http://66.213.69.5/files/original/165c102ff4c0fa1a8901a3cd71ff1127.pdf dec14ce920177f130d4820e1f4f6d75d PDF Text Text P~ge- ·~ - • he D~11y ~e nt1nel Tri County 'mock' disaster slated Thurs/(~Y CHURCH BURNS - A spire of the historic Notre Dame de Lourdes churrh comes crashing down during a massive lire that swept through fall Rivds 1Mass.) flint section Tuesday. The blaze began in the church whirh was undergoing re~ovations. The lire spread to nearby buildings and left about 70 fc:nilies homeless. Dama ge estimates are $13 million and lhl' ca use of the fire is under investigation. (AP Laserphoto). Area deaths Harmon R. Runyon Han non H. Run yon. 66. of New Havl'n. du~d th1 s morning in the Holzt•r Med1cal Center Hosp1lal. He was born Sept. 26. 1915. Ill Callcllsburg, Ky. to the the late Bill and Bess Sm 1th Runyon . 1-k wa s <1 rnern bl•r of thl' Smith- Calwhctrt AJm•ncan l..egion Post 140 uf New Hcwen, he was a World War II veteran <Jnd worked fnr lht~ Ashland 0 1l Refmcry on the river boat s ami snnce station operator. Sur v l\' ln g are h1s w ife, Merble C. Hunyon, of Ne w Han•n; a st ep-son, I .cn-r~ J . P<trks. of fut venswood; tw o ha l f -!-. l stt<r s. Mrs. Ru s t> m a r y Slt'\Tns. of Ashla nd , Ky.. and Mrs. Billie Ju Ddany. of Clevela nd : three stq)-~r andrhtldren . Funeral sen ·tces will be held at lht• F'ogil'song Funeral Home F ride~y at 2 p.1n . wit h the Rev. Fred Lowery Funeral services will beh eld at 2 p.m. Thursday from the Chu rc h of the Nazarene at Rutland for Dw1ght Kennedy , 116, Rutland, who died Monday in the Holzer Medieal Center. Ke nnedy, a veteran of World War I , is survived by four sons, two daughters, 14 grandchildren , 18 ~ rea t-g r a nd e hlldr c n and a greatgrea t-g randchild . Re v. Lloyd Grimm will officiate. Burial will follow in Miles CemetPry . Friends may ca ll at tht• Hunter F uneral Home 111 Rlllland from 7 to9 p.m . toda y. W. Va .. $47 : and Michael Brothers. Pomeroy , $48. Arthur Skinner, Middleport . forfeited a $43 bond on a charge of fai lure to yield the right of way; and David Tyree, Milddleport , forteited a $53 bond on a charge of no opera tor's licence. Judgment sought In thl' co urt uf Pomeroy Ma yor Cla rence Andrews Tuesday mght, 13 defendants fo1i cited bonds, II being on spccdmg cha rges. Furfc1t111g bonds on lhe speedin g t· ha r ges Wl' r e Sid Ma nnin g , W<~s hm g t on, Pa . $42 : David Stout, Syrac use, $47 : Ke vin Shepherd , Racmc. $5:1 : Donald Smith, Racine, Skating will be held at Rutland $49: Ronald Drexler, Minersville, $47: .James Russell, Minersville, Civic Center Saturday, May 15, from $45: Bonnie Morris, Pomeroy, $46: 7:30tol0:30p.m .. Admission if $2 for adults and $1 Allen Byrum , Grasslake, Mich., $46: Gerald McCa rle y, Point Pleasant, for chi ldren. Persons are to bring W. Va ., $46: Mark Warner, Mason . their own skates. Planning. Planning and coordinating for the mass exerCise takes nearly a month and involves literally hundreds of people from tbe three county area. The mock disaster not only tests the emergency planning of the multiple agencies in each of the three counties; but also the specific emergency plan of each of tbe hospitals participating. Should a real disaster occur all emergency services could better respond, more quickly and more efficientl y, because of prior trai ning and simulated experiences. for a hospital to be accredited by the Joint Commission of Ac- 1 Voi.31,No.7 Copyri hied 1982 1 Mtddl eporl. Oh . IN THE LOBBY SPECIALS SERVED Jl·2 AND 5-8:30 ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE WEDNESDAY NIGHT da ys. Although the tax iechnica lly IS 25 percent when spread over a ll of 1982 and 1983, th e House wrot<• withholding provisions under which an extra 50 percent mu.st be patd starting July I and continUing until July I, 1983. The bill, approved by th<· House af· ter weeks of bickering in an clcd10n yt·a r, was wntten thai wa y so the slc:Jte cu n bcndil from 24 months of lax liability before sta rt of the next LONE WOLF BAND Featuring VAN JOHNSON GUITAR, ACCORDION, ORUMS Open Daily 10-9 Sunday 1-6 thru SAT. SALE Savings --= from our 2f88 garden shop sse TAX BILL PASSED - Rep. William E. Hinig, DNew Philadelphia, left, and Rep. Robert E. Brown. RPerrysburg, each take turns discussing Ohio's budget 3000 cuts per minute : insulated . Safety lock. Save al Kmart. in the Ohio Houst• of Representatives Wednesday. A c·oalition of House Rt> publicans and Democrats voted S9-39 for a tax inrn•asc larger than that already approwd by the Senate. IAP Laserphuto). (427) 1.97 33" Picket Fence White plastic fe nce classic s tyle . in Our Reg. 6.97 Our Reg . 12.88 5.88 8.88 RoseBushes Assorted types in ga llon container. Scott"' Turf llullder Covers 5,000 sq. fl . 16 11 / 161b. Our Our Our Our liz• WASIDNGTON - The House has adopted a resolution calling on the Reagan administration to withhold U.S. funding for the United Nations if Israel is barred from participating in the U.N. General Assembly or specialized agencies. The House resolution urges the administration to suspend U.S. participation and withhold funding for the Umted NatiOns "If Israel is illegally expelled, suspended, denied its credentials. or in any other manner denied its right to participate" in the General Assembly or U.N. specialized agencies. (430) (429) (428) Our R e g. 1.07 Hinckley stalks out of courtroom 74-81' 6" (4:16) . . . . . . . . 47' ' 1~4 8" Pot (4371 . ...... 88' l.J48" Siuc:er (438) . . . . . 77' 1.83-2.77 10" (439) .. ... 1.66 WASIDNGTON - John W. Hinckley Jr. hardly stirred while his father wept on the witness stand, but spran~ to life and stalked out of the courtroom during videotaped testimony of actress Jodie Foster recounting how she rejected his advances. ' Jurors at Hinckley's trial were to hear Miss Foster again today, although 'not via television sets as they did Wednesda y. Following the telephone recordings, the defense was to begin ca lling psychiatrists in its effort to show that Hinckley was insane when he shot President Reagan, White House Press Secretary James Brady and two law enforcement officers on March 30, 1981. Pope blesses second assailant . (431) ' .- Our Reg . 8.99 -~ ·, (432) Our Reg . 1.37 6.88 SAVE 20% ON OUR ENTIRE SELECTION Hanging Basket Plastic 6" diamete r . While, yellow or green . (433) Shrubs 2 gallon containers. Ready to plant. FATIMA, Portugal - Pope John Paul II escaped unhurt from another attempt on his life, blessed his knife-wielding assailant, a youn~ man in clerical garb, and went ahead with rites for a million pilgrims at the Shrine of Fatima. Seeurity guards overpowered the attacker when he lunge'<! at the pontiff Wednesday night from about six yards away as the pope was appriJ!lching an altar erected on the steps of the basilica at the shrine to the Virgin Mary. Tbe attack was made on the eve of the first anniversary of the assassination attempt in St. Peter's Square in which the pope was critically wounded by shots fired by a Turkish terrorist. The would-be assassin, Mehrnet Ali Agca, is now serving a life sentence in an Italian prison. Our 41c-44c Potting Soli 8 qt. bag, ready to use, odorless, won't burn . Our 2.47 Metal Hose Hanger .. (440) .. .. . 1.97 (435) 4" Clay Pot or Saucer Classic flower pots let plants grow na.turally. Our 1.67 Twist 'em (444) System. Ties with dispenser with cutter. 101ft. . 99~ " Our Reg. 9.67 Now's the time to buy .... and save! 'Choose yours from our big group. FURNITURE DEPT . JRD FLOOR ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY (441) "- "' ~ '\ ... ....___ ' 1 • HONORED - Robbie Hobstetler ro•rt•ives a 15 year service pin as a n·gislt•n·d mr rst· at Vt•terans Memoria l Hospital from Administrator Sfutt Lucas in t't'remortit•s ht>ld Wt•dnt>sday. Other employes honored for st•rvit"t' an· Ldia Nclsn n, 15 yt'ars: Edna Russell, Roland Durst, Myrtle Gru wr. Tummy Mc·G rathy. 10 yt·ars rn nst•rutivt> service, and Shjrl ey Smith. Cnnnit• Turkt•r, Bt·tty Curfman, fivt· yl'a rs <'om:erutivr servi ce. Rt·<·ngni zed alsu "l'rt' retirel's. Ll· nnit· Crary , Els it· Cross, Emma Adams and Bt·rnit·t• Lt•dlit•; tht• board of trustt•t·s. Elt•anor Thomas, Alice Warnsky. Clwrll's Ll•gar. Rob Bailt'y. Ri1 ·hcud Jnnt•s. Ht' llr")' Wt•lls, David Koblt•ntz, Phil f{oberts. Otht'r fluor changt>s l'llded <i S of Jullt' 30 a 1980 law that Pxll'ntlcd llw sales lax ln hunw imprm·t' rnl·nt labor and lllCJknals. and t·ctnni:lrkt•d fur l'ducat10n for tht· rest of tht· btt•nlllUill prO<·t·eds from thl· lotll'ry <-~ nLI l't '\"t' llUl'S frOIIl lllCOffiL' l<:iXl':-i. adds new taxes House wants funding withheld Our Reg . 74c Ht• said 1t was needed to ass url' Bill trims deficits oe::=: Planter Box Mira c le pl as ti c, durable , ru s t proof . H· H1fft·. who rt'jcdcd two other GOP ~g:;' Our Re. 2.77 Brown . demands. JJll'lutlin J..! one fur dt•eper n 1b tn Wl'l fa n•. deni Pd tlw majonty h·cuJtorship rnitdl' a ctHlCl'Ssiun . (426) ·13" Hedge Trimmers Trowel , tran s planter o r c ult1va · tor . Ch ro m e ftni s h . Save . E. 24 Rcpubl1ca11s opposed tht• bill. Our Reg . 34 .97 Hand Garden Tools Robt' rl Tht· finally tal ly showt'd 19 Rt>pubJirans aboard. Hlong w1 th 40 Dt•mucrats. Ftfll'en Dl'li10<TaLo..; and Model #8124 (425) Rep. Pt'rrsyburg, offered thl' aml•mlment. wh1rh add t•d $77 mil l1on 111 new re ve nue to the packagl' . Brown's amendment et pparently produced thl' additiOnal Republicao ,·otcsSpt•a ker Vernal G. Riffe Jr. ,[). Nt•w Boston . demanded. R1ffe had sa1ti ht• wa nted 20 GOP members to join the "30 to 35" Dt•mocrats wil lIll " to bitt• the bullet. He had bet·n of· ftTed ctl vorious tunes as ft•w as s1x e~nd as mcmy as 17 GOP votes. WED. Our Reg . 83c Majority Democrats and mmonly Republicans put together enough vote~ fur the bill with adoption of a floor am<• ndment that extcndt'd tlw t•xtra income t.Hx liability , which 111 tlw Senall' Vl' rsion was to havt• l'll · dt•d June 30, 1983, to Dec. 31, 1983. full sta te fun di ng and to precludt• the need for some budgl't gi mmickry un· dcr wh1ch there would have been " borrowing" of $44 million from la xpayers and delays of $42 million in Medicai d payments to hopsital s and nursing honws. 9-1 Skating event set ELBERFELDS bll'nni um Jul y I. 1983. Along with some other tax boosts and 9 perc~n t s pending cuts for ctll stall' prugram..'i except edu catiOn and welfare , the bill IS deSi gned to ent~l' the slate govern ment's $1 .3 b1111on budget def1c1t. Wlll'lhl'r It will r c111a1n s questwnctblc, said soml· lttwmetkcrs, but a national economy wh1ch has l 'a U.'R'd rampa nt un t> mployrnent and ri sing welfare rusts mtnk till' bill essential, they said. FRIDAY & SATURDAY CEDAR POINTS J Sec t1on s, 36 Pages 15 Cents A Multim edta Inc . New s a er Pomeroy- Middle port, Ohio, Thursday, May 13, 1982 COLUMBUS, Ohio I API - Forget about the temporary 25 percent inl'feas~ in the state income lax lawmakers have bee'n talking about. It probably will be 50 percent. All that remains followin g 59-39 House passage Wednesday is approval of a six-member conference committee and then a final volt• by both houses. The panel , which will consist of three Democrats and three Republicans, is expected to begin deliberations in the next few LaSALLE THE N. 2nd Ave . 992 -9917 entinel 50 percent income tax hike gets approval in House 1 9-1 Syracuse Village Council will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. Mayor Eber Pickens announced today. he Daily creditatio~ of Hospi~~~~J~l; : wntten disaster plan rnu.t~ . and that pia~ tested~~ )last/';';c~ each year. The cooroulll ~_ef 0 0 the three area hospttal n,,.vmg an annual . joint simulalll4 ~lsaste~: lakes this sllpulatiOn farH_I what IS required. The combtne4 itfrprt of the three counties in two iltale8, the~r hospitals, mdustrres, and agencres 18 unique. , ,. k di . ster" drill Last years . moe :;" h' h h't was a Simulated lorna 0 w lC ~ Gallia Count y Fa~rgroundsp e General James MChGavml p~we; Plant,_and Stauffer e~~a . an_,; res~~mg m n.~erous lllJUrtes and fatalities. ,--------------------====== Meets Thursday Dwight Kennedy A suit in the amount of $3,596.96 was fil ed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Chrysler Credit Corp., Eva nsvi lle,. Ind ., against James R. Ingels, Jr .. Rutland. mttnnt~ r . Pleasant landing and the ferry boat landmg Ill Kanauga, OhiO. In addition to the five river incidents, there will also be on-site mock disasters with " injuries" at Gallipolis Developmental Center in Gallipolis and Lakin State Hospital in Point Pleasant. Also, during the disaster drill, the Pleasant Valley Hospital Nursing Care Unit on Sand Hill Road in Point Pleasant will conduct a rehearsal of their bomb threat plan. The mock disasters started in 1973, with the Mid-Ohio Vallev Induslrial Emergency Planmng Council IMOVIEPC I parllc1patmg m the first exerciSe. It was a Simulated explosion 111 the tunnel at Kyger Creek Power Plant. That yea r " victims" were transported to all three hospitals from the one centrally located site. Organizations playing a part in the mock disaster for the past nine yPars include all local fire departmenl':i, emergency ambulance services. the three county sheriff departmPnb , the West Virginia State Police, the Ohio Stale Highwa y Patrol , the Civi l Air Patrol, and thrl'P county offices of Emergency officiating. Burial will follow in the Kirkland Memorial Ga rdens. Friends may ca ll on Thursda y from6to9p.m. Graveside rites will be conducted by tht> American Legion and V.F.W. Mayors end cases Two persons were fined <md two others forfei ted bonds in the court of Middleport Mayo r Fred Hoffman Tm·sda y ni l!ht. Forteiting bonds we re David W. Reed . Mason , W. Va ., $375, dri vmg while intox icated : Randy Carpenter, A1mtcrdam . Ohi o, $375, dn vmg while intoxicated. Fined wen• Thomas Eakins, R<Jcine, $50 e~nd cosl':i for conswning alcohol in public: and floyd McClelland, Middleport, $50 and costs for disorderly Thursday, May 13, 1982, at I p.m. the OhiO River which fl ows past Meigs and Ga llia Counties, and Mason County, W. Va., w1ll be the scene of numerous "mock" accidents. These nver mishaps and the resulting fires and explosions wiU send dozens of injured people to hospitals in the three counties involved. In observance of National Hospital Week, May 9-15, Holzer Med1cal Center in Gallipolis, Pleasa nt Valley Hospital. and Veterans Memorial Hospital have again joined forces to participate in a trilateral disaster drill testing th e emergency preparedness of each fac11ity . This is the tenth consecuti ve simulated disaster planned by the three hospitals and the Mid-Ohio Valley Industrial Emergency Planning Commission I MOVIE PCI. These "diSasters" have been staged as training exercises for area ~e nries and hospitals and ha ve included everything from industrial explosions, airplane crashes and school bus accidents to tornadoes and barge explosions. A total of fi ve different "accident£'' on tht.• Ohio River will occur at 1 p.m. Thursday . One will be at Racine Locks and Dam. one at the Gallipolis Locks and Dam and three large "accidents" at the General J ames M. Gavin Power Plant, the City !l'e and Fuel Company, Point • Frost l<ing " (442) 6.27 7.77 ~.~~-~::6 (447) 4.88 Super Flex HoH 50x5/8" reinforced garden hose. Potted Fruit Tre.. Choice 5-6' fruit trees in 5 gallon container. Our · 6.97 (443) .C.,stom Mlxecl Grau Seed 5-lb. bag grass seed covers 1500 sq. ft. ClEVELAND - The winning number drawn Wednesday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game "The Number" was 260. . The lottery reported earnings of ~,108.'50 from the wagering on its daily game. The earnings came on sales of $889,262, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $3S4,153.50,lottery officials said. Lawn and Leaf Bag Weather-forecast (445) Our Reg. 1.77 - Winning Ohio lottery number '-..,., 1.37 Partly cloudy ~onight. Lows 6().65, Winds variable less than 10 mph. Partly cloudy Friday. Highs in ·the mi~. Chance of rain 10 percent. Exteoded Ohio Fofecast Saturday tbrou&b Moaday: · . . Wanll wtlll a eballee fl ..._en or lllu!ldentorms eacb day. Highs . iii lite low to mld.8tl. Lon lllmldal to low • · ' Lawn & Leaf lag 10 bags, 6 bushel size.. ' ' • 185 UPPER RIVER R 0_ GALLIPOLIS ·, ' r WASHINGTON lAP) - Houso• Democrats are placing themselves at odds with President Reagan as they rn uvc toward approva l of a 1983 budget outline that trims defi cits by rais ing $147 billion in new taxes over threl' years ami reducing defense SJlt'ndi ng. The House Budget Committee, l'O ntrolled by a Drmocrati c majonty, hal!l'd deliberations on the spending plan l'arly toda y after meeting v irtue~lly non-stop for 15 hours. The meeting was Pa lled off until ~d l er toda y when some sna gs drveloped ove r technica l issUl'S. Under tht• plan, Social Security, wh1ch has bel'ome a key issue Ill the Capitol Hill budget battle, would be left intact. There also would be more spend ing on domesti c and benefit programs than under a blueprint drafted last week by l.he Republica nl'Oiltroll~d Senate Budget Committee and embraced by Reagan . The Houso· cmnmittee's proposal calls for a $780.5 billion spending bluepnnt that projects a defi cit of $103.8 billion . Reaga n's budget director. Da v1d A. Stuckman, told reporters Wedllcsday that the administration is " working to find 218 peoph· to support a plan that's reasonably close" to the budget drafted !Jy St'netll' Republicans. It lakes 218 voles to ·assure pasS<:Ige of legislation in tht• 43!}-m ernbcr House. Meanwhile . Whttc Hou s t' spokl'sman Larry Speakes conceded that Hcaga n probably would wmd up suppurtin ~ two budgel'"i - the ont· that cleared the Senate Budget Com· mill et· ct nd a difre rent l{ousl' bill " thai will ha ve the consensus of the m"jority of Republi ca ns and Dcrnocrats.·· Thl' House plan is exp•·rtcd to be conSidt·rcd by lht• full House the wt•ek of Mav 23. The Senate WIII consider its Vl'·r~ion or thl' budget next wet·k . House-Senalt' negotiators tlwn would have to work out the differt' nccs between the meas ures that each holliie passes. Overall, the House Budget Com· mittec plan reflects tht• Democrat It" leadership's view that budget deficits should be pared w1th lax 111creasl'S ratht•r than further cub m domt·stic spendmg, as Rt•publicans PLAQUE - Mrs. Fay Sau<•r n·<'l'ivl's a plaque from Veterans Mrmorial Hos pital Administrator Srott Luras in recognition of the 17 yea rs her husband. thr late Harold E. Saurr served un the hospital's hoard of tn1stt>es. Sauer served from 0<'1. 26, 1964 tn Dt>r. 31, 1981. argue. Dt:mocrab-i used their ma jonty strength on the House pan<•l to blunt all Rt·publica n moves to brmg the outlirll' rnun· in lin t• with the figures Reagan has backed . -~ Fighting erupts again LONDON IAPl - Two Argentine Skyhawk fighters were shot down , a third fighter crashed and a British warship wa s damaged sli~htly in Wednesday's battle off the Falkland Is lands, the British Defen se Ministry reported today. On Wednesday, the ministry had said two of three Argentine Skyhawks were shot down by British Sea Wolf missiles when they attacked a British warship about 30 miles west of the disputed i•lands. But ministry spnke&man ian McDonald said today a third Skyhawk was "seen to crash" during the engagement in the five-week dispute. McDonald said there were no• British casualti~s and the Royal Navy task force was continuing its patrols in the South Atlantic to keep Argentine planes form tesupplying forces on the islands. He said a British warship sustained "comparitively minor dainage" which was being repaired. He woUld not elaborate. The latest British announcement came hours after a Londbn Broadcasting Corp., an all-news radio sl<llion in tht• British ca pital, n•por- tcd two Argentine Skyhawks wl're downed and a British destroye r torpedoed in fi ghting Wednesday . "One of Britain's warships in lh•· South Atlantic, a typt• 22 fri ga te , is believed to have bt~en hit but not badly damaged by a torpedo during the incident yesterda y in whil'h two Argentine jets were shot down," the radio said. Britain is known to have two type 22 friga~es, the Broadsword and Brilliant, in its Falklands task force. Earlier, the British defense ministry reported one of its Sea King helkopters ditched in the sea, but said its four crewmen were rescued. The ministry said the1·e was no evidence Argentine forces shot the the aircraft down. Argentina's account said two British frigates shelled Stanley, the Falklands capital, late Wednesday morning and Argentine planes attacked British frigates three hours later, causing "considerable damage to them,.. and Argentine shore personnel shot down the helicf>pter. , .~, 'f ' ( (; )' ~ ,. ) \ ~~ ... ~ ~ ~ ----.- ·~ -· /. ., \ '\·· AUXILIARY- These women were among members of tbe Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital afforded special recognition Wednesday afternoon as a part of National Hospital Week. They were, front, I to r, Cathryn Mees, who along with Eula Jeffers worked the most hours In the past year, Nettie Hayes, most overall hours worked in the auxiliary, a total of 8,924\'o; back, I to r, Lclulse Bearhs and Bertha Parker, charter memben. Other charter members are Freda Hendenon and Jestle Molden. The auxiUary piled up 5,315 bours during the past year In volunteer services. \ •,1 / • • �Thur sday, May 13,1982 Commentary Th e Daily Sentinel I II I uurl "lr•, 1 l 'u nu r••• ll h o" 614 992 !136 \l f- \ •111111111 111 1" 11-IH'-1 01 rtll ' lllto "- \1\ , 0 \ \HJ ,\ The military'IL-_c_a_s_e____J_am_e_s J_.K_il_pa_tri_ck 11011 HO F FI.I( II l .t no r,tli\l ,lfi H• 1 II ALl llOTHfa·. ll, JH \ o \o\ \ nu ' I tliln t \ \11- \ 1111- H nf l ho ' " '~'· ' '' tll' r t " lnl.1tHI l l,ul l l' n'' fl< 111 \o " ' 1'·' 1" r l'uhJt , ho r ' ' " "' •·•I tu n ' " '"Htl tu!l .t ntl lh• I 1-1 I I H' Ill- 111'1 \ Ill " .tro \o\ o lo ""'' ol I ho 1 , huultl ho lo,, than JOO \o\un J, Inn).! 1\ 11 lo 11o f ' .tr. 'l lhJ• • I In • olllm).! .mo l mu 'l lu ' I ~ II• tl ~o~tlh n;tnu addrt " .uul h ltjt hn nt numho r '" un •tJ.! IIt ol io lit r ' ~o~il l ho pu h h, hod lo th r' ' huuld IH 111 J.!nud U•' lt ,ultlro ' ' ' Il l! '" '" , ,..,, 1 ~ r ' "ll ol1 111 ' cura cy; tha( edge had vamshed The Sov1eb engage m almost con,tanl could be anybody '' office bulidtng, anywhe1e The car' arc neatl y pa1ked. llw tollmg lawn "neatly cilpped Nulh1ng sugge, b that 47 ft:l'l pt ogram ha!'i mduded a stgmf1 cant grows bt•nealh l wo-fool walls of ' lee I and buildup of eonvcnlional land and Mmuteman mtss tl es i: i re :-;t1!1 for- cont Tete. lht• Strategic An Comma nd ts ~ o m g 0:1bout tGi bustness as usual By dll) yat dstltk this 1s btg na val forces Of more uruned1ate nudable weapon' - C.,ncral Davrs ~>n'l bei>lli>ng them - but the y are not m a class w1th the newest Sovtel Sov!l'b must percetve our level of rmsstlcs Our ma nn ed bombers are prcpan•dness as tmpressive The the B-52s, all of them are at least20 years ulu and some are 25 years old E1en wrlh rl'frtllng and remodelmg, these ag1ng warhorses are relah vcl) slow Therr da y ha s pa, ed Unt1l an enforceable, venfrablt• Iunger we prOlTastmate, the weaker that perceptwn must grow My v1s1l tu SA C preceded Pre»denl Reagan 's call lh1s past Sunday fur muncd1ale mutual •~·ductruns rn land-ba, l'd nuclear rntss1les If the Sov1ets do not reJect lh1 s appeal out of hand, there may be ' mne fllckenng hope that the dangerous race may be sl"'""d bt.• ncath lhctt lawn , buned U S off111 <1b bt'! Jt' VL' thef t' 1s v 11 tua lly nu chctncl' that Poland 's Jmlltary j.! OVC I Jllll l'lll can stem Pul<:tnd \ ~ tt'<H.l) :-;II Li t' mt o t ha o:; tf tl h old~ to tb ( urrent s tr<::~ll' g) It worrws offtuctls lu:re . whn see Pui<Jnd <::I S a fe stenng wound t om· pllcatmg U S -Sov1d relat1on' and fray 1ng U S -NATO lie' 'Somt'thtng has got to gtve the eco nomy ts m ternbl e shape," swd one Stale Department Pol ~>h expert He 'a1d the Pol~>h leader, Gt·n WUJU eth Jaruzelskt, 1s urunub1h zed m h1s poll C) uptwns because he ts · ca u~ ht bl'l· ween Most·ow and hts own pt•opll' " In the tnl'<::l ntune , the R e<::~ g <::~n a dm1m strat1Un has t <:t st astde tls pn•viOU!'i posttwn of not und ertakm g ne~ negot1<:~t1ons wtth the Sm tt'l!i whtk tht Poltsh crtsts remams unn:solved Pres tdent Reagan on Sund<::l) proposed bt•g tnntn g arms rt•ductt on talks \\tt h tht: Sov1ds thts summer dJld ha x s t1.!11<Jicd ht s wtlltngness to meet at the , wruml w1lh SU\ 1el leader Lt• mlld Bn·z hnt"" m the fa ll But rwtm g durtn j.! the fu st Y. t:ek Ill May 111 ctt l ee~ s t 13 Polish cttl t•s ha:; underscored thl' se n ous nes:; of lht· s tlu<:~ ttnn tn Pola nd Thtngs dll' re<::~l h uglYtht'l t' ·· one offtctal told <::1 rt:purtet US offt u i: l b, who d1d not wi::lnt tu bt· ttkntlfl t: d told <.1 1epurte t 111 <1 1 t•n·nt brtdtng tha t the) t' Xf)l'cl mut l' \ wkrH t' Offtl tctls her e be Itt'\ t' tht· SO\ tl't U111on )!<::I \' t' thL' lll ders to suppress tht· dl' tnonstr.t tlons. t).!llltlng \ tolelll t' Tht· lr~t est r wtmg was c1 sdbat k to tht• jlO\t'rntlll'lll Offtu ~t b heft' say thl' J aruzelskt gOV l'rllll'll'llt appt•.tr s to lack a str all' J.!) for rcsolv mg Poland 's u 1sts. t·spl'ltall v tG sc\ et t l'Conorm r problem.':i, y, htr h wor sen da1l y Tht· Communt sl Party ts ( urrt>ntl y d ~ h ell " of 1~ fonn t•t st·l f <::~ fte r l'X· tl'nstve rl':-~ t g natwns. wht ch att' nmtlllUJ 11 ~, ufflnctls sa) At the sa me tllllt', they say Solid<::~r tty 1s lear nmg to lt vt· und et ground ' cllld has an effl'dl Vl' COmlllUnHatJOll S lll't'WO!k that lllliUdes clll tiiH tt concern to SAC. the Sovtel Umonr has madt· ct n ommous cormmtment bus> ness SAC has a"cb of $20 to 11> stralcgle nuclear capabllrty Smce 1965, tht• Sov1ets ha Vl' btll1 on mostl y 111 Clll t' raft <:~ nd tlllssllt•s Tlw command mcludes dt•ployt•d s1x new rnterncontment.al rmss tl e.s , m thts same peruxl we nearl y 120,000 uff>cer>, enilstcd per- ha ve deployed one The Sov1eb ha ve so nn el and ctvllian employees lls las k ts to rnamknn <::1 thousand tntt•r t ontllll' nla l balllstt c mtss tl es and far more tleltwry vehicles than the to rnakt· t't·rlarn lh.tl hundrt'd' uf Festering wound and our bomber fl eet In the bu, mcss world, the concept of matchmg the compet>twn IS well understood No prudent busmessman would rely un addmg machmes 1f h1s compcltlor had computers. The ' arne pnnc1ple appltes 111 anns. General Dav1s wants the MX mtsstle and ht• want> a hundred B-1 bombers to phase uullhe B-52s Not to rnoder- dergruund command room, th1s 1s the mlirtary 's poml of v1ew Ov~r lht• past 20 years, startrng w1th the Cuban ITUS»le ens» , the Sov1el Umon has engaged 111 a program of rmhlary expanston that cannot be Ignored or rmntmtzed The oubtdt', the betge bnek bUJidmg I' IT WIIITFill ,\ ll bombt•t s. tankt'r s Clnd t t•t onnat ssan u· cllfl'r<::lft Clll' re<:id\ fot wha lt' \ et t 1 tses lllii Y cotnt' The r cs p o n :-~ tbt l tt ) Is l'nUJ mou:s, but that 1esponsrbtltly ts tn good hands Umlcd State, possesse,, and the So' tt'L':i havl' half a gam the sheer me g atunn<::~gt' of destructt ve capac1ly thal1s ilvallable to SAC AI ont· tttn t' we had the edgl' 111 et c~ nuclear exercts~s Most. tf not all , of their monster ICBMs are kept rn a statu' of qu1 ck-1each on 01 hrgh alert Meanwhile, old our Th e own arse nal T1tan and ag ret•ment can bt• reached on arrns 1edul'l10n - a prospect that seems rno' l unhkely - 1l makes sunple cmrunon ' cnse to update our ICBMs Ont• US offtual 'a 1d Jaruzelskr had lrred to c'a'e marltal la" lu shu" 'tht· Ill us ton of pt ogress" to the 1 es t of the world 111 hopes uf hct \ 1ng econDJJIIl sdlldtOns cased pa rllt:ularh tht• ban on offltl<.ll loi.lns b\ thL• Umted Sle~ ll• s ctnd maJOr Wt•ster n F:uropectn governmt•nb-i Offt ctct ls a greed that Jaruzclskt also wanted to crectlc an unpr ess ton of c1 rdurn to normaltl) 111 ad van ct· of c1 confert•nn · of the Internatwnal I.a bot Orgamza tton tn Gene va begtnntn g J unt• 3 Ot·sptlt' the11 conce rn, uff1uab here sa y tht-rt· ts lttlk the Unt lt:d St<:tk:-i ean do lu rnfluence event> rn Poland Both government and commerclctl bank <.. redtb flom lht• West ha ve vlr- tuallv dr~t•d up, the off1c1als 'a). mak1ng 1l rrnpo, tble f01 Pol.rnd to pur. c has~· the mC:I chmery and rctw matettals 1t net•ds to kee p tG ali eath dt•ptessed Induslt 1al sec:tor opcrattng Off1c1als <1d1111l that the Un tied St"k' 1s reluctant to declare default ht•C(jWit' thl• E utopcan allies, who hav l' t• xtendt>d most nf Pol ~md' s $26 blihon rn fur e1 gn debLs. are oppo, ed huntmg hound, <::1 profess ional suldwr dedltatt•d to ht s career 111 ar- rns He wrl l bt•54 yea rs uld lh>s wt•ek • 'l(jj},(j J l dll SUITllllCI I\ Zt' Sl \ l'l a] hours of ~?tt ~· ~ brt d tn g, mrlutlmg a \ 1st t to llll' un - Aw "".~'~(.ow Letters to editor Helping Democrats I would like to answer Gay le Pnce·, WilY of thmk1ng He " blowtng off the wuy the press rodt• uur Pre>~denl, Mr Reagan Look at the wa) lht•y rode Lyndon Johnson and Jnruny Carter Doe, n't ht• n•member that ? lthmk the pre" " Uotn~ the1r bU:-illlt':-i!' way Nu Democrat. nde them lhmk lh~> tn (j wondl'dul matte1 Republican or rf they need ndden. I say and nde them ha1 d I " the f1rsl llllll' I can The Lord >s alwa) ' lalkmg to the p!lOI man Ht told the n eh man what ht hat! to do to enter the kmgdmn or ht'il \ t'll ThL' money was the nch man's downfall I not1ccd when the In the helped push the budget through lht Rt•agan· , a1des lhallht·y had strong bt 1ght s un ~hme of tin spnng afternoon. Pt estdent Rea ga n's a llu•s \H ' rt ' pcnnt111g a sunn\ ptctwe about House la ~t yei:U For rnon· than a week , the mel'lm ~s ne ver happened The Demon ats must haw bt•l'n re:sc n at tons (jbout the budget the Ht·publl ean budget propu,a l and Ihe work they • Ill do fur rl Tilt' \ had JUSlllmrd Reagan 's pt·p talk It liiUld h<11 e bct·n one pulled caught rn ll aff1 e bl'lween Cap1lol Hrll and the Whitt• House On Tue,day, Larry Speakes, a Whitt• Huusl' spokesman. satd Rea ~ an had spoken by telephone wtth ont• of them. Rep Phil Gra1run, D- Texa' Meanwhile , the HOU>t' Republ~t a n leader, Robt·rl M1chcl of l l lmo~> . ' a1d Congress JUst would not go for a plan that would reduce the budget dl'f1ert by makmg change' m the Socral Stcunly System Thl' Reagan budgl't, as wnrked out llnut \Ill dtt vmg a ca r on the hl gh"a y I thtnk l'Vcry person that dn ves .r 'ill on the h1ghway at 70 year> of n•member Reagan stopped all news comrng uul of the While Hou>e If news eornes out th e mt>n that work there have tu take a lie detector test I don't thmk they do that m Rus>~ a A' fur me, a Republican ltckel or the ' queal aboullhalmlhe Sent mel Mr Pnce sure " chang111 g a lot of pt•ople from Republ>can to Democrattt t1cket docs not mean a lhrng to me I vole for lht• man that! Detrtocrat Mr Pt tet', I say Gud bless you lhmk will be the best for pour people Ben Baley Lot care wanted Manufacturers That was the system that worked a year ago, when Gramm and Rep Delbert L Latta, R-Oh10, teamed up to produee the Gramm-Latta btll that was the veh1cle for the spendmg srde of Reagan 's plan Reagan and h>s a1des skrllfull y apphed pre>Sure. But there are few >~ gn s that Reagan 's rnuthfred plan , ble, ed by the Repubi>eans un the Senate But any contact wtlh the ' o-called · Boll Weel'rls" from lht• Southern among the Senate Budget Commi ttee Rt•publlean, , call ed for $40 b1lhon m un, pec1fled cub m Socral Demo(' rat1e delegat1on 111 Congress Secunty Budgl'l Commtltet, wtll att1 cH.: t thl· wa' fallrng behrnd lht· unoff~t· ral schedule ,e[ all he Whrte House Wtthuul 1denlifymg any of tho, e Reagan wa' about to deal wrlh, Spcake,;a1d · you'llll'L ugmze Ihem through 1985 M1chel sard he has told White Hou'e off1crals that they 'houldn'l expect the same kmd of support from the Hou'e Republicans a' tht•y from ycctrti pa:st " . At the same tune, some moderate ha ve seen 111 lhl' Se nctlt• Sllll, Reagan 's vrs 1tors busmcssmen all - satd they were servati ve Democrats and some of gcarmg up to apply pressure on the the Repubil can' to vote the Reagan members of Con).( rcss Ime passa gl' of ht s f1rst budget <::1 year ag o For mort• than a \\eek , Rea gan 's art.lt::-i ha ve :-~atd that ht· 1s ctiJuut to meet Wllh JUst those Democrats - al lht• While Huu'c they all' called ' rt•s pons tbk" De mot ra ts l'lllt ghlelll'd" Dt·nwcr ats - and who Republican' from the Northern slates wen• mv1led to the Wh1le Hou' e f01 a pep talk But they told spcndtn~ nr ta x mcreases tht ou,L! h eonsltluent groups, on member> uf Cungre>S reluctant to voh• f01 lht• le"us latum The phone' may ' tart nngmg a gam at the Caprlol , m a lobbytng effort encouJ aged and blcS>ed by Reagan Bullh~> year, they may not be answered wtth the same readme" on the part of the con- When Alfred Elberfeld wa' hv1ng, late father would g1ve money to hun and he would see thaltl reached the proper person But the older folks arc all gone now and tt's gomg to lake the mlt•rest of the next generatiOn to keep the cemetery from gett111g m such a deplorable condttton - Roberta Allensworth Karl, Route I, Cheshire, OH 45620. Ill) A good question Those among u' who sltlllhrnk rl 'an't ht:~ppt>n ht>re ought to be gtv~n some pause by what dtd happen m New York , Denver, Dallas and a half-down other Clites In a tourdmaled stnke lhal struck somt• observers a:s havmg more m corrunon wrlh the Gestapo than wtlh Ellul Ness or loday's FBI, teams of fedefal agents rarded scores of bu, mess operal10ns and took hundreds of employees mto custody All were - or were suspected of bemg - Illegal aliens, tllcgally holdrng JOb' that could be f1llcd by U S c1ltzen' or legally res1dent alJCns ilmmgraliOn authont1es who diTccted 1l are pleased w1th the success of ProJect Jobs m whtch the pnnctple of the law was subordmated to pay rates. The sweep was carefully targeted to open up "quahly" jobs - paymg $4.50 an hour and up - to the eligible unem- ployed m surroundmg communrltes The openmgs arc bemg referred to appropnate employment agenctes and the mtenl " to fol low up after a few weeks to see to what extent the openmgs are filled by legally quallfred workers. So more than another roulme roundup, ProJect Jobs 1s a small-scale ~tudy of a problem that has confronted and defeated every admtmstratron for the past quarter of a century lilegal1mm1gratwn The Reagan admmtstratton 1s, however, trymg agam. It came out swmgmg wildly late last year wtth a set of tough measures that would, among other thmgs, empower the president to declare an "tmmtgratwn emergency," close ports, se1ze sh1ps on the h1gh seas, expand federal detention powers and hmil judictal authonty m imm1gratwn matters. More recent and less drastic Don Graff propo,als have also been tossed mto the congre,Hmal hopper Most share a nwnber of feature, , notably mcludmg amnesty for 1llegals already m the country, legal adlm"wn of lumted number> of " guest workers" for lumted penods VIleS The pubhc, 1f polls arc to be bellevcd, bel1 eves olherwtse, howeve r Pol!ltcal measures are ll'aily Intended to g1ve the a[>pearance of dealmg w1th a problem fur whr ch there arc not - and wh1ch polltrc1ans know there are not - any of lime, penal til'S for US. employers knowmgly h1nng mehg1ble workers answers and the mtroductwn of a fool-proof What makes 1t all the more eom1denllf1catwn system phcated 1s that all these pomts are All are subJect to cr>tlc1sm and bemg argut'<le,enllally m the dark. some ared1sm1ssed as unworkable No one really knows how many Some cnt1cs go farther, Illegal aliens an· even mthe Un1ted quest>anrng the rationale of reslnc- Stales. F1gures as htgh as 12 m1lhon tmg uniTilgratwn and. chargmg that were bemg tossed about m the early attempts to do so are actually exer- '70s More recently, estunates havt Cises m political hypocrisy. In their been scaled down COnsiderably. A argwnent, low..:ost alien labor does 1980 Census Bureau estunate was m not really compete to any s1gmftcant the neighborhood uf stx m11lion \md a degree wtth Amencan workers but bureau expert car her th1s ) car >s a long-tenn contnbutor to suggested tt 1mghl actually be no economtc growth through industries higher than thret' m1llion and even dependent upon rt and as a market as low as U 1m II ron ttself for Amertcan goods and ser- George Vukovll·h's lm.st•s~ lnadl•d smgle The Dodgers gut a run 111 the Bob Walk, 4-2. pr r ked up the vretory for Atlanta wtlh rehef help from Ge rlt' Gat l.>t• t , who J.! C:IInt'd ht s Sl' \ t'll · th save Randy Martz. 3-:l, louk tlw loss for tlw Cubs t•ndmg a fnUI gamt' Chu ago wmnmg slt eak Murph) 's nmth honw run of th t pos stet I It-t Stl'\ t.' Hu L! t'l s 4-:J, "hn hi:id CJ m~httl e t until Oi:ill ell E \ ,tn:s duulJil'd With I\\U OUt Ill till' SIXth Munlrt·al th11 d ba~t' llli::lll T11 n Wct llctt h t OJJ11nilll•tJ a th1 0\\ I il l ' l'l I 01 on Jun Wnhlfot d's }! t oundt' l a nd llwn bobbh·d J nhnnH· Ll' Ma sh'r 's bouncer T\o\o uuls la tt •t . Joe Mm gan \\.t lkt•d to loa d tilt' bct st•s ct ntl To m O' Mallt•y htl a crnunder that hand( ufft·d Mo11li t•ct l fn st b.t~ t· man AI Olt \ l'l for an t'JJtH t•na bltn g IWtl Racer claims lane change Culltns stngled for two 11101 e runs The "Yankees made rt 6-2 111 the fifth when Bobby Mun·cr' s basesloaded gruunde1 drovt• 1n what provetl to be the wrnnmg run The An ~ t• l s chased Mlkt• Mor gan m the fifth and Shan•· Rawley blanked prtched Baltnnorl:' 's J1rn Palml'r, them unltl th('Y scored twt ct• T1111 Stoddard and T1ppy Marlmez Wednesday a' the A's rallied for '1ghth four runs Ill tht• et j.!hth mmng and a 5-4 vlt'lory over the Onoles Palmer, makmg ht ~ sceond rt•ltt•f <tl 'econd and lh>rtlloend the rnn>ng Royals 9, Brewers., Jackson tn tht• R~eh Gossage rl'l1red on a ~ roundt't with 1 unners Hal McRae and Greg Pryor drt>Vt' 111 thn•e runs e~ptece for Kansa s Ctty, appearance of the year fm the Onnles and ll ymg fur hrs f>rsl savt• srnct· l975, came on m the "'vcnth after ' larle1 M1ke Flanagan held the nffsellmg three solo home r urJ> by Mtlw<lukee's Paul Muhto1 and leadmg the Royab to a sweep nf A's to one run and two hrt.s bcfort· a theu grom pull flared up Palme1 got throu~h h1s f>rsl mnmg eaSi ly enough, but ran mlo pr obi ems 10 the t'lghth when a ' mgle by Tony Phillips and a pau uf Walks loaded the base' Weaver 'u1mnoned Stoddard. who was greeted by Cliff Johnson's lwl}- lagged Randy Lereh for a lwo-run double 111 the fourth mrung that put lht• Royals on tup 4-2 and he 'con d on John Walhan 's smgle McRae's lwt>-run double 111 the srxth ~ a v e the lloyalsaniH lead Mohlnr. "ho had only nne run smglt• and ga vt> way to Mcu- the frrsl and ftfth off Denn>' Leonard and m the n>nth off Dan Qutsenberry. He also smgled home a run rn tmez A walk to Wayne Gross loaded the base' agam and, after a doublt• play v1a the plate left runners at 'ccond and lh>rd, Dan Meyer ,mgled them home w1th a g1 ounde1 through the n ght s1de Meanwhile, Kuuw y r eplated Oakland starter Mtkc Norn' w1th one oulm the fourth and p1tehed one sc on•less mnii1 J.! . McLaughlin followed w1th two shutout mmngs, Owchrnckn conlnbuled one and Beard worked the la't 12-3 - three-gamt' :sen cs Pryor prevwus home run, h1t s olo s hots 111 the s eventh reeord to <HJ The fnu1 Oakland reliever> allowt•d a total of three hlb Weaver , whose relievers arc 3-3 th>s Sl'ason. satd the Orwles may makl' a dt•al to help thm arson squad Wh1tc Sox 9, Blue Jays 2 Greg Luzmsk1 and B1ll Almon drove 10 three runs ap1eee to back the srx-h1t p1tehrng of Dcnnrs Lamp RBI smgles by Luzmsk1 and Harold Bames gave the While Sox a 2-j) lead rn lht• f>rsl mnmg agamsl Mark Bomback, Luzmskr d1 ove 111 another tun wtlh a thtrd-mmng grounder and Almon hll a solo home run m the fourth Ch1eago gul1ts runs m the seventh on a sacnftce fly by Carlton F1sk, a smgle by Jnn Momson and double' by Luzmsk1 and Almon Lamp had a shutout unlll the mnth when Dave Rcvenng hlt a two-run, two-out homer Yankees 6, Angels 5 Dave Colhns keyed a four-run New York rally m the fourth mmng w1lh a lwt>-run single as the Yankees wtped out a 2-1 Califorma lead on Reggie Jackson's twt>-run flrst-mmng homer. Lou Plmella began the comeback by drawmg a one-out walk off Angel Moreno. Roy Smalley and Butch Hobson smgled to tie the score and Barry Foote doubled to g1ve New York a 3-21ead. After Lms Sanchez loaded the bases with two out by walking W1lhe Randolph, (bull a dead l) error." l.auda !'atd Ill an mtt•rv1ew published by the Swr,;., news p;:~pcr Blick ' Just like on tlw <::~utobahn 1h1ghwayl , you t ct n't changt' lanes at the last momt•nt wllt'n you see a much fa stt·r drt Vl r t omtn.l( n ght up bt·hllld " VtllaneUVl' , 32. of Montt t•,t l was pt unounn·d t'l mt u tll ) dt•ad hoUt s a flt •J hts Fl' rt a11 tra \ t•lill J.-' 170 111ph touched Mass ' t ea1 wht•ellll <:ill mel · tak1n ~ maneu\ er dUIIIlJ.! <::1 Bt·lgtan Grand Pttx quctltfymg trtal Tht· t i:ll flipped about I 50 feel and Vlilaneuv. was thJtlwn tnto a t alt·h fenl 'e The ma ss-e ll culat10n ldbltH tl quoted Lamia cts say tng Mass s hould nul feel h1mself lolall ) l'it•iJn•d nf t uknt Pt' t " parr of homers and Denms Ecker, tey struck oulll batters m e1ght tnnm g.s before nt.~dmg he lp from Mark Clear m the n>nth . Eckersll') wa' >Cored on when Kent H1 bek homered mthe fourth mnrng and e•lendt'd h1s hltlmg streak to 22 The R<·d Sox broke a 1-llte agamsl 1ehevcr Ron Dav1s when Carney Lansford smgled w1th one out1n lht• e1ghth. stole 'econd, moved to th1rd un Dave Stapleton'' fly ball antJ. scored on a 'mgle by Glenn Hof~ man. W1th two out m the mnth. Dw1ght Evans srngled and Rrce, who hit a solo home1 m the fourth . homered agatn. Indians 8, Mariners 5 Joe Charboneau collected three h1b and drove m three runs for Cleveland Charboneau delrvcrt'<l RBI smgles tn the ftrst and second rnn>ng, when Cleveland bUilt a 5-0 lead aga1nst Floyd Bannister. He added h1s second homer of the season - both 111 the three games tn Seattle - tn lhe ftfth to put the lnd1ans ahcadiH ~free agents CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Browns have stgned ,IX more free agents, 1nereasmg thetr roster to 86 players, the Natwnal Fuutball League team satd. Three of the players were fonner NFL draft seledwns, and one Dan Melville, was the San Fra~cisco 49ers' punter after making the team as a free agent 10 1979, the Browns sa1d Wednesday. Guard Lou>s Bullard was a fifthround Seattle draft pick m 1978 and played with the Seahawks unlll he was released last swruner. -BANK ONE . . _ I {)()NIIJ, S4L. IT'S A JI.W6le atr~. Today is Thursday, May 13, the 133rd day of !982. There are 232 days left in the year. Today's highlight m history: On May 13, 1968, peace negotiabons officially opened in Paris between the United States and North Vietnam. -On this date: In 1809, the French anny under Napoleon Bonaparte captured VIenna. In 1888, serfdom was abolished in Brazil: In 1962, Indonesian President Sukarno escaped injury in an assassination attempt. -TO ...,. ' sonall~.I<tud" I would ha vt• fel t r~~~~~~~~~·~of~fl~l'~r"~l~t·~d~"~'~tl~l~ft: ll~·:o~lh:··~r~P~":'·:s~lsj_~~~~~~~~~~~~~ '''fllll it'd I) .rllhe fwwr<> I 1 er 1 shabb1 sa ul Thousands uf rctl t' fans, tu\\11spt•opltj c~nd Cctnadte~n CO\ t•rmnenl offtl'tal s showed up for Vtllt•nt·u vt·'s fune1i:tl mass Wt dnt•sday ctt ht s boyhood l hun h 111 tlw smal l Qul'IJl'l \ !llctgt• of Bl'l th lt' rVII It· D1plomc~ ts fr otn Bt ·lgiUJil dlld Mona t o - whett· Vtllaneu \'t' 11\ t'd y, tlh h1 s v.. tft• a nd two childr en - t~l so "'l'l t' pil'St'llt Hts l off111 w.t ~ dr cipt'd wtth ct blctl k ""d "htle , ht•t kt• rt·d wrnrwr 's fla g II v. as bt tlULhl tn tht St Ct•nt \ tt 'Vl'tl e- Bl'rthtt·r Romctn Catholtl Chu1 ( h nn lhl' belt k of a 4-w ht•t•l-dtt \ t' ptLkup lr Ul'k Meigs youth will wrestle Friday ,, ,I ' ' WEEKEND SPECIALS TERRY CLOTH & POLY ! COITON SUNDRESSES 20% Off AVAILABLE IN PRINTS STRIPES PLAINS FRIDAY, MAY 14 SATURDAY, MAY 15 When the plllft•>Swnal wrestler s t•nlel the rin g a( the Rutland Clvll Center al8 p m Frrda) among lht·ln \~.til bt• Me:~rk Mattox, Pmnt·t U\ , cl ' ludenl at Mt•r gs Hrgh School Th"'" appearing will be J R Hogg, Z11llan. the Great. Buddy Donovan . Hnd fans Hl· "Ill t.! tl for bt'llll! 1lw ' (;nldt·n Bu\ . · Ci gnud guy" !JTta)..! l' hccausl' Ill' can 't st<Jnd ha \ tng fans a t.! atnsl httn Meantmw ht \ ll'i:ll · !ling tht• lr wk s of lht• tr adt• thr hard \\(j)' Hl' 1s tht• son of Sharon and .J untm Mctltox nf Pomeroy some tn1dgd wn·stlers An avtd f<:tn of tl'levt:slon WI c!'ltltn g for f1ve ll'ars. )OUOg Mat tux dee1ded he'd ilkt• to trv h~> luck m the prnft•ss1unal f1eld He t•onlat led a prmnott• t m Zanesvlllt• whom he had ll tt'l at an (ji ca match Tht prmnUtl·r THIS IS agr et•d to ld Mark tr) out Srnt ,. a l1youl at Applt Grove. W Va . he's bt•en 111 the professiOnal rdnks stlll't' last Ft·bruar) Thus far, Mattox has parlll'lpated tn 15 bouls and on om· occas iOn w1 estltng a 39&-pount.lt•J Three NO TIME tune' ho has wrestled a 725-pound beat. Gmger, <::IS a crowd plcas l'r Th1s 'wnme1 . he wrll loUJ wtlh the p1 ofessronal wre,tlrng group out of Zancsvlllt.• .. < Mattox hopes to mak•· a good professiOnal wrestle! and 1s ; worktn ~ on t•stablrs hrng an · lmagt•" as ' eemmgly " requtred tu burld up TO FOOL " I' MARKMAITOX r~p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;IJ .Train for running with converse. LA 84 Trainer. Olympic identification. Converse quality for the Intermediate runner. AROUND WITH MONEY Keep it SAFE-keep it EARNINGkeep it HANDY-here! eMEN'S eWOMEN'S eCHILDREN'S .. BANKQNE OF POMEROY, NA. .' '' orld and lw wt·nt doin g somethmg lw lo\ ed." sa ttl Joth Srhl'l kt et of Sl1ut h AftH a. a fmrttt'l Ferr a 11 lt 'clllllllalt' ,tnd \HJ!Id dr I \ 111 12 champloll\\hoddl \ elt'tlabtl ef t•ulug' H( had d lm t' of '1s k that pu ~ lll' d h1 1n tu cont1nu<::~ll ! sut pass hunst'lf " ~~1 1 d Uw R,., F.ugent' Dumuntl t't Red Sox 4, Twins I Jun R1ee drove m three runs w1th games, frve :short nf tht· maJot league record for a rookte scm eless , of eourst' - to boost h1s tht• Canadian :so clnst• bt.·lund , decordmg to a published report 'This was not a not mal at('!dent after M't'lllJ.!. hu n In tht· rt.-'<.11 Vlt'\-\ 1111rror, Mct ss shou ld not h<::l\ t Lhctn t:! t'll lant·s Laut.lc1 als u ldslwtl out .tt M<:tss fm startlll ~' 111 S untlo~\ 's l.tlt: , Olll' dd\ rt ftet tht• t 1 c~ s h ' Hl· dtdn 't quc~ lt f\ , and onh got d s te~rtm g posttt on tha nks to t111s ill · DOONESBURY Today in history / We'll e1ank up our phone bank,," Bet nard J O'Keefe,\ u·e chau·man of the NatiOnal Assuc1atron of s;:~al Still<' of Ohlll wanted to put an age <1 1..!1..' should bl' made to Lake an exc.unmat10n I rnL·an phys tcal t• xamtnatton and C!l so ld the slate spec tf\ the phystc1an to exarnme 1ou I nollccd when they wanted to pul thrs law 111 you d1dn 't make a I'm trymg to fmd out how one goes about gettmg lot care at Beech Grove Cemetery Is there an address to send money to and can I be assured the lot would be mowed rf the fee IS pa1d• It's a shame that more 1sn't done io further the upkeep of such a beaut>ful cemetery My grandparents are burred there and the la'l few years we have had to set our flowers down Ill the weeds. Will Democrats support President? krnd of support that wa' uut~al to Tht• start was Rt·ed 's ftrs t slllt't' ht• The Oakland quartet of Denm' K1nney, Bu McLaughlin , Bnb Owchmko and Dave Bea1 d out- :-t hom lht• ftl es of Ieist yea t 's budget 1a lltl's Thl· Gtiin\s took a 2..() lt·ad 111 lhl thu d Wllhoul r olletl lng " h1l off F. x- breakmg 1un w1th a pmt·h smgiP dnd D(jlt' Mtuph y knot ked 111 thlt.'t' run s two of them w1th a nmth-tlllll llJ.! homer. to l t·<::~d Atlanta m t'r Cht cctgo to S COTt' The Ex pos t ut lht 111a1)..: 111 to 2-lt n thl' stxlh un Gat \ Cartt•J's st· ve nth home run A I Y. l ~ out HBI doublt· bv f' htlt DctV IS 111 tht St'\'t' llth l,!d Vl' tht• r,l rtllls cl J. J lll tH)ol. lll ,tnd llwtr t' Vt' lltua l w1nntn J.! tun l..ctske\ , 2-2 wh nst' l\o\o \'H' IOIH'S ltd \ t ' LOIIll cl ~! al n ~ t Mo ntr t·al \\ IJfk t d tlw f11 ~ t 6l ·.J II H \111 1.!~ bd ott' I l,nl St h.II Zt dl't diHI G11 ~ M1 nton l1d lu\\t d Mtnt un t..:d lilt'd ht ~ s txtll ~ d\ t ,lf \t' r 1'!\ 1111' up lhl Fxpus' last 1un un c1 \\ ti d p1t t h 111 tilt· t'lght h I Ulb F.< pos the t'IChlh and flm , ht·d up Brdves 6, Cubs 3 Ken Sm1lh drove home the lll·- pitched three mnmgs m a 6-5 loss to the Montreal Expo' on Oct I, 1977 Tht• Ph1llre> took a 2-j) lead m the frr st off lo,er Bob Welch, 4-2. on smnt• dfedtvt' ptlrhers 1n tl ta ll . leather) we, l Pomte1 , lean a' a WASHINGTON tAPI - With ' acnftcc fl y and a ' mgle Con ale' turned to Reed a' a slal ler to formulate a five-man 1otal>on , and Cor ral e' saul Reed would start A' lros Yes, lht• Oakland A's do have a bullpen Not only that. they havt• chref of SAC, >s no e<- thc· bt•1ge bl'll k bu1 ld1ng A' fa1rl y as l ' l ~ hth , Vukuvtch's RBI doubil' key rng lilt' r all) 1111H.!s i:Wd allowt'd onI) otll' b<J ~ t· run Ill ! Stev t• Bedtos1an al so \\ as t lost• to pt rit•d , l!. l\ 1111.!. up ont• hc1 r11 1k ss \\ cdk I ll 21-:J tnlllll J.!:-i Guml"i 3, E xpos 2 Btl! l.askt•v l ornbuwd \U\h I\\ II r' lit·Vt' Ts on a n erght -htlt t• r dlt d S.ln F'talll'ISI'O laptt<:~lt z t·d on thn t Mont ~t· d l et rors for ct pa 11 uf unt 'i:l flll d runs tn tht th 11d Illlllll J.!. to deft-a t th t Porfl Alt<itnll clllO I elit•\ t•d Rl'l'tll!l hadnobus lllt'sschangmgl<::~ncs wlth Benn1 e OCI V!s, the four-suu· com- offl l'l' 111 'I ht Phlilres pol the game a" a1 \\tth fl\ t' lUllS Ill the 111 two runs w1th a 111 ctgam Monda y agamst the Houston By Associated Press But tl ts doubtful that a general t'l t'l has li ved who thrnk' that wa \' ht ~ v1dory of the ' cason In addrliun . Rl'cd knocked Austn a n aulora emg art.• Nlkt La uda says Joc ham M(:jss shoultl not absol vt• htmself 1n tht· death of Ferran df!Vl'r Gilles Vtllt!nUeVt' bt•taUtie hl' Um on My own con vtd!On l!'i that Wt' ciltt:<J J )' hav t• a suffiC il'llt destrUdl\'C l apa1 tt y Enuu ~ h . It Sl't"ms lome , 1s l'llOU ).! h We talk t'd at JenJ,! lh tn 11 5-l tn lhP fmut h on Pelt• Rose's 1un-scormg smglc. Rt•ed smgll'd honw th e s txth Ph till t's' 1un Ill tht• fifth bl'futl' Pt•Uto GUt 1n •tn htt CJ solo hornt• run for tlw Dnd ~ t' l s 111 tlw st \ t•nth \ ea r t usht onl'd Ow Br a\es' lt'chl the mnlh a fle1 Slfulh 's prnch 1111 hdd snappt•d a 3<l Itt' 111 thl' s txth Gat ber y,.ork t·d tht• ldsl 11 -J m- Oakland's ~!~.~~~" Y.!~'~"~~.~~~' ~""' ~.~~~.~ • 0 bullpen •1 Stymles riO es and fina lly the el umnal10111 uf the ft •arful weapon' po>Se>Sed by both the Un1led Slalt•s and (he Sov1cl ceptton tu tht• h1ston c rule Hl• ts "frve or stx goot.lmmngs" agamst he m seven mnmgs to record h1s ftr ~1 TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT - Boston Red Sox' Carl Yastrtemsk1 reared hrs head back to avoid an AI Williams' pitch fur a ball four in Wedne,day nrght action as the Red Sox defeated lhe Minnesota Twms 4-1 m American League action. I AP Laserphotn) . l ea me to SAC lu gllthe mri>lary's 111 fh The Ph1llrt·s boosted lhe1r lead tn 4-1 m lht• bollorn of the mmng un a sacr1f1ce fl y by Reed and an RBI srngil' by Gar') Matthews, then made second on M1kc Se toc1a 's sacnft ct· std e of th e bur geonmg d L'b<::~ tt• O\ ('r nuclt•(:jt c1rms My own VIC\\ retn (:j lllS Tltl' futur e of un c han ge d Cl\ tlt za tton C:ls we knuw tt ma y well depend upon the pr ornpt n•1ludton rna ndt•r By Associated Press Ron Reed was makmg h~> ftrsl pllchmg start m f1ve years, so Philadelphia Ph1llres Manager Pal Corrales asked hun to g1ve hun JUSt Los Angeles Dodgers He got more than that from llw n ght-hander, and ' ome offen'e to boot, as the Phtllres routed the Dodgers 11-3 We-dnesday mgh( The 39-ycar-old Reed, a rcl~t·f pitcher smce 1977, allowed JUSt s1 x hits nw.>, 111 h1s v1ew, ts not to deter The radltl ' lal1on that br oadca' b pt'lllllll call) Although Leeh Walt•sa , the Soltdant y lt•adet . and otht'l llot-u.kr s tt•matn 111 LUStod y of authunltcs, Sol1d.Jnl) hc1s t'\ tdentl y t•sldbltsht·d a Ill'" cadr t• of lead ers who opera te underground Reed overpowering in 11-3 Phils rout Page-2- The Daily Senlinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, May 13,1982 OMAHA. Neb - Exeepl fo1 the d1splay-modcl m1ss1le tha i stands rh c Darly Se ntlll e i- Pag e- 3 Pomeroy - Middleport, Oh1o 614/992·2~33 MIDDLEPORT 3RD ST., RACINE, OH . Member FDIC �Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel Thursday, May 13, 1982 Thursday, May 13, 1982 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel - Page-S Linkage favored in Preakness BALTIMORE 1API - Hl'nry Clark is a quid man who doesn't st·t'k tht· kmLI of attt•ntwn bein g thrust on him tius week as lht· t rcuner of Linka ge, wllo is f;:n·ur ct..l t u wtn Sc.tt urd ay's Pnakncss at Punllcu. " I'd l1kl' to ha •·•· lh•· horse talk," tlw 77-yt·a r-nld Cli:ir k :"Ja td wtlh i:l srnik Wt•drw sdct ~ ·· Ht·'tl do a better jub that 1 do ." Clark caused nmslt· rnatwn 111 ~ nlllt' c· trd t·s wht•n ht' sktpped lht> 1 ~ 1111il' K.·ntu e·ky D•·•·by after Lmka g•· won lht· 1• ·lllllt · Rlut· Grass at Kt 't'llt 'l<ttlll Apnl22. just l wtl da ys afk• lkrby fi-l vnntt · Tu nt'l~- Wrikr un- dt·rwt•rt l sur l!cry fnr ctn CJ bdomtna l pr11hh-11t. Injury ;nHI dl rwss to st· ve ral tor fkrbv hc qwfuls ami Cla rk' s de t' I SHHl 111 :-.k 1 -p tlw ra n• kd to i:l 19-hurst• f ll' ld lnt ! l w l krb~ . l .mkcH!t' 1:-> t'Xpt•dt•d tu ha n· St'\'t.'ll 111als 111 Away , w tnnt •r of a 11 -16- m i l e rtlluwctn l'e rc.~ n• at Churchi ll Downs o11 Dt_·rby Day. " I haktl to pass up the Derby, rl'ally," Clark said Wednesday , addin g that lw did Simply be•·auS<' 1! dnl11 ' t f1 \ 1ntu Ins plans fur LinkagL'. Nnw Cla rk , who admib he doesn't kept hi s se n:sc of humor. Derby, finds himself lht• •·enil'r nf at- " Lenn y Goudr nan (agent for J<><:k <'Y Jeff Fell i told me he talked tu Ga to Dt•l Sol yesterday and the horse kn t wn at Pimlicu, not only bt.·t·a use l.111kag•· is fa •·ured to wrn thl' 13-16nult.· Preaknt.•.s:-;, but beL"a usc Gu lo Del Sol. the Derby winner is nul ht'l"t ' Ga tn Dt•l Sol, beaten by 51 z leng ths by I .mkru.! t' 111 tht • Rhw r.ra ss. is at lk llnon\ Pru k preparin l-! fur tht.• }I~- Scioto results COLUMBUS, Oh1o 'API - l.i 1e Powt•r. Lln n~n by Lou Nd lt·rt. won tht• fl'lllurl'd t' Jghth ral'L' at Snoto Dnwns Wedrwsda y nr ght to pay $8, $:140 and $:1 . Ht·d Coach Gory Wi:I S st•t ·ond for $:1.40 and $2.li0. Th<rd was Jd Skl ppr r for $:1 .20. Tht• Wlllll l' l' wt•nllhl' L'OUI'St' Ill 2: 03 le~s t Se1turday' s nnl'- rlll lt· Wt lht·r s (j t $1.7<0. r mill- Belmont Slakes Junl' 5. Trainer Ed Gregson says the Preakrwss drdn't frt hrs plans. Chick Lang, Pimlico's genera l manager, is unhappy about the th-cision of Gregson and Arthur B. Hancock III an d Leont• Pelt.•r s, ow ners of Galo Del Sui. but he has ~ ·o n · for tht..' hull:lb<tluo :;uround the tlw $200.000-adek d Prt·llknt·ss. Fivt· uf them rlln·d 1n l ht· lkrl>y - I A:tser LJ ghl, who W<iS s,.,·,md ; Ht'I IWL'sl ed . l111n i : Wllh·r Rank . fourth : till' frl l) Cupecuy's .lnv. Wth. and Bui ll Styl t•, 16th. i ·wo nlhers whu wt·n.: nnt 111 tlw lkrlly, an· A luJna 's Huler, w1nner of Aq ut•dud lo:st Sat urday, and Cu1 Books available 1-j Tht• mnth l"ll( 't' tnfeda . J-l0-2, pa tti 1\ crowd nf 2.894 bet $252,991. Kacnel. IScoreboardI Majors Sl l.• ·w~ Nt ·\1 y .. ,k Ill 15 15 15 I 'tti.,Jmr II 1:1 i' ( 1:! iJ 16 19 l'hll... t• 1plll,l :-..1 u11 ]1 o ol o ],, ,, " I lito JNOIA N APOI.IS 1API - N t•ttlwr tmw nor unparall ell'd sut Tt.'ss l'i-111 dun A ..J . F11v!' s nwnwr~ of ht s f1r st lmll cmapoli s It wa s alnwst t• nnu ~ h to kt •c·p llll;l fnun l'\·,·rJ n\'111 12 ag<t in 111 tht • ran· hl' ha s I'Urtll' to dununah' . 5oo. prt'l 't•dt ·nt L'd four lllllt'S. Now. <:tl agt• 47. Foyt 1:o. lht.. \ l'lt 'l'<i n. Jm ·p<-Jrin g f m !us sti vl'r an n l\' l'rsa r ~ r;w 1• at tht• I nd1anapol 1 ~ Motor Spt•t.•dwil y on M<iy 30 <i lld t'Oilllll ~ off h1 s o wn polt'nltally l'areer·t ' lldin ~ tTli Sh . Ht ' sufft ·rt•d a t·ornptlUnd fradurt· uf ht s ri 1.2 ht a nn 111 la st Jul y's Mtt.'hlge:tn 500 when his t·a r \"t •t• n •d 1nt u tlw wall itlld slid nn 1ls si1lt- . Fnyt say:; tlt' was luck\ not to lust• thl' an n .a nJ ht• st il l n m 't s tr a t ~ hl t• n 1\. F 1;rl ~ ~ ltlt' l<:tsl h nk bt'lwt'en t wo f'<:H 'l ll )..: J!.t•ner atwn s. Ht' sl.cult'd ra <' ln g bdtH:,. lll<J ny uf lht· yuun jl t'f' dn \ 't'I"S Wt 'l"e l'Ven born . H e lldllllts lw Li ol'sn' t t'\·t·n know whu sc Hllt.' of tht ' ll l ctrt ·. Ht•' s i.l thn1wb<.wk to tht.• ~ t'flt • rallun of t.: r l'aSL'-t'ovc·n·tL leeid-footecl dri vt·rs who d1tl t'Wrythtn !-! tht•m st·h·t•s. Yt'l ht· has bnd g,•d t he J.! t>flt• r e~ tHlll ~e~ p wit h t •x l r<-~ordin<i r y ~ Ut'l't'SS. Fovt has won 67 U.S. Au to Club r"ces fur Indy- type ca rs. 32 mon· than hiS nc<H't·sl <'OIIlpt>lllor·. AI Un st•r . He has tln \·l'n mnrl' than 9,000 rm lt•s in ran • 1·ompt'11tion a t Indti:lllllpull s. more than 2.500 mil es more than seto nd-pl<iet' Rt1bbv Unst·r Ht· holds thl' r eco rd for most InJy starts f24l. must r an·s ll'cHJi ;ll-.! lhl' fr t·l tl 112 l tt nd rnust wmn ings 1$1.4 milium I. T ht•st• day s. Foyt tlllt':;n't dtl t'\'l'r y th tng hunself. <il l hou gh ht· r ema ms 111 1 ·urnpll'lL' rhHgt· of h1s OJWr at lun . Ht•'s as nHnfor tablt · in a Tt•x<:t s h~1sun • su1l <JS ht • IS 111 o\'t'f'<:tll s. And dt•s pltt • ht s n •put<-Jliun as a I'Urrnutlgt•tm . ht• ran t'\'l'll he a bJt rnmk st. .. A lnt of peoplt• h<i Vt' sa id I' m probabl~· one uf tlw best ," says !he stot.' k~ H ouston tlri Yt'r. " B ut I don't fl' l'l l't n bdkr lh<-~n ct ny bt.>t.J y d st•. That 's my ~1 10 IIi !:! lh )fi ,, , lll'.o1o s,, l, F • . .rh 1 .~• , I 'h11,nlo 1pl11.t 11 15 14 li 18 1.! ]; ·'"" ' \ \ .. nil, 1 I'" .\,11 1 [lh . O ,t l IIIII\ : , Reds' catcher earns respect fl l. ;: ;= .. , .' ,., St l "" '' I '.~ •• Ill"] I .t ill • Ji, I • II \ I (.·o , l ' •l b bun h ,..,, ll..()o At ,,ll\f,, .tl ,111• 1:">1" ·., 1;;11111'" \ I• lilt • .1 • II • ,II l'llll,ul• opht,o I •11 1 lll ll,t]o d l J' l l\ ~hut l'h. •II• .'ol I " Ul' .1\ r\ 1i. ull,t • 111 I, ., •\ 11 1 1,. , til \", 11 o ( I• • oil' ' Yu1k •1 I.EMi i "E ()i\ 1:own " H..... ,,.., II nil Md\\oi llk • • ( ·,,., ' l,llid )1;, .... y,,k T111ulll" H.to1 1"""' ' I. l:! (;H 1' 1 1. "" JO l~ II 16 u 14 U J;.o IIi 1:1 li II ~ 551 "' H8 fi · 7' .' HI IR ' 9 '. :179 ll> IUII ltl 2t1 t:t ]; t:t K.ll h ,, , f ·ll , I~ ~~ 19 HI 1• II !I 19 llgj.!f't'SSJVe nt•SS. :r~~ lfl · 2fi9 10· " I always liked catchrn ~ beca USt' I like to he 111 the game·," he sa rd ." l likt• to be aggressive. Sinet' I was a kid. I always was the niost ~. Thu rsd:t )'.h f.;~nw " Fto...Utl ••t I',,, do.1 ()..{! lh-11 "11 ol'dn .1-:!o. • II • T••1o11t" Sl1· ·lt 2·3• al 0-2t n-r ' ·" • M <~I I. I• Tn:,r- k 'Il l Mol\\iillk <•• 2·2 • , ( ",oid\\o"l o .ol f'hl<ot , •• • llu ~ \ 6-0 •. • 11 1 • F n•:<l :1·2•. 'ill I 'lo l o·laflol •R,ofk• I in the minor leCJ I-! Ues and he sa id, • Ho ·nk" :1-1 1. • Il l No·\\ Y" tk ,(;nidi \ •T Lndo 1\\o.,~l 1·11, 11i• 1\;o l\1111111'1 ' ol- \ ) .n Mar\111•· ' ,11 2·3 1 ,1] Soall lo • Hr;tlll• 0-.'11 . •n 1 Fridon ·'s Gumr ~ Mlnlll '!'>"t<t ,,, l:ktru1 t. , n 1 Tunmlu o~l T t ' XIl !oo . • n 1 M1 l i:l .tuk· ··· at Chw;n·" · •11 1 Bn, \un al K;u ba ... l ' th . • n • 1'1 ,·• .-land ~o · \1 C'; t liful ,,;,, , ;1\ .1\ St•;t \\ lo ·. •n l Mntu ];tl lhrnu ~-:11 Frll lii l Ill l "••url Sll"l'l'l. h1 lh• · Uiuo>Vallt•v Puhlt ~IIIIIC ('""'f);ttl.\ Muth lllt'tha. l tw ·. I'• •11 II' I • >\ • (Ji lin ~ 57 69 . 992 ·2 1~ . St•1'1111J dils., jiii'\\;H'I' "p;l td .•t I'·•II II' flO~ . ( )hill l'ub ll'il"'l t'l ,.,.\ .tflt·tl l•• •ll . Monday at Vaughan ':; S\ RSC'RIP't"ICIN RATJ·:" H\ ( 'arrit·r ur Mntnr Rnult· Suh, ,·nho •l·, llul olo·"l"lll l! loo Jl;t\ tho · t'<lft"IO ' I' III<H ro·11 u1 ' " adi<Uit't' 1hn·•·t i,. Tlw Oath· S•·tilnwl "'I a J. 6 "~" 12 ltllll t\11 hal>l)o. Cn·dit loll II bt 'l.! l\t ' ll o"<tl'l'll't" o'<tdlltllllllh N" S lJIJSl ' fiJI11PII ,~ IJ .I ~ ho "fo· h~<lllt " I"<! ITII'I Thunday . Ma~ l3 ill Var wuu1•·t pets by the ton, h~1ving grown up around lions, tigers and dephants while trouping around the world with his mother and dad. famed stars of the high trapeze. Elephants and dogs a re his current conrern, and the young trdiner is a seasoned expert at putting his animal actors through their pares in the family owned Roberts Bros. Circus. The event will be held bt•hind the former Pomeroy Junior High. sons inter ested in ba seba ll c<i rds are m vi h •d to the m eeting . . .. ( ' _1. · 271 N. 2nd Ave. II \ thl' Herriage Tl'a . hl' ~ lnnt n g Infant to Siz e Jq of c mmnt'l'l' Jctl pruspt ·nty . so n<:~ I lllflut·nct•, brou l! ht captlal Ill opt•rak on llw tlt•vt• lopnwnt nf c·ual in th l' hill s of Salisbury. Mr . Lunus Cross Ci:llllt' from M a ru:t la 111 1822 tu lands uf h1 s own and sla r tl'd <i l <innery. bUJit flat buats Itt st•ntl ha y ! 11 tilt' suulh , Pt'lll'd a sltlf't' of J.Y ilt'ral Jllt'IThantli sc·. t' l'l't'ktl a unll ()ll Bowmi:l n ':; Run fur tlw tnak ul.t' of flour an J si:lwJn g of IUJn bt• r . gn·HlL' t•rnpluy lllt'llt t o hundn·ds 11f lill'll 111 lht ':-i t' l llfft•n ·nt enterpn st·s. The ll<:tlllt' of Groha111 Stal1 u11 wa s chrmu·d to H.c:H'illt'. The town uf Shdfit•ltl s prc.~n ~ m tu ex Jsl t'll t't'. broad <J<Tt•s just abm't' tht· ll lllUi h of I..t.•lltlln g Crc·t•k Wl're latd out 111 lnb . the tmn1 uwnrporalt•d , a nti a ,·ntt11 n tht• Gcnl!ra l Asst_•rn bl y, lht.• awa rJ.s proj.!ram pr ov 1tles a tota l of 1,000 sdh1l a r sh1ps for O hi oans evl.'ry yect r . Cull rns not•·d that Ohru rs one of the ft• w stalt·s 111 the natum to n•rog nt zt • :;chol;ushlp <:tward s. "Thi s 1s a forwa n.l !nuking progra m recogn izmg Ow fat'l that wt· rnusll ook to our yuun g pt•uple to .-·-· -y • Su1t s • Short ' • Top s • Cotton Socks E tc. OP E N MON .- SAT . 9 : 30 -5: 00 m ill bUilt by Mr . Phil qJ J.,nes. a surpl y lhl' il'ade rshql m•t•detl to novt· l guidt• our stall• (jfld nllllon,'' Collms sa id. pr ujed for a non-t·ott on produc nl ~ a r ~a. 111 W. 2nd " The G r <:m l brot her :; put 1nl u tilt' Po m e roy , Oh . MAYDAY SAVINGS DRAMAMINE CORTAID Cream or Ointment • TABLETS Prevent Travel Sickness 12 Tablets 1!2 Oz. ·~~ ,, ,-::;., .;, .! ....... ,., J. ONLY $1 59 ~~?5 TYLENOL EXTRA STRENGTH RECOGNIZED - Evelyn Knight, right, and Margaret Sheridan, both active in scoutiag in Meigs County for many years, were given special recognition at tile Heritage Tea of the Btg Bend Area of the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council beld at the Meigs Inn. They were presented certificates and pins lor their combined tatal of over a half-century of volunteer •ervice to Meigs County scouts. ONLY $1 69 THERAGRAN M High Potency Vitamin Formula with Minerals CAPSULES 100 Capsules 30 FREE with 100 $579 ONLY MASON COUNTY ARJS AND CRAFrS FAIR EFFERDENT 1/1 ONLY Reg. 52 .99 46 BOOTHS INSECT REPELLANT 7 o$ $177 ONLY Reg. $1.50 PLASTIC OFF! 4 SprJ BALL & BAT SET AMBUSH COLOG NA 41f'.l: oz. ONLY Rt. 62 llortll Point Plusant Sponsored by · Chamber of Commerce ' eOXFORDS .WESTERN BOOTS •WOR~ BOOTS , . ' •LEATHER UPPERS · J~ '' PH, 992.:'~+69 Middleport, OH. · • ,,f nA I! I r ' \i M1ddlt pt~ll I(jl ' l!l• ONLY ~~N~~ Reg. $1.25 1 :~~~~~~~·s PUFFED CANDY National Guard Point Ple1181'1t-Mason County Oz. 40 Tablets Sunday, May 16th • Noon · 6 p.m. *HOM£ COOKING *DAILY ENTERTAINMENT MAYBELLINE MANICURE NAIL COLOR DENTURE CLEANSER Friday, May 14th · l p.m. • 8 p.m. Saturday, May 15th • 10 a.m. · 8 p.m. '4\ ) 20% ~0 ," ~;,, OFF Mr. V. B. Horton, with a wrdl' per- Ohio Board 11f Regents . funded by "'*:""'' - · SHORis ~~"' __k·. _: " from 1830 to 1840 ma rkl'd til t· FILM 47c ONLY BLACK WORK VILIAG~ P.HARM.ACY ' Tammi . . 30% .. 0~FF MIDJuPORT, OttiO scouting; Rev. Bob Miller, Steve Eblin, James Gilmore, and Lloyd Wright were at Mansfield tc a Men's Fellowship meeting on Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Miller joined her family tn Circleville for thea two days. TIMEX WATCHES BAHR rCLOTHIERS in Attend fellowship 20% OFF ' Cookit•s a nd punc h wen• sc r n •d i:lt Admissltn '1.00 - Chlldmt 12 & Under FREE! For Men & Women Reg. $6.00 & $9.88 'Nolall sizea ln aU widths II workers Capehart, Susan Jett, and Shllri ~ar, senor scouts; and Mrs. Lawrence, field director. To receive 10 year pins are Carol Ohlinger and Katey Parker; five BILLFOLDS SPRING &SUMMER TIES AND SOCKS By INTERWOVEN Pecos comfort with Class 30 Steel Toe protection. This 12" full-grain, oil-tanned Velva Retan boot features a lightweight, supple, tough, slip and oil-resistant blown UrAthane sole and heel. La rge selec tio n of · srze and w1dths Others recognized at the tea were Janet Simpson, contact person for the Big Bend West and a Brownie leader for three years; Shirley Cogar, leader of a junior troop for seven years. and service unit director for the Big Bend East; Kathy Elias, Pam Sellers , Sandy Luckeydoo, Ann Sisson, Jane Si,.,n , Lynne Armes, Marilyn Meier, Barbara Rupe, Debbie Buck, all current leaders and assistants or past NYLON CAREER CLUB EXCELLENT SELECTION OF ... AND STEEL TOE PROTECTION, TOOl A film on the history of scouting was shown during the tea and it was noted that Dee Lawrence, field director of the Black Diamond Council, Area 3, had recently been preS<·nled the Thanks Ba<IJ,:e, lhe highest award in girl scoutin~ . •GRADUATION CARDS •FILM •FLASHES •CAMERAS •JEWELRY SIZES 36-52 ALSO SHIRTS BY ARROW AND / Pull on workin' comfort •• $13.00 . 523.40 $44 .20 11!11!-llli Ca rdinal pson , Jud y Humphreys, Kay frt'lkrick , Cherry Cadle . a nd Ida Mal' Cla rk. ALL \ "irl!inia I Vo·a r ~0 MEN'S SUITS and SPORTCOATS rus on Sunday. May 16. with shows at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m., likes to take his Mot ·~ I dipl oma be<'ll 1b lop hig h school scholars with County and Carol Ohlinger who has not only been active in troop work bul also served as a day camp director. ~~~;~~=::;~;~~~~~~~===~~~=;;,~ CIRCUS SLATED - Most boys are content to have their pels in small doses, with perhaps a dug. a cal. or a fish or two. But Jeff Earl, Circus Animal Traint.•r appt>aring here in Pomeroy with the Ro~rts Bros. Cir- mul :IMunllt fiM• •IItll . WMPO 92FM and will award dour prizes. All per- b l;t~~ tl o · • ·" Kit II' S (JUl.~ lilt' llhill yea r pms, JUDY Eblin, Susr e Stewart. Haro ld Norris, and Barbara Fry ; and three year pms Kathy E lias, Sa nd y Luckeyt.loo, Brenda Haggy, Jennifer Warth , Ja net Si m- a !iervice unit director in Mei~s $12.35 $20.80 $.19.00 I Yo•a l HEAR THE REDS ALL SEASON LONG ON or have rt't 'ng ntzed for ou t s t<:tndtn g academ 1c ac h lt'Vemt'lll and abi l 1ty, ·' Ctlllins sa id. " It 1s no me<Jn ta sk lu maintain aca demk excellenct_· at <J tirnl' in whieh thl'rt ' a n · so man y distral'l ions for hi g h sc hool stud ents. I <-J il l p leased wt· han· <-J prug r arn 111 Oh10 to honor tht'St' f int· y oung J)l'Op lt•." Tilt' Ohltl Acad emi c St"holarship Proj.! l'i:.llll i.-..; m.lm irli stl' rl'd by the Thoma who served aboul10 years as MAII . Sl iR.'>i( 'RIPTIII NS ~lhi n ami Wrs l \' irl!ini<t St~o: tr,~t lh school , uf nursing . students " Th ese g otx.! ~ <'onstgnl'd tu I ..t.• v r Stnlman anti uthl'rs at Cheskr and the 1nler i or of Lht• l'ounty. A postuffitT wa s lucalcd hen· and th t• plact• was t•alled N y t'S\' illt· . port of t· ntry " fo r Reco~nition was also gi ven to Pat lt~UI]Wfllltlil•d III]IIWII."~1 '1"1 II "I' IS ,11 ,\II a l!il' . :IM .. nt ll proprretary schools a sa wmi ll. and had a buol lamling, " " Others una ble to attend the tea but qualifying for pins and certificates were Nelle Graves, Helen Neutzling, and Nonga Roberts, all actrve in scouting before 1950. $4.40 $52 .80 PRICES c·artl dl'aie r will attend the sess ion Ht ·~ tufSt' l ~tll SIIIO Dail .1 Bakery in Middl eport. A base ball Na liunal Hurkt•\' Lt'III!UI' .S~;.tnh'y Cup f"inctb Il l (",uri Sl \' .. 1111 ' 1"••1 Olnu4576!l : sIN{; J,t: cm•v maximum of four yeH r s w hil e a tteruhng ont' of Ohio 's colleges, un i \'L' r s it i e:;, deg n·e- g r an tin g Mrs. Knight who organized the first troop in Pomeroy in 1932 was acti ve in girl scouting here for more lhlln 3S y1!11rs. MN. Slleridan participated as a volunteer leader fur about 15 years. Also receiving pins at the tea were Diane !hie, fi ve years. and Mary Ash, 15 years. I'OST:O.IMiTF.H • So·111 1 · •dd1•· ~, l•• Tlu· Diilll 0111' \\ l'l'k . 011o· M""l h Ott1·Yo·,tr High School. Collins sa rd each student will rect•ive $1.000 pl'r yea r for a years in volunteer serv ice. M1 'lt1 lwr TIU" A l>loo• ~ 1.1lo·d 1-'r•·s.'. Inland Da1· I\ l'i"t'S)o A )o~lll"liillull <llld lito· Alllt' I'II "HI\ No ·~·~tlitf lt't Puhlt.,ltt·t~ A." s· ~ · wl1••n . Nallllllltl Ad l o'l'lt,l lh' ll o·pn·,t·n tal ll o', Hranhatl l Nt· w~ t ~ tJ II ' I" Sah·l>. 73:1 Thtn l AH'IIUt'. Nl'w Y" rk . No·" y,.rk 1001 7 The Meigs County Basc•ball Card Culh·l'!urs Club will meet al 7 r .rrL NHL results r..; \' you'd better ke<'p him as a catcher.' 'With lho'e hand' and that arm, Tn•vmo is hrtting .273. but lh• · :::·::::;"'""'"" • 11 • Yo•lk .tl f};tk l, lll o] , •111 B ,!l \lt lll'n · onl y wa)' you can bt• really involv<'d 111 thl' gmne is beh1nd lht• plall'. " But I was 17 years old when I Signed and I werght•d about 155. Pt·uple sftid I was lou small to caleh and they l t11e New York Mels) tried to make· me a shorbtop. But Clydt• McCullough was the catching coach A herita ge tea in r ecogniton of the 7oth anniversary of Girl Scouting held re-centl y a t lhe Me1gs Inn was highlighted by the pr•sentation of Cl'rtifiC'dtes to Eve lyn Knight and Margaret Sheridan of Pomeroy with a combined total of more lhan 50 1\ I SI~S 145-9601 A ()j\ i ~ i1111 l•l Mullimt'1Ua. ln1·. St'l l ltl\1"1 . a wards from Mei ~s County are : Kila Young, 29015 Success Rd .. Reedsvill e, OH 45772, Eastern High School; Lynn• Oliver, 213 Union Ave nue, Pomeroy. OH 45769. Mei~ s Hrg h School: Rita Sloler, P.O. Box 141, fu!cine, OH 4:i771 , Southern Tea honors Girl Scouts The Daily Senlinel than I thought I'd be . Wl' hild goud aggress iVl' player in tht• l.!<ilflt'. The l.tt td 8. So·illllt' :) < behmd lht• platl' , and baserunn ers han· stolt •n ba rl'IY one bast· t'Vt•ry two comes Trev ino has ca ug ht . " 1'111 very plca ~etl with hnn ." Nixon sa id . " maybt• mort· plea sed and thust• are the kind who surpriSL' you so rn elimL'S." Trev in o. who alon~ with reliever r, :'" Mtlllh '""t.' l Ka lb;t ' ( 1\ 1 <i . M tl loliillko ·o· i N• \\ Yu1'tt. fi. ( ' ;t tl f nrlll~ J ( 'f, you l'i:ln put your mind on other thlll).:!S." has 1nade up for his lack of size with (J,Iko,ond j_ Hal\11 11"1 ,. i l 'l•n ·•..:•· 9. Tu1 .. nt•· ! I >• It•••\ o~l T' ''"·' · ppol 1,1111 ll• ~ t,tl ds. lhret· runs per galllL' with Trevino New Yo rk Me~ fnr Gt'Of'l.! t' Foster. 18 I ' ,,, ... sy nonomou s w1th Johnn y Bench in Cincinnati. Tn•vinu. wlm g n•w up m M onLt>r r ey, Mt'X lt'U, is ninl' pounds l t ~ hl t• r than any otht•r ca tcher in t he llliljor kc.~ .t.! u es . He wt.•tghs 165 poun- Jim Kern was obtained from the 1!1 I .t nfutll"' enough to reports on hun , but we really hadn 't s•·en that much of him . When you haw a m·w player. you have a tendency to watch hun all the time fur a while and thl'n you forget about him. That's lht• b<'sl indication thai you don 't ha ve to worry about him, that wants to play well. H,,., a wiry kid ~t '!oo lt ' niiJi\ f "hl• .t." bi g rla ys. Th•· Reds entt•r tonr ghl's gamt• a 12ainst Pitbburgh last in the Nalronal League West al' 13-17, bul they a n · 12-7 when Trevino has played . Reds p1lehers ha ve a llowl'd just l llgdht_•r prdty 1-! otXI. " Tht•n ·' s no PXtra fal to slow him clown . He Lakt• s gooJ l'<:lrt' of himself. Ht•'s a good clea n-living kid who thinks <:t ltlt about the game and he o r\MEHWAN i':..a!ooil' nl look Alex him w1lh his rlot hes off. ht• 's pul IJ,.u,l••tl. •II • ,ol I API ·· You l ook <il hun in untform ant.! l1e St'em.s p r l'lt)' sma ll." sa id Ru~ s Nixon, a formt•r co kher a nd C:l t'Ur r ~ nl Red :-; coat_·h. ''B ut 1f y ou sec ·'' •II ' Frula~ • ,11 > •11 • ' ll1pu ·1 " ~ 4·1 •II' , ll F"'" lt k1•• .\, 111 • II• '·.! ' 0-1' i..Oo k1 " ( l o•o .I . I~, [lo P ITTSBURGH be a ca tcher, but nobody 's laughin g as h•· wms respel'i for playing a ruSil iOil that ha s become I .\,1 11 l)n 1•u M111111'fu:-o•" l-4 1 ,1 1 .c .ul " k ~"" ~-~ • · '" r.... r\ " '" ' " ... ' ll .... t, Ill 1·1' .o l \, .,, ·, · ., 1 k ' /• ,II, •ll o ~..jl o • II I .'o. oI~ f- I .11 o •~ · ' • I· • •\I ok • ' 1·1 1 ,d l'li d.t· :. ]'l ,1 • Hu1 h' • II Thir1y-nine students frurn the 17th Senatorial District have been tapped to receive the 1982 Ohio Academic Scholars Award announced State Sell<lll.- O'dkley Collins I R-lronton ). Re~r vi ng a cademic scholars SUMMER WEAR uf un!.amz t'd, a nd kl'pt a stor l' gt.•neral rner c hantll st·, ran Sa iL,iJ un '""I 1820 for Salem T own sh1ps. On·r 150 dtffen·nt frtrr 11l _ , !t.llllt's and lll'll l.'i rm· l tskd 111 tht· ol w lnal 111LI1 ·x . In addttton . a l'Olllpl d t.: lt~llll l' of nalllt'S was pr t• pan·d h ~ P;.nd Ma nLH·I 1dt.n·asc·tl l <i lld M au n, · ~ · L()tl whllt • wur k1n ~· 111 tilt · HSVI' pl'lll'raml)f tht · St"lllur Crl llt 'll s ( · ~ · n ­ lc ·r abou t fl\"t' .\ t •ar.~ <l l' O establ is hed a t the mooth of K< Tr's Run , bl'furt' Oa· county Wli S Students receive Scholars Award ' , , h ·t fU I• d I lllo JIUI,tl l .at the school on Friday. This "Evening of Theatre" will begin al8 p.m. and will include " Ro!llf Is Where the Heart Is" and " The Unknown Sohlier." Admi•-sion will be $2 for adults and $1 for students. Dirertor of the three seuior c!a.s plays is Celia McCoy. workouts at Pimliro Rare Coursl' in preparation for this Saturday's running of lhe Preakness. 1AP Laserphotol. Charlt•s Cookt> up, an• shown in this two-pirture f'nmbo ; ·\11 ~ ' y,.tk .\o\1 durin~ li~ht TUNING UP FOR PREAKNESS - Reinvesting. left. with Julian Conles up.and Water Bank, right, with Thu nd~t y ' :. (;a nu·~ f tll~lo ,II lt l Meigs High School seniors, left to ri~hl. Roche lit• Mc- !rum the comedy " But Listen,'' one of three one-act play• to be presented Tn•v m o dol'sn't ~I UUit' )ol >( ,l pt' l"Stl llCII op11110n ." PLAYS - Daniel, Danny Riggs, Betsy He rald, and Susan Danner, rehearse a scene Hull<~ud . for his nephew severlll yea r s l<:tkr to gel it published . The book of 208 pa ges 6 x 8 mchl's in size will be published in hard cove r. Mr. I.ark1 ns in h1 s opelllll g sent enn· .says. '' In 1876 a rt'\'IVi·tl of lll· teresl in loral h1 st ur y wa s mamfe~ l throughout th e UnJtl•tl Sl Hl es. ·· Suunds like 1976 dot•sn' t it ? Ht• 1-! Uc·s un \1 1 say t ha t " Nial Nye . & Suns Wl'rl' s•·cond b1rthda y. S.m r l.tll• l l•·u-1"' ' ··Tiwv lt·ll vou t'\'t•n ·t hm g to look for, lllld tlwn tht·v hell! tht• baJ w rt'ck." hl' lt'c'all s.· " A nd Pat o· Cunnor , who ht·l ,wd llll' a lot. · , Sl 'l'll him upsuh: dow n tt 11 ·n·. w1t h th1 · t'Ciron flrt· . l tildn't knuw 1f I r ea ll y wan ted t o r<in·ur not. " T ha t \\1-j S pro b<1hly Hlh' of l hl' btl.!!-!t.'S I th u1gs that stuck in m~· ll lllhl. I wa ~ nnlv 2:1 \'t•ct r." ultl. and I hc.~d llt'V t·r n ·al ly seen <i ll ylhir.l g hke t h<-~ l or l'X· pt·r:tt·nn:d anylhlll !' llkt· \hal. And 11 just kmd of shot ·ked Jill' prt'lt y rn ul'l t." Ht· dtJ l' tllllt' b;,wk. of t· ourst•. Tilt.' nt·xt Yt'<H". ht• unprun•d h1 s 16th- pl<-ttT f 1n 1sh (o loth. Tw o Yt'iH S I<J ll'r , 111 19tH. ht• won Ind y for lhl' ftrsl uf a n un - the lale 1880s or early 1890s, but as did not get very b1 r on a committee effort. Mr. Larkrns collected the matl'flal and 11 was left Aloma 's w Among otht• r llll lli-!S llslt'd 111 tilt.' .a n • Ti lt• St ·utt'h C'11ion~ a t Slt' r hn g Botlu111 : P wlurt·d H1Jl' k ~ at Anl l4Ult ~. lll llt' ,,f d o:' Wllod blossomin g, fl<·tx. rl1)('k ..... 1·1 <JJ~t·s. lntlls. wild lurkL·~ s. n ·nsus [L.., I nf tll" l l~ lll ;.J I llldt•x usual it Rult·r 's jt)( 'ke ~, had reac ht ·d h1 s t\1 Tht· A~~nr mtt · tll'n ·.,, ~ A T IONA ! , I.EAC;L E E.a~tnn Ul\' is11111 I. I'd. r;B lO ll 62J - Tow nsend p 138 : Cross Mill 119. Thosl' <:lrt' just Sotllt ' uf ttw ~·u ntt ' nls. · Society ha d started on the book 1n on Damascus in 1965 Jack S.tn ll n t' " l ~" Am, . • ' It w;~s 1958. A 15-c;~r crash on thl' firsllap k1 li<-d l'l'll'ran drive r Pat O'l'onnur - " urlt ' uf tht' worst fl'eiln gs I t'\ t' l' hl:ld. ·· Fuy t sc.~y ~ . Tht• Pionee r History of Mergs Stillrnan Car· ll'f Larkrns 11808-18991 and was published 111 1908 by htS nephew, George B. Larkin. Tlw Histor ical County Wi:.l s wr itten by Pn•akness was Tomy IA't' in 1959. In his ow n way , Linka ge has bt·cn telli ng obse r ve r s lw's rec.~ d y for a b ig l'ffort Saturday. l.mkage, who will be ridden by 5()yea r-uld Bill Shoemaker, trying for hiS th1rd Preakness vi ctory, worke-d srx furlongs in 1:132-5 Ma y 7 and a 111i h• 10 I :39 Tuesda y. Sh nt' ll 1ctker l as t won lht• 'An. lt' rn ltl \ l ~ t••n By Will Grlnlllley AP Correopondent be ava ilable after publi ca tion . Tlw l<:~ st Dt•rby wi nner to skip thl' P r cakn ess Then• IS notlun g m·w untkr lht • s un 1s pomtetl out by till' Ht stury uf lil t' Clt 'ctdt· ur 17 yt·ar locu st \\"htdl f1r ~1 i:lj)J)l'<irt.•d Ill 181 2 Cll'l 'UrtlHi j.! l U J.arku1's h1story . Sumt..'nllt' wn>l t· 111 ttw bark uf a n 1py uf lhl' htstory : lni:.til pa i--!L' :J4: flu<:~ !1n g mill p . 117: At th ~ momen t no dcci ~ 1un ltdS been Lang said. bdurr bus m e.ss of st ea111 <J fliJUI'III g 111ill that prospt.'l'l'd for mun· th;,1n 40 yea r s. The tlll t.' 1-.! rl'at t' Vt.·n t in Me1 gs Cou nty wa s th t· l'l'lllOval uf til e L' ounty sea t frol!l C h L'-''tt·r and t•stabli shin g the Sl'r.tt of ju.s t J('t' in Purnl' r oy . '' made on prree or whdher books wrll is rc r y upset he is not L'Offilll)..(," Today's Sports World Reprint books of Mergs Count y history ca n stil l be purchased al prepublicati on prices yet this week. Larkins' " The Pioneer Hislory of Meigs County" 1908 and Hardesty's Meigs County History, 1883 can slr ll be purchased for $16 and $20 prl'public"liun price if postmarked by May 15 . Check should be mailed to History Books, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. MENNEN TRAVEL SIZES Baby Magic Baby Lotion 2 oz. Baby Magic Bath 2 oz . Skin Bracer 'h oz. Balm Barr Cocoa Butter Formula r;, oz . Speed Stick V, or. ~·---- $1 47 RIC LIGHTERS 49' --------------,I Only SWISHER LOHSE Pharmacy K"'"''~'~ McCulltMttft. lt .Pft . CUrt" lt llllt , lt .Ph ltontllll "'""''' lt . , .. Mlfl. ll'lntltt. I :DO a.m . tot p"' IYMIJIO : MIOU : Mt!t41tt o t m P'ltiSCiti,TtONI '''-ndl¥ hr•ict ' " · "1-JUt �Page-6- The Daily Sentine l . ,, Carleton open house \·,! ' r·I' ', ( Open house at the new Carleton School has been planned for June 6, it was announced at a recent meeting of Meigs Association for Retarded Citizens. H,~.~"'' ' ! " I! II. .. ~I ~! The open house will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. At that time the winners of the hike bike will be presented the bicycles donated by Powell's SuperValu and Frank Lee, architect at the Carleton School. Prizes will also be g1ven out for the special olympics during the open house. ~1 ,, . ~ It was noted that the hike bike was a financial success and a vote of thanks was extended to those who contributed and volunteered their services. PRINCIPAL SPEAKER - Kennit Walton, Pomeroy, was the main speaker at the open house observance of National Nursing Home Week held Wednesday a t Pomeroy Health Care Center. A bullet dinner was served and entertainment providt•d. Piflured are, left to right, Annette Lam· bt•rt, activities director, and Kermit Walton. ----Announcements---PROVIDED ENTERTAINMENT - Francis Andn·w a nd group provided entertainment at the o~n huust• Wednt·sday at Pomeroy Health Care Center held Making up the group arc, left lo righl, Albert Barber. Margarel Barber, Francis Andrew, Bill Thurston and in nbscrvanl'l' uf Nationa l NursinJ;! Home Week. tertained the resident Middleport Youth l;eague w11t hold 1ts annual tag day and bake S<l le Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The bake S<lles will be held at Ace Har- Dorothy Thurston. Mike Pooler and band also en- MAJT has a ppreciation banquet The Mult1-Area Job Trammg Class emU Horne Ecu nomlt 'S Rt•latcd 0l'- eupalHlllS IHF: ROI Club of Meigs Ht c h School n •t't•ntl .\· honon ·tl Lht ·ir ernployt•rs cmd i-td v tsory mt•mbe rs w1th a dnm er t'UIIHilitt ee ~llht · Mt•t gs Inn . Clu b pn ·s ttlt·nt. J ca nettt· O ;.~ rlt n~ . Y.rll'ornt· d t '\ n ynnt· ttl the f1r st annual t'V t·nt dt•stgnt·d to .s how tlw t' lcts:-.' a ppn·nc-t lt un for a ll till' tum· and dfurt L' l \ ' t •n b.\ ' Ulost· hunnrcd su lhal lhe students mi ght have better Nursmg, Pomeroy Hl'alth Can· CcnJ1111 Hi ll , mana gt'l' , Burgt'r mtroduced vtn· president, Karle~ Chd. MISs Dt·moss al so thanked tlw Ot·moss, and Lre e~ s urt• r Mike Baker , t·mployer!'i who werl' nut ab le to ttl who prest·ntt:d rnunet..l certificates tend. represt·ntin g Rin:r\'l t'W JGA , tu the followtn g employers preM·nt : · Ml'Ciure 's 3- In-Ont ·, RoyCJ l Cnm'll Dl'llll ts Sat·kns. uwnl'r and manage r Bottlmg Company, Vaughn's Carof Auolph 's Da1ry Va ll e ~' : Jean dina l. and Meigs-Gall1a CoJJnnuntty Gllmon·, ownc_•r and lll<:Jnagt•r of Ad1<m CF:TA prouram. tra1nin g ami job upport unit it•s. Sht' l<lt.Y Da 1 Cafe: Maruarl'l Barr. IL'a r hn a t Sal1 s bury Sehou l; M!dlt'llt• Htrws. ass istant dirt·l'lur of ntt ' LJttl t• , ngi s tcred --- The American Legion Auxiliary of , Racine Post 602, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the hall . Meetings will not be held in July or August. HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE SYRACUSE, OHIO NOW OPEN FOR THE SPRING SEASON •Vegetable Plants • Bedding Plants • Foilage Plants and Hanging Baskets OPEN DAILY 9til8 SUNDAY lTILS PH NE 992-5776 nurs e , • ~;c_• rv l's on Lhc.• e~dv iso ry com millet• , as Uoc:-; Jim l-lill and Mrs. Gilmore . Also introd uced were Bob Gi lmon~ of r .<_I ZY Dt:~y C;,~ f e , <:llld James Di ehl, pnnnpal of Meigs High School. Suzy Ci.trpenter . tht· progre~m coonlinator <-llld ('l ub C:td visor, thanked evt•ryone for their support d urin~ thl' year and for Ctltt·ndi n)..! tht· <:~prrt' t ' t a l ton tlJn- Acting sel' rl'lary. Ang tt ' Vcm Coonl'y , n ·t·ogntzl'd other honon·d guests 111 CJltl'ndann·, Ult'ludtn j.! Con- dware, Pearl St., and The Central Trust Bank. A county widt:> prayer meeting will be held Sunday at 2 p.m . at Bald Knob Community Church with Gloo Bi ssell as the leader. Pnmt·roy Health Care Cenkr. whn ll' r ; anti Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, May 13, 1982 Pomeroy- Midd leport, Ohio rwr . ~************: ~ MEIGS INN DANCING i' ~ FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT : {( 10 TO 1 {( "" WITH JAY HILL "" i' {( "" i' "" {( t "" ~ • LADIES NIGHT ~ EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT {( ! 8T01 ! DRINKS Y2 PRICE • ~ FOR THE LADIES {( ~{! .. ie.{Xicieic{c·~· son Area schools' honor rolls Thl' Purut•roy Elt•llll'llt.ry &·hunt hunur rol l fur lht· f1fth SIX wt•t•ks l.!rtllhlll! Jlt'l'ttJo.l hHs bt't'n a n· lltiUill't'd Tll\ISt' IIU:Ikllll! ill.!ntdt• ur 8 or abu\'t' Ill ~t ll llwlr subjt•t·b lo bt· llltlllt'd tu tht· roll art•: fi ratlt- tlflt' - Ann<~ Chapman. St·n ·na Do.v ts. r>. ·mst· H\ sdL 1.\'lld\t' Nt•t•st·. Bdh ll uus h Hu.~h TripldL V.lek1 Warnt·r. Jt'IIIHft•l Bar: nhari , Mt'l!llll Barlt•ls, Nathan Arnwn . IA't' Ht•n,J,•r son. Chnst,plwt Km ~ hl. Tt·n-s~c~ May. Slltlnn"n Spa un . Ancd a Swu!t'r. Dt·bbit' Al km·. Kl' \' 111 l.<~ltllw rl. Mt'hssa Maytlllnl , Ancdu AIJIJtJl\, Kantlt Ba l'hld . \ hnstm Bull.llrtl. l .o~.·a nna Cunthff . ('harllt ' K1n ~· - Slt•pha n11· Pr ~t · t ·. Tctt llll l\ QUt't'll , Brundun Ruu.-.h. Kalnna Tutrwr · (I n uit · tw1 1 ~ ,Jtlt'~ Mt·f. lt t•.l . K111 1 Hurlo .n . ,hHn h ("h;tJWlllll . J• · m1 ~ F.k hd J, Slq1hu n w lla trl . Mark Ht~ l t · ~ . Jnhn HHnL~ HII . Til IIIII I\ Klo·m: Mwhdh · l..tT . Mo·lls..'\a Nt·ut:th nt..:, Ko ·tt'h Sn u th. J t~, h B ltl ~n . Jt~ son Du~t ·tl. F.nt· Nt·a l. Mo lmtla Dmlt-~. B<t rbw Antlt •rsun. f{;u·hat'] H"tL' h. .lu ll But ·k. Jt • rt · m ~ Ht ~ ·k . Ctnd y Pl'l l ll. Jtll\111 Soli c•·nl. Apnl TwlrH'h ill Cirittlt' tllr o·t· ~ Ku1 1t<vmw. SLim '\ S ht~ nk , St'lh Wdwunc . J HSilO Wrw ht. F.nt u;·,·k. Rad\at•l E k lwh <:tad•· f"u ' - ( 'a r ,\ Hd l. llh .. [k rmw Bt10Uw . 1-iHnk ('k ~;mll . Bt•t·ky Pt •f!r.<-tUl, (;r!'\.a Rlfflt•, J · ~ · ~ Huu ~ h . Sht·ll\· 1'11pll'tt . Na no ·\ Bt~ke r l'hn s Alk;r,·. J ohn And;·rsun , Jt•nntft•r Rtll'k . Jt'Oill ft•r Nnu11an . Tutld Smrth, Tara Wulft · (; n ull' fl\ r ~ Ml'l1sS<J Wtitkh . Hull Ba r htd . St ·ull Htt rl un . Pt ·ntu Jdfl'r ~. Jdf Ml'f. lroy. l.aurw Wa\' lantl , Tudtl Puw..JI, ! ..t·.~ l n Cat:r . Nwult· Bun~· h. Iklh Ewm c, Tt•tT)' Flt•lttS. SIIO Ja Slt •t•lt-. Munwa Turnt•r . Grail• · su - Drt •anw Bt ·nlL. ~·ca nna Ut·ndo ·rsun . Dt'flli M<:~nlt •y, Tt•rt'sa Juhnson, Jul11· Billh·, K1111 C<il l't'rl. l.rsot Nt·~· nLa n. I.1S<l Pa t· lt'r.....ln, Sht · l! ~· Sttlbart . Sht'lly Wulft· E MR , Inlt•nnt'l._ h alt· - Jason Flit· Tht· Mttldll'purt Elt • nwnUtr ~ St•houl hono1 rull fur th• · ftfth stx wt•t•ks cratlm ~ [Wn ud ha ..; bt ·•·n 11 nnoun1 ,.d. Tht1St' lllHklnlo( il lo(fl:lllt • uf Bur abt 1\ t' 111 Hll lht·rr s ubjr ·rls tu bt• llillllt'd to \hi' rull ilft ' firiltk unt· - Wo·ntl.' Clark . M;ttlhl'w C ntd · ,lllt 'k, Chu t·k Cunnmr.!ham . Ul'alht·r F rt~n ­ l'kUWIHk , Bmw HuHmcm. Pt ·nn ~ l .t.' W t ~. l.t·•· l.uo ·kt•HitM I, J, •nmfl'r Pt·rk. Kdl)• Sa tlt-rf rl'ltl K1 It• Sunp.o;on, Hcct\tlt.'r Aallt') , Junut• B II!J.! .~. Air bi· Blak•·. P. J. C'hctdwt•ll, l.mdll C ht~prnan . Ja ~ c·n ·rnt·ans, Mallht•w Falls. Trat't')' Grucst•r, Mmth Harns. Bry<1n Huffnl<l n. Eklbh~ Juhns on. I ~or• K·t·ll\ . JHIIllt' Rt't'\'t·s, firanl Ht•ynul d:oo. K ~ It• St'ilt:rs. Mrkt•St tll, St:tl\1 Hilmplnn. Gnnlt• two - Tm·ru B~ll'r, Frank Bla kt·, Sh;H ia [tii.Jpt 'l'. Hyan Cow a n. Ht·atht·r O;w t·npurt , J t·n Hawlt·\·. Tctbrlha C.aiiH)I.Ik'r . Bn·tl & kt·r . Dutl it• Cl l'le~n~l. Shtt 't'Y Ducctn , TarH Gt•r la t:h. 0<11' 111 l..tlr.!<lll. Nwult• Mt•lt' r , L1s<t Pnulm . l..tl\' t' BH!t ·~. J, •ff Durkt•, Run Dllt·s. Kun Ht~nnm c. Ph ll tp Hu\'a llrr. Jnhn Rl'ynuld.s. M1kl' Rt•p10lds. T u\lt Sn ulh. Mur ~· Bt•lh S\t'm. S\t'1 • Wood. J<tSt•n Yt·aU!'t'r firadl' lhn ·•· ~ Enra Alia .~ . l.urw fa ll~, Mt r ht•ltt· Fnts h. Kt•lly JuhJL'\tlll . Ja sun Sm tih. Kt •n Van Main·. Dan ·11 · Wulft ·. F: r w H a~··.-. . Tt ·n ·sa O.·t·m . Susan Huut ·hms, An cda La rktn.". Ma unsa Mt•lsun. Stwll y Pulllrt'\, J ust·ph Smtih Crad•· !nur ~ Bnt~n Bt'tkll11t'. l..t·ah Daltll ·l~ A11 1 ~ F:pplt-. P. J . fi l hb:..Sh<lnnull Nt·wsunlt' . Ed· tlu · [n ~tlk... . Susotnnt• Ca.'i.' t 'lt . H) all Har po·r . ("h, ·ryl Slo •n ·rb. Car l'l Sv. tsht•r. Uo·a lh Hlt·hrll\llltl Tht· Mt'U!.<- HH!h S.·houl hunur ru ll for lht· ft ft h .~ I X Wt't'i.o; l! l'ildllll! I)I'I'IUtJ has IJt•t'll iH11111Uilt't'tl Thust • 11takl!lc a l! rHdt· uf B 11r abtt\'t' Ill all lht ·tr s ubjt 't ' l~ tu lw nalllt'd lu tht· ro ll Hl't' Gratlt• lllllt.' ~ I.ISil Ashh•\', Killlll' l' ll h' Dunuhut•. !.1.-..t Hofft 11an. Hdlt Ju {;tlrdan. Hhuntla Hatltlux. (<1 111.\ J111tt'.<-, ( 'h<~rlullt · 1..11111.<-. Vu·c rntll Suo• Nunua n. Hro·nda H n hlm r~ . Sht·IT ) Sa ITt'. Alt stlll Trmnt tl, Hrad Y uun~ (iradt· It'll ~ Sh1·rn· Arnoltl. Slt'v•· B il tT I'tl. Oan<1 B1·nt1. ('ilr u h n · C'a .~ l u. Mt Nllt · Chapnw n. Tu 11 F' l'lllll'f. P<1 ul .l ~t nt · l . K• ·tlh Ku rt.l'l . K,., ut Kna rp. Jt ·n n ~ M, · <t t lt~~· ~. K<'\ 111 Mtla tll, Hwh.ud PHr.~ tlll.<-. Chut ·k Halhburn. l.iiwto•rt• ·•· PtiWt·ll. ('ho·n I A. Htffh·. J ••n Pt·ntn. Ko ·nm· Suo · Tho >I J oa .~. Pa u lit Swr:-.ht ·t . IA ·n Sa,·r··· r. . ~ w c • · Vm· ···nl . Mwhal'l Wy<tll . · C rat lt· t•lt·l t11 - J l! tlllt ' Ar n ·•·. H u ~• ·ll ;t A1 t'l'ltlll , Alii Ia Ba .~ham. Jdfrn Blm c hmcm . J11 11 HIH11hlt'\htp. Hublfl Bufftnduri. Cynthlil C' ru.,k.~ . Ttltlt) Cund iff. Barbit ra Cus\t' t. K;rrl a I .M ·tt H".~· Fa 1th D ~t ·kl-ll .<-. Mtkt• D1IL Brt ·nt l' tn l a~ . K uu Ft a k\ . Aml.it Har1111111 . S• ·tl\1 Han1 sun . K<t t l Hartlt.·r , Arll' da Halfu·lol . Pn s,·,ll;r Ut •nlttlilll . P<1ula Hor ton . AIll.! II ' Hubbwrd . Cl1 ff o1d l• ·• · nho~t · t . L1sa J an ts. Va lt•tw Jdft ·r.-.. Ttll.t I .~.·ark . Sulll ll i .IC htft Mll. Hul.!h Md ll ~· u rt h. K .tt h~ H1ffk . Rt•rnard Hntlllllt' , Kns Snuwdt ·n, Pt~ u la S ~t s hN. Juann• Tannt·r. Grn! T<t ylur , Wt•ntl.' Tlllts. Mrkt· Tr1111111t . All!.! II' VttnCtJtlllt·y. Gradt• lwr·l\·t· ~ Tanya Akshm·. Kns kn At.. ,kr:;un , Bub A s hk ~. Tcr~sa B<lshilm . Ku11 H ll·· r hflcld, Rt•c lna Bl<lnlun. Juu BnH·r . Oal1 Hrwkt .. ~. J anws CarSt'Y· Dt•ntst· Cubb . Willlalll l"uL!ar . l.arry Cnlh·nll. John {'~t · u h ·an .-. . Pan t Cnds. Slw tla Cund1ff. Su..,..n Dannr-r. J uandh· Dt~riiOI! . Vtt·ky Ot·bunl. Jay O.·whur.-.1. M d t~ t ll t ' Dtllard. Tt ·rt·sa Durst , Rwk ElwrsbHt 'h. Mtkr Poet's Corner Ry Jant' Cual.t's Ot.·an ·.-.1 Mulht'l'. [ ')Jho.· ~· lad Wht'll you Hfl ' hnrllt ' l lm·o· \IIU On l ~ tht ·n. wr lllnol ft •d soaltlnt•. Dt ·an -~ 1 HERO c·lub members. t·m ployers, coordinator and principal - Mtllht ·r. Nuw th<1l n1u an ·.-." far itWal I hll ,. I'IIU. . I n · ah~t · mnn· ~" ,., , ...., tla.\ -. Adolph's Dairy Valley; Michelle Hines, assistant director nursing, Pomeroy Health Cart• Center; Margaret Barr, teacher at Salisbury School; Jean Gilmore, owner, Lazy Day Cafe. Students also attending but not pictured included : Mike Baker, Royal Crown Bottling; April Ellis, McClure's 3-In-One: Kail Knapp and Brent Sisson. Ri verview IGA. PraiseYour Graduate... Spring is in the air. So put it underfoot with a feminine touc h of Connie. These open, airy styles meet all your fashion expectatio ns without eXIrer,C'tl ing your budget. CROss· ; Space-saving, economical, and de· pendable-lhis Golden Edition Chest Freezer is the fil·anywhere-freezer. ll's only 35 1nches wide and you SIHI get8.3cu . M of~eezerspace . Slyled in Almond with a textured ooffeecoiOfed top, Counter Balanced lid , Lift{)ut Basket, Foam Insulation. and wrth our special Golden Value Days price il's a 24-Karat buy! ·~ $299 00 -~ ...... .-·. _ ~ "' . ~i~~ ..,~ 1'1tih~ See an lhe exciting Gibson Golden Edition Appfiances on our disp~y floor lodayl look lor Ibe gold lags . yoo 'll find special prices oo all the Gibson Golden Appliances during our Golden Value Days Sale. ONLY 6 TO SELL 15 CUBIC FOOT CHEST FREEZERS........s369.95 20 CUBIC FOOT CHEST FREEZERS. ........ '439.95 SAVE 10% 113COURT STREET POMEROY,OH . 992· 2054 Tnu · 1· !-l ~:-wll. Du n d lt~ nmtrr·l h . Brl'nda J urw y. Tnn.• Jr• wr ·ll . S!'utl Jnhnsun , Dwk Km ~:, Ly nn K l a· ·~- 1-:no· l .lll,.,,.,,,, rb . Ma•·k Mr-G utn•, F'runkl1n Ma rtm. Pam Mttlr·r. J I'H Nttsh, Vlt'k}' Nultllh!httm. Kil lhlt•t•n Park1•r . Knn Pulh'rs un . Tallltll\ Pt"t\1\. Str •\'r• Hu bcrl~. Tmu Husr. Bd mdtf (; Hous h. l.nn Bulls h. Vwk1Sauh·rs, Tum Sillllltn n.~. Alfn•tl H Sn uth. f'Pnnw Snut h. C'ur\ 1s Srtulh. l ~t ura Srruth. HPh• 1'\41 Sm tih. J,.rn Sl'am I A.T S ~<o a 111 . Su.'>illl Swa ul. l'k n m ~ Tl uort1rr; , T rtrl Tt lh.~. T ttl l Tuu dt n, Tr ·n ) ' Wa r·t;m,l. F' ro ·d Y<>utl ' Tho· Sitlt•ttl (\•nlt·r Elt'Ult'ntan Sl·huot hullt>L 1ull for \h l' f1fth s 1x wel'ks ~ r a d111 ~ rwnod has bt•o' ll :illllllllllo 'f'd Thu.~ t· IIIHklll!' H L!r;ulo · uf Bur aUm·t• Ill a lllht•lr subjt't'ls lu l>t· rra mt•d to tlw rnll an · C rmk un•· - .lt•ru uft•r Sht~s lt'l'll, Alh :-.~ m ( l artH IV <t\. L'Hnth U ~t rmun . H<tntiHII ,lohns un. l.un •n" b rlt•r , Hl,·k y Pn• •·. l.tsa S hu k t Tara Slwp,a rd. J t•ss lt 'a Silltn. Nt·tl Sh al t ·~ Barrl'll. Mll'hdlo· Yount: , Cntdt• twn ~ Shay rw 1\s pm, JHilllt' Ha rn·tt . K··n Alack. 81'\ lr Cl;trk. J l' n n~ Erlt•WIJ II' , Andro•;t ll<llt•, Mall Huyrw.-.. Y..rr)· McGuirt•. Tt•rt •sa Muldt·n. M1dWlt· & ·uti. Dill!} St ollt ', K a th ~ Wtlll<llllS. Bt•t'kl O k~ · nna n (ira(.\,• thrt't' :_ Stt•pha lllt' Bct rrl'l(. Dt·Oil l:ot Adl!ll~ l,n , Bnd ~t dt l.o:r tt1bt-rt , Jt·llnl'lk Md >orwl d. 1'111<1 Moldt •n. Htdl<! nl Pt· ~· l ort. Carult•t· Sntr· bt•rn c;fHolt· four - Bn11h Ashbur n_ Mlk t· Ddla' til•·. Bra nth Dt llon. D<t lt• J;,h rL~ I on . Ant~ Wd iiHIIls f.: ratlt• fl \'t' ~ Rt •n Rl'll , Calh l· llobs ldh·r, J o11h l..t'\ llli!Slun. C'rmly Ma ynard . licnt't' Yuun J,! . . (; rath• .~I X ~ J 11tlll' Erwm . Ma r c t~rl't H hol\lt- .~. l ..nrn t• Sh t·ndlt'ltl . Eht.abo.•th Thorl un. 1\ n l! h' Wnd1t NEASE SETTLEMENT Seven-year-old Tamara Hayman will conduct serv ices at Nease Settlement Church at 7:30 p.m. thursday . Waid and Donna Haynian invite the public to attend the service. PRECEPTOR Beta Beta Chapter of Bl'ta Sigma Phi Sorority will Jnl't't e~t the Meigs Inn fur Cl lunrheon meeting Thur sda y <Jt noun . ROSWORTH Council 46 . pr"'' tl ct• for tht· super l'Xt't'll ent deg n 't'. 7 p.m. Thursda y. m;,~ ster ROCK SPRI NGS Grangt•, 8 p.m. Thursday cvenmg ll l Lhl' hall. 25 CUBIC.FOOT CHEST FREEZERS..........'499.95 FR IDAY MARY SHHINE 37, Ortler of lht• White Shnnc of Jerusall'm . will mt'l't ill 8 p.m. Friday at Puml'roy Me~ soni c T~ mph·. A CHI CKE N nood le dmnl'r wil l Astrograph Obj ect ives that you pre vious ly had grL"etl diffi culty 1n atlili lltllg w11llJe e~chi eved more eas ily this coming year. You r past t•x pait·nct·s IM ve . Next to Elberfelds in Pomeroy de l ive ri es, residents are asked to call 9923824 . The dinner is .spons ored by the l<ldles Auxiliary of lhc church. RETURN Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at 1:30 p.m. Friuay at the Racine Baptist Church. Mrs. Eula Wolfe , Letart Fal ls. will present a program on the Logan Elm that 1s planted at the Letart Falls Elementary School yard. Mrs. scriptions to publications. The Ohio News is now $2.25 and the DAR National Magazine, $7 .50. Hostesses wi ll be Mrs. Gene Yost. Mrs. Robert Ashley, Mrs. Joseph Foster , Mrs. Lillian Henderson, and Mrs. Lawrence Smith , Jr . P~"" """" • KID POWER SHOES " LONE RANGER " "SPlDERMAN " " HULK " heritage house do much to enhance your ima ge. Tctkl' ad vankl gt: of an y opportuntties PH . 992-2644 OF SHOES 352 E . Mam, Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT, OH. Your FTO NOW $700 •SELECT GROUP OF CONVERSE AND JOX V2 PRICE •SELECTION OF PURSES $500 •GROUP OF WOMEN'S SHOES V2 PRICE FLORIST that come your way where you can lend a hand. GEMINI (May 21-Junc 201 You' re a quick stud y toda y, but you will learn more from deali ngs with others th e~ n yuu will from books. Observe anti nott' how successful friends operate . CANCER (June 21-July 221 Melllbers of the opposik s.· x an· likely lo be ITIIJrc helpful to you than usu"l tod" y in furthL•nng yuur a1nbll1ons UP T0$15 .99 Fton st when• your r<Jreer is t·onct·rnt!d _ LEO IJuly 23-Aug. 221 You 'll have a coopera!I VI' sp1rit toda y. ThiS should prove to be your greatest asset. Thosl' ynu lrea l w1t11 fairnl'ss will respond likewise. VIRGO I Aug. 23-Sept. 221 Yuu won't be content toda y unless you han• protlul'tive involvements thal busy both you r hands and your hL•ad . Usc_• your time ind ustriously. L.JBRA (Sept 23-0d. 2.11 At suewl ).! athl'rt n)-.!s you :-;t·lllulll L:O unnotieed by rnrmbers of the oppos ilt· sex . Today. yDu ,·tmld be t: vc_·n rnon· atlractiVl' tu them than usual. SCORPIO lOri. 24-Nov. 221 Give priont y toda y to what you can pl' re~l sona ll y do tn make thlll i-!S horne bn ghter and rnun· p lt- a se~ n t fur e~ll. I, 1 ~ hl up th•• homt' front. SAGmARIUS INnv. 23-Dcr. 211 Plan soml' fun aclll'ltl· for thiS t' Vt'nin g that you Lruly fllld l' njuy e~Uit· . Take alon g pleasaulcornp<Juiurts, but keep your entouragl' Sinal I. CAPRICORN fDt.•c. 22·Jan . 191 Your mat e ri<:~l asped s co nt1nut· to look favora ble and there is a possibility that ytlU m e~y n ·ap g e~1ns Loda y £rom a rele~tivt· or Cl frrend of the fe~mily . AQUARIUS !Jan. 20-Feb. 191 You ha vl' lht· abilltv toda y to bl' an t'X· trerncly pers uasi ve s<Jies person. If you ha \'l' a n ttleCJ or prOOud to st• ll. thiS IS the ""Y to make your pitch . PISCES IFeb. 21)-March 201 You emanate a special quality toda y that will encourage othen; to rally to you if you a re in nct·tl of their help. Good people want to aid good people. ARIES !March 21-Aprill91 If you are an unattar·hpd Ario •n anJ you havt' recently met someone to whom you 're attral'IL•d, lake steps today to makt• the associa tion more mee~ningful. THE N. 2nd Ave. LaSALLE 992-9917 Middleport, Oh. IN THE LOBBY SPECIAL.$ SERVED J J-2 AND 5·8:30 ENTERTAINMENT IN THE LOUNGE J;RJDAY & SATURDAY9-1 LONE WOLF BAND Featuring VAN JOHNSON USDA Choice New York Strip Steak Dinner A MO'TtiF.R IS Ry Junt' CtM&tt' ~ AMnlht•t' Ls Thl' dt·o.n•st fn ,•nd ~ uu ·, ,. L!til A Mulht·r •.-. I.OVF.. Hlltl lt•l ,. 1.~ a Ill\ A Mulht ·t I S Stmlt'tlllt' \11 lonlt uplu A Mutlk·rts Ynur ht • rtJt n~ ._ Wh~·n ~ IIU an· lwu How is it possible for Rice's to sell high quality suites for such unbelieveable low prices??? Here are 6 reasons : 1. low overhead. 4. Volume buying. 5. Volume selling. 1-~3~.~Di!!re~ct~~~~-~6. Small mark-up. New 2 pc. living Room Suite 2. Family oper;ation A Motllt'I'IS Untlt • rsUindm~: lu hdp ~ "u lhn 1,. A Mntlwr is A lt'ctdlt'r lo t•xplaLfl Wlwn ~·ou Hrt' fin • A Motlwr 1s An anct·l st'nl from h•·11' t'll A Motht·ris A pt·rSitn who t'Kplotlns frtlt l. · Wlwn you an · clt·l·r·n. Reg. $299.95 !<rMnlht'I' IS SmiH't\llt ' whost't'IIIS oultJHlt •d iltlr lll lt'an A Mnlht·r is Ont• ,.-hn kt'l'!)l'i you In hrw. Wht·n .m u an· <l ll't·n. AMnllwris A hdpinr.! ho:tnd wht•n yuu nwtl plenty A rrii.•nd who isaiW.llt)'S llfOOnt i. Wht•n roo an• lw~nty . to you FURNITURE·&JEWELRY • ~ • "" · MIDDLEPORT~ OHI() ' • ! ' • • • . ·, ~. '> Acroea • blttered land, . · Then dreama are made olllner thlnga ,Thon IJOIIlllllotwllher and die; Alldllla ....... "~~ .. ,With iiUr hiorio !bon WICil our 11• . . . • . TeMallllilain Meip ffigh School Writon' Club ~ , • All d1nne rs 1nclude baked potato ro ll w11h butter and unhmtled s a.lad oar Big Chopped Steak .. ... . .. . $3 .49 NEW! Baked Fish . . . . . . . . . . 3.49 NEW! Sirloin Tips . . . . . . . . . 3.89 T-Bone :. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.29 Shrimp....... .... ... .. . . 4.79 NEW! Filet Mignon . . . . . . . . 4.69 Steak & Shrimp . . . . . . . . . . . 4.99 Super Sirloin . . . . . . . . . . . . . S.49 Queen Prime Rib . . . . . . . . . . S.S9 · King Prime Rib . . . . . . . . . . . 6.59 NEW! USDA Choice New York Strip .... . . .. . 6.99 Imperial Prime Rib ..... .. . 7.99 NEW! Ham & Cheese SJntlwich wtth Fries $1.~~ with Salad Bar 2. 29 Choppetl Steak Burgcr-S1ngk I. 9'1 with Fries 2.29 wi th Salad Bar Chopped Steak Burgu-llouhle wi th Fries 2.49 2. 79 with Salad BJr Fish Ftl et Sandwich 1.99 wtth Fries 2.29 with Salad Bar 2.19 Super Salad & Tah And don't forget. we have terrific kid's mea ls. too. Value Meal Lunch Specials 11 :00 am-4 :00pm Mon . thru Fr i. A Mulhcris IF111ERE BE 1110RNS II the,. be lhomJ upoo , To touch upoo the hand, II there be oplll~ belloalh the road Dinner - - - - - - - - -- Value Meals A MothcriM A wonwtn who ktoeps ht·r ht·ad A Mutht•r ill A Mild, bul happy prnon. Wtwn ht.·r dauAhll'r wt.ods. a- INGELS , ' For SUNDAY WORSHIP serv1ces at Grace Episrorml Church will be held Sunday at 12 :30 p.m. taught you va luable shortcuts. TAURUS 1April21).May 201 Being helpful and considerate today will Myouart!. Whl·n yuur own is two. . deli vered. own s k<J tes. l'nur ·•f:xtra Touch· · May 14, 1982 Dt•(lrt ·sl Mulht•r . &r lltl'A \'1)\1 kn11"· Thall r~·ally hi\ r 111111 m1.~s ~vu En·n IO'Ill"n lth111' l SH~ so. Alwa~y_s n t!.<~r CHAPMAN SHOES . to 10 :30 p.m. AdmiSsion IS $2 for adull< and $1 for children. Bnn ~ SATURDAY SKATING at Rutland C1v1c A motht.•r ls 20% OFF TO ALL 1982 GRADUATES Ce nter &lturday fro111 7:30p .m . (l'coslal Ch url'h on South Third Ave., Middleport, Friday ll a.m. to 3 p.m. The dinners may bt• eaten "l lht• church. taken out, or Frances Brt•wington , ma g<Jz tne chctinnan, will be accepting sul>- A mulht:r is SINCE 1846 FOR 1 WEEK ONLY FREE ENGRAVING ~\).~ ·J~'·'r;f' ',/ ~- ...:_~· The Golden Edition thatfeminine touch Hr'l!,llla Hawkm•;, Dand ll uffrn un. Slwrrv Hultz, Sh•\'1· Huot.l . llobt:rl H11udushr·ll, Trar ').' Hyst•ll, Stwn \ Hulll, Slr •\'r• Hood , Ruber t Huudas hl'l l, be sc rvl'd at Lhe United Pen- i ll li S.~ VIlli Model FH08M5DL 8.3 Ql. II. $} QOO r,,.,, I nn r·f rnrlrlt•i.l yuu bn ~ h\t'n 111.\' da ~· ~ Ynur ntl!'t' Brtn i!S 1 1 \t ' llU\111111 ~ tlqlrt'SSI'II Ita it ' I with America 's fine st writ ing instruments.Cross - in lustrous chrome, gold filled or sterling silver. From Calendar THURSDAY Ta murtt ldl1n.c r·r. An ~ w F'1shr·r . Rn·nda Fry. Ch a r l o·.~ r~· . J urur r.• Gthbs. C.:~ r~ 'r:.nthr·r. M1kr • Gnn·. S.utdr;~ twlr·. Hubm Hu~· k , OEARE."o"T MOTHER ilnl.'i.o;VIIU Slllt 't' ; uu an ·n'l 1 t'l) ' n• ·a r Yuur IUII't' Is what I " ' 't.'tl \ 11 ht'HI F'rnnt. 1-r. Faye Dirkcns. Karla Demoss, both employed at Burger Chef ; Kathy Chancy, and Angie Triplt'lt. both at lht• Dairy Valley; Jeanette Darling. Salisbury School , and Angie VanCuuney, Lazy Day Cafe. Back rnw, l·r. Suzy Carpenter, club advisor; James Diehl, Meigs High School prindpal; Paul Mirhacl. sludt•nt employed at Pomeroy Health Carr Cenlt'r; Jim Hill, manager of Burger Chl'f ; Dennis Saelens. manager of 1- : t l~·;tnb , The Daily Sentinei- Pag e- 7 Group includes: Sofa, chair, 2 end tables, 62" party ollo~Nn. All with I00% Antron Nylon NEW! Sirloin Steak . . . . .. .. $3.S9 Fish Filet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.69 Chopped Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . 2. 79 Chicken Strips . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.99 Ribeye Steak . . .... : . . . . . . . 3. 19 NEW! Sirloin Steak ... . .... $3.39 Fish Filet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.49 Chopped Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.59 Chicken Strips . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.79 Ribeye Steak . . . . . . . . . 2.99 Each rnc ludes baked potato. ro ll w 1th butter. p lus unlimited sa lad bar At Partlttpal!ng Stuki!Ouses c 1981 Potlderosa System . tnc Chopped Steak 1s USDA lnsoected 100% OloPPtd &elf SlUt! ·=-=~ UPPER RIVER ROAD (Across from the Airport) �Page-8- The Daoly Sentonel Pomeroy- Moddleport, Ohoo Thursday, May 13, 1982 Sheriff endorses program BRANIFF STORM - Fovt• Bramff Aorlines jet lmt· rs sil idh' a t Da llas-Fort Worth Rrgoonal Aorport on Grapt'vinr. Texas Wednesday. Tht· dt•bt-rodden aorlme suspt'nded all dom es tit• and forrogn flighl.!; Wednesda y afternoon. Braniff voet• presodent Sa m Coa l!; said 1AP Laserphoto 1. Braniff Airlines bankrupt By JOE STROOP Assoroated Press Wnter FORT WORTH . Texas I APl R1 ~1ntff lntt•rrl<JtiOnal offu·1al s ftll'LI fur Chaplt•o 11 b,onkruplq ea ol y loda) at the ho111e uf a lederal bankrupl l'\ JUdge Jutl /;!t' John Fluwt•rs sc.u tJ Ht <Jn tff president Howa rd Pu tnctm Clnd tw o altO! ll l'YS appeared <J t h1s house shortl y afte r 1mdn tght Wednesdd y to fi le tht• pa pt' rs, wh och g11e lht• cttr lrn e th e nghl to co nttnut· npt•r a tmg The Bran off banko uplt ') os lht· f11 st by a lllaJUI a Jrlint• Sl lll'l' !he llldUst ry L' llle rged rn the 1930s frorn the bcJrnstur rrnng t• r a The frlrn g t'<i ll!t ' thou sa nd s of Hoamff pa ssengeos " ' ao11bkd foo sl.a ndb! seab nn othl't fl1 e hts follov. mg thl' aulllll' 's susrwns1nn of st·r Vll'l' Wt ·Lirwsd d~ The <:~ trllnt' ur ,l:(l'd pruplt• holdtll L! Br d lllff rest' r va t tons tu rna kt• olht r et r t etngl'rnt.> nts The l'Oillpci n) \ 8,500 t • mphl~ L'L'!'i, duv. n fr om 11,500 bt'fo r t ' ]d yOffs bq .! dll J e~ s l SUII\JIIL'I V. l'l e told not to rl'port to wo rk lnda v wrthout spt•crf tc tnstrw t1un~ " l JUSt can't bt•IIC VL' thi s," SCI Itl Jun Sky lt•s. ont· of lht· JmSSl'll.L!I r s nt· a~ Property transfers Bradford Church of Chrost, l nc • By Guy A Russell , Trustee, Larry Pockens, Trustee. Wolbur H Rowl ey. Sr • Trustee, to J ames E Doddle, Roght of Way, Meogs Leo C Kennedy Jo . Jul oa A Kennedy to Lobt•rt} Oil aoH I Gas Corp . Roghl of Wa y, Olovt• Wollard G Duo sl. Mao v I. Duost tu W1llls H Durst. Sharon Sutj Dur st. Sub No 6 Lot 48. Dabne) ·, Add Will a rd Durst So . Man L Duost t o Wlilalll G D lll sl S r M<:! r \ L Durst I.ut. Pun1er O) Howao d Allt• n Dailn dt•t•d Roberta Howell D<J ole1 Af fod a'll. Moddlepoo l Davod Roggs tu Glnooa Ho ggs, P, u cels, Snpw Mae Clelond to F'n sl Ba plt!'i l Chur t h uf Rac one. Oho o, Lot 93. Ra l'l ne Thom<Js Earl M<Jnuel tu Ralph Hutton , Gladys Hutton . PI Lot. IA•la rt Thelma Montgome ry tu Glen E Hudso n, Wilda Hudso n, Pa nels. Sa l" bury Edrson P Hea ton , deceased Dora Heaton . deceased. Clarence L Ht•aton, dt.•ccascd. l .t> nora M Lanha 111 . Affoda vol, Cheste r (' I. Lanha111 . deceased, I..cnot a M La nha111 , Affodav ol. Cl1esteo Gt•orge M Collins. N<i lll' \1 Clllhns In I.r beJt y 0 11 ctnd Grts [Prp Rr ght n£ WCI~ , OIJvt• dt'll'O uff Flight 494 be fort• ot left Dallas-Fort Worth Regounal Aorport flfl Houston on WeLinl'sda) · It 's lt•tTrbl e And I feel so rry for th t• peoplt•. lht· t•mployees One of tht· slt '\\a od t·sses was cryo n ~ It 's a sha111e " " Olht•J La r rH·t s prepared to honot Bra n1ff ltLkeb; unLit' ! a ddaul t p1 utectwn plan i:lllnt•tl e~ t ~ ua r emll't ' l/1 12 :ila ndb) scab Easll•t n Au li m•s mO\edtotakeoverwmeof Branrff'sfore rgnroutesandtheCI\tl Aero na utl l'S Board sc hedu led c-l mee ton g today Flyuw standbv means there aot' no fl'SL'rHil!On~ A passenge r s hows up i':l l th~ a11 port antl flies a:; spal'l' ~~ a\dllabk Boamff. bu od t• nt· d wo th a $732 lllliliun debt. beg<J n to suff e r a ftl' r tlt 'W l' nrnpctrt wn ft om dl'n·gulatrun 1n 1978 and soann g fuel tosts co mb1rll'd to t't ode prof tls Los!:it'S totaled $336 4 rruiiJon the past lhr tl' yt·a r s, onrludong $160 1 milhon m1981 and $414 rmll wn 111 tht· f1rst thret' m nnlhs of th1 s yt·a r p 0lish stowaways f emerge rom crate BALTIMORE I AP I - Two youn g Polosh 111<'11 who spent 18 days hodd en aboa od a foeoghter bo und for Ca nada krckeJ th ..: 11 way out of a t l (:l l l' and found tl1em:-;el\ es tn a warehoust• hen' surr oumh'd by astomsht.•d longs hore men. aulhontJ L'S sa Jd Tht· pa 11 looked " hagga rd a nd \\eak," but the11 eyes lit up when they \\L'Ie loJd th ey \\L' Ie ill lht• Umlt·d St<t te.s, <H t onltng to w1t- I Protestors * •<"'e"' '" •~" o•~ ,., , .,,, I f• 0< ' '"""" ' ""' d ""' . . 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" "'"" " ,, .,~,..,.­ OM-l- ,,_ 1............ .,, --lriort .......... ..._,..,. ...... .,or __ ._....,_ ...... ~ """'"' '"'g..,, ~ . ..... ~ l.lllli ~~~~~ ~· 011 Publtc Not•cc Car leton CoJi eqe Tru stPes IS c)Vild il bt c for lnSp eC f tOn anyttme by nn y c •f rzen who requests tnspect ron w•lh •n 180 doy s a ft er th e date of lht s nott cc at the Sy rac use M un. c,pa l Budd, ng Thord Str ee t Syrnc use or At the home of Ca rl 8 Weesf' . tr c i1l sure r pr tn c tp a l manr~qer , Thtrd Str ee t Sy ra cuse Oh•O -, ---------------------'-'>1 (51 Curb Inflation P_a y Cash for Classifieds and Savel II 13 I rc P ublic Not1ce COUNTY MEIGS PUBLIC NOTI U Th f' fo llowtng wer e rece•ved / prepnred IJy The Env •r onme nt a l Oh• o Prote c t1 o n Aq e n c y tOEPA J lns t week E f fcc ft ve dn tes of ftna l ac • !tons and •ssua nce dat es of pr oposed ac t 1ons c"' r e stilled F•nr~l act•ons may he r~p p ea l ed 1n wr•f•n g, w.u,,n 30 days of thP date of Wnte your own ad and order by mail w1th th1s lh •s no lt cc, to The En coupon Cancel your ad by phone when you get v•rnnme nt a t Boa rd of results Money not refundable Rcv1cW, Rm 101, 150 E Town Sf , Colu mbu!, OH , 432 15 Nol tce of a ny appeal Nama ____________________ shn ll h e hi ed w•th the dtr ec tor wtlhtn 3 days Proposed clC I IOO S Wil l IJ~com e frn a \ un less a wr ttt e n ad lton hei1lr1ng requ est Addra••·---------- •sJUc1tca subm tlted w•fhtn 30 day s of the •ssua nce dat e, or the d1rec tor rev tses/ wt thd raws the proposed ac tt on Any person may subm•t co m ments a nd /o r requ es t a meeltnq rp9ard1ng M'IY non f1n<" l <'IC IJOn wi thm 30 day s of the datp md iCa ted "Ac t ton, · as used C\ bovc does not •nc tu de rece tpf of il ve nft ed co mplatnf . If S1(Jn 1ft cant public mte rest ex •sts. il public mee t.nq m!1y br he ld As to a ny l'IC !ton, 1nc tupmg recc tpt of vertft t'd comp lnmts, Any pl"r ~on m.-,y obta tn nottce of furth er iiC I•ons, and nd ddto-ni'll •nformt'llt on Unl ess otherw1se provtded These cash rates rn nolt ces of PMI•cutar ac !tons, a ll communt ca t•ons tnclude d1scount shN!I h£' se nt to Hca rtnQ Clrrk OE PA , P 0 Box )Wanted 1049, Col umbus, OH . 43216 ) For Sale Ph o6 14) 466 6037 Consull ORC Ch"p 3745 •nd OAC l Announcement 17 Ch,ps 3745 47 •nd 3746 s ) For Rent lor rrqutrcm cnts , 18 Ftna t a ppr o v~l of plans 19, _ __ _ __ .1nd sprc tft cc'\ttons I Oh •o Powe r Comgony 20 LrliH I Town , H, Ef 2 21 tect•vc da te OS/ 0-4/ 82 Th1 s hn a l action not 3 22 pr('ccdr.d hy proposed ac ~ 23. lion ilnd IS i'lppea.labl e to EBR Willer syste m for th e s. 24. - - - - - ne Hydro ' Ei ec trJc ~ Ract 6 25. - - - - - - I Plan I 7. 26 lSI 13 ltc 27. _ _ ____._ _ I 8 - - - -I M~s_c ._M_e~c!!_an~~C_! 9. 28. - - - - - - I s4 10. 29. I JUST ECEIV 11. I A complete llne of 30. I 12. 31. shrubbery, trees I and rose bushes. 13. 32. - - - - - - I 1~ . us lor ttM! 33 I See 15.· _ _ _ _ __ lpwest prices in 34. - - -- - 16 town. 35. - - - - - - I AND A GOOD I US-ED8 HP I Mall This Co1.1pon with Remittance JOHN DEERE I. TRACT01t-S700 The Dally SentineL I Phon•-------------------- 1~t 243 w.t 17 St., lew Ylll, IIY 1..11. 1'1111 IIAIIL IDDIESS, ZIP, SIZE, 114 smt IIUMIO. Sninp . Breakthrour•! Send now fill NEW SPRING-SIIIIIIIIER PAffiRN CATALOG. Sew llld aet. IIIIIVelotos clothes fill mucflless. F1111 Plltem Cotopcin - choose hom ower 100 styles. Sl.50 CUlT IDOlS •' IZI_,.,.._.... ' 1111 'I' 0?111111 AU. $2.08 liCit I~ IZSMI~~ ' ~"".'!~ ca:'::~ soe NCtt fill PDSIIIe 111d hllldlina. , 111 court st. I Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 · . , II lh~-!~·- ..,~..~~~~~·~c-. ......._ ............ -". fll.. _·POMOOY &l:2 LANDMARK -· FOWLER CONSTRUCTION Real Estate - General Public Sa le & Auction Lost from Laurel Cltff Rtck Pearson, Ex area, blue t1 ck female Had penenced AUCTI ONEER my name plate on collar Esta tes, anttques, farm , Oscar Smtth, Pomeroy Oh househo ld Licensed Ohto 992 5594 WV Bu y1 ng an ttques 304 773 5785, 773 9185 Gto1ge S Hobstellef h 81oie• PHONE 14110JJ IN VESTME NT - on MulbPrry Avenue 1n Po meroy There's a 4 bedroom hom e, 111 baths dtntng room Also 4 room Q("lrage apart ment Look a tth• s one 1! co uld be se veral re n ta ls Or Off iCe SPilCeS Usc your own ~mnq,n.llton Se ll s lor 130.000 00 EXCE LL E NT LOCAIT ON - 1n Mtdd lepor t Thts home has had lots of tend e r lov .nq ca re 3 bedrooms , fo rma I d1n1ng room , 1 fu ll ba th c1nd laundry room has a par ltal bath Extrfl large lot Mu st see lh• s home 1I IS conve nt en! rmd well wor th our askt nQ or• ce of 135.000 00 - Ractne - Larqe 2 story 4 bedro o m hom e Situ a ted on IMQe 101 Fclmlly room, rcc room . d•n •ng k.t lchcn combo 1 1ull baths Thts •S;, lo t of n•ce house .Jnd we have red uced the prtce to onl y $28,000 00 PR I CE REDUCED" - EAFORD VIRGIL B. SR .' l,~,~.~"~o~ • 216 E. 2nd St. Phone H 614 )-992·332S OLD BUT NICE - 8 rooms 3 or 4 bedrooms formal d1n1ng b1rch kttchen w•th s10ve and refr•gerato r Natural gas furnace and central a• r ca•per.ng base ment 4 porches and lol 66 of an aoe OWNER TEAMS - Attr ac tiVe v1ew fro mth• s 3 bed roo mer Has a Form •ca bath n•ce carpet•ng lots of house and good garden space NEW USTING - One acre •n Rutland Townsh1p on good coun try road V'ol!h Lead•ng Cree k water ava•lable In Lebanon Townsh•o Some levelland trees dug we ll and fresh alf 6 ACRES - MIDDLEPORT - Good 8 room house bath modern ktlch en bath basement new furnace and 2 level lots Walk to sc hool stOles and chur ch NAYLOR 'S RUN - Wdl sell th •s 3 bedroom home na tu ral gas ct ty water bath and carport Very oea.,nable at $9.800 Wi th 3 ACRES - In the cou ntry w1th old house 6 room s bath and other buJid1ngs La1ge ga1den trees and room for the k•dd•es Only 519 500 Dl VACUUM SWEEPER EXCHANGE & SERVICE 7 Authorized Factory Dealer for Compact, Hoover. Eureka,Regona, P.::~n.::~._nnic V acuum . U P F1ve Family Yard Sa le May 13, 14, & 15 in Roo Gra nde, P•ne St Baby J. ktd s clothes. adults 1ea ns Ga llipoli s 6 14 446 2096 Parkers burg, w v 104 48S S4l4 Murdoch Av & lallev •ew Dr l~~=========i~===~~~~=~+~~~~~~~~~~r~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ AL TROMM BUILDING & REPAIR 16 YEARS EXP. •Resodentoal •Commercial •Industrial Racone, Ohoo If you need ot buolt ,,. or foxed we can do 247 -3534 742-2328 Free E s tomates 4 20 lfc RUTLAND 4 79 1 mo COM t NG lLANO '> Fr.>l .1'11'1" JQ MAY I FRYE'S PENNZOIL C&M EXCAVATING AND CONSTRUCTION KEN'S APPLIANCE a OHIO VALLEY ROOFING Custom k1tchens and appliances , custom bathrooms , remodelrng, plumbmg, elec tnc, and hea tmg And Hom e Mamtenance • Roofmg of all types eStdmg • Remoae11ng • Free est1mates • 20 Yrs ex penence FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992-6011 TOM HOSKINS f" M,l ~ I) 4 Fam ol y Yard Sa le 12th, IJih & 14th 1 1/ 4 mo trom Cheshore on Rl 554, 9 00 to ' Nt ce clothing all SIZes, anttques, d•shes, curtatns, bedspreads, Avon, do ll s, camper refr tgerator & lool s ~u " \ >1 14 16 CROS!>Ov t II'> I~ 1l r . n~ II. Dr ow n .t il fi <Qh" I hun f r , ~ ~~~~ M.lv?O 7 ! 711J ~ li'0..., \0~ I ~ T1re sales & repa1rs, gas We now have new Amerrcan made Mopeds 10 stock SJ9S Plus Ta x 4 18 1 mo .. II. l) r Ow fl 111 llll.fhh ! hun r r, " '' ~ un M••V 11 78 H )0 t r.>O \\OVf "' " tl ! " '"II. own .111 noqh" & grocerres Or M ONTH Or JUNf I , ,d ,J v ~ nd ... lhlfd,Jy MJI Jl .. H AU II NNF NT Not• t r n\\t'>ll !' f \ ThtH \ & ' Un b,Hl{! " ' H h I JO 'n{!\ • JO O t h• r noqhh 10 •o 7 •r r~Oii l .l'lv o>l ,tUit Dnn> -" D rown dur1nq ll lltd N•l.fhl CA NDLF LI C HT INN Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. S•zes start from 30x24" Utility Buildings S•zes from 4 to 6 and a ll wood bu•ld•ngs 24lll36 tnsulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS H. l. WHITESEL ROOFING ROUSH CONSTRUCTION downspouts, gutter clean1ng and pain1ing All work guartnleed. Free Estimates Reasonable Prrces Call Howard 949-2263 949· 2160 3 11 tf c New Hom es - ex tensove remodelong • E lec trr c work •Custom Pol e Bld gs •Roof1ng work 14 Years Ex pene nce Greg Roush Ph . 992-7583 or 992· 2282 4 29 1 m o 2 2.4 tt c REESE j,lf TRENCHING SERVICE water-Sewer-E lectnc YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Addons 1nd remodehna 1 -Roohna 1nd 1utte' wo1~ -Concrete wor~ - PI um b•na•n d electncal won (free Esl•molesl Gas L1ne-D1tches Water Lrne Hook-ups Septoc Tanks County Certtfted Roush Lane Cheshore,Oh Ph 367·7560 V• C• YOUNG Ill 992-6215or992-7314 Pomeroy, Oh10 BOGGS SALES & SERVICE u S. Rl so East Guysvrlle, Oh1o Authonzed John Deere. New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equrpment Dealer Farm Equo· pment Parts &Service 1 3 lfc t-l~:::::::::::::1:7::1:11=c~~:::::::::::::9::30::tf=c~~::::::::::::::::::~ CA NDL E LI GHT INN Rt I , Chcs h.re, Oh Oh10 St Rt 7 PH 992 9913 RE ALTOR S Helen Tea ford , Gordon Teaford and Sue Murphy Or f N MONOAY <,U NO A1 7] 01 'M 1)0P.M 0.1'11l1 \ PfLIAL \ Housing Headquarters CLEANED PRICE IS RIGHT 446-4782 Real Eatate - Gener•l ""t J ] I I i!, ~ CALL COLLECT GALLI POLl Sf OH. 4 1 1 mo J&L BLOWN INSULATION Vinyl & NEW LISTING - McArthur - Appx 22 acres of wooded la nd w1th a newer ranch house, three bedroom . equtpped k1tc he n, separate utJI!ty, 21fJ balhs, WB FP, elec BB hea l, lwo car garage, also older home. sss,ooo OWNER WILL LAND CONTRACT - This 45 bedroom home for family lrvrng or could be a .duplex wtth rental income. Beaut1ful woodwork hardwood floors and s •x fireplaces Askong S45,000. WORI<ING DAIRY FARM - Approx 170 acres land, 90 acres to liable, 80 daory cattle-milking 40 Several barns, feed bins, pipeline milkers, and 27 p1eces of farm equipment. Mobile h'ome resrdence. Ca ll for delaits. POMEROY Two bedroom home In good condition-carpeted, gas hea1, range and ref, 'h basement. Extra t,a rge lot. $17,500. 992-6191 949-2660 992-5692 992-2259 Alttminum Siding •rnsulatton •Storm Doors •Storm Windows • Replaceme nt •N~:'~~~~'"g Free Estimate James Keesee Ph . 99 2- 2772 4/29/ 1 mo H.tpPV Hr 4 6 OA t IV Mon - I>C I' qN oqntll l lui'\ - L.ldll\ N<Qhl 81 ~ 1d - Ortnk and Drow n vou (ol fl dron~ 8 1 1 nur \ - Poo l I Oli rfl ,l m c nl \ 9 ltl Olll'r 1 r• II. ~.1 1 fl.:~nd ~ (l (( Or on ~ & Drown 10 1 Dur. nq e.1nd Onlv .. un - I tJ id& P oi Ch <'r ReN 4 30 ll r 3 Announcements SWEEPER a nd sewong machtne repatr. parts, and suppli es Ptck up and de livery, Dav1s Vac uum Cleaner, one half mtle up Georges Creek Rd Call 446 0294 For all your wiring needs; furnaces repair service and Installation. Residential & Commercial Call 742-3195 3·7 lfc Wanted lo B,_,u'-!y_ _ WANT TO BUV Old fur n•t ure and Anttqu es of all kinds, ca ll Kenneth Swatn , 446 3159 a nd 256 1967 •n the eve nmgs - -- -- · - - CAS H PA l D for clean, late model used ca rs Sm1th Bu •ck Ponttac. Gatl•polt s, Oh 10 Ca ll 446 1181 Buy1ng Gold, Sti ver, Plat •nu m. old coms, scra p r •ngs & s il verware Daily quotes availabl e Also co.ns & cotn suppl•es for sale Spr tng Va l ley Tradtng, Spn ng Va lley Plaza. 4-46 8025 or 446 8026 18 Wanted to Do The Silk House (custom sdk flowers) Complete br 1da l ltne, wedd1ngs, and all occ as tons Ca ll 367 7566 Lawn Mowtng Scnve, no yard to btg or sma ll. house patn t1ng & roof1 ng, and ltgh t hault ng Ca ll 446 3159 al ler 6PM I 286 5740 Wtll ca re for elder ly man or woman on our farm , prtvate room, $700 pe r mo Call 446 8163 Will do wtndow cleantng for homes or bustness. ex per•enced Call388 8198 COMPLETE Rs~~~~~~R 4 kittens Mother has tong hair 742·2460 From the Smallesl Heater Core to the Largesl Rad1alor. TWO ca ts, c hlldrens pets, first come, 304-675-5321 Radrator Spec1a1tst NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Experience Short Hatred pup, white with lan spots Call 304·458· 1763 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 6 Pomeroy, Oh. Ph. 992 _2174 2 26 ·tlc J&F CONTRACT! NG •b•ckho• • excavating uepttc systems •Awater, sewer & gas lines •dump truck *limestone Lost and Found Black key case, between North Poinl Pleasant and Kroger. Reward ~-675· Haven vicinity, answers to name of Henry. Phone~- 882·35<16. LOST-Keys, turned In to Pt. Pleasant pollee dept Identify and pay tor ad lo pick up. LOST Brownish black Billfold, lost In vicinity Gallipolis. Call388-8810. Ueenstd & Bonded PH. 992-7201 3·29-ttc Yard Sa le Sat 9 5 Knst• Dr . Gal ltpo hs Pektngese pup or dog Ca ll 21 Busmess 446·9269, 425 Green Ter ra ce Opportu nrty Tr a ile r Park, Lot 20 8us•ness or store room tn Park Cen tral Hotel BEDS I RON . BRA SS, old furn~ture , go ld, s d ver do ll a rs, wood tce boxes, Lawn Mower & Garden stone tars antt ques, etc . Trac tor Sa les loca ted at Comp le te househo lds Jun cttOn of Rts 7 & 35 tn dotng good Wrtte MD Miller. Rt 4, Kanauga bu s mess Owner wants to Pome roy, Oh Or 992 7760 ret1re Ca ll-446 3670 Gold, s liver , ste rl tng, rewelry , nngs, old cotns & Bus.ness curre ncy Ed Burkett Bar 21 Opportun•ty ber Shop, M•ddleport 992 3476 Ctgare tt e Vendtng Bust ness Call 304 773 S651 OLO FURNITURE . beds. •ron, brass. or wood K•t 22 Money to Loan chen c ubbard s of all types Tab les, round or square REFINA NCE or purc hase Wood tce boxes Old desks your home 30 year ftxed a nd bookcases Wil l buy ra te wva & Oh to Leader com ple te household Go ld, Mor tgage, 77 E Slate St , Stiver, old money, pocket AI hens, Oh 592 3051 wa tc hes, chat ns, nngs, a nd etc lndta n Arttfa cts of all Have land' Wa nt to build? types Also bu y.ng baseball Nothtng down, low mteresf, ca rd s Osby Marttn 992 no payment for 6 mon ths 614 592 ,3053 6370 Ga rage Sale 14th & 151h 1501 Cherry R1dge, Rto Raven 25 au tom a tt c p1stol Gra nde Turn n ght off of 325 at Veter.nary Offtce, go S47 79 J enmngs 22 autom at1c lo lop ot ho ll 9 OOAM lo 6 OOPM Eve rythmg from PISIOI S66 65 Rod & ree l co mbo, Zebco pogo st1ck to cru tc hes • Co me and tak e a look 600 S10 99 Rod & reel co mbo, Zebco 202 S7 99 Garage Sa le Sat May 15th , Me 600 Jr re loader for 12 9 to 5 2 112 mt les out 588 ga uge S69 95 Me n, wo men, chlldre ns Federal 22 LR a mo box of clothtng, color TV, mtsc SO, S1 59 or $14 50 a bnck Must bnng copy of ad wtth 81g Yard Sa le Fn Sun , 9? you Spnng Valley Trad1ng De puty untforms & ac Co, Spnng Va lley Plaza, cessones. good cloth tng, Ga llipolis, 4-46 8025 beddtng, tools & lots more 112 m1/e ou t Pa tnof Gage PUBLIC NOTICE We are Rd off Rt 141 trymg to keep the cemetery at Letart Falls tn tts 3 Fam1ly Yard Sa le May 14 present condtt1on, but must IS K & K Mob ile depend on your mterest May home's, 2145 Eastern Ave, and hel p to rnsure that your Ga Old books, lett ers, d•a r ys, llopoliS 9AM 7PM Jot wrll be kept clean th1s doc ument s. pa mt 1ngs No year Please send check, paper backs or school cash or money order to May 13 , 14 , 15,c lot hes , books 1 593 8915 Clarence Norris, 23262 Hill dt s hes. glassware, fur Rd , Ra cine, Ohoo 45771 S10 n1ture, many other tt e ms for one Jot, SS for 112 lot 642 Mill St , Moddleport Thank You, The Letart 992·5514 employ me ~ Falls Cemetery Trustees 2'12 mtles past Ra ct ne, In services Flowers for Memortal Day tersectton of Sr 124 and Next to Bank on Mid Ta nne rs run road Drapes. H.::.e._,. lp:.:W = a"nl,_,e"'d' - dleport 9 a m to 8 p m 7 glassware, clothes. toys, 1..1_ __:_: mt sc May 13 a nd 14 Ratn days a week Too ma ny btll s' Excelle nt ca nce ls ea rn•ng opportunity PART TIME I FULL 4 G•veaway 2 family yard sa le, ANY PERSON who has Fn ,May 14th tn Rustt c TIME Avon For mor e 1n anythrng to gtve away and Holls Sy ra cuse, Oh, 9 2 form a loon Ca ll-1-46 3358 pm doesnot~feroratlemptto Htgh School Graduates & offer any other thing for sa le may place an ad In this Syracuse J ohn Stree t, by Sen1ors you ca n earn ove r $550 00 per month wh1l e column There w111 be no the sc hool Nancy Neut lear nmg a va luab le sk il l cha rge to the advertiser. zling's place Wed 12 and li ke compute r repatrer. 1J, t1me 10 to ' Ratn ca n sheet metal worker. or 1 yr old Calico Ca t Spaded ee ls refngeratton Plus you will and all shols Ca ll alter have a sec ure part t1me 10b 3304-467566 May 13 a nd 14 Tools, fur w1th the Amry NatiOnal n1ture, clothmg, a nd muc h Gu ard after sc hoolmg 2 female AKC Regtstered more Somethtn g for every Benef1ts •nclude a $1.500 00 dogs Phone 388·8794 or 388· one Ram ca ncels Allen e nlt s tm en t b o nus , 9767 $35,000 00 ltfe msurance Doll Sr Co Rd 82 and free tuttton to any 3 pupptes 2 Beagle type and 5 famil y ya rd sa le Thurs college or tr ade school •n 1 part Huskey, 8 weeks old. May 13 Across from Mid West V1rg 1nt a Interested Have been wormed Call dleport E lemenlary School persons may ca ll 13041 675 3950 or •n Wes t Vtr gm• a ca ll 379·2796 on Pea rl St loll FREE I 800 6413619 --72_.____________ _ f,~==============~~==========~~~~Small while terrlor In New MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE tnsurance SA NO Y AND BEAVER In sura nce Co has offered serv1ces for f1re Insurance cove rage tn Ga llta Cou nt y tor almost a cen tur y Farm , home and personal prope rty cove rages are availab le to meet 1n dtv ldua l needs Contact The fo llowmg described Harry Pt tchford, agent ve h tc le w1 11 be offered for Phone 446 1427 Publtc Sa le a t French's Sunoco. 510 N 2 nd St . Mtddleport, Oh to on May 27, 1982 at 10 oo AM Ter 15 Schools Instruction ms of sa le 1s cash tn hand at Karate the u lttm ate 1n se lf tome of sale Wntten btds def e nce al l pnvate lessons, may be subm 1ff ed to Men , women, & children GMAC at 318 Ma.n Sl , lnstru ct•on thru black belt Be lpre, Oh tO GMAC rese r Also availab le Karate ves the nght to w•thdraw untforms pu c htng and tht s ve h1 cle from the sa le kt cktn g bags, and protec 1981 Chev Van Sen a t no t tve eQUipment J e rry 1GCEG25 H8B71 26709 Ac Lowery a. Assoctates count no 11 7 1503 52257 Karate Studto, 143 GE NE RA L MOTORS AC Burlington Rd , Jackson, CE PT ANCE CORP Oh Call286 3074 We pay cas h for la te mode l clean used cars Carpenter work Repat rs Frenchtown Car Co and room remodl•ng, wall Bill Gene Johnson. paneling an d cell 1ng tile 446 0069 991 2759 yellow. kotlens, Litter Jllgers, trained. ~~;;:;;;.;;:~j~========~~ 992 41 beauloful 2531 after S '"· 992-2259 REALTORS HENRY E. CLELAND, JR ., GRI JEAN TRUSSELL DOTTIE TURNER OFFICE '> 13 9 Wa nted swa rm s of bees Camera & Pro rec tor Ca ll 245 5055 or 446 1052 or Repa•r Any make or 446 280 1 model Photograph iC Repatr Serv•ce, Bobby Er Old organ or ptano tor child wtn, 130 Basltan• Dr Call to learn on Call 4.46 1488 4"6 4884 - - - -- - - -Wan ted to buy sp tr al sta•r way Ca ll 446 7231 after FIA3Atial 5PM 8 10 ltc All types of roof work , new or reparr gutter and " Beautiful, Custom Bur It Garages" Call for free stdrng estimates, 949-2801 or 949· 2860 No Sunday Calls NEW LISTING - RACINE - A one floor plan , three bedroo m home w•th ce ntral a.r New gas furnace New carpettng •n dJnJOg room, 111 base ment wtth ut1llty Front porc h, s1de patto Two car garage Doubl e lot Nea t as a ptn $29,900 House full of furniture sa le and garage sa le Fnday 141h Saturday I5th Some an ttques LocatiOn s tate Rt 160, 1 mtl e north of Par ter Ftrst co me ftr st se rve 9AMto5PM 0 1HO Roger Hysell GARAGE 8 Page 9 C oun lr ~ l"o(~ I h un 0! iflk Rl 3, Box 54 Ractne, Oh Ph 61 4·843· 2591 6 IS ltc Ph 949·2160 or 949·2322 4 20 tf c POMEROY, OHIO women c lothesi!O 12) m1sc •tems out mower, elec tn4c miles f1rep1ace, Bu lav llle Porter Rd in trailer cour t Hrs 9 ' May 13, 14, 15 Dozer & backhoe ser· vrce, water, sewer, pon· ds , foundation s, reclamat1on All Makes 608 L MAIN Ya rd Sa le GtriS & boys c lothes, r.d 1ng law n ';'I.ILOW.I'ITrli' Salem St. Rutland, Oh. TUES lhru SAT 9AM. Io 10 PM SU N10AMto6PM Phone 742-9575 1\('tr SAVE 53.00 WITH THIS AD Yard Sale 218 and Lanes Branch Rd " lhe machme of tomorrow today' Soanng Ahead Nature's Way Curta 11' your house dust problems S Serv1ce PH. 992-3543 or 992-2386 O'Brien Electric Service lost and Found S Fam il y Yard Sale May 13, 1<, & 15 9AM 7PM St RT RAINBOW-The Amazing Water Machine FROM CONCRETE TO ROOFING AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN Excellen t sta rt er home 3 bedroom rota ! e tectnc ranc h. 11 1 ba ths Nt cc country sc ltmg On ly $28.000 00 Ca ll us on these proper ft es today Let us help you find fm a ncmg w1th as little as 5% down or some e ve n no down pay ment, '' you qua lif y General 6 MR. CAN HELP YOU BUILD YOUR DREAMS! New Construction and Remodeling. HOBSTETTER REALTY PRICE REDUCED 11 The Daoly Senl on e l Business Services •• Till Reel E1tate - o no o .,Itt f••llrnl<ll&(l releplteNf! u:cll.. 11 ( a "'P""lQuU"''"' ."''"" ( 1.1'-'~ ~~ ,.,...,...~¥ T he an nu~l ret urn of the The Daoly sentinel $200 .. Printl'd Pattt•rn ...... hlllntlllpl SJOO ~ ~· PUBLIC NOTI CF .. udt,..... .. , . . 1141 ....... SIN II: CHILD Au ... '"' I•• ..... .. . <>'l •'- Sun-Glorious! Just woap onto thos pretty pop on and Jet the sun warm your shoulders You'lllo-.e the detaols so« neckline lolds, bow at the waost. breezy slurt Pnnted Pattern 4698 Mosses SIZes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. SIZe 12 (bust 34) takes 31\ yaods 4~·onch labnc. $2.25 1.- udt paltlnl. AM 50C S]OO , . ' ....... •• One Day Only! Shows at 2 &4 p.m. ADULT CHILD I! ,. * 0 ,,11 ••,..,,.." .... ~ ~:..:r:::;~. " "'" """ ""'·· ~ 'n ~n 4698 $400 0.1<1¥ Soenlil'tfl ( L.11t{ied ll P"""' nu ~" •' "" ""aG u > oL < ~" '"' Don Wli.sun , Griilll' Wtl.son to ADULT "'' """"' ' '""" r"" ~"' ""' ~'"' '' '"'" ' "' ' '""" .,"~"''"'' "'~"""'~' '" ' ,.. * Price At Door Advance S~le Price '" ' .. o ••• ("•" "•" " "' Tht Moddlepurt F'orc Department a nswered a lutal of 56 calls o nd udon ~ 14 f1re and rescue mr ~s r ons a nti 42 eme rge ncy runs dunng the mont h uf Apnl. Fort• Cho ef J eff Darst reporb Advance Tickets l'o' l U•d o ! ~uC"' "" ' '" \. \ Geo1 J.!l' M Collin s. Na nt_) Cn llms Bu llC B .. ~ Answers 56 calls SAVE! SAVE ' ···~·· ( t ··-"-"' " . .. ....... *' "'""'"0 -·"-'" .........., ..""'"'" .'" .'"'""'..."''""'"'"'.. "''.......-.,.., ll ftu\.,.."a-'"" '' to Libert) Oil a nd f:ds Co rp . Ro ght of Wa y. OliVl' Ht•oaid Oil a nd Gas Cumpan) . Roght of Wa y. Supw Fred Stanle1. June A Sta oley, Mvrtle H. Stan h-) to Heo ai d Ool a nd Gas Com pan) . Ro ght uf Way. Scopou Paul Sta nlt- y. Marjone Stanlt-y lo Hera ld 011 a nd Giis Cornp<w y, Rr ght of Way . Scopoo-Bedfood Ca rl Hall odeceasedl tu Kathryn V Hall, Affoda vot, Bedford Edwa rd C Bartko, Jo tu Cla udi a Bartko, Lot,; 100, 101. 104, 105, Pomeroy Dav1d Arno ld, Na ncy A1 nold to Charles R Sw1ggcr, Janet L. Swoggt•r. I 56 anes, Chester Pearl Randolph to Donald L Randolph, Parcels, Orange. John C. Prall, Vorgoma Pratt, Ke nneth B. Hammel!, Shereen V Hammelt to Alfred 0 Roush, Pt. Lot,; 215, 216, Letart Jean Fredenck. Ons Fredenck, Shorley S. Roush, Larry Roush to Nonnan E. Baum, Jo Ann Baum, Parcel, Chesler Felix R. Alkore, Moldred Alkire to Bobby Arnold, Bonme Arnold, 84 acres, Scipio. Charles Thomas Chapman to Barbara Ann Chapman, Parcels, Sutton. George R. Adkins, Suzanne Adkins to Ken Trak, Right of Way, Rutland. Gladys Louise Brewer, deceased. Edgar 'E. Brewer, Cert. of Trans., Lebanon. w,,.. ''' Cou ro Pomcroy - Moddleport, Ohoo are e Chery l Lemley, As soc Phon c 742 3171 Ve lma N•c•n sky , Assoc Phone 742 3091 PHONE 992-2156 Or possessrun of mallJUdlla, h1 ~ h burnrwr v10la tltm cmd c r l'llll J.! a Jc-lll tlisturba nt t' There V.L' IL' SL'\ t'll a ttiLit•n l'-1 til' t•sto.!a lt•d and par kmg rm·kr t nllt•rloons tola kd $1.103 Theil' \\ Cil' 539 par k1n ~ ml'tl·r \ tnla l ton t!t'kl'ls wtrt lt· n tiUJ lfll-' tht• month MIDDLEPORT YOUTH LEAGUE SUNDAY, MAY 16 Behind Old Pomeroy Jr. High School pt•oplt• t hanlt-d the name of Walcsa. the Sol odanty choef who. like th ousa nds of othe r umomsls, has bet•n onterned so nce the sta rt of marto al law Proteste rs fl as hed voctury sogns an d t' h e~nll·d ant r-g ovt• rnm e nt s logans befo re police moved 111 After the rruwd dospt' rsed . about 40 p<>liee tru cks laden wo th not to oops watc hed the area from the goant parade plaza oul!;ode the nearby Palace uf Cullur•• boil! by the Sov oel.!; on the 1950s Also a t noon . about 5,000 sludenl.!; lefl lht•o r classes at Warsaw Umwrsoty a nd mill t•d a oound ms llle llw rna rn um vers rty ca mpus m a 15m mute solen! protest Puloce stood by but thd not tnlervt• nt• The Daily Sentinel movement DWI leads village arrests dl t•port Pnlrct• Departm ent dullllJ.! Aprrl , 14 persons wt·r t' c ha r ,l!t·d 'Mlh lh tVlil t.! whr le rntoxrralt•d, cH'l'Ot drnl..! to lht · mon thl y 1 epurt of Pnlrt l' Chrt•f .J J Crt'lllt'ans St>\ en pt• r sons WI' It' t har gt·d wtlh fallurt· tn pa\ park tng l!t'kt'ts and four Wt' ll t hargt·d wr th assa ult an d fn ur wr th dr sonh.·rh 111a nne r Tht>rt' v.t• rt• t \.\.u per so ns ea t h L' har gt•tl v.t th lutk r mg, s peedm g, £allure to pa y old frrw and costs, no ope r c~ t o r 's lrcl'nse The rl' wCis one person chargt'd on t '<:h h of lht· fulhm tn c offt•nst·s. ru nmn l! c1 It 'd lte ht. fl t't'lll l.! poht't·, jam intersection ' HaVl' you seen these guys? They look like mcdo eva l kno ght.s woth the11 shre lds a nd VIso rs," anJ old man sa od "ThiS" a wful " Sulidanty's under gouund lea ders had urged motonsts to stop traffll and blare hor ns fm ont• rmn ute 1n centra l Warsaw a nd for fal'lory workeos tu sta ge 15-omnule slnkes The noon dead! me for the protest::; appt'ared lo go largely Ignored But a crowd estomated a t about 5.000 people appt'ared Just after noon " ' the ontersectoun uf Marszalkuwska Street and Je rozo lunskoe AvenU<'. the soh• of a 5tf.huur bus. truck and street ca r blockade dunng last year's hunge r protests Trurkluads uf n ot pollee poun·d mtntht• a rea as ca r hot ns blared a nd WAR SAW , Po la nd !API Thousa nds of Poles screammg ' F r et• Leeh Walt• sa " a nd " Sulidanl)" Jammed Wa rsaw's brggt·st 1nterseclton for 20 mmutcs tnday befooe beong dospersed by not police The protest markong the fofth month uf '""rtoa l law end ed wothout ' 10lenn Poltu weanng he lm et~ e~ nd t'i:I ITY lng !:ihields bandt•d toge the r tnto 20-rna n squads lo clear the strt•t•ts a nd sodewalks They dod not US<' ba tons People quo ckl y seatlt•red, shoutm g "Gestapo" at the police Go home'" the offocers retorted Puli•·•· also seozed film from photogra phers and took awa) a Pohsh tl'l evJs wn erew F'rde r e~IJIIllllJgr Hl ron of(J cra ls .sa rd Wednesda) the men, both on the11 early 20s, proba bl y wou ld bt· ~ ~ cmlt>tl political as) Iurn 'I'rn sure they'll rt•rmun rn lht.• Unolt•d States." sao d Wallat ·e Gray . rt.'I! Jonal drrel'tor of the ImrmgnJ tiOn c~ nd Ncttur ctl 1zal10n Serv 1ce Whl'lher they ocmmn 111 thos "rca, I don't know It's a ll up to the m " Ill' SSt 'S Th.- men . appa r.-ntl y thmkmg tlwy Till' men bt·gan s pt •e~ kmJ,! Pul!sh "eo e on Halifax. No' a Scoloa, brokt• e~nd p01nted to <J booklt•l bc<J r 111 12 tht• out nf tlw 3~ foot-by- l~foo t woode n wood ·solida nty." lht· name of tlw rn<tt'huwry c re~ te Wt•dnesda~ rnur urH.I erground Polrs h lab o r n1n g e~fter 1t we~ s unloaded fr om tht• f1 e1g hter Kaz urllt'rz Pulaski Out of 43 ar r t•sts made b\ the Mtd- hotlone OCJS os sendong posters listmg the hotlin.- nmnber to a ll law enforcement agenc oes on the state Shenff Proffitt a nd hos depa rtment woll dostnbule the posters to any concerned cotozen. agency, ac-twn group, busmess or school wothm the coorun umty. Interested pt',-,;oru; should ca ll 1-1100-282-DRUG (37841 oo w11le tu Meogs County She nff Dlpa rtrn c nt , Secon d Street. Pomeroy, 45769 for their free copies. Ca rl Hyse ll of the Juve ml e Department. Meogs County Court House, Serond Street, Pomeroy, can also be contaeled fuo mformatoon and free copoes of lht• " P onc h The Pusher" J>Osh•rs ollega l drug sales or tra ffo c)ung to call thos number All ca lls madt• to the drug hollme woll remaon a nonymous " The mosl hea otbrcakmg sce ne takmg place on our coorunumtoes toda y os the death of a vobrant a nd crea tl\ e young pt'rson through drug overdose," Rhodes sa od · Work mg together, we, as t espo n:s lb l~ ct t1 zcns, can launch a con ce rled attack on lhe po11na r) sou rce of crtmt• rn our conunumtr c~. the dru g pusher." Rhodes contmu ed The Offoct• uf Cnmma l Justoc.- Servoces iOCJSI wothm the Ohoo Department uf Ecunuomc and Commumty Developrnt'nl 1 ~ 111 chrge of lht• dr UJ..! The Meogs County Shenff Department has endorsed Ohoo's new " Pm· ch The Pusher" ca mpaogn m· troduced by Governor Jam~s A Rhodes and Economoc a nd Communot y Dev elopme nt D orector James A Duerk, May 7 Under lh" progra•n. coto zens may ca ll a loll-free numbe r to report mformat ron concer mng rl legal drug sales uf traffockong "Our Department wo ll foli o\\ thruugl1 un any mfonnatoon forwarded to us by the Sta t•· of Ohoo." Sht•nff James Proffott saod Th t• 24-hour-Ohoo dru g hot line num beo IS 1-1100-282-DRUG 137841 Th~ GO\ l'rnor and t11reclor urged c1llzen~ w1 th 1nfor mat ron co ncl'r mn g • Thursday, May 13, 1982 LOST tn the area of Rt. 160, Clarks Chapel & Thompson Rd. Black & white face ~=======~.c=======::J CON. Call31o7·755J.. LOST Ring at Washington School. Resembles a wed· ding band wtlh one small diamond. Call-4-46-2731. Car port Sa le Sa turday , May 15th 1668 Loncoln Hgls Pomeroy. Clothes, stereo. keystone wheels. ca mera. compound bow and m1sc. Ra ln ca ncels FULL OR PART TIME coupl es and tndl vtdual s for bus•ness or you r ow n Loca l Amway Dt stnbutor trams you for splended op portumty No ex perte nce necessary For mterv1ew Thos week Rl 2 North, send name and phone num Rotllnstown, dishes, bords, ber lo P 0 Box 341 R•o quills, deep well pump, ice Gra nde, Oh 45674 box, CB, misc. 8 to? Lady or mature teenage r to YARO sale, 405 24th 51 babysi t coupl e n1ghts a Thursday & Friday, 13th & week Call 4-46·6566 14th 9·30·3.00 If rain· ca ncelled Cocktatl Wattress App ly tn person at The Me•gs tnn, Yard Sale, Friday and Pomeroy, Ohoo Saturday, 2320 Jefferson, Point Pleasant, W.V. Need a Job? Ever thought of workmg on a towboat? Yard Sales, Corner Smith The river Industry e mploys and Locust Streets, Hen· thousands of men women derson, Friday and Satur· Work 30 days· Slay home 30 day 911110. day s. For Information con· cernlng towboat e m YARD sate Friday 14th. & ptoymenlwrlle : CRF . Inc, Saturday 15th. at Gallipolis P.O. Box 121, Depl. 484, Ferry by Beale School. Doniphan, Mo. 63935 For Baby clothes, clothes, TV, fast reply please send selt· addressed stamped en Stereo, cub, walker, toys vet ope. 8 Public S11e & Auction Situations Wanted 12 Have vacancy in my home for elderly . Ambulatory man or woman. 7 years ex· pertence. 667·3402. Tuppersptatns,Oh. Auction every Fri. night at the Hartford Community Center. Truckloads of new merchandise every week. Conslgments of new ·and used merchandise always welcome. Richard Welding, gas and electric, Reynolds Auctioneer. 275- field or shop. Phone 304· 675-3/on after 4 P.M. 3069. Protess 1onal Serv1ces C& L Bookkeep1ng Bookkeeptn g & ta x se r v1ce for a ll types of bus •nesses Carol Nea l 446 3862 13 Tam mt Clark wil t decorate cakes for btrthdays, an ntv ersartes, e tc No wed dmg cakes 992 6145 Ptano tun1ng and repat r La ne Dante Is Assoc.a te of Brun•card •' s Ga lltpoll s and Cunn.ngham's At hens 742 295 1 or 992 2082 Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale Beauttful bn ck & frame, 3 bedroom nome w/sce nt c vt e w, wood burnt ng ftrep lace, formal dtn1ng, central a1r w/ hea t pump Lanscaped, I acre tot w/ fe nced •n back ya rd, $45,900 11% ftn ancmg, small down payment Ca ll 446 3766 Modern home, 2 bdr , 5 r by owner Fu ll y ca rpeted, we ll •nsula ted, la rge lot, c1ty schools Ca ll 256 6060 6 rm s , 1/2 basement & other butld 1ngs, 4 acres, rur al wa ter , nea r schools, Merce rv•l le area Ca ll 2.56 6691 New log home on r tver fro nt tn Middleport 446 1552 3 bd room home 992 2777 House. Mea dowbrook Ad dt ft on, 3 bed room, famtly room wt th ftr epl acc, cen tr a l a 1r, basement. Phone 304 675 1542 HOU SE for sa le by owner, 4 bedrooms, ca II for ap· poontment Phone 304 675· 3270 after 4 p m THREE bedroom house, lf2 baseme nt, l'!J acres of ground, 304 675·3279 Property for sa te 407 Lew1s Str ee t , Point Pleasant, Phone 304·576· 2266 Sa ndhill Road, 3 bedrooms, llh baths, double garage, 1m med occ upancy, all elect n c 304·675 5817 HOUSE on one acre, no down payment, S250. per month, black top road, call evenings-304·675·7541 �31 51 Homes for 5•1e They'll Do It Every Time APARTMENT building in Pt. Pleasant, WlO. a month income, phone evenings304-675·7541. EIJ&J i.AVPS I'TOHAINt itlff, SJI.KJRT- ~ ca:lK ~RE - -- - - - , ""'E-AT'S LJA401 ···· HOUSE & a c r e, overlooking Kanawha River , In Ambrosia , call evenlngs·304·675· 7541 . J2 Mobile Homes for Sale TRI · ST A TE MOB IL E HOME S. Ga llipol is. Price r educ ed , u sed mobile homes. CAL L «6·7572. CLEAN USED MOBILE HOM ES KE SS EL 'S QUALIT Y MOBILE HOME SALE S, 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE «6·3868 . Call Skidm ore for mobile homes moved . Gr eenlawn Transport . Call «6·2783 day s, 446·3479 evenings . Li censed & in sured . 12x65, 1 bdr ., woodburner stove, cent. air, new c ar· pet, w ith 20x2 4 garage, appr o. 1/ 2 a c., loc at ed Ra e· coon Cr eek Rd . Call 446· 3820, after 5. 12x60 2 bedroom m obil e hom e w i th 2 lof s. Gas heat, rural water. Close t o c it y limits . Ca ll446· 1294. 1961 Great Lak es. 2 bdr .• air cond ., washer & dryer . Must sell. Ca li 256· 1906 af· te r 2:00. 1964 Cha mpi o n 20x44 double wide $7,500; 1978 Fairmont 70 x 14 $6500 ; 1974 Olympi c 64 x 12 $3500. Call «6·9662 . Kanauga Mobile Home Sal es, Kanauga , Oh. 3 bdr . hou se for sat e by owner , 1 112 acres, level lot, ha s barn & 2 out buildings. Call 379·2550. 12X 60 tr ailer, exce ll ent condit ion . Call 446· 1552. Furnished. air condition ed, underpinning , se t up on lot in Middleport . 4 furni shed 2 bd .room mobile homes. Browns Trailer Park , Miner sville , Oh . 992·3324. Custom bu i lt , furn .. 2 BR . mobile home on r ented river front lot in Mason. All elec., cent . AC , W.O.. cptd . por ches, man y ex tra s. Storage bldg . with work bench. A ·l cond. Must see to appreci ate . 304-773·5680. 1970 Gr egor y trailer, l2 x65 . 2 bedroom , air cond . unit, por ch & awning , good cond ., washer & dryer spa ce. $5,000 . Lot al so for rent . 992·6093. USED MOBILE 576·2711 . ' & 41 Houses for Rent Homes for Rent, L ease or Land contrac t in town or country . Call Strout Realty, 446·0008. For r e nt · hou se Syra cuse. 992·7896. in POMEROY , 205 Spring Ave .·- Nice five room house with two bedrooms, bath, living room , dining room, k itchen with stove lind refrigator furnished . Back yard. Storm windows, in· sulated, forced air furnace make utilities low during heating season . $165 per month rent , security deposit $100 . Adults, no in· side pets. Phone 992·5292, after 5 weekday s, anytime weekend s. 2 bedroom unfurnished, L .R., kitchen, basement, nice & clean, some car· peting, range in kitchen, no inside pet s. Dep. req . 992· 3090. 3 bd .room country home . 985·3846 . LOVELY 6 room cott age in country, $225 . per month with 1 month security deposit . L oc ated 79 Jim Hill Road , Henderson. WV . for inform ation call803·884· 5 pc . dinett set, 3 Living 44 Apartment room suite. Ranges and for Rent TV ' s. 3 miles out Bulaville Furnished apt. 3 bdr ., S195 . Rd . Open 9am to 7pm, Mon . Children acceptable, water thru Fri. , 9am toSpm , Sat. pd. Cal «6·4416 after 7PM. «6·0322 Furnished apt. 1 bdr., nice, Whirlpool washer and $235 . Ultities pd .• adults. Dry er , 6 mon . old, ex · cellent condition $250. 379· Call «6·4416 after 7PM. 2141 I bedroom furnished apt. 992·5434. 992·5914 or 304-882· White electric stove, exc. cond ., new living room 2566. cou ch . Call 446 ·3945, evenings. Modern 2 bd.room Town House Apt . in Tuppers Plains area . No pets. Call May tag wringer washer, GE dishwasher, fuel oil 30~ · 485 · 5285 . tank . Call379·2435. 1 bedroom , unfurnished, total electric . 992·2094. Ray ' s Used Furniture, Ad · dison, Oh. Oak swings $18.95, coppertone kitchen 1 bedroom furnished apt .• cabinet S35, chest $45 , Middleport. 992·7177 . dresser $35, LR chair $125, swinging cradle $25 , break · Partially furnished . 4 fast set $35, antique hutch room s and bath . 992·5908 . $150. Open 9 til 5. Call 367 · 0637 . Apartments . 675·5548. Woodburner. Phone 304· 675·4638. APARTMENTS, mobile homes , houses, Pt . Pleasant and Gallipolis. 614·«6·8221 or 61045-9484. Furnish ed one bedroom apartm ent, extra nice, adults only . No pets. Phone 304-675· 1386. 4548 . Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile home for r ent. Catl 446·4225 or 446·0756. Ni ce furni sh ed mobil e home. centr al air, 1 mi. below cit y over looking river , adults only . Call-446· 0338. HOME . TWO bedroom , un · furnished . One bedroom ef· fi ciency . 304·675·2722 . Small apartment in Pt . Pl easant furnished utilities paid . 304·895·3450. -==~===~~c;;=:=:=:::=== Furnished Rooms 45 :=. . _ :.. ::=====:=. . - SLEEPING ROOMS and light housekeeping apt., Park Central Hotel. 12x65 modern & c lean, 3 bdr., furnished, utilities pd . Rooms with cooking, cable, except for electri c. Con· air, $40 a week. 304-773MOBILE HOME S MOVED venient location on Upper 5651 . Li censed & insured . Call River Rd . across from -==~===;==;:::=.== 304·576·2711. John Deer e Trac tor Sales. 6 Sec. dep. req . Call «6·8558 4:=..__ _.:::s,-p.. a~ce._.,fo__,r~R"'e_.n,-1_ _ Private lot in Centenary . 1972 Shultz , three bedroom. after 5. Call «6·4053 . ga s heat, partially fur · ni shed. 30-4·675-2907 . Trailer s and Apartment for rent, air cond . Beautiful For rent 15 acres of good bottom corn 2 repossessed mobile river view in Kanauga . Ra cc oon ground . Call 446·7732 after home s, 81 mobles, see at PHone «6·1602. 6PM . K&K Mobile Homes Sales, 3411 Jackson Ave . F urn. 2 bdr . mobile home in Crown City . Call 256· COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of 1979 3 bedroom , Liberty, 6520. Pomeroy . Large lots. Call 1..tx70, $14,000 . exc. cond. exc. buy . 304·675·2474 or 2 bdr . trailer, $150. Cail379· 992-7479 . 304·576·2490 after 4: 30. 2435. Large trailer lots for rent 1976, 14x70 BENDIX 2 bdr. trailer furnished, in Middleport. Ca i i992·1101 mobile home , 3 bedrooms, adults only , Brown Trailer or 992·2319 after 5PM. excellent condition, 304·675· Park, 992·3324 . 2820. 47 Wanted to Rent 2 bd .room Mobile home fur · Good Christian family of 4 1•73. 1•x70. 3 bedroom. nished . Pa id utilities, needs to rent a house, no m ~t : : ~ hom: . Will sell fur · located 2 and 2 tenthsmiles pets. Call «6·7781 or «6· nishedf for $7,300., or un· on Rt. 143 , deposit 7377. furnished ·$6,800. 304·882· required , adults only or 2820. couple with one child . Af1er House above Racine Area . 5992·3647 . Minor maintenance & 33 Farms for Sale repair . 304·882·3168. l fA mile out Sandhill Road , Small farm for sale one Point Pleasant. Phone 304mile from state rout 7. Call 675·3834. Merehandlse 256·6663 after 4:00 . 35 Lots & Acreage 21ots with rural water close to city limits, $4,850.00. Call 446· 1294. TWO acre lots· 150 fl . road frontage , city water, beh ind 84 Lumber, call 304 675-6873. 675·3618. Two or 3 bedroom mobile Homes, Furnished or un· furnished . Phone 304·675· 1371 or 675·3812 . Two bedroom furnished mobile home, $185. per month plus utilities, $50. deposit. 304-675·6512 . 43 20 ACRES. black top road. water, timber, Grear Rd. area, $12 ,000 . phone evenings 30~ · 675 · 7541 . Rentals 41 Houses for Rent Household Goods 1 hosp. bed, black & white floor model RCA te levision. Caii446·6322. Frigidair electric clothes dryer-used. Good working cond . $35 . .992·5228. Farms for Rent PASTURE for rent, 40 or 50 head caMie , no horses, good fence, abundance Of water & grass. 304·675· 1269. 44 51 Apartment for Rent Deluxe turn. apart., cent. air & heat. 1 or 2 adults only . Call «6·0338. Three used window unit air conditioners, 4,500-9,70018,000 BTU's, One used 65,000 BTU gas floor fur· nace, One used central air conditioning system 30,000 BTU. One full size mat· tress, One used electric fur· nace. Phone 304·675·3099. PORTABLE Speed Queen dishwasher. $100. 304-675· Apartment no. 3, 2nd floor 3312. furnished . adults only, no - - --:::-,..,-,..,..,---SWAIN pets, ref . & dep. req . Cali AUCTION FURNITURE & 3 bedroom house in city, «6·0957. PAWN SHOP 62 Olive St., S175per mo. Call «6 · ~729 . Gallipolis. New sofa beds APARTMENTS $250, used sofa beds $100, For rent 3 bdr. home with bedroom, rent starts at recliners $80, bunk beds $152 per month. 2 bedroom basement, fireplace. 2 $100, bunkie mallresses wood burners, 2 car starts at $188 per month. $40, maple rockers $49, Special rates for Senior garage, 3 acres near Green maple dinell sets from $125 Elem. , 5300 per mo . Citizens. Call «6·2745. to $175, bedroom suites Jackson Estates. Wiseman Agency, 446·3643. $150, 3 pc. living room suites $199, 2 pc. living New redecorated 3 bdr. in Furnished apt. 1 bdr., room suites 51<10, love seats city. Reference and no adults, $200, electric, water $70, owl lamps $25, ringer paid. Call «6·4414 after washers $75, dryers, pets. Call «6· 1158. 7PM. several refrigerators, utility cabinets, 4 bedroom, central air and Furnished 3 r. with private mechanic's tools, beds, heat, city water, fireplace, bath. 845 Second Ave., sliver stone, TV,s, wood· unfurnished except kit· burners, stero's anq lots Gallipolis. Cai1446·2215. chen. $300 month plus more. Open .lOam to Spm, utilities. Reference and 446·3159. deposit required. 1n Furnished apt. ground floor, 1 bdr., water · paid, Racine. 9~9·2293 . USED AP· reasonable rates. Call 446· GOOD PLIANCES washers, 245.5. Pomeroy · 2 bd. room, dryers, refrigerators, remodeled, 4011 Spring .. ranges. Skaggs Ap· carpeted, security deposit. 41'. furnished apartment, pllances, Upper River Rd., tlOO. Rent $195. Call after 6 adults only. Ph. 446-3733, beside Stone Crest Motel. eve. «6·0171. p.m. 992·2288. 446·7398. 3 bdr. house, apts, commercial hlghwasy Iron· !age. Cali 304·675·5104 or 675-5386. Hou~hold _Goods LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofa, chair , rocker, ottoman, 3 tables, $500. Sofa, chair and loveseat, $275. Sofas and chairs priced from $285. to $795. T abies, $38 and up to $109. Hide·• · beds,$340 .• queen size, $380. Recliners. $175. to $295., Lamps from $18 . to $65. S pc . dlnelles from $79 .. to $385. 7 pc .• 1189. and up. Wood table with ~ chairs, $219 up to $495. Desk $110. Hutches, $300 . and $375., maple or pine finish. Bedroom suites Bassett Cherry, $795. Bunk bed complete with mattresses, $250. and up to $350 . Cap· lain' s beds. $275. complete. Baby beds, $99. Mallresses or box springs, full or twin, $58 ., firm. $68 . and $78 . Queen sets, $195. ~ dr. chests, $42 . Bed frames. S20.and $25 .• 10 gun Gun cabinets, $350.. dinette chairs $20. and $25. Gas or electric ranges, $295. Or· thopedlc super firm, $95 , bed frames $20, $25, & $30 . -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§~~~~~~baby matresses, S25 $35, Used Furniture bookcase, 42 Thursday , May 13, 1982 Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio Page-10- Th e Daily Se nt1ne1 52 CB,TV, Radio Equipment RCA Solid State 100 Con sole. Could be fixed or used for parts. «6·4173. Browning Eagle 23 channel base station, transmitter. and receiver, and 104 power mike, S300 firm . 2459501. S4 Misc. Merchandice Plastic Septic Tanks. State and county approved . 1,000 gal. tank, price $340. Other sizes in stock , haul in your pickup truck. Call 614·286 5930. Jackson, Oh. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES 1975 Case 450, dozer · tractor , 1,800 hrs., very good cond .. $14,900 . Call 446·4537 . RATLIFF ' S POOL CEN · TER Pools sale, supplies & installation. -403 2nd. Ave ., Gallipolis, Oh. Call «6· 6579 . In ground·Ablove ground . 13, 14, & 15 in. tires & rims for sale. 1 used storm door & 2 storm windows. Call «6· 1540. Panasonic AM· FM casset· te car stero, auto reverse, Dolby, new, 1150. Call «6· 9472. 3&4 bed, box springs and mattress, like new, war · drObe with mirror & doors on th~ door. Call till noon or after 4, 446·7832 . 77 Chevy pick up. 7~ Mini motor home. 77 Mavrick, 16 ft . self contained camper. Call245 · 503~ . Doors for sale exterior & interior doors. Call 4460518 . Lawn mower 20' cut, 4 HP, se lf propelled . Call «6· 2855. Gasoline and heating fuel. Call Excelsior Oil Com· pany . 614·992·2205. Antique china cabinet. good condition $30. candy stripers uniform and shoes, size 7. Call 304-675· 1504. 54 Misc. Merchandlce ' by Larry Wright 81 KIT 'N' CARLYLE •• STUCCO PLASTERING textured · ceilings com· mercia! and residential , free estimates. Call 256· 1182. John Deere 450 dozer with 6 way blade $5500. 304-675· 2786 . Marcum Roofing & Spouting . 30 years ex· perience, specializing In bui It up roof . Call 388·9857 . I, CAPTAIN STEEMER Car· pet Cleaning featured by Haflelt Brosthers Custom Carpets. Free estimates. Call «6·2107. THREE lawn mowers, 304· 675·6809. 55 Building Supplies Building materials block, brick, sewer pipes, win· dows, lintels, etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Call245·5121. 56 Pets for Sale DRAGONWYND CAT · TERY KENNEL. AKC Chow puppies, CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siamese kittens. Call -446· 3844 after 4 p.m. HILLCREST KENNEL Boarding all breeds. clean indoor -outdoor facilities . Also AKC Reg. Dober· mans. Call «6·7795. BRIARPATCH KENNELS Boarding and grooming. AKC Gordon setters, English Cocker Spaniels. Cail388·9790 . POODLE GROOMING . Call Judy Taylor at 367· 7220 . Chow Chow puppies, $150. Call 446· 1324. Black toy poodle for sale with papers. Call «6·4946. Black toy poodle for sale with papers. Call «6·4946. POODLE pups, AKC registered . No Checks, 304· 895 3958. PUPPIES . AKC Silver Minature Poodles. Phone 304-882·3596. Siamese cat, 9months old, female. $40 . Phone 304·576· 2757 . AKC Yorkshire terrior, I 112 year old . 3 lbs . $225. Phone 304·576·2757 . S7 Musical Instruments Sp i net -Console Pia Bargain · Wanted : Respon· sible person to take over low monthly payments on spinet piano. Can be seen locally . Wille C Manager : P.O. Box 33, Friedens, PA 15541 . 58 Fruit & Vegetables Television • • vieWing PAINTING · Interior and exterior, plumbing, roofing, some remodeling . 20 yrs. exp. Call388·9652. 8 HP riding lawn mower . 1974 Chevrolet Van . 304·675· 3667 . Call before noon. 23,000 BTU air conditioner , phone 304-675·3812 . Th e D a ily Se ntin e i- Pa g e- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Home 1mprovemints Open Friday, Saturday, 1: 00· 7 : 30 pm Sunday ONLY, Sam Somerville's Warehouse. 7 miles East Ravenswood, Junction I R· dependance Road · Rt. 21. New Era, Surplus Rental Clothing, Army Camouflage, Combat boots, jungle boots, 1~ oz . denim jeans $10.00, Packs. TROYBIL T ROTOTILLE · RS, All models. Discounts! Immediate shipment, Trades considered. Call 703· 942 ·3871 or write Hickory Hill Nursery, Rt. 1 Box 390 A. Fishersville, VA 22939. Thur. .f,May 13, 1982 1~;:::~~::::~::::::::;:::-r,~-::-;:::-:~~?--1 - --- . 61 Farm Equipment 71 Autos for Sale l ·set of John Deere ~ bot· HARTS Used Cars, New tom 16' semi mount plows, Haven West Virginia . Over 1-HillsbOro tri·axle goose- 10 less expensive cars in neck 28' trailer. Call 6U· stock . EVENING 6 :00 6 :30 <API'AIN EASY I ' LL DO WHATEVER t WAI-J T, 256 · 653~ . 1963 model Gravely !rae· tor, WlO.OO. Call «6·6637 . 73 Rambler Ambassador 6 cyl., automatic $250. 304· 675·7455. Starcraft calf feeder . 992· 5258. 73 Dodge, good condition. $1400. Phone 304·675· 1402. One 880 Oliver Diesel Row Crop Tractor . Phone 304· 882·3239. Livestock 63 REG. QUARTER HORSES Training, showing, breeding, sales and bOarding. Contact Dan Beam, Gallipolis, «6·0183 . Reg . Quarter horse yearling gelding, excellent show prospect, shown sue· cessfully at halter . Dan Beam, Gallipolis, 61-4-446· 0183 . Reg . Standard bred mare, 6 yrs. old, ,1,000. 112 Stan· dard bred vearling mare, 1/2 Quarter $300. call 388· 9770. Registered and graded hor· ses, excellent 4-H project. English and western sad· dies · everything imaginable in hOrse equip· ment and supplies, a Iso riding lessons and trail rides and horse training. Ruth Reeves, Hoof Hollow. 614-698·3290. Young brown laying hens. 992·7713. Yearling Charolais bull. 78 FORD Mustang II Cobra . Good running con· dillon, need lillie body word, 70,000 miles, $1700. Phone 30~ · 773 · 5157 or 30~ · 773·5978. 1978 Mustang II, -4 cyl, automatic, power steering, power brakes, AM· FM. $3,000. Phone 304·675·3186 or 675·2808. 1981 Chevette, excellent condition, 4 speed Iran· smission, loaded, lots of ex· tras. Call 304·675·7521 after SP.M . :C2c==;T;::r=u=c:;k='s=;= fo=r=:S:=a:;le= = 7 1968 ford Truck, heavy duty 1/2 T, good cond. Call «6· 3630. 74 Motorcycles 81 Suzukl850 GL, full dress. shaft drive, black, like new. Call256·1141 after 5 :00 PM. 1980 Harley Davison FX· WG wide glide, lots of ex tras , 1.700 miles, exc . cond . Call446·7781 or 446·7377. 1979 Honda CBX. 6 cyl.. header & sport fairing, $3,000. Call «6·1724. 7~2 · 2535. For sale·2 yr. old polled Hereford bull . $550. 742· 3045. 2 Palomina horses and colt, Simco saddle and briddle included. 304·895·3450. FOR sale·3 registered Polled Hereford bulls, 18·24 months old . Also cows & calves. Calf 304·675·1888. TEAM work horses with harnesses. One Seminole bull. 304-882·3239. Three quarter horses. Call 304·675·5955. SUPER BUYS Fruit reg. $25.00 now $9.110 ea. Bedding FOUR year Appaloosa starting at 60 cents and up. mare, very gentle, 304·675· Eno General Store. Phone 3812 . 388~9038. Sweet potatoe plants·7 dif· 6,5c___:So:eed=,:,&,_F:_::ert=il:.:;il:::e,_r__ ferent varities, Robert W. BULK BLENDED Lewis, Rt. 12~. Racine. 843· Agricultural ferti l izer 2432 . delivered & spread or delivered & dumped or For Sale or Trade picked up at plant. Bien· 59 ding service hours 8 to 4, A lot of different parts for Monday thru Friday, other 350or 400 engines. Also par· hours request on spreader ts for 74 Impala . interior buggy rentals. A complete perfect. 742·3063. independent buslnes. Farm Equipment serivce, Cllf· For sale-Used brick, doors ford w. Snyder owner, 'exterior· interlor' with Jackson, OH, 286·4983. frames hardware, oak stairs, glassed oak mantle, ..... ' water heater, water pressure pump motor, steel beams, storage cabinets, 10 speed bike. 3 speed bike, 71 Autos for Sate wrought Iron love seat, 1976 Grand Pllx, PS, PB, & assorted tools. 992·6254. air. 65,000 miles, very good cond. Call388·8769. .... . ........ ............... ~ ............. -····•···· ~ ~ 1969 Pontiac Bonneville, --·~ For sale long bed topper for fully equipped, good cond., ' ... . . . compact truck, 2 sets tool $650. Call 446-4630. & tl• estaeM boxes, side mount 8 ft. 2 window air condltlon~rs, 81 Chevrolet Chevelle, 6 10x20 awning, V·6 black months old, like new, 8,000 Max. outboard 175 HP 61 Farm Equipment mi. Ca11 «6·7053 after 9 motor boat and trailer, 1977 Sears Lawn tractor p.m. or inquire at Shoe 1~x24 Sturdy House andmower$500. Phone3o.4· · World. building. 304·675·4424. 675-5289 . 1981 Harley Davidson Sturgis 742·2501. l973 CB 450 Honda . Good cond. $600 . After 5. 992·5465. 1981 Harley Davidson LOOOcc sport. Blk . stock .• mint cond ., 980 m, l.ots of Chrome. $3,500. or $1,700 assume loan. Call 797·3218 after 3 p.m . 1981 KAWASAKI KX 250 motorcross, good for en· joyment or ready to race, very good running • super shape, plus many new par· ts·cyclinder & piston & ring. Low price $1195.00. After 5 p.m. 304·895·3559. 1981 KAWASAKI KDX175, excellent condition, 30~·882 · 2428 . 1978 Kawasaki 400, cellent condition, miles, $950, 882·2636. ex· 3~00 1981 Honda, 400, motor· cycle, less than 2,000 miles. good condition, 51200. Call 304·882·3506. 82 Honda 250, 2 helmets, call675· ~149 or 675· 1626. 1980 KAWASAKI KOBO, WlO.OO. 304-67S·2526. 75 Boatsand Motors for Sale 7V2 Horsepower Sears outboard. Excellent. $275. 388· 8801. 14 fl. John boat with 40 H P John motor, electric trolling moto, plus extras. As.k lng $1.300. Call «6·2918. 1979 Starcrafl 15 ft. trl· haul, ski & fishing boat, 80 H P Mecury, ski equipment, exc. cond. Call 367·0394. 20 ft. Gator boat trailer. 388·9755 or «6·1642 ext. 332. ~=========.1=:========:..11948 Chevy Coupe, runs -===:;:::~;;:::=="== good. 1961 Jeep 6 cyl., good i6 Auto Parts cond. New tlres, rebuilt & Accessories engine. Call till noon or af· Different parts for 350 and ter 4, 446·7832. Chevy engine. Trans., gas and water pUm· 1970 Buick LeSabre fair 7~2· 3063. cond., $500. ·call446·30n. 1969 Chevelle SS 396, 4 spd. Ford Fiberglass Call446-6632. 304-773-5700. 1m topper. n====~A~ut~o~R~.~"~I~r=== Datsun B·210 2 door hatchback. 5 speed. $2,100. Ouallty Autobody' & Paint 992·2065. work. Professional custom • palnt work on motorcycles. Nova. new <100 englne, 4 Auto Trlm Center, 446-1968. speed on the floOr, cutlass camping wheels/ cutlass lntylor, 71 comp. tuned up. Wll! sell Equipment with racing acceaorles. 69 .model. and well worth Pace Travel Trailer. 20 112 $1495. Caii7G·3063 after 5. X 7. Self contained. $1500. 992·9902 ask for Linda. ---====;_____ 79 MotorHome , &Campen PhOne WIMIIbaiiO In exc. conct. Call446-2203. 7 :00 decks, pressurized pine, estimate cedar &. redwood . Free Call388·9762 . Painting , roofing , plastering & chimney repair . Call 388·8198 for free estimate. BORN LOSER Interior & Exterior Pain· ting . Need a new roof or gotters? We give free estimates, references. Call 7 :30 4~ · 7677. Special March and April only. Gene's Deep Siloam Cleaning. Scotch OIIUrd . Free estimate. 992·6WI I 1 Gene's Steam Carpet Clean·Scotch Gaurd· Free estimates· sprin~ specialsGene Smith, 99:1;/al'l . ---~- RON'S Televi""" Seevic~ . Specializing Ma Zeni'tt and Motorola , Qeezar, and house calls. Phone 516·2398 or «6·2454. F & K Tree Trim91ing, stump rell)llval. 675· 1:U1 . ! •' I !' • ANNIE IJII-{)11.' 1M' Sl& ~T KNOWG 50METliiN'5 IS' .1 - rtr HO WONDER! 8 :00 JUGT AS WELL BE ltfANHOLE CtJtfERS ~ H16FEET! "&UU." MI&IIT ~H' RINGLES'S SERVICE 11x· perienced mason, roofer, carpenter, tlectriclan 1 general repairs and remodeling . i>ftone 304-675· 2088 or 675·4560. ALLF.YOOP STARK'S tree and lawn service, free fertilizer with annual care, Insured . Phone 304·576·2010. JIM$ Pest Control. Call us anytime for your termite prob l ems . Free In · spections. VA & FHA forms available. Licensed & in· surtd by Ohio & wv . All word done by a qualified & trained service man . 304675·3536, 30H75-,j6()3. 6R"-L 5 ,, l.ASOI.INE ALLEY I don' need Joel £lead me home! BUILDING:!. ,•.,odellng, carpentry, rooting, plum· bing, concrete work . 304· 675·2440. 87 Hoi' it, wheel! Not sofas'! Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone «6·3888 or «6·«77 83 Excavating Gal lipolis Diversified Con· st. Co. Custom dozer & backhoe work . Special farm rates. Call us for free estimates. «6·4440. WINNIE Lawrence Sidenstricker Backhoe Service. Cal l 675· 5580. 84 Electrical & Refrigeration Appliance service on refrigerators, freezer, washers, dryers & electric ranges. C~ll «6·8295. I WAS HOPIN6 WE COULD lET BYGONeS~ IJ)I50NES ANP ACT liKE RIM!LY A6AIN / 6f»P.I I AA~ THIHK WE'Vr SURf, fNOU6H PR06RfSlS ORVILlE ON 7N/S VISIT/ NON ••• IF YOU'LL EXCU5E ME, I'M GETllNG TIREP.•• .. . I'll BE GOING NOW. SEWING Machine repairs. service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors. Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 992 · 228~. 85 Generol Hauling JONES BOYS WATER SERV ICE . Cal l 367·7471 or 367-0591. Need something hauled away or something moved? We'll do II. Call «6)159 or 614·286·5740 after 6. BARNEY VOU BEEN SmiN' ON VORE SmER ALL OAV, TATER·· -- vou NEED SOME EXERCISE Now Hauling l imestone-fill dirt-top soil·gravel. Free estimates. Call 367·7101. J IMS Water Service. Call , Jim Lanier, 304-675-7397. If you need your trash hauled away, call· Harper 304·675·5868 between I PM and S .P. M. Lawn mower repaired. 16 17 Upholstery TRI .STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Ave., ~alllpoils. 446-7833 or «6· 1833. MOWREYS Upholstery Rt. 1 Box 124, Pl. Pleasant, 304· 675-4154. ®Magnum . P.l. A dwarf, a girt and a Sumo wres tler spell tntngue (A) 160 mon 1 (I) Sneak Previews Each week co-ho st s Roger Eben and Gene Stskel gt ve vtew ers the 1ns1de story of what' s curren!ly maktng the scr een a t the local mov te theat ers B:30 ffi Top Rank Boxing from Fort Worth. TX Cil lil (l2) Mork and Mindy Mark . Mtndy and Meanh dec td e to go public about Mark 's roots (I) Good Neighbors GJ) Media Probes ·soap Opera s_· Host Ruth Warn ck 'from ABC's 'All My Chold· ren · goe s behtnd -thesce ne s of her show and track s the creattve ev olu tton of one dramatic scene [Closed Capto oned [ 9 :00 Cl) MOVIE : ' The Evil' (I) 700 Club IIJ lil !1Z Barney Miller Conclu s1oo The 12th . preCinct ha s to move tn 30 day s. Cl) Difl'rent Strokes Be· cause he IS so short . Ar nold learns gtrl s won' t gtv e htm a second glance. 0 Cil ® The 1982 Miss USA Pageant Bob Bark er hosts the 31st annual ev ent . (2 hrs .l ([)To the Manor Born (Jj) Sneak Previews Each week co-host s Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel give vi ew ers the tn side story of what· s currently makmg the screen at the local movie theaters . 9 :30 CII lil (l2) Taxi Louie' s on· suits prompt Eiatne to get help from a femintst group. IRI CD Gimme A Break The Chief grounds Julie . 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Cll .-MOVIE: 'Take This ~b end Shove It' (I) Another Ufe (I) All In the Family Cll • (jJI Nl9htllne • Cll Quincy Serving •• a juror on a homicide case, Quincy hears erroneous evidence which could send an innocent man to prison. IR) (60 min.) (I) Captioned ABC News I ;; I THERE MAY BE A FORTUNE TO 6E FOUND AT TH E 6 0-:TOM OF TH IS VESSEL. [fJ NACAMI CJ D I Now arr ange the c~rcled letters ro form the surpn se answer. as sug gested by the abOve cartoon Print answer here A KI I I XI ] (Answers tomorro w ) Yesterdays I Jumble s SPURN POUCH MORTAR LAVISH . . .. Answer Could th ey b e chrse ters empl oyed on ·ret tel projec ts? - SCULPT ORS Jumb.. Book No. 19, containing 110 puzzles, Is available lo' $1 9~ postpaid lrom Jumble, cJo this newspaper, Box 34, Norwood. N.J. 07648. Include your. nama, address. zip code and make c hecks pay.111ble to New sp aperbook a BRIDGE Real world bridge By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag NORTH 5-13 -82 • 82 South lookll over dummy and wishes he had forgotten about his 100 honors and raised diamonds to wind up at a very comfortable dia· mood game. or course, in Utopia South could simply ruff the second club. draw trumps with three leads. knock out the ace of dia· • A K 8 tK QIOJ43 + 54 WEST • 10. • 10 9 4 . EAST + 954:1 • 4.16 t A 82 +K Q.1 73 ' + A 10 9 il ti SOL'TH + AK()J 7 monds and make an over- • 7 53 2 trick at lour spades. In this mundane world. trumps break 3-3 only 35 percent of the time and South wanted to design his play to guard against a 4· 2 break . Should he discard on the second club ' The opponents might well shift to diamonds. II that suit broke 3· 1 a diamond ruff would give them their third trick. Finally, South lound a way to have his cake and eat it too. He trumped the sec· ond club and led a diamond . The opponents got their dia· mond ace and a diamond ruff, but the diamond rulf was only their third and last tJ 96 +2 Vulnerabl e Ea51 · Wcst Dea ler · North Wt•s t Pass Pass Pass No rlh East So uth It l 'a~ :-. 1 '; • ~-.. :1• l'a " ~ 1' .~ -..-. 2+ 4• Open mg lea d 1• +K beaten four spades'' Wes t would lead ace. sma ll of diamonds. Eas t would r ulf and und er\ ead h1s ace of trick . Do you see that 1f East clubs. Wes t· would wm an d gi ve East a second d1amond and West were playing with mirrors they could have ruff . ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Spanish province 1 Court action 3 Unseen 5 Gather 10 "Art of Love" investor 1 Dutch author township 11 Cerebral 5 Sealed vial 13 1,609.35 6 Corne up meters against Yesterday's Answer 14 Uttle 15 Island (Fr. I 7 Sluggard's 19 Nonpaying 30 Fill with JOY inspiration profession 31 Deluded 16 Furrow 8 Silent 20 Rio de Ia _ 12 wds . I 17 Aglow 9 Satisfy 23 Keep 33 Check 18 Call off 12 Missive 24 Decorated 36 Dean Mart m 20 Map; chart 16 College 25 Plant stern rnov1 e 21 Elm or oak 37 Fonn er in 27 Grayish 22 Not on time U .S. terr . green Oregon 23 Accelerated ~,---,;--r.,...,.25 More abject ..,.....,.,.--,;--r.;-26 Dutch cheese 27Gam 28 Sundered 29 Paint 32 Skill 33 Opposite of NNW 34 Bullring shout 35 Instinctive 37 A pair 38 Lacked 39 Anent 40 Stage story 41 Acute DOWN 1 Provoking mirth DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE Is Here's how to w o rk it : AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW :oo u m m o m em M. H. Re,.lr Mobile Home. Sorvlce; Roof painting, blocking & leveling. Vee. Escort Ser· , vlce. Call 245·9514 after 5PM. 0 Cll CD 0 CI1 ® lil <l2l News Cil Andy Griffith CII ABC News ()) Doctor In the House ®Over Easy 0 Cll CD NBC News (IJ $50.000 Pyramid Cil Gomer Pyle CI1 Muppet Show 0 CII ® CBS News (])Dr. Who ® Ulias. Yoga and You lil (l2) ABC News 0 Cll P.M . Magazine Cll MOVIE: 'Penelope' (IJ Buil's Eye (!)This Week in the NHL Cil Carol Burnell and Friends (J) Entertainment Tonight (!) Happy Days 0 (])Tic Tac Dough (]) ® MacNeii· lehrer Report ®News 1il (l2) Muppet Show 0 (I) Major league Baseball: Cincinnati at Pittsburgh . (I) Race For the Pennant 'The Rooktes· Hosts Ttm McCarver and Barry T ompkins tak e a look ctt ba seball rookies throughout the years . Cil Another Ute (!) ESPN Sports Center Cil Sanford and Son (]) 0 CII Family Feud CD Laveme and Shirley (I) Business Report ® Richard Simmons (fi) All Creatures Great and Smail OJ UZl Entertainment Tonight Cll MOVIE : ' Steel' (]) National Geographic Special (!) ESPN Sportsforum Cil MOVIE: ' Spencer's Mountain' (]) lili1Z No Soap, Radio CIJ Fame The puptl s at the school begm a new sem es· ter . (RII60 mon I 0 Cil Water wells . Commercial and Domestic . Test holes. Pumps Sales and Service . 304·895·3802 . ADVANCED Seamless Gutter · Doors . Offering continuous gutterin~, seamless siding, rooflnf, garage doors , fre• estimates, 614-698·8205. Unscramble these lour Jumbles, one letter to each square, to fo rm tour ordinary words . 5/13/82 ANO YOLI'L/.. HELP ME, TOO! wood m'\1 ft fl\fwt ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME l9 ~~ ® byHenriArnoldandBob l ee ~ THURSDAY French City Painting residential & commercial, interior, exterior, paper hanging, & textured ceilings. Call 367 · 778~ or 367·7160. Creative 11 PEANUTS 'r'ES I HEARD 1liAT SHE MAV ~lAVE ANOREXIA ... IF '1tXI FINPHER, 61VEIIER Mf RE6A~~ I DOUBT, ~OWEVER , THAT YOU'LL CONVINCE HER TO EAT A D006HNUT! One letter simply stands for another In thi s sampl e A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters. apostrophes, the length and forn;tatton of th e words are ali hints. Each day the code letters are d11torent. CRYPTOQUOTES QSHGMFGHW FITCSFTI QCWFMFGB XHGMB . - G C TBFBMI:l VAT SO FT HJH N R Yesterday's Cryploquote: All, THAT SUCH SWEET THI NGS SHOULD BE FLEET , SUCH FLEET THI N G S SWEET! -8WINBURNE �Page-12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy - Middleport, Ohio Second annual crafts show set this weekend Area deaths Howard Quillen Final touches an• bl'ing put on the second ann ual Mason County Arts daughll'r-in-law, Paul and Dorothy and Crafts Fair sch<"duled to b< heltl Amb<rger, Syracuse; a daughter this weekend at the West Virginia and son·in-law, Mary Ann and National Guard Armory on Rt. 62, Charlt•s Cha ncey , Syntl' USl' ; gra ndnorth of Point Pleasant. ('hildn•n, Megan and Jane Am- . The event is sponsored by the lwrger and R1ek and Michael ChanPoint Pl••asant-Ma son Count y Roush Word ha s been n•ce1vcd hen· of the d•·ath of Howard Qu1ll en, Santi'•', Caltf. . furnwrl y of Syntcusc. Mr . Qu illen IS survivl'd by hiS w1ft• . urw son . Jl'rry. grand· ('hJidn·n . and a host of rclatl vl'S and Sy lvw , Gerald H. Amberger :;un Chamber of Commerce. F'orty-fi \'c booths <Jn• n 'gisten·d t Han k r Ambe rgt'r . 70. Sy nwust·. til ed Wt•tlrwsda y m g ht ill Vdt•ra ns Mt 'lllOrl <.t l Hus p1ldl. Mr. Amlwn• t•r Wi-:I S a sun of lht· l<:i k Ht · ru·~ and Mar ~ f'ustt'r Ambt•r).!l' r . Ht · v.CJ ~ abo pr t·t·t·th•U 111 dt· ath by a w1th sevl'ral local crafL<men from last year return inl! and rni::lny first- (llnc cra fts b<i ng offt•rt•d, includ mg f ~t· wlln g . Burial will be in Bt•t•ch Gro ve Ccrnelt·ry. F'rH·nds ma y c<:tll at lht· funeri::ll horne i::l,nyttmt· . M <Hlt ' Judgment sought Hull;llld ;111d Mo·l''" 1.. f:bl111 , RL I , Holland Wt · nd ~ !<. C<-~ l w l! fr!t •d for support untkr th~ · Ht• t·rproc<:t l Agrl't 'llll'nt At'l al-' a rn sl Ma tlht ' \\ E . J.onl.'. Emergency runs Tht· Hat'lflt' F:lllt'rgl' nl'y Squad at 11 ·26 a .rn . Wt•thwsdct y look Owt'll Antit'rson fro m Ht\"t'r St. to VdtT<IIl.'i Mt· tnnn cll Husptlitl. Thts morntn g <:t t 12·44 a .m .. l11t · Hulland Un1t tuok Huby Hallida y frotn Harrtsum·tllt· lP Vd t-r ans Mt·munal Hos pttal and Rcwtnt · at 8:21 a.m. took l.lnyU Ntn· frolll ht s honll' to Holzt•r Mt ·Ut t ·a] Cen lt ' r . End marriages Thrt't' tnil iTICt i-! L'S Wl'rt' a lso dt ssu!vt•d E a r l Mr eha el Johnson <:Jlld In s Chrrsttnt• Johnson : Glort<:J Ht J! J.!S and Da vttl Rt g).!s : Da ,·ul R. Jl'nk1n:-. . <t nd Pl'lra M. .lt·nk tns Inspection Friday Middleport Masonll' Lodge :l63 wil l hold iL-; annu a l tn s pl'Clton F'nda y, M"'' 14, "t 7:!0 p111 Wurk 111 ma ster ond nwmllt'rs to a tll'ntl rn ason dt• j.! ret·. <:tAi 1lT faskt·d t• l\ uw naft lt'am. Rdn·s hnwnt s wt!l bt· st·r vt·d Thl' fair wil l st" rt al I p.lll . and flll'd by R1chard Mees, Tlw V01·al Music Dt·partment of M•·1gs High School , di rected by Ed M1ddlq l0rt. Harkkss, wtll prese nt il'i e:tn nu al spnn g t'Uilt'l'rl <i l 3 p.m. Sunt..l t:t y ctl 1111' M1ddkpurt F1 rst U111led Prt'siJytt•rt<:tll Churl' h. Tilt· st·pctralt · ~· roups uf llw depart nll' nt- tht · ( ullq.! tUill Musrcum. thl' rhu tr ctnd tilt' Choralrt·rs-will bt· fHT St'lltlll J.' <:t vartt·d pro~ rmn a t tht· Tht' Collt' L! llllll annucrl t'\' t•nt. Mus tl 'Uirl wil\ i)t' t.lolll J.! St'\"t'r<:t l nurn l)l'rs whtt"h llwy prest•nlt•d 111 tlwtr n ·t·t·nt ' tstl to W<i shtn J..! tun . D. C. Till' ltghlt'r ttUIIll)t'rs of lh t• t'tlllt 't'l"t wtl l ht· tlont• by tht' Cho r<J itt •rs i::llld \\t il 1ndudt.· a nH•dley fro111 Cho rus I .II H'. DIX H' M··lody and lhl' Old Soft Shot· Song. All of lht· grnups wt\1 'i'·omhuh· to ti tI st•n •rctl selt-dtuns. All e~lunuu lllt'tnbers uf lht• d1otr an· tn vtkd tn jntn Uw depctrlllh'nl tn lilt· f111a l numl ll·r nf Sund<J y's t'Onn-rl , " Old Insh Bll'ssing" . Tht:n· ts no admtssion l'iutr t! t' <:tnd tht' publil' ts tm·ited . ex- t•nd alB p.rn . F' ntl a ~ . Saturda y hours <:tl"t' 10 <UII .-8 J).l ll. a nd on Sunda y 1l wtll bt· opt·n from noon.{) p.m. Adrnts.sum IS $1 for ad u\l.'i <-tlld l'ht\d rell undt·r 12 w11l bt· admtlkd for frt•t •. Lo c a l t'X ht b1 I ur .-. ctl rt•ctd y Spring concert scheduled Sunday dlq>nrl . <i lld Ant ~ Bl'lh Ha ll l' y, 18 . dt ·s i ~ ns K1k hl'n staffed by llmst f:piSropal llw property . Hun" ld Al ll'n Hanmg, 19. Mid- llw amount uf $15 ,511.1 7 has bt•t·n ftl ed I ll Mt•JJ;:! S Count y Cornu ton Pll'a s Cuurl b ~ lilt· F'arrrH"rs Bank ;.rnd Sa vtn gs C o .. Poll1tTtl_\" , <n!atnst (;,·ri-i!d C Eb!tn. 1\t. 1. pysHnky I, wilh lhl' 1.000-yl'ar-uld Church wumt' n. offe r ttl J.! sna eks as wt·ll as dtnrll'r ur suppt·r fur lht.• day . Darwin . Mees ad vtst·d Lhctt within tht· last t·ouplt• of days a 150 foot t'Oil of plasltt · pipt · wa s taken from hr s r ropcrly. J . D. Dn lltng h<Jsa well 1111 A ma rTI<:t L!t' )Jt 'l' I1St' was ISS Ul'LI Ill Mt'li!S Count y Proball' Court to 111 r ~ port • 1982 Bob Evans Farm s. lnc Horne cookrng wtll bt.' an addt•U ft•ctl un · thts ye<ir , wtlh the Country tra1lt' r. Tlw uwid l' nt is unth-r m\' t•stJgatl on . Tlw dt·pa rl tnt·nlrs tm'esttgaltng a thdt Burcham, plained and l'Xhib1ted . had rome throu gh the eeil ing of tht.• Marriage license I\ sutl 1 process of crt•ctting tht> hom" and diSCO\'l'red that a bullet s\· tll e, told lht • s lw nff's dl' p<i rtn lt' nt hi' wets tra n ·lt ng west on 681 wht·n hl' thn·w a t"l ).!art ·tle uutlht' wtnd ow. Tlw t't).!<trdl t• was blt)W il bat ·k 111tn tht · \"l 'htt' lt•. Wlwn Smtth ctllt·mplt •d to rt·adl for tt. ht:-. n ·hw!t• ran off tht• rt l. ! hl suit' uf tht• ht l! hwa y tnl o ;r dtl d l. Ju lm Harrt .'i oll, Hatll' y Hun Huad . nu tt ftnl lht· slwrtff' s th·pa rt nH·nt Rosanne Un iqul' to the show thiS yl'ar w1ll Wt·drh·stlay evc nm g that Ill' i:lnd hr s fanul y !ward sorn l'lhing hit thetr lra t!t•r. l.alt-r that t'V t'll lng <:t fa nuly lnl'lll bt·r cnll' red a bedroom tn lht· rnobllt· 8:05p.m. un SR 681 . Char b .J. Sm1th . ~ 5 . HI. I. R•'l'd- ceramics: Southside, custmn woodworking ; Garnet Elliott, Rodney, maerame, floral arra ngemenL' and crochet ; Lorrame Lowther, Gallipolis, tole and oil paintings; Carl and Fay•· Cook, Point Pleasant, tole and stained glass. Point Pleasa nt, ceramics and oi l a nd O.L. !Tubby! and Helen Fitwakrcolor paintings; Allen and Jan•• Yoho, Point Pleasant. tole and zRandolph , Point Pleasant, wood carving, wood burni ng and painted dt•curat ive painting. ,---------------------------------------- bt· intn calt • Ukran ian Easter L' t! gs Deputies investigate complaints Tht· Mt·t gs Count y Slwnff's Ot'partnwnl wcts nottftt·d uf a smgll- n u· at ·nd enl tha t t}('L' UITl'd Wednt'sda;. at Stepleton, Ga llipolis, tole and decorative painting ; Mary Wheeler, Point Pleasant, ceramics and dollhouse miniatures ; Elwanda Blake, Pomt Pleasant, seat caning; Linda Bragg, Gallipolis Ferry, counted cross-stitehery; Betty Irvin, items; Howard and Mary Huck, New Haven, wooden toys, planters and dolls; Zelda Knapp, Point Pleasant, baby items, pillows and aprons ; Mason County Extension Homemakers, quilts, crochets, knits; the Rev . Henlllln Hayes, Point Pleasant, wood carvings and flowers; Gallia-Mason Stepping Stones. macrame, quilting and knit items; and Geneva Nolan, Syracuse, lapidary, gem stones and jewelry. nt•l'dl t•rre:tft. woodcarvln ).!. lca thertTafr, jl'wclry, n : r<Jrnlcs , toys and min iatures. Most art ist'> an· l' Xpl'ded to dt·munstrall' tlll'ir lTafl'i whik tend tng to thetr sl<i lwns . Fnday at tlw Ewmg Funeral Home w1th the Hev . Stan ley Merrifil'ld of- S lSl t' l . Pamela Taylor, Apple Grove, rej..!istered for the event an• Jan and Mr. Amberger was employed as a part-tunl' st•c urity guard ctt tlw Ga\'l n Plant. Sl'rVI!'es wil l bt· held at 3 p.m. (;t·ra ld Wlft · . a t·ey ; a i:I Unt, Clara Custer , Mint•rsvillt•, and st• veral cousins . fiWIHb . Sun 1\' l ll t..: art· tu s Ambefl,.!l' f ; Thursday, May 13, 1982 · SPONSORED BY HOLlER MEDICAL CENTER AND OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. -- Market report Alhl'lllo I.I H'~ hwk S.ll t•, Ma ) II . 19112 J t"AlTI.F. Pll ln :s Fo•t•llt•r S h-o ·r , ,(; ,.,,._J Hlltl f "ho •h ,. , .!()()..~ lh.' :i2 :i0-6() 7:1 . :i00- 700 11)1, :i().59 :ill r ,.,.,J,•r Uo·•ft•n, ' c ; , ~ >d ,wd c·J.,,,, ,., .100-5>00 JU.' -46-52. 500-700 lb., 4~ -52 :iO Ft•t•t lt ·• Bu ll:. .c;,Moo.l ,md ( " J~o•w • ·• .1011-!100 lb., 51 -60 50 . 500- 700 lbs 49 :i().~ 25 S lau ~h lt• r Hu ll ~ • (.h o·r 1.000 II).' 1H -52 50 SI,HJI-! hh- r l'uws U! d tl u·.' :~ !i(}.-4.1 &:.. . CHIIIIt'f\ ,ul d( 'ul lt-r, J l 75-40~ Spr ul.:t•r t 'uws • 1!_1 llh · llt-ad 1275-:\85 f"11w a nd f"Hif l'a 1r.\. •lh lho · U1111 1.145-4115 Vt 'itb •CJi,.,, .,.;wd Pn lll,·tfiG-8.1 Ball.\ f "<t ll t'.' :i(l • /h lilt · l[o •;t(l l :lli-85 olh t ho · J',.und 1 :i6- 7fi 1/0(; PHH"ES H•• t:s ~ 55 •N• • I . 1\an ul'. , .wt l t:1l bt ~>fi0... "! \0 Ill', 60 Bul d h•t s "~~, ' 52-:ifi !Jil llut• ·lwr II•>.t 1' -Ui-4ll h •t •dt·l I'l l-!.\ • II ~ Bob Evans Steakhouse is a cut above the rest. l!w lk,ul , !U-5:.! SIWEI ' PHH 'ES S l. IU.:hl t·r I .. uu h~ 57 ~2 !}I) Medical patient Mrs. Herb 1Mary I Roush, Rt. 2. Racme. corn•spundenl of !111· 1.\'l"rt FHIIs an·a fur The Dall y S•·ntmel , IS a 1nt•d1c"l pat1 ent al Pll'asant Valley Hospttal. Hl'r room number lS 122 . Can.ls rni::ly bt• st•nl to her ttl t'<Ht' uf !hi' hosp11<il. r;;:~~~;.;;::::::~~;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ GRADUATION SPECIAL Att: Meigs County High School Seniors Thi s Sa turd ay , May 15, from 2 to 8 p .m ., we will be doing indiVIdu a l portraits of seniors in th eir caps a nd gowns . These are don e in a studio setting . You receive tw o Sx/ photo s and four wa ll e ts - all in full color - for $6 p ay~ bl e when pictures are tak e n . No a ppointm en t is necessa ry - JU St come during th e d esigna te d tim e period Sa turday . 1 THE PHOTO PLACE 09 High St. When it comes to choice cuts the co mpetition just ca n't cut it As a matter of fact, they don't even sell it Lots of our competitors serve only sta ndard cuts of beef. Bob Evans serves only the choice cut It 's part of our old fashioned far m va lues because w hen yo ur reputation is at stake , you're particular about everythin g on the men u. So along with the cho1ce cut you'll get Blue Lak e gree n beans. Dinner rolls made from scratc h every hour and served pip1ng hot from the oven . Freshly chopped cole sla w and farm fresh baked potatoes co mplete with a country helping of rea l sour cream . And these are just a few of our favorites being se rved daily. And we do mean serve . At Bob Evans we do the serving. Starting with the friendly hostess to the waitress who makes sure no meal is co mplete without a nice big helping of country hospitality So if you' re looking for great beef, not something to beef about, come on down to' Bob Evans · Steakhouse and take a step back in time to the good old days . The Steakhouse is located at 1530 Eastern Avenue in Gallipolis. ~ $&&veuw STEAKHOUSE Bob Evans brings you badC ~i~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~P~o~m;;e~r~o~y~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;k folluwtn g tlw tnet'ltn g. Conservation urged All Rat 'Hlt' n·sit.il'nts wt·n· askt·d to t•nnscn·att Vt' Ill tht • U.Sl' of we:tlt'l" tn lht• town todct y by \' illcl!.!l' t)ff irwl s. A problt•rn has bt't.'n tldt.•clt•tl. but tt hcts not ht.•t•n pinned down. Rt.•s tth-nts c-trl' asked to pral'ltn· the nmst>rYatHm polll'y for s t·vera l d<:J ys until lilt' problt-111 t·an bt• locall'LI ctnd l>t' t •X lrt'Jill'J _\' prt ltt •t'lt•d . Veterans Memorial Admltil'd-Earl Anx. Pomeroy ; Owen Anderson . Rae lilt' : Lydia D<:t v1s. Pomeroy; Maurin· Srmth , Mtrw rsv t!l e : Robert Dt.•Mos s . Pu1neruy . Dt st'har ged --Woodrow Kuhn , Vicki Ellis. Horse show planned Th•· jun1or class at Eastern High School will sponsor a horse show Sunday, May 16, at lhl' Rock Springs Filir grounds beg inning at noun. Money due now Anv sehoul or rider participating in thl' recent hike bike and has munev to turn in should contact the Ca rlc:ton School, 992-6683 imrm·diately to make arrangements for the money to oc picked up. YOUR FAMILY SHOE HEADQUARrERS SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR In the Hurt Ill P - • ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ('SUPER SUMMER CLOTHING SALE MAY 15th, 1982 RUN STARTS AT 9:00 A.M. - DOWNTOWN GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 20%0H THE LARGEST SALE THIS YEAR INCLUDES OUR ENTIRE STOCK! SAVE 20% ON •ALL WOMEN.-$ CLOTHING •ALL MEN'S CLOTHING •ALL CHILDREN'S CLOTHING 2 DAYS ONLY, FRIDAY TILL 8 P.M., ,SATURDAY TILL 5 P~M. COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS EL.BERFELDS ·' ,. � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 13, 1982 amberger quillen