ohlt1 1 3Week.>~ 114 fl.! 26 Wet·k.'i 127.30 15118 52 Wt't..•k.>~ Oullildt- Ohi11 13WI't..'b 26Wt't...<b $2Wt't'k.'l 115 21 129 6< 156 21 ,, '80' CHEVROLET MONZA CPE. "77" PONTIAC GRAN PRIX '78' FORD LTD II C tape deck, ps, pb, Low mlles, new brakes & exhau st. small V 8. "A Super Buy" trans ral ly' wheels Black Beauty" '3995 SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motur Roote Ont•week Ont· M onth Om• Yt•ar $ave t • • Ill I ' J, I /iidd'lid\1 t' l ' I '79' PONTIAC LEMANS COUPE A C, ps , pb , rear ro st e r . s mall V 8, see & drive '4995 '79' DODGE MAGNUM S/E '81' CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO V 8 auto tran s ps pb a Tu To ne pam! V 6 w1re v.hee! c ove r s spor t c bucket sea ts V 6. auto trans ps, pb. a c Red & Ready '5995 Real N1ce rr11rrors ' Supe r C lean ' '4695 '7495 500. 00 DISCOUNT ON ALL AMC CARS '82' VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT DEMOS. '3495 '80' CHEVROLET CAMARO $ave 1 Plus 5 year 50,000 mde wa rr anty thru Jul y 12th 1 gas 1 d1e se l '1,000 00 OFF STICKER I ASK ABOUT OUR EXCLUSIVE 12 MONTH OR 12,000 MILES NATIONWiftE USED CAR WARRANTY! Call John Sang or Jim Walker or Wendell Vaughan rw-r:< �Dancing n101 11111 lli't 111111 \~ 1\h b<' hPid Jl !he S.' In dthh ltnn, lht' ltiUSt'UIIl \.\111 ft c~\UJ t' spt•t 1.:11 tlt splci\ s. t uiiL'I- Mulbct n IIPll .., dt'lliPI\slr<:~lltms and <-JUdJo- C itizen s' rC'niC't \ lsU.!l pt ngr dil l tin uugiHIU\ lll1 rtflt 1 rHHHl 1111 Sund,t\ MONDAY Fasll' r ll Athld11 Howard and Dretna Smtih, of Blounl, Will obserw !hell 251h wcddmg anntvL·rsary Salurda) Cll 2 p 11 1 w1th an opt•n receptwn at then hum c on Ca mpbell 's Creek T ht' couple r:~re funn el r es rd cnce of Ltncoln Htl l. Ponwroy They have three ch tldr en. Greg Ill) . Rtck and Tr"cy. They we t c marn cd July 5. 1957 w v" . BoosiL'IS, spt"i' tdl rn t'l'llllg, 8 p 111 • a l the Iugh st houl pur pos1· - to rnakl' Juh i pl<~n s $ 1 :\1u"ll ll\ Sitlll,t..; Dustt •t s A PORTLAND tlf tht' Bl'(I S\ s ho~n at FrL't'thllll II H l\ h ' Astrograph \\ lil bt (,,,.., ,w] lll l(;l ).! t' M! s.s tuntHlt <lUil l\ rlldd II .t l \)'' ' tlcttHI on Fnda\ at 7 JO p 11 1 I ht publll 1:-. ill\ tkd tu c~th• JH\ \ lll'SIIIIU : - l ht'tt'lltll bt·.t ! 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'r .trt bn:un 11 1llr no ddttllll' plan 111 lllllltl t uuld tUJII out tu bt' d!\\ I IIlli !. ! but s tH • t ...,sful lt~dil\ "ll t\ HILS Llan 20-Ft>h 19) At sot Ia! 1--.!d l hl'Jillgs tOt..idV sla\ l'losl' to tlh 1 rh \Ill! ta rllt \\ llh J<ilhl'J th<lll \HHult·r off lll st'ilt~h of g r el'ncr p<! . ., llll t " Flu ld!Juns ' PU!d bat kfllt' I'IS( ES IF't•h 20-Mart'h 20) Tht ngs JII IJ)IIrtanl '' ' \our Jlliite tndCI\ rn.t\ nut bt • 11npor ltinl to \OU ur 1 Itt' 1 t' l Sil If\ ou hopt• tn lll..tlll lillll hi::l l · 1111111\ f111tl d ll tUIUdllll{t• t l'S I \HII :S tMarfh 21-A pnll91 You It ii kl'l'll ubst'nt 1 of olhl' rs lodii v hut \ uu rn ust t.! UdJ d a).!alllst a lt•ruknn to blur I out un so l1t 1lt>d ut l!Clslll \\ h,l\ \ti ll \\dill I ll Sd \ IIICJ\ bt• l.aken Wlll/l )..! L\lJHLS IAJlnl 20-Mav 20 1 Subdu t' lt'll lplrtllo!ls to WHJ!t' l ur ga n 1blt' !t~d<.i\ Y••unnght bt hH k\ fo 1 rt br tl'f spl'll butthJngs cP ultl :mddt:nlJ turn rtrHI 'till t! 1 nd up a losl'l CFJ\tiN I IM:I\ 21-Jum• 20) Ht• t• :d ll'rtl t'h t.u tful and tol e Jdlllln 'tllUr <~!It ·\tt-1\IH rt lr~IJt\!l shJps tudrn t•spt'llttll\ \\hl'n dt•r~l liiJ..! \\tlh vuur l!ldlt' l'lit' St IJdldlii('Srlll'\tl\ dtliLdlt' Sisters celebrate their birthdays Kno; lln.J Lind \nl\ ( onnolh nt •rt · 1 tf'CCntl\ ho no rf'd \\ tth ~ dut~l hn th cP IPb r ~lion ;.~I thf' P11 ~t Slop lhf' d('('Ot<Jllnn ~ and J Smurif'll!' b1rt hd.:n V.f'J P Am•, l ~lh Amenc.l Sm1 th Andrews, De,d wed man 1agr Andt ews " !he daughlct of Not a ~\ ndJ('w s New Ma 1..; hfl(l l d, and 1hC> lale Robct 1 ,\ndt ew s The g t oom lo-be ts !he son of Mt s Lydta Deal. Cm mgt on, K\ Stdney The wcddtng LEAN ON PURINA •••• IT PAYS! 11 ·. Dill J:U Llndm o tht •r F rrda La I km s. L1unr noll\. 0 Alta For Kr 1 s tm<~ \\ ho tumNl Pl g hr wcrr CarnC' ( . tllll ~.m Am \ \\ I'll Mar, .lo RI'Cd Dcc Cltnc .John .t nd .J ~l\ Hol s m grt Jpff Durst. Stf'\r ' Barnell K1 lc F'c~unspaugh I om Ma xrv, a~ Wf'll J!-. hf't gt and mot he r and au nt Th C'\ <II I ' l ht· d.wghiPJ -; of , Knsrina Connolly Amy Connollv :\1rdrHI Mto... \\artf'Jl (onnoll\ Bolh gu ls rccctvf'd may gills County and area schools' honor rolls llil I e, ]{i\:-.1]1! 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Mtddleporl. on F'a lhet's Day The even!, altendf'd by 40 of the famtl v's 'H descenden ts. ''"' hel d al !he Roya l Oak Patk Kanauga PURINA 1.08-0N liSE IN8BCTICII AttPnd1ng wrt r E 1nf's t a nd Marv Wells, John Kalheryn <~ nd Et ntc Metzgct. Ktlly Oa t sl a nd c htld ren. ste Melzget and daughlct s. Am y and Shell). J ack and Mary Jane F'errcH and gtandson Da nn\ H.Pd man. Tet ry ond Donnd Skaggs and so n. Donny. Ltsa Wt lmoth and I A Al.ce N ease POMERO Y CHUR C H OF TH E NAZARENE Co rn er Umon and Mulberry 1 . 'l 399 W Matn St. Ph 992· 2164 Pomeroy, Ohto Th e Store Wtlh "All K mds of Stuff " For- Pets, Stables, large & Small Antmals, Lawns & Gardens HARRIS FARMS PORTLAND, OHIO HOMEGROWN PRODUCE SQUASH or ZUCCHINI 34~ 5 3.98 KRAUT CABBAGE ................ 19(1 PEPPERS ..............~.~.~.~.F..... ..... .............. 35e 'R 3/sl.OO CUCUMBERS.................................... 25e 5/ 5 1.00 BUNCH BEANS ................................................... 69eLB. oR flUSH£ l 1 !'!< 50¢ TRINIT Y CHURCH Rev W H Perrtn pastor Debb1e Buck Sunday sc hool supt Church Schoo l q 15 am worsh tp serv 1ce 10 30 a m CI''IOir rehearsal Tuesday 7 30 p m under d.recl1 on o f ( MODERN SUPPLY II Rev V1rg•l Byrer pa stor G len McC lung ass! past or Clyd e He nder so n pastor emer 1tu s Sunday Schoo l Q 30 o m Glen M cC lung sup! morn m g worsh•p 10 30 a m eve mng serv 1ce 7 00 mtd week serv•ce W ednesday 7 00 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH • 326 E Mom St Pomeroy Su nday se rvt ces Ho ly Commumon on the f1rst Sunday o f eac h month ond comb1ned w1 th morn1ng prayer on th e thtrd Sunday Mornmg prayer and sermo n on all o ther Sundays of the month Church Sc h ool and nur se ry core provtded Coff ee h our 1n the Por~sh Half 1mm&d•olely fo ll ow 1ng rhe ser vtce POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRI ST 212 W Mom St Ne tl Proudfoot pas tor B1ble · schoo l 9 30 o m mornmg wors h1 p 10 30 o m You th meetings 6 30 p m even1 ng worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday n1ght prayer meet1ng and B1ble s'udy 7 30 pm THE SAl VAT10N ARMY 11 5 Bu tt ern ut Ave Pomeroy Envoy and Mr s Roy Wmmg off1cers 1n cha rge Sunday holiness m ee l1ng 10 om Su nday School I 0 30 a m Su nday sc hoo l leader YPSM Elo1 se Adam s 7 30 p m ,so lvot1on m eettng . venous speak ers and musi C spec ral s fhur sday - 10 am to 2 p m lad res Ho me l eagu e all women m vtted 7 30 p m prayer meettng and Btble study Rev Noel Hermon teache r BURLING TON SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHAPEl Route I Shade Btbl e sc hoo l 7 p m Thursday worsh1p serviCe 8 p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Matn Sl 99'1 S23S Vocal muMC Sunday worsh1p 10 a m Btb! e studv 11 o m worshtp 6 p m Wed nesdoy Btble st udy 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRI STIAN CHUR CH Rev Rolph Sm1th pastor Sunday school 9 30 o m Mrs Worley Franc1s supenntendent Preach1ng serv tces ftr st and ti'md Sundays lollow111g Sunday Schoo l GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Preochmg 9 30 o m ftr st and second Sundays of each month thlfd and fourth Sundays each month worsh1p ser v1ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday even1ng s at 7 30 Prayer and B1ble Study SEVENTH DAY ADVENTI ST Mulberry Hetghts Rood Pomeroy Past or A lbert D1ttes Sabbath School Supermtendent R1to Whtte Sabbath Sch oo l Sa turday of ternoon at 2 00 wtth Worsh1p Serv1ce followtng or 3 IS RUTLAND FIRST BAPTI ST CHURCH Sister Harn ett Warner Su p! Sunday School 9 30 om mor nmg wo rshtp 10 AS am POMEROY FIRST BAPT1 ST Dov1d Mann mm1 ste r Wdltom Snoulf er Sun day school supt Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 o m mornmg worshtp 10 30 o m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTI ST 282 Mu lberry Ave Pomeroy Hers hel Me Clure Sunday Schoo l Superintendent Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn1nq Worsh1p 10 30 o m Even1ng Wor sh tp 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer serv tce 130pm MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH Dexter Rd Rd longs vtlle Rev A A Hughes Pastor Sunday School I 0 a m Serv1ces on Tuesday Thursday and Sunday 7 30 p m FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH Bo1ley Run Rood Rev Emm ett Rowson poslor Handley Du'n n supt Sundoy school , 10om Sunday evenmg serv•ce 7 30 Brble teochrng 7 30 p m Thurs lB. ' t '·' LETTUCE BANANAS 1 I 2HEAos99¢ 3Lss.gg¢ 10 LB. NEW ·POTATOES ....................!2.39 WE AlSO CARRY FRESH PEACHES, VINE RIPENED TOMATOES AND WATERMELON 1981 MUSTANG BIG $AVING$ BIG$AVING$ - STOP BY TODAY FOR A DEMONSTRATION . PAT HILL FORD, INC. DALE R. SANDERS • General Manager South Jrd Ave. Middleport, Oh. PH. 992-2196 . WAS . RAPIQ GROW .... :; ............................. '11••7 5%,SEVIN DUST................................... '2.75 COW MANURE.................................... '2.50 LIMESTONE .............................~~.~.~:.~~~. '2.50 BQNE MEAL ...................................~!:~·.. '4.15 BLoOD MEAL ...............................~.~~..... '4.29 I J I SEE THESE MONEY SAVING SPECIALS 1983 FORD RANGER ~~:-~~~ 992 3978 Purina Rub-On Horse InsectiCide grooms while protecl!ng w1th Insecticide/fly repellent in a blended oil base Comes ready-to-use in a handy one-quart squeeze bottle. OPEN 9:00 TILL 8:00 From Pomeroy: Take 124 East Work Syracuse BROCCOLI DEMO SALE. •• Pomeroy Cabmet M a kmg Purina® Rub-On Horse Insecticide lin hi lJIIH(I '> .tiJA s Alh i!M Co unly & LO.!n S ot~mg\ 992-6655 WE CARRY AFUll liNE OF PRODUCE FOR All OF YOUR CANNING AND FREEZING NEEDS. PlEASE BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINERS. I f <' ~m,P rl v 216 E Matn Mrll til be Saturday PH. 843-2693 Loan Co. NOW ~9.4t ' '1.99~ '2.00\ '1.99 '3.59 '3.59 • ... :"' "· > ·., :~ ·.., ·.,. For A Rea1 Auct1on .. co lithe Rl'al McCoy 1 0 ' Mac McCoy Rt I, Reedsv ill e Oh 9BS 39 44 dolYRACUSE MISSION Cherry St Syracuse Services 10. am Sunday Ev&mng servrces Sunday and Wednes doy, 7 00 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION lawrence Manley poslor Mrs Russell Young Sunday School Supt Sunday School q 30 o m Even rng worship 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet1ng 1:30pm MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Roc 1ne- Re~ James Satterf1eld pastor Mornrng worshtp 9 AS am Sunday school 10 AS am evenmg worsh rp 7 Tuesday 7 30 p m ladtes prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m YPE MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner S1xth and Pa lmer . the Rev Mark ' Me Clung , Sunday school 9 15 a m , Don White , Sunday School superintendent ~ ~~;sh~.~~~ ,;r a ~st Y~~F~ ::~~~~9 1 30 p m . Wednesdot,' lnclud1ng wee •, tots, eoger beovers , jun1or astronauts •.., and junfor and 18n1or htgh BYF . cholf practice, 8 30 p m Wednes day prayer • ,, m"tlng and l!lble study W.dnesday \o.., 7 30p m. CHURCH OF CHRIST , Mtddloport , 5th '-\ and Main , Bob Melton , minister Scott Saltsman. a11oc:•ote minister Bible , School, 9.30 a. m • morning worship • • " 10:30 a. m .. evening serVIce. 7·00 p m : ' Wodnos day Blblo Study and youth • ' group m-tlng1. 7:00 p m ,• MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Rev . Jim Broome, pa1tor, 8111 Wl;tto, Sun doy school supt. Sunday ·.,.. school. 9:30 a .m.. morning worthip, :~ 10:30 a.m .; Sunday evangelistic •• meetlnQ, 7:00 p.m . Prayer m"tlng. ' · Wltdnosdav, 7p.m. : t, UNIT£D ~RESBYTERIAN MINISTRY OF ,• · ~f!IEIGS COUNTY. Rev. Wanda Jahltsan. "< hlt·nu ~ ht·\ n 1 1111\,h,tpt n , ,. Ill\ \\til no! SpOil tilt' d1•lu ollt I II[IJ f fi t h fr . t~r.n H t .tnrl .. lu • 1 In ,HI!\ of I Ill' lut,d flm\ !' f BEN H u11 r K&C~=ERS I ool t lo ~r. Jv at a so t:<l ll cd pPriel I r!I S 1' 1 S( ,ltl the• pP!,ds \ott "ill f1nd tin\ Mt ' f<~r ll um p.-. rf• •1 I llul u nt 1 ' 11 ~ ~~'I" "· ! 212 E M , tn Stree t 992 3785 , Pomeroy pm APPlE GROVE Sunday School Q 30 a m Worst,tp 7 30 p m I st and 3rd Sun days Prayer meeting Wedn esday 7 30 p m Fellowship supper ftrst Soturdoy 6 p m Uft)\W 2nd Tuesday 7 30 p m EAST lET ART Church School Q '(I m Worsh1p servtce 10 am Pray er meetmg 7 30 p m Wednesday UMW second Tuesdoy 7 30 p m RACINE W~SlEYAN - Sundoy sc hoo l 10 am worsh;p 11 om Cho1r pract1 ce Thursday 8 p m lET ART FAllS ~ Worsh1p serviCe 9 am Church School lOam MORNING STAR Worshtp 9 30 a m Church SchooiiO 30 a m MORSE CHAPEL Church School 9 30 om Worshtpl l am • PORtlAND Sundoy School 6 30 p m Evenmg Worsh1p 7 30 p m Youth Fellowsh rp. Wednesday 7 30 p.m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Rfchord W Thomas Duane Sydenslncker , Sr Sheldon Johnson John W Douglas JOPPA Worship 9 00 a m Church School 10 OOo m CHESTER Worship 9 a m Church School 10 a m Cho1r Rehearsal 7 p m Thursdays Btbl e Study Thursdays • 7 ·30p.m . LONG BOTIOM, Sunday School at 9 30 a m Evening Worship at 7 30 p m Thur sday Bible Study, 7 30 p m , REEDSVILLE Sunday School 9 30 o m Momlng Worship 10:30 a m Evemng Warshp 7:30 p.m . Bible Study Wed· nosdoysat 7.30 p .m ALFRED. Sundoy School at 9 45 o m Moming Worship at 11 a .m Youth , 6 30 ,. p .m . Sundavs. Wednndoy Night Prayer ~ M"ting. 7: ~ p.m. ' , ,, <1 Tl' '> ~ tlfu, I f •llft~W U'> thl'< :-. ft o11ld !'ill \1'> lrr ~ h 1 nnl1tlt nt f' dtHI ~ In n)o(lh L11d d1d IHJ I flldkt tf11 r 1 ~ 1 pt rft {I lOT dtd Htc llld~l II\ !JPrfl•t t )t I lit lh111b tl\JIH till IP~~ of us for uur fc~ult ~ ,IIHI hiPrnl sht' ln !It' t\l~ \\t .11 1\d\~ ba1r annthf'r • h " ' ' t ll ul II 1\ up I ll 11:-. to l.tkP tt M1ddleport, O ht o d1rector Harold Johnson d1rector o( ed ucollon HARR ISON VILLE PRESBYTER I AN Wor shtp Serv1ce q o m Church School 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Church Sc hool Q 00 a m Morn1ng worshtp 10 15 Btbl e Study Tu esday 10om B1 ble study Thursday 7 30 p m SY RA C U SE FIRST UNIT ED PRESBYTERlAN Chur ch Church School 10 15 am mor n1n g wor sh• p II 30 o m Btbi e Slu dy Tu esda y 10 am Jumor and Sen 1or H1gh Youth Gro up Su nday 6 p m RUTLAND CHURCH O F GOO Pastor Rev John hans Sunday sc hoo l I 0 o m Sunday worsh1p 11 o m Chtldren s church II a m Sunday even1ng se rv1ce 7 00 p m Wednesday evemng young lode s ouJCtltory 6 p rn Wednesday l am tly worsh1p 7 00 p m HA ZEl COMMU NIT Y CHURCH Near l ong Bo tt om Edse1 Hart poslor Sun day sc hool 9JOA M Wor shtp 10 30 a m Prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Thur s doy M IDDlEPORT FREEWILL BAPTI SI Cot ner Ash ond Plum l es li e Haymon poster Bob Grubb ass• stont pm.tor Sundoy Schoo l 10 a m Morn1f\9 War sh•p II a m Wednesday ond So tur day Even 1ng Serv 1ces 7 30 p m MEIGS COOPE RATI VE PARI SH METHODIST CHURCH Rev Robert McGee mtenm d1rec tor POMEROY CLU STER Rev Robert M cGee POMEROY Sunday Sc hoo l 9 I S a m Chelf Worsh1p serv1ce 10 30 om rehearsal Wednesday 7 p m Re v Robert McGe e pastor ENTERPRISE Worsh1p Q o m Churc h Sc hoo l 10 am R1chord Rothemtch pastor ROCK SPRIN GS Sunday Schoo l q IS a m Worshtp serv tce 10 a m RtChord Rothemtch pastor FlATWOODS Churc h Sc hool 10 o m Wor\h•p I 1 a m R1 chard Rothemt ch pastor MIDDLEPORT CLU STER HEATH Chur ch Sc h ool 9 30 om Worsh1p 10 30 om UMYF 6 p m Robert Robm so n Pa stor RUTlAND Church Sc hoo l q 30 a m Wor sh1p II 00 a m Robert R1der pastor SALEM CE NTER Worsh1p 7 p m Church Sc hoo l 9 45 a m Robert Rtder pastor PEARL CHAPEl Su nda y Sc hoo l 9 30 am Worshtp 10 ()()am SNOWVIllE Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Worsh1p 9 00 a m SY RACUSE CLUSTER Rev Stan ley M er nf1 ed Mtnt sler FORESl RUN Worsh1p 9 a m Churc h Sc hoo i i O am MINER SVILlE Church Sc hool Q om Worsh1p 10 am ASBURY Church Sc h oo l 9 50 a m Worshtp 11 o m B1ble Study 7 30 p rn Thursday UMW It s! Tuesday SOUTHERN CLU SlER Rev James Clark Rev Mark Flynn Rev Florence Sm 1th Rev Carl H1 ck s BETHANY (Dorcos) Worsh1p 9 00 a m Church School 10 00 a m Btbl e study I sf 2nd 3rd and 5th Tu esdays 7 15 p m youth fellow sh1p 2nd and 41h Tuesdays 6 00 p m • CARMEl and SUTTON (Worsh 1p Sun day School ond most olher eve nt s held tomt ly ) Sunday Schoo l Q 45 and Worshtp 11 00 at Sutton ftrst ond th~rd Sundays and at Carmel second and fourth Sun days Btble Sludy second fourth and hf th Thursdays 7 15 p m Famtly Ntgh• Fellowshtp Dmner thtrd Thursday 6 30 f, .tr h t r,t! t .. lhctlrl olhlll).lln ldt '" tt11il p~;rft t t' But r.11h1 r !IJ ,Jil di'> lFRANs.<LIN' U & McCOY'S AUCTION SERVICE RALL'S A ! F tn es t 1n Sec110na l Modu1rH Home s Pomeroy , 1100 E Matn MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. l 7 1 6~ S10 N 7nd MrddleporJ 991 l4SI The Pomeroy & <1961 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Kingsbury Home Sales &Service : :! Ph 992 2 101 RACINE PlANING MILL ~ nd Ch~ IIC>s Deal. qn John F Fultz , Mgr Savin~ Diamond K1mbC'r 1\ \nn And1 f'\1 ~ <.t nd Cha rIPs Ant hom Dr~rl an nou n('{' thf'll f'ngagemC'nt .111d app r n.1rh1ng 281 W M.llll Pomeroy Pomeroy 992 ~955 of Columbus , 0 804 W Mam 992 2313 Pom e r oy 'e nd s Lo ve" Y9l70 J9 or 9Y~ S/1 I &>r khmwr Am\ Hllchll• 11cn"' K.J\ lot l.tsd But kc Lou But kc. L('{)t gtnd Mt <'I s Bonnrc Kocr11g ldf ( ..lid\\ t•ll Brvan DUJ s t M<.~J k (.r tfftn Alle'n Tnpp .lamps MH•Js ~tk< · ( o n Prescnpt10n s NaltOnwtde In s Co Mr .tnd Mrs !M ~~~~~~! P. J. PAULEY, AGENT fh e Way FRENCH'S SUNOCO SERVICE CENTERS J~4~~!~!ty ~ Phone \6141 742 2777 Wells a nd son Mdx. Btll y a nd Vt ole\ Wells and c htldre n. Slaccy a nd Bill} Don and Dc>bbtc Fmk wtlh c htldrcn Jenn y and An na. Rulh G t caves. Don .It a nd Ca lh y Wells and daug il lct Chtts ltna .. Jeff and Judy Wells .Jnd son . .Jeff Malt a nd Jud) Well s --~ SWISHER &LOHSE Brown's Fire & Safety Brogan-Warner a nd ~ INSURANCE Eq uipment Sales Servtce Rutland, Ohto 45775 J Wm " Btll " Browri, Owner dcJUghter AIC'JCi h, Don and Maxme Came l~oom l'upJX'" Platns l'ht• Pac Man thrmP\\<.1'-.(\ lltiC'dout rn rakr wa~ st•nPCI Alle ndtng fo t ,\mt on hr t Complete ~ Automotive ~ 1 Servtce L ocu st & Beec h Street 992 9~21 MJdol e por f 11 11d nf . l ..,...,l~ LIIltt ' Ke rth and GtngC'r, R rcha 1d <.~ nd Su d<J\ ELLIS &SONS SOHIO l t~d,n dlH I \ !lll lillltt h ,II / pIll 1111 ~I id.t\ ,i!ld S.!IUI d,l\ II HId! h \0 R \ l.'l '\1' I !It SS i::U ld ll'StJ UI ( efUJill' SS wJIJ bt.• ht•lghfenet.1 thi S Yt'll JI IUsl htJWt'\t'l gu,utl ;.J ~' dlllsl <i tendent.\ tn drop p1 tiJt t h bt f111 t tilt·\ rt• t o111pleted or \OUt t<:~lt•nts wtll be wasted ( ,\Nll H dullt' !1-Jum· 221 YtlU rl' usu~dly thl' ru st tnlll'lp lhost' Ill Ill\ \Ill! I 11 11 1~ This Message and Church Directory Sp~nsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. EVERYBODY Shops the WANT AD WAY JUDI' 26, 1982 1• • Smith's observe 25th anniversary lilt• Rq.! Rt•nd Rt·f'~l ­ tc~ Hctgh". F'ttddl ft om R II p nt rhr public b Ul\ !lf'd Adrnt-...,ton The Daily Sentinel-Page-7 ~ Calendar rRIDAY Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . Friday, June 25, 1982 .Page-6-The Daily Sentinel A"'""' St.nl I '"" h1 I(OHl!o( 1o tlu hu rt h 1 .Perfect~ Ro~e .. ... .,. ,_.., .. . _.u-1' ........ 1•1 1 I j' ,,dn" 1111 I Ill I , , i 11 II• ],,. I 1 1 , .t , I , I• '"'''' • I . - II 5 r PAUL (T upper '> Plotn<. ) Su nday School q 00 am Morn1ng W o•~ h,p o l 10 00 om H•ble Sludy 7 30 p m Tuesday KENO CHURCH OF CHRI ST or .ve r Swam Supcrm l enden l Sunday ... chao ! q 30 every week HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION Sunday Sthool 9 30 a m even 1ng ~e r v 1 ce 7 30 p m Wednesday pray er meeltng I 30 pm BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHUR CH OF CHRI ST Duan e Worden m•n1 ste r B1bl e class 9 30 am morn1ng wor shtp 10 30 a rn eve n1nq wor~h 1p 6 30 p IT' Wed ne sdoy B1ble study 6 30 p m NEW ST IVERSV lllE COMMU NIT Y Chur ch Sunday Schoo! '>erv •ce 9 45 o m Wor'>h tp servJCe 10 30 fvongel• st• c Sor vtce I 30 p m Wednesday Prayer meeltng 7 30 Thursday ZION CHURCH OF CHRI ST Pomeroy Horr tsonv dle Rd Roberl Purlell pas tor Btl! McElroy Sunday sc hool sup! Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m wors h1p ~e r v • ce 10 30 a m Sunday wor sh1p servrce 7 30 p m Monday and Tuesday even1ng ser v tces 7 30 eac h even tng ST JOHN LUTHER A N CHURCH P1ne Grove The Rev Wr lttom M•dd1eswa rth Pas lo r Church serv 1ces 9 30 a m Sun day Schoo l 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHUR CH OF CHRIST Jerry Ptng ley pastor Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 am mo rn• ng wo rsh1 p 10 30 am Wednesday even1ng serv1ce I 30 ANllQUITY BAPTIST Rev Ear l Shul er pas tor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a rn Church serv1ce I pm youth mee tm g 6 p m Tuesday B1ble Sl udy I p m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Th omas H Co tlt er pas tor Mar tha Wolfe C h o~rman o f the Boord o f Chr •s 110n lde Sunday School 9 30 o m morntng worsh 1p 10 30 Su nday even 1ng wor sh tp 7 30 p m Prayer m eo t1ng Wednesda y 7 30 p m RACINE FIRST BA PTI ST Don l Wa lk er Pas tor Robert Smti h Sunday sc hool sup l Su nday school Q 30 a m mo rn 1ng worsh1p 10 .40 a m Sunda y even•ng worsh1p 7 30 Wednesday even1 ng B1ble sludy 7 30 DANVIllE WESLEYAN Rev R 0 I I ion I l lio r• l I•' ,r. I I. I II\ I•" 11 ' I oil M '> 1 " I t• I I' I '" II Il Br own pastor )u nday School 9 3U om morn •ng worsh1p 10 45 yout h serv tce 6 45 p m e ven1ng wor !o htp 7 30 p m prayer and praose Wedne'> doy730pm SOUTH BETHEL (Stiver R1dge ) Du ane Syden sl ncker Sr pastor Su nday School 9 a m Morn•ng Worsh1p 10 a m Youth Se rviCE' Sunday at b p m and Sunday Even111g Wor !o h1p 6 p m Btble Study Wednesday 7 p m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST Rev Mar v1n Mark1n po~tor Steve l1 1tl e Sunday '>C h ao ! sup! Sunday school 10 am morrung wors h1 p ll a m Sundoy even tng worsh•p I JO Pra yer mee11ng and Btble study Thur sday I 30 p m you lh meetmg Wednesdoy ot I p m CHRI STIAN FELLOWSHIP CHUR CH 383 N 2nd Ave M•ddlepon Sunday School 10 00 o m Sun Wed Even•ng Serv•ce'> 130pm pm LIBERTY Chmttan Church .4 l•berty Ave Pomeroy Sunday School 10 o m Worshtp 7 30 Wednesday Ser vrce I 30 pm CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Rev R E Robt n son pastor Sunday sc hool Q 30 a m worshtp serviCe l I a m evenmg ser v•ce 7 00 youlh ~e rvtC e Wed nesdoy I 00 p m lANGSVIllE CHRI STIAN CHUR CH Rober t E Musser pas tor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m Paul Mu sse r sup! morn tng wors ht p 10 30 Sunday eve nmg serviCE' I 00 m1d wPPk c,erv1re Werine~rlny I pm SY RA C U SE C HUR CH OF THE NA ZA RENE: Rev Jam es B K1ttle pa stor Norman Presley Sunday Sc h oo l Supenn lendenl Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m mar nmg wors h1p 10 30 a m evonge h sl 1C se rviCE' 6 p m Pray er and Pro1 se Wed nesdoy 7 p m youth meellng 7 p m EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRI ST Elden R Bloke pastor Sunday Sc hoo l 10 a m Robert Reed sup! Morn1ng se• man 11 a m Sunday mghl ser vtces Chr• st1on Endeavor I 30 p m Song se1 v •ce 8 p m Preochmg 8 30 p m M •d week Pra yer mee lmg Wedne sday I p m Alv1n Reed loy leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST l ocated a1 Ru tland on New ltmo Rood n{! xl lo Sennonette Here·, ,omelhmg grea t fur the whole famtl y' Ca ll loll-free 1-1100523-5705 a nd ltslen to a Btble message' Btble Callts a free publt c se r· vtce Reltgtous Informalton Ltbrary constsltng of hundreds of dtffe rcnl fi Vl'-llllnul~ recorded m e:s:sages on a w1de vanety of B1ble :s ubjects We arc ltstmg a few tapes that a rc "vatlable. Just dtallhe nwnber , whtch ts loll-free, and request the tape you w"nt to hear by lhc Nwn· ber, 6- Ltvtng Wtlh Illness, II - Ftghtmg Wtlh Temptattons , 12 Overcommg Worry, 16 - How To Be Saved; 17 - Why Be Bapltzed '. 50 - How To Study The Btble, 64 - Gomg Steady, 61 - Is Preachmg Important, ~A - Good Marnage, 37 - Heaven , 32 - The Church Name, 104 - Evolutton, 66 - Cheatmg mSchool, 84 - Cause of Divorce; 107 - Sex Before Marnage, 132 - Btble Mtracles, 508 - Chanol of The Gods, 504 - What tsGod' Thts servtce ts prov1ded m cooperatton wtth a congregalton of the c hurch of Chnst tn Phoemx, Anzona The re are several hundred other tapes avatlable To recetve a free copy of other tapes avatlable, please wnte to me, P 0 Box 487, Mason, W Va 25260 or cal177~104 and I'd be happy to send you the Its!. Thts ts a fme way to datly study the Btble m your own home The apostle Paul told Ttrnothy m 2 Ttm 2:15, "Study to show thyself "!>" proved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rtghtly dtvtdmg the word of truth." Acts 17 : 11 states the followmg· "These were more noble than those m Thessalomca, in that they recetved the word wtth all readmess of mmd, and searched the scrtptures daily whether those thmgs were so." Jesus urged Hts dtsctples (John 5:39) "Search the scriptures." No BOOK butthe BIBLE; No CREED butthe CHRIST; No CHURCH but HIS CHURCH; No WAY but HIS WAY' Calling Bible Things by Bible Names; Doing Bible Things in Bible Ways. Welcome to all ser· vices of the Mason Church of Christ. Sunday Btble Study 10 a.m . Worship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. - Submitted by Eugene L. Conger, Evangehst, Mason Church of Christ, Mason, W.Va. 25260. TliE DAILY SENTINEL M tddl eport Pomeroy, 0 RIVER VIEW fE) Ph 786 N 2nd St 99nm M•ddl eport , Oh Fo re st Acre Pork Rev Roy Clevenge 1 pO!> IOI ~unday ~c ho of JQ JQ 0 Ill WQ I 'o h1p I JO p m B•bt e Study Wedne., day I 30 p tn So •ur doy n1g ht pray('< v•rvH p I 30 p m HEMt Q..._ K G ~ OV ~ CHRI STIAN Rage• Wof~ o •• ~o..,to• ( ren~u'' P1u!t )undov ~c h ao I '> 1p1 Mot n ng wot \h ip Q JO a m ) undoy ,( h oo l 10 30 am even1ng ., .,, V'IC€' ' J J Ml UNI O N BAPll)l Re...l om Dooley Jo P Sa yre Sunday ".chool 5upennt fo"'en t Su nday \Chool Q .:1 5 0 Ill even1ng w o r ~ h1p ! JQ pIT> PtOy f' t m('('long 7 30 p m Wednc• day TUPPER S PLAINS CHUR CH 0 1 L HR1 5l V111cen1 C Wo!PI\ Ill tnl!ll '> l£t Herm on B!oclo. supertn tendent Sum-l oy Sc hoo l Q JQ 0 m ev£Hllll9 S€' f VI( (I 7 p m Wpd nesdoy 81bl e Sludy I p rn CHESTER CHURCH OF TH~ NA LA R ~ NI: Rev Herber! G ro tP pasto1 Fronlt R Hi e ~ upl Sunrlny Srhon l Q 10 n m Wn"h1p '> e• v•c e 11 om and l 30 p m p,oy~ • mee l mg Wedne-.doy l 30 p m lAUREl CUFF FRH ME TH001 5 I CHUR ( H Rev Rober t Mdl et pmtor l lovrl W11ght D11eclo r al Chr• sl1on ~ ducot1on Sunday School 9 JO a m Motn1nq 'Not sh•p 10 30 a m Cho11 Pro r t1r(' ) un ~ ven111g N01 '> h p 1 JO doy 6 30 p rn p m Wednesday P•oy er and B1bl e Study I 30 p m DEXHR CHUR CH 0 ~ CHRI ST Lhar lf' , Ru ~-.e ll Sr tl1111 1Si et R1 clo. Ma rorn bPt ~ up! Sunday school 9 JO o rn w ar ~ h1 p ... ervt ce 10 JOo m Btble)ludy lu e'>doy I 30 p m REORGANILI:O CHUR CH O f J~SU':o CHRI ST OF LAlli:R DAY JAIN!) Po t !l and Ro c1 ne Rood Wdl ,am Rou sh pa sto r lmdo I: van s church '> Chool dllf C lor Chur ch sc hool 9 3U a m morn1nq 10 30 om Wedne ~ doy wo1sh1p eve mng prayer serv •ces I 30 p m BETH LEHEM BAPTIST Re v fori ) hule• pas tor Worsh1p ~ervtce 9 30 o m )un doy sc hoo l I 0 30 o m Btbh~ St udy und proyer se rv1ce Thursday 7 30 p m CA RlETON CHURC H Kmgsbur y Rood Jtmm1e Evon~ pastor Sunday -.c hool 9 30 o m Rolph Carl super1n tendPn l evenmg wor~ h tp ! 30 p m Proy e 1 meet1ng Wednesday I 30 p rn LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Tom R1 c ho ~on po~ l or Wolla<c Damewood Sunday Sc h ool Supen ntenden l Wor sh1p servtce a! Q am B1ble School 10 a rn HY SEll RUN HOLINESS CHURCH \)ev Theron Durham pastor Sunday School at Q 30 am Morn.ng.,.. orsh•p at 10 30 a m Thur <>doy s erviCe~ at l 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Knob locotPd on Cnunty Ronri J I RPv la wrence Gluesencom p pastor Rev Roger Wdll ooss tslont paslor Preoch,ng proyet serv•ces Sunday 7 30 p m meeling Wedne~day 7 30 p m Go r y G 11lhth leadeYoul h group s Sunday eve1ng b 30 p m w.th Roger and v ,olet Wd ll ord a ~ leader s Commun•on '>e t v1ces !tr sl Su nday eac h mon lh WHIT ES CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deele r pas lor Sunday o;;chool 9 30 om wor sh1p ~erv1ce 10 30 am tJ,b) e study and prayer ~erv 1 ce Wednesday I 30 p m RUTlAN D CHUR CH OF CHR IST Eugen e Underwood pas lor Herb Ell• oll Sunday sc hool ~ up I Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 o rn mornmg wor'> hip and comun •on 10 30 om RUnAND BIBLE METHODIST CHURCH Amos tdl1 s pa stor Donny Tdlts Su nday Sc hoo l Sup! Sund ay Sc hool 9 JO om l oitowed by morn1ng wors h •p Sunday evemng se r v1ce 7 00 p m Proy e • mee t1ng Wednesday 7 00 p m RUTLAND C HURCH Of THE N AZARENE Rev Lloyd D Grunm Jr pa'> IOr Sunday sc h oo l Q 30 o m wo • sh tp ser vtce 10 30 o m young people '> serv1 ce b p m Evongeli<>t•c serviCe b 30 p m Wednesday ser v•ce I 00 p m FIR ST SO UTHERN BAPT1ST Co rn Pt o l Secon d Pas tor Fronk Lowther Suo doy school 9 45 o m worsh,p servtce II a m and 7 30 p m Week ly B1bl e Study Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHR1 Sl Mdler St Mason W Va Eugene l Conge• mm1ster Sun day 81b! e Sl udy 10 am Wor sh1 p 11 a m and 7 p m Wedne ~ doy 81ble Study voca l mu s1c 7 p m UH SC IEN CE CHURCH 12 North Th1 rd St Che :; h tre Independent lun domentol se rvtces Sundoy evenmg 7 30 p m Pasto r Rev Or Robert Person s MASON ASSEMBL V O F GOD Dudd• ng lone Mason W Vo Rev Ronn1e B Rose Pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 45 o m Mornmg Worsh1p 11 am Even mg Ser vtce 7 30 p m Wednes.day Wome-n !. MmJ StfleS Q a m (meehng ond prayer Prayer and Btble Study 7 p m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRI ST IN CHR ISTIAN UNION The Re v W tllm m Campbell pasto r Sunday School 9 30 a m Jame s Hughes sup! evenmg ser viCe 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmg prayer mee flng 7 30 p m Youth prayer servtce eoch Tuesdoy FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH l etart W Va Rt I Mork lrwm pastor Wo rshtp servtces 9 30 o m Sunday school 11 a m eve nmg worsh1p 7 30 p m Tuesday cottage prayer meettng and B1ble study 9 30 o m Worsh1p serv 1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHUR' H Walnut and Henry Sts Raven swood W Va The Rev George C We1rrck pastor Su.1day School q 30 a m Sunday w ar ship . 11 am CAlVARY BIBlE CHURCH now loca t ed on Pomeroy Prke County Rood 25 near Flotwood' Rev Blackwood pasto r Ser ~t'C Uld l' •l OH' f f)Y qn JJH m MARK VSTORE·_} j Middleport ·~ . Phone 992 34 80 WAID CROSS SONS STORE G r ncer i(' '> Gc n ('ra t M('rch .lndt '> l' hl ,lCttli' 949 1SSO vt(e'> on 5u ndny at 10 30om and I 30 0 m B1biC' p on w dh )tJncloy H hoo l 9 ]Q ~ t udy W C' d1w ~d oy ! 30 p m IN O lP~N m N! HO\ INES S CHUR CH IN C Pea r! St M1ddlepo rt Re v 0 Dr> ll Mnnlr>y pn'>lot Sunday sc hool 9 JO om M o rr11ng wor~h1p 10 JO om ev e n1ng wo1~ h p I 30 p rn Tuesday I'} JO p m Wompn ~ prayer meetmg Pray er and ["H 01~e q•rv1ce Wedne~clny I JO p m RUTLAN D AP Q) TO LI C CHURCH O F JE JUS ( HI(I )I l:ld e1 Jome ~ Miller Btble ~ Judy Wedn e, day I 30 p m Sunday )rhool 10 om Sunday n1 ght ~e rv • ce I 30 p m POMEROY WESU:YAN HOliNESS Horfl sonvd lf' Rood Earl h e ld ~ pa stor Henry Eb lm J1 Sunday Sc hool Sup! Sundov )chao! 9 JO a m M o1111ng Wor shop I I a m Sund ay even•ng ser vt ce I 30 m Praye• Mee t ,ng fhtH '> doy I 30 pIll )Y RA CUSI: fiRS I CH URCH O F GOO No t Penl eco~ tol Re v George Odt-r po,tor Wo 1\h1p ~e ! viCf" SlJndoy 9 4S am )unday ~c hool II am wa•~h1p \P I v1 (P ! 30 p tr Thur \ doy proyet mcr> l 111 9 I 30 p m Ml H~I(M O N Un1tPd Bre thren 111 ( ht 1' 1 Chur ch l( ev l(obe rt Sander'> pmtor Don W ll loy leode1 located 1n I P•m (oontn undy oil CR 87 Sunday ~c h oo l 9 30 am Mo tn1ng w or~ h1p se r vtff' 10 <~ :. o 111 1-'~ 1-'nlny p•each1ng ~er ~1 c f' ~P< Olld and lo urth Sun day '> ! 30 p m C h1 ,~ 11 an ~ndeo vor l1 rs t and th.rd )un doy ~ I JO p m Wedne~day proyet 11\('('l ong and a,b fe ~ tud y l 30 p m JI:HO VAH ) WITNES) l ) 3!31 9 Slate Rou te 1}4 One mde eo~! ot Rotlond ) '::tunrla y B,hJ e l('( lu t£' Q 30 o m Wol r ht o w£'1 ~ t u dy 10 20 o m Tue•,doy I 30 p m Thursday B,b [(> ~ t u dy lheoc •ot1 r ~r h oo l I 30 p m 5erv.ce Me>r>t 1ng H }0 p m RU Tt AND FRHWH l BAPTIST Ch ur ch )o lem ) t Rutland Donald Kat' Sr po~101 Bud Ste v.ort su p£>r,ntendent )un doy )c hoo l IC om even•ng wo t , h,p I JO p m Wr>rlnf'~rlny PvP111ng ~e r v1re I JOp m CHUR CH 0 ~ GOD o l Prolhery loca ted on 1hro 0 j Whil e Rood ol h ghwoy b() "'undov ~c h oo l 10 om Super1n len dent Jo hn Loveday ~~• s l Wedne sday n•ghl o 1 mo nlh CPMA c,e rv1ces '> econd Wed nc,doy V\MB me et1ng thtrd through ldth vou th ~e rv1C t? Gem qe Cto yle po~tor H O P~ BAPTIST CHAPEl 570 G rant ~~ M 1ddlepo • I Sunday Sc hool 10 o m rno tn.ng wo r ~ htp ll a m evenmg war , h ,p l p m Wednesday evenmg B1ble ~ rurly and pray er meetmg I p m AI loho tf'd ....,,th Sout h ern I:Jopll st Con v('nlion BRAD~ORD CHURCH OF CHR IST k'1cky Gdbet t paqor Steve P1 ck ens upe• ,ntendent Sunday Sc hoo l 9 JO a m ( hut ch Se r vtce~ 10 30a m JU Bill:l CHRISTIAN CENTER Geo •qP ~C •eek Rood Rev C J Lemley ro ~ t o r John ~ellure supe11ntenden t Chur ch H hoo l 9 30 o rn morn1ng war d1 p I 0 )0 e..-e n1ng se r viCE' I p m B1ble ': t tudy lhu1 ~ I p m C lo '>'>e~ lot oll age~ Nur, ely pr o v1ded l o t wors h tp ~e r v1ce~ ST PAUL lUTHERAN CHUR CH Cornet of J yr omot e and Seco nd Sh Pomeroy lhP Rrv ,.Y,]I,om M,ddle swar th P a~to~ ~undoy Sc hool at 9 .45 a m and Churc h '::tcrviCP~ I I am JA( Rl L) H~ART Rev Father Paul 0 We lr on pO' IO< Ph one QQ2 2825 Solur day ('vPnnl Q M cs~ 7 30 Sunday Mas ~ 8 and I U a m Co n le~ s t on Sa turda y 7 I JOp m V ICIORY BAP II ST 525 N 2nd Sl M,ddl epott James E Keesee po'> to r '::ttJ ndoy 100 1n1 ng worsh1p 10 a rn PvPn•nq '>(' f v1 ce I Wednesday evenmg wO <' h•p I p tn Vic,dniiOn Thur sday o :JO p !ll I RINII Y ( h• ,.. r. an A <,sembly Coolville G dbet t ) pen ce r po~tor Sunday \f h on l Q 10 o m morntng worsh1p I l o rn )u nday Pv£>n ,ng ~ ec v+ce 7 30 p m rn1dwf'ek p r aye• '>l?t viCe Wednesday I !0 pIll M O UN l Q l,vr> Comm untly Chur ch lnwt c n{l' Uu ~ h pa~ t ot Max Fo lm er Sr )upC' t ,n tr>nden l Sunday Sc hoo ! and mar n~t\Q wo• •h p 4 30 o m Sunday evenmg \PI v•C c I p rn You th rneet1ng and B1ble '> l11dy Wr dncsday T p m U NII~D I AIIH CHURCH Route 7 on Po me•oy bypo'>'> Re v Robert Sm1th S1 pa'o iOI Rr> v J nm~>~ Cu nd11f o ~s t slanl pO'> IOr )undoy )(hool Q 30 o m mar 1\1ng wo r , h op 10 30 o m even tng war , h ,p I JtWomen c, Fe llow~ h • p T uC'~doy" 10 o m Wedne~ doy ntgh l proy €'t 'ot?IVI(P I JQ p tn f-AITH BAPII'JT Ch uHh Mmon meel at Unti C'd ) lf'r>l W o rk er~ Un ton Hall Rad• ood Stt ppl Ma so n Morn1ng wor sh•p 9 JO a •n ~undo v )c hool 10 30 a rn ~ventng '::te r vl{fl I p m P1ayer meeltnq Wednesday I JO p n 1 M1d Week H1ble Study Thur ~ rloy I p 1n FORE Sl RUN tjAI-'l151 Re v Nyle Borden pa .. tor Co r ne l1u\ Hunch supe11ntenrk·n t Sundoy o;r hool 9 30 a m se cond anrl l our th Sundop war ~ h1p '>(' I V <e O!'} JU p m Ml M OR IAH BAPTl~ T Fourlh and M0111 Sl Mtddlepott Rev Co lv1n Mtn n1 s po~ r or Mr'> ~l v1n Bumgardner supt Su nday <,c hool 9 JO o m worsh1p servt ce 10 .ti S o rn BUR LING HAM SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH Rou le l Shade Pas tor Don Block AJid,oted w <lh Sou lhern Boplt <,l (onven lton Sunday sc hool I 30 p m Sunday worsht p. 2 30 p m T h u r ~ day evenmg B•ble sl udy 7 p m PENTECOS TAt A~SEMBl Y Roc•ne Route 124 w, 1ham Hoback pastor Sun day sc hool 10 a m Sunday even1ng ser v1ce 7 00 p m Wednesday even1ng se r VICe at 7 CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Cheadl e Sup! Sun doy Sc hool 9 30 a rn Morntng Worsh1p 10 30 o m Praye r ServiCe all ernat e Sundays MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL rhtrd Ave the Rev Clark Boker pasto~ Carl No tllnghom Sunday School Sup! Sun day School I 0 a m classes for all ages - Evemng serv1ces 6 00 Wed nesday Study 7 30 p m Youth serv 1ces 7 30 p m Fr tday ECCLE SIA FELLOWSHIP I 28 Mtll St Mtddleporl Pastor ts Brother Chuck M e Pherson Sunday Schoo l at 10 a m Ser vtces Sundoy evenmg at 7 o m ~ nesdav at 7 " - �Page-S- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · Friday, J une 25, 1982 1982 Former employees may reopen Hatfield & McCoys By ,JE~r p oss ibl e ! ln a n c ers l o r t h e n 'O t·gan lza I ton . "Th!' c red it or s have bren very under standing. " Speir sa id "They und er~ ! a nd 11 's. a rC'ally tough w o rld ou l l h<'r P now . T hey know that no onP r ea lly w ins in a ba nkrupt cy. " SpC'lr was rcff'rtin g to a ~ uit filed .1 ga mst ltH' comp a ny .June 16 in US. Ba nkr upl cv Cour1 rn Charl esto n hy th rC'f' c n xh tors. T he suit is 'd11'du l r~l 10 lx• heard .luly 7. ll r• r•n1ph asli.rd that compary of· fict. ll -.. "d hsol utf'l ~- did not and w ill nnt li lt' for bankruptcy" thr m '- t' l\'P'- " \\'<' wiJl do rv Prything wr (;Ri\BM EIER ovr . ta ll wrlt<-r SevPral former l'mplo~ t't'S ll f Ha tfield and M cCoy Inc dl'<' .t l· tem ptin g to " r eslructur<· and rdr na n('('" lhP troubl c"CC companv, lll hOJX'S of r e<J JX'nlng al least lour of thP chain 's ninP storPS. • The Gal lipolis stol'{' rs in d ud<~l in thoSi' which m a1 reopen :-\rrording to P~tu l SVf't r. who 1"hC'ading lhl' d ri \'t' to rf'O rgc.m w · Ttl!' cornpan! ·. off l<'idls arr " ju "il t.tlk lng" about rf"J pPrlln g at thts s l.t gf' " \\'p arP looktn g at thf' \ ariou . . altC'rnat 1\ t'S now to SC'{' tf a n ~· <II! ' ff'.ts \blf' " Hr Sd td lw hopPs to kll ll\\ b~ the m idd\r of IH ' X I \ \ 'f't_" k Whf'lht ' l rPO rgan izat H>n nf thl' comp<lll \ 1:-. posslblt' S!Jt'lr \\ . 1 ~ \' IC't' pt PsKit•nt llf .td \'l'rlls lng fo r JI .Jt(kld a nd MC'Cm bt'forr lhP ('ll mp.m' ...,u d cit' nl\ r lost >d all of Jh s!OJ'P'- .l unt' I\ ll t' s._li d hr 1'- CUIT P nt]\ llt ')..!tlll,ll m g wll h r rrdll or" tlf thP f trm .1nd t.t ll stor e;, .,.,.,,,. said custom er s "will have no choice but to go throu gh the court s" to att empt to recover their m oney . "We 're as upset aOOut the s itu a tion as anyone." Speir advised custom ers to lodge complaint s aga inst Hatfield and McCoy w ith consumer protection agencies so the compa ny will know w ho it owC'S lf 11 reopens. F o r mer store employees w il l not be able to help w ith com plaint s. he added P re li mina ry pla ns ca ll for storPS 10 be reopened In Gallipolis, Fair· mont, W.Va. Ashland. Ky: and Lex ington, 1{)·. prov iding Spei r can reo r ganize the company . Other stores will be r e<Jpened if these lour ar c succes sfu l, he sa id. Speir sa id he would r etain the nam e of the stores alt er reor ganiza tion. At first, Spei r sa id he would rp-hrr e 25 to 30 em ployPes of the com panv More would be rehi rl'<l as oT he r s t o r e~ a re Opt'm'll !ntt'Opt' ll " If t t'O t ga n tt. a t to n dll e mpl"i are ... u c t ' t '~s ful. SjX' tt sa td " out number tHlf' pt to ri ty " ill tx> th e obltg atton to nut l u~ t o m P r s " l'l'l'r )' attempt will be rrl. tdt • to honor pLt.v nwn ts and dep· ( 1'- ll" t ·u '- lnmf't .., ha W' dl n' .tdy madf' II•· ""d (I ll lllt'rl'h .mdt sP not "LI<.Tt'"'"fu l Hm' r ' rr. tt he b tn tl'O pt'ning thP m uc h owned the com pany ." After the bank's ac tion. other creditors had no choice but to call back their loans, he said. Floor planner s. the companies that II· nanced the goods the stores sold, r eclai med their m er chandise. Speir said he Is looldng " any w her e and everywher e" to find fl . n an ce r s f o r a r eor ga ni ze d company . Friends and relatives of those involv ed· in the restruc turing, noor planner s and other priva te sources are all being Inves tigated as possible sources of !undmg. J . Michael Hale, former pres i· dent of Hatf ield and McCoy, Is not involv ed In the r eo r gan iza tion attempt , Speir sa id . He said he Is optimistic Hat!leld and McCoy can be su cces sful I! It is r eorganized . " We ha ve a ve1y la r ge and very lo)·al custom er base out ther e," he sa rd . II r eopened . Spier said he wil l " keep the nam e and spirit of Hat Untn Sperr spoke Thursd ay, the closing of the store<: had been shrouded in m ystery . Secur:ity guards wer e stationed at each store and signs, said Hat field and M cCoy was " closed l or inventory." E m· ployees were told they no longer had j obs. Even the m anagem ent of Hat· lleld and M cCoy was ca ught unawa r e by the sudden bad tum of e\·ents l or the llrm , Speir said . " It was all suc h a surprise. I t aU happened w ithin a live- hour ri me period " He said the F~·s t Huntington Na tional Bank unexpectedly called lor Hatfi eld and M cCoy to pay back $273,000 It had loaned th e llrm. When Hatfield and M cCoy could not pay the loan bac k . the bank f roze the firm 's assets, Speir ex plained. " The bank held 91 percent of our stock as collater al l or loans," he "You could s a y thr y pretty sa id Business Services !leld ani:! McCoy." Local attorney W!Ui am Eachu s. w ho owns the lease on H atfiel d and · McCoy's Gallipolis store , said he has not been contacted about renew ing the lease. He added he would be w illing to lease t he build· l og again to the company . . A clerk at Galli polis M unicipal Court said as of Friday, several per son s have Inquired about bring· ing suits against Ha tfield and M cCoy but none have done so. Gu ysv ille, Oh1o Au tho r i zed John D eere, New Holl a nd, Bu sh Hog Far m E qu i p ment Dea ler All Makes • was h ers was hers Fa rm E quip men t Pa rt s &Ser v ice t 3·tf c 6 14 I f'tl O • Ra nges • Rel ngerat- ors e Dr yers A h ABQUCEffi:eBlS- Filin g lor divorce were Cora Wolfe, Pom er oy, aga in st D ale E d· ward Wolfe. RPedsville: K atrina Ma the ny , Midd l eport , aga i nst David H . Ma theny, San Diego. Calif Jack E . M orris, Rl. 3, Pom er oy, and Ja net L. M orris, R t. 3, Pom er oy. fil ed l or di sso lu t ion of marriage. CO MPLET E RAD I ATOR SERV ICE J&F CONTRACTING Fro m th e S m t~ lf es t Hea t er Cor e to th e larg es t Radrator 1 Co r d ot T hank s (pdl{llfl ,.ov .H1 CPI '} card ot 1 'lank s ( Pel I{! on r1Civ.l n( l ') 3 Ann ouncemrnh 4 G IV C'.=! Way 5 Hnppy Ads 6 Los t nnd Found 7 Ya r d Sale {p rl ld lll ,1dv,11lll J 8 Pubi' C Sa lf' & Au c li on 9 Won ted to Buy Ph 992·2174 PHONE 992-2156 BISSELL SIDING CO. 2 26 ti c :Real Esta te 3 I Home s l or Salt"' 37 M 0b1 le Home s l or Sell e 33 F.:~r m s for So le 34 Bu s1ncss Build1nq s Jl:j Lo l "> P.. Ar rPilQP 36 Re,11 Es t ate Want ed - =Employment =sEn lees II H el p Wilnlpd 1'1 S1 IU Cl l 10n Wc11liC'Cl l) I nsu r an ce 14 Bus1ness I ra1n1nq 15 Sc hools lnst r uch on 16 R ~1d10, TV & C B Rpp,l ol 17 M•scel tane nll"> 18 w an ted I a do 111 Houses for Ren t 4'1 Mob de Hom es for Renf ,13 r arms tor Ren t '1·1 A par t m en t for Rpn t 45 F u rn 1shed Room s 46 Space for r en t a7 w~1 nt ed to Rent <lfi E q u1pm en t for Ren t 49 Fo r Lea se Ga l ha County Area Cod e 61 4 16 YE AR SEXP . •R es identi a l •Comm er c i a l •Indu stri a l Racin e, Ohi o 24 7· 3534 F r ee Esti m a t e s M asot~ Co., M eigs Coun ty A r ea Code 61 4 3 11 tf c C&M EXCAVATING AND • CONSTRUCTION Utility Buildings wv P&S BUILDINGS rub li c NOI ICC EM E RGE NCY V ILL AGE OF ,\t/'O I ! N 1 0 1- SIOO '}()\)FOR ,, n 11' pr1nc ,p,11 lH I S 100 .000 l or T11r purpo<,f o t \II rHl!' 11.-ll l l qlp r OVI"llf'l1 1';:. rlll<l r11'( 1,1r1nq r11l ('nl t' U!('II ORDI N A N CE AME N D 1N G OR D rN A NCE NO 51! ADOPTED Sf PI EMBER 11. 19R7. PR OV IDIN G FOR PROV[MFNI' f)lt_l:.PI N l· FN~ t·'<, l N CY IJIJHI--P[/1. '-., h "' lwr)l 19AI 1i N t Hl ') o p 11 11'-.rroun I H E ISS U A NCE OF RON r,l o~rln JI• d 0rt!>~•,) r H • · N o TH E ')'}) n rOVI(Iill<; tor Tlw 1v,u,>n • ' o l t)on rl <., IJY ll l o• V>lldtl • Ol f'>O'l1Pr Ov \. _1 1110 OS BY THE VILLAGo OF POM EROY . OHIO rN PR1NCrP A L ~---------- - --- - ---- - --~ Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifie ds and Savel II Wr 1l e your ow n ad and or de r by mali w 1lh l h 1s co upon Cancel your ad b y ph one when you g et r esu lts M one y not re fu nd ab le Name ___________ Addre s s ' - - - - - - - - - t I 1 1 Pr tnt one word 1n eac h spac e be low Ea c h i n· t i t1al or group of f1gures c ounts as a word Count name and addr ess or p hon e number i f used t ifYouyou ' l l get be tter results des ert be t ully , --+-+~+~-1--: g i v e pr •ce . T he Sent 1nel reser v es th e r 1ght to ----+--1--1---+-~ c l ass if y, ed it or re 1ect any ad. Your ad will be ----+---+--1--+--1 put in the pr oper c l aSSi ft c ai!On 1f y ou ' ll _ _....J._.....l_ _L~,:l-- --- 1 These c as h rates c hec k the proper box 1nc lu de d 1sco u n t below )Wan ted l Fo r Sale )A nnoun ce m ent ) For Ren t 17 18 19, l 10 2. 21 22 23 24 25 3. - - - - - -4. - - - - - -- 5 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ll . 29 . 30 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 31. - - - - - -D. 33. 34. 35 . u. v ~- Mall This Coupon with Remitt an ce The Dally Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh . 45769 ~--- -------- -----------· ' 'WHF.REJ\S Shoo tm q M a tc h E vNy Sal 7 30 PM an d Sun 1 00 Rob er t Bu rn s home on HM rf sbu r g Adam s illle Rd Ba iley 's Sh oes. M 1ddlepnrL 011 10 w il l b e c losed Jul y .tl h l tl r u 8th f or v acil l 10n F r 1end l y H o m ~? P dr 1 1e ~ F or hav 1nq n par t y 1n J un e or J u l y , '15 pe r cent fr ee 1n mcr c h and1se Co i l Ma r il yn Pow el l a t 6 14 99165 25 LaB O NTE ' S Q UAI L F A R M Qua d of all a g es a v aila bl e up to 8 We ek s tn an y qua nlt ty Egg s A l so A v a il ab le Cl el l l aBo nt c 3606 1 Bas h a n Rd . lon g Bo t to m , OH . Phone 949·2293 R a ctn e, Oh . 4534 3 or 949-2417 Ph. 614·843·2591 6 IS·tfc 614·98 5·4345 3 3-lfn 6/'l 4/ I m o H A I R R EMO VAL PrOf f' SS ional E lec tr olys iS Cc niN A M A appr ov ed , Doc tor r e fer c1l s. by ap 30 4 675 p0 111t m en t on l y 6234 N e w Hom es - ex · t e nsiv e r e mod e ling O ne day m sent on SJOU Up 10 15 woro s 1 hr ee da y 1nse rtion S4 00 m sert1 on S7 00 OHIO VALLEY ROOFING Pomeroy, OH. PH. 992-2063 •E l ec tn c wo r k •C u stom Pol e B fdg s •Roo fin g Work 14 Y ear s Expen en ce 937- Buffalo U p to 15 w ord s DABBLE SHOP A nd Hom e M a1nten a nce • Roofing o f all ty p es • Si din g • R emod e ling • F r ee es t i m a t es e 20 Yrs . ex pen en ce CHECK OUT OUR BIBLE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Greg Rou sh Ph. 99 2· 7583 o r 99 2· 22 82 C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION Cu stom kitc hen s a nd ap plian ces , c u st om ba throom s, remod elin g , plum b tn g, el ec t ric , and hea lin g. FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-6011 TOM HOSKINS Pac-Man Party Packs Ph. 949·21 60 or 94 9·2322 4-20 lfc and Cake Available A N Y PER SO N wh o ha s an ylh 1n q to q 1ve a way and dof's no t off er or att em pt to off er any o the r l h 1ng for Sr1 1e m ay pla ce an a d 1n l h1 s col u mn There wil l be no r 11.1rq e to the ad ver i 1SN '1 t r m a le Col l (e Shep ard PUPPi f' S. 7 w ks o ld Cn ll 614 319 2139 F r ee k 1lle ns yf' l low w tuh•. rn ale 9 wk s u iU P ub lt c NOt i CC' .1<~10 un t 'I ot ,, lll 'fr •so;;,.lry ro .-l''l' 'nd c;,11d u ":,o tu tron t o rl' l lrc l lllf' r IO<;i llCI clr111' on ">r11f11<;C.l lf' 0 1 twnd<., BE t T ORDJ\t N EO l >y fl il ' (nunc II o f lhf' V il lrlCW Ol Po01wroy . S1 Ci te ol Otl10 SFC T10N I l h<H SEC liO N 7 o f O rctr nc1nCI' N o 'IJ? iH iop tr d Sf'p trrn tJe r 71. 198 1, r (•,1c!1nq ~1 s I al low s ':lt:::C i tO N 7 Th,11 honll <, 0 1 ll w V d i <Hif' at Pornrr o y . 0 11 10 IW ISSUf'Cl 1n lh f' pr1n r 1p.11 r1•110unl ot S lOO.OOO tor ti ll' purpo <; c n fore o;;, ,l 1rl ~rH ct norc1'> sh r1 11 lw dn l f'cl Or IOIJ1 r l. 198 1. o f lt l l' d( •no no1n a t1 0n of $ 1.000 r .1 f ll nu <llbf' n'cl f rom 1 to 100 onfi USIV f', a nd sha ll brM 1n l rr P~ I ill th e ril l e o t I 1Vf' PN Cf' n ! u m ( 5° ol prr ,,n nu •n . pn y i!bl f' J u ne I , 1987 . n n e! 5f'm1a nnual l y !llPrf'il fl f' r on J u nr 1 r1 n d 0f'Cf' •Ti bN I of Pil Ch yf'il r un td lllC' p r 111C1 pa l St.;rn :s p,11rt , as ev 1cl r nc ('(t by coup on<, ttw rrt o r11! a c tl f'd Pro v 1df'd howe ver . l hill 1! o:, ,11rt hnnrl o;;, Arf' o:, n lrl hc>ilr onn ,1 d1 tf Nen l r a te of 1ntf'rt> sl t r orn thn l her e1n b ef or e Spf'Cii iPd, Sil1d bond s Shc1 11 twn r sur h r a te of 1n iNCSI ns rnay bf' pr ov 1de d for 1n Hw rf' solu l 10 n of c ou nc II r~p n r ov 1n q th e a w ar d th er eo f Sr11d s bond s s hall •nn t ur e 1n t he1r con f>cr u i (Vf' ser1ill or d er on Dru n1ber 1 o f eac h $4 .000 ye.1r ,1<. tallow s l ro<n 1983 and '1007 . 1n CIU":> IVl' be il nd 15 llt• r f' b y ame nd ed to r eild ,1s tallows SE C T IO N '1 T hat boncl s ol lhf" V1l l aqe of Pome1oy . Oh 10 . be IS">ued 1n lhC' pr1n r IPil l r1m ou nl o t $100.000 tor the pur pose a f or f'Sil ld Si11 d bo nd c; ~ h all be d a ted on Jun e '15 . 1982. or th e da tf' o f c iOs1nC! w d h th e F ar me r s Hom e Ad ln 1n 1sl r a t wn, an d mr.y br 1SSUPrl a s n c; m q le bond 1n fu ll y r eg1si Ned for rn {o r a s coupon b onds, of lh f' den orn1na f 10n of $1,000 eac h . n u mb er ed ! ro m 1 I O 100 , l nCIUSIVC), and st1a ll bear 1n ter est a t til e r i'J te of f 1ve p er centu m (5° ot pe r nnnu m . pay ab le an nuall y on Dec ember 1 of ea ch year until lhf' pr1n IS p a 1d Cl p a l Sum Pr ov 1ded , how e ve r . t ha t d sa1d bond s ar e sold b ea r 1ng a d1 fferen t r a te of (n ter es t from t ha t h er e1nbe f or f' spec 1fl ed . sa 1d bonds sha ll bear suc h r a te of 1nter es t as ma y be pr ov 1ded for th e r esol ul 10n of cou nc il ap proving t he awa rd th er eof . Sa1d bonds s ha ll ma tu r e 1n their con sec utt ve se r ia l or de r on Dece mber 1 o f ea c h yea r as f ollows : S4,000 f r om 1983 to 2007. inc lUSIVe. SEC TION 2. Th ai rt is fou n d and det er mine d tha t al l for m a l ac t ion s of th is counci1 con ce rning and r ela t 1ng t o the p assage of th is ordm an ce w er e ad op · ted in an op en meet in g of t h i s cou nci l ; a nd t ha t a ll deli bera t iOns of thi s c ounci l and of any of its com · m 1ttees tha t · r esulted i n such for ma l ac ti on, were in mee ttn gs o p en to t h e pub lt c. in compli ance wi th rl ll IP (] rll r r qulr t••ll l 'lll ":> 111 ( IJI(IIn(l Sr•( ! lOll 1? 1 Ol lhr 0 111 0 Rf'VI')I'fl (Oflf' SEC f10 N 3 f tw, v111,1q0 ( ll'rk ·~ h1•rd)y ,lu l horo/f"fl .J n<l chrt •C it ·ct to CPr l d 1 ,, ropy at 111 1~ orch n,1no· to 1111 Cou n t y J\uch tor o f M o' lft'- Counly Oh10 . .'l r r or <l •no 10 1.-1w .._,ECT10 N ,I lll 1':. o r Clollr1 1l(l' 1<; ht> r!'hy CIPr Ia r eei .-1 n P'llf'UIC'flC y 10 b (' 'llf'.-1Su r c• llf'CC<;S ..H y for ltlf' Wf'">f'rV r1t iOn Ol !lw pub l iC pPM I', llrn llll, ">cl l e ty corn l or ! onct w' ·II M P ot l he f) l Or.> IP o f l li f' V11 1 ~1qe at Po11W r o y 111 tl1 il t bon d <; r l'i r•rr (>(J I O IH' r (' lfl '1"l USf bf' r1 UIIl Qr l/('(i r1nd I')SUf'CI 1'11 '11\'( l •r11(• 1y 1n ord er to sup p o rl ro n <, t ru r 110n con tr,.;c ts. an cl !1 stl.-1 11 t ok f' ~1 1 I C'c t ur.> on 1I S pa ssncw Pr1<;Sed J un r 7, 1981 Mr1 YOr CIMcnre A ndr ews n A ti C'S I E l l('n J Rou q h t {6! II lt c F ubl tc No ftc e NOT I CE Or AP PO I NTM E NT OF F IDU C I ARY Qn Ju nr 7. 1987. 1n lhf' M r'•tlS Co u n t y Pr olJtl tr Cr1">f' N o 23799 . Co url K r illl K f'nn f' d 'f . Rutlnncl. 0 1110 ,J5775 w ,l S .'II)Oinl c d 1\ d• n • n l c. l r;~ t or o l ttw 1•st,1l f' ot OW1CJ il l Kcn nt' d y . r11 •r i ',1">Nf: l fl l f' o f Rut l ,l nd . 0 !110 Ro bn l E Bu c k P r ob al f' J ucl<ii' / CINk NOT I CE N ol 1ce 1S her eby q(v en t ha t ltl e un d er s(gned 1n ten d s to make app i Jca l 10n to the Com m on Pl ea s Court. Proba te Dt v 1s10n of M e1qs Coun t y, Oh1 0. for an or de r to c ha nqe her n.'l m e to Je ss1 c a C Cnr r Sa1 d appl 1c a t ion wil l be by pe tt11 0n to be ft led 1n sa1 d Cour t. on or after t he 26 th da y ot June 1982 Da ted l h1s n n d day of J un e 1982 J ess1c a Ca rr Hu g hes by R (f a J ean Car r , her m o th er 161 25 Ire LEGAL AD Pub li c No ti CC PUBLI C NOTI CE On Ju ly 7, 198 2 at 7 30 P m Oliv e T o wn s h tp T r u stees w il l ho ld R ev enue Shar 1n g pr o p ose d u se h ear 1ng at the offi ce of th e tru stees rn Reed SV I l le A l l C1l1 zen s w rl l have a n OP' por tun1t y t o g1v e wr1 1ten and ora l co mm en ts on t he u ses of th e fund s , es pec (all y se n1 or c 111 Zen s. A da B 1sse ll, c ler k 161 25 t lc PUBLIC NOTICE VE RT I SEMENT Ora n g e T o w n s h 1p Tru stee s will hold F ed era l Reve nu e Shann g propose usc heM (n g on Jul y 5 and Fed er al R ev enu e Sh ar 1ng Bu d g et Hea nng a nd A n nu a l Bu dge t Hea rtng on Ju l y 12th T hP summar y ot t he enac te d budqet wdl be ava il abl e for pub li c tn spec t1 on a f ter Ju l y 20th Se n1 o r C l t t ze n s are we l com e to a tt end . H ea r1n gs. to be he l d a ll he hom e of th e c ler k . N 1na Rob 1nson a t 6 PM N1 na R ob1n son The Boar d o f L e tart Town sh ip , M e1g s Cou nty of Oh10, wil l r ece1ve b 1d s unt il 7 00 O'c loc k PM th e l 21h day of July 198 '1 fo r th(' p u rpose o f n U sed M o tor G r .'l dC' r w ilh M IN IM UM SPE CIFI CA TI ON S AS FOLLOWS · E N G I NE D 1ese f (6 ) Cy l 1n der w t dry t y pe A1 r C lea ner CLU TCH Or l Type TRAN SM I SSD N Constant mesh (61 Speed T I RE S· 14 00x 24 CAB Comp lete W1 n d s h1e l d / H e ater & W 1per, ln srde M~rror L I G HT S (21 Pu blic N o t1 ce Superior Siding Co. PUBLI C NOT I CE Vinyl & Aluminum Complete gutter work, complete remodeling , roofing of all types. WO!Ited in home area 20 Pub lt c N ott c e Pub li c NO ti Ce Pub li C Noi1 Ce Fr on t H ca dl 1g ht s , (21 B l ad e L 1qht s. ( 1) Rear Work 1ng Li Qil i S. (2 ) R eM Tall L(q hl s, Turn S1qna ls / 4 Way F la s her s M O LD BOARD 1'1' P owe r Sh1fl Rt 2, Box 171 Coolvrll e, Dh 45723 161 25 ltc SC ARI F IER 11 Toot h WE I GH T Base 23 ,450 lbs Off er ed a s Trade· l n ( 1) Huber Model 11 00 Motor Grad er B1dde r to subm i t de ta il ed spec ifi c a ti ons of eQutpment off er ed Th e Board o f Trustees r ese r ve the r 1g ht to r e 1ec t an y or a ll b1d s By ord er of t he Boa r d of Tru stees of Le t ar t Tow n · Shi p June W rc k er s h am, Cl erk D on R Hit I Wa lter H Rou sh H ar r y C Htll 1967 Su tt o n T o w ns h1p T ru s t ees wtll m ee f Tu esd ay eve n1n g J u l y 6, 198 2 1n th e Sy r ac u se M un 1c1 pal Bu d d i ng a t 8 :00 p m The pr oposed Bu dg et for fi sc a l year 1983 and t he use of Fede r a l Reve n ue Sh anng Fund s w i ll be open for p ub lt c di SC USS tOn The Bu dget a s ena c ted for 1983 . w il l b e ava il a b le for Publi c H earing Sa t u rd ay years. Free estimates Call 843-3322 5-12-2 1110 pd nnd 614 379 )435 '1 6 wef' k o ld k 11ten s Ca ll 446 9542 F r <'f' to oo od hom e Cit l 1co kll ten s Ca l l 614 379 2637 Real B 1d s will be ac ce pted at Pom eroy Cit y H a lt until 12 Noon , M ond a y , Jul y 6tt1 1982 . on the Li nco ln H i ll w ater stor a g e r eservoir roof Spec ifica tt ons ar e on ft le a t City H a ll an d a cop y may be pi cked u p Mond ay th r u F r iday , 8 A M . 4 p M . Da ll y Mrs Pa t Th om a Clerk , B oa r d of Pu b lt c A ffairs (6) 18, 25 , 17) 2 Eltete - General 3 p lay tul k 1tten s LIVE ENTERTAINMENT HITCHIN' POST POMEROY , OHIO you ·ve got it. .. N E W LI S TIN G - One floor 3 bed r oom m ode r n nme, ca rpet i n g, nat . ga s F:,.A. furn ace, ba th , k tt c he n w dh bar and d i n ing ar ea Large leve l lot 1n Sy r a c u se n ear NlHI Water· Sew er -Ei ectn c Ga s Line-Ditch es Water lan e Hook -up s Septi c T anks County Certifi ed Roush lan e Cheshire, Oh Ph . 367 ·1560 t 7 1 ti c 5 k 1tl c n s. to qood tlomC' 304 675 1462 F or all your wiring needs ; furna ces repair service and in stallation . Residential & Commercia l Call742· 3195 3·7·tfc Real CARPENTER SERVICE Estate - General AddoM and remodehn1 - Roof1n1 and autter work 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH.992-2259 -Conc~ete wori - Piumbtnf and electncJI won. (file Esllm lttsl V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992·731 4 SATURDAlV, JUNE AT 1:00 P.M. gar age, love ly h om e tor $44 ,900 . fii EW LI STING - 8.3 acres and m e ta l garage for r ep a1r of tru c k s a nd ca r s H as ;va ter a nd el ec tri c 1ty 1n M idO lepo rt . THE FOLLOWING WILL BE SOLD: t'£1'u .. ', f,Or A sk1ng li(E W LI STING - Good N E W LI S TING ~ Rutl and - A ssum e loanon T h1S - two bed r oom home w 1th b r ight su n por c hand d 1ning r oo m , l tv 1ng roo m a nd kitc hen . Carpet ed, f1n1 sh the a tti c f or two ex tr a room s 1 Ac r e lot 1' S33.000 MIDDL E PO R T Two bed r oo m h om e, w tt h se par ate din1 ng room , l arge lot . w tth garag e Good St reet . $19,750 bri ck bu siness bu rld rng •Maytag Wri nger Washer •Table Saw •5'x8' Util i ty Trailer •30" Electric Range •12' Ci!rgo Tra i ler •Shelv· ing •Paint •Tools •Furniture •CooJ<ware •And other miscellaneous items too numerous to mention. THIS AUCTION WIU TAKE PLACE AT THE CORNER OF DEPOT & MAIN STREETS IN RUTLAND, OH. S&K A.UCTION· ' SHERMAN'Tiu;·IS:OWNER LONNIE NEAL: AUCTIONEER ,. TERMS OF SAL£: CASII OR 'CHECK I.D. :Qx87 All util rlies. r est r>(>Om and s1 d e entra n ce W i ll t ak e$18, 000 . POM E RO Y - Three be dr oom hou se w 1th two lo ts Fi r epl ace p lu s woodburncr N ew car p et ing, 111, b a th , n ew r oof a nd s id i n g, full ba se m ent , ga r age, an exce pt1 ona l hom e tor S45 ,000 N"E W LISTING - 21x60 storage or store building dn the T for a bu sin ess . 'i(ow would you li ke to ha v e l I I I , I I thi s f or i FOR l - Both of !hese bedroom homes with baths, all uti l ities, 2 gilrage and Jevel lo!s tor rinty $21,000.00. Can you l;l!!at i!? i'( REE PARKING -~ HERE ;• FOR CUSTOMERS i .. . $)Je M dl'jlhy, Helen and ~ruce Teaford, All lteallors. Aller Hrs. f,12·U1} or992-3325 ' :t Housiflg fleadl/lli1r ter s I' F ARMS : RACIN E - 191 Ac r es - Three b ed r oom house, b ar n s, mak e an otter . Asking S90,000 ogty ~p .soo . 9·30·tf c N E W LI ST IN G - Mulberry HPig hts Pn m e locati o n for a premiUm h"tl'ft.\"(; r bed r oom s. f u ll · sq II and large level lol pa r k rn g Tllr ee k1lt en s to qood tl om f' Phone 304 675 7677 6 RACINE - 80 Ac r es hou se . As king $60,000 . DE XT ER - Four b ed room r em ode led 170 Acres - Workin g Dair y, full y equipped and i n operation , m ac hin ery , 80 d a iry ca t · ti e, two bedroom mobil e hom e . Pi pe line milk er s. Call tor deta ils . REAL t ORS: Henry E . Cl eland, Jr., GRI -J ean Trusse ll Dollie Turner Ott ice 992-6191 • 949·2660 992·5692 992·2259 1-- - - - - - - - - ---l Rt. I, Cheshno, Oft S1 Rt. 7, between Chtshue & Middleport Hrs.: Mon.-Sun. 2:00 P.M.-2:30A.M. tarry Ott Beer & Wine Av••lable Mon.-Ker Nrpt niaht 111 dunks reduced fOf the women Wod.-'.1 CtnluiJ nipl 9-12, d11h beet ontr. Pool tou1nomont 2 1.m. Thurs:-0/d Mllwlukl!! Night. 9-2·30. 1 1 Centu"_ N11ht. Fri. & Sal. · Uvo bonds · d1ink & dlown uch nip~ 10 p.m. Sun . . Pim, pittho• bet• .,.cilt p!ice. Also BQ's on SundJy stJrtinJ Tues.·Lidies June. Month ol June, Thurs.-Fri.-Sit MARSHAll TENNANT BAIID Stop in, b•iftl 1 lritnd. WI 1lso 11m liiPPJ ltou• Mort-Sal. 4 pm.· . Unadttrtllod specllls dia~ . l ....,. " set ,.. 11110011. Phont992·991l Wilnted RN 's tor local 100 bf'd nu r s1 nq home Com pe ta t1ve wa qes & exc<>l len t benefi ts Contac l Cnm r on or Burrw DON Scen 1c Hil ls Nur o:,1n q Crn t f'r . 446 7150 B a by sdt Pr nf'Pdrcl f o r ') c hildren oqf' s 3 an d 6 P lr111 17 SubdiV I" Ion . re t r t·Q Ca l l 446 /669 P1n f' Cn• s t Car f' Cf'n iN now tak 1nq Nppll fcl ll on s l or R N poSII IOn<; P lra c;e (r111 446 711 1 An Equ(1l Op po r tu n1l y E mployt' r N refl l ff'lnf'd li'! IC'Iy I S<1 1PC. iHu' n l s I su perv1so r Fo r cnnftfl enli ~ll 111 1PrVIf'W Cel li Rum lf'Y lno:,u rn nc •' A QC'nr y . 446 3320 App l 1cr1 11on will bf' ,1f rf'plnl l or npp r eniiC I' p l um l)('ro;;, nnrl p1 pf' tll tN S J\ ppl 1r at 10no;;, m;Jy t)f' p 1c k r d up n l 0 11(0 S t r~ t r E mplo •{m1·n1 Otf 1U ' or ,1 1 2 134 G .lll 1n St Pa r t ~ mo utt1 App i (C(1nts m u <, t b r lA to 75 y r s ot r1r11~ E 0 E L O ST Bd lf ol d a t D r IN S Olf iCC' Tuf'Sd ay 6 14 388 8629 Not Ca l l Yard Sa le Y a r d Sale 105 K 1neon Dr . Ga l lipol iS, near go lf cou r se Sa lu rdoy J u ne 26 , 9AM ? C lo thes. a1r cond . p1 nq pon q tabl e & m1 sc Y a rd Sa le 1 E dqemo nl Dr Ga l l i pOl iS 17' f ib er g lass boa t . 45 HP enq (ne, com p le te wt!h t r a der. u sed T v . r ad to ' s. m a n y m 1sc it em s 9 OOam to 5 OOpm . Fn & Sa l Ya r d Sal e Thurs . Fn & Sa l 1109 Sun se t Dr • Gal l 1p0 f1 S By Delor es Wo ll and Mary Bu r c ha m Off 1ce furnil u r e , eq u1 pm ent. sp rne t p1 an o, 7500 BT U 01r con d , m rsc 1lems You nam e tt F our F nm ily Y M el S,1 1f' Sa l Junf' 76 . 9 30AM L eon Baden Rd F 1r o;;, t ttou se on I ell 8 r' ub l 1c Sa iC' & Au c t iO n R (c k P('il r son. Ex per (f' n CPl1 A U C Tt O N ~E R E sta tes. nn li qu PS . lar m . house hol d L1 Cf' ll'io £'d 0 1110 W V Bu y mq ,,n li QUl'S 304 P A R f f 1m e l il ke lllVf'n for y loc nl "> ! or es CrH 1n W r il f' pll Qnf' neress,1r y number . ex per 1£'nrf' to 1( (45R Anx 'i?7 P MMTHJ">. N J 076 51 HO':' CS fOf Sa l e 111 hC' al l ll M Us t sell 4 /lo u sf' S ( I 1S <" \.,ouble wtde J n11r en ted , plu s 5 tots, a l l 1n one b l oc K on Oh 10 R 1ver 1n RrecJsv il lf' Wa ter . C1 l y Clil5 F 1r st 136.000 ta k es a l! D 1n l 6 l4 37 8 612 1 Aswm il hle 7 1 4 pe r ce nl loon 4 tX'<lr oom 2 lull brtlllS . rlll f'IC'C ir1 < 75 x l 00 cornpr lo t I 304 88? 73 19 H OU~ E Meodow tJr oo k Ad d 1fl0n . 3 bed rooms. lil mdy r oo rn w1 ltl h rf'place . cen tr al 01r , bnsl'm(' nt . p hone 30<1615 1541 7 \l or y br 1c k . 6 r oom~ . l)rl f h , t),l<;r> nlPn t ilncl l 1r1•p1a r r . 1711 MC11 n 51 304 671 l3HI I WO " l ory 3 twd r oo m l ull lJri'\t'ln l'n l S40. 000 7. 000 rlcwn & .l'-'iUmP l oon ot 0 $3 3. 000 ,l t A1 ;> o E nqi 1Sil Cour t 30 .1 idS 358~ r1 1rt '1· lwcl r oom 110U'lf' . one 1),1 <.,1 'm l'nt OnC' ,lllcl 0111' lll lr(l elf r(' qrouncJ 30-1 675 1?74 11 (1 11 room IIOU'> P b,llr l, t.r( •J)I ,H f' 111 PI Plf'r1">ilrd Sl3 000 104 615 5651 37 Mob il e H om e.-. l or S ,11(' ! Rt MO BI LE ~ ! A l E HOME> USED MOBIL E HOME S Ci\RS TRU CKS Ci\LLIPOLIS CHECK OUR P~ I CES CAL L 446 CLEI\N USED H OME S MOBI LE KE SS E L'S QUALITY MOBIL E HOME SALES . 4 M l WESl . GALLIPOLIS , RT 35 P H O N E 446 3868 1980 W1nd'>or 14x70 . nrw rnnrl Df'luxf' 1-;llr twn la r rJP 11V1nt1 r oom & ha lt1 7 11r<1rm H 1ddf'n u t ll room 37913 10 13 l n"> llr."lll CC' SA N O Y A N D BEAVER In su r <1ncc Co 11,1.-. oll f' r ('ct serV Iff'5 for ! orr' 1nc;ur ilnCf' ro vrra cw 1n G ,~ ll 1 i'l Co un l y t or al m ost n Cf'n lury F ,o.rm . 11 0111 0 il nd pr r sonil l pr oprr t y <.nvr>rilQf'<;, n r c IO m t' f' l on c1Villl c1b l(• (li VId Ucll fl (•f'rJ', COil l il CI N r~-:1 lnsu ra rHf' A (lf'ncy ,1qrn t P hon,.. 446 169 4 773 57B 5. 773 9185 IS A uc i 10n f'Ve r y F r• n1qll l ill th r- H M if ord Comm und y Cr n ter Tr uc klort ds of npw mer c lland1 SC f' Vf"r y w et' ~-; Cons(Qm f' nl <; ol new r~ nd USf'd tn erC il ilnd iS£' rl iW<ly <. W f' I (Qmf' R IC h il rt l Rryno ld s Auc t nm ('f'r 775 E MMA Br l l Aurt 10r1 SN VI ((' Sn lf' rnc h l uP">drl r' ! p m M t A lt o ,1( Cf'P I Inq c ons 1qnmf'n l s Tur sdny 10 il m un til <> .l lf' l 1m f' Buy 1nq and Sf' ll 1nq r-s t n te s F ree ('S ta te appr a1Sill . 304 4'18 81 77 W,l n ted T 0 Bu y Bu y 1nq Go l cl Sil vn . P lc1 t 1n u m. ntcl ro 1ns. sc r ,1p r(na s & "> ilv er war r Dn ll y quo tr r, ova il nb l f' Al so rn (ns & CO in SUPPl ieS l or o:, r~l r Sp r1n q Va ll f'y 1 r ort 1nu Cr'l Spr1 nq V(l l l(' y Pl ~11 ,1 446 80?5 or 446 8026 Wt' pa v r ,1c. l1 for l i'l l f' n10fl r l Clf'iln u <;f'cl co r <; Frf'nc htown Cnr Co [\ ti l Cf'nf' J ohnson 4.-lil 0069 BED S 1R O N. B RA SS. ole! tu r n ll ur f'. <r ol c1 , "> ilvf'r cln l l ,1 r "> w ood 1( 1' IJO Xf' ">. 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Orm "> f) ur t11n (] ,1nc1 k1 Ck 1na b,1Q '\, c1f1CI p r ol ec 11vr f'Q U1f)m C'n T Jf" rr y Ln w Pry & A <.<;,O( 1,11('"> K <1r,1t c S I U CI I O 1-1 3 8u r llr1(! 1Cin Ro Jr1( k<.,o n Q t1 Cal l 6 14 '18o 307 4 18 W,lnt C'd to Do L il wn M o w (nq no y rtrd t o b 1Q or srn oll Re l 1clbl (' (1nd d epenrt il b lf' For C'S I 1nM if' c oli 446 3159 o't llrr 6PM 756 1967 Tr ,1 Sh COit f"C I IOn & h ,1 u h n q L1 11 446 4480 Will d o b aby '\1 11 1nq 1n my hom r C 11161 4 388 9755 I OSICle & OU I "> ICIC' p (1 1nt ,nq f r rl"' C'SI1 mc1tes Ca l l 44 6 9499 Wil l do c u <; fom sr w •n(] babysil t •nq , n nd 1y p1nq 111 hOtn f' Cnll 6 14 388 A7 4 ~ tor l u r lfler (n l or m ,l l (on 3 F a mil y Ya r d Sa le Fn . & U SED 3 wh ee l QOOd condi l 1on. b1cy c le . 304 88 ? 2800 . empleymettE ser.l t es Bab y toy s, c lothes, & mi sc . 1_! _ _ !!_'!!e_Wanted da y . F or informati on c all Wa nted so m eon e to work 1n c oin·op and dr y c lea ning shop . Appl y N OB ~ US[ D ~ II) E HO ME /l l l MOO I I. E H OMES M OVE D I l( (' il S1'ti & i llC., Urf'Cl Crl l l 30-l 576 77 I I 19/J l4K 70 J brd r oorn rnobd f' homf' hns la r qr room<., wdl SC' I I pnr l 1illl y l urn 1SI1C'd 304 88? 18'10 THREE bectr oom tra iler . por tl y f urn1shPd , 1nc:l udes W(l<,IIN . (lr yf'r r1 1ld nC'W <1 1r cnn(!I I IOnN & d r nws . co m pi !' IPiy CM pf' tl'd Phone 304 675 3788 ni!N S 00 p m 14 x70 m ob 1le '1 om e a ll f' lt'C i r 1C rlC. 7 bf' dr"JOnl r1nd ,1< dii 10fld l room $ 10 000 l •r l1l 30·1 882 33SR or 30 4 BA1?17 1 33 'JS Farm s f or So l e rf's . 1260l b l ob nccn brl C.f' bi\rn, U1 b SC' pl (( lr1nl<. , WC'Il 1980 3 brlr W 1n cJ~o r Mob dr home. 2 b a th~ . t urn1 <; 1l f'd . 1n nf'w con <lt110n All tor $'1 6.900 Ca l l <146 OA-1-1 rlC 50 flrr 1 l nrm Mon ey to L o;t n P r Of f:'SS IOn i'l l s er v 1ce.., C& L B ook keep1 nq B ookkec p 1ng & tax se r v• Ct' fo r oil t y pe -:, of hu s1nf'sses C aro l Nea l 446 386 7 31 Hom es tor s ,1 1c 142 ac r e f ar m qood ,, ou st' and barn s Ca ll4-46 2599 N ew 3 bdr ho ust'. 7 c ar gara qe. wil l excep t om er r e al estate on a tr (l de etnd h e lp f 1n a nc f' at a r e ason ab le ra te of 1n ter es t Call 446 36 17 J bt' d r oom "> PaL I OU5 rf'lnnrtl1•ct k ii O l en . 1 po nd ~ t),l r •1 p r 1<PCI to <,(' II Srl l or lr Mii' l or II OUSP lfl t own ~0 4 R9'i 3083 304 675 462 4 ~ l ( IJ C:, o · 3~ W 11ll L ot<, & Acr e.l Qe Pr1 1t' r {'(lU \ PC1 ? lo ts wilh rur,ll w .111 r c loo;;,f' fo c1 l y It mil<. SJ 450 00 Cnll 446 1]9.\ F or ..,,liP one .1nc111n1 1 or res 1111'1•1 ' or If'<.<, , •'P l)r' Ollllllr11 f' l y 600 It r o.-1d l r fl nt,lqr on Co r a C1' 11 11 r po, nl Rrl nrn r (r n io ' rpn •n l $3 000 00 Ph onl"' 6A1 694.1 ) 1n 1<. F 1r " t lo t 1') 3 Tr a( lf'r c, p,lff' tr ,11 r' r p r.r l-. SP cond Ia! 10:. ?00 )' ?00 Lnr ,'l ted 111 M N ( N v il lr· 446 463-l TW O r1f rt' In ! <; 150 II rOCl d l r on t.1Qr cd y w~11t' r . bCI11n ct 84 L u m bN c all 304 675 6873 . 67~ 361 8 P LI NY I r1crr lo t . it iOnQ Rl 35 . br.'lu ld ul K ilnowha R1vN v all r y . $6 .500 c .'l sh . 3 bedroom bn ck . 16 year o ld hom e. 111, ba t hs . firep l a ce, ga r age . baseme n t On e a c r e F1r st tt m e offe r ed tor sa l e B ul av!l le Road Ca ll 61-4 L OI 40 X 130 . li OOd IOCOt 10n 1n town Cilll Some r v dle RC'rllty for mo r e de l a il s 245·9210 or 614·992 ·3905 304 675 3030 or 67 5 3431 304 937 ~ B96 , 30 4 937 77B2 5 room s and bat h, utllll y r oo m , large patr o, ga r ag e --------- North Gallia Flea Market 1---.,...-:-..,.--.._--1 on Rt. 160. Will be open Friday, Saturday and Sun· Nf'olf ( h1 •<;, ! p r 7 ChOif t' r1U f'<., rtncl 1980 ) !Jet r oom I J:d O mobol f' hom t $71 000 Crl 1161-1 9 49 7639 A sk me abou t SE I ROLl\( E arn m oney w h il f' tnos 1n q vH•1q ll l c r~ s lly No d 1f' t C 111 D o tt 1e 6l4 949 286'1 23 R I G HT fron t tender tor Ch ev rol e t , 1976 1977 Monte Car lo, mu st b e tn qood con dl t ton . 304 ·675 ·441 1 19/ 1 E ICO I'rl t r,ld('r 60 xl ? turn100. IH •cl ll !' W hr-ilvy woocl 7 pc I 1VII1lt r oom '>UIIr-. nf' W (!IIWIII ')t' ! Wi'ltf'r he,11f'r 3 IOn f pn!r ,ll ,1or co nd . un (1('rp onnon q 70 II x8 II ronii'Cl porch Very tiOOd u mn S7500 6l .t 992 2909 EII N I1Vf' unl d lhr· r•n d ol Jun0 68 rl( rr I M rn 7 r m & b nl ll 70 ,, ( r(' bollom lnnrt. l c1rqf' IOI1ncro ba se . b1Q pond on J IB Cr1 11446 0632 OLD FURNI TURE . bed s. 1ron . b r oss. or wood K 1t ctl l'n c ub bc1 rdc, of rtll f YPt'S 1 abiC's . roun d or SQu nre Wood 1CC h0)( C5 O ld d es k oo. ond b oo k c aSC' S Wil l b u y com p il"' te hou seho ld G o ld . "> li ver . ol d mo ney . poc k e t Wil TChPS, C'l<'t 1n 5, r 1nqc; , tlnd e tc l nd10n Ar td ac to;;, o f a l l types A lc; o buy1no ba seb a ll c nrd s Osb y M M I1 n 99 ? 6370 191>9 f3udd·,- MobiiP H om e l ?x65 w illl li p OU I 3 Bdr 111'-, I .111 dl l f' r 5 -1 46 7J90 Exc t•l l(• n ! (0 r1 Cl Bu s1 nes s or stor 0 r oom .n P ork Cen t rr~l Hotel 3476 Carpor t Sa le Beh1nd B id· we ll Port er Sc hoo l in A r notd Su bdi vrs ion Thurs & Fri . 9·? Va rious item s. Yard Sal e 31 2 LeG r ande Bl vd., June 26. 9:00·3:00. A u ". IO f'C:, \ Oppor tun1t y REFI N A N CE or pur r ll r!"> l you r hom e 30 y r ar I ll<.('rt ra te WV a & Oh 10 Lrrtdf'r Morl g aqe, 77 E St,11 f' St A t hens. Oh 614 59'1 3051 RI G HT f r on t frndcr l or Chev ro iC' t. 1976 1977 M on i C' Car l o. m u st be 1n oood c on d 1t 1on. 304 675 44 21 Sa t 9 to 4. l 112 mi le oul 21 8 off Rt 7. 11 27 Gn l ct. Sl l vf'r , STI •rl 1n q , wwr lry , r 11H1S. n ld co1n s & c urr f' n r y Eel Burk el! Bn r IJt' r StuJO . M1d rll epor t 997 Ya r d Sale 9 11 Th 1rd Ave, Ga ll1 po lis Sa t Ju ne 26 , on l y 9 to 3 Ga mes. g 1rl s and 1ad1 es c l o lh1 ng , hou se hold 1tem s 614-388·8683. ]1 !57) N f'Pd o: per i£' 11 CC'd m~1n to do body w o rk ,,nd c lean u p AJJply HysPI Is Usecl Cnrs 111 Ru tlnnd. Oll 10 L os t.,nd Fou nd YOUNG'S ba semen t, 32' f a"'f:l 1= work shop. Jull y c arpeted , t nsul a SI'\'-~.... \. heat pu mp. 80'x 41 S' lot, $23.00Q 31 WMW if k Ret PI P l f'<'l '> ilnl . Tl1 ur<.cl.:l y Fr1day . 9 to 3 00 p m A dul ts. c tldclr f'ns c lo! h l mt ~1nd m1 sc Co l l 1e, na m e Lil dd 1e, ma lf' , Cl 1fl 0n ar ea 30 4 773 5332 Pom eroy , Oh io s t o r age til e blo c k b u tldrn g w 1th ove r 5.000 PI 9 5. W A N TEO TO BUY Old t ur n 11u r f' .:lncl An i 1QU P<. a t rt ll k 1nd s. c al l K c nnf' tt l Sw ,1 1n 44 6 3159 or 7S6 1967 1n thl"' f' Vl'l11flll 5 iiJf REESE TRENCHING SERVICE Pool Jus! 127,000 NEW LI STIN G - La r ge '1 114 Mt V Nn on . P lea sant. Ju nf' '15 . Junf' 26. 9 2 9 M ISC. ~e~~ h a.!!_C!!_C e N EW LI STIN G Ex Ira niC e home rn the woods Lar ge f e~m lf y room wtlh fi r epla ce F tne ca r pe t1n g, g ar a q e, shop , 3 bed r oom s, 2 full ba th s, centr al a1r an d hea t , sl1din g g l ass d oo r to p a t1 o, m od ern eq ut p ped kit c hen an d 1117 acres Onl y $62, 000 M r Oerm dl s Tr r1il c>r Court G rl ll F er ry , ClOih cs dfl d m1 sc ell anf'ou s il em <. . Thur sd n y, Fr 1day a nd Sa turday 9 n m In ? '1 k 1tl en s fo qood hom e 614 992 2986 1 you want it ... 6 14 W ? 7176 Al so Transmission PH. 992· 5682 or 992· 7121 3·24 ti c Phone 1-( 614) -992· 3325 tor $23 .000 MID SUMMER SAVINGS ON REMNANTS ENDS OF ROLLS ·GRASS CARPET · AND SAVE $2- $5 ON . .SHAG CARPETS ' AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR VIRGIL B. SR . 216 E. 2nd St. PIG ROAST THIS SUNDAY Pub li C Not JC€ PUB LI C NOTICE K t ll en<; l o qood home Call 446 417 3 161 25 l tc 161 25 tt c 16) II , IB .15 31r M ill (' p ~l r l Cn nn TNr 1er l o q 1v r nway 614 388 8738 St. Rt. 124 Pomeroy . OH , 54 Y A RD sa lf' rl l ~o r rf'"> l TtlOma s. 1 m il C' ~1b o v 0 G l(' nwoocl , Srl l urd ny 26 11 1 , 9am 6prn 3069 July 17. 1982 at 9 a m •n th e S yra c u se Munr c 1pa l Bud di ng Ci l 1ze n s of Su tt on Towns hi p , inc l ud 1ng Se nior Cltt zens, a r e we l com e to a t ten d th ese mee tm g s G (nn t 5 f a m ily y ar d Sille. S.-1 t . June '16 . a nd Sun J un e 77 3 mil es nort h ot ( llf'S ier . 1ust below Ea stern H 1q h Sc hool So m e th 1n Q f o r ev ery one. ZC' n1lh s tNeo. q lnssw ar e. depr f'SS1on . c a r n1 v n1 s tonr tar s. col lec linbles. pol s. p a nr.. tu p pC' rwnr e. farm tool<.,, rtnd m uc h m or r l trms Cl(lCIPrl rl ild y C c~l l 5 Roger Hysell GARAGE D ana and Ru th Cnn trr r es (n Sy r ac u se Sn o 9,1 11 1111 1 Rn 1n or Sh1 ne. k 1dS CIOIIW S and mo r e L 1qht del1ve r y w or k ( fl G a ll ta . M e1g s and M ason Co un t y I f you hav e '1 or 3 hour s 1n ttl r a ft er noon r< Ou c an nr l a good 1n co m c Mu sf be dependa b le ancl hnvf' r el1 nh iP Vf' lll r lf' F or 1n for ma l 10n send nom e, ad dr ess. ptlone number an d year & m a ke at v e h 1C l C' to bo x 602 . G all1 po i1 S D ail y Tr 1bunr . 875 3rcl Ave. G a ll 1pOI 1<>, O h 45631 Cal l 8 20 li e 6 21 l mo • to II I •»o June 25 an d '1 6 Lo nq st r ee t . Ru tl and , Oh L1v 1nq r oom Su1 te, ! abi es. m1 sc Gtv ea way 4 K 1IICns Cn l l 446 38 87 allr r Pub li C N OII CL' POM E ROY OR DI NANCE NO 51! J umbo Bob Wh ite Q UAI L li ce nse d & Bond ed Rt. 3, Bo x 54 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 675-- Pt. P l easa n t 4S8- l eon S76- Appl e G rove 773-M ason 882- New H a v en 89S- l etar t Pomeroy 985--Chest er l 43-P ortla nd 247- Let a rt Fa lls 949- Ra cin e 742- R utla nd 667- Coolvill e Up to 15 Words . Sue. da y Y ard Sa le (Av erage 4 word s per l ine ) Publ iC N OI ICC' 0 1 111./1 A N[) Dozer & backhoe se r · vic e, w at er , sewe r . pon · ds, found a t i on s , rec lam ation . Si zes from 4 t o 6 and all wood building s 24xl6. In sul a ted Dog Hous es EUGENE LONG f ' \ Jf.! P O.._, I VILL••\•F H /•l l l t< 1tch en M il sO n . W Va 6 '1 0 1 m o No Sund ay Ca ll s ALL STEEL BUILDINGS 4 20 tt c A rea Code 304 992- Mtddleport 446-Ga llipolis 367- Chesh i r e 388- V i nton 24s-- Rio G ra nde 2S6-G uya n Di st . 643- A ra bia D is t . 379- W a lnut 81 H om e I m prov em ent s 82 P l u mb1 n g & H ea tmg 83 E xc av at 1n g 8.:1 Elec r 1ca l & Re l r1 Qer a i1 <Jn 85 Gener al H auling 86 M H Rep c11r 87 Uph olste ry 6 1 F c1r m E QU ip me n t 6'1 Wan l ('d to bu y 6J L 1ves to c k 64 H rlY & G r a1 n 65 Seed & Fcr til l l e r I 30<1 173· S64 c " To teU the truth , Mn Brady. we don 't get ma ny calls about motes on the root '' Announ cem en ts and st:w 1ng SWEEPER m a c h1ne r e pa 1r . par ts. and SU PPli eS P 1ck. UP and de l tv er y, Dav1s Vac uu m Clea ner , one half mile up Geor g es Cr ee k Rd Ca ll 446 0?94 ------------lf------------+- - -- -------+ ------------1 6446k1 ll046ens7 to q1v f' away St!rwlces Farm Supplies & llves teeu PERSONALIZED POOLS 949·2860 J 29 tf c O'Brien Electric' Service following telephone exchanges. .. 73Va ns& 4W D 74 Mo tor c yc l es 75 B oa ts & M o tor s 76 Aut o P art s & A cc es sor1 es 77 A ut o Rep a ir 78 Ca mp1n g E qu1pm enl • SI <Hn less Stee l • F1berg la ss • V m y l L 1n ers 3 PERM ANE N T 71 A u tos for Sa le 72 Truc k s for Sa le WEPOOL TOGETHER " Beau tiful , Cust om S uitt Garages" Ca ll for fr ee s1d1ng es t i m a t es , 94 9-280 1 or licensed & Bonded PH. 992·7201 Po m eroy , Oh . Transpar tatlen 51 t :ou sehold G ood s 52 CB , T V & Ra d1 0 EQU ipm en t 53 An i (QU C'S 54 M1 SC M er c ha nd iSe 55 B uild1 ng Su ppl1 es 56 Pe ts for Sa l e 57 Mu sc 1a l In st r um ent s 58 F r u ll s 8. Vege tab les 59 F or Sa l e or Tr ade 5 -27 - 1 mo pd V i nyl & Alu m i num SIDIN G • back hoe •e xcavat in g • se pti c sys t em s • A wa ter , sewer & gas lin es • dump tru ck • lim es ton e Ri1d 1a tor S p ec ~o1 1i s t NAT H AN R IG GS 35 Yr s Ex pC' n en ce Classified pages cover the ?1 Bu s1ness Qppor tu n d..,. 7? M oney to Loan ?J P r ofeSS IOnal Serv 1c es • Freezer s Open 9 t ill 5 Closed Sun . & M on . PH . 7-12-2081 PARTS and SERV I CE S1zes sta rt from 30 x24" Merthand;se PARTS • Dish · 4 5 ti c Or W rite Da ily Sentine l C l assi fi ed D e p t. 111 Cour t St ., Pom eory , O hi o 45 769 =Fillil nEi a 1 New and U sed T he Wa lt er E Fran ce f amil y of Rutl and, Oh w 1sh to ex press th e1 r dee pest th a nk s to eac h one who he lped 1n an yway du r1n g th e dea th o f fhe1r lov ed one The k 1nd n ess show n has been a b less1ng to u s w h1ch we have qreally ap pr ec 1a ted May our Lor d b less you .=ill Help W;a nt ed II Card of Th a nk s Truck, A uto and HAR LEY D AVIDSON a u .s. Rt . 50 East LAFF-A-DAY FRYE'S KEN'S APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. The Daily Sentinel " CUT OUT FOR FUT URE USE" BOGGS BASEMENTS PATIOS DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS CEMENT FINISHER RICHARD GARFI ELD 985-4464 To end marriages The Ohio and work ·sllop. Duk e C l eaners, 241 9 Ja ckson Ave. Poin t Pleasan t , W . V a Someone to give free es t i m a t e to in s t a ll a luminvm si ding on 4 r oom house. phone 304-882·2810. To!;tlj~l ~c· tri c. well insul ated '· and easy to hea t . Comp l etl y remod led. $39,500 614·742· 2211 or after S, 614·742·220 1 Close !o school Good loc ati on . i - - - -- - - - - --In Rutland suburbs. 1 ac r e f arm hou se . $9 ,500 . 1614 · 1'49· 242~8 . 41 Hous es f or Rent Homes for Rent , Lease or Land con t r a c t in town or countr y Ca ll Str ou t Real ty, 446 0008 . 6 rm & b a t h . lnq u1re 8 Sec ond A ve, Ga ll ipo l iS. �Friday, June 25, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Th" Baily s .. ntirwi - Pagt• - 11 I >II 'K 'I HAlT 1982 41 54 They'll Do It Every Time Hou ses t or Rent .,_ a pt , HUD except ed A One Rea l Es tates, Ca r ol Yeager Rea lt or Cal l 304 6/S S104 or 6/S SJ86 In Crown C1fy, $225 per mo S'JOO depos 1f 367 0242 Hou se. 120 Jrd Ave Ga l lipOliS 'l bdr , ga s heat . dep req The W•seman Ga llipolis S350 per mo Ref 8°tt nssume loan Ca ll 446 39 19 or 446 0021 , Pomeroy 1 bd room . remode l ed. 408 Sp r1ng Carpe ted, secu r•fY depos1f SlOO Ren t Sl95 Ci! ll after 6 p m 992 2288 7 room house, st ove and relr1g In Pomeroy S200 per month plus uf •l•f•cs Depos. t rcqu.red 614 997 614 992 3090 3 bd room . 1 ba th , pat• o. 11 basement , 2 c ar garaqe 11 mile north of Addtson $22 5 m onth References and depos1t rcqutred 367 7257 HOU SE. 807 Jrd Sf New H aven. WV . $200 $100 depostt G IPn C H arr ah, Parker sburg 304 422 31 17 REMODELED Jbedroom . unlurntshed . $1 75 00 man th Mtddleport . adults. only , 30' 882 2460 Mobtl e Hom es for R ent 42 Mobile Hom e. Eureka . Bdr . turn . rtverfront lol, r ef & depos1t Ad ult s, S IOO mo I 643 16 44 Clean 12x60. 2 bdr mobile home Furn . conven tent , at r good netg hborhood cond sec dep req Ca ll at ter 5. 446 8558 s1 A par tm ent l or Rent <1<1 Hou se t or rpnf 4 rooms & bath Full basement , stove & retr .gera tor 1n kll c hen 2 bedroom apr larqe rooms . basemen t. yard. ap plti!nccs furnt shed Call ev en•nq sJOd 675 754 1 Un t urntshed 1 hr apt call JOd 675 22 18 from 8 am t o 6 p m Ca ll 304 675 6753 unlll 9 30 p m TWO tur n t s hed apar t menrs . each t hree room s & bath. adul ts, depostt , 30d 6/S 2482 45 Furn• sh ed Rooms SLEE PIN G ROOMS "no l tght hou sekee ptn g Park Central Hot el npt . Furntshed Room $125 . u rtltltes paed . 9 19 2nd ave . Ga l lipO l iS s. nql e mal e share bath Call 4d6 4d l 6 at ter 7PM Rooms Wtth COO ktnq, Crl bi C'. a 1r , $dO cl week 30 4 773 56S l Spac e lor Ren_t 46 Ca ll614256 1922 Park , Route 33 , N orth a t Pomeroy Larqe lot s Ca ll 992 7479 Small tratler spaces Mason 30d 773 565 I 6 14 992 3324 BUSINES S Opportun!ly , otft ce space or sma l l bustness r oom besede Sayre 's Outck Dr ilw, JOd MOBILE HOME FOR RE NT WIT H OPT ION TO BUY. se tt tng on lot halfway between Hunt.nqton & PI Pleasant. 30d 576 1711 TWO bedroom l urntshed , per m o n th . N ew H aven. 30d 88 2 2466 SISO 00 TWO bedroom. atr con d•ltontng , LP gas heat. $150 00 plu s u ttl tft es & deposll , n o pe t s H ende r son T ra de Park , H enderson . 5th tr ader o n le f t REMODELED . 3 bed r oom . un l urnt shed , $175 00 man th M tdd le po rf. adults on l y , 304 882 2460 Mobile H ome , Eureka, 1 Bdr , tur n , rtverfront lot. ret & de pos tl Adu lt s S\00 mo . I 643 26.4d Apartment for Rent 44 Apartment. 2 hdr , unl , no pets Ca ll 446 3937 1 AND 2 BEDROOM APARTME N TS Rent st ar t s a t · 1 bedroom $152 and 2 bed r oom $ 188 pe r mon t h SPEC IA L RATES TO SE NI ORS Cal l 446 27 4S or leave me ssage on ma ch tne F urn t s h ed Apa rt me nt $200 Uttltlt es patd A dult s, 607 2nd Ave 1 BR 446 4416 after 7 p m Loca ted tn Oak Hill, Oh d rm , furnt shed ap t No childr en Dep & ret r eq Ca ll 6 14 682 6010 tJnturntshed 2 bder apart ment t or rent PI Pleasant. 6/S 22 18 SAM 6PM, 675 67SJ unttl9 30 PM In duplex S rm & 1 ba t hs , Ca l l 446 JS87 adul t s, no pels 1n Mi dd lepor t 2 room e f ttciency a pt I 304 882 2566 Large I room & ba th et fl c eency apar tm en t Mostly turn1 shed S 100 a month p lu sde p 6149915691 2 very n tce apt s tn Mtd dleport N o c hildren Par 6/S 14JS For Lease 49 F or lease 2 bdr , ce dor riln ch h ea uttful ston e firep l ace , wrap nround deck. l ove l y 6 acre se t11 nq , near Green Schoo l Cnll Wtseman Aqe n cy, .t-16 3M3 51 Hou se hold Goods SWAI N AUC T IO N FURNITURE & PAWN SH OP 62 Ol1ve St , Ga ll tpolls 9x 12 lin oleu m ru g $22. 3 p tece ltvtnQ room su1 t es couch lov e sea t chatr $ 199 , 2 ptece l •v•ng room su11e s tr am Sl40 up. l ove sea t s fr om $70 up. maple dt net se t s f rom $99 to $199 . wa ll hugqer s $ 100. r ec ltn c r s $80 , map l e ro c ker s $49, b ed room sut t es $ 150, va r1 ety of t ab le lamps, marble t op stands $30 and up . box spr mgs & ma ttr ess (new) S IOO , seve r al uttlt l y c abtne t s, kt l c he n ca b tne t s wood & me t aL baby bed s, c hests of drawer s $25 t o $60 , 3 way rec l 1n ers $ 100 , gas & etec tnc ra n ges, r ef n qcra t or s, was h stand s, b u nk beds comp l ete w d h bunk 1es S170. seve ra l d r esse r s. hall trees, beds. brass head board bed s S35 , bookcases. smo k e r s. H oover sp tn dry washer, w r1nger t ype was he r s. hut c h , coa l & wood he at er s , t e lev •s•on s. t ans, new too ls o f a ll kmd s, varte t y of silv ers t one cook ware Ca ll.t46 3 159 GOO D U SE D AP PLI A N CES washers, dry ers, re fr1 gera t ors. ra n ges S k aggs Ap p l ta nces , Upper R 1ver Rd , hes tde Stone Crest Mote l 446 7398 Norge auto was her , la t e modeL S90 Sea r s dryer S90 Whtrlpool washer $ 11 0. A ll ntce and gu aran t eed Ca ll 4468181 2 Frost free r efrtger at or s a nd 1 G tb son 15 cu II c hes t fr eeze r P r 1ced a t $200 per un1t Ca ll446 3800 . 2 sp eed Whir lpool washer ex tr a n1 ce, 5 te mp F rt g dr ye r , eac h $90, gua ran teed Ca ll614 256· 1207. tn n 1n Pome r oy Apartm e nt s 67S SS48 APARTMENTS , mob1le homes , house s , "' Pt Pl easa nt and Gall1pol•s 614 ·«6·821 1 or614 245 9484. APARTMENT 1n Pl e asant, 614·-146·8221 . Pt . LARGE , furnished, one bedroom apartment in PI. Pleasant , modern fur ntture, washer -dryer hook up, no pets, phone 304·67S· 1386 Now Haven Furnished two bedroom apt . air cond . and fully carpeted . $250.00, $1110.00 deposit . all utilities paid. 614·-146· 7526. $2 19 up to $49S Desk $ 110 Hut c hes, $300 and $375 . maple or ptne flntsh Bedroom su•tes Basse t t Cherry. $795 Bunk bed complete w•lh mattr esses . S750 and up to S395 Cap t atn's beds, $275 comp l e t e Baby beds, $99 Mattresse s or box sprtngs , full or t w tn , $58 , ltrm , $68 and $78 Queen se t s, $ 195 4 dr ches t s, $d2 5 dr c hes t s, S5d Bed frames . $20 and $25 , 10 gun Gun cab• ne t s. $350 . dtnette c hatr s $20 and $25 Gas or elec trt c ranges. $325 Baby mat r esscs. $25 & $35 , bed f ramesS20. $25. & $30 Used Furnt tu re book case. r anges and TV's J m il es out Bulavllle Rd Open 9am to 7pm, Mon thru Frt . 9am to 5pm Sa f USE D FURNITURE Used so l i'! , toveseat. chatr, so la and c ha tr , 19 cu It S•de by Stde refnqera t or , used Cilf pf'l. roorh '>t7P Corh .n and Snyde r Fu r ntlure. 446 1171 NEW HOU RS Man t11ru T hur s 9to6.Frt 9to8 Sa t 9 t o 6 E!ec lrt c r ange $65 . auto washer $75 , 5.000 BTU a•r co nd $95, sw •ve l rocker $20. roc ker reel mer $20 , 30 .n qas r anqe $95 Skagqs App lt a nces, Upper R1ver Rd , bes1de Stone Cres t Mo t el 446 7398 S4 tl y furn1 s hed 614 992 S880 3 r oom turn apt f or rent $250 a month, •nc fud•ng uf •l•t•es. 1nqu 1re at M eigs Sof a . chatr, rocker . ot l oman , 3 t ab les. (ex tr a hPavy by Front1er ). $685 So la , c ha 1r and toveseat. $275 Sofas and cha 1rs pr 1ced trom $285 to $795 Tabies. $38 and up to $ 109 Htd e a beds,S3d0. queen S•Ze , $380 Recltners , $175 to $295, Lamps fr om $ 18 to $65 5 pc d tn eftes fr om $79 . to S385 7 pc , $189 and up Wood t able wtth d c hatr s, 446 0377 trailer Real n• ce. adult s on l y Brown 's Tratl er Park . Mtnersvtlle 1 bedroom Hou se hold Goods LAYNE'S FURNI TURE COU NTR Y MOBILE Home 1 bdr mobile home below Eureka Re f & dep req 8 H P rtdtng lawn mower, r o ta till er. snow b l i'!de f or qrave l y , pu sh mower 5 month o ld Reg York s hir e Te rr• er pup , shots & wor phone 304 6/S 6809 med. Sl iS Ca ll 446 4120 One wh•le co tn Mas t er metal detec tor , 5000 D . I yrM o ld $ 150 Ph one 304 AKC Reg Old E ngli s h Sheep dog, f ema le, 4 yrs o ld Call 614 256 1786 after Go.nq out of Bu s• ness saiP Lon q Rdlt> Shop Ent 1rC' s 1oc k . plus 2 qloss st1owcoc:,rs Junr 20 lhru 27 5 p m t (1 9 p m 614 992 even• ng s 446 3189 BEMCO mattresses or box spnngs, full or twm , $58 6 P•ece Naug ahyde heavy wood living room su.te $695 P•ffow arm sofa & M tSC Merch.lnd tce Pla Sit C Sepltc Tanks Sl a i P o'lnd count y t~pprove d 1, 000 on I tank , pr tce $3 .t0 O t her s•zeo:, .n s tock , 11a ut tn your P• Ckup truck Ca l l 614186 S930 , Ja c kson , Oh RO N EVA NS ENTERPRISES RATLIFF 5 POOL CE N TER Poo ls sn le , supplt es & G nlltpOIIS, 6579 In d0 3 2nd Ave . Oh Call 4d6 qround Ablove Q 1 0UI"lr1 17d p tl 'CCS br o wn un d erptnnnlQ lor 1 mobile homP used 1us t I y ea r A c:.cvP n & one half f ee l by 58 •n che w•dc mu lti colored , hr.:11ded oval ruo V... h tt e un tf or ms f pan t su lf sJ thr ee Clt lf Pr (> nl StyleS . SIZPS 9 10 Cal l r~ ft er 4PM 446 3065 Buy, sell or tr ade horses & pontf'S 194 1 F ord 1 112 I , PM II y rf' slor ed Ca ll 6 l d 379 276 1 a lt e r 4PM Commf'fc•a l uplwl s i Ny sc wtnQ machtnf' qood co n d Ce1ll 4d6 9790 Yashtca MG 1 camera w1th accesso r tf'S Ex cel lent cond Ci11 16ld 245 63 49 $40 Ca ii6 14379243S 3 o ld e r 10 fl wal dtsplay cases w1 t h Slidtng qlass and doors a t to p, d ra wer and ca b•ne t s a t bottom Cl a rk 's Jpwe lry S tar~. dd6 269 1 Model II 48 Rem tn gton 12 qauge auto, mod Ca ll 614 947 9S09 a lt erS 614 367 0327 Do ze r 55 lnte rn a t•ona l TD6 Wtth we nc h, $25,000 77 Plymouth 440 eng1ne Call chair $375 Roll top desk , dark & light , Sl89 Bunk 614-256· 1288 alter 6. beds, 39 yds . ca rpet , hum idifi e r c omplete, tnc tude mattress, $199. Complete water bed shop with 10 & air c lean.ng ma c h•ne Ca 11614·245·9S87 recliners $169 . and up. La · Z· Boy r ecliners in stock USED FURNITURE 5 pc. & 7 pc. din e lt sets, studio couch & chair, bedroom suite Hollywood style, bunk beds, glass front book · Flair Furniture & Gallipolis Ferry , 9·6. Phone 304· --- ~_erovements STUCCO PLASTER 1NG te x tu red ceilings com mercia \ a nd r es tdenttal, free estimates Call614·256 1182 . PAINTIN G int erior and exter•or , plumbtn g, roof•ng, some remodeling 20 yrs 9652 s ho ts Cal l 6 14 947 9509 a f fer S6 14 367 0327 Groom tn g servtces f or pe t s W tll Cl tp EngliSh Sheep dogs, poodles & Schnauze r 's Reason ab le For app t 6 14 992 7342 L1ve Bo'lil n•q lll f rawlf'rS . mtnnow s tnL' ,l l worms w {1x worm s, rl l MapiP Wood Chr tst •Ail (o'lm p Gro unds . b f' tW f'f'n R.1r1nt' ancl Sy r c1CUSI' on Rl 12d No Su ndeW SE!If'c., POODLE pup s, .,..'" THREE ma l e AKC Stiv e r Poodles. ca ll 304 882 3672 c,• ..,.....__ ~~==========::;;:::==========~ a II shots, 304 d58 1536 1 ... TROYBIL T Ro t oltllrr s ill I models dtsco unts • 1m med•ilte Sh tprnenl Trc1de 1n your old rotottller on a new Tr oyb tll and qe l a free G<Hdenway Squccz o Stratner Cilll 703 94} 3871 o r wrtte H• ckory Htll Nur se r y , Rt I Box 39NurseO A, F tc; lwr sv tl lc. VA 22939 Tree1ng Wa lk er Reg ma le, 1 y r o ld, $150 Ca ll 304 · d58 Hay Sl 2S ba le'" f1eld 304 67S ·22S4 or 304 675 1302 H ,l rpf'r . CALL RotJf'rt dl<; !rlbUI Or Of Me rlCIOW F r f'c:, l, Pr odu c I s. ]04 675 1793 loy Pood le, S60, house dog, good tor o lde r coup le or stud , AKC, c h a m · payne co lor , regiStered , 304 6/S 57 soss 71 Lowry Gente orga n S 1000 NEW fl70 12 R rm ~nqt on CiUt'l()(' model 30 •11Cil F c 304 671 18/9 SINf' O C rl~ S I' II I' df'fk w.1l kN i tJmpe r . r oc k•nq l lo r <:,('. < fll11bt n rl l ton B~by Mr~ r <ifi:ln clrt r (lt/Nl Crl r C:. f'.-lt 30 4 895 ] 8)8 Sof <'l cc'ln hf' mMIP 1n10 bf'd 530 00 304 6/S 3/ •10 Used Conn Trumpet , good co ndtt 1on Prt ce $ 100 Phone 30d 675 1835 For Sa le or Trade Ley l a n d 270 O t ese l $5500 00 . Farmhand Grtn· de r Mtx e r $ 1500 00 , 5 toot Rotary Cutt er s $425 00 , 18 d x34 Dual Wh ee l s $500 00 , 17 f oo t H ay T ea d er demo $2500 00 . New Tur bo Mowe r $2900 00 . b tg dtscounts on New Deu t z Trac t or s , O l tver 60 Bal e r $d75 00 . N o r easona bl e of f er r ef used S•ders E Qutp ment. H ende r son 304 ·675 C.H po~rl<:, l o r <; ,1 1r 77 Plymou th 3 18 l'ntHrW nnd tr r1 n SI1115'>JOn J ROO x ld ltr f'<; JO.t 773 5H87 TINTING Auto Comme r c tal Restdent1al A lso k tts available Energy Control Syst em Ca lf 446· 3100 or 446 71 22. Gr nr <; '; lf' rlrn C nrpel ( lf'iln ScO ! Cll Gilu r cl F ref' es t•t"na tr'l c:,p r1nq c, prrt,llc:, (,f>n f' Smt lll, 997 6309 Unfurn .stwc1 7 br rtpl c rtll 30467 5 27181rom8a m To6 p m Celli 30d 67 5 6253 unt d 930pm TW O t urnlS ilf' d cl prtrl mf'ntc:, , r ae II thr l'e r ooms & IM i h , fl (lult <; Clf' PO">t l , )04 U sed mat er•al s Butldtngs I & R at G DC St ee l beams, wood & ston e See Jtm G il es PRICE' S 300 II Cedar l u mber $300 304 6/S S492 56 Pets for Sale DRAGONWY N D CA T TERY KENNEL AKC Chow pupptes, CFA Htm a laya n , Pers 1a n and S1amese k•H e ns Ca ll 446 38 4d aft er 4 p m H ILLCREST KE NN EL Boardtng a ll breeds, c lea n 1ndoor ou t door fa c tll ttes Also AKC Reg Dobe r mans Ca ll 446 7795 Board1nQ a n d groom m g AKC Gordon se tt e r s. E ngli sh Cocke r Span1e l s Ca ll 614 388·9790 POODLE G ROOMIN G Ca ll Judy Tay lor a t 614 367 7220 Son1a' s Prof ess tona l Dog Gr oom1ng Ca ll 614 388 8547 a nd as k for Son •a mile s. 11.000 . Call 614 388 9342 1975 Mon t e Ca rl o $1,000 Cal l446 0924 Grave l y Tra c t or s Free Atachme nt promott on ends Jun e 30th Buy your new Grave l y now a nd rece•ve a f r ee at ac hm ent Wtlh your t rac t or Ou tdoor EQJ.Jtp men t Sale J e t of Rt 7 & 35, Gal ll polt s, 446 36 70 Week day 9 los . Sa t 9 to 1 Call 6 14 256 slaftonwagon. & runs good, 1979 TransAm ex tr a c lea n, tull y loaded $6,995 Ca ll 446 928S 73 Ftat 128 sedan, 40 ,000 m il es. SSOO 71 Supe r B . 383 maq , 1 of SOO. S6SO 446 369 1 or 446 736S. Call 1980 exc Ce li ca cond Cal l after S. 67S 7438 s pd . 6 cy l . SJ25 1972 Nova, $49S Ca ll446 ·01S7 Outdoor Trac t or ( D av •d B row n 990 d• ese l w tth end loader). ex . cond Ca ll 614 379·26S l 1967 1/2 T Ford pt cku p , 3 1963 2 door hard top Nova Good runn1ng & body cond N1 ce sports car $2,300 . 614 992 3640 1978 Z28 Camaro Blue, 4 speed , good co nd Must see t o apprectate $5,500 614 992·3640 1965 MF 35 Gaso ltne tr ac t o r w •t h 6 F t scraper b l ad e $2,79S Phone 304 S/6·2297 1974 Plymouth Scamp wtth v1 nyl roof , tm ·cassette ra d10 wtth tr~ · axel s peake rs . 614·992· 7039 l i VCS IOCk REG QUARTER HOR SES 1973 FORD Tormo , 302, AT , Tr a tntng , s h ow tn g, breed tn g, sa les and boar d tn g Cont ac t, Dan Beam, Ga lllpolt s, 446 018 3 P S, Reg tsf er ed a nd g r ade hor ses, exce ll ent 4 H proiect E n g lt sh and we ste rn sad · di es eve rythtn g 1mag.na bl e m horse equtp ment and suppf 1es, also rtd tn g lessons and trail fides a nd horse tr atnt ng . R uth Reeves, H oot Hollow 6146983290 PB Good condition Ca ll Pomeroy 992 2428 HART S Used Cars, P o ny ca rt , $75 Ne w Haven West Vtrgini a. Over 20 less ex pe ns1ve cars in st ock 1981 FORD E sco rt , phone 89S 3618 76 FORD P1nto wagon , • cy l. , automatic fran smi ssion, low m11eage, no ru s t . good Reg1stered Quarter horse, mpg , 304·675· 6662 . Bay quarte r mare 614·698 3290 . 1973 Plymouth Duster 318, automatic, 24 Red lay1 ng hen s 304·67S· 1926 Polled He reford bull , J years old Phone 304· 89S· 3833 51,000 miles. $1,500 304·675 ·3470 73 PONTIAC LeMans, air conditioning, power steer ing , 350 engine, $700. or best offer over $600. by 7· 1·82, 2511 Jefferson Ave. Pl. Pleasant. - -- 1972 Nova, new tires, new exha!'."l• ~~59,.. Ph.o ne 675-6>.JU~ . . 31!4· --.------67 Chevelle, 283 Automatic, black on black. Phone 304· 675·4181. 1974 AMC Matador been wrecked, can be flxed or used tor parts. S300. Phone 304-675·1349. 72 Ce ramic Greenware Sale on Saturday ,Monday and Tuesday , 3 mile-s out Jertcho R o ad , Point Pleasant Some 1tems redu ced 50 per cent . Dealers welcom e Phone 304·675·2039. SNAPPER mower , 8 HP , 30 inch c ut, electnc start, 6 speed , 5 c utting heights , ~00 . 00 , 304·6/S-4828 KNECK ~OYS' SHACK . IN A LOT 0' BUT... must see to appreciate whee l dnve 400 cu 1n , auto , a•r cond ., dual tanks, 36,000 m 1 S5 .500 S87S 614 992 '7 6 E Ford van M asonar y work , Logue Contract tn g, Rt 1, Ew1ngton 9939 Tonno $6,000 614 ·992 3640 JSO. mec han tca lly good, needs Call 61088 - CHRIST 1AN 'S C0 N· STRUCTION Co nstr ., roofmg , siding, spoUting, fenctng , pa•nting , repairs & c leanmg 446 ·2000 , .POUN D ON M~t ~rc_y~J_~s__ ~ 74 1980 Hond a odessy , 2 ex tra s rear ttres, $1,000 . Call 61~ 79 Suzukt 850 , 2.500 m ttes, emac ul ate co nd tt •on , $2 ,500 or best off er Cal 1446·8195 T~E WINDOW, ALLEY! ca ll MAYBE WE CAN GET SOMEONE'S ATTENTI()N .1 before 8 and after 5 : 30 C & R Paint Center Prof essto nal pa•nters , commerc taf and r esi den ftal , •nsured .41 Court Sf , Ga flipol•s . 446 9458 , no an swe r «6 1758 . Rooftng , g utt er , bl ow · tn tn · sullat•on , s• d•ng & pamtmg 10 yrs ex pe r ie nce Ca ll 446 JJJOor614 388 9919 ( ,ASO II NI Al l F.Y pa1nl $1200 304·67S 74S4 btk e, e tec tn c st ar t , only 4,300 mil es, good c ond . Ca ll «6 OSlS Ge n e's St ea m Carpe t Clean Scot c h Gaurd· Free es t1mates spring spec •a ls No sweat, Slim! I can't bel! eve it! l The4 look ['\I qet Jume to her inter- know I had qa; in m4 so sweet view on ttme' 11 ---:;::=Q trL.tck! to get Gen e Sm,th , 992 6309 Georqia credit card! Mother. 40~ didn't? quess he wants The idiot f Hedidf someone not qu;te He WdS That's whL.J I craz4 not to turned down qrab i.Jouf th!ljOb! Dtd 40u qet the JOb, Junie? RON 'S T e leviston Se rvi ce SpeCia liZing 1n Zen tth and Motorol a, Quazar, and house ca ll s Phone 576 2398 or «6 2454 F & K Tree Tnmm.ng , stump remova l 675 1331 RlNGLE S'S SERVICE ex 1974 KAw Z IE 900, lS ,OOO mil es. 11 ,400 Ca l1446 0208 penenced mason , rooter , c arpenter , e l ec t r~c1an, ge n era l repa~r s and remodeling Phone 304 ·675 1979 Kawasak • SR 650 vet t er Fanng , e)(c cond Low 2088 or 6 7S 4560 mileag e 2S90 Water we ll s Com m e r c •a l and Do m es tiC Test hol es Pumps Sa les a nd Se r v1ce $2,200 614-742 1978 1' 1 RM250 . runs exc Must se ll b y Thur sday $400 614·992·6362 HONDA CB 6SO WI NN IE IT'S NO SECRET YOU WfRE 'A POOR WORKIN<; GIRL " AND THEY THOUGHT l MY FAMILY DIDN'T APPROVE OF YOU FROM THE START. THEY TRIED TO PROVE l WAS AN UNFIT MOTH ER . WANTED TO TAKE TH E TWINS FRO M ME ... DESERVED SOMEON E HIGHER UP ON THE SOCIAL LADDER, 304 89S·J802 ADVANCED c u stom , sa ddle sea t , travel trunk, h 1ghway pegs, 1500 miles, exce ll e nt condtfton, 1968 Harl ey Davtdson , E G lide all new c hrom e, exc running cond $2500 304 HE 'S AS DEVIOUS AND MACf-I IAVELLIAN AS I 'D LIKE -o FORGET MY BROf HER. Seam less G utt e r -Doo rs Off e r~ng c ont•nuous gutter1ng , sea mless s 1d1ng, roottng, qarage doors , fr ee es ttmates. 614 698 8205 Tr~ck's for Sale : 1981 Datsun pickup bed, 5 spd., ~. 100. Call 8380 alter 5. 1975 Ford 'llas>ver 150 pickup, V·B, auto, PS, PB, Am·FM cassefte, radials, exc , cond. Call-146·0515. 78 Ford 4 wheel drive aut· malic, with topper and lots of extra, Cell4<16· 1912, · ' ST ARKS Tr ee r~ ·. mi ng and L aw n Se r •• t... Shru bs trtmm ed Phone 304 ·576 2010 ~eni~ tekv~ion l~ti~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 675-6726. BU I LDl NG. 1980 HONDA CM 400 T, str eet bik e, 3800 miles, ltk e new, phone 304·895·3685. For Sale or 1 rade for gOOd used c ar Honda 76 C R 250 El s 1nore, BN FORD tra c t or , good cond tlton, 304 675·6662 - ~UT AI THE DUMP BEHIND THE THEY SURE HAULED 304 ·6/S -4596 co nd , SSOO Gran 73 ... '!~f!.Slo_4Y!':P · ___ 1979 F 150 4 wheel dnve One owner Good cond , 1980 Toyota 614 367 7307 $ 1,800 Ford ~~~k~p-SJOO 00.1 1974 Honda CB200 s treet 1969 Camara SS for sa le o r tra de for p1 cku p truck Call Equtpm ent Sa le J et of Rt , 7 & JS, Ga llipOliS, 446 3670 LE!lPtll ' Lll!lllPS' 9311 Grave l y Tractor s. 12 HP rtdtng tr ac tor w tth 50 •n mower, used. tn good 63 1977 D a t sun P• Ckup, s hort bed , new patnf Calf 446 · 1581 S600 Ca ll614 367 ·7SJO N ew a nd Used Tr oy Butlt ttl le r s f or gar d en tn g Swts he r I mp lem ent J o hn D ee r e Deater , Rt 1. Ga lltpOII S, 446 047 5 I HAVEN'T HEARD VOICES IN A I'IHILE . TH' KNECK. BOYS MUST O' 60NE IN TO THAT 5HACK. ... tntenor , , ex t&er1ort ,ex paper hang1ng tu red Ca ll614·388 9762 24S SS7S 79 Cheve ll e Malibu 327 ,. bb l , Munc te d speed, 4 11 post, new patnf , slots. pn ced to se ll Ca ll 614 388 74 Mere good co nd Farm E qu1pm ent REDUCED $800. 4'x 12' $960 4' x odd $5 00 Tuppe r s P la tns, Oht o 6 14 667 JOBS 1965 Chevy Mal1bu Super Sport convertible N ew top . a uto, new t~res, 66,000 cond . 11.000 9333 Weekday 9 to s. Sat 9 to 1 Metal shee t 's fl a t por ce ltn ename l coa ted. w 1H nat!, won' t ru st Ex ma t erta l a ll ty pe s of but ldtn Q 20 24 ga uge d'x B' S7 00. 4' x 10' Ca ll 446 4782 French C •ty Paint1ng r:estdenttal & co mmerciaL 52 Chevy tru c k , new 67 283 , Creat•ve wood decks, $695 Ca ll «6·3691 or 446 . pressunzed pine. cedar & 736S J redwood Free estima te 1979 Ford Ranger XL T, 4 1980 Pont •ac Sunbtrd a uto tr a ns , power steen ng, A M FM rad10, exce ll e nt c ond 76 Cutl ass Supreme good 61 for Sale _ .• _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ - - - --- -- - - - - - 742 1 :Errm sopPHfi HERE FOR '/OUR ARRE ST I=ROM THE JU5-TI CE IN MADRID. SACK IN MADRID. VOUCH FOfl. ME , PETER. YOU'LL SEE, ceilmgs Call 614 367·7784 or 614·367 7160 $500 00 Ca ll 304 576 2174 af ter S JOp.m Autos for Sale G LASS MU SIC a l In strum ents 59 Truc~ ·s 1974 Transportation 304 67S 3238 RAB BITS sutlabl(' f or lry tn(l , Cr1 11 304 576 2369 72 1972 Ch ev; 1083 MALE WE'VE 60T A WARRANT I'll BET If HAS 50METHIN0 TO DO WITH THAT 5CEWE CA LL McKEE 1NPU5TRIE5-. rHEY'LL BE AI3L E Haffelt Brosthers Custom Carpets Free es ttm ates . Call-446 2107 reg tst e r ed N o Chec k s, 304 · 89S 39S8 4 30 6 14992 73S7 lo t of rnc1 rnclt c tl ed onk ll oo rjnq 1 n $150 61<'1 997 7712af te r 5p m I OONT KNOW· EA 5Y, BUT ALBUQUERQUE, I'L. L CAPTAIN STEE MER Car pet Cleaning featured by AKC Go ld sol i! bed . n0wly uphol s ter ed. $8 5 Also 11 C'X!l (J On rn<l l clb le s Good ii S new $25 f' rl C.'lll rtftrr 797Sor6 l d 742 208S WHEN WE 6Er TO Ca ll 614 388· built up roof Call 61088· 9622 or 614 388·98S7 AKC regts l e r e d, so ltd ~ b l ack . Ge rm a n Shep h e r d pu pp1es . champ•on blood 64 ~ ~ !:!_~~ ~G!_a.!_n__ _ l•nes, have bo th pare nt s, 30d 675 294.t Good m •xed hay tor sa te out of f te ld , load i t the day •t 's baled Sl 00 a bale W1ll BEAUTIFUL, r eg tstered, be cut th•s week 4 mtl es male & fema le Sea lpo tnt from Gal lipoli s, 446 0183 Htma l ayan kittens , h ave OvN 1.000 n· ra •n•c molds ktln s (1nd suppltes 61J 742 exp Marcum Roofing & Spout1 ng 30 years ex · per.ence, specia lizing in ---~ ----------- bedroom suites on display, starling price $299 up to S2500. Big daddy cocktai l & end tables S50. Waii ·A·.Way ,.,- ---Home ___ _ ~---- · 12 mch Be lsaw se lf f eed plaine r , 9 sets moldtng knives , 1 shi'lper . se ve r a l ex tr a knt ves Ca l1446 9285 by Larry Wri,ohtl AKC Reg Brtttany Span•el has been hunted a nd ha s ]090 BRIARPATCH KE NN E LS May t ao w r tnqer washer $125. and May t ag dtsh was her $ 125 Fue l 011 tank KIT 'N' CARLYLE •• s 675 2482 1975 (clSC 450, dO!f•r tr<l c l or. 1 BOO hrs , very oond c ond , $14 ,900 Call 446 d537 .ns t .=~llatton Pets for Sale SSO 304 67S 1349 Gaso t•ne and hea t tnQ fuel Co l i Excelstor Oil Com pr1ny 6 14 99'1 2205 For sa le o r r en t w•th opf1on to buy J bdr . 638 Jay Or . S6 AKC ma le pood le puppy Also whtte fema le pood le Ph o ne 4d6 ·0857 67S 1771 Agency, 446 3643 1784 Mtsc . Merchand•ce ---· WE DOl NG dress, s•ze 14, 3 bdr house good loca t. on, 'J bd r Sentinel Ohio Exce lrent con· d1lion . Phone 304·675·4662 r e mod e lmg, ca rpentry, root.nq ,plum btng, c oncr e t e work 304 FRIDAY 6/S 2440 6/25/82 82 Plumbmg EVENING ~ ~ea!n~_g 6 :00 CARTER'S PLUMBIN G AND HEATIN G Boats and Motors for Sale Cil ABC News 1980 Bomber classic bass and ski boat, fully equ1ped , 90 HP motor and trailer Cal l614·367·0690 1978 Lund · in board/ outboard 18 It , 120 l-iP sk • boat & tratler . Ex c ond . Call 614 256·6236 or 446 8146 . (I) Electric Company (fi) Over Easy Phor.e 446 3888 or 446 4477 6 .30 0 (1) CD NBC News (Il $50,000 Pyramid E ?' ca~a!!~~ - 83 ([) Father Knows Best Ga ll ipo l• s Otverstf• ed Con · st Co Custom doze r & backhoe work Spec •a l farm r a tes Ca lf us for free esttmates 446 4440 Cil Muppot Show 0 CIJ ® CBS News (I) Dr. Who (fiJ Uliaa, Yoga and You &l lD ABC News 7 :00 0 CD P.M . Magazme (}) MOVIE: 'Final Count · down' (Il Bull's Eye For water lines, sew er ltnes. sept •c t anks or leaky basements ca ll Hayman (]) All-Star SportsChal - The Hoe man 614 992·2618 1974 Chrys le r 16 ft boat and trader . 1975 Chrys ler c her , ba ck hoe, and dozer Footers , gas li nes, water lin es, Rutland , Oh•o . 614 · IS' Starcraft alum , V·haul , 3S HP & trailer . S600 Ca ll 614 ·367·7530. 742 2903 ssso 120 HP 84 Mercury Cruise, Dorsett ---- Car parts for sa le . 72 Plymouth 318 engtne, end transmission . 2· 800 x u tlres. 304·773· 5882 . . ~- ~ef!~P!!"~!LOJ! - - service . Author•zed Smger Scissors. Fabric Shop , Pomeroy 992·2284. Is __ :· ~~~er~l!t~uJ·~~~-~= JONES 14th' a ··Need • S{i.fP.~Ihlng haul ~d away or ~thing moved? We'll do ir. Cal! -146·3159 or Oual!ly Autobody &. Paint 614 · 2~ · 1967 af.l er 6. work . Professional custom paint work on motorcycles. (Jl ® Duke1 of Hazurd 86 and luke are D accused of reco(d pir'acy {R) {60 min .) Auto Trim Center, 446·1968. i6 Campl!l.l_ Equlprniiit ..• w It, 1963. TrenlwoQd self contained camper, sleeps 4, a·c with awning, can be seen at Shady Watrs Camp, 10 miles south Rt, 2, PI, Pleasant • - - - .- ~-- • JIMS W!''•!~ tll,jj:vice. Call Jim Lan1er, JQlrli$~ ·- · ' .. /Campers B II . side In truck camper, exc . cond, $500, Call 614· ·256·9333 , MO.WREYS Up~olstery Rl 1 Box 124, .Pt. Pip asant, 304: 675-41~ .. • Motor Home ' B:3D ~7 ~--:_ .. u'il!.o!!t!:~v TRl STATE UPHOLSTE!!Y SHOP 1163 Sec. Ave., Gallipolis . -146· 7833 or «6·1133. 79 (1) V0<1 Alkod For It CD Another Ufe (]) National Geographic Special (]) Profesaional Rodeo from Mooqulte, TX (I) (JJ Benaon Kraus falls for a government off•ciol. {R) )Closed Captooned) BOYS WATER 614-367· 7471 Auto Repair 71 0 CD Laveme and Shirley (]) Buaineas Report <m Richard Simmons (])) lasues: Ohto ID (]J Entertainment Toni.9_ht 8 :00 IJ (l) (!) Teach era Only Otana defends Dreyfuss when he falls vtct1m to en trapmenl (R) (1) MOVIE : ' Saturday the Electrical Sales & Service Sharpen - --~- 7 .30 Cil 0 Cll Famlly Feud i6 -- KEIOO 76 Kawasaki, $150. or be's! offer. 614·992·6047 . ([) (ll) Report ® News CD (]J Muppet Show (]) ESPN Sporto Center SEWING Machine r e pa,s, ' Accessories Tac Dough MacNeil -lehrer (]) Major League Baseball . Atlanta at Cincinnati Boat with traller, 304·67S· 6286 -Auioi>ir-t. -~- CD Happy Doyo Ill ([) Tic Lawren ce Stdenstr •c k e r Backhoe Se r vtce . Call 675· 26 ft . Skillcraft. 1972 1 0 . Sleeps 6 . $6 ,000 . Like new . 614 ·992· 3402. lnboard ·oulboard lenge ([) Wlnnaf'l (()Entertainment Tonight JAR Construct •on Co O•t 90 HP motor , $3,000. For detail ca ll «6·9285. 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THANK GOD WE CAN CHOOSE OUR FRII':'IDS - AODISON ' MIZNER �Page-12- The Daily Sentinel Reagan meets Shultz at Camp David Regatta schedule FHIDAY , Jum• 25 6: 30p.ni. - Sk t Shuw by Frt' nch Ci ty Ski Cl ub followed by L'llll'rtainnwnt on the sl<-tgl' 9.00 p.m .- Vt1Ulh Dancl' at tlw parking lot Mu\'lng wtlh lhl' sounds of "Tntnzt t" SATU ROA Y,.lunl'26 9 - ~0a . m . Ct:tsllllg Dl'rby and Child rL'Il's En· nts tnl'IUth ng Bt g Wlwl'l Hi!t't' and S.wk Rm·t• ont lw lt·rulis l'IIUrts 11 ·00 p . 11 1. - (;rand Pa r;u lt · t ll ttt·-up iillOa .II L 111 Mtddl l'port 1 Follutnng Paradt •: BtJ.! 1-k nd lk galt<t F'l'slt va l Qut•t·ntobt' tTnwnt•d : Vts ilul g qllt 'l'll~ to bt• tn lrnd uct'd a ll llc sta gl'. l ·00 p 11 1. Ant tqUt ' Ca r Shn\-\ St 1tl ll lons-Old...,t !H 1ht lt·-( 't.HIII I;u ·-( 'ht'\'1'1 .J t'l . l nt· ~ :00 p.tn Old Fun I ~1\' t•r _..., Ht'];ry Hat · t·~ ~ - 00 p rr l. Oil ttl Sti:llt' Fnt ~ .Jutnprng C'han 1pron .. .; lltp fi : 00 Jl.ln .- Sti1 ,1.! t' Fnlt-rlatnrrtL'tt l !l ·OO p.tn . HPI'ktrt' a11d HPlltn ' wrth Hllt z krw ~ at 1111 · s1agt· SUN OA Y, Jun l'21 Haig~s chosen replacement considered 'a team player' \J ·()(la .rrt. ·L p 111 . Pt •ltlt'rny Ftrt'lllt'tl's Barbt•t'tlt' at F ir L· I w u ~ t · 12 · 00· Ht•g tsl r<-Jittllt fu r /\t t tt'l'l l 'CI 11 Madl' MuturryT ll' J ud t.; til L' Slwv. 1 tt f ftt 't' 1111 parkrn g lo\1 J · ()().~ - 00 p 11 1 1-h-nli.t ~ t ·S unda~ at lht· Mt 'IL:S :v1ust' Ut t• 1 00-:l ·00 p 11 1. St •t ·p ttd Annual Ht ·r•;r\1 a Clla 1n Saw CHJt lpl'ltlll •n COMPLETE COURSE- Ten persons from lour area lire departments have completed 36 hours of basls fire lighting through Trade Wid Industry, State of Ohio in cooperation with Tri-County Joint Vocational School. Jeff Darst, Middleport Fire CWef was the instructor. Completing the co urse wer e, front, 1-r, Larcy Lee, Chester, Rick Pierce, Salem I It'll! '!~ I'IIUI h I 2 OOp 11 ~ - 00- 1 00 p.u t Fm ·tra·n·_.., J< \ t'Hh HtJ..' lk nd Ht ·r• ;rlla Fn tt' l krb~ an d ('hw ·k S \ t~b a r1 0<-iy 1\ tlfi Sial B ~~ ~ al Oak P;rrk St<II.! t · t·nlt ·rt a nH! ll'll l til r nu _l.!lwut I ht • tla ~ . Stdt•walk ~; .J, ·~ s pun~ on·d ])\· Pt •rrtl'l't ~~ -M rddl •·pt trl tlll 'l'l ·hanl .s. Meigs resident hurt in wreck A Tuppers Plains man was hospitalized Thursda y a ft ernoo n following a one-car cras h on Oh io 681 in Meigs County . The Ga llia -Meigs Post of the sta te hi ghway pa trol sa id Tony A. Ca usey, 18, a nd a pas;enger. Brent C. Metcalf, 20, Guysv Ule, were both taken to Veterans Memorial Hos pital by the Meigs EMS. The pa trol said Causey was wes tbou nd a t 3:30p.m . when he lost con- Carryout has license suspended .J eff' s Carry Out. Pomeroy. will have it s liquor li cc n s~ s uspended for 10 days, the Ohi o D~partmcnl of Liquor Co ntrol report s. ThP rom mission found lhP carry out gu ill y of selling m a lt liquor loa minor on Ja n. 2. The carry ou t wi.\1 S.Prvc it s sus- pension from noon' July lito noon Jul y 21. The depa rtm ent also rf'port s that it is process ing an applica tion to transfer the liquor license for the Kanauga Beverage Store. Call ipolis, from Jack a nd .Joan So rd ~n to Paul Byus_ Tiw permit a ll ow ~: the sale of hi gh-powered W r a nd wi nP for SET UP AND READY to go an• the rides of Smith 's F un Land Shows lon.Jh•tl hdtind tht· Baptist Churc· h and tin· junior high builtliu~ on PunH'roy's East Ma in Stn•t•t. Thr ridt•s arc· a part uf lht· Big Rl'nd Center, Pam Imboden Wid David Lawson, Sym cuse, Wid Jeff Darst, Middleport CWef; back, Bcy1U1 Zirkle WJd DWJny Zirkle, Pomeroy, Elmer Young, Chester, Gary Hutton, Salem Center, Wid Melvin VlUIMeter, Pomeroy . R~gat· cany out . w rt•stivitit•s. An appll ca tlon b also !x'ing pro- to transfer the liquor license , for th e 7-3.1 Carry Out, Pomeroy, from G uido G ir'Olam i to a jo int license for Girolam i and Peggy Ward_ along ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY REGATTA WEEKEND SALE trol o f his auto on a c urve _ The ve hicle went off the left s ide of the road, st ruck an embankment and damage. Ca usey was reported in sa tis factory co ndition this mornin g a nd was under observa tion, according to a hospit al spokes m an _ Metcalf was t rea ted a nd released from the emergency room_ The patrol ticketed Ca usey for OWL The patrol said a drive r education car ow ned by the Galli polis City School Dis! ric! was moderately damaged a t 2: 45 p,m. Wednesday on Ohio 7. The car. driven by Lu la M_Serge nt , 16, Callipolis , was northbound when it struck a large meta l o bj ec t on the road, according to the report . CHICKEN BARBECUE SAT., JUNE 26th BRING YOUR FAMILY TO THE REGATTA STOP IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SALE PRICES! Dresses Shorts &Tops Coordinate Sportswear Odds &Ends Sport Shirts Home Furnishing Zippers Men's Summer Jackets Sleepwear Work Shirts Jeans Sundresses Summer Shirts Wintuk Yarn Work Trousers Boys' Summer Jackets AT THE MASON FIRE STATION 11:00 A.M. Tlll 11 SHOP FRIDAY TIL 8:00-SATURDAY TIL 5:00 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 lrnP Howell, w ho S UJ Yive~. with a son. Staff Sgt . Greg F ra ncE>, W altt'r E. Fram·t• Wa ltc•r E . Francf', 7'2. Hutl;wd. died last Frida _ \ · at \'f'1Prans M em - orial J-l ospita . H ~ was bo r n Ju lr l o. J~m . so n of 1hP Jail' Ha nY Ria in and Lulu Kenncd v France_ 1-i r was formrr ma yor and vil- Jagr· cll'rk of Hulland . He was ~m pl oy1>d for 16 vra r s with thr G<'nPral ChPmical Corp .. Pt. PIPsant . li t" also workC'd for thf' Ohio [)(opt . of 1-li ghwavs for IIi vm rs. 1-11" was marrif'd in 1 !)4~ to Ada - Wr ig ht -Pai!Nso n 1\FB, Day ton and a daug ht e r. Mrs. Suzan ne Rolx_•rts. Okl ahoma Cil y. Okla . One" gra ndd a ug ht er and one great gr andson .survivr . Funf'ral was T ut:>.sda_v from th e Jl untpr' ' Funeral H o m~. Rutland. Rurial followed in Miles Cemet ery. DclPr Elber t Dines offi ciated. Pa ll l)('arrrs wen" Don and Louis Kenned y. Warren a nd Bob l:llack, Pau l Pottrrson, E ugene Birch fiel d and Han'<'Y E rlewine. Meigs County happenings Carleton scholarship committee chosen Offil'l" r ~ w£•rc clect("ff and u scho- larship rommittf'(' was namro when the Carleton Board of Trustees h('\d it ~ annulll nwct ing Thurc;da ~ night . Offi cers rc<'iccted were Herb ParkN. prPsidPnt , Dick Ash, vicP p r"Psidt•nl . a nd Mill on Varian . serrp tarv . (;porg(' Holman WJS elt>ctc-d trcas urC'r n:•vlaci ng Carl 0 Wee,e who ga\·r up the post due to illness in th e family . cat ions for Vt'lt'rans Mt>morial Veterans Memoria l Hos pital reports the follow ing discharge' and ad missions yes ter day : Admi ss io ns: K a th y Het zer, Reedwill t>; Tony Ca usey, Tuppers Plain s; di sc ha rge" Dwig ht Sprague, Margaret Wya ll, E rnest Wya tt , Co ra We bb. By JEFF GRABMEIER Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS- The president of the Citizens' Advisory Board of the Gallipolis Development a l Center called charges the Cf'nt er has been poorly m a naged "ridiculous." Eugenia Gardne r issued a statement Friday res ponding to charges Today's T-S THE MEIGS INN WILL CLOSE THE KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM MONDAY, JUNE 28th UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. WE ARE PLANNING A COMPLETE RENOVATION . OF OUR FACILITIES. LOOK AT THIS WEEKEND'S REGATTA SPECIALS B& E investigat.~d The Pomeroy Police DepL reponed a break ing a nd e ntering occurred ear lier this week at the form er Pomeroy junior high building on East Ma in . The intruders pried open a n offi ce door with a crowbar and searched the office drawers, police say, probably looking for cas h. Nothin g was ta ken. Th e in c ide nt Is s till und er inves t igal ion. ---------------------------t LOBSTER TAIL, 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. $8150 FILET, Reg. $11.95 J, PRIME RIB, Reg. $9.95 KANSAS CITY, Reg. $8.45 CHICKEN LIVERS, Reg. $4.95 NEW YORK STRIP, Reg. $9.95 TOP BUTT, 8 Oz., Reg. $6.95 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 Nam ed 10 thr c;c holar ship committee wC'I'£' Parker, As h Holman, John Lis I~ and Aaron Sayre. II wi ll be the decision of the romm illce to award sc hola rs hips. T welve appli- Beth Teaford, a student at Eastern High School, was crowned Saturday as the 1982 1111 Bend Regatta Queen. As Regatta Queen she will preside over this weekend's festivities aDd will travel to and lrom other ft!IIUvals WJd events throughout the year representing Meigs County. For a full story and pictures of the regatta, see page D8. WHILE WE ARE REMODELING WE WILL STILL SERVE BANQUETS AND PARTIES. No vehidt> parking •• CALL FOR MORE INFORMAtiON Middleport Police are as king peo--= pie not to park vehicles on South ~ NOTICE: THE MEIGS INN PIZZA SHACK WILL Second Ave .. from Mill Streel to q Custer St reet Sa turday until a ft er ~ the parade. The parade will form on South Second at approx imate ly 8 a. m . The parade will leave Middlepori for Pomeroy at 11 a. m . NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH AT 11 A.M. WITH A FULL SANDWICH MENU PLUS PIZZA, SPAGHETTI, AND SAlAD BAR MONDAY THRU SATURDAY. The space shuttle Columbia !lila on pad 38A at Kennedy Spaee Center awaJUng today's lamlch. It will be the fourth trip Into space for lite Columbia and Ia 8Cbeduled for an 11 a.m. Uftoff. A•tun report !IIIII preview of the Annual picnic Sunday The an nua l famil y picnic of Meigs Cooperat ive Parish will be held a t Alfred United Methodist Chu rch Sunday, beginning at 3 p.m . Table service and beverages will be provided by the hosl church. All members and friends of the 29 Meigs Met hodlsl chu rches are welcome. Closed in morning Due to tbe Regatta parade, Centrlll Tru st Middleport drivethrough will be closed Saturday morning. · NASA mllieloa appears on page D-1. Save our RC, . RC-100, Nehi, Upper 10, Diet Rite, Dad's Root Beer and Decaffeinated RC boHie ' caps for charity .' Along the river . • . • • B-1·7 Area deaths ......... A·7 S.lness ............ E-1 Clualfled ........ : D-3-7 Editorial .......... A·2-3 "-rm .............. E-2 THE MEIG-S INN POMEROY IMal ••••••..•.••. A-i-8 992-3629 pread re~pecl -wersea~ ." This official and others, who requested anonymity, emphasized that Shultz' nom ina ti on wou ld not mean a ny c hanges In foreign policy, The reference to Shultz' abilit y to get along was an appa rent contrast wit h Haig, whom f~uded oft en sometimes publicly with top administration officia ls. "Ma ybe the idea of having to work wi th colleagues was not accepta ble to him ," suggested a White House official who would nol be named . " It' s a big load, when you want to make all the decisions and call all the s hots. It 's hard to stand up uncte r that ki nd of s tress." Before Jea,· ing London, Shul tz told n 'porlers th at h1s nomination " has come as a pleasant s urpti~C' ." The 61-year-old Shultz is president of the Bechtel Group. Inc., one of the wor ld 's la rges t pri\'ale engi ' Conti nu ed on page A--l l Middleport-Pom eroy- Gallipolis- Point Pleasant Sillte-National ••••• D-l·Z "Sperta ...... -.. - •• ~1-8 ~e .~ . , •.••. IDiert m ade by Sen. Oakley Collins, Rlronton, w ho c laims poor ma nagement by GDC officia ls res ult ed In the state decision to elimina te 250 jobs at the centi'r. "He doesn't know what he's lalklng about ," Gardner said of Collins. She said his a llegations are politically motivated. "It's an election year, you know." Collins m ade Ws sta tem ent after a meeting Tuesday between himself and officials of GDC, the governor's office and the Department of Mental Retardation a nd Developm ental Disabilities. He blas ted both ODMR a nd GDC officials for their " ina bility to come to a reasonable solution" concernIng the job e limina tions. Collins a lleged that the cent e r has losl medicaid cen ifica tion on many of its beds, resulting In the Joss of jobs _ Gardner said this Is not true. She noted the state certified HiO beds In February, giving GDC a tota l of 320 medicaid certified beds. This number is the a mount of certified beds a llocated to GDC by a state plan adopted by the Ohio legislature In August 1!!76, she said. Out: Alexandt•r M. Haig tntinti ·t nttS II Scc lton \, 84 Pnq es 3S Ce nt s A Mu !l tmcdt.l Inc. Newspaper Su nd.1y, Jun e 27 , 198 2 Sen. Collins' charges 'ridiculous' says GDC citizens' group member powered t:x::-er for carry out . .:.;chol ar"ihips were .John VanMete r, Ash, Don Houda shell a nd Milton Rous h. Larry FiC'Id.s was elec ted to ~rve to fill the vaca ncy cr ea ted by th e death of Herman Lo ndon. V o l . 16 N o. 19 Co pyrigh ted 1981 The pc>rmit allows the sa le of low· rf'Ceivcd. Reins tated a s trustees were Fred Crow, Bob Wingett , E rnie Sisson. unba SPECIAL WEEKEND SALE PRICES ON QUALITY MERCHANDISE s1resst--'ll lltat Shul tz, who headed the Labor and 'li·easury departments duri ng lh~ Nixon adminis tration, was a " team pla yer" who "com mands wides- • over turn ed . ca u s in g severe Cf'Sscd Area deaths In: George P. Shultz By JAMES GERSTENZANG Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP)- President Reagan a nd his key a ides conferred Saturday at Camp David with a surprised George P . Shultz while top administra tion officials described the new secretary of state as a "lea rn player" In contrast to AJexander M . Halg Jr. Shul tz's first duty was to meet with Rea gan and a group of a dministration leaders, some of whom were the very figures with whom Halg had battled . Afte r a night from London, where Reaga n telephoned him Friday a nd offered him the Cabine t post, Shultz arrived at Dulles Inte rn ationa l Airpon and was whisked away by a pres identia l helicopter to Reaga n's hideaway in the Maryland mountains. There he met with the president, national security adviser Willia m Clark, with whom .Halg had had dllferences, pres idential counselor Edwin Meese Ill, a nd White House chief of staff J ames A. Baker IlL The three aides flew with Shultz for a working lunch on a terra ce outside Aspen Lodge, Reaga n's ca bin . One senior foreign policy White House adviser • "Sen. Collins had to know tof the plan ) because it went through 1he legislatu re," Gard ner said. " He's not reading his bills." GDC cannot add more certified beds because "you have to do what the state and federal governments tell you to do, " she explained. In addition, Ga rdner said state offic ials have decided three buildIngs at GDC are uncertifiable. She said ofllclals conrluded "It would take more money to renova te the buildings than to build new ones." To be certllled, the buildings have to meet certain standards regarding sa nita tion, safety, s taffing and other concerns _Officials of the Ohio Department of Health determine II buildings can be certllled. Collins has scheduled a tour of the GDC grounds next Friday at 9 a.m. Rep. Claire "Buzz" Ball Jr_ and local officia ls are Invited. He said he Is attempting to get officials of the ODMR and the governor's office to take part In the tour. Collins said he hopes the tour will convince state ofllc la ls that more certified beds ca n be added a t GDC, thus saving a t leas t some jobs. Israeli infantry moves toward Beirut airport Utility rate reform legislation RESPONDS TO CHARGES - Eugenia Gardner said Friday the elimination of 250 jobs at the GaUl polls Developmental Center ls the result of a state plan and not poor managem ent on the part of GDC officials. Gardner, president of the center 's Citize ns' Ad- By FAROUK NASSAR Analysts said the Is raelis probaAssoclated Press Writer bly would overrun the a irport beBEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Is- fore storming Into the adjacent raeli motorized Infantry rumbled Palestinian camp of Bourj eltoward the atrport Saturday and Bara jneh in case Israel decides to jets screamed overhead on recon- move In on the PLO nerve center . nalssance missions . Lebanese Beirut newspapers reported mearmy units were told to report to dlatlon efforts were under way on a their unit• at once, Indicating their formula to move the hitherto lnacentry Into guen1lla-held west Bel- live Lebanese army Into west Belrut might be Imminent. rut wWie the guerrillas pull back Hundreds of refugees fled south Into the camps on the city's southand north In search of sanctuacy. em rim. PLOcWef Yasser Arafat toured his The army would then collect the devastated enclave and expressed PLO's heavy arms from the camps skeptlclsll) !hat the latest U.S.- while a multlnatlonalforce is set up mediated truce would hold. "Every to pollee a 2S-mlle guen1lla-!ree setwo or three days, they .declare a curtly zone adjoining Israel's northcease-fire, only 10 break it shortly em border In southern Lebanon, afterward," he said. the papers said. Arafat also rejoiced over the reThe west Beirut sector has been slgnatlon of Secretary of State Alex- controlled by the PLO and Its leftist ander M. Halg Jr., calling Wm the Leballelie miUtla allies since the "pOlar In the Reagan admlnlstra- l!l'ffi-76 Moslem-Christian clvtl war. lion on which (Israeli Defense MinSyria snuffed out the war and Its Isler Ariel) Sharon relied In his 30,000 "peacekeepers" have researched earth strategy In malned In Lebanon since, but had Lebanon." Increasingly attacked Israel's "American Ctvmzatlon, Amerl- OlrlstWI allies rather than policing can' human rights here we are," theciYUwararmlstlceastheywere Arafat cried as he toured bombed- suppoled to do. out nelghborboods . Men and Halg Is known to have been at women daibed out of their demo!- odds with •Defense Secreiary caslllled bou&es to bua and kiss the _ parWelnbet'aef,anopponentotthe stubbJe.beardeG Ieeder of the Pa- 3-week-illd IDvulon, ·Uld is now to '.lest!De Uberatloll Orpnlzatloil. be replaced by CJeorae P. Shultz. visory Board, has been the only person to oflicially respond to charges of mismiUlag<•ment made hy Sen. Oakley CoUins, R-lrnnton . GDC's administrative huilding il/i shown hen•. subject of House hearing By JOHN W. CHALFi\NT Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - An Ohio House panel is preparing to open hearings on a utilit y ra te reform bill making It toughe r to pass through power plant const ruc tion costs to customers. Interest 'in the measure - dealIng with construction work In progress, or CWIP - was spa rked by delays surrounding the $1.5 billion Zimmer nuclear power facility on the Ohio River in Clermont County. "Electri c companies havl' been passi ng th ro ug h costs of lhl' Zimme r plant for two-and -a-ha lf yea rs," Chairman Ron a ld H . James of the House Publi c Ullliries Committee said in scheduling Wednesday 's hearing_ "The allowances of construc lion work In progress must now be tigh te ned so that consumers will not have to again pay mlllions of dol lars for such delays and poor construction, " James , D-Proctorville, said. .James' ~anel is one of a handful of cummi11Pf'S mr•ding duri ng the Genrral A.-;spmbl~,·s -"ummer r €'-cess to con tinur work on pending lPgislati on. 1\Jso sci are hearings on bills to st rengt hen drunk -dri ver penalties and protC'c1 farme r s from gra in ele-va tor bank rupt cies . The Atomic Safety & Licensing Boa rd la st WC'<'k refusC'd to issue an opera ting license for the Zimmer pla nt, c iting inadequa te e mergency evacua tion plans. Misery seen in rate hike plan COLUMBUS, Ohio (APl Higher power rates will soak up money needed for economic recovery and add to the mlsecy of the unemployed, consumers have told Jon Kelly, chairman of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. That was the message Friday, when about 150 people attended the opening hearing at the PUCO on a proposal by the Columbus and Southern .QWo Electric Co. to raise custom e r rates tWs fall by at leas t 23 percent. "They're moving In the wrong direction at the wrong time," said James Kenefick, chairman of the United Auto Workers CAP Council In Franklin County. More than 1,000 of the county's unemployed autoworkers will have exhausted their jobless benefits by September, and "this rate Increase would hurt these young, hard- working families a t the worst time,' ' he sa id . PubUc wi tnesses- most of them representing union, senior citizen a nd neighborhood groups - denounced the proposed increase, focusing their criticism on C&SOE spending for lhe Zi mmer nuclear power plant near Cincinnati and the utility's proposal to aboli~h Its low-cost conservation rate schedule over the nexi few years. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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