http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/adbfc5f9cabd5f85beff2d07afd17cd8.pdf 8eaf76be1e3254787367fad27b397f78 PDF Text Text Page-10-The Daily Sentinel Sister Teresa's visit brings new life to church Area Deaths Bertha B. Custer Bert ha B. Custer, 83, Middleport , died Sa turday evening at Ve terans Memorial Hos pit al. M r s. Custer was born June 7, 18'¥.l in Pom f'roy, the da ughter of thC' late Henry and Sa r ah Findllng I hie. She was also preceded in deat h b~· her husband. John Custer. and one sister . She att endPd the F riendship Chu rc h. , Sht> is su !\lived by onC' son and da ught er-in law , Gerald and I re ne Custer, Chard on, Ohio; one daugh· trr and son-in -law, Clara Frances and Delbert Lightfoot. Rt. 1, Mid dlepor1 ; sister s and brolhPr s·in· l<:t w , HPnrlett a a nd Olen Booth , Pom r roy: Rose and Vic tor Genhic- mer. RD. Pomeroy; M artha andd Bruce Bart on, Columbu s; Leas lv and Lawr(•nce Hy S<'ii. Ravenn a; ChrL"Ine Beegle, Pomeroy and Emma Way l and. Midd le port ; brothf' rs a nd s ister s-in-law. E lmer and Neva I hie. Cheshire; Henry and Ut re,·a I hie. Columbus and Ho· mer and Ruth l hle. Floriffa, Pa.; six gra ndchildren. 11 great gra nd · c hildrr n. sr\·rral nieces and ncphPws and cou sins. F un e ra l srrvicf's will lX' hr ld Tuesda;• at l p.m. at the Rawlings· Coats-Blower Funera l Home with th e Rev . 0. D. McKinney offi cial · ing. Bu ri al will be in Beech Grove Cemetery . Friends may ca ll at the fun era l home anytime today . Curtis L. Luckadoo Funera l for Curtis 1.. l.uckadoo. Rutland. who dim last T hu rsda ;•. wi ll be WPdnrsda.v at I p.m . fro m the Hu nter f 'u nnal Home, Ru· Ha nd. Tile Rcr . Amos Tilli s will offi· cia tr . Burial will follow in M 1\rs Ccmeterv . Max Yt'augt•r Max Yca ugN, Cheshi re. cliPd Saturday at the L<'t' General Hospi· ta l, Pennington Ga p, Va . M r. Yeauger was born April 3, 1903 at Cheshire the son of the late Mote and Ruby Cohen Yeauger. He was also preceded In death by his s t e p - m o th e r , Vi o l a Da cey Yeauger , one son, one daughter and one brother. Mr. Yeauger was a r etired coal miner. He is survi ved by his wife, Fr ances Neal Yeauger ; one son, La w· rmce Yeauger, Cheshire; three daughters. Thelma Mayo, Miami Fla .; Debbie Collins and Neda both of Pennington Gap. Funer al services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m . at the Raw lings-Coa ts· Blower Funeral Home with the Rev. 0 . H. Cart off!· ela ting. Buri al will be in Cheshire ( ;ravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funer al home Tu es· day from 3:30 p.m . to 9 p.m . John A. Chattin John A. Chattin . 75, M ason. died Sat urday at Holzer Medica l Center . He wa s born on Nov. 19, l!Oi in Flat rock to the late Jam es Robert and Abbie G. Steele Chattin . Preceding him in death are two brothers. Bo ris and James Har old Chattin . The deceased was a member of the Operating Engineers Local Un· ion 132 1n Charl es ton and was also a farmr r . Surviving him ar e his wile, St ella E . Chattin, Mason; a son, John Wil· liam "Bill " Chatt in, Reisterstown, Md .; two sister s, Mrs. Ma rjorie Bal l, Mlddlepor1. and Mrs. Dorothy Bu r ri s, Co lumbu s. Ohio ; Ca lHa and ~kig s County rr ~ i ­ aluminum siding thr ough CAll . " Wf''rE' not ln th e aluminum siding bu sin ess ," Barso tti sa id . " Wr' re herr to prov idP ser\·ires for rpsidrnt s. ·· Funera l S!' rv ices will be held on Tuesday at]; 30 p.m . at F oglesong Funera l Home with Rev s. George Hoschar and Bennie Stevens offi· elating. BUJial will be held at the Kirkl and M em ori a l Garden s. Fri end' may ca ll the funer al home today from 7-9 p.m . Indiv iduals should repor1 inci· dr n" of this nature to their respec· tive sher iff's department s, Barsotti concluded . Marriage licenses Marri age licenses were issued in Probate CoUJ11 o John J . Schuenzel, 2'1. Ill. , and Patricia Mae Cerbes. 30 . Ill. ; John Peyser. 34, Rt. 2, AI· bany. and !.Rs lle Schaller, 28, Rt. 2, Albany; Saleh Ali EI·Dabaja , 24. Racine. and Vicky Koste Hysell , 24, Racine. Rutland sponsors Jul y 4 celebration 1\ 4111 of Ju ly t"l' h·bratwn wil l hl' Fm · Tht· firemen will again h<i\"l' Own· Hn nual ox roct st at Rutland Park . Pl'rson s intert•s t ed 111 par· Ad l\"llll'S will bl' l-! 111 w1th <J p<:~ra lk tlt 'lpating in the parade are tu compll'k the form below and mail to Jwld 111 Ru tl a nd un Saturda y . .Jul.v :\. sron son•d . by tlw Rut land I k pC~rtl !l t ' nl . throu ~ h 11 \ "t ' Hut land <:tl 10 <:t .ll, followl'd n ,usw throu ghout tht· d.... y . C an1~·s and a lii lent sho\A.· will al so bt· by JENK IN S, Ky . ! API - Pari· shioner s hope a vlsll by Mother Ter esa , the nun whose work with the poor In India earned her the Nobel peace prize In 1979, has brought new llte to their tiny mountain church. Mem ber s of St. George Parish, who number only aboutlOO people, say the visit Sunday wa s a boost for their Roman Catholic church, ensuring that It would not be forgott en or lose the services of a full -lime par ish priest. " With her coming, we have securit y ," sa id JoAnn Damron. "She's brought back our churc h to About 400 people In this predoml· nately Baplst town of 3,271 gave Mother Teresa a standing ovation after she finished speaking at an open-air pub!lc prayer service. People brought lawn chairs or sat on a hillside behind the church while Mother Teresa repeated the same message she gave in talks to local religious leaders: do small things "with great love." " Many of these people are not Ca· thollc, but they have a wonderful under standing of love," Mother Teresa said at a press ronference afterward. Mother Ter esa's order, the Sis· us. ., I \ ters of Charity, established a rural mission near here in April. Its members became a familiar sight In Jenkins as they moved around town in their white saris. "I'm amazed the way they've been accepted," said the Rev. Ed Randall, pastor at St. George's. "They'll go Into the hollers, where I would not like to be, and not only will they be welcomed, but they'll be Invited back . It's kind of unbelievable. " Jenkins residents report that the four sisters, only one of them from America, have gone door to door asking If there Is anything they can do In the community. I A pasS!'nger in a vehicle Involved In an accident in Meigs County Sat· u1'Ciay was slightly Injured , accor d· ing to the Gallla·Melgs Post of the state highway pat rol. The pa trol said Patricia M . Smith . 42, Circleville, was not trea ted . Smith was riding in a vehicle driven by Adrian K. Smith, 3J, Cir· clevUie, southbound on Ohio 124 near Syr acuse when when I he driver repor1edl y lost cont rul of the vehicle, went off the right side of the r oad and overturned . The Smith vehicle was slightly dam aged , the repo11 said . Timothy L. Cunls, 17, Long Bot · tom . was cited for unsafe vehicle in a two-vehicle cr as h Saturday morning. According to the report, Curtis was southbound on Greenup Lane, one- tenth of a mile east of Ohio 7, at 7 a.m . when his auto met a north· bound vehicle driven by Steven E . Tru sell, 2,1, Long Bottom, on a curve and collided . Slight dam age was listed to both vehicles. The patrol also ticketed Christina M . Jones, 16, Gallipolis, for exces· sive speed in a on('-{:ar accident on Georges Creek Road Saturday night. Jones was westbound at 8; 10 p.m . when she reportedly lost con· trol of her vehicle, and drove off the Meigs County happenings ... Veterans Memorial Veter ans M emorial Hospital reported the following discharges over the weekend : Admissions, Sa turd ay .. M elvln Sargent , Kanauga; Sunday, Eddith Fult z . Coo lvill e. Di schar ges , Operator... 1Continued from page 11 Hunt oper ated his scheme with co-conspirator Paul J . Welsh of Wes tervlll e. They r an the Midwest Consolidated Coal Co. and Ranger Mining Associates, Inc. in Wes t Virgi nia. Although the tax shell er was supposed to stimulate coal produc tion, very little coal was mined . The sheI· ter was allegedly used by Hunt to avoid paying feder al income taxes and r eturn a greater profit to inves tors. Feder al officials showed during the trial that Hunt did not Intend to mine much coal, but instead con· spired to deny tax dollar s to the U.S. Treasury. The current affad av it filed char ges Hunt with offering to sell futu res in the coal mine at Miners· ville while still an official of Coal Power Inc. and the Dark Diamond Coa l Corp. A hearing on the revoking of his probation will be heard July 29. Saturday .. Peggy Taylor, Nicholas Leonard Sr, Lisa Bartoe; Sunday, Lois Cornell . Melvin Sargent , Juanita Chapman, Helen Engle. Probe complaints The Meigs County Sheriff's De· partment Is investigating a break· ing and entering of a house In Salem Township, loca ted on County Road Four. The property Is owned by the ad· minbtra to r of Ve te ra ns Affairs having been signed over to the government at a sheriff's sale. The back door was kicked open and the carpeting from the llvtng room and bedroom was taken. The department Is also invest!· gating the theft of gasoline from a vehicle owned by Louella McKin· nis, Rt . 1, Ewlngton. The theft OC· curred Sa turda y evening on county road 49. Meet Tuesday Past Matrons Club of Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES, will meet at the home of Mrs. Lucille Swackhamer , Mason, on Tuesday , June22, at7 : ~ p.m. .-----------------------------1 right side of the road. The car then struck a newspaper box, came back onto the road and then drove off again, striking an underground telephone cable. The vehicle was slightly dam· aged, the report said. Ervin F . Edwards, 58, Rt. 3, AI· bany, was northbound on Meigs County Rd. 1, two miles south of Ohio 143, at 12: 30a.m . Sunday when his vehicle struck a calf which had wandered onto the road . His vehl· cle suffered slight damage. I I 'i MOTifER TERESA, winner of the 1979 Noble Peace Prize, spoke · In Covington, Kentucky about tbe establishment of one of her missions in eastern Kentucky. The 71-year old nun says that she finds nothing unusual about establishment of a mission here. . V.· ~ftcl WASHINGTON ( AP ) - Consumer prices, spurred by sharply higher gasoline rosts, rose a fulll percent In May, the government said today. The Increase was the biggest since September and amounted, on an annual basis, to a rise of 12 percent. But economists said the new figures do not mean the nation Is losing Its battle against Inflation. Indeed , for the first five months of the year , Inflation at the retail lev el was a modes t 3.5 per cent, calculated annually . Inflation for all of las t year was 8.9 percent; for 19&>, 12.4 percent . But this year, the economists predict, Inflation ohould be from 5 percent to 7 percent. In April, the Labor Department' s Consum~r Price Index rose a seasonally adju sted 0.2 percent after falllng 0.3 percent in Mar ch. This year' s brightened Inflation picture has been largely attributed to the sharp r ecession and the worldwide all glut. But the aU surplus Is ending, a fact reflected in today 's announcement. Gasoline prices rose 0.9 percent las t month, reversing April 's record drop of 6.7 percent. F or the 12 months ending with April, gaso- line prices fell almost 15 per cent. Fuel oll prices were up 0.7 per ccnt las t m onth . a sharp rever se from the r ecord 3.8 percent decline in April. M ay' s su rge ln consumer pr ices was helpC'd by a sharp 2.2 percent Incr ease In home prices, which was partially offset by a 0.8 per cent decline in m or tgage Inter est r ates. Overall, the cos t of housing r ose 1.4 perccnt last month. It had r isen 0.8 per cent in the prev ious month. Rent s wer e up an aver age of 0.8 percent aft er a 0.1 per cent Incr ease In April, the sm alles t gain in two years. F ood price las t month al so rose, up O.R perccnt , compared with 0.3 per cent the mont h before. Higher meat prices wer e lar gely responsible for M ay's incr ease. Poultry, fish, fruit s and vegetable prices all roS<' while egg prices wer e down for the third straight month. The costs of ea ting in res taurant s and of alcoholic bever ages wer e also up. Medical car e expenses advanced 0.9 per ccnt las t month, about the sa me as the 1 percent gain s in Apr:! I The princess, whose marriage to Charles In St. Paul's Cathedral, July 29, 1981, was watched by millions on worldwide television, hllll remained In the public eye up 1.,. Ia<! week. The royal couple Is paying the eq· ulvalent of $220 a day for the 12-foot by 12-foot private room ln the fivestory hospital. Diana had said earlier ln the year that her doctor had given her a due date of July 1, her birthday. Whether the baby Is a boy or girl, It wlll be second In the llneofsucces· sian to the British throne, after Cha· rles . But a first -born girl would be pushed down the Une if she later had a brother. End marriages Sharon Sue Barnett, Rt. 2, Ra· cine, tued suit for divorce against Wayne Virgil Barnett, Rt. 1, Racine. William R. Wilson was granted a divorce from Sharon K. WUson, for· merly Sharon K. Mount. The mar· rlages of Jack L. Lunsford and Sahala J . Lunsford and Roberta A. Black and Robert L. Black were dissolved. !I ,I,. ·' I ,I MOVING IN A suit in the amount of $42,695.59 was filed in Meigs Count y Comm on Pleas COUJ1 by the Farmers Bank and Savings Co., aga inst Charles F . Johnson and K athry n D. Johnson. Rt. 1. Middleport. and George Collins as treasurer. J o y ce M.1nuel re s•dent, Manu el rd ., Let.:~rt, Oh . foll ow Rt . 338 to new R<lc .n e Lock s & Dam , turn lett , follow signs . Trumpe t, canner, e tc . CORRECTION IN III $1950 sar ELBERFELD$ CLEVELAND -Two small boys were discovered dead Inside an old, unplugged refrigerator ln the basement of their home on Cleveland's near west side. Pollee said the Cuyahoga County coroner's office will perfonn tests today on the bodies of Shane Blaine, 7,andCharlesDlckensJr., 4, half-brothers. ' ', ;. ;;~said pollee began·a search for the boys In their neighbor· .hood at about 6:00 p.m. Monday after the boys were reported mlsalng. BJstrlcky said an auxlllary pollee officer checked the basement and found·the bodies when he opeoed ,the refrigerator door, Israeli jets blast Syrian positions CLEVELAND- The winning number drawn Monday night ln the Ohio Lottery's daily game "The Number" was em. The lottery reported earnings of $556,754 from the wagering on Its daily game. The earnings came on sales of $883,682, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $326,928, lottery officials said. He will heed lor the tennis courts In style when he wurs this outfit lrom the Wrangler Bo)<SWUr collection. The knit white tennis shirt has • contrasting . V-neck end sleeve trim that echoes the triple stripes down the short Si«VCS. ChOOH royal, red, light blue, naY)I or kelly green trim. Sizes S,M,L)(l.. Mix 01' I!Nitch the shirt with the Wrangler IIOIId color twill tennis shorts. Fully elasticized walllt triple Wpltc York Clothing House stripes down the side. Available In royal, red, ll!lht blue, ri8YV 01' kelly ,...,. Sizes S.M,L)(l.. Menlbe1 FDIC· The Community Owned Bank . WINNING SIDE- VIncent Fuller, the chief defen· se counsel for John W. Hinckley Jr. is flanked by associates Judith Miller and Lon Babby after their MEN'S & IOYS' DEPT., 111 FLOOR ' '. WW. ROAST STOIIART- Middleport Mltyor Fred HuffiQBD will be oae fJI ~even! people who will ..-.t Middleport aallve Cbacll Stobart c1ar1q the coaeludlag buqaet for the Reptla Weekead FetUvltlel wblcb begia Wedaelday. Tile dblller lloDo'rlq Stobart, eam~~lly bead1ootball co.ch at lbe UDivenlty ·111 Utah, will be held till Suday at f p.m. at Rof81 OakPark. Elberfelds In Pomeroy • • ··- . client was found innocent by reason of insanity in the shooting of Preside nt Reagan Monday in federa l court in Washington. I AP Lascrphoto I Hinckley faces confinement following acquittal verdict WASHINGTON !API - John W. Hinckley Jr., the brooding loner who tried to kill the pres ident of the United States, escaped life In prison but today begins what could be ye· ars of confinement In a federal mental hospital. Hinckley cried and his sobbing parents embraced Monday night when Judge Barringlon D. Parker. as tense as anyone In the cour· troom, read the verdict: "Not guilt y by reason of insanity." Not guilty by reason of insanity of attempting to assassina te the pres !· dent. Not guilty by reason of lnsan· lty of assault with intent to kill four men. Not even guilty, because of Insanity, of carrying a pistol with· out a license. Thirteen tim es, Parker pronounced the insanity acquill al. Through it all. Hincki P\ stood Now he undPr goes a cli ffr r ent so rt of rva luation. Within JO days. Parkl'r mu st hold facing the panel. his head bowPd . Th e jury of seven wo m r n and fi vr m en agonized for 24 hours over fou r day s. Their decision makes Hinck· ley's next stop St. El izabet hs men· a hearing to determine whr i 11Cr Hinckley should r emain institutionalized or be set frcc- the latt er an unlikely course. The judge set .July 11 for a fUJ1her proceeding. hut did ta l hospit a l in Wa ~ h i n g1o n . not One juror told her hu sband thcv " hoped they did the r ight thing." Added ju ror Virgi nia Sm ith to a rP. port er , " Th E>n ' wa ~ not enough f'\' i· dence that he wa s sane." On Mar ch 30, 19Hl , Hinckley ix' nl In a shooter 's crouch and fi red twohanded at President Ronald Hca · ga n with exploding bullets. He wa s wrestl ed into cu stody and since then ha' spent hundred' of hours in int erv iews with trial psy c hi a tr ~ s t s . ~ j)('C ify · 1hf' purpoSP. The law places the burden of proof on Hinckley to show, " by a preponder ance of 1he pvidc ncP t ha t he is not likely to injure himself or ot her per,ons due to ment al il· !ness." HC' would r C'm a in co nfinPd indefinit ely until th e court makes the decision . Th e victim s. referrPd to as " bit pl ctye r s" by Hinckley . wf' r c silent in the hours aft er vf'rdict . ter wa l!'r for the v illage of Pomerov. mav be drill ed in the village of Sy racuSt'. it was rPvea led at M ond ay·~ mf'f'tin g of Pom eroy Council. Mc'<'ting wit h council ex plaining thr ee opt ions ava ilable regarding the dril ling of pruposed test wells was Ceorge H. Mav hew of the Ohio Drill ing Company . Tile fi rst option. according to M ay·h£'w, b to go up str ea m from the present wells three quart ers of a m ile. The second is to go up strea m I.(XXJ fe ·t from the present wells and I he tl .. rd op tion Is to go800 feet down ri ver from the present wells. Mayhew !'<'Commended the !irst option, three quart er s of mile up stream . Mayhew feels that by going up , trcam or below the pres ent wC'IIs soft er w a ter would be loca ted . CJuncil. fo llow ing M ayhew 's r eport . voted to dr ill two tes t wells·· o n ~: up strea m three quarter s of a mile from I he present wells and the other 1,IXXl ft. up stream from the present we lls.. prov iding the v illage gets approva l to tran sfer HUD mer ney from Pr ojec t Ill of 1he sanitary sewage projec t to the wa ter project. Council' s feeling toward drilling two tes t wells is that if both sites prove to bf' good the cost would be less In the long run since the town ca n drill an additional well just 1,IXXl feet from 1he present well and not havr the expense of runn lng pipe such a grea t distance. Council agreed to inform Hank Clel" ncl to begin seeking options on land in the village of Sy ra cuse, so the v illage ca n proceed with the tes t wells immediately, prov iding funds arr approvC'd . Charles F . Mann of E ngineering Associates . Ltd ., p resented council \Vith plans for the w ater line. part of phase Ill of the sanitary sewage projec t in the Kcrrs Run area. M ~.mn said pl ans on the water lines havr lx'<'n sent to the Economic DevPiopment Admini stra tion and ar e ready for bid . Mann suggested that 1.088 ft . of cas t ironwaterlin e from Nye Ave , to the corporation hmll be r eplaced with 12 inch plastic line. Council voted to accept the plan proposed and put it up for bid pending EPA approva l 'rh e on·Iy chanRe 1o be rna de in th e plans is the addition of a water hydrant at Blidge Stree t. M ann also explained thatthe sanitary des ign would be completed in two. weeks. He added there would • mtners • de d vacat•ton; etgs get exten M . Gavin Plant unit to close temporarl1Y One unit at the Jam es M . Gavin Electrical Generating plant wlll be shut down temporarily, according to Donald Nofsinger, vlce-presldent of system plannlng for the Ameri· can Electric Power Co. ln Canton. Meanwhile, the Meigs County mines of the Southern Ohio Coal Co. wUI be closed two weeks beyond the normal two week vacation for min· ers. The Meigs County mines supply coal to the Gavin plant. Otflclals connected with both the Gavin plant and the mines blame the shutdowns on the poor economic climate In the area. Nofsinger said there wlll be no layoffs at the Gavin plant. Em· ployees who regularly work at the unit will do routine maintenance. Nofsinger said the temporary shutdown l< the result of the cool weather bt southern Ohio and the "general condition of the rrom Farmers Bank 8) KATIE CROW Tw o nrw If's ! wells. to secure bet - Boys found in refrigerator 'lltursday thrlllllh Saturday: Fair Thunday and Satunlay. Chance of showers or thunderstonns Friday, HIP. bt the mld-'l'Oti to around 80 'lltUJ'Bday, upper 'lOs and low 80s Friday and bt the 'l'OtiSaturday. Lowslntheupper40s and low 11011 Thursday and bt the 11011 Friday and Saturday. NOT 17.50 AS STATED Syracuse • sites may be drilled NICHOLVILLE, N.Y. - A 13-year-old 'IO'f was defending his home and two sisters when he fatally shot a masked lntrud~r with a :11l-gauge shotgun, St. Lawrence County depulles have conCluded. They said the boy, who has been released Into his parents' custody, told them he tired a warning shot but the man kept coming, so he fired a second blast Into the man's chest. Clear tonight Lows near 55. Winds light and variable. Mostly sunny Wednesday. Highs near 80. Extended Ohio Forecast MEN'S LEVI JEANS SHOULD HAVE BEEN I St•t·t ion , 10 Pagt•s 15 ("('nts ,\ \tultinwdta lnt·. ~f'wspaper 13-year old shoots intruder Weather forecast SUNDAY'S SALE AD enttne ••• IN THE ctnliqUl' ear, ba nd . d e YARD SALE lUE S ., JUNE 21 r verything mu st go in· eluding hou se. Former • ToDAY BEIRUT, Lebanon- Lsraell jets blaSted Syrian artillery positions east of Beirut today to support a tank advance apparently aimed at seizing the Belrut-Damas.Clls highway In Lebanon's central moun· talns, Lebanon's state and privately owned radio stations reported . The military command ln Tel Avtv confirmed the air attacks and said they came after an Intense duel between Israeli and' Syrian cannons. It appeared to be the worst outbreak of Syrtan-Israell fighting since the two countries agreed to a cease-fire June 11. Addn·ss ;rnd Phnnt• NumbL"r . Money sought or Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday , June 22 , 1982 Winning Ohio lottery number When our customers come in to the Farmers Bank, they know they can depend on us to pro· fessionaly handle all of their bank· ing needs. The Farmers Bank has been serving people of Pomeroy and Meigs County since 1904. And we are the only community owned bank in town. And that gives our customers even more confidence to bank with us. For all of your banking needs come to the Farmers Bank. - E ntf'r tainnwnt ('OSh v.·pn• up tU pt 'l"t'(' nt. mat('h ing 1hP ad\·an C'P April. May' s m ·endl 1 J.X'ITt'nl rbP H·a...., tht' bi ggt•s t jump Sill C'P I h<' 1.1. pt'IT('Ill g; lin uf Si •plf'lllbt •r, Ih(' dPp ~u I mf'nt s<..~ id . If pricf's rosi.' for IL st ra igh t n11mt h:-. a t Ma .v' s r atr·, the .\'ear ly j ump would lx' 12 JX'I'Ct•nt . T hL•annual r ai P reported by thf' dr pJrl mt'n t is tx.lst'<.l on a morr ptl'· cisf' calcu lation of m ont hl.v cha ngP:-. ttlan thf' fi gltl"t' l hf' drpa r tmf'n t makPs publi C' . F or thl' 1"2 month~t>ndin g in Ma\. in flationn N't:.7 t ft•ct turl'd . N <-~ n H_' uf En try : fl oC~. I, clothing . j.)I'!Tt'nt , thr llC'W I'('JXH'I sai d A ll thf' prit'f' c h a n ge~ arf' adju stf'd for norm al sea · son.:.tl \·ar ia! iO t:J ~ . I n all. ttw unad ju . . tf'd Con sumf'l" Prl ee Index stood :11 1.Jfj l in Ma~ ·. mf'an ing t h<.1l a hv poth Ptical l is t of good s and sprvirf's cm,t in g $10 in l ~h7 wou ld have cost $:}171 last month . !\ t•xt .\"('Jr. the d<'partmt>nt w ill ctdjust thf' widely niticilr'CI hou si ng componpnt or t hr index by rep lac· ing that ea leulat ion wi th .1 " rf'n ta l eq uivalent " fo rmula . HJd that rT•n ta l t'<JUi \·aiPnt bt'f'n u sPd in M ay, the indf'x would ha vt> rPgisu•n>d a sPasonall y adj usted incrl'aSL' of OJ) j.)I'ITt •nt - CJ n annual ratP of 7.2 j){'rc Pnl. th<' dPpartmPn t XJ.i d . Th f' housin g C'Umponrnt has bN.:>n cr iticized for U\"f'rsta tin g thP r ff P{'t of incrpasC's o r df'f'reases In t10mr prl cf's o nd fin anci ng tX'cause I h o~e fac tor s ar e so hPa\· U.v WPig ht C'd . I n ad va ne(' of tuday' s rPport . ('('onumist s had ca utlom-d again -;! ,.if'wing cmy upswin g as a sign the nation w cl.'o los ing it s battiP aga inst Inflation. ' ~ FROM . In other an•a s, tcx.b y' _.. , n 'port "; tid : - T ra nsporta tion costs rosc0 .4IJ('I'C('Ilt last month. rPfi Pc ting the s ha r p tum-arou ncl in gasolinP prln•:-. Tran spo rt ation co~ ! ~ had faUPn 1.0 {X'ITPnt in Ap r il Pricf's of new cct r s \H'rf' up 0.:1 p<' tTf'nt aftrr rb ing 0.7 p<' tTPnt in Aplil : usr'CI ca r prices row a small 0.1 Pf'ITf'nt aftf'r a O.h J.X' ITf'nt gai n t )J(' mont h tx•fnre. -Appart'l costs ff'll 0.1 JX' ["( 't'nt, rt'\"Prsing a ga in 11f 0.1 percf'nt i n April. Thf' dPd inl' w a ~ attributtxl l.tr gf'l.\' to early summPr '\alPs of womr n's and girl< ,) !.Ill y Kennedy , Rt. I, Middlepurl, Oh1t> 45760 ur call 742-2861 aftt•r 5 p.111 . Trophies will bt• awarded . Na rr lt' uf Group or Or gani zatwn . and Marcil . The Daily ,, I ,it'\.U Consumer prices jump one percent Voi.SI,No.34 Copyrighted 1982 Princess Diana having labor pains LONDON tAP) - With Prince Charles at her side, Princess Diana entered London's St. Mary's Hasp!· tal today " ln the early stages of Ia· bar," Buckingham Palace announced. A brief announcement said the pregnant princess was admitted to the hospital between 5 a.m. and 6 a.m. - midnight and 1 a.m. EDT. A palace spokesman later said It could be "many hours" before there was further news of her progress in labor but he said ther e was no cause for concern, adding; "The Princess of Wales Is In the best of health." II was not known whether Prince Charles would be ln the delivery room, but the 33-year-<>ld heir to the British throne was said to have wanted to attend the birth. The 20-year-old princess, expect Ing the couple's first baby, was ad· milled to the same hospital In London's ?addington district, where Princess Anne, her sister-In· law, had her two children . Press reports had said Diana wanted to have her baby In a hospl· tal while Queen Elizabeth II had preferred Buckingham Palace for the birth. AU three of the queen's children were born at the palace. ' I Passenger hurt in weekend accident on e brother . Robert F . Chattin . Clifton and two gra ndchildren. Con artists operating in area dPnts ha\'{' lx'1' 1l .llf'rtt'd to be o n thP lookout for ron ar tis ts apparrn tl y opf'rating in ttu· <-U'C\1. .J OC' Barsotti. CAA PXPcutivP di · rC'C tor. sai d th i.'-. morning his offi ce has n.'C'Pived a t leas t th rC'f' or four co mplaint s from indi v iduals who wf' r r app roachC'd b_ v groups sPIIing .Monday, June 21, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio econoiny.'' There Is no·way to tell how long the shutdewn will last, he said. However, he added that despite the poor eco1111mlc sltuatlon'!le expects the unit will be back ln operation once the wea ther wa rms up. He said the temporary shutdow n wlll not affect ser vice to residential or industrial customer s. The Meigs mines will be closed from June 26 to July 1J for vaca · lions and July 12 to July 26 for thr temporay layoff. accordin g to Quentin Stultz, director of public af· fairs for AEP's fuel supply division. He said the Gavin plant has too lar ge a stockpile of coal currently, necessttating the temporary shut· down at the mines. " It, comes back to thecuiw nt . ceo· nomtc s lo~d?wn . lnd~st ry has cut way back , Stultz sat · AE P had prev iou sly announced thc closmg of their Mountatneer plant In New Haven, W.Va . on .June l o. . Offi cials at that plant c!led low demand for elec trictty. the cool wea ther and decreased output from ar ea roal mines as reasons for the shutdown. N o layoffs occurred at the Mountatneer plant. Police probe attempted B&E The Pomeroy Pollee Dept. lnves· ligated an attempted breaking and entering yesterday afternoon at the Beulah Ewing residence, Mulberry Avenue. A neighbor noticed a broken lock about 4: ~p . m . at the J:;wlng home and called pollee, who rould find no sign of entry. Mrs. Ewing Is to ad· vise the pollee If anything was taken. Ricky Rider, rtdlng a motorcy· d e. advised pollee Monday he was forced off the road by a green panel truck. No Injuries were reported. The pollee were also called to the seen ~ of an accident on Mulberry Avenue when Henry Doerfer, Pomeroy , pulled from the Ashland Station, and struck a vehicle driven by Gladys Walker, Pomeroy. The Walker car Incurred damage to the left front fender. be no problem with the railroad company as a letter from the rail· road has been sent to Mayor Clarence Andrews and arriving soon Will re air sll · Mayor Andr:ws to~d council members that the state highway department w(ll r epair the slip on the river bank near the Kroger Store. John Ander son, councilman, an· noonced that free parking on Satur· day would be discontinued the first Saturday in July.Anderson said that In the beginning 12 bmlinessmen were supporting the free park· ing and It had now dropped to slx. Anderson also reported that work on phase I of the Ia terals Is progressing very well and should be completed by next week. Bill Young, councilman, r e· I Continued on page 10 1 �Tuesday June 22, 1982 Commentary Common sense at FfC Ill I I 'lr• 1 rl Ill 1 1 I llli r bl l l'l' l~b 1111 • l l l l l l i i i i i i '\ IIHI , IOIIIII \llll "- \1\ "1 ' \ \ lll 1 IWIII HI I 1\l'\(.1 n I' II \\IIIII ltl \II \ lui it I 1 I II o/1 1111 JI()JI HOI I I I< H fl I o 111 r rl \lm · ~· r llAI I HOIIH.t II IH I \11111\IH Ir \ • I l lu 1 'I' '" I nl t,,h , II Ill H'lli 1111\ltl\ 11 I II I llllltll I I \ II IJ ll j I I olilllt; tiltill ro' 1, ' " '1111111 llhol l l lllq I 111, , ,h ulolho lr''lh,utiHO"'nhl•nt.: • ll;lltll ll l i h 111111 ll itlrt ' ' \II IIIII iolt !Jh < llt 1111 Hlltdlttl ''"tllho jlllhlhh d ltllll •• h llltll>o lll t.:HII il,r•lo I 11111 tho , •II 11 "I IIIIi lnl1111l llnh lro " uhl rt••IIIJ.: I ! lilt' no ev1dence to support suc h umve r sal underst<Jndmg Inclusive su1 vt•ys md1cate that some conswners lean toward reqmrement T1ade Cornrmsswn so sound, so of consumers have been dece1ved, lund and - dare 1! bt• sa 1d ? - so slllslbi< that a full dress sa lute 1s m oJ der Thts was a furm<il statement f1 um T1mothy J MullS, d1rettor of tht• F'l C's Bu1 ea u of Conswner P1otet t10n r ecommend mg that apr oposcd 1 ul c on cer t;;un food advert ising be JUnked Afte1 10 yea 1s of proposals Lomments amended proposa ls hear mgs exh1b1ts and expert wll· ness~ - a whole det:ade of ex defrauded 1111sled or Ill JUred by advert<s mg of ' natural' foods And Jhe nothmg had bt:en addu<ed to JUstify the rule Hcmg rt up w Repairing the damage N11" th.tl Br tldfHlld r ulc s agc~Jn 111 lht south Atlantn tht: real problems d Jst: d b\ 1ht f- dlkldnd s 'It a I a It 'It on[\. IX ,l!lnlllOg Mar gd r Lt 1 hcttL her not\\ rth standtn g Brrtmn s pnonty ta sk remarns tht d1 '1srng of dll :JLLL ptablt fmmul<-t for dr ves tin g rt sel f of direct ru le over the tslrtntls I ht pr lllll JJHnlsll r hds dll understcmdable pomt 111 refus111g to make t1 g1 ft uf Yt h,1t hi:id ltr bt p<-trd for 111 blood but that c rnotr onal response does not 1 hc~ngt thL polrtJlal geog raph11 and t•umonHc facts of the s1tuat10n AI sorm pmnt smmhm\ tlw Falklands 111ust atquut a new status that lht 1r 111hd brt<Jnts IAmJ un <.1 nd Rul'nos At n scan a ll lrve w1th And lht n thtr 1 1s tht pr obleiJ l of IL[ldiJJng the dama~c to the hem1sphenc :-. \ stt• rn It rs nut llkt h to pro\ t t• rt hr1 <-IS t xtt ns1ve ur a s Jastmg as some a lar rt 11sts \\truldllldkl 11 lht Argt: nllllt' s Y.trt not popular 111 the Latm com rnunJl\ bt fmt• ~u HI 1f tht ll(ldwn:; Ill rnu st other tap!lals were truthfully llltidt publll cll l JH Pbcibh less so dftl' J till' dcbatit• the) brought on them st 1\ t s W1th 11 111101 txt t pt1ons sup po1 t Yo as li nn ted to rhetonl and most of tll<tt lldd <-1 pr u for !lid r 111g to 11 Stlll IHI!Il sphtrlt rtlci!Jnll s ctrt nolllktl\ torl'tu rntoth.:stcttusquo II H r t h.1 s bt t n so rnt t X( tit d I<ilk b\ Ar ge ntma s odder advocaces - the N1c .11 dhlldllS dlld nlht r s - uf r t t onsi 1!Ut1ng tht Or gamza t1 on of Ame r H.'a n St,ll t:s ~\tlhout lht Url!ll d Stdlts 1 he~ I' " nutla r d JH" H.ha not lll'Lt: ss(IJ tl y a bod one 1he Uru ted States ha.s cJ IW.J \ s bt t 11 II JO lt t'qlldl t hi'! n d II of 1ts so\ t'r e tgn partner s co rnbmed, both m tht OAS c~ruiJb pr t th t t'ssor lht Pcm-A II lL' I JLWl Unum II wo uld make sornr st nst fm tilt pclrlnu s to h<-t vt till <:~s.sot Jd!Joll of tht 11 uwn 111 wlm:h they eould dt ,d \\ 1th t cit ll olht 1 on .1 basts of gtt dlt r qualit y par ttnpatmg as a umt1n a l. ll gt r (lcllllll rslnp\\ilh tht Ullllet!St<-ill s On tht uthtr ll c~nd 11 1s qut s!Jtlllciblt tllclt an or ga nt za t10n of hermsphenr st upt t ould hold tngt tile r "Jthout tht ove r power1ng Ame n ca n present.:e I \ t n 1f 11 t 1ru ld t •rn la11 1 tilt lnngs lctnth ng r 1\ i:tlrles tlf lht• large r (U LJ nlnPs Mt XJLo Hr.Jztl Ar gt nt111<-1 ( h11t 11 Y.otild lla\ t' a cll stmct H1spanrl lilt that t llt nt \\t 1 ,111d s11 1c1 l l1 r 1nt rnbt 1s - lllost be1ng Canbbe(ln 1sla nds states and rnost fnrlllt r Br 1!1sh jWsstsslons - t111ght f1nd uru ongemal lin Arru 1Han pr l Sl!H t IS pr ubctbh tsst.:ntJ(l! to gl\ l rneamng and dJfl'l lltlll to c1 pc1r tnt 1shtp tu dl\ u st 111 <:~II rt spt ti s tx t t pt geug r(lphy A 11\ll!lbt I of btllt fH I<'! 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I Letters to editor Thanks voters I do "ant you lu now howcvl'r 111(11 wt tl1d work vu y hard and long hmu s - lt avt:hng some 3,000 Hlllt:s 111 the pa st few months a llover tht '"' ge lOth D1stnct Now tha t tht voters ha ve spoken I ur gt ) ou to j \lln wrth me rn supptu llllg Demotral John Buchanan Jn h<s bul for the lOth DIS! net seat Chuck Overb1 Equal opportunity Belief 111 tht• r etogmtwn of tht• 111 dlvHiual to develop tn his full esl potentll:ti Is not unl) a p1 l\ tle gl' but an lllahencible n ght You as Ca 1rtng Cilllens help<•d to fulfill thiS need by suppo< t111g e passage nf the I 5 mill levy fm operatum of the Ca rleton Sthool for the menwll y handicapped of our county The suetess of any program depends on the undcrstand mg cooperatiOn and partiClpatwn of the Cllilens of 11!; t ount y Thanks to YOU, ALL nf our t h1ldrcn have been g1ven an equal opporiumty, a nd you ha ve become partners ' m the mutual enterpnse of educatmg children Jeanette Thomas Kenmt Walton CD--£hamnen Levy Campa t ~ n Today in history Today ts Tuesday, June 22, the 173< d day of1982 There are 192 days Jell In the year Today's )lighllght m history On June 22, 1773, Dominican friars established the fiJ st settlement In what Is now Califor nla On this date In 1815, Napoleon Bonaparte atxllcated !or a second time In 1937, Joe Louis became the world heavyweight boxing champ by knocking our Jim Braddock In Chicago In 1940, France and Getmany signed a n armistice during World Warn And in 1969, Singet-actress Judy Gar land died at the age o! 47 Ten years ago Torrential rains !rom HwTicane Agnes hit much o! the Eastern Seaboard, sending thousands !rom their homes ~:ontaws WASHINGTON - Over the year> the federal bureaucra cy has ga med a reputatiOn for 1mpos1ng needless, l ustly and excessive n:gulatwn:s upon the pnvatc sector of our eumorny The 1 eputa twn 1s rtc hl y deserved But somethmg came tn the othe1 day fl om tht• Federa l rcns rve hdd le·faddhng - I hc111k s tu \ uu Y. ho su ppo rlu l uur !Utili [ll llllcil\ Ldlllpdlgll fliT !ht lOth Dl sltll t nnnllnatltlll fo r tilt: US ( P!li-!Jt ss Ynur lltlp \\htllltt 111 tht for 111 of lc~bo r tlPll,u s ur \ utt s ts rr ut h c~pprt:tl<-ttl'd I r• grLI thdt 111 tlu s Ill) fu st atkrnpt dl pol Jilt t~l of fllt wt Y.eJL urwblt to dt hll'\L suf f11 11 nt nallll' r l' t ogn rt1un or to pl l su ..uJl enough 'ott rs to Ln dblt tu Y.llllhl JCI(t:tlll J UnlBi h Soto, Reds rip Dodgers, 10-2 ]ames ]. Kilpatrick C1NCINNATI (API - Cincinnati Reds out ftelde1 Eddie Milner drew msplratlon Monday from watc hi ng his pit cher h1t Milnel was on deck when startc1 Mano Solo slapped a soft single off Los Angeles' Bob We lch lo tie the game 1 I m the second mnlng Mon da y night 11 confirmed a premonition the rookie leadoff man had before the Reds eru pled lor a 10 2 victory Tomghl, I could go on the field and sense lhal we were going lo sco1e some runs <'specially since Marlo gol Ihat hit Milner said · I sa id when the pllche r gets a hit I know I m gomg to get a hit Milne• responded with a lht ee ru n homer Ihat pul the Reds ahead 10 s1a1 a nd sent Solo on his way lo ~----------~--~~~~~~ The Daily Sentinel ~c d Muns Ht: 1:-1 exal til light The p1 oposed rule has nothmg to do w1th food labeling That 1s a JOint 1esponslbillty of the Department of Agm ulture m1d the Food and Drug Admlllistra twn This three-part rule would dea l Wllh advertising only The genera l 1dea 1s to regulate advert l~:a ng clmms havmg to do w1th natural" foods w1th energ)" foods , and w1t h the cholesterol content of such prrducto as marganne In none of the three areas. Muns concluded , have the proceedm~s developed suffiCient convmc1ng ev1dcnce For one thmg, no one seems to bt: able to define what preciSely 1S meant by nat ural" food Under the rule nat ural" 1II others toward requirement (21, but th" " the more Important pmnt No <'Vidence has bt:en developed to prove that a ny substanlia l number same thm g 1s t1 ue of advcrtl smg havmg to do w1th ene1 gy' foods and w1th cholesterol content Afte1 a meliculou.s rev1ew of Jhe rec ord Muns c rnet gcd w1th a questwn Why regulc.tte suc h ad- vertlsmg at all' Why mdeed ? The F'TC should promulgate 111 du.stry w1de 1ules, sa1d Muns, on ly 1f uHW!ncmg evtdence establishes, ftr- st that !hell IS a need for the rule, second that the 1ulc likely w1 ll remedy the u.Jcnttu.tl pr ublern and, th~rd , that benef1to will exceed the cost The FTC should not rely upon theones Neit her should great we1ght be g1ven to mere ly anet:dot<Jl ev1detKe The cost of cons umers and to ad vert1sers 1S 1111portant, Mut'IS em- phaSized We can not merely assume that tosts are sma ll or small er than expected benefits, we must have evidence to demonst1 ate that propos111on ' By way of exam- p1 <JV!de SlglllfiLantly greate1 support" for the proposa l Indeed ad dttwnal ev Jdenle 1s more likely to strengthen the case agamst adoptmg the rule It would be exceedmg ly diffi cult to establish a degree of 1n JUry" among consume rs suff1c tent to JUslify so draslic a 1egulat1on of adverlismg content ple, the proposed req uu ernent for broadcast d"closur es on chulestcl ol would reqmre th1 ee to f1ve ex It's not often to retu< n to the pmnt uf begmlllng that Wl' hear th1s kmd pensive of seconds not long perhaps, but equal to 10 tol7 pe1 cent of a typ1cal 30-second TV commercia l Anyhow would anythmg of net benefit be gamed by enfomng a rule that reqmred a TV spot to Illelude, Such-and-such a project contams fat, some of wh1ch IS sa tu1 a ted See the label" ? Mm 1s thmks 1! unlikely What then, should bt: done? To 1eopen the record fo1 addi tJOna l hard ev 1dence would dram staff resourees and pr6bably would not t::ommun se nse from th e regulatory bureaucracy On the con !1 ary, the record of recent years JS f1lled w1th fnvolous regulatiOns. burdensome paperwork and endl ess lega li stic skirmiShes betw ee n lawyers It all adds up to nonse nse We trul y have no need for a regu!atwn demandmg that adve rtisers of energy ' foods disclose that high-energy a nd h1gh-ca lone are sy nonymous Any cons ume r who Matt Jewell had a double and smgle for Mason, while Long Hoffman and Stare he1 had two smgles each and Tucker a swgle Kev111 Mowery tnpled and swgled Todd Hysell and Clu IS Kennedy each smgled tw1ce, whilt• Jackie Welke< Lee Powell. Joe F'1elds, and Vmce Kmght each h"d a slllgle Pomeroy had 10 h1ts cmnpa1 ed to Mason s doesn t know that deserves to get fat nme Blast lndtans PuJJ<e<uy Powell 's G1a nto bl"sted the Middl eport Ind1a ns 11 -2 on the local baseball scene as Powell s collected 8 h1 to on the way to the b1g wou ld be trad itiOnal, pnKesscs rmnnnal Int erpreted as by wh1ch 1s meant Lapab l~ of b~.:m g pe1· fm med 1n a typical home kitchen But IS th1s what cunswners believe Is meant b} nc.tturaJ" ? The rcto rd Bnan Tannehill had a spa rkling 14 stnkeout performance, 1\hile walkmg 10 Lester Stewart and Malt Baker eombmed for 7 stnkeouts and siX walks for Middleport Powell's hillers we< e Don D01 st with two smgles a nd a double Slott Powell a smgle and double, K<~th Mattox and Sha ne Simpson smgles, a nd Brent Zlfkle a double For Middleport Sean Gibbs had a double and J R K1tchen a horne run 'I J~'~"" 91JS'J.IAII.f4,i,"""' rt-oa'f · 'HE'Y - ~~,. ' WE ~usr ~~~ Ywsr NOT ro wm ~800' t4. 'DQI(W~N - ~olE'S AGCJOO ~ll.Y MAN '· Wran~lers Wm In the JUmur g1rls softba ll league the Middleport Panthers narrowly defeated the M1ddleport Wrangle rs 6-4 despite both clubs smackmg ten h1to each Both now own fme seasons a t 4-1 J Roush as the wmnmg pitcher w1th four walks, while T Cremeans suffered the defeat With one fa n M Stmth was 2 of 4 w1th a tnple and J Hysell2 of 4 for the wmners G Foil rod and A Radekm wet e 2 of 4 for the Wrang lers wh1le T Hendncks was two for three • Tax cut should help economic recovery NEW YORK 1AP1-The semch 1s unde r way fot a n PConomic recov erv and not h1ng IS overlooked noI lhe sllghl est fracllon of 1 p<:>rcenl Ihal m olher limes m1g hl be v1ewed as ms1gnif1cant You m1ght nol have no11ced anv meaningful cha nge bul lhen vou mav not be observmg lhmgs as closelv as lhey a re 111 the While House a nd on Wall Strl?€'1 were even a p tece of economic du st IS rxammed Evidence uncove red so fa r m qua< 1er wh1ch e nds next week So why haven 1 you noticed 1t ? Beca use suggesls Wilham Dunkel be1g a Purdue University econo mist you are bit In the aggregate The upcommg lax cut for example m1ghl not prov1de you enough money for a ca b nde but 11 aggrega1es 10 billions of dollars Bu l Dunkelberg a nd other economi sts say OVC'I a ll eco nom ic el udes a 0 7 percenl n se m personal mcome and a 1 3 percent n se m con sume< s pendmg durmg Ma v numbeiS ca n Im prove without the mass of Ame n cans 1mprovmg theu Jol Smdli nge < a nd Company a markel and econom1c research company pomls out lhat whtle higher 1 Na il sales and a !S iow mg of most Amer tcans ca n be strugg lmg Ihe declme m mduslnal producHon All Ihis suggests Commerce Se cretary Ma lcolm Baldnge m1ghl 1esu lt m a nse m gross nat1ona l product of 0 5 percenl to as much as a fu ll percentage poml m Ihe currenl a smaller percentage a t the lop probably never had 11 so good II may a ll average out 111 1e1 ms of num bers, but cerlamly nol m mdl v!dua ls There IS lhe em ploymenl unemploymen l Sltuai!On Can a n economy be considered 10 be mov mg ahead when more I han 10 mil lion Amencans are Wllhoul JObs? Sta iiS tlcally, yes bul only because statiStiCS 1f not handled properly can hide Ihe underlymg problem of unemployment Unemploymenl IS fundame n tally a n 1ssue of mcome d1s1nbu 11on says Dunkelberg What 11 mea ns. he says, 1s thai m the aggregale you have the same labor cosls by reduCJng everyonp' s wages 10 p<:>rcenl or by unemploylng 10 per cent of the work fo rce He suggests Ihere still app<:>ars to be a sizable wage a djuslmenl a head for Ihe Ame ncan economy if 11 IS to approac h thai old goal of fuU e mployment whtch used lo be measured as low as 3 p<:>rcent Another worrisome aspec t to 1ec avery, as measured by sta ltSI!Cs on 1e1a 11 sa les, IS thai II IS lot ally consumer based Thegoaloflhe ex 1stmg econom1c program was to spUI mdustrtal mvestmenl 'a1he1 Iha n consumer sp<:>ndmg But cap1 tal mvestmenl s are a lmost dar manl Instead of raiSing spendmg plans, busmess IS culling Thai raiSes two questions How long can a consume1 led 1ecovery proceed w1t h an 1mpoven shed m dust rial base thai IS unable to produce products efflcten lly, 1 e Without more mfla11on e nsumg? Typica l of comments IS tha i mfla 11on IS down not because of economic Improvements bur because mduslry has been slarved of 11s abthty to produce, expa nd and em ploy Bankruptcies a1e a l rales un seen since the Depression, and sta tistiCS show tha t much of what mdustry borrows IS nol for 1m provement but 10 pay c urrenl bills Ind1ans Shell Mtd~eto In other achon the Pomeroy India ns rolled to an 11~ "helling of the Middleport M1dgeto M1ssy Woods was the wmmng p1tcher w1th relief from Ma ry Norman They combmed to fan three and walk one N1kk1 Whitlatch pitched fur the M1dgets fanmng two and not walkmg a smgle batter Heather Woods and Teresa each had contnbutmg home runs as Wvods also banged a double and Laurie Wayland also had a double For Middleport Mary Butcher had a home run and Shelly Pulhns a Next for the Falklands?.___ _ _L_ow_el_lW_in-=ge_u What happens to the Fa lk land Islands now? What 1s th< fuiUI< of IJ I<-I III lt'tl bodit•s to tlll' ll lwnws ur (I heft v l,lx IIl l i east to pay \\ar s c us! thost bi:illlll \o\Jilt.l swe pt rotks Ill Ali i hiS Mrs Thattht 1 Will duubtl< ss the South Atlantll thai ha1 e tost England 250 IJ 1es '""' $2 bilhnn a It Ci l n Ill I lw weeks an d months tuslsufCJI IIllXleSs nflht•H \a lul' ? I nnagtnt that would be tht QUtslron uppc nrws l 111 tht 11 1nd nf P1111 1l M1lllslr.:1 M(lrgcuet Thr:~l1 hu l \ lll CI S sill' S<J\01 S fhL SWt l J taste Of \ Jtl tll\ ovtl th t Ar ge nllllt fon t•s Y.hith ha ' L' ot t uprcd lht• Islands for thl' past sev trGII wteks How ca n sht <xpla111 to the English peoplt• that 11 v.<-ts lht• nc gh~t' llle of ht>r own ad JI IJ!llslral!on wh tch lost the 1s lands 111 till' first plate? Was she n ght m spt nd1ng Engl 1s h mont'} and Eng!Js ll l!Vl' S t o rega111 tht• Stl\ t l e1gn ty of two worth less b1ts of la nd 8 000 11 11les from England's shores? R1ght now w1th the euphona of 1 1el111 y a t 1ts he1ght m England, she <nay vel y well llunk everythmg ,; turnmg up roses for her adlmmstratwn but the sober second though!!; of the Engltsh people may prove her WI ong There IS nothmg tha t w1ll douse the f1res of patrwlisrn faster than the return of dead and double Pome1oy hatl 15 hrts til tht Midgets' 13 safet1cs c~ lh ad Wha t sldtltd as ici col!lH nptia des1gned to dl\ c rt tilt pcuplt crf /\1 gc nttna and E ngland frnn th1 1'onon ,y a t horne turned 1nto a l!ledl a blitz nf nus mfm 1natron E\ en nuw a n1ass of !TllsJnfnlmi:lllllll 1s to bt.IH\e the\ welt Y.llllllllg the England wa< When ihl') wu e fmLed tu Jell th< truth msh ,IJ)of IJStenmg to tht lt'pot t of tht lunta Pll'Si dt nt Ge neral Leopoldn Ga lt1en , then· was 11uttng 111 tlw str u·ts of Buenns An es Two days late< Ga lli ell was bct•n esllwat ed 1t Will tost tlw fotLt'd In rcsl,l!ll Hnwt•ver th l' arlned fnr ce.s sllll I L'ta m power Th ~.:y named Gc n Cn stmo NH.: hol a 1des to slill be111g fed th, news ll<t•dia b) bnth natwns M1 s Thatcher danns tn hav< captu< ed 15,000 A1 gen t11w 1eplace Gall!Cll A tell <pnrary settlement belween Prune MnusteJ Thatcher a nd Gen Nit hola1des will !<Ike ca re of thl' nnmed1ate futu re troops but tht• lon g term fat e of the rslands Ill deep dr .strc.ss rron malnutntwn, enid and explusun whtl e tht• ).!c ncral m cha rge of Engltsh grou nd troops m the Falklands dauns they on ly have captured 9,000 who are 111 gnod health and well fed a nd housed He JS m doubt The falkland Is la nds IS nne of th <• few remammg E ngli sh culnlll es Argentma has long clannl'd thl' Isla nds which they call the Ma lvl!los They selll ed a colony nn the ISlands says the pttsoners are even shanng m1820 after an English setth·ment m their rat10ns wrth their captors In • 1765 was abandnned The Bnllsh fa ce nf confhctmg cla1ms from tht• recaptured Ihe Islands m 1832-33 and same natton, the news med1a 1s smee that tune both natiOns have nghtfully confused cla imed ownership In the bleak enAll through the strug~l e over the v~ronrnent ncar the Antarclic, the Falklands, the Argentme JUnta has mam mdustry 1s sheep farnung deliberately miSled 11!; ctltzens A Argentma 1s only 200 rntles fro11• the repressive regune, they have con- ISlands, England 8,000 mtles sistently led the people of Argentma The estimated cost of the war tn IS ~~~~ over $2 billion II has English at least thai amnunt ea< h yea 1 to prntect and adtnrlllsteJ Jht 1slands Thev will bt: fm ced to ma lll ta111 a stron g garn son on the tslaPds and wars hips and subrn culfl es a1 ound 11 w1th a tan rer for !I ll '""'' They will bt: furced tn bUild wwlher Gibraltar to pr otcct nothlllg IPo tt valua ble than s lwep a nd pengums The st1ff-necklll att1t ud< nf the English tow a <d such unprnf1table an ml depns1l Most opmwns I ha vl' heard seems tn be tha t o1 l exploratwn u<ay ne1 e< bl• madt Tlw storllly seas of the Falkland regwn n•ake the Nm th Sea a null pnnd by cnmpanson so 1l's doubtful If any exploratiOn for ml wtll l'Ver be possible Perhaps Mrs Thatt her w1ll fmally bt: con<pelled to pay A1 gentma to lake baek th<• <slantls E ltlll'r that nr ra1se a hellnf a Jnt nf sheep ' DOONESBURY some sltdf'l s and t hP\ \\ C'J r bll•a k mg good Aflf'l Wf' scmf>d thosr run s <.111d ~ul got lhe IC'ad I was dble 10 b"U whell' I 1\anled lo Soto3lrtKkout10battPJ~ Ihe Jf'ga m mg Ihe Nallonal L!'agur i<•ad f1om Ph iladelphia s SIP\P laillon bv 1r ac hmg l2o slnkmuls ll r h. IS gJV('n up t\\O run s or {P\\C'I m 12 uf hi s 16 s1a1 1s fhp 10 2 df'CISIUil If mp01 ~1111\ haltf'd lhP '100gf'l S chal gf' I OW~ll d the Nai!O ilcll LPaguf' \\PSI lf'cldl'l s th e mmng ' Ron CPy clubbt>d a solo home1 m the fourth bul lhe Rrus lel"lia lru w11h a pair of runs 1111he bol l om or the mnmg and coasled behmd Solo My changeup wm kru tJell el <~ f 1e1 Ihe In sl couple of mnmgs sa id and left Rl>ds M.mdgC'I John McN.tma1 a hopmg hiS las I pia< r l lub was em bar king on 11 ~ fn :-.! lnng w1nnmg stTPdk of thf' srason F:vC'J'\ club has sllf'Jks 'v\o(' ll ci\C' \C'I to htt onf' MlNdmdt.t ... ;.u d Wf' ll' rapdbl( of \\ lnnmg gclffif'S Ollf' ,lftPJ thf Olilt'l Solo who gave up JU St onC' h1t af iC'J Ihe fout1h mn1ng I was <~b l £' 10 g<'l II 01 PI Ihi' plale I siMI I'd 10 Iill 0 1\ '(!e) home r uns M1ssy Woods also h1t a t1rph c1nd It resa Johnson sla lnrnt·d a dnubll Ryan Fosler also h1t om ho11 1t lUll Tourna men t Actwn In the L1ttle Leag ue Tuurnmnent play at Nelsonville tilt' R"CIIIt Reds l.'Otn pleted a week of tout namcnl play w1th Little Buts lnt e< natulllal Tournament Wmmng the fn st gaJilt: IIH PullJL'Jny lmhan s hd\l \\Oil \ tliH l lost 0 1 ht Dusil-1s ]1d\ t \\till 0 dill! lost \ Softball A< lion In lot al softball ltd f.! llt <:Jl l l!Ul lht ( ustoll l Pt Jllt·Ptlllll 1ll\ lndldll s st:tiJCd a 15-5 Jnut t nvt 1 lht M(-tstlll ham Pwne roy hdtl a ptl\tnl 2~ h1t dl tat k M1ssy Woods was tht \\ lfllllllJ.!. prlt htr "rth thr t'l' sl! th•uuts dlld 1rrh \\al k Ht'llli Car c~utlw r s had .:1 hnnH run and smglt.• fur Iht \\ Jlllh r s lm tit Tut sd Juhnsun h.ul llllt'L' s lll J.!. It s Ht alhtr Wnotl s llllt'L' s1nglt s Kt1st111 K1n g tll!el s\llglts l rt:s lt\ Ca rr t\\o s lfl~'lt s CJnd I u1 1 W<J\ I(IIHI l\\o sin gles M1 ssy Wnotls r~ddu l tv. n s1ngles a long \\ rlh Dt•t H.tgg\ and Yta s Al111lt' Mll<h Anthea P1att Jlll<h<d Racme Reds ove< Burr Oak 4-IJ Mark Porte1 was the wmmng pi l- fm Mason Y.l lh nm \\(Ilk and tlllt Ko Pr CTtt had a holl le 1un for lhl' ]llSlllg lt am Pn11u r ov ts 110\\ 4.fl dlld Mdson1 3 cher Wmmng the setond garnt on Saturday, June 19, the Reds took Nelsonville 8-{) Wuuung pill hu was Dav1d Amburgey who also had 2 doubles and a Single 111 4 t11ps tu b"t Bn a n D1ehl was 3 for 4 w1th 2 smgll's and a double The Reds took Wellston 11 5 on Sunday, June 20 Wmmng p1t< hll was Dav1d Amburgl'y who h1t 2 Singles, a nd doublc lll 4 tJ 1ps to bat Shaun Diddle had 3 s1ngles 111 3 !lips ISS llll\).! st \ t II \\,lib I ,1slt 1 11 suf ftTld tl s fu <.; l ]oo.,s r~t II \\ lll lt Pol! lt'J O\ Is 4 I In ntht r JWII\ h dt Ut .tt IHill tilt Polllll ll\ Ru\d]d td )..! trl t IIIIth lll hl-! l r M.t son It dill 14 11 !1 1 dli]JPtll t1Ub'i lt~lcilltd Jf) tll<l'i Pllll\t 1II\ .tnd C) fut Mt~ :o-.tlll hP\\l\ l I PtlllH I (l\ ()\ t I I dlllt ]( <.;. I II tillttl111n sh t~llll J..! 10 bo~ s t s t 11! ,,ult It llllt011Hbctlk\ldi)J\ l'oll tll tl\ pl l r ht r s \\1 r t Hod Housh .111 rl I.It krt Wt lku \\ho e rahbul th, \\11 1 lilt \ t ontbllll'tl fo1 II "i t! tkt outs .nu l fl\ • \\cllks I one sufft r ttl lilt ln:-.s \\ 1tll .r 10 K(l pt I fl lf 11 \cllll t SYJIA( USI "'"' Hod tnps to bat Bnan D~eh l had 1 Single and 1 double 111 3 11 1ps to bat John Tuttle h1t 2 smgles 111 .l tnps Jo bat and Donme R1ffle a Sing le and a double 1113 tnps to bat In the fmal game, the Reds bnwed to an All Star tea m VFW-DAV-CE 10-0 Besides the trophy the Reds Ruush tOillbrn ed guod lnltlllg and hcailii up bast runn1 ng !11 Yt ll l tht ga lllt' 111 tht f111alt Their herott s t ana clftt• r l"u wt•rt nul In th l' fmal fr a rne Jc~ t kH Wclkt 1 Y.tn t the d1st<1nu• fnr tlw Will Yt rth nnw stnkeouts c111d siX walks Wt•lker ga\ e up (I towL'I Ill).! 11o!llt run tu F:\ t r d t 111 lhl bottnlllnf t ht st \' l'll th but then tlnst tl lht tlnor fur ltlt wen• acknowledged as the learn Will to bat Mark Po rter 2 s mgle::-i Ill 3 diSplaymg the bt:sl spm tsmansh1p a lnng w1th Wellston tht h1t paradl \\lth twn smgles Tum The Pomeroy Indians defeated tht• Middleport DusteJ s 13-2 The wlnmn~ p1tcher was Ma1 y Nm man w1th three stnkeouts and one wa lk The Jos111g pitcher was Doren Hadsell who struckout one and wa lked I Eve1 dt teed off '"'a Wt'lke1 fa sl both [OJ Pomeroy Clotk<d ,I .I I 11hile Steve Wh1lt COIUVIFlUS duublcd dllli s ingled Ro}t t B1sst II slll).ded and Chapman sill).! led Eastern pllt he1 s wt n Evet ett a nd Ro~H· r Balst'l who t ombmed fur mm sllrkeuuts whllt 2 on I l l I 1 I I I I I I I Rose's accomplishment in reachIng the hitting mllestone 11e!t him tralllng only the 4,191 hit$ complied more than haH a centwy ago by Ty Cobb . "I'm not really aware of records \1104 1 'll111d [PG 11 1\h II\ 1 l'hrl f\11 1 dl! luk I J •l 1\trrl\\ ullt rrd <.; Jil t. : It:-. l .rt l1 lit ll 1\1111-: I S • • Tllf f'XTHA l}:HHESTHIAL .,.,.,F.. Mtl ~"i 111tltl .., \\tlt ... 1, \ , \U fll T. ·ntE SUMMEa'S BEST MOVIE. • IIIII II d1 cl!if "":"' ""'" "" . . .:j .111d I cl\1 1\t \ 1 o., JII It H1fflt <1 11 1pl• I 11 Ids .trltl It ff W 1\ ltrrd 1 dt uhlt f\• Ill \\ t dft 1bu dnub lt d M· 11..:0., ,... 1\tl \\ 11 ~ \Itt I ... \' rll pi !\ ,\t)H II.., l lit -., dt\ t\tHII \! tll•pn 11 !Ill S\J,liUSt f!tld SPECIALIZING IN PEDIATRIC AND ADOLESCENT MEDICINE IS IIOW ACCEPTIIIG NEW PATIENTS. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon., Tues., Wed. and Fridly 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday. Call 675-1095 For Appointments or. Burns' oHic• Is loc~t~ at Pleasant Valley Hospital ~RN nsurance Serv1ces -Auto-Owners Insurance L•re Home Car Busmess One namt' sttH 11 all GETTING YOUR CAR READY FOR VACATION? MAKE ONE STOP DO IT!!! 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Burns VaiiiJ Drill AN MAl Nil ~ N ~~ ~ ~~ A J\ < f.l)M<;:,(NI II<Y IUl<;UII ' nM< Ohio J \ 1'< II I I I game." ) 11 Jf>.(I(<;QN 1-'IKI r!l J, WEST Pll , 1\t h:?l r;:~$ 'n~·J;~:l8~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~ sla nds lledwlthHa nk Aaronfor second place on baseball's a ll-time hit ltstandfeels heshouldbeaheadof the Hall of Fame slugger " If I get the bunt down, they can't fie ld II," the 41 year old Phlladel phla first basemen said Monday mght of his ninth Inning a ttempt to surpass Aaron "Oh well, there' sal ways tomorrow " Three Innings earlier, a Busch Sta dium crowd of 19,141 rose to It s feet to cheer Rose's 3,771st career . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' hit, a single "I've a lways a pprecia ted the crowds here," Rose said later "They have a great tra dition with Stan Musial a nd the Gas House Gang They know their baseball " Rose, neelng only two hits to tie Aaron, wasted little lime In zeroing In on the target posed by the game's greatest home run hitter He singled sharply into right field on an 0.1 pitch in the first Inning. He grounded out In the fourth and singled again on a 3-1 count In l1te slxth Both singles came off St Louis rookie Dave LaPoint, as did an RBI fielder's choice grounder in the seventh. Rose grounded to shortstop in the ninth after bunting foul on the first strike off relief pitcher Bruce Sutter, who picked up the victory in a 7-5 triumph by the Cardinals "I'm hitting pretty well," said Rose, who In Philadelphia's last 11 games has been batting at a .369 pace. "I was glad that It was a good ~ 1I cond and lma ( h.1mp 11as 1101 th $51i0 f01 show fh£' ofi ~ mnl h 1' " r I1If" t 1 Jlclld $1m :;o A CIO\HI o f sRoesec. wohonoved rthep l a c e hit list sehit off was the ball I hit lo third I weekend played m his J,(XXl( h poppedllreal we tl He jusl gollnon game " U you can hll a baseball al me a lillie bil a nJclip,everythmgelse!sgomg True to his charac te1 Rose was to fall Into place " more concerned aboul Phildel Rose said his two singles came phta's defeat tha n he was OV<'l hiS off a slider a nd a fas tba ll pel sona l accompllshmenl "I hadn't faced LaPolnl lhat "I m hopmg though well have a much He was throwing a Jot more good conlesl lomorrow, hr satd palm balls tonight than I'd seen I'm hop<:>ful a lso we' ll gel back on him throw before," he said 'The lhe wmmng I rack bali I really should have got a ba I 1\l,111tl dt•LJIJit f It Jtl -., t\\• "i lll l It:-. 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Broderick Perkin s then slngled in the fi nal ru n of the Inning. F. ric Show. 4·2, th e four th Pad re pitcher . worked the fina l three in· nings for the victory . Braves 7, Giants 6 Chns Cham bliss singled with the bases loaded and two out in the ni nth inning to cap a three· run rally and lead Atla nt a over Sa n Fra ncisco. RPiiever Greg Minton gave up an RBI 1riple to La r ry Whisenton and a t·un·scoring single to Blff Pocor· oba prior to Chambliss' ga m e- Rose had tw o singlps to give him w inning hi t. 3,771 hit s for his ca reer and lie hi m wtlh Hank Aaron. Ty Cobb Is Ihe The vic tory went to Rick Camp, o-3, and Minton, 34 , was the loser. The Giant s had gone ahead 6-4 w ith slngle r uns in the seventh and ninth . leader with 4 ,1 91 car eer hit s. Willie McGee opened the eighth with a single ot'f Ron Reed. 2·2, and took third on Keith HernandPZ's sin· ..,., ..... Yurk. F:rk t>n.P. 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I ~ ·l r ·or .,r I~"'·~- • n• H. •l'i!li"l ' '' • ·l··" ·l. mr! \1 ,,,n-. 1'• i Y <1U n l . Mil Turon to. "1. 1\wtl . h..Lih .!' I I!\ '1 . I, W n(olhl. Tf'x.a.'>. ~ HI 1\ll Hl ' \i~ Thlltll tun. Ch--.·t •l;md . 111. 1'e ll' ~ - :"1-\ !lw.tuk•~ · IIi. ll rtlPII . Min ,.. .._.,,,, I\ lll•'fllc kt• . lkllrlmun•. H. tlar 1.1h 1,, ,,.,.lam1. I~ ( ;Thoma.~. Mll ' ,. • -1" 011,_ K<tn!>a.' Cit\ . :'>littllt..,.~,, Pena suffer ed a foo t injury as a ing from the dugout in pmtcst of t ht• o,, ki&Hl. til. lldt MUWi!U~J .. ' , K.ut"L' ! ' ltv . .Ji\. Tho r nton 1'\o'\t'l,uu1. 'o.l. Molllnr. I• - ~ ill '' H r br>k . Ml!ln.f'SJ: otl< . .tl"> Ill I I .\ kH ,tl '. 1\Jn'"' r·u,·. '19 . Thorn ~<•n ll,·wiMlll. ~i I.U/Jil\kl , t' hlrago. '10. \\ II< " ' '• ~ · i1 I~ """ • I"' I,., I o I• ·II ca ll and the Pirates went on loa 4·:1 victory . Trailing 1·1. the Padres loaded lh<' bases and Tim Flan nery scored thr- fir st r un ur lhC' inning on a pass<'d ball. Si xto Lezcano then singled off reliever Mike LaCoss, 2-2, fo r another run and Kennedy fo llowed with his double to give the Padres a ;,4 lea d. E lla was ej ected from the game by umpire Lee Weyer afl er storm- I( lt ••n<•·r~ m. ' il i'I.Jth.tn I (1 '\ o•l,ulll. -li j,,Hl'-h I I I\ I --.. 11' I• '• \~1 1m ltl '"'' lt<o <I '" ·, \\ " "''"'"'" I < dCoa~~;~ :nndr~u/:~-oru~hei~mC:u rt~ Mont rea l starter Charlie Lea, 6-2, worked six Innings, allowing four hit d ck out six while walk· . \~nees 1~~y Burr is replaced L ea mglh r · lh Inning and was er e 10 c seven · dlled ith his first save of the sea· son . ;ete Falcone, O, was I he Houston. port an t run . •\.VIt:ttu ,\-.. l.t•.t\{ il t " 11.\n"l'\t, oll 'l Jt lklt' ' Ha rr.th . l·~·· · I. UJol IKJ lt..•nnt'!l "Turunt u, 1'11. \\ \l il\oll lo: ot llM \ (II\ . HI . MrHdf' . _.... Gar Cart er blast ed two home . Y ked in three runs Iuns and knoc N y k Th10 lead Montreal o~er ew 0 \ · lhe E xpos scored ohurh ruhnsl nf e fourth inning wit t e e p o 1wo h b, Ten)' Kennedy' s t wo-- run Uuuble _..:.'::_t'~ ·a~ig~h::_l_:v.::ic:.:_lo:_:ry.::_·_· _ _ _ _ _ _ __10_'_"_~'·---------ke)•ed a six ·tun rally In the eighth inning to lead San Diego over " We haven 't gottpn a close ca ll in a month. " E lla lament ed aft er Cub short stop Lar ry Bowa was ca lled out at hom e In the eighth inn in g of Monday night' s ga me in Pitts· bu rgh, depriving the Cubs of an im - '\;u 1 Fr;mr·t._.,,,,, ll oo'-l<ln •n • l 'hiL ut.. •l!lhl,t ,,, -.:1 l.<oul' <11 • oltl••tnf.o gle. Porter greeted re lltver Tu g McG raw, makin g his first appear · ance of the season, with a double for th e winning run . Hendrick followed with a single to ·d rive hom e an 1nsu· t·ancc run . Padres 7, Ast ros 4 Pittsbu rgh ca tcher 1 ony Pena was nursing a sore foot and Chicago Manager Lee Ella a bruised ego as I b the resull of a bang· ang p ay a 1 home plate that helped the Pirates bea t the Cubs. I ll • Fl lllh'IM'I r(;uh• l ~ r al H nu~l oo ' Hull~ · ~ ·lr . 111< f 'hllru ldplllil 11 'hrl,ll'lll>Oil 1 4 I al Sl 1.' II I ·I • .ot '' thlfllll S.rtl l '11 ."• r. I lo'\dillol < Dh1{u il ..ol\ar tllr I l,#•lflf'ollli \1 1 ] I I Ill lh l l w '\.••••OO:IIilll' d l"n""" Tuesday, June 22, 1982 Pomeroy- MiddJeport, Ohio .O.M/FM/FM with record changer. speakers. ~$199 stereo wlillc-tte 1 AM/FM/FM-slereo Iecelver. chonQ91. speaker< . $239 AM/FM/Stareo/Cas..tta Player ,Turntable, speakers, automatic stop. I 185 UPPER RIVER RD., GALLIPOLIS · - - -- - - 1 -------------~-------------1 ---- -- ·-'-- FOR MEN'SRustler § by liEN'S • IOYS' • YOUTHS' PADDED COUAI BASKETBALL XFORDS • First quality of a famous maker • ~sorted styles and colors • Siza 8 · 18, Half Sizes 16~ · 28~ and Extra Siza 36 · 48 Our Reg. '269 Take-With-Pnce PRS. FROM !HE MAI<ERS OF wr.~ • First quality and slight ~rregulars .Men's sizes 6~ ·12 • Boys' sizes 2~-6 • Youths' · sizes9·2 $ • Assorted styles oSizesS-18 RANGLER JEANS • First yualit y • S rrai~t~ 1 lq .:s • 13% ot .. hlu c Jt·nim e 100% CO ( to n • Sizes 28 · 40 �.The Daily Sentinel .By The Bend Tuesday, June 22, 1982 Page-6 Meigs County meetings Esther Circle ZULU WELCOME - Mickey Hays, left, gets a welcome from a traditional Zulu boy as he arrives for a two and a half week reunion in South Africa with Fran- sie Geringer. The two nine year olds both suffer from progeria, a rare aging disease usually fatal during the tet•ns. 1AP Wirephoto 1 Cancer answerline A reg ular feature prepared by tht• Amen can Cancer Soc Jet). to help save your life from cancer QUESTION What IS multiple myeloma? ANSWERI111e . It Js the uncontrolled reproductwn of <:~bnormal plasma cells, especia lI) those 111 the bone marrow Lik e red cmd whitt• eells and platelets. Red blood cells 1arry oxygen to cells th roug hout the body: wh1te blood cells fight mfectwn: and platelets, which con trol clo ttJn~ . prevent hemorrhagmg Unlike other systematic ca ncers that JS, the lymphomas and lt•ukernw Tn'-1)- surne forms nf whi ch sprectd rapidly, multiple blood cells, plasma ce lls an• abo Ill) elorna rna) rema111 locali zed m found normally m very small num- 1ls ongmal site, the bone , for some bers Ill the blood and should not be lillll' . QUESTION What arc the s1gns or confused w1th plasma wh1ch IS tlw · symptoms of multiple mye loma" pale yellow liqu1d part of th1· whole ANSWERiine Bone palll, conblood. When ma lignant plasma cells proliferate too rapidly, other COlli· centrated 1n the back. ISoften the ftrponents of the bone maJTow are st symptom of which the pat1e11t IS damaged m their ability to <:tware Other s i g n ~ a nd sy mptoms, reproduce nonnall y. Marrow. the ont· ur more of which may be pn·sL'Ill, are we ight loss. a feeling of soft spongy part of the bone. produces red blood cells. wh1te blood wt·akness, C:I IH.'Ill la, bmw fra ctures, Calendar TIJESDAY POMEROY - Th1·n· will be " JOin t llll'etlng of Ow Juntur ;.wd Semnr Alllt'ncan Lq..!lttll, 7 :10 p 111 Tm•sd<Jy <Jt the L q!ltlll Hdll. ()ffl(_'CfS tn tw tnstcllled l:Irls sta te repurt MIDDLEPORT Chamber mcehng Tuesday at 7 p.m at the LaSalle Hotel WEDNESDAY POMEROY - Oh10 Valley Corrunander) 24 will meet Wednesday for electiOn of officers All kmghts templar mv1ted POMEROY - E tghth grade at Southern Jumor H1gh Wil l hold a pool party at London Pool Wed· nesday from 8 p m to 10 p m Brmg a fn end of fanuly POMEROY - There will he " K1ds' Day at tht• Regatta on Wed· nesday w1lh spt'<'tal r edu{ ed pnces from 5 :l()-10 ~0 p 111 C<>st IS$3 per person .tbnormal bleedmg or rt•peated mft•cllOns The cause of thi s ca ncPr, as of must cant't•rs. IS nut known The tl!l]~ consislt•nt factor 1s age, sl<:lrting (::It 40 with an L'St'<:tlatmg m - cJdence after age 55. QUESTION: What are the s1gns and symptoms of coloreclal cancer' ANSWERiine Smce the digested rnCJtter 111 the colon and rectum becomes 1ncreasmgly solid as 1t descends. a colorectal cancer wtll result 111 obstruction. The closer the ca ncer I S to the rectwn, the more pronounct•d will be the stgns and symptoms of obstructiOn : rectal bleedtng, appea nng m or on the stool, cunstJpatJOn or dtarrhea, or both alternately, mcrease m mlest ln al gas, caus 1n g vano us degrees of abdom mal dtscomf1ture. People w1t h hemorrhmds a re apt to 1gnon• rectal bleedmg smce 1t IS a common result of the condJtJOn . Th1s IS unwiSe be ca use alth ough hL'IllPtThOids do not c e~use ccmcer, a person w1th hemorrhmds may also have ca ncer . Rectal bleedmg can never be ass umed to be the result of hemo rrh Oids alone, on ly an exannnat10n can rule out ca ncer County happenings POMF.ROY -- A briddl showN \U.s liPid 1PCPntly honoring Rhonda Sn 1dC'1 d! !ht• R 1verboat Room of D1amond Sav mgs & Loan Hos!Pssf's WC' tT' Conme Case~· . Teresa Hoffman, Dotlle Smllh and Vicky Thompson Carnes were played With prizes gomg to Peggy Caton. Brenna Shokf', Chnstme Eberrsbach The door pmc went to Lon Smllh Others attending were Neva 13olyard. Em ma MoodJSpaugh, De I o 1 c s H off m a n , .J o I en e Moodtspaugh. Michel£' Garfield. f.\·elyn Summerfield, Chery l Har man. Bell\ Reedd, Otrlha Smder, OcPI Sea rs. Rut h Shobe, Sheila Cun d1ff a nd Michele Cu ndiff Sending gtfts were Ann Hall , M1kc and Tdmmy Hall, Bet ty BayS<'. Tammy Watkins, Judy Stewart. C'tystal Lee, Ona Shobe, 13on "'" Ebersbach, Patge GArfield . Astrograph June 23, 1982 Thts commg year you could expen ence sudden swmgs 1n sJtuatJOns whtch affect you matenally When opportumty beckons. don't waste tunc dawdling. CANCER I June 21-July 22 1 You have the potent1al today to add to your resources and shore up your matcnal secunty, but there's a posstbJ!ity you may not fully utilize 1t LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Your judgment may not be on-target m your early encounters today Fortunately, you'll learn from your mistakes and qutckly rectify your errors. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 If you are lookmg to sell sumethtng today, don't mflate tis worth. Let your mercha ndiSe or proposttJOn stand on 1ts own mertts. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 231 How well you Will manage your resources today will depend a great deal upon the company you keep. If your pals are extravagant, you m1ght be also. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 Thts could be just a so-so day for you, unless you're faced wtth challenges. When obstacles anse, so does your mgenuity to tear them down . SAGITIARIUS I Nov. 23-Dec. 211 Go on your own fact-findtng mtssJon today rather than lend credence to hearsay informatiOn passed on to you. What you uncover could vary from what you've heard. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 191 Same ttme and opportumty may be lost today due to your focusing on the wrong goals. After you realign your objectives, you'll do fine. AQUARIUS- (Jan. ~Feb. 19) Be wary of making snap judgments today. Your initial evaluations might be erroneous. You won't be deceived if you carefully study matters. PISCES (Feb. ~March 20) You are capable of substantial achievements today, but you must first take the time to blueprint what you hope to accomplish. Plan before pursuing ARJF.'i (March 2l·Aprll19) Things should go rather smoothly today in ventures reqniring imagination and resourcefulness. Yet; you may still overlook an opportunity. TAURUS (April !&-May 20) Listen to the counsel from your mate. today, but don't Ignore your own judgment in matters which relate to family finances. GEMINI (May %!-June 20) The busier you are today the better you're likely to operate, so get an early start. However, be sure your agenda also includes time for play. K1m Durst. Margaret Sadlowski, R1ck 13olyard. Tern Laudermilt. F.lla McDaniel, Martha Hanel, Tammv McDaniel, Terri Hall. Shelly F'ox. Lmda Saxon. Ann McCoy, Asbury See and Web, Billie Ann McCoy A lett IL' Clo rk L' has bL•en mu11ed a 1982 Umtl'd Slates Na!J ona l Award wJn ll L'r u1 SL' I l' llCL' by the Umted States AchleVL'Jllent Academy . Thl' aci:ldemy recogmzes less than ftvt· ptrcenl of all AlllL' II L'an h1 gh .St IHJol students Clarke, a !982 graduatt• of Wahama H1gh School, was nom1natcd for thL' awa rd by Mo t gem BrClgg, dlctm stry teacher HIS name will appear Ill the Umted Stall's Al' hJevemcnt AL'ademy Of. f1nal Yea rbook. Tlw cnten a for seledwn are a student's e~cadeJJH L' performance, Jnlt- rest and aptitude, leadership qualities, res ponstb11Ity. enthusJall l, motl vatwn to learn and improve, l'!tlzenshtp, allttutlt> and enop ere~ tl vt> spmt. dependabili ty and recomrnendatJOn from a leacht·r ur director Clarke IS the son of Edwm H. and Rosa lee Clarke and grandson nf the !all' Herman and Jess1e Clarke, Gr<ihatn Sta tum , and Emmett and RosL' Nease, Mason, W Va He has been acl'e pted to enter West Vtrg 1ma nf Technology for the fall team a t Montgomery He will study com· puler sc1e nce. State Sewing Contest and National Needlewrok contest winners were recently announced when Star Grange met. Winners were State Sewing Contest--Maxine Dyer; National Needlework contest-- placemats, Opal Dyer; rugs and wall hangings, Linda Montgomery; afghans, Pau"'ltne Rife; pillow cases, Ruby Lambert; pillow, Eleanor Nelson. Bernice Midkiff placaed third In the National Sewtng Contest at the Pomona meetfug. During the business session, the group decided to send contributions to the l'{atlonal Grange Deaf fund and the Youth Leadership fund. The July 4th Rutland fioat, the fair booths for the Meigs and Ohio State fairs were also discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Ray M!dklff and Mrs. Anna Halliday donated an American fiag to the grange. On Saturday, July 19, the Meigs Co. Pomona Grange Is sponsoring a bake sale at the Rutland Department Store and Kroger's In Pomeroy . . Devotton' by Mr> Mane Roy opened the mcetmg of the Esther Circle held June 17 w1Ut Mrs Mildred Hart, hustessat her home . Scnpture was from Matthew 28. ReadJngs on M1sswns and hymn, ''I'll Go Where You Want Me loGo." and prayer by Vera Beegle. A business card scss1on followed . an offering was taken to send to Ba,·one Mildred Hart presented a program lltled, "Fnendsh1 p" The group sang " What A Fm•nd We Hav1• Ill Jesus". Read mgs by members wen• "Bemg a F' n end," "F n endsh1p Be1ng God's Fnend". "ObligatiOn of Fnendshtp" and "Be1ng D1sappomted by Fn ends" "Tis So Swct'l to Trust 111 Jesus'' as sung by the group and prayer was by Mrs Do1oth1 Badg ley closmg the meet mg. Eleven members Wl're sen L'd refreshments by Mrs Hart Chester Garden The civtc beautification project of the purchase and plantmg of four ur· ns from the Chester Cemetery Memorial section was reported at the June meeting of the Chester Gar· den Club when it met at the home of Mrs. Jean Fredrick. Mace! Barton and Pauline Rtdenour were assistmg hostesses. Nmeteen members answered roll ca ll of "Favontc Hint for beautiful roses." Mrs. Barton chose for her devotiOns a toptc from Gutde Posts, "Roses, Beauty for Ashes" and closed wtth a verse from Helen Stetner R1ce. The program, "Red Roses for a Blue Lady" was given by Barton, who discussed hmts for the begmmng rose grower and by Mrs. Ruth Erwm, who sha red hints for "Roses to Show." They suggested a sunny spot, for at least six hours early m the day, and well-<lramed soil. Property prepared and regular feedmg and msect treatment are the things most needed to msure successful rose culture, Utey satd. Roses should be fertilized three ltmes a year with a good !>-10-5 analysts. It IS recommended they not be fertilized after Aug. I to dtscourage late winter blooming. Water thoroughly, once a week Ill the evenmg, to prevent mtldew. When preparing blooms for showmg, Erwm stated selective dtsbuddmg must be done early. Blooms should be cut at least 15 Ill· ches IQng 1f possible and placed in deep cool water. Blooms can be stored in the refngerator 3-4 days before the show. Do not otl the foliage . Heavy vaneties are shown three-fourths open. Bruised or spltt petals will cause a loss of show points. Balance and proportion are Important to watch, also, know and name your vanety. Erwm had prepared several ways to show how roses can be used in ar, listie personal use, includmg, arranged on a hair comb, a corsage and a bndal bouquet or small pink roses and fteld da tstes. Betty Dean and Mary Huffman d1d the "MAKE" arrangements of the month. Mrs. Dean used two dozen roses from her garden with corkscrew willow and hosta in a basket contamer. She also prepared an onen ta l arrangement of clustered roses and bent reed to make a free-standing arrangement to be viewed on all sides. A money donation will be gtven for the Sentor Citizen spnng plantings at the Multi-Purpose Buildmg. The O.A.G.C. Dutch Bulb sales were announced. All orders must be m by June 25. Dean announced the O.A.G.C. convention IS to be held at the lmpenal House, North Columbus on Aug. J.4.. 5. Reservations must be in by July 211. Chester Club WII ha ve a workshop at the Chester Fire House at 7:30 p.m . on June 3{) to prepare favors for the conventton. Members are to brmg scissors a nd floral tape. June McDougal a nd Joan Baum were accepted for membership The July meetmg will be a ptcnic at Royal Oak Park on the regular meetmg mght. Forest Run UMW Edit h Sisson recen tly hosted a Forest Run UMW meeting center- tng on discussions of U.S. and Mexlca n citizens Evelyn Holland, program leader, gave the report on citizens. fol lowed by further readings on 1he subject by Mary Nease. Edith Sisson and Kathleen Scott. Ms. Nease also announced a meeting Sept. 29 at Chesterhill for all UMW members. There were 42 sick calls reported and a special reaqlng on the bald eagle by the hostess was heard. Cookies and cof· fee closed the meeting, along with a song a nd an English prayer. Winding Trail The Winding t rat! Garden Club toured the Glass House, ln Stewart, recently and saw more than 3,IXXI varlties of plants. including tropical. exotic a nd rare houseplants. The tour featured a lecture on growing greenhouse plants. The group concluded the day with dinner in Athens, served to AI· ice Thompson, 13onnie Le Master, Margaret Parker, Peggy Crane, Jane Thompson, Addalou Lewis, Pat Thomas, Ruth Moore a nd Patty Parker. The next meeting will be a potluck picnic at the home of Mrs. Lewis, Monday, July 19 at 6:30p.m. Homebuilders t'he Homeouuaers Class of Middleport Church of Christ met recently for a hot dog roast at the Rt. 33 roadside park. Prayer fur the fare was given by Bud Wilson Spending the day were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baker a nd Angela and Kat hy, Debbie Fort h, Mrs. Thelma Boyer, MRs. Colleen Van Meter, Mrs. Brenda Shuler and Stacey, Mrs. Dorothy Roach and Darin, Kathy Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Wil· !lam Gra ueser, Mr and Mrs. Clay Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs Pete Daugherty, Mr. a nd Mrs. Bob Hunnell, Mrs. Mary Martin and Adam, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cole and Mrs. a nd Mrs. Edward Evans. This was Ute last monthly meet ing until September. County and area births and birthdays Woods Klein Business Services WE POOL 1·304·773-S64 C l t< 1tchen M.1son, W Va 6 70 1 mo Buill Garages" 9!1 3981 Fm Appomtment 5 18 I mo COMPLETE RAD IATOR SERV ICE From the Sm<l ll est Heater Core to the Larqest Rad rator. Call 992-6259 New and Used PARTS 276 Sycamore St. Middleport, Ohio Open 9 till 6 Closed Sun. & Mon. PH. 742-2081 5-27-1 mo pd a · Dozers · Backhoes - Dump Truck s NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs Expenencc SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Pomeroy, Oh . Ph. 992·2174 2 26 tfc • washers • Dish· washers • Ranges • Refrigerat- ors Large or Sma ll Jobs • Dryers • Freezers PH 992·2478 5 20·1 mo pd PARTS and SERVICE 4 5-lfc OHIO VALLEY ROOFING BASEMENTS! PATIOS DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS CEMENT FINISHER RICHARD GARFIELD • Roofing of all types • Siding • Remodeling • Free estimates e20 Yrs. experience 985-4464 TOM HOSKINS Ph. 949-2160 or 949-2322 4-20· ttc ALL STEEL BUILDINGS S1zes start from JOx24" BOGGS SALES &SERVICE u .s . Rl. 50 East Guysville, Ohio Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts &Service 1·3-lfc 6 14 I r·olO EUGENE LONG Superior Siding Co. Roger Hysell GARAGE Vinyl & Aluminum Complete gutter work, complete remodelinc. roofing of all types. Warted in home area 20 St. Rl. 124 Pomeroy, OH 1 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR years. Also Transmission PH. 992· 5682 or 992·7121 3·24-tfc Old 100,00 BTU gas fur • E lectnc work •Custom Pole Bldgs. •Roofing Work 14 Years ~xpenence Greg Roush Ph. 992·7583 or 992·2282 ~ 11 I mo \ J&F CONTRACTING backhoe excavating septic systems A water, sewer & gas lines •dump truck •limestone I Wine Anll1ble Mon.-Ker Nlrfit Tues..t.adtes n!Jhl all reduced for lhe women drinks Wed.-'/• Cenlury ftllhl 9-12, drafl beef onlr. Pool ~~r_nament 2 a.m. POMEROY - Three bedroom house wtlh two lot s F1rep l ace p lu s wood burner New carpe ttng , 112 ba th , new roof and s1d1ng, full basement, qarage, an except•onal home for $45,000 446 0865 ' I O'Brien Electric Service 16 YEARS EXP. • Res identia I •Commercial •Industrial Racine, Ohio 247·3534 Free Estimates 4 20 ttc MARSHAU IENNINT BAND Stop 1n, bnnr 1 h~nd . We 1isG hne HIPPI Hoot Mon.-S.t. 4 pm. 6 p.m. Un1ilftrlised spec~b dilly 1topt to ... you1ll-. Phone 991-9913 6-t t""' PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR Call Bill Ward AI Ward's Keyboard 1-446-4372 4-19-llc V1sa Master Charge RAC IN E - 19 1 Acres - Three bedroom house . bar ns, make an offer Asktng $90,000 RACINE - 80 Acres house Asktng $60,000 Correspondence d- . Custom kitchens and appliances. custom bathrooms, remodeling, plumbing, electric, and healing. FREE ESTIMATES PH. 9.92-6011 e-20-ttc tlif .REESE .TRENCHING SERVICE -Watet<Sewer·Eiectrtc · Gas Line-Ditches ' water Line Hook' ups Septic Tanks :/ County Certified Roush Lane ..., Cheshire, Oh. Ph. 367-7UO 1-7·1 tfc For all your wiring needs; furnaces ' repair service and installation. Residentia I & Commercial Call742·3195 3·7-tfc YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE ....-=.r-... ·~•n••••n 1 ===' lfiM~ V. C. YOUNG 111 H2-621S or H2-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 9-30·tfc DABBLE SHOP Pomeroy, OH. PH. 992·2063 CHECK OUT OUR BIBLE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pac-Man Party Packs and Cake Available 6·21· I mo. N WOPEN COLEMAN'S eoJ~~~l2nd MIDOL£POIT •All Minor &Major . Auto &Truu Repair efrM Estimates •R1110111bl1 Rata Open I a.m.-6 p.m. MIMI. tliiU Sit PH. 992-7726 llcl Celltnln 6·21&Tllll Roush I mo. 7 K1ttens to black and b l ack 9926t9t 949 2660 992 5692 992 2259 Free cut e black and wh1te ktttens. 7 ma le, 1 female, to qood home 614 667 3323 Lttter tra1ned New spape rs , neatly 3 K ttfens Phone 304 675 2299 304 304 675 1786 VIRGIL B. SR. 2t6 E. 2nd Sl. 3 NEW LISTING -- Ex tr a n• ce home 1n tt1e Larqe family woods room wtfh ftr ep lace Ftne carpett ng, garaqe, shop, 3 bedroom s, 2 full baths. ce ntral atr and hea t , sll d tn q q lass door to patto, modern equtp ped k •tchen and P 2 acres Only $67,000 $36,500 00 NEW LI STING - 21" acres w •th cott age 3 bed rooms, bath , sp nng water 3 bu dd tnq s, app l e trees and grapes Ca ll today Se ll s for NEW LI ST IN G - One floor 3 bedroom modern hme, carpe ttn q, nat gas F A furnac e, bath, ktl chen w.th bar and dtnmq aren Large level lot 1n Syracuse near pool Just $27,000 $ t5,000 00 YOU MUST SEE THIS ONE - It 1S we ll worth our ask tng pr1 ce 2 bedrooms, natural gas hen!, fulf basemen t A rea l good buy for a star ter home or rental tn ves tm en t Se ll s for on l y NEW LISTING - Large storage til e block buildtnq wtth over 5,000 sq It and larqe leve l l ot for parktng Asktng 1 apartments over look tng nver Upstatrs apart ment has 2 bedrooms, l1 v 1ng room, kttchen and ba th Downsta1rs has 3 bedrooms, L R, bath and ktfchen N• ce corner lot rn Mtdd leport Close to stor es and shopp m g $23,000 NEW LISTING - lor $23.000 Cheryl L eml ey, Assoc Phone 742 -3171 Velma N1cms~y, Assoc. NEW LI ST ING - Good NEW LI ST IN G - 21x60 stor aqe or store buddtnQ on the T tor a busmess How wou ld you !tke to have th• s f or only $17,500 2 FOR 1 - Both o f these 3 bed r oom homes wt th bath s, a ll utt l tt tes. 2 garage and leve l lots for CIII I: K II II I! l'ii iCf S on ly $21,000 00 Can you POMEROY. ~ LANDMARK p_,·~· - 992 -2181 beat ''' P..t FREE PARKING HERE FOR CUSTD ME RS Sue Murphy, Helen and Bruce Teaford, All Realtors . After Hr s. Public Notice 992·361 s or 992·3325. PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF THOMAS EARL MANUEL, SR., DECEASED Case No. 23eoe NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On June 16, 1982, •n the County 45771 Robert E. Bu ck Probate Judge/ Clerk 161 22.29 171 6, 3tc Public Notice - - --- -~ Card of Thanks Probate No. 23e08, Theresa Manuel, Route 2, Rac ine, Ohio 45771 was ap po•nted Adm •n• stratnx of the estate of Thomas Earl Manuel, Sr , deceased , tate of Route 2, Ra c ine, Oh to ~ Housing Headquarters - - A belated thank you Now that we ar e back m our home after our f1re we would lik e to thank the Pomeroy Fire Department for the sw ift and efficient se rvi ce, the Tuppersplatns F 1re Dept, th e Bearwa ll ow Church of Chn st for the food that was sent to us 10 our time of need A lso our relat•ves, fri ends and ne1ghbors, and the Nation Wide Insurance Co. Roland and Dori s Eastman. Office of Salisbur y Twp. Trustees 41000 Laurel Cliff Road Pomeroy, Oh1o The Salisbury Township Trustees will receive sealed bids a! !he home of the Clerk at !he above ad· dress until noon of July 2nd, 1982 for th e following vehicle : 1968 Ford F700 Dump Truck 390 Engine, new rebuilt rear end, 2 speed Bids will be opened at the regular meeting on July 2nd, 19e2 allhe home of the Clerk. The Salisbury Township Trustees reserve !he right to reject any or all bids. Wanda L. Eblin Clerk Salisbury Township Trustees 161 14. 1e, 21c The family of Floyd G. D•d· die wishes to extend sin· ce re thank s to family , friends, Veterans Memorial Hospital, their staff. Syracuse Squad, Ewings Funeral Home, the Minister and the soloi st for their food, flowers, end kin dness in the recent death of my father . Jerry Diddle and family . l Announcements SWEEPER and lnsodc & out s1de pa1nt1ng irce cst1m a tc s Call 446 9499 - FlllalKial _ USED 3 wheel good condttton, Bus 1ncs s or store room 1n Park. Central Hotel LOST bt c ycle 304 887 2800 Wanted To Buy WANTED TO BUY Old luc ntture and Ant•ques of a ll ktnds, call Kenneth Swatn , 446 3159 or 256 1967 tn the even1ng s Buytng Gold. Stiver , Plattnum, old cotns, scrap r1ngs & silverware Dady quotes available Also COtn.s & cotn supplies for sale Sprtng Valley Trad•ng Co, Spr1ng Valley Plaza We pay cash tor late model c lean used ca rs Frenchtown Car Co Bill Gene Johnson -~--- - Em.pi!JifA'Il!R£ 1 black dog Boo Boo Par t black chow 614 992 3472 N o co llar Lost Reward Cross breed Terrter, b lack fema le, 4 mo old Whrte w tt h flea co llar Metgs Co Memory Gardens Saturday Pep Ask me about SE I ROLAC Earn money while loostng wetght ea sily No d•et Call Doflte6!4 949 7862 11 Money to Loan REFINANCE or purchase your t1ome 30 year fixed ratr wva & Ohto Leader Mortgage 77 E State 51 Alll ens, Oh 614 592 3051 23 Protesstonal Serv tce s C&L Bookkeep1ng Bookk.eeptnQ & tax servtce tor all types of bus1nesses Carol Neal 446 3862 Ptano tun•ng and r epatr Lane Dan•els Assoc•at e of Bruntcard•'s Gall•pol•s and Cunntngham's Athens Help Wanted Lady to share home wtlh 64 yr old rettred wtdow Cal l 31 614 245 9213 or 614 245 9238 147 acre farm good house and barns Call446 7599 Part ttme Ltcensed Prac t1 ca l Nur se to dtspense med•caflon to restdents of an tntermed•ate care fa cll •t Y tor the mentally retarded 1n Btdwell Hours vary, dependtng on when med•ca t ton needs to be dtspensed $5 75 hour Con tact Ca thy Neal at 388 8195 Buckeye Communtfy Ser v•ce IS an equal opportuntty f'mplover per 614992 7440 7 Bus1ness Opportun1ty 741 2951 or 992 2082 SeF'IiE£5 11 YardSa le Yard Sa le Old 160 at Kerr June 24 & 25 Color Tv, b1ke, tool s, clothtng & mtsc Patto Sa le at Vtnton on Rt 160 June22&23 91o5 Yard Sa le June 23 hou se on M •tche ll Ga lltpolts Log Rd. Yard Sale Thurs 24 & Fr• 9 30 6 00 Clolh•ng, ce r am•cs, o l d l 1ce n se plates, fabn c bottles and 1unk Rt 279 at Sh•r ley Ar r owoods about 1/2 m il e out of Ce nterv ill e Yard Sa le Monday, June m t tl dark, Tuesday June 22, 9 am til ' Stm pson res•dence, Rose Hill Toys (some Ftsher Pnce & Matell , odds & ends dtshes, two l amps, clofhtng & 1973 Ford Ton no 21, 6 p Yard Sa le Monday, June 21,6 p .m til dark, Tuesday , June 22, 9 a m til ' Dav•s restdence, Rose Hill 3 family yard sa l e Dugan's, Broadway, Rac 1ne, OhiO June21, 228. 23 G1gantt c ya rd sa le. A I titl e of eve rything . Water & Apple, Syracuse Jun e 21 June 24 Arthur Miller res1dence Whtfes Hill Rd, Rutland Man, June 21 Fn 25 Ftrst 1n a yea r New toys, house hold 1tems, clothes & mtSC F1ve miles out Sa nd Hill. Wednesday and Thursday, 9 tdl 5, 23rd and 24th Wednesday and Thursday, 516·29th 51 Po.nl Pl easa nt Clothes, books, etc 9 4 5-famdy ca rport sa le Wed nesday, one and one half mil e out Jern cho Rr1d on teft . Pt Pl easa nt s1gns Public Sale & Auction --- - -- --- - - R1ck Pearson, Ex penenced AUCTIONEER Estates, antiques, farm , household. Licensed Oh lo- WV Buying antiques 304· 773·57e5, 773·91e5. Auction every Fn nrght at the Hartford Community Center Truckloads of new merchandise every week Consigments of new and used merchandise always welcome . Richard sewing Reynolds Auctioneer. 275 3069. supplies. Pick up and delivery, Davis Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up EMMA Bell Auction Ser· Georges Creek Rd. Call vice. Sa le each Tuesday, 7 p.m. MI. Alto. accepting 446·02'14 .. consignments Tuesday 10 a.m. until sale t i me . Reduce safe & fast with Buying and setting estates. GoBese Tablets & E·Vap Free estate appraisal, 304· •water pills' . Gillingham ~2e-em. Drug Store. BEDS·IRON, BRASS, old PERMANENT furniture~ gold, silver HAIR REMOVAL dollars, wood ice boxes, Professional Eleclrotysls stone Iars, antiques, etc .• Center. A.M.A. approved, Complete households. Doctor referats, by ap· Write : M.D. Miller, Rl. ~. polnlmenl only. 304·675- Pomeroy, Oh. Or 992·7760. • 6234. machine repair, parts, and Will do baby Stfltng 1n mv homf' Cal16143889755 Cal l 614 388 8 PUBLIC NOTICE Trash colle c t ton & hau ltn q, Call446 4480 21 446 0069 LOST Reward L •ght brown Maltese Terrter About foot long & 7 tnches t all Unton Ave area Pomeroy 614 992 6239 or conta ct De lbert Fndley 25, bnck bustness bu !ldtng 21x87 A ll utdttt es, rest room and stde en tr ance Wdl tnke $18,000 COMPLETE CLOSEOUT ON TREES & SHRUBS Court, Case 83 acres and metal garage for repatr of tru cks and cars Ha s wa ter and electrtctly '"Midd leport Askon g $3S,OOO 00 Meigs Schoo l Rd 8206 Phone 1- ( 614 )·992·3325 1967 RIGHT front fender for Chevro let, 1976 1977 Montf' Carlo, must be 1n good con dtfton , 304 675 4421 LOST Male Wa l ker Foxhound wh• te w 1th b lack spots, gray and bl ack on head Lost on Ebenezer Carmel Rd & the Scott s Broker NEW LISTING - Lost and Found 6 bedroom home Real ntce hardwood fl oors, some room s ca rpeted Extra n tce ki t c hen , dtshwasher , dtsposal, stove and refrtgerator Natural gas heat S• tuated on 1' 7 acre on St Rt 124 Sells for tr on, brass. or wood K•t chen cubbard s of all types T ab ies, round or square Wood •ce boxes Old desks and bookcases Will buy comp lete hou seho ld Gold , stlver, old money, pocket watches. chatns, nngs, and etc lnd tan Art•lacts of all types Also buvtng baseball cards Osby Mart•n 992 446 8025 or 446 8026 2 Console TVs tor parts PHONE 7411003 OLD FURN ITURE. bods . bun Kttlens Part Anqora 773 5259 George S Holtstelfer Jr Lawn Mow•ng no yard to b•g or sma ll Relrab le and dependabl e· For est tm ate call 446 3159 after 6PM 256 3476 9 died 304 895 3420 Henry E Cle l and, Jr , GRI Jean Trusse ll Dott•e Turner Offtce Gold. St iv er, ster ltn g 1ewe lry, nng s old co•ns & currency Ed Burkett Bar ber Shop, Mtddleport 997 wanted to Do & whtte7 wks old Call 614 Four bedroom r emode led REALTORS 18 Public Sale & Auct•on 6370 Gol den Rctrtcver 1 year old female 614 997 32 15 OEXTE R 170 Acres - Worktng Datry, fully equ tpped and 1n operatton. mach1nery, 80 datry cat tie, two bed room mobile home Ptpe l tne milkers Call for details ~ MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE 6PM 446 6255 256 1261 Cenlurw N11hl Fn. & S.l. u.. binds · dnnk & drown eJCh nirfil, 10 p.m. . Sun . . P1m, pitchOJ beer specill fer Ktttens to g1ve away Ca ll !huB -Old M1lwouke N•ghl. 91 30, 1 licensed & Bonded PH. 992-7201 Run 256 6309 3 k•ttens 8 wks old Cal l at Carry Out Bter • • • • 7 Barns all ready down Have to haul ott Teens MIDDLE PORT Two bedroom hom e, Wtth sepa r ate dtntng room, l arge l ot. w•th qarage Good Street $19,750 Connolly C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION 3939 NEW LISTING - Rut land - Assume Loanon ThtS - two bedroom home wtth bnght sun porchand dtntng room, ltvtn g room and kttchen Carpe ted, flnt sh the att1c t or two extra rooms L1 Acre lot 100 pd price. Abo BQ's 1t11 Sunday startin1 June. Month ol June, Thur~ ·fn Sal. New Homes - extensive remodeling Prtme nance. sttll works Free tor haul1ng away Call 446 Phone 742·3092 CANDLELIGHT INN Rl. I, Chosh1re, Ott St. Rl. 7, belwettt Clloshne & Middleport HB.: Mon.-S.n. 1:00 P.M.-1:30 I.M. 3·29 lfc ROUSH CONSTRUCTION" H e tgh t s - anythtng to g•ve away and does r'lt offer or attempt to offer any other thtn g for sa le may plac e an ad '" thts co lu mn There wil l be no charge to the adver t• ser car peted , tn sulated, elec heat pump 80'x4 15' lot. qarage, lov el y home for $44,900 Call 843-3322 5-12-2 8 basement, 32' family room, utlltty, workshop, fully Free estimates Grate Stanley - Trench er - Water - Sewer - Gas Lmes - Septic Sys tem s All Makes S1zes from 4 to 6 and all wood bu1ldings 24x36. Insulated Dog House s A party was held given recently in Mr. a nd Mrs.Robert Klein, Mid· Michael Eric Grate, son of observance of the first birthday of dleport, announce the birth of a son, Brenda Coffey, celebrated his first Jared Ross Woods, son of Ted and Brian Scott, May 31 at Holzer Medl· birthday at the Tommy Pennington Janie Woods. home, Rutland, with a cowboy cal Center. A Sesame Street theme was cake. He weighed eight p6unds, uine 1 carrted out and a Bert and Ernie ounces and was 211nches long. He Is Attendlpg were ,Mr. a nd cake was served with ice cream and welcomed home by his )3-monthMrs.Va nce, Mr. a nd Mrs. Pam Kool-Aid. Attending were Mr. and old brother, Robert Allah. Pennington, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mrs. Keith Woods, grandparents, Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. . Fair, f3eeky Vance, Tracy, Missy, Cheryl Harmon and Shaun, Mr. and Lawrence Klein, Minersville, and Cassidy and Debbie Coffey, Mrs. Kenny Neigler, Seott and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Shuler, LangsTommy Pennington Jr. , ~'rry and Jason, Sherri Thompson, Bev Hoff. vUle. Great-grandparents are VIrTabbey Vance, all of Rutland, a nd man, Thelma Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. gie Klein, Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Potters, South We~J&ter. Tim Thomas and Adam, Teresa Huf· Harold WUI, Middleport and Vivian !man and Duston, Vicki Kittle, Con- Coy, Rutland. nie Massie, Kelly and Emily. Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. a nd Mrs. Dan Stanley !ShirErnest McClung, grandparents, ley AlklrE'I, Pomeroy, announce Kristina and Amy Connolly were the birth of their third child, James Akron; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman and David, Mrs. David Moore, recently honored with a dual birth- Keith, Friday, June 4 at O'Bieness day celebration at tbe Pit Stop Memorial Hospital. He weighed 10 Susan Burns and Mike Trent. Game Room, Tuppers Plains. The pounds and was 22~ Inches long. Pac-Man theme was carried out In 'Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. th~ decorations and a Smurfette. Felix Alkire, Pomeroy, and Mrs. cake was served. Allee Stanley, Pagetown. Great•· : Attending for Amy on ber 12th grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. · : birthday were Amy Berkhlmer, Charles Kaptelna,Sr., Pomeroy .. Amy Ritchie. Renee Kaylor, Usa He was welcomed home by Mark Burke, Lolr Burke, Georgina My- Allen, 7, and Gary Lee, 4. ers, Bonnie Koenig, Jeff Caldwell, ·Bryan Durst, Mark GrUfln, Allen Tripp, James Myers, Mike Con' nolly, Alta Dlll, grandmother, Mr. and M1·s. Albert Roush have ·' Freda Larkins, aunt. returned home after spending · For Kristina, wlw turned eight, several days in Ptckerington w1th·; were Carrie GWtlan, Amy Well, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Flowers. The~ : Mary Jo Reed, Dee Cline, John and atte(lded the antique show at the'" Jay Holsinger, Jeff Durst, Steve LaiiSche building and also th1• an· I • ' car s how at Lancaster. Mr. 1I Barnett, Kyle Faunspaugh,- rony t1que Mixey, as well as her grandmother · and , Mrs. Flowers accopanied by : and aunt. their nephew, Doug Roush· rl : They are the daughters of Reynoldsburg, returned Mr. and : Mr.and Mrs. Warren Connolly. Mrs. Roush to tl)eir home here Mon- i Kristina Connolly Both girls received may gifts. day. I Mu lberry $10,000 00 INVESTM ENT Rl. J, Box 54 Racine, Oh. Ph. 614-e4J·2591 6· 15-tfc Klein LISTING - loca tton tor a premtum hom e, four bedrooms, full HOBSTETTER REALTY -La-Boy And Home Maintenance Radta tor Specta ll st NEW G1veaway ANY PERSON who has PULLINS EXCAVATING KEN'S APPLIANCE 5 19 l mo. 4 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH.992-2259 FARMS' Truck, Auto and HARLEY DAVIDSON "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" RANDY'S CARPENTER SERVICE Ph. 949-2609 949·2234 RACINE, OHIO FRYE'S 5 21 1 mo The Dail Sentinei-Pa e-7 $33,000 Licensed & Bonded Phone 949·2293 or949·2417 3·3 tfn HARRISON'S TV Repair & Service Open TuH thru Sat foundations, reclamatio,.. 3·11 ttc FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE lUES NIGHT ISMEN'S NIGH1 (Free Estimates) ds, 949·2e60. No Sunday Calls 20% OFF All PERMS - Addons and remodeling - Roofing and gutter work - Concrete work -Plumbing and electrical work vice, water, sewer, pon- Call for free sid ing estimates, 949· 2801 or SYRACUSE, 011. SUMMER PERM . SPECIAL PH Dozer & backhoe ser- "Beaut tfuL Custom FOR THE BOTH OF YOU STYLING SALON P&S BUILDINGS Woods BISSELL SIDING CO. • Stounles s Steel • Ftberg lass • Vmy l l•ners PERSONALIZED POOLS C&M EXCAVATING AND • CONSTRUCTION Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING TOGETHER Utility Buildings Grate rt Ohio Tuesda , June 22 1982 Sales pos1t1on expertence preferred but not necessary Must have car and l•ve 1n Gall•po l• s ar ea Call446 3615 L rght deltvery work 1n Ga ll ta, Metgs C'lnd Mason County If you have 2 or 3 hours 1n the afternoon you can ne t a good tn come Must be depe ndabl e and have rel•abl e vehtc le For tnformat•on send name, ad dress, phone number and year & make of vehtcle to box 602. Gall rpolt s Dally Trtbune, 875 3rd Ave, Ga ll•polts, Oh 45631 $250 00 weekly I fully guaranteed) worktng part or full ftm e at home Week l y paychecks mailed dtrectly to you from Home Office every Wednesday St art tmmed•ate l y No ex per tence necessary Nattonal company Details and app lt cat•on mailed Send your name and ad dress to Amertcan F tel!ty Com pan y, Ht r tng Dept 77, 1040 Lone Star Dr , New Braunfels. TX 78 130 Hom es for Sa le 3 bdr homf' . new vtnyl Stdtng, carpet. new nat gas furnace 7 outbuild•nq s, 3 mil e from c1ty Call 446 3897 3 Bedroom hou se. bath & 12 bnsement 2 ac , sprtng wa ter iuel oil furna ce 446 9232 New 3 bdr hOu se 2 car gari'lQP , will except other real estate on a trade and help ftnan cc at a reasonable rnt e of mtercst Call446 3617 1975 3 bedroom modular home . 112 acre land also old er house on same property Plenty garden space. pasture & frutf trees lmmedtare oc cupancy Can be gran ted. $16,000 614 949 2234 3 beLroom brt c k 16 year old home. l 11 ba th s, ftreplace. garage, basement One acr e Ftrst ftme offered for sale Bulav lll e Road Call 614 245 92 10 or 614 992 390S 5 rooms and bath, utlltty room, large patt o, garage and work shop Total elec trt c, well msulated and easy to heat Completly remedied $39.500 614 742 270 1 Close to school locafton Good Assumable 71 4 percent loan , 4 bedroom. 2 full baths, all electrtc 75x100 corner lot 1·304 882 23 19 WAN T ED Restaurant cooks, day & ntght Apply m pe r son at The En terta•ner , Wednesday, Thursday & Su nday , 6 8 HOU SE Meadowbrook Ad dttton, 3 bedrooms, family room wtth ft rep !ace. cen tral a1r. basement phone pm 304 675 1542 WEATHERIZER crew me 2 story bnck, 6 rooms, bath, basement and fireplace , 1211 Matn Sf 304 mber knowledgable of car pentry App ly , 812 V tand St Pt Pleasant, WV 12 Sttuatwn s Wanted Would lt ke to share nde t o OU f or summer term Cal l 446 3758 Pa1nftng, roofing , yard work, tr ee removal & top pmg 12 years expenence Reasonable Free Esttmates 614 742 2360 TEENAGER babys tfttng, woll do Rtpl ey Rd Area Ca ll 304 675 4144 13 Insurance ---------- SA NDY AND BEAVER In suran ce Co ha s offered se r v tces for ftre insurance coverage 1n Gallta Count y tor almost a centur y F ar m , hom e and persona l property coverages are ava ilable to m ee t 1n dtvidual needs Contac t Nea l Insurance Agency, agent Phone 446· 1694 lS -- - Schools - - -Instruction - ---Karate the ultimate in se lf defence all pnvate lessons, M en, women, & children. Instruction thru bla ck belt. Also avai l able Karate uniform s puch tn g and kicking bags , and protec tive equipment Jerry Lowery & Assoc1ates Karate Burlington Studio, Rd .. 143 Jackson, Oh . Ca ll614·286·3074 17 One female lending Hocking Technical College starling in Sep· !ember to share apartment Nelsonville, or second or 675 3431 TWO story, 3 bedroom, futr ba semen t, $40,000 7,000 down & assu me loa n of 1 $33.000 at 8 ! 2%, Eng lt sh Court. 304 675 3585 32 Mob1le Homes for Sate TRISTATE MOBILE HOMES USED MOBILE HOMES, CARS, TRUCKS GALL IPOLI S CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 446 ~ 7572 Pn ce reduced For sa le or: ren t 12x60 2 bedroom• mobt le home wt th 2 lots ' Gas heat, rural wa ter ' Close to c •ty ltmlls Call 446 1294 1980 W•ndsor 14x70, new cond Deluxe kitchen, large ltvtn g room & bath, 2· bedrm Htdden uttl room • D9·23 10 ' 1980 Fatrmonl, 14x52, 2 1969 Buddy Mobtle Home,: 12x65 with lip out 3 Bdr · m s , ca ll after S Excell ent : cond . Ohio . Reasonable rates. Can be first T HR EE bedroom modul ar, 11h bath, utlltfy room, co m · plete kttc hen , range & refrtgerator , approx ). acre, should qualtfy for" Farmers Loan, 304 675 303d cred it 614 367·0690. roommate who will be at- in BR I CK home. Mt Vernon Ave, cen tral atr, ~ bedrooms, 2112 baths, 304, 675 7723, co rner lot b e droom , tak~ over paym ents with approved Miscellaneous NEEDED : 675 2381 year student. Ca ll 1614) 992 · 508~ . 1959 Ltberty house trailer, 1 bdr., good cond Ca ll 614· 256-tl(fse. �---------------.- ·- -- --- -·---------------·Ohio 1982 31 Mob il e Home s for Sa le 51 They'll Do It Every Time Hou se hold Goods- - Kingway ti vi ngroom suite go ld , ru st. & green stripe, ex c. cond . $100 . Ca ll 446· 17 x50 R1 C ~1ardson Mnb ll!' Hom(' E xc cond F ur n1s ht'd, undr •rptnntnq & lut'l oil 1,1nt... $4 ,000 997 Rou nd k tng size bed, l ike new S375 . Ca l l Oak H i ll 68'1 7164 0,/} 6 11111 Filona tr iltiPr . 60xl2 . t u rn , ~ lrt · d . nPw lleavv wood 1 pc l tv1nq roorn su 1te. new li lfl L' Ih · ~f't . wnter llf'cl i C'r 3 ton cf•n trd l ,, ,r co ne! . un r1Pr p, nnln Q, 70 11 xB 11 roofN I por c fl Ve r y qood <and S7500 61 d 9971909 1 ttl'< l tV\' un t tl ttrf' end of Ju n l' 50 rr l!OHO'S BEM CO maffr esses or box 6.1;; sprin gs, full or twin , S58 . 6 MOMENT Pi ece Naugnhyd e hea vy ANP .. · wood l ivin g room suite $695 . Pil low arm sofa & "'1W-t; ch air $375 Roll lop desk, H..- .6ROwN" . dark & lt gllt , $169 . Bunk l50< 411 • bed s, co mpl ete, inc lu de ST~· mattr ess, $199 Com plet e SRUHSWtCJC. , water bed shop with 10 U.NA~ bedroom su tte s on dispiMy , starti ng pri ce $799 up to r - - - - - - - - - - , r - - - - - - - - - . . . . , $2500. B ig da ddy c ocktail & end tab l es $50 . Wall A Way r ec li ne r s $169 and up. La 41 Hous es lor Rent 4-1 A pa rtment Boy rec t 1ner s tn stoc k . z U\ [ 0 ~ /6 Tabl e & 4 chairs, sw ivel c h air, oil hea ter . odd chair s. Call 446 9844 . CO>*'S MOniL[ I tU' rl ~ f' ( l ~7 6 & )I ll tr' ~Url'd Call 3 tw cjr oo rn mobil<' twrn r. Crown H,wf' n. 14x 70 fh.. IO cxp,l rlCIO, $7300 Ca ll 12, 304 61 5 5767 TW O bedr oom 1970 Monr1r c t1 m obile· ll omc. $4 .500 Hf' ndcr so n Trruler Court . SH1 trr~ d N on th r le f t 1973 . 14 x70, 3 tJedroom m obil(' t1omP. has lorqe r oo m c.,, wd l SC' II pr~rt t ally f u rn t~ l l f' d 304 86 7 78 70 197) V I ( TOR IA N 14x65. l ur- n tS i lPcL undNprnned . wooc lt)urn tnq lirf'PirlCe , ex lrrt nt ( t' rrildY for 1rn tnt •dt,lt(' pOSSeSStOrl, 614 ·1<16 / 336. 30·1 675 4544 THR EE twdroom tr aill'f, par tly f urnt slwd. tncludf'S Wll Shcr . clryr r c1n0 new .=11r ro ndtl tOnPr B. dr rlpes . corn p lc h •ly r Mprt r d Pl1one J04 675 3786 .1tlrr 5 00 p m J!il67 N aS il Ucl 14x70 mobile !lome . wilh h70 exponston . 1 bf'dr oo rns . 1 b~l l hs . l trrplacr . rlll p fe c trl (. to rl SSUrnP 304 5/6 1706 14x70 mobdr llonw. all r1C' c tr 1c. M. 7 bf'dr oom ,1nd ,lc!d t t,on,l l r oom $10,000 ftr m 304 867 3356 or 30 4 88 2 127 1 2 IJ t~ d r oorn mob tlr' homr F.1rm s for S,1 1e ~ 0 1\ U I' 1,1 rm . 3 bedroom 11 0us r· wt!ll sp~lctOUS rt• m ocJ ir·rl k tic twn . 7 panels . t)rl r n. pnu•d to <;f' l l Sell or trildf' t(l r trousr 1n town 304 R9 5 30H l J0 4 675 4674 34 Bu stne ss Bu tldtnq s t... mflll bflr bustnr ss for so le ,n Porn l' r o y . Ohto 614 997 990\ H l nl \ & Arrf>,l ge P r t( P rP cl ur rd 2 lot s Wtth rur .=ll w.l tr r c lose to Ct ty l tmt! <; . $•1.450 00 Call 446 1/ 9.1 F or <; ,l lf' orw .1nct hnlf acres nr o r r or IPss. .1p pr O)" <tn,lll'ly 600 It rand tr o nt .lO P on Co ra Ct•nt c q Jo tnt Rd ne<H Cf' n INpOt n t S3 .000 00 Ph onr 697 69 .14 F flfffi {' lt cs 3 75 acres to 5 acr r s F1~11 ta l. c tfy sc hool Cl t<; lrtCI Cr1116 1A 379 2196 7. lots F trs t lo t 1S 3 t rader S~Jd C C' trader park Seco nd tot 1S /00x200 Loca ted 1n Mr •r cr rvtlle , JJ6 4664 TW O ncrc lots 150 I t rond tr on t ;HJe . c tl y wo te r , bl' lllnd B4 Lumber. c al l J04 615 687J. 675 36 18 PLINY 1 acre lot , along Rt benuti ful Kanawha f<tvcr va ll e y , $6 ,500 cas h. )5 , )04 937 1896. 304 937 2782 3 bdr hou sc qood loc a t ,on . 2 bd r r:r pt , H u D exce pted A O nr Real E stntcs. Ca r ol Yraqrr Rea lt or Cr:r ll 304 675 5104 or 675 5366 Hou sr f or ren l 4 rooms & ba lll Full bflsemen t. stove & rrtrtqcrator tn k1t chen 614 991 3090 HOU SE . 80 7 3rd 51 New Haven . WV . $'100 $100 . dcposd G trn C HMrah, P.=.rkf'rsburq 304 4'17 311 7 41 Mobil e Hom es for Ren t M obil e Hom e, E urr ka , Brlr . turn , rtvcrfronl lot. re f & depostt Adu ll s. $100 rno 1 643 76 44 ( lf'nn 17x60, 2 bd r mob tl e horne Furn .. co nveni errt , qOOd nl' l CJ hbOr ll OOd, a tr cond . sec dep r cq Cn ll nt 1Cr 5. 44 6 6558 Mobil e home nnd tr ailer spa ce 1 m1 fr om Hospt lal Dep req Cr~ lt week day 9 to 6, 446 38 1? 2 bdr M H n1Cf' turn , nat qo s hecl t , on pr tva l (' lo t 1n Gil11t pOitS Cn l1446 l 409bct wrPn 4 to 7PM 7 bd r trailer at Rodney . carpe t tn livtnQ r oo m & bee! room Ca ll614 745 9170 7 brc r oo m trailer c lose to sc !loOI , pnrk, s1or es Drpos il r equ1r C'd M td dlrporl 6 14 99'1 59 14 45 Furn1s hed Roo m s SLEE PING Houses tor Rent Homes f or Rent, Lease or Land con tr ac t i n town or co un t ry Ca ll Str out Rea ll y , 446 0008. 3 bdr . home i n c ity , no pets. re fere n ce Ca ll 446 11 56 7 Bclroom Mobile Home . partl y l ur nt stled Witsher & ctrycr , a1r condt lt Ontng , 'i-165 p l u s ulil tl tCS and dcposil No Pf'IS 997 7479 7 bd r oom lurnt stl ed tra ile r off Rt7, 6 m, from Pome r oy , t ree1rr and ex 1 r ~1 stor aqe spa ce $190 . plu s ul llil tes and lawn c are $150 depOSit . 61 4 985 39 49 ONE becl roo m mobile twme , a1r co nd1li oned, on prtvalc lo t . ou tsktrl s Hen ctPro;on Uttl i t te S f urntshecl . $230 mo nth 304 675 6730 MOBILE HOM E FOR RE NT WITH OPT IO N TO B U Y , se tt inq on lot halfway bf'tw ee n Hu n t tnq ton & Pt Pleasan t, 304 576 27 11 1982 N ashil, l4 x70. with 7x70 expa nd o. two bedrooms . two ba th s. all electri c. $300 a mon th and deposil and r efer ence 304 576 2706 44 Apartment for Ren t Apartm ent . 2 bdr ., un f . no pel s Cil ll446 3937 . 3 & 4 r m . a partments adutl s. no pe ts, utili ti es f ur n is h e d . Call 446 · 37]3, eve ning s 446 0171. In Cr own Ci t y, $225 . per mo. $200 deposi t. 367 ·0242 . House, 120 3rd . Ave .. Ga llipolis. 2 bdr .. gas hea t, dep. req . The Wiseman Agency, 446 -3643. Pom e roy - 2 bd . room , r emodeled , 408 Spring . Ca rpe ted, sec urity deposit. $100. Re nt $195 Ca ll after 6 p. m . 992 -2288 . 3 bedroom I bath, family room , basement . 2 plus acres, fruit trees, in Pomeroy . $250 . p er month. tsat · 1 bedroomS1 52a nd 2 bedroom $188 per month . SPEC IAL RATE S TO SE NI OR S. Ca ll 446.)/45 o r leave m essage on m ac hin e. Furnished A p a rtm ent . S200. Utilities paid . Ad ults, 607 2nd Ave. I BR . 446-4416 In Middl eport . 2 room ef · fi cienc y apt . 1·304 ·882·2566. Fu rntshed Room $125 . utili t ies pa id , 919 7nd ave .. Ga l lipoli s. S1ng l e mat e. share bath Cal 1446 4416 af ler 7PM. H ave vacancy l or elde r l y tn my pr iva te ho m e Good expcr1ence . $450 . per mo. 6 14 667 6329 . Room s with ( OOk inq , cab l e. ntr, $40 a week . 304 773 46 Spilc e for Re nt COU NTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33. North o f Pomeroy L arqe lo ts Ca ll 991 7479 Smoll trader spaces Mnson 304 773 56 51 LAR GE tra der spa ce for r en t at New Ha ven Ca ll 304 662 2647 between 7 & 9 Wanted to Ren t Want ed to r ent war ehou se, storage buildtng or large qaraqe in city of Gal l ipol is. Ca ll446 3 159 Ga llipoli s. 3 pt ece livi n g r oom su i te s co uc h love seat ·chatr $ 199, 1 piece 11v1ng room su ttes f rom $140 up. love sea t s f rom $70 up, maple dine! se ts fr om S99 to $199, wall hugger s $100 .. r ec lin er s $80. map le r oc ker s $49, bed r oom sui tes $150, va r te l y of tab le lamps, marb le t op stonds $30 and up. box spring s & ma ttr ess (new) $100 . severa l ut i l i t y ca binet s, k1! chen cabine ts wood & me ta l. baby bed s, ches ts of drawer s $25 to $60 , 3 way r ecl iner s $100. qas & elec lrt c ran ges, refrtg erator s, wash stand s, bunk beds co mpl e te w 1th bunki C's $ 170. seve r a l dr esse r s, h;t ll tr ees, bed s. brass hea d board beds $35 , b oo k cases, smok er s. Hoover spin dry wa sh e r , wrtnger t yp e was hers. hu tch, coal & wood heatC'rs, te levisio n s, f ans, n ew too ls of al l ki n ds, varie ty of sil ve r s tone cook war e Ca l1446·3159 GOO D USED AP PLIA N CES wa shers, dryers, refr igera t o r s, ranges . Skag gs Ap pl ian ces, Upper R i ver Rd ., beside Stone Cres t Motel. 446 7398. Sofa , chair , r ocker , o t toman , 3 tables, (ex tr a heavy by Fronti er) , S685. Sof a, chai r and lovesea t , $275 . Sof as and chair s priced from $285 . to $795 . Tables. $38 and up lo $109. Hid e· a -b eds,$340 ., queen size, $380 . Recliner s, $175 . lo $295., Lamps from $18. to G rl so(ire nno hnot1ng fu PI Col i ' Exce l stor O il Com p.=tny . 614 997 2205 L tve BiltL ntght c r awle r s. m1 nnows. meat worms . wax worm s, a t Maple Wood ChriS'ti an Camp G round s, be t we e n Ra ci n e and Sy rac use o n Rt.124 . No Sunday Sa les ELECTR I C go lf c ar t with ba ttery charg er $195 . 400- 500 New bmks $35 . 30 Assortm ent of 8" & 12" blocks $15. 3·6' Sec tion of 12" co rru ga t ed metal c u lv er t wi th 2 coupling S50. 304 675 4677 . RAB BIT S, suit ab le for frytnq , c al l 304 576 ·2369 . FOR gua r an teed produ c ts and depend ab le serv ice, ca ll your loca l AMWAY diSt r ibutor, Robert Harper, 304-675 1293. NEW Remi n g ton model 870, 12 guage, 30 inch F .C., 304-6 75·2879 . St e r eo c asse tt e deck , wa lk er 1umper , rocking hor se, com bin ation Baby Ma c standardized car sea t . 304 895 3818 . 55 Building Sup_elie~ Bui lding m ater i al s b lock , br ic k , sewer pipes , w in· dovvs, lintel s, e tc. Claude Winter s, Rio G r ande. 0 . Bunk be d complete with mattresses, Baby beds, $99. Mattresses or box springs, full or twin, c hests, $42 . 5 dr. chests, Furniture ·· bookcase, ranges and TV's . 3 miles . out Butaville Rd . Open 9am . to 7pm, Mon . thru Fri .. 9am to 5pm, Sat. ~- 0322 LARGE , furnished, one bedroom apartment In Pt. General Electric washer pair, harvest gold, nice. guaranteed OK . 1614-256-1207. BRIARPAT C H KENNEL S ha ngin & t-''===========;::=========~ cei ling s.g , Ca ll R IDGE CO LLIE S FarmEquipm ~ for REG . QUARTER HO RSES m e nt Sale J e t. of Rt . 7 3. 35, Ga llipolis , 4463670. w eek day 9 to 5, Sat. 9 to I. Regist e r ed Co lli e pups . Ca ll 61056 -1267 or 4462 107 . Rabbits and c age s sa les . Ca ll 6 14 446 3732 Tr ain in g, s h ow in g , br ee ding , -sa les a nd boar · ding . Con t ac t, Dan Bea m , Ga llipoli s, 446·0183 . AKC male pood l e pupp y . Also white female poodl e Phone 446 08 57 . G rav e ly Tractors 12 HP Gr ooming se rvi ces f or pets. Will c lip Engli sh Sheep dogs, poodl es & Sc hnauz er's . Reasonab le . For a ppt . 6 14 992 -7342 . REDU CE D . 71 POODLE pup s, 247·2192 . TOBACCO setter, $150 . M or gan Woodl aw n Farm , 30H75-1286. anytime . AUSTRALIA N 3 yr . old Quarter hor se mare, $400 or best offer . She ph a rd pupp i es . Doub l e regis te r ed , red mer l e. phone 6 14 992 7106 a ft er 5 or 304 773 5332 THREE ma l e AKC Silv er Poodl es. ca ll 304 882 3596 . A KC r eg tsl e r ed, so lid bla ck , German Shepherd puppi es, ch ampion blood I ines, h ave bo th parents, 304-67 5 2944 . Ca ll614-256-6779 . Musical Instruments Conso le H a mm ond organ , sel f co nt ai n ed, A · lOO se rt es, pr e se t k eys, drawbar s, full pedal ke yboard, ex pres sion pedal and volum e and vibrato control s. $1.995.00. Ca ll446 33 13 Fruit & Ve!!_eta~~ Strawberri es . Ca ll H aro ld Taylor . 446 -8692 or 614 -245 9557 For Sale _or_T_! a~ !_ _ 59 Reg istered and grade hor· ses, exce ll ent 4-H proj ec t . English and western sad · di es · eve r yth in g im ag inabl e in horse equip· ment and supplies , also rid ing lessons and trail rides and horse train i ng . Ruth Reeves, Hoof Hollow . 614 -698-3290. Ca ll446-3820. L ey land 27 0 Di ese l $5500 .00 ; Farmhand Grin· der Mixer $1500 .00 ; 5 foot Rotary Cutters S425.00; 18 .4x34 Dua l Wheels $500.00 ; 17 foot Hay l e ade r bo Mowe r $2900.00; big discounts on New Deutz Tractors; Oliver 60 Baler $475 .00 ; No r easonable of · fer r efu sed . Siders Equip· ment. H enderson . 304·675 · 742 1. Farm Sulllllles & tl. esteelc== Metal sheet 's flat por ce lin enam e l coa ted, will naiL won't ru st . Ex . material all types of building 20·24 · New and Used Troy -Built tiller s for gardening . Swisher Implement John De ere Dealer , Rt . 1. Gallipolis, 446·0..75 . gauge 4'x8' $7.00, 4'xl0' $8 .00, 4'xl2' $9.60. 4'x odd 1962 Mode l Gravely Trac: tor . No .attachments. SJOO. P . B .. cond . 1972 Chevy pickup $300.00. Ford Gran Torino S500.00. Ca ll 304-576-2174 af te r 5 :30p.m . 73 - - - Va~s-& 4 ·w .o. 1979 F -150 4 wheel drive . One owner . Good cond ., mu st see to appreciate. 1979 JEEP CJ5 , 6 cy l. split 2274. hea der s & lot s of ex tras. $-4995 .00 or $3800 .00 and trade for pi ck up . ca ll 614 · 367-0205 . 2 pony 's with bridl e & sad · d ie. 1 quarter mare. 6 14· 74 698-3290. 1980 Hond a odessy, 2 ex tra s rear tires, $1,000 . Call 614· 1981 CR 80R Honda d irt ·--Autos-f0r-sai""e ----- GLA SS TINTING bike, ex . cond . Ca ll614·24S· 9216. Commercial · Residentia I. Also kits available . Energy Control System . Call 4463100 or 446-7122 . 1979 Pontiac Grand Le emacu late condition, $2,500 Gene Smith, 99H309 RON' S T elev i sio n Service . Spec i ali zing in Ze nith and Motor o l a, Quaz a r , and house ca ll s. Phone 576 2398 or 446·2454 . miles, AT , AC, tilt wheeL c ruise, AM · FM stero. cloth 1980 inter ior . Call614-675-1551 . HONDA CB 650 custom , saddle seat, travel trunk , highway pegs, 1500 miles, excell.mt c ondition, 1980 Pontiac Sunbird auto . trans ., power steering , AM · FM radio, excellent cond . 304-675-4596. Call446 ·4782 . 75 F & K Tr ee Tr i mm tn Q, stump remova L 675 133 1 RIN G LE S'S SERVI CE ex NO SIGN OF 'EM, DOC! "THE MACHINE MUST HAVE PICKED THEM UP.' Water w ell s. Com m er c ial and Dom es ti c. Tes t hol es Pumps Sa les a nd Se rvi ce 74 Gremlin .48,000 miles, $400. 77 Chevelle Malibu, $2.200, ex . cond . Call 614388·8652 . gas tank s, 4 sets of skiis. life ja cket and ski ropes . 74 MFG 60 HP, Chrysler , 72 $1.150. Call 614·245-5293 at te r4 :30. Beetle, 2 owner c ar , 87,000 mi. , needs paint. S525 firm . Moving must sell. 15 112 fl _ tri -haul ski boat, 2 Call 446 -1608. 19ft. Checkmate boat , new enterior & carpet, ex . con · 1965 Chevy Malibu Super dition . Call 614 -367-0659 or 614·367-7)79. Sport convertible. New top, auto, new tires , 66,000 mi les, Sl.OOO. Call 614 -3889342 . 1980 Bomber c l assic bass and ski boat, fully equiped, 90 HP motor and trailer . Call 614-367-0690. 1977 Chevette with air , new brakes , steel belted radia ls, 80,000 miles . Asking $1.700. 614-985-.087 or see George Harris at Simmons. 1963 2 door hard top Nova . Good running & body cond . Nice sports car . $2,300. 614992 -3640. 120 HP Inboard -outboard Mercury Cruise, Dorsett Boat with trailer , 304-675 6286. 76 Auto Parts & Accessories - -- - - - - - - Hanshaws Used Lucas Lane. Tires . Point Pleasant. 304-675-7360. 1978 Z28 Camara. Blue, 4 speed, good cond. Must see to appreciate. $5,500. 614W2-3640. 446-6637 . =-==-==-..:..=:: :·:-=:::== = 11 AutoRe~---­ Ouallty Autobody & Paint work . Professional custom paint work on motorcycles. Auto Trim Center, ~ - 1968. 2010. Did yoLo~ and the doctor find an4thinq to talk about? BUILDIN G , r em ode ling, ca rpentr y, r g,plum bing , con cr oo> tt. work . 304 · -.. --------·-----------~- ­ 71 _, 1973 PONTIAC Lemans, air conditioned, power steering, 350 engine, S700. or best offer over $600 . by 62J.82. 2511 Jefferson Ave . Pt. Pleasant, WV. CARS $2001 Trucks Sl501 Available at local gOIIernment sales. Call ( refundable) 1-714-569-0241 ext. 1855 for directory that shows you how to purchase. 24hours. Camping Equipment 16 ft. 1963 Trentwood self contained camper, steeps 4, a -c with awning, can be seen at Shady Watrs Camp, 10 mi tes south Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant. 79 Plumbing _/!t ~ !_ating her oacratory 'a boyfriend Ia innocent of 1 theft charge. 180min.) ()) Motor Home. /Campers 1976 23' Coachman Motor Home. New condition. 614256-1267 or 614 - ~· 2107 . MOVIE: (1)700 Club (() • (jJ Tlwe'l ComlfiMY Jack acta 11 bait to lure 1 robber to !he police. (R) (Cioled Captioned] 8 C1J <ll MOVI!: 'If Tloingl Ware Dl"-'em' Cll American PlaytlouH 'Oppenheimer, Pan VI .' Following the capture of a former associate Opponhei· mer is publicly diacredlted and Na security cleerence io rovof<od . (80 min .) (Closed Captioned] Cor . Fourth and Pine Phone 446-3888 or 446 -4477 (ID Danger UXII ff'MI Mlllterpiece Thutre 'The Gallipolis Diversi fi ed Con· st. Co . Custom doz er & ba c khoe work . Spec i al farm rates. Call u s for free estimates. 446·4440. WINNIE BENSON, TELL THE CHAUFFEUR TO BRING THE CAR AROUND.' For water lines, sewer lines. septic t ank s or lea ky basem ents ca ll Hayman I 'M GOING TO THE OFFICE . A FEW WELL-PLACED CALLS WILL BRING MY BROTHER TO HI S KNEES , The Hoeman . 614 -992-2618 . HERE, HAVE SOME COFFEE AND TRY TO REGAIN YOUR COMPOSURE. 1 S HOULD HAVE KNOWN ~TTER THAN TO TRUST MY BROTHER. UP TO HIS TRICKS AGAIN.' 742-2903. Lawre n ce Sid en s tri cke r Backhoe Se rvi ce . Call 675 · 5580. Electrical ~ '!_e.!_r~!ratio~. BARNEY SEWING Machine r ep a irs, service . Authorized Singer Sales · & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabri c Shop, I CAN'T GIT TO SLEEP, MAW -- I HOOVER and Eure ka Ser-· vice . used sweepers . Pick up and delivery . 304-675' '¥i' -- - e fO:OO • Cll Cil Flltmlngo 11oM <Ill Ne-w.tcll ,0:30 (I) Sing out Amerlc8 Pom e roy . 992 -2284. .. G~_n~r~l Ji!!~li~g- Quiet Weekend .' After returning home from a quiet weekend with Brian, Susan is suprised to find an unexpected visrtor . (60 min.) (Closed Captioned[ 9 :30 (]) (lJ Too CioM For Comfort Henry and Mon· roo try to catch a thief. (R) Eudora ia raleaaod from tho hoapital and aide1 with Sam in hia battle aglinll Michael Tyrone: (R) (80 min.) Cll • (jJ H.rt "' Hert Jennifer diacovera her pany outfit bears otolon diamonds wonh S9 million . (R) (60 min .) (Ciooed Captioned) Cll firing Una JAR Construction Co . Dit· cher, backhoe, and doze r . Footers, ga s lines, water lines. Rutland , Ohio. 614 · NEED A LITILE C>AB OF 'lORE SOOTH IN' SVRUP (I) Alf-8t8r SpOrUChei- STEP IN MY OFFICE, ~S EVWI!ng Newo ®Hitchcock , 1 :00 • ()) Cll • Cll <ll • PAW Cil Newa/8110ft1/WNtller Cll Dick c- Conclu· aion. Robin WIHiema Ia tho l PEANUTS 7101. ALL WE DID FOR TWO WEEKS ~LIE IN OUR BEANBAGS, WATCH TV AND EAT JUNK FOOD..• '· J IMS Water Service. Call •, Jim Lanier, 304-675-7397 . · :: ~· ,. I CAN'T BEUEVE HANG ON i I •' I .J :: ·. ---- :.'- ·- -· - - -·- -·- ·- Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South w... Nortb p.., Pass I.2. East Soutb Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead t K be for South to return to his hand and lead h1s queen of sl'lldes. This would bump the kmg and 10 or mne together a nd bring in the suit. Without the fals e-ca rd South would have been a sure winner . With the fa lsecard he might well go wrong . z ACB08S I Hide 5 Billiard shot It~ II Attach 12 Skiing, e .g . Omit a syllable S Fabric 4 Tyke 5Spar I Snake 7 Bottle top 14 NlgeriaD city I Set up 15 Congregated in a series .11 peuert Item t Registered 17 E:~ecute II "-Jacques" It Boll: 21 Caddoan Indian u A.-ab official 18 Great leer It Overllow n Fountain zz Bulkler Z% Archblahop's Z3 Severe Yesterday's Answer 25 Stlip %7 Entertain 32 Flavorful 34 Ga insa y 3i Actor 30 Fill with joy Beatty 311 Jerry Lewis 31 Landmark headdress Z4 Tabb poem !5 Fathered 21 Celebel beut Z7 "It Depends on You" ZIAfr. town .!t Mistreat (Sp.) S31Ddlan weight :14 Couple SIGrusland 31011 the agenda • Jewlah ucetic 40 State (Fr.) n Frail USilppery DOWN I He played DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It : II AXYDLIAAXa LONGP&LLOW One teller limplY atanda for 1nother. In lhia aample A Ia uaed for the three L'l, X for the two O's, etc. Single leuers, a.,o.trophel, the lencth 1nd formation of the words are all hlnta. Each d11the elide letlera are dilferenl Gay ..... Now Hauling limestone-fill dirt-top soil -gravel. Free estimates . Call 614·367 · Scamp Travel Trailer and 1937 ·oLDS 6 cyl. 3 speed - new 5th wheel. All standard, customized, $725. fiberglass, light weight. 87 :.__ ::Uirfo~l_!oi_-Factory direct, Call toll 30.4-675-6747. free 1-1100-:W.·-1962 for free TRt STATE color brochure. SAVE BIG UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1981 FORD Escort, phone BUCKS I 1163 Ave., Gallipolis. 895-3618. - - - - - - - - - 1446·· 78l3or~- 1833. · 18 It travel trailer, self con1974 MONTE Carlo, good tained . See at Rt. 7, across MOWREYS Upholstery Rtcondition, S1 ,100. 30.4-675- from Honda Shop, S1,250. 1 Box 124, Pl. Pleasant 304: <1524. ' 675-4154. Call ~ · 1799. ... 11 :30! (1)~~~..:-n. We'll do it. Call · ~ - 3159 or. ( ' 61056·1967 after6. •,- . .J9 EAST • 10 9 4 9QI06 32 t A 93 • 84 SOUTH .Q76 52 .AK • 10 8 52 +A 3 at ()) Nalwtlle RfD Need something hauled • away or something moved? ; , = WEST .K 3 9J 874 t KQ 7 s2 by THOMAS JOSIPH (I) E8PN.Iporta CMt8r guoll. - Now South will blve a problem. Suppoee Eut held I 0-9 doubleton and West still beld K-4. The wlnolq play would • J 64 JeueJames Newt Cll Wimbledon Hlghllghbl Cll MOVIE: 'Big WedMedey' JONES BOYS WATER SERVICE . Call614 -367· 7471 or 614-367-0591. - - -- - - 'Por8diM Alley' Thanks for the 'i: ry, AL-~ nt CARTER'S PLUMB ING AND HEAT IN G ·-- tile obllptory la!R-eard Eut Uoald drop the I 0 or olDe WMier dummy's )ack. 6-12·81 8 :00 • ()) Cil c...le • Ca. Caaaie !rita to prove thot GASOUNEALLEY 85 NORTH starring Charlaa Grodin . (R) [Cioled Captioned] STARKS Tree Tr i mmtng and Lawn Se r v1ce Shrubs tr i mmed. Phone 304 576 2-1.40. + K Q 10 7 6 yean ago the Albert Morehead IDveated the term " obllaatofaJie.ard" to cover t h ID wblch a defend· er would blve to falle-i:ard to live biJ lllde a clwlce to take a trick that otherwise would surely be loet. Today'a band Is a simple eumple of this play. South arrives at a normal but rather doubtful four-spade contract. Three n<>-trump would blve been better. Tbe defe111e starts with three diamond triclut and abUts to a beart. Declarer bu lolt three tricks and needs cooalderable luck in the lrulap ouit to avoid the 1oa of a trick tllere. Tbe way the cards lie , South Ia goiRg to rnake his contract. He will lead a trwnp toward dumm~ and flnelle the jack. Tbe ftnesse will work and the ~lay of the ace will drop West • kine. EIIJ u pie, but look at a lee eon in respect . Gueet ADVA N CED Se am l ess Guff er · Door s . O ff eri ng co ntinuou s gu tt eri n g . sea ml ess si d ing, roof i ng , garage door s, fr ee estim a tes , 614 ·698 8205. 84 When to false-card ~uaUOIII Entat18in~Mm (jJ e 304 895-3802 :f"• • AJ 8 • 95 music teacher . IR) \Cloud Captioned] • (I) (D America' I J..,lor Mlu " - " High achool sentora ~om SO atatos compote for the title of America's Junior Mlaa . (80min.) (I) Denl)er UXB from MM~ Thutre 'Tho Ouiet Weekend .' After ,._ turning home from a ~~ WMI<end with Brian, Suun ia aupriaed to find an unexpected visitor . (80 min .) [Closed Captioned! B:30 (]) I]J 1.8veme end Shirley The girl• are taught 8~ _ . _ ~ c~~a~ing Boats and Motors for Sale , cont. ..... 110 puutel, Is 8't'8118b.. fOf $1 .iS po.lpllld lox 34, Norwood, N.J. 07848. Include YOUI oodl a INk• ch8c:t.s able to Newt •· Seme M Fonz awltchea from rock to Bach to pleaoe a p<etty 2088 or 675 .-4560 ,....., lddrlll, ENTICE late CA - Final Round Cll • (jJ ~ Deyo per ienced m ason , roofer , carpen Ter , e l ec tri c tan , genera l re p at r s a n d remodelinq . Phone 304 675 Mo. DRAFT CHAMP PHYSIC : What that "awell " guy had A HEAD TO MATCH Cll 8 Cll Family F Cil 1.8vema end 8hlrtey Cll Bualneu " - ' Maverick ia puroued by 1 cold-blooded killer . (R) 180 min .) (l) MOVIE: 'For from the Madding Ctowd' (I) National GeotriiPhk: Special (I) ESPN Spacial Golf Pt&MIIblllon: 1982 U.S. Open from Pebble lleeoh, ANNIE Gene 's St eam Ca rp e t Cl ean -Scotch Gau rd·Free estimates·sprin g specia ls 82 Jumblal: - By O.wald Jaeolly MdAJaas.lq Tonli_ht B:OO • Cll Cil Bret M.verick 675 2440 . or best offer. Call446-8195. (Answers tomorrow) Atlante • & R Pain t Cen l e r Prof ess i o n a l painter s, comme r cia l and r esi den tiaL insur ed . 41 Court St , Ga llipoli s, 446 ·9458 . no an sw er 446 · 1758 . Now arrange the circled tenere to lorm the surprise answer . as sug gested by the above canoon BRIDGE ()J Family F (I) You Aabd For It <D Richard S l , _ . ()))MOVIE: 'llcrooea' fencing, painting , repair s & 79 Suzuki 850, 2, 500 mil es, Mans, 2 dr .. approx. 52,000 <Ill Mllc:Neil-leh,., .Ai THE lOP' OF A 0-IU~CH 5iEEP'LE ON A HOI DAY~ An•w.,,.,.: "(I I]-( I I I I J" traM .lulnbla, o#o thtiUIW a-.- AutoMotor cyc le for Sa l e, 181 Honda CR 80 R . Elsinore. Like new. 446· 1000 . 1 HOW DO YOU .A~~IVE ICrErPfb Ytsterday·•j (I)AnotflerW. CD ESPN 8por1. Center (() Major Laagua belt: loe Angelaa 81 245·5575. 1 ranspartatlon 71 7 : 30 $6,000. 614 -992 -3640. 1981 Hond a CB900 c ustom . Fully dressed . Will trade for good u sed pi ck up truck . C u s tom , $1500. 388·93<2. 1974 4 year old registered quar ter hor se stallion . 614· 742 · BEAUT I FUL. r eg ister ed, mal e & f ema le Sea lpoin t Himalayan ki ttens, hav e all sho ts, 304·458 · 1536 . F250 .a utomati c, P .S. & 86 ,000 miles. Fair 895 3958 58 ---------For sa le 1975 Ford pi ck up with utility b ed also 1978 Honda Hawk ..oo, 4,000 ac · tual miles. Will trade Hon· da for tra ve l trail er of e qual value . Ca ll 675-7365 63 - - - -Livestock -- - - - -- 57 - TiU(tc7Sf0f Sale-· 72 - ISLOIPH± Report OFUJ~WDWT? C 1 <DN•- ru st , good mpg , 304-6756662 . CO N C HRI ST I A N 'S Con s tr . . ST R UCT ION . 1963 CHEVY hard top, very r oofing, sid ing, spoutin g, 1979 FIAT Xl9 , Tar gat top , S-4 ,500. 304 ·675·2517 . 420 John Deer e dozer with blade and w i nch. $1500. 614 · Cli HMM ... WIV IJJCVl.D '/CJJ L.IK~ tnl'IFIW I~ ()6~ Call614 -388-9762 . Equipment Sale J et . of Rt , 7 & 35. Gallipolis, 446-3670. Wee kday 9 to 5, Sa t. 9 to I. Cll P.M. M....lne (I) MOVIE: 'Birth of the ~~~Dougll BORN LOSER to appreciate, $850.. 304- c l ea nin g . 446 ·2000 , cal l 675-3993. before 8 and a fter 5 : 30. ()JABC Newa • n rJ r (()G.- Acrn (() E-mnent TOftlght Masonary work , Logu e 76 FORD Pinto wagon, 4 Co ntr acting , Rt. 1. c yl ., automatic tran - Ew in g to n . Ca ll 614 ·3!18 smission , low mileage, no 9939 good condition, have to see I a..tleo ' (I) Bull' a Eye CD NASL Weekly ed 614t ext 367ur 7764 r iding tractor with 50 in m ower, used, in good co n d . , $1,800 . Outdoor AKC reg,s tered N o Chec k s. 304 · 7:00 C reati ve wood d ec k s, pressuriz ed pine , ceda r & redwood . Free es t ima te . 1972 PINTO . $500 . 304675 3476 . 8N FORD tra ctor , good c ondition, 304-675 -6662. '' 76 61 __ -:_a..!:_'!! ~~ ipm ':!!!__ PRICE 'S Autos for Sale ______ -·-- _ _ _ 2 month old Reg . York shir e Terri er pup , shots & wor · ())) Ulilll, Yog~~ end You or61067 7160. Gravel y Tra ctor s Free Atachm ent promotion ends June 30th . Buy your new Gravely now and receive a free atachment with your tractor . Outdoor Equip· AKC Cll Dr. Who - ------ 61 _ CD Gyonnutic:a: USGP Chemplonahlpo (() My ThrM Sono (I) ABC NeCil ElectJic Con_., <Ill Over bey 8 (I) Cil NBC Newt a Fr e n c h Ci ty Pa int ing r es identi al & commerc ial. interior , ex ter ior , pape r GROOM IN G. at (1)$50,000 Pyqmld (()F_K_a..t (() MupPet Show Cll <ll CBS Newt 1Ca ll446 2 107 Ca ll Judy T ay lor a t 614·367 · P IN E 11:30 pet Clea nin g fea tur ed by H aff elt Brosther s Custom Carpe ts. Fr ee estim ates. Ca ll 614 388 ·9790 San ta' s Prof ess ional Dog G room i ng . Ca ll614·388 ·6547 and ask for Sonia . THE: UFO WM CHA$1N 6 ME THEN . THEY JU ~T WANTED MY JEEP TO DIE , THEY <SOT A~L OF YOVR!' elY MIHAK& . CAPTA IN STEE MER Car Boarding on d g roomin g . AKC Go rdon se tt er s, Eng li sh Cocke r Spaniel s. 7110. THE REAl. CAPTA IN EA5Y F16URE5 OUT THAT HE WA5 KIDNAPPED llY ALIEN? ...•. 9622 or 614 -388-9857 Call6 14-245·5121. 614·667 ·3085 . Cherry , $795. Dobe r - · demo · $2500 .00; New Tur · lo $385 . 7 pc .. $189 . a nd up . Wood tab le with 4 chairs, $219 up to $495. Desk $110. Hutche s, SJOO. and $375 .. mapl e or pine finish . Bedroom suites Bassett Mar c um Roofing & Spou ting . 30 years ex perience, spec i al izing i n built up roof . Ca ll 614 388 mans . Ca ll4.46·7795. POODLE Newa CAPTA IN EASY Used Clari ne t. in good con · di tion . Ca 11 6 14 388·937'1 . $5 .00 . Tuppers Plains, Ohio $54 . Bed frames , S20.and Pl e asant and Gallipolis. $25 .• 10 gun - Gun cabinets, 614-446-8221 or614-245-9484 . SJ50.. dinette chairs $20. and $25. Gas or electric $325 . Baby in Pt . ranges, A PARTMENT matresses, $25 & $35, bed . Pl easa nt. 614-446-8221. frames $20, $25, & $30. Used 1386. Buy , se ll or tr ade hor ses 8. pon res . 194 1 Ford I 111 t. partly r es tor ed Call 614 379 776 1 a fter 4PM . $65 . 5 pc. dinettes from $79 ., $58 ., firm, $68 . and $78. Queen sets, $195. 4 dr . up, no pe ts, phone 304-675- 174 pi eces br ow n un clerp tnnt ng tor a mob il e t1 om e u sed 1us t 1 year . A sev en & one ha lf fee l by 56 1nche wide multicolor ed, brni ded oval r ug . Wh i te uni for ms <pant sui ts) th ree dt lf er en t styles , siz es 9·10 . Ca ll af ter 4PM. 446 3065. 3090. Apa rtm e nts . 675-5548. Pleasant, modern fur · niture, washer -dryer hook TE R Poo l s sa le, suppli es & ins t all a tt on . 403 2nd . Ave .. Ga llipol i s, Oh . Ca ll 446 6579 . tn gr oun d Ab love qrou nd . of Bus in ess sa le Lonq· Rt f le Shop . Enti r e s to c k , plus 2 g la ss show cases June 20 th ru 77 5 p .m to 9 p m . 614 997 SWAI N AUCT IO N FUR N IT UR E & PAWN SHOP 62 Olive 51.. Reg . 11:oo • Cll rn• Cll <De 20 yrs _ ex p _ Ca ll 614 388 · 9652. KENNEL AKC EVENINO PAINTIN G in terior and ex ter io r , p lum b in g , roofing , some r em odel ing . Boarding a ll breeds, c lea n i n door ·ou tdoor fa ci lit ies . Also 6/22/82 1182. Chow pup p i es , CFA Himala yan, Pe r sian and Si amese kittens. Ca ll 446 · 3844 a fter 4 p .m . HILL CRES T TUESDAY STU CC O PLASTERIN G t ex tur ed ce iling s com mer cia ! and res id enti a l. free est imate s. Ca ll 614 256 DR AG ONWY ND CAT TER Y KE NN EL. AKC med . $ 175 . Ca ll446-41 20 . Ga in~ out Household Goods - Hom e ~ m_p~o ~e ments ~~~~ Pets for Sa le RAT LIFF ' S POOL CE N Bilqs of qood used c lothing and furn i tur e. Ca ll 446 ·9560 . tain 's beds, $275. complete . 304-675-1365. 1975 Case 450 , dozer t ractor , 1.600 hr s .. very good cond .. $14 ,900 Call pm plu sde p . 614-992 -5692 . Apartments, furni shed and unfurnished . References. EVA NS E NTERPRISES 565 1 S250. and up to SJ95. Cap- APARTMENTS, mobil e hom es, hous es, Pt . Pla sti c Se p t ic Tank s. State and county approved . 1,000 ga l. tank , pri ce $340 . Ot her siz es in stoc k , hau l i n your pickup tr uck . Cal l 614 ·2665930, Ja ck so n, Oh . RON 446 4537 Lar ge 1 r oo m & bath ef · f ic iency apa rtm ent. Mostly furn ish ed $100 . a m onth 614-992-7731 or 614-992-5228. 7 room house, stove and re f ri g t n Pomeroy . $200. per mo n th plus ut il ities . Deposit reQu tred . 614-992 · apt.. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE after 7 p. m . Se ven roo m hou se in Cen tenary , c ity wate r & ga s, ref. & deposit r equired. Ca ll446 98 44 .. ROOMS a nd l1ght housekeeping Park Cen tr al Hotel 51 I AND 2 BEDROOM APAR TM E NT S Renl sta r 7284. PARTIALLY furn 1sh ed apartmen t for rent. 2 675 1371 bedroom. 1n Gatli p o lt s Mea. 304 675 1458 . 54 Mi sc . M erchandice 7 bf>Cir oom tro1l er Rent n1 Cf' . adul ts only . Brow n's Tr nilcr Park , Mtner sv dle 6 14 997337 4 ~ 41 FURNI SHED ap,;r tm ent , odul Is. 304 675 7757 & 7 pc. dtneff se ts, stu dto cou ch & chatr, bedroom su i te Hollyw ood style , bunk beds , g l ass fr on t book cases . Flair Furn tture & Des tgn . Gal ltpol ts Fe r ry, WV Open 9 6 Phone 304 47 30·1 6/ 5 <10<15 33 USE D F URN ITURE 5 pc Hou<;l' 6 rm & bAIIl I nqu1n' 918 Sf'cOn<1 Ave , Ga ll tpOitS ?l!l MOIJILE HOME \ MOV ED JO •t for Rent HOME 30H7B492 . - f'l.tL. Wout.l> ill iNK OF DoiNf:! f.. S!JoW llWf ~ex Al'lD Tfle Si Nl:t L.e CAT ! 300ft . Ceda r lumber . $300 . S6 1968 19 / .t Hill ( n 's l 7 bi'droom l'l iJ 99? )9 11 $4,500 81 ~V( 446 -8181. 766 5. 19/1 Elron ,l 17 x60 7 t1d r oom l t~ rn t~ IH'rl , ? por ' tl(''> il nct undC'rptnntnq 1\<,lo..tnq \8 ,500 614 9977909 materia ls. Buildings 1 G DC. St ee l bea m s, & st one . See Jim • • VIewmg by Larry Wright 'N' CARLYLE"' Nor ge auto wttsher , tate m ode l. $90:. Sea r s dryer $90 . Whirlpool washer SllO. A ll ni ce and guaran teed . Ca ll CLEAN USE D MOBIL E HOM ES KESSEL'S QUALilY MOBI LE HOME SALES. 4 Ml WE Sl . GALLIPOL IS. RT J\ P HO NE 4463868 Television • J , _ -. " ,, YOU'D DO THIS TO VOUR TO VOUR5ELF! HAT... I SIGNED UP AGAIN FOR NEXT YEAR ! ... =!:_a-· ....,.. ._ rx; Cll Allolo Mot! on unexpected hil 60th blrtlloHy' (I)Ceptloii8CIA reo;elvel on N6W1 CJI MOVIE: 'Cancel My Rlltt'wlllan' I Alllri -12:00 ..."'"". Chlft .Ia zt1 (JJ - · · · Wodd~--F lp I flooM CXR OCTHVSROC QHTUM AH0 C Munlcitl. w.t GilA ... I-:· BO XR AFV BV QXH OCFVMO FUHVR . CXR B J 0 R V WIUIP "' ~YtiXaday'l ~te: THIS WJU. NEVER BE A CIVILJZCIQulowwd -WKRP prom- ED OOUNTRY UNTIL WE EXPEND MORE MONEY FOR otM e rock_. whlcll BOOKSTHANWEDOFORCHEWINGGUM.-ELBERTHUS. * - a clluaW. A , · BARD �Page-10-The Daily Sentinel • Princess Diana gives birth to baby boy Syracuse well site mated a t $101.000 according to 1Continued from page 11 portrd that h~ had ask<'<l Hon Ash of th~ Oh io Power Co .. for a feasa bll · In lh~ dow ntown business sectio n. Tlw rr will tx> a mCt'ting frida y morning with Ash at the Ohio Power Co .. at~ a.m. Cou ncil pas."NI a n•s olut ion proclaiming Sunday·.. Junf' !.7. as Cha riPS Stobart da1·. gC's led thai cont act 1x> m ade with Kim Shie lds to Inquire Is Ohio has emergency funds available tor rc born to a printf' and princess of pa ir the slip KC'lth Smit h, Nay lors Run, met Wa les In 77 years. The blue>-cyed infant ptin ce, born \vith council In regard to needed Monda y night . is S(."<.'Ond in Une to o nC'~ road repair. Cou ncil in st ructed the sln'C'I dC'partmcnt to do what wo rk thr throne after his fal hC'r - who Prince Charles was engo lfed by the' appla uding, c heering well · wis hers whC'n he emer ged beam ing from the hos pita l. A woman pushed forwarct' a nd kissed him . smearing lipst ick on his c heek. Charles. :13, said he was "relieved and deligh ted " by the birth . Asked if the baby was like his fathe r, he replied: "No, he Is luc ky enoug h not to lx>. It is a bit difficult to te ll a t the is necC'Ssary . Council appro\'t'd t hi' t ra nsh•r of a liquor tt'.ItT_\' out 1 lict'nsf' from ( ;uido .1 . Ciroilami. dba 7-:l1 Carrv Co un cil asked tha t Steve Har· tenbac h, meiC'rman. allend a ll Out, Nyr Aw>.. Pomf'roy, to Guido .1 . Clroilami and Peggv M. Ward. cou ncil meetings. Larry Wehrung. co uncilman . dba 7-:t'l CJrry· Out. !\y·p Avr-.. as kC'd that a repr..,C'nlativcof Ca ll· Pomf'roy· lf'f•nterta1nmcnt attend the next Crorgf' Stitt \\'a." hirf'd as PomP· ro1· Po ti c(' Chid on a p<•rmanet ba · mectlng of coun cil which will lx> held on Ju ly !i. Others allending las t night' s mrctln g in add ition to thoSe' named were &>tty Baron ick and Bruce RN'd. council memlx>rs. Ellt•n Hough!. clrr k·lt'(>as urer. and Don -; is fol lowing tlts ~t.x months probation . It wa s rPported that numerou s calls had bt""('n l'f'f'f'in'd rf'gard ing a slip on Union A \'P. Two :·:ears ago, ttw co~ I to rPpair tlw an•a was C'Sti· Ward . Meigs County happenings Ot•adlint> Jurw 23 Per son-" .... ubmitting appli c ation~ for a Car l!'t on l'ollrg <' scholarshi p must h<.~\' f' thPm in b~· .June ~J Applications arc to be submitted to Milton Varian . Thr Mrigs Cou nt_\' EMS was busy ove r the' wrckend with lhC' follow· \ 'etera ns Memorial Hospital had se\·rral admissions and onr dis- was a t his wife's beds id P for Jhe birth. The bc.~by is the mo.st English heir to the monarc h ~· in fourcc nt ur- iC'S, ge nealogists sa)'. The naliun is stil l waiting for the royal parf\nt s to announce his name. Buckingham Pal~ll'L' ~a id the baby was bo rn a t 9:0:1 p.m. 14:0:1 p.m. EIJTi a t London' s St. Mary' s Hospit a l, 16 hours afl!'r 211-vmr·olu Diana was adm ii!C'd in labo r. He wC'ighed 7 pou nds. 1'·1 ouncC'S and "cried lustil v ... thr palace sa id. " HN Roya l Highness and her son are bot h do ing w~ll." it sa id .. A c rowd of about l .OOOout sidethe hos pital in west London's run -down Padd ington district brok~ ou t bot · r---------------------------' Royal baby, Diana out of hospital Page 7 HAC INE - The H;u·tm• Village Coun cil in special session Monday evening discussed t hl' budgl't fnr the upcomi ng year. The 198:1 budget wtl l I ~· avai la ble fur publu· viewi ng at 5 at 7 p.m. The budget wil l lx• further the Racmc Department Store where the it will bl' posted 10 days. Council will hold its m•xl reg ular sc hPd ul ed meeting on Monday, Jul y system. It was noted th a t some work had been done. other work partially rompleted, and othe r work still to be compl ete~ by the compan y. Survivors omilted Tickets available In utlwr actitm, the counci l discussed clea n-up work being done in the village by the contra ctors of Racin e-Sy ra cuse se wage Swimming lessons set \, ' Hinckley jury joins clamor for changes \, ' 'Ill. i '/ /' ~ . ,'I. .t '. ' ,. ., • j \. \' ~ ' I ,,0,'··,l I ·"r '' i l I •\ ,, 1 ~' · c I /"::;L dtscussed at tht time. ""' "Go lor th e gold" 1n lh is streamlined run · WASHINGTON tAPt - As .John W. Hinckley .Jr. begi ns his stay in a m ent al institution, some memlx>rs of the jury th a t acquit led 1hP presi· dential assa ilant on grounds he was insane joined the publi c clamor for ner's ensemble from !he Playofl Collection by Wrangler. Shorls ol 100% nyl on are geared lor action and comlorl with a lull elastic wai st· band . vented sides and rear poc ket. Our lank top ol ny Ion/ pol yesler sports the cur ren tly lavo ril e releree stripes and will be a wtnner on or of! the !ra c k. the final hours of JUDGE HONORED - Judge Manning D. We bster, Pomeroy, was honored recently with a 50 year certificate from the Ohio State Bar Association In honor of having completed 50 years of service as an at· torney and counselor at law. Judge Webster began his law prac ti ce in Pomeroy in 1932. He served as prosecuting attorney in 1935 and left his post to enter the U.S. Anny during World War II where he served three years. He entered the service as a buck private and served in the armored infantry division. He atrtended Officers Candidate School and was commmissloned a second Lt. He was later promoted to captain and served in Gen. Doulgas McArthur's headquarters, war crimes section. lie participated In the war crime trials In Manila during the war. Following the war, he returned to Pomeroy where he practiced law until he went on the bench as probate judge. Accidents leave three people hurt PEACHES . 3-LB. BASKET FRANCIS G. FUGARO, M.D. announces the relocation of hla oHice to 2410 JeHerson Avenue Point Pleasant, W. Va. 25550 MIX OR MATCH NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS. CUCUMBERS PEPPERS GREEN ON IONS Telephone OHice Hours By Appointment 675-7100 VINE RIPE TOMATOES 59e LB. • Set Up a Budget, or Keep an Inventory • Educational-Use as a Math or Typing Aid • Play Action Games • Learn BASIC Programming 1 Large Library of Ready-to-Run Program Paks • Att11ches to Your TV A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION .............. ···········-· - - 24 COUNT VAUGHAN'S WALDORF BATHROOM TISSUE · . 4 ROLL PACK · -·---· . L------------' Now you can 'I afford not to buy one! It's a computer the whole 1amlly will enjoy using! 26-3004 SEE IT AT YOUR NEAREST RADIO SHACK STORE, COMPUTER CENTER OR PARTICIPATING DEALER PR ICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES AND DEALERS ~ 1982 Tandy Corp. $}.29 TAVERN HAMS ' \ ' I CELERY .... " .......... . ................ ~· CRISPY SERVE J XTRA-LARGE Year's Equivalent EACH LB. CANTALOUPES $98 Less Than Last 10¢ ~--CON JUMBO 18 COUNT lB. $ 69 1 WHOLE OR HALF PRICES GOOD TU ill. " If Hinckley is found mentally ill and dangerous at his llf'aring, h(' wou ld r emain at St. F:l i/.at)('th ..., in- dC'finit e ly bu t wou ld SUPER MARKETS LOCUST and PEARL STREET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "'- FaiM'Jiip & Sc.Uga Gt fW 9t H.t GOVERNMENT FOOD STAMPS WaCOME Three people were Injured In separate a r ea tra ffic accidents Tues· d ay, according to the Gallla-Melgs Post of the state highway patrol. Two of the Injuries resulted from a two-vehicle wreck on Bob McCormack Road during the afternoon. The report said Naomi M. P eden , 43, Ga llipolis , was parked along the west berm of the road at 1:10 p.m . when she pulled across the road Into the path of a southbound ca r driven by Mary A. Baldwtn, 53, Eu· reka Star Route , and collided. Both drive rs we re hurt In the c ras h. a nd they were both taken to Holzer Medical Cente r by the Gal· !Ia EMS. Pede n was treated a nd re leased for muscle pain and Bald· win was also later released from the e mergency room for muscle st rain. Peden's car was severely dam· aged In the Incident. and Baldwin's auto suffered mode rate damage. Peden was cited for fallure to yield. VIctor L. Roush, 27, Syracuse, was also treated and released from the HMC em ergency room In the morning lor lnjurtes he rece ived In a motorcycle accident on Ohio 124. Roush was westbound at 7:25 a. m . when he reportedly lost con· trol of the motorc yc le on a cutve and s lid off the left s ide of the road . Roush was taken to HMC by the Rutland e m er gency squad, the pa· trol said, a nd was treated for frac· lured left ribs a nd a back bruise. Meanwhile , a Pa rk ers burg, W.Va. man Is listed In good condl· lion In St. .Joseph' s Hospital, Par· kersburg, after a two -ve hi cle accident In Meigs Count y la ter in the day. Troopers said Alan Vandall, 24. was eastbound on 124 at3:4{) p.m . when his vehicle went a irborne while topping a hillcrest a nd went over the center line, sideswiping a n a uto driven by Millard R. Bali. 72. l..ong Bottom. Vandall's car the n continued on, went off the right side of the road. ca me back on, drove off the left side and struck an e mba nkment before stopping, the report said. Vandall was take n to St. Joseph' s by the Meigs EMS for treatment of a possible concussion, a hospital spokesman said thiS morning. Vandall's car was severely da maged while the Ball a uto suffered slight damage, and Vandall was c ited for unsafe speed. ho i·~ thr right to rrqu~ t a rehParin g P\"(•ry <.; ix months. Mranwhile. somP !lf thP "t'\'rn womrn and fivf' mrn 11 11 Ill! ' jury ('X pressed uneasinPss .t i>Out tht• in· ....anity d c fensP. ThP out cry 0\'Pr thf' \'t•nlict fuel('(] moves lo<'hangt · thf' ld \\ '" on s.:t id tern was." SOUTHERN 'RI·PE welcome. wou nded the pres ident and thtw Tuesday she felt " like a n AmC'rican sucker ... because of the way thesvs· The Car leton College' Board of Tr·ust('('S will meet Thursday at 7 p.m . at the Syracuse Village Hall. Free clothin g da y wil l 1x> held at The Salva lion Army, 115 Butternut Al'c., Pomeroy. Thursday, June24. from 10 a.m. until noon . Ali area res iden ts in need of clothin g are dPIIber a tio n ~. kl\'l' othPr men "u nless hr wC'rP IPnibl ~· Juror Maryland T . Copeli n. who said she a rgued fo r conviction un til tal : at 2: Uo a .m .. the Tupjl('rs Plams EMS took Mary Hooper from Mt. Olive Road to Camden Clark Hospital. Huntington . Frft' clothing day lieved their son would not a cha nge in the law. Sizes S-XL tnm sportf'Cl Pamela Granen. Ra ri nr. tu \'l' tl'rans MPmorial Hospi· Hospital. Early today. the Racine sq uad transported Cora WC'bb from Rt. :lAA to VetNans Memorial Hospital. '" ~~--- ~ St•t tlon~. :!ti l'agt'" ! ;"1 ( t•nh A :\1ulthnt·diu lnt ·. 'I 'W!>O papt •r Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, June 23, 1982 , ,'\~ 'I ...t. ·, r? . squad .Junia Plrr('(' from hrr residrncr on Mt.tln St n'C't to VPIPrans Mrmroial 18th annual Regatta ( Big bend 1 regalta underway in Pomeroy \! See today's insert ~... _/;. , ~. rY Racine council discusses budget Vol.3l,No.35 Copyrighted 1982 I ~-. -- ~ ~ ties of champagnc wh('n the nrws rrsidf'nC(' in !hf' ci t~· to Vetf'rans MPmorial Hospital Jt R: -tR a .m . The Meigs Count\· EMS rcport<'<l the follow ing runs Monda1·: At 10:31 p.m .. the PomC'roy .,quad transported HeathN Birch · field from Pageville to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital. Thr Middleport squad I n•atrd George Oltver at thescene of Meigs Mine no. 1 at9: 51 a.m . Hr was not transportrd At 9<12 a.m .. the Hut land E MS took Rose now second to immortal Cobb See page 6. en tine] \ T he prince sa id his son was " fair. sort of blondis h." He said Diana, who will be 21 on Ju ly 1, was well but tired and tha t the baby was "In marvelous form ." Charles's mother, Quee n E liza bet h II, broke out c hampagne in Buck ingha m Pa lace' a nd a s pokes· I<MS took Angela .Julian from her SITdC US(' 81-year -old Elizabeth t he Queen Mother,was reported"ove rjoyed." moment ." Sargent to Vrtf'ran s MPmorial Hospita l; rarliN Saturda y. thr Rutland On Sundav. the' man said she was "absolute ly de· li gh ted." His grandmother . '' c harge Monday . Admi ss ion s .. l{ ulx>n Collins. Middleport. Ju nia Pie rC'C'. MlddiPport. Alfred Lyons Sr .. Ra c ine. Freda Buchanan. Long Bonom. Ma r garet Wyatt. Pomeroy, \1ayme Mann ing, Racine. .Judy Ca ru I hers. Middleport : Disc harged .. Martha Roy . ing ru ns. Saturda)· at 9:49p.m .. the Mid· dlepot1 squad transpot1ed Melv in was annou nced . waved Union .Jacks a nd shouted " It' s a boy!," "God save the queen'" a nd " He's a jolly good fellow! " Some adapted a soccer c hant tha t went : "Nice one Char lie, nice o ne son, nice one Charlie, le t' s have a nother LONDON (API - Princess Di· a na. gave birth to a son who cried lu stily while Britons c heered, sa ng a nd gu?.7Jed c ha mpagre to cele>brate the arriva l of lhP first baby Mayor Andrews. Harold Brown, co unci lman, ~ ug ­ ity study on t\'moval of power lines Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio On Monday, Hinckley was found innocent by reason of insanity on all counts stemming from his M arch 30. 1981 shooting of President Hea· gan. White House Press Secretary Ja m es Brady, Secret Service agent Timothy McCa rthy a nd then · Washington policeman Thoma s Delahant y. The 27-year-old Hinc ki C'y was flown by helicopter aboul 7:30 p.m Tuesday from the stockade a l Fort Meade. Md .. to St. E llzabet hs Hos· pita!. a fed Pra l in st itution hNr TooAv mqq~N THE WO lD A[!;{!;ravated robbery char{!;es filed l' l:-.JCINNAT I - 'l\1'0 mrn sought by polin • fonlht• hll>tagr·tdkln g and attem p!Pd holdup of a dbcoun t df'partrnt·nr ~torl' la . . . t Frid , t~ ha\'f' been charged with ont• cou nt rach of ;tggr;r...-ali>d robtx·J~· . O£'trcti vrs sa id .I .C. Mitchrll. ~ .1, and !!a n·1·~ · Prict'. 2'2. WC'l'P charged aftC'r" Monda.\ ' night return tl'ip from ,\krun . whrrP tht·r sutwndered to police Satutda)'. Po !iCC' said Frida~ · aftC'rnoon t ha 1t hr.\ ' IX'Iit '\'Pd Yli tcht'll <:md Pricf' or to I)(• t\'t'O thrrf' gunmPn who hPid lhP IOt)(•oph · hn ... tagP in lhP n.ost•lawn Meijf'r Squarf' storf' . Police .~iff through information C I N( 'I NI\AT J - PolicP ha\'f' n'C'Pi\'l'd mon• lh..1n 2()() phonP calls from c il izf'ns offC'ring inform<Jtion in t hr ca~t·t tf a mbsin g .1-yrar old. but J:Xllicr ;.~ r r not saying if th('y arr an.v t' IOS('t' lo tl''>oh·ing thP case. Jason E\·ers disappearf'd in a woocb nr·ar .1 YMCA pla_ , ·ground pleading insa nit y. whPrP hf' was play ing Frid:t) . Trras ury Secretary Don;lld T. Regan, who has rcspunsibi lit ~ · for thf' SC'crC't SrrvicP, ttif' protN.·ti\'P un it for thC' prf's idPnt . -.aid !11• wa . . . '"outragt>d" dl t ht:• ju n ·s dt't'i." iUIL " I thi nk it' :-: wrong," hf' said in an i ntpn·ipw on N BC's 'I •K:Joy· Show . Attor ney · GPnPt .II \\'i lliam Bob F:vrrs. Jason' s f athf'r. S<.~id ht• had wanwd thP boy not to talk to o;t rangPrs or to go to thf' pla ~·ground . 1·: \'Pr s, who ha s not rPturnt>d to hi ~ job as .1 ll'ttt •r ..,ortcr for the l. S. I 'osta I S<>n·kp ~ inct• I hC' disa pJ.X>aranl't'. "a id ht' h<t." startf'd a rf'Wanl fund . Vietnam fire.~ uporr C.~ . .~hips Frr nr h Smith joinr< l Sf'n;Jto' .Jud i c iar~· Comm itiE"f> ch drman Strom Thummnd. H·S.C .. i n proposing that a nrw stdn dard be Sf'! for jud g ing crimi n ;-~1 dPfPndanr ~ who U'*' t hC' r a rf'ly '>Ut 'CC'S~f u I dt •fl'Jht' t h<~ t thpy an• !nsa nf'. " ThC'n' must t:M · an Pnd to 1hf' doc !tine 111,11 al lows so many persons to commit cri mes of viol(•ncf'. t{J u"R co nh1"tng pt-cx·f'durf's to thrir own ad \·a nrJgP .rnd the n to ha \'C' t hP door OP£'11 ro tht •m to rel urn to thr society \\ htch r hpy· ,·icl im il.t•d. " where he wUI under go Pva luatlon to determin e if and when he is sane enoug h to be re leased. U.S. Dlstrtct .Judge Baninglon D. Par ker, who pres ided at Hinc k· ley's trtal, set Aug. ~ as the datr when he will determine If Hinckley will be releas ed. Parker ooctered the staff at St. Ellzabeth.s to gtvc him a report on Hinc kl ey's m e nt al condition by Aug. 2. Although it L• possible tha t Hinck· ley might be released a t the hear· ing, his wealthy parent s said thry would not seek his freedom " until he has recovered to the poin t that he Is judged to be ha rmless a nd responsible." John W. Hinckley Sr. a nd his wife, JoAnn, of Evergreen, Colo .. Issued a state m e nt saying they iJe. Smith said Other n u• mbt•t o.. nf 1hP Senall' and House r:xpn·~S(>(\ clngC'r at lhP \ 'f'l' · diet in sp4 "~ 'ChPs to 1heir collcaglH'S. Rep .. J.,hn T. ~11-ers. 11-lnd .. in· troduc('(\ l!'gislatit lll w hi c h would abolis h tiH' insanill plm . which he callrd ";o l110pholc for so me of till' most dall ht•rous crim inals." 1\'AS HI NCTO N- Thm• L:.S. \a\')' ' hiP'· including a destroVPr which fi gur('d in th(' l ~IN Tonkin <;ulf tncidt'nt. Wf'rt' fired U{X)n Sunday night "bv a vpssl'l lx•lir,·ed to b<' iong 111thc Social!' I Republic of Vietnam" whilP in intt•rnaTional w;ltt'r~. thf' ~J.,· y.· said Tuesday. Only one .:nralibe r round jl('nr trat('d lhr drs trover Tumer .101·. no one was injured and " no apprPciablf' damag(' wa:... done." said L! Crndr . Tom .lurkowsky, the Navy spokesman. This was the fir st shooting incidrnt invol\·ing ttl<' l 1.S. Na,y· in Soul heast As ian watf'rs sincf' 1hf' Cambodian SPizu rr of t hf' frPigh!Pr Mayagucvz in Ma~ · 1 97~. official s SJ td . H eavy fi[!;htin{!; erupts Of!;ain BE IRUT. Lebanon- HPavy· fighting Pru pt t>d in tht• mountain ~ t'<J~t of & i rut and nt'ar ttil~ JJar ai.Vt.A"( l ai qJurt today . i ~ rad said ib fo rcC'" k il led at least two Sylia n troop~ and woundf'd Sf'Yeral in the mountain battles. The Palestine Lib('ra tion Organi1.ation :...aid braPli ro rces launchPd an intPnsivC' art ill rl~' barrctgr in 1h!' hills a 1·ound the Sy ri a n _,I ronghold of A ley an d ltird to advanct· from I h<·tr [JUS it ions aro und Ma nsou rlye h. T hP Is raeli military com mand ...aid th(1 S~Tians pushed into Note landfill progress lsra('\i ·held territory east of Lakf• Karoon. 21 miiL•s southea\)t of &>lrut. but withdrew when 1hC'y cJmr undC'r l srarli arTil iPry flrf' Phil Roberts. county engineer . meeting with Meigs County com· missioners Tuesday discussed progress on the development of the new la ndfill s ite. The new s ite is located in Salls· bury Township near Howell Hill Road. Roberts presented the board with maps and legal descriptions of the property to be used for a new site. Roberts intends to do some addl· tiona! surveying within the proper t y boundari es b e for e th e description of the site can be submitted to EPA for approval. Commissione r s he ld the required Federal Revenue Sharing heari ng between the hou rs of 2-3 p.m . No Winning Ohio lott ery number onp appt\ trrd to rrquPs l any por - tion of tlw funds. ThC' bo, trd d<'lt'rminN th at rf\· venuC' -' hill Ln.e funds foir 19R3 wou ld be uSC'd fo r gPnrral co unty operat ing C'X!Jt ' ll'>t'-" a~ it dee m s n ecessar~ · Richard .Jom•s. commissioner . reported nn an lncl rpc> nd ent Hous- CLEVELAN D - The winning num lx>r draw n Tu0>da1· nigh t in thr Ohio Lottery's daily gam e " Th(' Nu miX'r" was -l.lJ. In the semiweekly "Pic k 4" ga me. the' winnin g num ber was ~>7K'l . The lot tery reported earn ings of $~~¥.1.6:11 . 50 on it s dailv gamr. Th• · Parnin gs ca me on sa les of $R23,07H, whilf' J1o l der ~ of winning tickeb arc e ntitled to share $323.446.:-.o. lollerv official s Jid. Ing Board mt•f•ting he r ecently at- te nded . Tlw group disc ussed the posslbilil\ of lmsing som e of the countv ownrd propf'rt y in I he vac in- lt y of ·, hr Senior Ci t izen s Cent er for a n elderlr housing pro jec t. Commissioners indica ted they wou ld be in favor of a lease agreem e nt for 1hr proposed project. Weather forecast Clea r tonight . Lows 50-55. Wi nds light and , ·ari;J.b]C' . Sunn!· Thu rs day. Hi ghs near 80. Extended Ohio Fon••·a.'t Frtday through Sunday; Fair Friday. Scattered s howe rs ru1d thundt•rstonns Satunlay and Sunday. Highs 7:;.85. Lows 52-62. State stands firm on layoffs By JEFF GRABMEIER OVP slalfer Despite the pleas of local off!· clals, the Ohio Department or Mental Retardation and Developmental Disability Is standIng firm In Its.decision to eliminate nearly 250 jobs at the Gallipolis Developmehtal ·Center. Institutions, according to Nick Da· mopoulos, chief of communications for the department. The DMR's policy Is to have the number of clients at each Institution equal the number of medicaid certified Iiects, Damopoulos said. CDC currently has 450 clients but only 3al certWed beds. Many of the 1.ll patients being moved wUI be placed In less restrtctlve environments, he said. Officials of DMR and the gover· nor's office met with Sen. Oakley Collins, R-Ironton, City Manager Chris Morris, GDC Director Robert Damopoulos does not see the Zimmerman and Sen. President GDC escaping the state's plan for Paul Glllmor, R -Port Clinton In COde-Institutionalizing clients. lumbus yesterday to discuss the "We're firm In ourcommlttment elimination of jobs. to move patients to less restrictive Morris said today he is not optim- environments. Istic the state will change Its plan to "The GDC Is a very old llistltumoveUlcllentsoutoftbeGDCand · tlon," he Satd. "People have just reduce staff at the facility become accustomed to It being accordingly. . !here. Now we're moving people to ·"I do.n't 1mow there ts anything where they should be and this Is they (ihe state) can do," Morris hard to aj:cept" sald. "They didn't expl'ess any . 'Damopoulos said figures show flexibility." 100 to 140 employees can expected The decision to reduce staff at to be lost through nonna1 attrition GDC Is part of the state's plan to by next Jul,y, the date set for comd4frease the number of clients In pletion of tile s\lte's' plan .. There- fore, there should only be 110 to 150 actual job abollshrnents, he said. Zimmerman agreed that It Is necessary to move the 1.ll pailents iJe. cause the rest of GDC's beds are not certifiable. " I don't like being part of this (job) abolishment any more than anyone else," Zimmerman said. He added,though, that clients wUI be moved to better and less restric· tlvl! facilities than are available here. Sen. Collins blamed both DMR and CDC officials for their "lnabll· tty to reach a reasonable declson" regarding the layoffs. He -alleged that the loss of jobs 1s due to mismanagement on the part ol GDC officials. "I think It Is simply due to poor llUlllagement thkt GDC is losing many of Its medicaid certWed bids," Collins sald. "It Is a crime that poor judgement Is costing Ohio workers jobs." ~ said ·he would not comment pn the charges because he dld n~i:,an to .get In a "public debate" Wtthrtbe senator. \ . '". ~~ . BIG FOOT I$ REALLY A GENTLE CREATIJRE wlsblog to have tbelr picture lakeD with ....,.. may - Meigs COUDty:a venlou ol Bigfoot wU be mak1Dg a do so at eltber event for a charge of $3. Shna above, 1publlr appearaDce at Melp Stadium iD Pomeroy ?D r, George Stitt, Pomeroy PoUce Chief, llnlce Reed, Salurday, Jane zt, at the 8llllllal Frog Jump. Bigfoot president of the Jaycees, Bigfoot aad Sal}:r- Holtl, wUJ also be at the Chuck Stobert d!Jmer to be beld Sun- Dally Sentinel employe. Portraying Bll!il* ill Paul day, Jane 2'7, at the Royal Qa1t Park. Youngs~rs Reed. 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