http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/45f71f5738df35ec0a9840bce7bf9350.pdf 1e5fd3c7b9358ef18f557602279bd61c PDF Text Text -' • at 'Y ·¥oter8 ,approve :tw:o"tax issues ., ~- ' ' ~- - • • I I , ~- ·. ' ·.J,:l .••• ' .•.,,_ • • . ... ,. . II . enttne 1 Section, 14 Page• .. A Inc. 15 Cenll . . . ,-::.. . ~-~··· •• ·' ' ' ')' ' . ' The bond lllue approval will allow illue and wters would have had to the Meigs Local School Dlltrld to ·continue paying the four milla for keep one million doiJan lor 111e on the next nine years whether or not bulldlngs and 8J'OUIIda !ocally in- they approved the bond issue stead of l!lldlng the money to the . Tuesday. Tu.diY'Ieleetion. , . Stale Dlpartment of Education. The Approval means that two and oneMeigs LOaJ sChool Dillrlct voters dlatrjct Jlllll!.d a four mill, 23 year half milla can be kept by the district cast 14111 .._. In ~'101' of tile bond bond laue lor the construction of the and mUBI be spent on buildings and 1uut witb IIIVGters ~ bjillola 1 ,,.....HillhSchool in ltll&. There are grounds. Taxea will not Increase as a against the ' nine remalnlilg on the bond result of paasage of the issue Tueadily. The plan flit' being able to keep th.e money .loclilly ·was ·first ·presented several months aso by Supt. David Gleason. A promotional committee was formed several weeks ago and merilbers have been busy infonning the public on aspeets of the issue. Nwnerous organizations, as well as individuals, had endorsed the bond issue. Middleport Village votei,'S cast 3ti6 CAVE-IN-IntheyanlattheGuyGuiatberrealde• votes in favor of the renewal of a ce, Water Street, S)T11CU11e, .the unexpeded happeoed three miD tax levy while 48 persons Tuesday afternoon. 'Workmen for Ontario PlpeUne voted againat the renewal. The levy. were damping dirt when a portloo of the yard gave HARTFORI), Conn. - With the signature of GW. Wllllilm O'Nejli provides money for street lighting in ny. Naturally the lnlck being used had to be pulled Connectlcul has becmie the first ~te to outlaw.paramilitary Clllllp!l. ' the community and for a street out, but the large hole, a(lproldmately 60 feel in depth The meuure,algned ~Y aild~es elf«;! OCt, 1,1.1 modeled on maintenance program. One-hall of and luU of water; remaiaa. Aceording to Sam Arnold, propc~~ala by the Anti-Defamation Leaiue; an organization that lights the proceeds from the levy is used . ·also a resident on Water Street, the bole Is an old air abtl&nltlsm. It provides penalties'of I!P to 10 yean in prison and lor each purpose. shaft from number 16 coal mille that once existed near ~.aiO In lines, and makes It a crime to "teach, train or lake lnsttuction in the - or manufacture oflirearyns, explosives or ~ire-producing devices for the pw'JlOIIe of carrying out 'flolent pubUc dlaturbances." A n0oe011t mllJlon dollar bond lllue .,, In the Mllp IMal SchOol District and 1 tbree mllllll levy .-will in Middleport Vlllqe . glyen strong 111pport by • voters at rerrs . \.. ' '· 'l Bill outlaws paramilitary camps . LAS VEGAS, Nev.- ADistrict Court judge has delayed until Nov. 18 the .trill of Philip Cline, charged With murder 8lld arson in the February lire at the Lu Vega Hilton that killed eight people. Jud8e Dell Guy agreed n-lay with a dele1111 request to delay the trill from Ita !Jd!edaled July 8 start to give lawyers ' rndre time to prepare. Clint, 23, hu been in the Clark County Jail without bail a1nce he waa charged after the Feb. 10 fire. Cline, who wu 1 bulboy at the hole!, admitted to police loUowing his arrest that he atarted the blaze, but claimed it waa accidental. Vukovich regains mayor's seat YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - Incumbent Mayor George VukoVich blew · any tine opponenta in the Democratic race and the first lilacll to run lor mayor In 14 years will be his GOP ClppGIIUOII thla November. '"11)11 II inure or .... a mmlata..Pt!qlle are showing they are confident In me guiding thla city for another two years," the 63-yeaMld VukOVich aaJ4 after taUyiR(I 18,1116 votes to 3,144 lor hla clOiell Democratic pPpQiition, John P. ·Powen, In Tuesday's mayoral primary; ' In Dayton's·non-partlaan mayoral primary, Paul Leonard, fl, a former Democnrolic state repreaentative, and Palrldll Roach, 41, a city ~. eaally beat two other candldalel'l'lleldlly. The unof. !ictal final tally lhowed that the Leonard had 12,a votes and MI. . ftll:ach received 8,827. · • ' Brothers oppose no,.ination .l· I that once took place In the village. WHUe Guinther 18 notlfyiog tbe Division of Natural Resotll'eel, Reclamation Department, requesting Inspection of the site and advice on what can be done now that the caveIn has occurred. Tbe cave-In Is definitely not tbe direct result of the laying of the sewer lines in the village. Teacher strikes help defeat levies Judge'delays Cline's t,.U,/ I tbe area of Maplewood Lake. From ali reports lbe village of Syracuse is aU audermlned wltb 1bafta 8lld twmeb from the mine and abo from tbe salt mining WASHINGTON - Ernest W. Lefever, l'relldent ~·s ~ battled choice for hwilln rights advlaer, has said In 'family conversation that blacb are genetically inferior to whilel in inleUect, acconlin& to one of .~ever's brothen who opposes hla nomination. Lefever denies lt. None of Lefever's lour brothen support hii nomination. Johrl and Donald Lefever are oppoaed; Herbert and Harolrj Lefever take no position. · 1l1e AiaOclated Prea interviewed aU lour bnlthers u the Senate , Foreign Relati0111 ' Coriuhlltee prepared ,to raume heertnp' on ' Lefever'a IJII)Oinlnnt ~y • Durinc I day..Jq publle hearinc May 11, Lefever wu 'not IIJeCificaUy aaked about hla racial views. ]lulge may be needed in cas~ ' . .. · that an ll:klay school strike would to continue in Pataskala, where an state. By A180Clated ~s Voters in Ravenna and have an effect on a levy," said operating levy was shot down, said . Miamisburg voters in Mon- ~~ tgumery County, who rej~ ~ ' < Youngstown vented their anger over ·Ravenna school Superintendent board member Harry Mauger. · Query blamed the levy's defeat on previous levies, passed a lirmlD 'ey)l~ • , lengthy teachers' strikes and the · JamesColl. "I'm very hurt and diSappointed the closing of the General Motors to bolster operatmg funds .by a vote ;k poor economy in the two norabout this outcome," said Assembly Division plant there and of 2,04&-1,989. The system was lilt I)~ r' : . theastern Ohio cltiea by rejecting Youngstown Superintendent the general economic climate. a 26-day teachers' strike 'last year. ; ·• emergency school operstlng'Jevles, In Brown, Adams and ,Highland Jefferson Township voters, on the · Elsewhere in Ohio, many of the Ill Emanuel Catsoules. "This means . school bond levies facing voters we will have to cut $500,000 before cowtties, the Ohio Valley Sehoul third try, approved a 7-mill school : i the end of 1981. Where those cuts are District levy went down 2,934-1,318. increase by 655-4!)0. ·were approved Tuesday, It had been sought to repay a state Hamilton voters, who haven't apgoing to come, I don't know." The Ravenna teachen' strike was critical school operating levies loan. Emergency operating levies proved a levy since 1969, rejected ·a the longest in the nation's history, also failed in southwestern Ohio, in- h8d been rejected by the system's 7.9-mill operating levy, which school · dragging on for 85 school days, while officials described as vital. a slml1ar walkout jn Youngstown cludilig the Ohio Valley School voters twice before. · Like the Ohio Valley levy, many of Tuesday's iss11e · marked the 38 school dlys. ltejectlon of Dlstrlct ana In 'NorWood. Norwood Superintendent David the issues approved were before the Hamilton school board's fifth try in the levy ellmlnates pay raises for Ravenna teachers, while the Query said he expects a current ben voters lor the second or even third 2t years to pass an operating levy. Voters in the Greenhills·Forest Younptown board is expected to on extracurricular activities, in- time, as in Westerville, where voters approved a levy to. raise $2.3 miUion. Park school district in Hamilton cluding sports, to continue this fall make cutbacks In arees other than School officials said they would not County approved a 9. 75-mili after voters rejected a 5.9-'mill personnel. pursue an emefRency loan from the prilpolllil. A similar ban is expected (Continued on page9) "Common sense would tell you Church wooing Meigs miners today BELLAIRE, Ohio (AP) - United more than 100 local officers at a Mine Worken President Sam Chur- four-hour meeting TueSday at the ch is aeeklng backing of Ohio miners Ohio National Guard Annory in lor the proposed coal contract as the . Bellaire. state's rank-and-file miners got "Some of them seemed that they their first ioot at it today. weren't satisfied with it," Bell said. CliJrch was to address miners !It "&!JIJ think it is the best we Can get, the UMW Local 181111 at Meigs Mine , No. 2 on 10 a.m. in Meigs Cowtty. At considering the circwnstances." 1 p.m. he is to talk to members of Bell predicts ratification but recomUMW Local 1957 at the Wilkesville mends that miners look at \he School Gymnaalwn in Vinton Coun- proposal and make up their own minds. ty. "They were a little <)iscouraged Buoyed by favorable receptions in that more changes weren't made," the Virginia and West Virginia coal llelda, Church n-Jay predicted silid Anthony Bwnbico, District 6 approval of a tentative contract !let- representative to the UMW InUement and a quick end to the 69- ternatiorial Executive Board. "But this is about the best thing Sam day-Gid 1:081 strike. · Meanwhile, Dlalrict 6 President Church could gel us." Included in the proposed contract Ed Bell tl)llilned the contract to are: -A $3.60 hourly wage increase over the next 40 months. -Abolition of the Arbitration Review Board while retaining its precedent-setting decisions. Miners were dissatisfied with the board's decisions an(\ 1"8Dted it abolished, but operators insisted on retaining some of its precedent deci~ions as pennanent rules. - Extension of the contract to 40 months rather than 36. -An increase from $1.90 to $2.23 in royalties coal companies must pay to the union pension fund for every . ton of no!Hinion coal they process. -Deletion of a ~Y probation period for new miners. - A new $96-per-month pension for miners' widows. -Changes to discourage companies from employing non-union subcontractors. Both BeD and Bwnbico said there was a !of of concern expressed by local wtion officers - mostly presidents and secretaries - over the subcontracting and leasing provisions of the contract. The two also said the provision on the arbitration review board and the longer >~&-month contract bothered some local officers. Bwnbico said he isn't sure that these problems are enough to cause rejection of contract. UMW officials agree that union security provisions will be the key to approval when rank-and-file miners vote on the new pact !laturday. WA8HINGTON - li'UriOul that the Air Fan:e IP'&IIteil aome ldnd of ilmllmlty, topJIIIIIee Department offleiala say It may take 1 Judge to aort Gilt whllber.lher,ean prGieCUie 1 milllle crewman aecuaed of unautflarilld l.'llllladl With tlltSo¥iet EmiiiiiJ. Jllllice Deplrtment IOiftl!lalld It would take a carefullllllylla of the Air Fan:e'a ~and mllht uWmataly ba upto1 federal~Ud~e to cledde wllethlr the goveuune~~t ean try 2nd U. Chriltopher M. Coab Ill. dVillln cuurt. U,Cker, Oxley in special election FINDLAY, ado- 1'tro state leclalatan- Demoent lllle ~Acker and ~can ~ Olley . will face off In 1 ..,...Ul election J-lltodetndnewllolleeGineloldo•a4ti!DIIIrkt~ . , · Olley, rr, ofP'Indlay, edp4 IIebeit J. Huffn*'! •• .ul Ludlow Falla, on r..lay, wNle Luctar, 61, al Anal, lnNPl Pllllllufltall houlewlfe lllltlra rueter, •· FGur otrlen ICIIIIbt the OOP lllllllinlllall, ld none ~edJDIIn!thantiJ!f ......... of'*" ' .., r dJ! tlleUall wlllllll the U.S. H.- .....aeaneyniiii!Y· cnated 11J die AprtiiJ death uf W!lnll RlpuNJan 'holb)IGII Gtiylr of Findlay. ' Fuaning Ohio lotiery number <U:VIUND- 'Diewllllq •1 r. rrlr Mdr . . .IIO"'Idlllrlflllll ,,_NPNi" . . . ,........,. ,..a•tlll• ' 11J alibi In lhe 11 ul 111•• fnm. tile __, ...... • the ...... Ltilla) rftlr Ia! IIIII ..... 1111'1 I ,a ....., ..............IQIIItofllilrt. . . . • • Discuss group's function Phil Roberts, county engineer and the county commissioners Tuesday discussed the Planning CornmiBBion's fwtction as it pertains to approval of land splits and tranfen. It was agreed that the commissioners and engineer would meet with the commission at the next to discuss the matter In detail. Roberts also disclllllled varioua county highway project.. Com.. missionen approved money trsnalenu requested bythei!R(Ilneer. Christqlher Noiis, Area Six He.lth Systems representative, met with the board to dlacu.a the function ~ . the syJtem aa it pertaina to the illuance of certificates ~ Mid for' vari- hulth related projeL'II. • The 1110111 recent project IIi Meigs County the 100 bed 'iliirlln& home conllructed .., "'-ieere Corp., tlirollgh the ....IIICt of IDduatrtal revenue banda 117 the _.. ty. . ' Attending were Bllir) Wtlll, prellkleN, Rldllrd JCI8aad Dmd ltalllenll, C-'111111111111 llu7 flobrteUer, clert. IIIII M U. Oilmbars. �.Commentary . . . - ..... Are the Reds. full of dissension? •' PJge-2--The Dajly lltriinel On the. question :of jurisdicti~D . , . ~dliam ·F~· ·Buc~t~tr'J~. ••wt =~~==~= :':.'tu::=:w·:-: =~ptiOnbythelllleof =~!i::!..~ ::'w~M~ra~lll=:. ~ ' Tile Eut ~ ilf .. Senate JudidarJ, ~ ....... hearinl t.IIIIIOIIJ for lllii the flelmHI7de BID, wllidl ..... declare tbat "hunwl 111'11 abaD be deemed to from C"• 0tkla," Ia prclViclq .,.... lnta lid ill die c-utulion, aDd the Jaw _. a rolli~ 80011 time. AI I Uta lllln alat • •••'!t Pl!weJl aDd Rebnquist ·in l"llllnl. ''The declllon with .teaped to tn- are limply two..-. • WOOib wu not "allfe" - not- . Pille•• .-Noanan'sbriefolcoune from the Committee of 111e native method~ of dealing rib wllllltandinc that the cJild wu ae- . merely begins by ~~Jd Jlldldar)', U.S. Senate, Wlllhlllcten, precnancy." '!'bat statement, to the tully born, Blid Clllly IUblequentJy right ol Congress to ,.,.. u... D. C. ~.Ohio IOBERTL. WINGETI PIWisber PAT WHITEHEAD BOBHOEFUCH " ""'-••• PWUAtr/Cel........, • :. DALE llOI'HGEB, JR. -Edit« A MEMBER nf Tltt A.uoria&l!d Pma, lna.nd Dally PTP~t AnoriiiUen aDd tiM! Amtmnn NfWipiiJI!r Publldtrs AlutiaUGO. I.F:'ITERS OF OPINION •~ w~ . Tllty lltlould 1w Ins tllanM wonb lnq. AU k•llt' l'!l ll"r ~Nbjt'f'l ltt tdltiq 1Ad JDUI bt !!I.Cnt'd • ·IU. 1\lmt, Hdrn11 ...d lrll"flhunr numbrr. Nt•u•ltcnl"'l ll"tt.Pnwllllw ptiiWIIwd. l.ettt'fll l ltuukl hf In l(nocii.INit', adclm;NIDM ifrri!Qtt'li, IH! I pt'f'!lllnllttlt-K. An issue that is • not gom.g away A convention called It, · the lllates to amend the U.S. Coll8tltutlon Ia · becoming a very real pi)lliblllty for the first time since the founding fathers wrote the original document nearly two centuries ago. Tbe purpose of the . , N=.,·. , . · nQ ~lnQ aN. ~ · t),.t10~11 .'."l t 11\oo 1 ....- • Dtmsi.t cr•l'' ' ' ', 'IJerfea . . ., ' , · ..' .. ' ,• ' TROPHY W1J1iNER- Accumulating the m01t poiDII bllield day actlvllles al Syracuse Elemeutary last Friday, Ia the girls' dlviaiDD, wu . SbeDy1Arnold, third grade student. Sbeny was preaeated alropby for ber aeeompllsbmenls. Doug Oweas, a sixth grader, who was abJeat, woo tbe tropby In the boys' dlvillon. Wind, Giants rip Reds, 15-7 '' ' ' ·Meetings occupy 90 percent of--time COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- Open the state government telephone directory and leaf through il$ 191 pages. Stop anywhere, choose the name of any hii!h-Jevel official, and dial the number. The odds are that whomever you called isn't lnunedlately available. "I'm sorry, he's in a meeting this morning," one secretary is aure to say. Another will answer, "She'll be in meetings most of the day." Sometimes, after asking for your pirty, the conversation might go something Uke this: "May I ask who's ca111ng," the secretary asks, You tell her your name. "JUita moment, please," she says, ptittlng you on hold. Seconds later, she returns. "I'm SOIT)', he's in a meeting and Is not expected to . be bBck in the office all day," she tells you. U such telephone calls are any Indication, meetings seem to occupy at least 90 percent of a state of· ficial's time. Being in a ~ling, of course, ill a11o a convenient way to dodge a telephone caUer - at least for the tinte being. But let's asswne everyone who claims to be In a meeting ill actuany in one. "Meetings often give managers a sense llf importance, eapeclally in the public sector," said Carol Conroy, who operates a · management consultant firm piimariJy for physicians and denlists. Wben rnanagen are stwnped for solutiOIII, they often use the meeting setting to assign a committee or task ' force to study the Jli'OI!Ielnl ,"juat carrying out goals If they are In- • UkeCongreu," she said.'. . volved in a participative letting," "It's a delaying tactic .. : 10 the she said. "GeUinfl. evet')'Oile In- · manager won't have to think about volved In the liiiiiB(Iement JII'IICell, ' the problem for two months," Mrs. having input .and giving feedblck- • Conroy aald. Unfortunately, the sharing inf011111tion - is very ef. , problem I'Jl'elydluppean,sheuid. fectlve," she said. Tuk forces are really committees Is all thil high-level huddling with a more exotic label, according really nec-ary, though? What Ia • to Mn. Conroy. • accompUahed In all thele c~ . "The tenn 'task foree' becomes door seulons? Could whatever II more palatable ... especially after being dilcilued perhapa be' more ef· · jokes about corrunitlees began cir- fectively haridled in 1 more lnlonna1 . culatlng - such as, 'You know what setting? a camel ill? A horae created by a Noonereallyhulllll'ftl'ltotheae committee.'" . questions, let alone the quelllon of Ameeting can be an effective tO!li how to get thrilugh to these eluslw f«lr setting 11oail or solving problema officials on the ftrJt telephone call. if handled properly, Mn. Conroy Perhapa we should give more Slid. · thought to the luue aDd then dilc:ua "People· are more commi~ to · it further- at a meeting. ( SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The counted for the game's first runs San Francisco Giants, with the help with his homer, off Mike LaCoss, 2~ . of Joe Morgan's tw~run homer and in the third. Martih's grand slam Jerry MArtin's grand slam, built an was lhe big hit in a nine-run fourth inning. 11~ lead which they feared could be " It was the kind of hit that I knew blol\'ll away quickly. "Every routine ny ball became an right away would go out of the park, adventure," said Manager Frank whatever the weather was like;" Robinson, whose team beat the Cin- said Martin, who connected off cinnati Reds for the first time in five reliever Doug Bair. The weather, namely the strong tries this season, outscoring them 15wind, contributed to many other hits 7. San Francisco first baseman in the game, although none of the Darrell Evans made the night's out· horners needed an extra push to standing fielding play, an over-the- clear the fences. The longest of three head catch in short right field in lhe homers was Ron Oester's grand seventh inning, and laughed about it slam in the fifth, his first homer of . the·year and the first grand slam of later. , \ "Everyone was telling me 'nice his career. "I had a feeling before the game catch,' but every catch tonight was a nice catch," Evans said after the we would have some kind of fiasco," said Martin. "And we proved it when · Candlestick Park adventure. Former •Reds' star Morgan ~c- we went ahead 11~ and they came backtoscorefive runs In the fifth.' ' MECHANIC ON DUTY Security analysts become.hot ·items NEW YORK (AP) - After some trying times in the 19'108, security analysts have once again become a hot commodity on Wall Street. Alter the deregulation of stock brol!erage conuniasions on May 1, 19'15 - known throughout" the Industry u "Mayday" - J11811Y an analyst sperit a painful period In llnr bo, if not purgatory. The opening up of price cOrnpetition severely depressed Wall Street's revenues from stock trading by investing institutions, the ~ef source of fundi for the relearch department budget. . But in the Jut CO!lPle of years, withthearrival .ofanewbullmarket In stock prices accompanied by record tradlnc .volume, analysts' services are once again heavily ·in demand. Today, storlea abound of lofty Iii:· figure offers to Jure top analysts from one finn to another. A memo making the rounds of one large brokerage boule confi111111 that those . I tales aren't exaggerated. the standanil high, In the memo, a copy of which wu penaation top.Jevei ... one m.cb will ; olitained by Tbe AB8oclated Press make money for our clients (for ; from a Wall Street IOUI'ce, Alan J. JOhich both ·Huttllh aDd you will be ' MiiJer, director of reaearch ,at E.F. handsillilely renrded. 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'the; other lllde, facinc the lneJil who 1 Wet"e on the lidelinel iD 1111 but now ' support OlriatJan mJUua torcea. .... , " " ''" ' l>li'll " INSTALLED ' CallEIBii ..... ] •Dioa P o~ ' ~ o \ I C Ol ~ c •·•o >\ 1 0' c• a1&JL· ·: 1151 confrontation,• are 111 the ' lideUnes urging rnod!rauon. ·'l1lelr ; former UAR partners are 11,01r Cll the : $19~;L !O~lCI CHISEL I PU NCH SET ag... n,L.__,.;;:~___,;_;:__Do_n_G--,-ra.:..:...# ~ ' the 1151 sea.~. It WBI the crlliiB of Nauer, the SOvlela and antiWestern · Arlbl demanded lm· mediate U. S. wlthdrnaJ or else or elle what never beinR preclse1y staled. The Eisenhower ad· mlniltratiCII t'ef1laed antil all parties guaranteed ~ lntepity I.e., the pro-Weste)'ll alabll quo. Tbe few pro-W...WO Arlbl al'OIInd thn kept their heads very Jow. ResolutiOn cOuntered resolution at the United NatfOIIII. BllforU..IIlCIIII lmmetiJately Involved, It ... not 1n lliiCQillfDi1able crista. Violence a~blided in Lebllnon.Mirlne lhared the lllllil)' - \\\ lll»ff"E.-·40%--.... --IIIII BUTTON ... SOCKET • Mufflels • Brakes ·. ' ~Shocks • And More . ' and the com. . Hitting the beaches 1,..,a .,..._ 11\. .. elf . It' •~ . ~~ • · ' convention would be to require U.t the federal budget be balanced every year. Tbe Constitution aaya that a conVention must be caUed if Congress Ia petitioned by the legillataree of ~ of the states - tbat Is, 34 states. An amendment produced ~the canventlon would then have to be ratified by three.fourthli of the ItaiM - 31 llatea - before becoming part of the Constitution. MOlt COilltitutlonalldlolan tal tbe agenda of such a convention would be strlctlyllmitld to the YJeet of die eanstttutional call. For e:wnple, an anti· abortlen amendment Cllllld not CGine out of a convention called to debate a budget-balanclng amendment. So far, 30 alate leglalalures have requested a constitutional convention on a balanced budget. It now appears the Cour remainln11 states may fall Into line u early u next sprlnj!. Even if the required Hare heard from by next year, say_opponents to the Tbe'situation turned increasingly amendment. It may be 1 1onR time before the convention call Ia valldated. · !lgly as spring progreued. Tbe court.lwlll almotlt certatnly be called upon to decide whether the call Ia CJuhes ~ political and valid even thlluch the l1lt.t Jlllllllw are not worded identically. religi0111 factions were beyond the And IIUCh a CUI II• wvuld be unprecedented, no one II quite fragile govenvnent's ability to consure ol the proceclarlli if lit ftll•ed. Congtess would have to paua joint · trol. OUIJidera were becoming tnreiOhiiiM cal1lllt the c::au after the required 34 state petitions were creaaingly Involved, with Syria . recetllll IIIII valldatall. prvceclurel! Congress decided upon would openly moving 1111111 aDd forces into ailo lit subject to coart 111J11. · . the country. The next s1ep1 IP' So,wbiiUeonatit'I"MII~• llllilandlbelancethebudgetlllllelldment peared llkely to be regional Wll', are not rlgbt around the'comet, there Ia subatatial movement in that dlrec- great-power involvement aDd quite Uon. ThislaanilsuethalllnotgolnRaway. · · poulbly a fuJJ.fJedged ERA-West confrontaUon. Tbe subject Ia Lebanon, and U¥ summary II the situation may rou&hiY fit 11111, but It II actually a once-over-lightly review of 1151, a trial run that set the scene for .toclay's crilil. Back then the problem,. Gemal Abdel Nauer, 111111 ridln{! high on the momeatum of the E'yptlan revolullon and very rnacb the man ol the Mfdeulem liour. He ... the ,, bero of the Arlb ~~~~a~ ·tllnJuchcU . the region, and In Lebanon thulium took the form of riDII tllat 'threalened the delleate ~ nwntal balance betw- the _ . try's Molllm aDd C2lrlatlan commanltlel. . "This Is rully 11 "'"" t/1116 of year for co/legft Vll'f. brlelly, El)'pt wu than - walling to - /tQw many high school Ntllors , hrle MXtpt«< , . , ,.. bee:•• BEND AREA OPTOMEM.ETRIC CENliR controversy, ::~~~~=:. =:-~~:.:n~~: 11 .· (lt'j='C)~I · . w·,w~-~ ~ ~~~ {"r· DEVOTED TOiii£1NTUUt OtntE MEIGS-MASON AREA • ..... Jlllllll:e Whit!= (Palnae va. U.S.) ltlc-tSir-..1 \. 'f nat one 11 relatively llellllniJ. clec:illm ol lt'/1) tu meaa • public treuury. died- from woundllnfllded befGre jlll'lldlctlan frunl ._.. tr""'* .-y. Aller all, u receat~y u 1t'll tbat "1bortlan aDd cbildbirth, wbeD AJudie ol the ttb an:utt Court ot liJtb - lbe lllbject ol IUblequeDt IUdJ ~ u It dMml .• The Daily Sentinel •' .....,.If • ' JII'GI)Oied.act. ·WUieft(bytheConstltutkll)tothe uyamoretbanthtobvi~,ltiadaz.. · dilcretion of Con8rea-" H' the . ding. Tbe equivalent llf IB1in& -·-• "Whetber to hell . the Jicll or ldiJ aelvw u lll1Uinll thi fr' ~..... .... 1aw puJel, N""'"·- · argl!ell, manllood ol black . . . ,.. 'P' It mates lle!lll! that only_ the them. when stripped of the ll8llllltive · pcleitlGa lllllllrstood It . •...... u Supreme ·Court shoul4 pau 1111 the moral arguments surroundlDg mur· defending private COiiltlldl .S law's constitutionality. Tbe .l"'lfee' der, are limply altemative methoda praperty. Badl sides pll1r of courts were flUid by .eoogn;.. to be ol deeJjng with licit people." It II of casuistry, IIIII both dmr • vU, 111 acting capriciously and in- little · comfort , that 1be court c:onsiBtently In llandllng requeats by . proceeded to do jlllt that: i.e., strip lepl aDd CUIIIItutlona!araun-c. COt porations for Injunctions against the queatioo ol moral..-guments. So Ia It today, and ..,_ labor unions - whence the Norii&A judge In the 8th Circuit Court of platonically lnteresW .In · stltutl• 'aqumenta111111 I\!IDUid LaGuardia Act, which deprived .the Appeala told the mayor <If St. Lw18 that he would have to pay for legal have a lOOt. A good pllli!e to WilD inferior courts of jurisdiction. Noonan surveys the extraordinary fees of 1be plaintiff beeauae his would be to .-..uesl the 1eJtimG11J If Profeaor Jolin T. N001181 Jr., ol tilt ideological passion !hat bas charac- ref)lll8) to pennit elective abortl1111 to Univl!l'llity of California Lli~ Sj:haGI terized lower court decisions on mat- be done In the St. LOuis municipal hospitals was "a wanton dlsreprd in Berkeley. .The lucidity lild ters pi,rtalning to abortion. One·judge, on the 1st Circuit 'court for the constitutional rlshts of the scholanbipolMr. N0011811arethemselvea a !lOUrCe of COIIIidlnble of Appeals, compared sterilization plaintiff." It helpa that the Supreme pleasure, even if you tWject hil olt- to the "exciaion ar benign tumors Court reversed, and sided with the Jectlve. It Ia to pass the pMdlng bill. which would ca- IAlbllequent mayor; but the eumple stands. A federal district court jlldge in Mr. NooAan devastates tile neurologlcalprolllems." The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeala Brooklyn simply mandated federal argwnent that Congrea llu no rtcht to limit the jurisdiction ol the ~ came !lp with 81! interpretation of funding lor abortion, calmly federal courll, a proviaiCII of the Roe vs. Wade (the Supeme Court's arrogating to hiniself the power reserved by Article One of the Constitution, giving Congress alone the power to draw money ftUn the ~,,.....,.,even 11 lleivetj ..._ The abolllianllta willet ' I 'II .~ Collins, .outfielder Ken Griffey and Aild Collett quoted friends of Grifshortstop Dave Concepcion wOUld be fey u saying there was "no way" For An Occasions p!lrt of a rna~~& exodus of regui&rs when the season ends. All three · the outfielder would sign a new con· could become free agents this fall . tract with the Reds. Griffey denied Bpi. ,. ' ' ROUSEL CONFECTIONERY A Dayton newspiper coluffittist Plus, first baseman Dan Driessen making the statement, saying, "I Ph. 992-6342 recently suggested so, writing that hasn't backed down from his request haven't told my friends anything . discontent · .and frustration were to be traded. 317 N. 2nd Middleport What 1 think is none of anybody's rampant in the Cincinnati "The abnosphere on the Reds is business.'' · cl!Jbhouse. rapidly approaching that which ~==-'~-~---J.~~~~~~~~~~ But several of the Reds' leading destroyed the Oakland A's within players said there's no more dissen- two seasons of their winning the sion on the club tban rllight' be ex- World Series three straight years, 1972-73-74," eonett wrote. pected on any team. 1 · "As far as 1 m concerned, an this R. H. BILLMAN II, O.D. is blown out of proportion," out-Provides s·uch Services As Collins took the baUclub to salary fielder Dave Collins said during the Reds' weekend aeries in LOs arbitration the last two years, VISION EXAMINATIONS Angel~. " !think everybody on thJs saying at that tinte he wanted to stay HARD AND SOn CONTACT LENSES clubmore or less gets along. Of an in Cincinnati. He doesn't plan t~ the clubB I've been on - Seattle, start contract negotiations until af. OPEN M .·T.·W.·F. 9•5 California and Cincinnati - this ter this season. · CLOSED THUR .·SAT.-SUN . Concepcion ·II¥ hinted that he team's unique." 113 Court St. Pomeory, Oh. 992-2920 Dajton Journal Herald colwnnist wants to be the highest-paid shorAbove Clark's Jewelry in Pomeroy Ritter Collett said last week that tstop in baseball. , WedMICiay,.luneJ,l'll ' Dec:Qialed Cakes OINCINNATI (AP!r Are the em. clnnliti Reds· becoming llke the feudin' OaklaQd l\'softhe!970s, who . roaert!" dorninanc~,. and then .!ell Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, _,..lo '144 W. Second Street • • Route 33 ' Pomeroy, Oliio Phone: 992-2139 Mason, w. va . Phone : 304-773-5511 \ • • ' ., .. �, .. Wednt5day, June f,ltll Diamond dispute in co·u rt ROCHESTER;' · N.Y, . (AP) · BuebaU's llnaerin8 labor mesa moved · into u.S. District Court toctay,'''with Judge Henry Werker' . liCIIIQjled to • hearings on the NalionaJ Labor Relaliona ao&rd's I'I)Ciueal for an preliminary injunction,.8glllnst the sport. If granted In the language requested, the Injunction would force management to reaclnd ita controversial free-agent compensation plan lor one year, . an action that would delay any player strike at. least that long. · · Should Werker deny the NLRB petition, the players would be free to walk ouf within 48 hours of the decision. So, by arguing against the NLRB in court, the owners are In effect for- · cing the iBsue and invltlpg an immediate strike over the compensalion quesUon. That would he the result if · attorneys for MODEL CARS - The Moskau family - ADDB aod Paul and their chUdren, Rachel and Ryan -try on the ClnciDDatl Reds caps that wiD he given away Snnday (Jnne 7) at Riverfront Stadium when the Reds meet the Montreal Expos ID a 2: 15 Cap Day game. Every fan attending the game wiD he given a free Reds hat 'lbe hats come In sizes for adults and cbldren ' wllb adjustable hands to fit all sizes. Jerry Fields and Terry Wayland of Meigs High School were tecenUy chosen to the . first team All· Southeasle(n League by the conference ha~IJ coaches: Jeff Wayland received honorable mention. , Here is the 1981'Ali-SEOAL Dream Team: The move came at the annual teams." summer meeting of the NBA's "II may be difficult to enforce, but Board ·of Governors here Tuesday. we think it's a necessary step," said The Board also approved the sale of · Jerry Colangelo, general manager the San Diego Clippers to Donald T. of the Phoenix Suns and ~hainnan of Sterling; elected Portland owner the rules conunittee. "The culprits Larry Weinberg as its new chair- in this whole thing are the agents man, and approved a series of minor who are inducing players t~ come rules changes as recommended by out. The NCAA must enforce tis rule the Rules and Competition Com- regarding players losing their mittee. eligibility after having contact with It was also announced that Deputy agents. Commission~r Simon Gourdine, the Sign linebacker highest rankmg black execuhve m CINCINNATI (AP ) - Guy any major sports league, would be resigning when his contract expires Frazier, a mechanical engineering in January, 1982. graduate of Wyoming, has been NBA Commissioner La.rry signed by Cincinnati Bengals of the O'Brien emphasized that while a National Football League. The Detroit native was selected in court ruling requires the NBA to give undergraduates the option of the fourth round of the NFL college turning pro early, "We do not, in any draft. Although Frazier played way, wish to encourage un- defensive end in college, the Bengals dergraduates to leave college in or- will use him as a linebacker, th~ club der to play in the NBA. By passage said Tuesday. Frazier, 21, was the third of 13 of this amendment, the undergraduate's decision to turn pro college selections to sign. The others will be independent of any promises included No. 1 choice David Verser or commitments made by NBA and No, 2Cris Collinsworth. . for the Harrisonville nine, while Morris and Howard both added singles. Syracuse is now ~ on the year. The Rutland Reds defeated the Mason Rangers !>-2 to even its record at 2-2 on the season. Michael Bartrwn hurled 12 strikeouts and four walks into the mitt of catcher Paul Dailey to pick up the win. Tucker and Decker combined for Mason to pick up nine strikeouts and 12 walks. For the winners Kent Eads banged a duble and single, while Michael Bartrum lined a. triple. For Mason B. Johnson and Zuspan singled. In area softball action Dravo pounded New Haven 254. Debbie Michael went the distance to pick up the win with no KO's and six walks. Kelly Weaver suffered the loss. a DESTINJ\fiON= Th~Future DepartureTtme: NON! "*' \ffiify before Werktr Ol!n-· tniBsioner JIOW!e Kulin,.Ray G~, chief negotiator for the·ow....,llld Marvin Millet, ~ecuUve'dlndor, rl the · MaJ9r League Pllyera tuignlngwlthnewteams. . , It Ia ~demand by the owne~ for ,Association.. profeuaonal player compensation to replace ~ free agents that baa It was the · union'~ unfab..labOr brought the bueball ~oliations to practice chlrge that 11111181!JIIIIIII this CI'OIIIroads. The two sides have had failed to bargain in good filth been battling over this isaue since which brought the NLRB into the November 1979 and, depending on baseball case. The plafers Werker'a schedule, they may even association has asked ~hat the hold some more negotiations in bet· owners he ordered lo open their ween the hearings here,. books to suppOrt various publl~ Tl)e judge, on temporary assign- clailns, including one by l(ului, thai ment to hear ~riml.nal ca5e11 here, many teanis are I~ . inoney has lll8llred both sides that he would because of expensive lfet! apnt oonhave a decision within 48 hours after tracts. That case will be hellnl by an the end of hearings. But he also said administrative law judge j.ri' Nfw tha~ the blllebaU matter would have York Cjty June 15. to he fit into his calendar arolilld any criminal cases which may be r-::::,.,;....--;::~,=-; assigned tohinL . lose, theil the nlatler Ia placed .on hold and buebell faces llllOther re.eiltr)' draft this NoYember without ~lion lor ranking f~ agen- . tj . 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IS 12 CO.COACJIES OF THE YEAR - Mike BurSB II chamttlruntonandRonJaneyOfl...OKan. P 12 I ' at Latonia, Scioto-racing results Laren Wolfe and Elaine Smith tur- · ned two fine double plays lor the winners, with Wolfe turning one unassisted. Leading hitters for the winners doubles and Wolfe a single, were Laren with Missy triple,CuJn. two mlns with a triple and two singles, and Unda O'Brien with two doubles and two singles. Debbie Michael doubled and singled twice, and Elaine Smith hammered four singles. Renee 1 Smith had three singles, Traci Mearns a double and , three singles and Teresa Hill two singles. For New Haven Tammy Allensworth, Tammy Yoho, and Kelly Weaver had two singles each. Donna Gilman, Kristen Campbell, Nancy Faylen, and Kelly Javens each singled once. ~::'a.";..~:'.!" 1'1111 Kllfl, Gtu;-111 ' l:::r~~.':::.,':,"., Do•JdClay,troaJou ·summer baseball results Visiting Syracuse broke away . from a 4-4 first inning tie to defeat · Harrisonville~ in local little league ' action. Mike Kloes was the winning : pitcher with two strokeouts and nine walks, getting relief from David Amburgey, who fanned seven and walked three. WilliafiiSon suffered the Joss in an eight strikeout, three walk perfonnance. Harrisonville's Haning made ll)ree key defensive plays for his Club, but the Syracuse offense proved to be too much. Doug Owens banged two singles and scored three runsto lead Syracuse. John Riffle doubled and Kevin Grueser, Chris Baer, Mike Kloes, and David Amburgey each singled. Cline and Barrett each singled twice ma1111~1 wi11 ~ case. If ·they ·. . Among the 'fiiDIIIIIII ~ecllo Two Meigs players given .SEOAL honors Auctions over in NBA CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (APJ - The .Ralph Sampson auctions are over. The Nati onal Basketball Association has adopted a rule 'prohibiting teatns from contacting undergraduates before they declare their intention to turn pro, and barring teams from discussing financial tenns with any collegians prior to the draft. "We don't want to appear to be the villains in this thing," declared Joe Axelson, the NBA's Director of Operations. "Colleges claim our tea1ns are trying to entice players out. This is an indication of our sin· cerity that such a decision should be made only by the players themselves." The rule will prevent repeats of the wooing of Sampson, Virginia's 7foot-4 All-American center, by Boston two years ago and by Dallas and Detroit this spring. Both times, Sampson turned down multimillion dollar offers to remain in school. · The penalty for violations will be a line of up to $25,000 and prevention.of . drafting the player contacted. I 2% Milk.......... 0 ~!L~ ."•· 69 FLAVORITE . . . · . · : P ECONOMY GRADE ADVANCED SCHOLARS PROGRAM . .' 2"X4"X8' SUMMER SESSION 1981 , N~RlHERN Full TuiiiOn SCholarship [SI\JClef\1 cY'IV OOvS Stl CC DC' ~""O...r rs1 'u'Ct'O lee Olus C<Xlk'Qr'(l s...cc.. es- 00 · r:J r c ~1orv[ STUDS· Open to graduating Seniors .. , Open to JuniOfS In Uppef 110if Of CIOU . , . Earn recognized college credit ... ••••••• First Summer Terrri June 15 · July 17 Second Surrme1 Te•m July :20 • Augusl 21 Contact your Guidance CounsetOf 101 addllionol delalls .. 01' Coli !he Admllllont Olllce llo tfrande Coll1g1 .. I t. '! 1~01, e ·. , 1: .• • ,. ' .. ., ~. 32 OZ.• ·······~~ ~~~~~-~· ·· • • • •• 1 • $ '19 ~ . RAVORilE , . . .. r·ISSUe.~.~:!~· . .. Ice Cream.......~:!~ .. 4 RQLL l lJP(II'\j . ... . , . !Mall n1""'. D FUVORITE .BErn CROCKER •..·.· DOG FOOD SUGAR CAKE MIXES $349 Rio college Granda b':mmunity c011eo• Margarine..........~; .!·~, . .,,:; ' '25.1.1$. ' ~: :: \ . . 5 LB. BAG $139. 0 ,Limit One Per Customer · Good Only at Powell's otter ExpirH June 6, 19811 18.5 oz. PKG. , 3/$200 . 'Limit One Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires June 6, 19811 �Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Wectllesday, June 3,1981 . Pomeroy Personals. ·... . . GIANT AIRSHOW SUNDAY - The Gallla-Melgs uumel'OWI elblblts will eatertala tbe predicted larJe • Airport will feature the Oblo River Alnbow Sunday, crowds, wltb tbe Klwuls Club offering a cblcllea IJu. Juue 71b, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. StUDt Dyen and · becue from 11 a.m.·Z p.m. AU proceeds from tbe show will go to local cbariUes. · · G~/lia-Meigs Ohio River -Airshow at airport Sunday Gallia and Meigs Countians will be for $10 each. Several surprise events all "up in the air" this Sunday, June a re scheduled, to be kept secret until 7th, when the Gallia-Meigs Airport the day of the show. will sponsor its first ever charity air Celebrity glitter will be offered by . show , featuring more than 10 air- John Kimberling, whose business . bourne demonstrations and events. card dubs him "the godfather Festivities begin at 9 a.m. bodyguard of the stars." Kimberling From 1-5 p.m., The Gallia-Meigs offers security and PR services, via Ohio River Airshow will boast such Kimberling International with ofaerobatic hijinks as the Waco Bi- fices all over the U.S., to celebrities. planes, the Bellanca Decathalon, He has worked with, among CQun. Globe Swift, Pitt Special, Great tless others, Elvis, Frank Sinatra, Lakes Champs, the Ninety-Niners I a Jaclyn Smith, Phil Donahue and woman 's Dying club from Colurn- Marlo Thomas. Kimberling, here as bus ). parachutists (more than 15) , a personal favor to Beaver, · will CORKS (radi<K:ontrolled model air- arnve in town Saturday. craft) and the Army National Larry Beaver, airport manager, Guard. The Navy will offer two free says another highlight of the afrides in its 1'34 Trainer. Those ternoon will be contests with prizes eligible must be 17 or over. To for the oldest pilot, the ugliest airregister, send name and address to plane, accuracy landing and :the airport. precision bombing, with pilots com· There will also be, weather per· peting for "top bomber" by drop:initting, hot air balloons on hand for ping flour bags on designated ·!he brave who wish to go up, up and targets. Entry fee for the contests is ·away; airplane rides will be offered $1. For those interested in aspects of aviation, films on flying will be shown every baH an hour in the mor· ning. Other displays include new and homebuilt aircraft. Eats will be offered by the Gallipolis Kiwanis Club, offering barbecued chicken to hungry planewatchers. The chicken dinner also consists of baked beans, cole sillw and rolls for $3. HO\dogs, hamburgers and soft drinks will be for sale for the non-chicken lovers in !he group. Coffee and donuts will be offered in the morning. Beaver urges, "We hope to have. more than 400 aircraft flying in. One hundred and fifty pilots have already called me and confinned their participation. It should prove to be a highly successful day." All proceeds from the show will go to area charities. The only admission fee is a parking donation. The airport will be closed to incorning air traffic during the event. Bible class • orgaruzes ASTROGRAPH June 4, 1981 You are likel y to str ike a very good balance in your personal af · fairs th is coming yea r . You wi ll devote time to pleasurab le pur · suits and adequate effort to fulfill ing ambitions . GEMINI (May 11 -Jun e 201 Con· tro l events toda y, instead of let· l ing th e m domi nate yo u, especia lly in matters r ela ting to your financ~s . Tak ing ttl e initiative assures success. CANCER (June 21 ·July 22) You nave the abi lity today to handl e critical situations for yourself, as well as for others . You' re apt to be tested in both areas . You' ll do welL LE O (July 23-Aug. 22) Olhers find much to admire in you today . They know You are aware of their sho r tco mings , yet you ' r e tolerant, unders tandin g and he lp· tu l. VIRGO (Aug. 2J· Sept. 22) Even though associates may do th ings for personal gain today, your aspirat ions are like ly to be much nobler. You ' tt put good deeds before greed. . LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) Win· ning won ' t come that easy today , ye t wi n you w ill. Wh af's more im porrant : You won ' t m ake a big dea l about diff ic ult ies you had to overcome. SCORPIO (Oct. 24· Nov . 21) In stead of challenge discourag ing you today, it's likely to increase your reso l ve and br ing out those better, assertive qualities that l,frge you on . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0ec . 21 1 Unfor1 unately, other s may not be as eager to sha r e today as you are. However, this YiOn ' t stop you from divvying up fairly, CAPRICORN IDee. 22·Jan. 191 You're very good today at siz ing up others to determine what it takes to make them all ies; yet you won't use this edge unkindly . AQUARIUS (Jan . 20· Feb. 19) You coul d find r out ine work a trifl e too boring today, but task s requiri ng imaginat ion will arouse your enthu siasm and give you pr ide at accomplishment. PISCES IF e b. 20·March 20) You have a knack today tor managi ng oth er s while !eff ing them think that they are the boss . You won't be seeking personal credit, iust sol id result s. ARIES ( March ll · April 191 A sit ua ti on may arise t oda y .requiring you to make a serious dec ision regarding a loved one. For happiest r esul ts. permit your hea rt to rule your nead. TAURUS (April 20·May 20) A matter affecti ng your securit y may look more om inous on th e surface today than it real ly is. You have th e smarts to convert negatives into positives . . SpeciiJI speaker Sunday "The Good News Club", a Bible study clas!i for grades 1, 2 and 3, has been organized at the First Southern Baptist Church with Rhojean McClure as the leader. The first unit of study wiD tM; from the Child Evangelism Material called The Beginning Biblegram. It will consist of five flannelgraph lessons and five visualized memory verses, also using flannelgraph. The lessons will cover the Genesis account of creation through the events of the family of Noah. Also on Wednesday evenings, Missions Friends for ages two through five will be a regular feature with Karen Spencer as leader. The adults on the same niglt will study from the book of Philip.pians emphasizing Christian growth. The Rev. Bill Newman leads in that study. AU of the programs are open to anyone and any questions concerning the special programs may be directed to the Rev. Mr. Newman at 992-34211. Michael Miller .. Is convenience store operator of the year MichaeJJ. MlllerofTucson, Ariz., grandlon of Gertrude Miller li Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Millet, Tucson, has been nominated for ~ 1981 Convenience Store Operator of the y~ award. Miller works for the Southland Corporation; a large r'!!latl chain out 01 Dallas. He also does part time acting jobs, his latest wort was with Robert ' Duvall in ''Punuit," a motion picture to be releaaed this swruner. Miller's role was as a police officer. He is now clas!iified as ,a professional actor and belongs to the Actors Equity Unfon. Ch h · · . , UfC WOmen OOX COOkies for men Boxes of homemade cookies and candles were packaged and sent to three youth members in the anned forces during a recent meeting of the Baptist Women of the First Southern Baptist Church, Pomeroy. · Meeting at the home of Mrs. Betsy Newman, the group sent birthday cards and letters to foreign missionaries whose names were featured on the "Call to Prayer" for· the day. The program, presented by Mrs. Newman emphasized the .need for Americans who will be traveling in foreign countries to witness in a positive way about Christ during their travels. Local miqjstry and witnessing was also brought out in the study. During the business session, it was decided that the group will sponsor a baby shower for a member in June. Also a one-day prayer retreat wiD be. held July 25 at the church and a special speaker and music will be featured as part of the plans. "FiU a cabin for the Lord" will be a special emphasi.l where the Baptist women will try to enliat enough women for the Seneca Lake fall retreat to fill all bunks in one cabin. Mrs. Newman has infonnation on the retreat. Next meeting will be held at the home of Rhojean McClure June 16 at 7' 30 p.m. and all women of the chiii'Ch are urged to attend. Bible school begi'Tls Vacation Bible school will begin at the Racine Baptist Church MOnday evening and continue though J une 19. Theme ill "Jesua Your Word Uves in' Me." Olmmencement will Mr. IJld Mr1. Frallll Ronre, tbe !Grmer FI'IIIICI!II Elberfeld, Portola Valley, Cillf,, have been the gueltl li Mr. and Mn. George Morril; IJn.' coin Hill, Pomervy. Durinl tl!lir vilit Mr. and Mn. Morril enterlained with a family buffet attended ' by Mr. and Mn. Robert Lytle, adllicotbe; Earl Elberfeld, Lopri; Rachael Elberfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elberfeld and daucbier, Mr. and Mrs. BW Andei'ICIII and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Andenon and family, Mr. and Mn. Jim Andersonllld family, IJld Mr: and Mli. Don AndersOn and family. Dick Elberfeld of Hamilton Wlli . here for lhe Pomeroy High School alumni banquet Saturday night. Mernor14J Day guests of Mn. Cora Grindley and Mr. and Mn. Roger Grilldley, and daughter, LDrna, and aon, Olril&opber, Mlnemtlle, were Mr. and Mn. Edward Grindley, Usa Grindley, and Mrs. Wanda Roulh, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. WWiam Wallcln and daqhter, Dena, and a friend, Leon GaiUamarl, Galiipolla; Mr. and Mn. Jim Warner and dau,hten, Nicole and Tlr& Ann, SyraCIIIe. Lorna Grindley, daqhter of Mr. and Mn. Roger Grindley, returned home Friday from Colum. bus where he had spent a week with her sister, Ula. Mn. Janeliie Johnaon of Peach Fork Road had u her weekend guests, Mr. and Mn. Euaene RWIIell, Eustus, Fla.; Mn. Bessie Russell, S)Tacule; Mr. and Mn. Harley Harlin~. Pomeroy; 111d Elza Mallett, Redboule, W.Va. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reibel, Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio Announce marriage. . MoniltoWII, ll*lf Ure weellend he~ . vi111inJ Mill .r.ry V~ ftejbel. '(1)ey Ill attended Y. I'GilllioY lflch I . Fire Department announces july 4th donors . '. I 1. . ' ' .€hetyl E._betb Kelly, daqh!er , late Mr. and Mrs. Robert .R. ~ Of ftt. and r.!:n. T1lomaa M. KeUy, wardi, Lapgavllle, Mrs. AUie Lani; andoOnaid Ray Lambert, son of Mr. bert, Greensboro, N.c., and the late and ~· l!;arling J.,.ambert, Hollen-· ilemie Lambert, Ocealla, W.Va. He irald, Tena. were nw:rled at 8 p.m. is the pi-grandson of Mrs. Bertha on May 21 at ~ United Methodist Janey, Langsville. · · School alumni banqUet llllturdly niglt. . Mr. and Mrll. Mille HaiiJmer and grandlon, stevie Mlrtln, It CoJum. bua were Saturday vi!IIIAin of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeftlch IDd daugleer, Jayne . . Mr.llld Mrs. Keith Gray, the tor. rner Sharon Fillinger, of Sol Elder, S. D. spent several diys here villiling her grandprrenll, Mr. and Mrs. Sbennan Roberta, l'umeroY. Also vl.!!lted with the Robtrta M. Sgt. and Mrs. Sherman IIRoberts ofOklahOmaCity,Okla. I Chrlaty Farley Df Crylla\ Lake, Ill., a fonner resident of P'*;neroy, was the recent guest of Judi\ Mees and her pare~ts. Judi theD left Thursday evening for 11 trip~ Texas with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erwin, , Glllipolla. While in the Dallaurea, ~will be guests of Dr. and Mn. Robert Winans and family. l • . Col. John W. Reel (~red) and Mrs. ~ of San Angelos, Teus have been here for a villi! ~th Mr. and Mrs. James Rees, Sr. of Racine. Also visiting overnight recently were Mr. and Mrs. GaU ~ and fBJnily of Westerville. Miss Carol , Foster of Uvonia, Mich. was the holiday guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mn. Rillph Webb, Racin~. and Mrs. Edward FOB!er, Pomeroy. Mrs. Robert McKelvey of Belpre was the Saturday night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb and attended the Racine Alumni banquet. · Ml'. Mrs. ~mp~w~. 'l1le ~ Is the ~ of I!Je • and The Daily Sentinel-Pag&--,7 Donald Lambert will nialfe their home in Spring, Texas. The Racine Volunteer . Fire Department recenfiy artnollnced dopors to the "Fourth Of July" fireworks fund. Donating to the furid were the Star Supply Company, Village Cut Rate, Croli.s' Grocery, Carpen~'s Pennzoil, Paul's Barber Shop, Joe Stobart, Bill Maynard, Terry Porter, Eber's GuU, The Racine Home National Bank, the · Racjne •Granee1 ·. Spencer's Grocer)', and J.eona Ebersbach. 4esplte these \IODations, the fireworks fund falla very short of the total costs. Donations ,are still being accepted by the Volunteers. The fir,works wiU _serve .as a will be special visitors at the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene on . June 7at 7 p.m. · Dr. Lambert is the District Superintendent for the Central Ohio District. Mrs. Lambert is the NWMS president. Dr. Lambert will be the special speaker for the hour. Following the service will be a time of refreshments and fellowship at the Fellowship Hall. r · ~~~~~;;;It I 'J • 'II were ' IEEFCHUCK • ' ,O,DVERTISED ITEM'POLICY Center Blade Cut Chuck Roast r- ~ 1 of tt_. . . , . , . ileml il reQuired· to bl ~ ....._ fat . . in eech Kroglf Stcn, eXcept • ~ rlllmin"*ld. lfM dD I'WIOU1 of_.. a6ua161id Jlltll. wt ... ""' you< choO:o of I _ .... ilom, ~' ~ -11Yif9 Of ...... lho I _,._.,...IO_Iho_i_otlho 'price~J)dlyl, .... ' TOTAL SATISFACTION GUAfiANTEE $ · State Laymen's Auxilia"r, Friday · night, 7:30p.m.attheNaomiBaptist Church. DECORATING FOR . Chester Alumni Association banquet to take place at 7:30 p.m: Fridlly at the Chester Elementary Scbool. AU interesled persons asked to assist. Banquet will be be1d on Saturda_y night. HAPPY HARVEsTERS CLUB, Trinity Church, Friday, 1:30 p.m. Plans for a rummage sale at the church Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. WEDNESDAY POMEROY LODGE 165, F. and A. M., regular.meelillg 7:JJ p.m. Wednesday at the Masonic ·Temple. Work in the entered apprenll~ degree. ~ 111URSDAY EVANGEUNE CHAPTER, Order of the Eastern Star, Tbunday, 7:30 p.m. at the haD. Members to take items to be sold at the bazaar at the Eastern Star Home. LAUREL CUFF Better Health Club, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Iva Powell. MEIGS ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CfULDREN; 7:39 p.m. ,-----~---­ Thursday at the Meigs Community School. Public invited. Open House. FAUll Prizes will be awarded to the win.ftlU.I..Lt nersinthebike-hike. David L. Carr,' D.O. REGULAR MEETING, Missionary Society of Hysell Run . Holiness Church, 7:30 p.m. ThunTetUac IIIII Trealllleat day at church with Jerry Sears, Test for: Inhalants speaker; public invited. PAST MATRONS Club, Pomeroy Chemicals Chapter 186, Order of Eastern Star, 7:30 p.m. Thursday home of Mrs. Shoe Dermititis Lucille Swackhamer, Mason, W. Va. Cosmetics · 19 -~·· ..... buy It · - il _ , _ for voJ, 1 · 'Jttioo •...., a "' rMnlirectu~• . If y0u .,, nm ..... w:,.. EMIASSY Salad , Dress1ng .. .. 32'"ol! USDA wll f'tiPIIc» VOU' Urn wifllhl ume bti"'CC Of 1 u: ....... tweNorfllf~yourJ)l.lrct.lprice . '-1, t AVONDALE Sweet ·01 . PHI .. ... . .. 17Can CHOICE I Social Calendar IN-STORE GROUND OR CHUIPAK EMIASS Y .$129 Any Size Pkg. Ground Beef .... . lb. , • ; I : Fresh Whole Pork Loin $219 Boston Roll Roast ... lb. KROGEIMEATOR · $129 Beef Franks ..... .. . ~~~: ' INTIIII'IIQKIIOGII . Melt Bolog111 .. ·:....... lb. CRE=~AL, · 6 p.m. Friday at the Rock Springs United Methodiat Church located on old Route 33, put the fairgrounds. Event ill lpDIIIOI'ed by the Senior YouthFellowahip. • LADIES AUXIUAIIY, Bashan VolunteerFireDepartmentwillser, ve hotdogs, sloppy joea, pop, coffee, and homemade plea at the tool auclion Frida.. Ynight at the Buhan fire houae. SECOND ANNUAL Evangelistic Se · lithe Ohio""""'"'"- .t!VONDAU CUl Green Beans ...... 525 N. 2ND ST., MIDOLEPORT OHIO 1 .. S ' Acne Psoriasis Eazema All Skin Diseases GENERAL PRACTICE Pastor James Keesee would like to invite you to hear the special speaker: Rev. Ronald Varney. Rev. Varney is Pastor of Columbiana Baptist Church, Colum: biana, Ohio. He is also representative for Moral Majority of N.E. Ohio. A graduate of Massillon Baptist College of Massillon, Ohio. "EVERYONE WELCOME" ·Morton Dinners .. ~k;~· 83 COUNfiY CLUI ' $149 'lo·Gal. Ice Cream ........... Ctn. -l,< C <o• Pl. l'leuul, Margarine l -Ib . Gutarters .. "•. SLICED INTO CHOPS. FlESH Quarter Pork Loin .. ..tb . KROGER' 3 COUNTOF:dN - Lv~. beheldooJune21~17:30p.m.atthe r;;rVi;ee;;;;~~-~-~"""'~'eral;;~~~~~~~~~~ Country Ov'no.. Pretzels ... ••• •IUOGG 'S Special K , ., Cerul.. .. a.. $219 M~~sch~ST l ib . mallows .. . ··~ S499 Chicken ...... s299 Cheese ... :.............. . F;i:d 1 00 Pinty Hose ........ ~atr ' HO·NONSINSI SHIER· • fO·~IST .. ~ Bucket 2·ll. AVG. WHOLE WHEEl HOT HPPII MONTEREY JACK · • i':(u\e Tray. f.ic~: S1 00 lb. • 26·01. $119 Lemon P1e... .. ... Pte FIISHWIYMWHIPPED I PIBHriiiAKIOB d $11 c rea ..... 16·oz. loaf Ga PIISH MADE Super Glue ... ,.... Tube SJOO,......,........,. DUIO ••• Gjtftllldla aStuflndla•oiUL ...o.. 119 14·01 . I'll g. Mcnhmallow . Creme .. ". 13-oa Jar AVAILAilE ONlY IN STOlES WITH DILl Dim. HOJPOOOS AVAILAilE llam nt7pm .. $ GOLD CltESf AYONDAU TnrCholee C kiOGU Flake Sl29 Shampoo ..·.................. Each WV... . 39 Ca . ...... ... . Coconut .. WNmE~D 25' OFFLAIEL, 11·0Z. Ill. OR 7·0Z. TUIE HEAD I S!IOULDERS Angel. $149 White 20·o·. Bread .. .. ... KIOGII . 2~~;:~·$109 Multi-Grain Bread IN .THE DAllY DEPT .• CHillED $ . •• • ...... .. .. -Ctnr. ·oz. 159. 0range JUICe Offlee.-Hoan by AppoiBimeat · J ...,_ A. ~. a.- ·"' · · • '. PIBHIAKIO lal1er Rolls.,.... Pear Holves ..... " ·01 . con 69 c $139 59 C 49c HILLCIEST Maraschino • •.... Cherne• .. ' Jer AYONDAU Mandarin Oranges .. llc·o• •• . KIOGU Vienno 5-aa . Sausage .. . c.. ! UOGl. ·Uma •--- U -ot . DWUIII . . . . .. Caft 63c 49.c 43c. 39c s1o• ' No Age Umit , . Lim~ 1 Per Person One Special Per famly . ' i J Sin&le or Groups Taken , i DArE FRI. JU~E 5 &SAT. JUNE 6 ... ,......... IIGVALUE Iy. ·....... FRI. 1'1 AM nL 7 PM PHOTOGRAPHER'S HOURS: • SAT. 10 AM nL 4:31 PM SERVICE·7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3rd THRU SUNDAY, JUNE 7th Co• • d Baeon ......... Pkg. l·lb. 511ce Off'IC8 ..-v 11:: ~ 67 971 PHOTO S.PE(JAL: ' ONLY lli · !H ClO'IIll VAllEY church. 1bere will be claues for cbildren three years of age through hlch school age. Barbara Gheen ill director of the school with Marilyn Powell as the assistant director. 884 Avondale flour .... ... ,;~b OLE CAROLINA DERMATOLOGY Tumors Removed ' 43c 5 79c 29c "-'·o•. 29 Beans ...... C . Gelatin .... 'i:: Pork IN' Food IN LIVING COLOR f VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH Kroger AVONDA LE EXCEPT fiSH. SLICED liEF 01 HAMPIOZIN . 9·5c • EiEIIOillOW IIICI $ 29 ggc .. o.. DreSSing.. . 111. ALLERGY ICE ·~-~·$149 · 1000 ISLAND . FRENCH 01 ITALIAN LIQUID Kroge! U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE. IEEF CHUCK ARMIONELE$$ . · :;. ....... Y CLINIC 8x-10 MID-WEE~ REVIVAL ' . shoW. Prizes will be awarded to · parade winners and five prizes, including a $50 grand prize, wiU be awarded to the winner of the talent show. For an ~fficial entry for either the parade or talent show, contact Scott Wolfe at 949-2045 or any Racine Fireman. I :,on. . ...__-:..... ... or. and Mrs. J. Wilmer Lambert grancj finale to an entire day of festivities In .Racine. The Racine Fi~men will sponsor the annual ''Fourth of July" parade, a chicken barbecue, games and activit!~, a talent show, and a · fireworks display. The entire tricounty area Is invited to parti,clpate in the parade and tal~nt PLACE: 12·01 . T.-to ,.... ....... ...... c.. 59c • ~ ,...... ., ... ............. O&C OwiH ling• ~- ,.,.,. : ' 79~ I .. ' �• \ P~g~a~The Daily Sentinel . . I · Wednesday, June 3,1HI Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio lrfu~eum to,·sponsor ·chickerr.dinner ·.Strikes. aid·levy d~feats . '• MASON - THe MaBon County mashed potatoes, green beans, slaw·, Regional Stete Fann Muaewn Will. hot roll, Price of the dtnner IJ p for sponsor an old-fashioned Chicken' 'n · iaduJt8 and $1.110 for cl)llilren. ·l:lrtnJm N09dle dinner at the mUBeum's kit· and desserts are extra. Serving will chen on SundAy, June 7. 11le menu irtart at 11:30 a.m. Severa-l musicians will provide en· will include chicken aixl noodles, ' tertalnment throughout the lillY. · PrOceeds from the dlnnilr will be ~ to purchue .toi!LI pel ·equlpl rnent to be \lied in the reetorlng of theoldequlpmentattheiiiUieUIII. · All bulld1np will be open for vWII during the day. · I (i:ooHngeclfrGmpqe1) leu• The ~bad cut I 11-,.r, 2.7-mlll bclld lasue for buiJdlnc repair~ .-Jr fl. mliJion from Ill~ If. . In ~ ~tina Diltrt4't; a fl.IO,OOII bond iasUe wu· . paaaed uuo. . . . County, VGten · Nortbmciat olen re._..., •·• ~ I Mlrclt 17levy failed lnd'laid carried 1 O.Hnlll ~ levy ~,a S1D111 ~~lele alflll:W ;' ' rr. . for the Albtabula Olanty Joint COIIIIrucUon of uoocer llladlum. A • lit Stan Oaull&r, crippled by high Voc;atlonal School; 'l'1le New Riegel 2.2-ipll! bond i.Bieln the Greenfield .....,Io,ment. VOW. nJed.l!d four School Dlllrlet in FOitorla puaed by . ExeiJ1pted Vtllqe Dillrlci for lcllool <1p13tiDgleriel pel tWo Cllll- about 10 voles a ~mill operatlnc vocaUoaal-agricaltural vocation ~..tlevlta,af· levy. . , wuappi'O¥ed1,08N01. • . • feCWJi T'wo of the The i..akota School l)latrlct's In Green C(IQnty, voters rejecteila IChi!Gl ell ; Mlllllloo · pel lll*'atlnc levy fell 177-811. In tlie $1.9 milllon, 3.1knlll conatractlon. F~, · flee blnilrUptcy. Clyde-Gree~ Springs School levy (or Greenview Local !lclloG ' · . . . DIJtrlct, a 4-inlll operating levy wu Diltrict 81&al&. In~Oouty,flveout .ofalx defeated. . · , • , achQol ,ere approved, .whl!e · . 1• In ·~thens imd Meigs counties, In Marietta, the renewal of an 8. the vote·..- the aiDh wound up In a : voters rejected .a prOpOied 1.kllll mU1 levy for. the Marietta City A levy f«ir an aildltltillal6 capital improvement levy to build · School District. waa approved by mills~!~ In TrUmbull's an a&lltion to Alemnder High itearly a '2,.1 margin. The leV}' bad ' · Lallral ' " !if 70., pel aU· ~I in · the · Alesander School b!len approved on an emergenc:y mill , 01111, levy in '~ DIJtrlet. The unofficial vote wu513- · baala two ago . ~~ V~ in the Blocmfleld323. ' In Cambridge, voters in the Ca~ Melmo Diltrll:t approved a 6-mUI Union County voters approved twO bridge city achqol ~ approved renewal levy a102, u N~es City operating 1~, including a 3.62- ' 1,1189-1,037 a 2.9-mlll maintenance llc!lool l;)il!rltt .vote~'!~ apProVed a mlU IJaue for one year for the levy. And In Pomeroy, a 2.5-mill 5.8-mill,thiet-year emergency levY. Marysville Exempted School · bond lasue was approved •in the · In Lak4j Ci;lunty i a ~.9-rniU ad- District and a 7.~rniU levy for the Meigs Loca) SchoolDIJtric\. • . ditionallevy for.the Painesville City .North Union School District for five On a cliy Income tu iBB11e, voters School Dlstrl~ failed, while a 20-mlll years. · in Canton rejected an attempt to addltlql~forthe Fairport liarIn ~getown, Brown CoUnty of· boost. the tu from its present 1.5 bor .. Vlllage·,. Sc~oot flclala said voters rejected 1,29W86 percent figure to 2 percent. A DiBtrid ' · a 1-mllllevy for the Board of Mentel proposal to boost Income texes In A tluw-year, 8-rniU emergency ReterdaUon. Fostoria also was defested. levy w~ paased by vOters In the . Two Warren County school bond Parma voters .rejected a proposed Mentor E;z:empted Vl!IJge School · ~es were approved. In Franklin, income tu hike from 1.5 percent to 2 Dlatrict. Relldents in the Ma.U.OO · ~ favored a $310,000 IH)Ildlng percent, and !.Drain voted down a Local ScboolDistrict rejected an a. renovation illaue by a vote of 826-177. that would have increased mill additional, continuing levy and ,. And In the Deerfield-Franklin School Its tax from 1 percent to 1.5 percent. ::am ·-=fJr';· tm,. df!acl-.t. yesn . SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS - Scholarship w!Dners grade; Kirsten Pape, fourth grade; Scott McPahll, fifat Syracuse Elementary were, front row, 1-r, Cheryl th grade; Kim AdaDJB, slxlb grade, and Cbrls Baer, flf· Pape, second grade; Todd Usle, folll'th grade; Jason thgrade. Arnott, first grade; back row, Trlcla Michael, third AUTHORIZED CATALOG SALES MERCHANT UMWstudies "Women-Political Prisoners" was by Norman Vincent Peale. the study topic presented by Mrs. living" Mrs. Ette Mae Hill presided at the Ruth Wolfe and Mrs. Frances business meeting. Member were Roberts at the May meeting of the . reminded of the friendship quilt to United Methodist Women held at the be made. Several members reporRacine church annex. ted on a visit with Garrett and MatMrs. Roberts read several scriP" Ue Circle in a nursing home. lures and Mrs. Wolfe explained that Due to the resignation of Mrs. it is many times dangerous to exer· June Harris as treasurer, Mrs. cise women's rights in under· Virginia Rees was elected to fill the developed countries. Readings were given by several members telling of Harris June 6for at the position.farewell Plans party, were made torture and harsh treatment suf- Letart Community building. fered by women who have expressed Sickcallswerereporiedandcards their political views. Ruth Smith were signed for members who are had a prayer to open the program. ill. It was noted that the UMW has Mrs. Roberts read "Rules for Your Garden" and there was a prayer for peace by Mrs. Wolf with Refreshments were served by Mrs. each member being given a booklet entitled "Rewards of Positive Wolfe and Mrs. Roberts. :! ~~~j!f~er~~~c::~- rs·ears 9604SA ·~ lx I I I II 1 I Phone 992:2111 108 w. Main St. 1 Jack & Judy Williams Open: Mon. thru Wed. 9-5 Thur. 9·12, Fri. 9-5, Sat. 9·2 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back I . 1.~;.;.;.~.1 ·of Melp Aerie No. 2171 Fraterua! Order ol Eagles, instaUed during ceremoales this week, are !root row, from left, Jack Pbelpe, chaplain; Randy Smith, secretary; Joba McKellile, presldeul; Do~d Smith, vice president;. Larry Joe Dlig1111, inside. guard. Back PROCTER& GAMBlE-STORE COUPON! I !'::':1&:'::'.,00 1 36<1000 VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Steven L. Story GENERAL ALLERGIST Karen H. Story Social Friday Office Hours by Appointment Only ~ WASHING'J'(}N percent reduction in tax rates for inyear. :tlemocrats; · Fes&Ured . by the But apparently Democrats on the dividuals in· each of three con:Reagan administration al)d con- . C\lRIIllittee were close enough·to a secuUve years, with the cuts going to taerv~tlves in their own party, are consensus that . they scheduled rich and poor alike regardless of in;movmg reluctantly toward a two- · another meeting this · afternoon. come. DemoCrats have viewed a ;year taX-cut plan but sUll inaiJting That would follow a morning ca11cus one-year tax reducUon as holding -on extra relief for lower-and middle- of all House Democrats to discuss less risk of worsening inflation and •Income Americans. · tax-cut legi$1ation. have urged proporUonately more "I hope we can fashlqn a program Roetenltowski and most other relief for those with incOmes under ;that can be enjoyed by all , . House Democrats have been cool to $50,0011 a year. :oemo1cr'!Jts," ,Rep ; Dan ( President Reagan's plans for a 10 ;Rostenk., p.m., chairman of •the tex·wrltillg House Ways and · ·Mesna Committee, · told reporters .Tuesday alter a two-hour meeting of Sedo!wlcl<, Mr. and M,.. Ernesl Whitehead, Mr. :panel Democrats. "We're telking of the Tuppers Pialns and Mrs. D. v. Weber, Jam ond Elhel ArbauHh, Members 'about the possibility of a multiyear Emergency Squad currently have a -U.Cille Smith, Garth Smith. RO!!er Chaney, Helen Archer, William M. Wells, Chesler Mun;tax bill." drive underway to secure d'J(, Jr., Lyle &Ide""", Frank and Diane , ; However, Rostenkowski said, fund AUXIIARY·OFFICERS- Installation of new ofMildred Hudson, president; Debbie Hensley, conon for the purchase of a he8rt Jonea. Garry and Paula Wright, Curtis Claughum, ReedsvUie Fin~ Deporlmen~ Em"l •"There were no vote., no con- m ey fleers of lbe Women's ~uxlllary of Meigs Aerie No. 2171 ductor; Delores Tyree, outside guard. Back row, S11e monitor. . Rulh, Oo<ar Babc<Jc:k, Dohrman end Phyllb ·Fraternal Order of Eagles was conducted this week. clusi.OhS." ' : .. Rice, past president; Janet Sigman, chaplain; Betty A member of the squad reports Reed, Morvin Reed, Granl Boring, Angie Drlllcruz:, Mr. and Mrs. Llwrtnce Balser, He added that Democrats "still The oflieers serving for the next year are front row, Smith, trustee; Leah Brown, treasurer; Mildred of eqllipment is eli· Virl(inla Wo11Ut1. Jameo Cowdery. connie are very concerned _with working that such a piece from left, Margie Jean Schuler, inside guard; Maxine Krider, trustee and Isabelle Couch, secretary. ful and a "real life Bowman, Mr. and Mrl. Undley L)'OhS, Dorulkl help ly E. Buchanan, Carl Buckley, ru... 111ornu1 0pol Dugan, trustee; Mary Freeman, vi~e president; Americana and how we C8ll' target treme · !londUipjl. Dorvtby Culldollar, Dale Srnitn, Ar· dollars" from a tax cut on ~ ear- saver" In heart atteck cases. Residents who have not been COilden Hoffmon, AlbertaMavin Edwanb, ------------~---------------------­ Mr. Stewart, and Mn. Dana M. Reed, &te Mallon, Mill'· .r ning between $2Q,OOO and $50,0011 a tected may send their donations to · PllY, Mr. and Mrs: Paul Coakte, Doruthy DocJ. the Tuppers Plains Emergency derer, Howard Knlgbl, Rodney Chevalier, o- .. Tu Plains Hori'a PeMJoU, f. 0. McCoy, Leonard Enrin Sq uad, P . 0 . .,.,.. ..., ppers .. Conllnlclloo Cu.• Slive Enrin, Jun and Joon ' Ohio, 45783. : =..~ ·~Jr~~~i~rsN'~'~' Llleol..,.nlrlbulon lu lbe lund""' Byrl GrU· LII•'JI'· M•. ond Mrs. Buelllidenour, Semmer· lin, DlmU I.ondon. WUJiomCGnnally, Jock and lltld . -........ Jomlloyes, Terry and Mary Vldde GUIIon, Robert Ellis, Oliver Bailey, Ednll Joow Talbotl, Ra Bolle>, Bob and Morilyn Ule, lll<honl Barton, Gordon ond Helen Calli- rr.-u, Evelyn Glul, Bllf and Pally a-..n, well, Paul ure, !loY Y"'"''!,lletly llorrb, Ea1hu Mr and Mrs. Jlllllfl Folmer, Ton111 Keebaut~h Beckey, Hanna Bamhlrt, Ronnie and Mary O.via, Win Blake, Levern. Kluff, Howard Cowdery, f'raJik OOrJI, E1hel Sloul, ftunald oorker.JomFlclo,CharleePici<,JoeLantz,EuUi Hewltll, Fonat Won!, Don Myera, Geoe Y- , Swon, Wlllanl Ebenboch, Mlrbael W. Pore, Jerry llichonll, Melvill Drake, CllylOn Jam, Borbora hi/Cht, Albert Martin. Mr. and Mr>. Carl IDd Hull Bamhlll, Clifford ~Jqtnetie , I· Mollohln, Kenny Grover, Judy ,.._,.,_ D Jones 10 • -~ St Marim · .,. • .,... Plduina, Mra. 1>0r11 , ' Done! Miller, Dora M.. Calawoy, Public Notir;e Public Notice Public Notice 11 11 Public Notice 1 A nOR,.EYS AT LAW EAR, NOSE & THROAT 236 W. 2nd .. Pomeroy, Oh.(Formerly Meigs Gen: Hospital) lfljME PH. 992-3523 OFFICE PH. 992-6624. • or (304)-675-1244 (.u'J - House Continue fund drive OFFICE HOURS: MON •.fRI. 8:30 TO 4:30 SAT. 8:30 TO 12:00 NOON CALL 1614)·992·2104 Evenings By Appointment Small investment, large returns, Sentinel Want Ads Victim's ~omemade Eckrich or Rudy Farms ROLL SAUSAGE •••••••••••~~~~~~. 1.79 5 Eckrich 12 oz. Package Now,4 ~tack pa~ks in ourone·pound box.. , lib. Blue Bonnet Quarters 79~ MARGARINE ...... . $1 97 • Z/ 6 ot. r~ .r - - .............. &;4r . I ' Yellow I I RADISHES ............~~?.. 39' 10 lb. Fabego New While Sag rm~PO:r;TATOES............... ~z.a9 --- 16 oz. Booth -------·----- ........ ' . .. ----·--·. --· OCEAN PERCH FtLET. •••••• :.k!~.s1.99 29 oz. Teen Queen l' ..... ,_ .. _____ . ··--· -· - ···' · . .. ' SLICED PEACHES •••••••••••••••••••89c -----==-~.':"" 7.":~·:·: ·:··· ' .... ., ..... . ASSORTED BEANS•••••••••••••• ,2/9' 10 oz. Nescafe 5' - - - ---·--··-...... --===-·-.::.:.::~·.:.c.- : ___ REGULAR JELLOS••••••••••••••• _2/6f 8 oz. 5 HERSHEY'S COCOA ••••••••••••• 1.89 Gallons of Rich-n-Ready ORANGE DRINK ••••••••••••••••• sl.39 .. . =·=-- ··-----·· . -··.. ... ,·: =.;;-·:·::;:··::"::::-:::·· .. ----·· 1 lb. 3 oz. ..... ... _ ___ _ ·· ··· - - ---··-· INSTANT COFFEE •••••••••••• ~~:. s4.59 CRISCO SHORTENING ••••••••••• ~.9f • '· IYII ., Dlvll!l, W1lltr Brown, Had!; Toodmanl.iChnter Louki,SteveFI'UIIt, Torn Kibble , ~ddleport. who wu struck by_a car .:llucklty=::.:·.:Cloo:n..=;H:;:.~;::''I'~~·:.::•r:.:.,·Mr .:::; . ::=::.~'"~ ·· T~ . !"=::..:;::.::=:::.__ _ _ Saturday evening in Point Pleasant, ris out ot.l.nt!lnstve care and his condition 15·'good acCording ' to the _:__-:---1 Vaug an's OPEN 7 DAYS 8 AM TIL 10 PM CORNER OF LOCUST & PEARL ST. • MIDOLEPORT. Ott. unknown; the unkndwn spouse, if any, whose name and address are unknown ; the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees, ad· minlstrators, executors and/or assigns of Charles - - - - --- ·····"'r· ·-· · This new one pound stack pack box means extra freshness, si.nce every pack locks in that unique, crisp Ritz® flavor. The stack pac~ also help protect Ritz from breaking. Remember, Ritz Crackers are addingon.-and thats a tasty plus for you! , · .Emergency runs Cheadle, if dec. JOHN GIB· SON, if living, whose ad· dress lg. unknown; the unknown spouse, if any, whose name and address are unknown; the unknown vetet- and/or assigns of John Gib· son if dec. situated in Scipio Township, County of Me igs and State of Oh10 1 Commending 13 rods 9 links W. of the S.E. corner ot James Reeves land In center of road leading from John Douglas to James Reeves; 11\en~ W. 14.62 chains to center of road t..dlno from Harrisonville to Ollfver's store; thence N. 4'1> dog. E. 2 ond 251100 chains; thence N. 56'1> deg . E. 6 chains; thence S. n'4 dog. E. 571100 chains; men· ce S. JO'h deg. E. 11 and 92/ 100 chains to place of commencing, containing 9 and 601100 acres. SAVE & EXCEPT a lite estate · to John Gibson, therein. Whole .: v...... ' Fryers..~ ..~ .. toW! Robert Oole from 8ucc ••• Rollcl' to Vellfllll Mlmorlll; 'Raelne . at 10: a a.m. tiiCilt Dellll6e HID, Flflb st., to Vet.anl Memarlal, and It . 3:13 li·!D. toW! Mll'tba AndBIIOO lrGnl her Racine llllne to , . . . . Memorial. l heirs, devisees,. legatees, administrators, executors & Savings Go Hand In Hand WhereF 11. . At 1:41 LID., the Ml+'lepMt Unit toW! Robert Ptlrie from vlllap haD to ~ Holpltat pe~ at 1:II p.m. IOGIIIII'Iee lkGWiver frGm Impertalli:l«trrc to Menlorlal: Pumeio, at 1:37 a.m. • M~ ·~ 115,165 ltlti Aalutor Thomu 1. ~=~==~= _. wllldll ... ixed fryer ,Parts~.•~ ••~. ' ' FIJIIS......... I! -· ' sr 2 Roll Soft Weve TOILET TISSUE •••••••••••••••• :.~~·.&ge I ( CNAIJSCO, INC.1N1 1 J and Flora Dell Grueseri by deed dated July 17, 950 and recorded In Book 165, ~~ pg. 691 of said Deed Records, leaving 4.62 acres South qf Lincoln Heights and West of Point Lane. Deed Rei : VoL 169'- pg. lOA, Meigs County ueed Records. , JUDGMENT : $349 .60 plus ·a ccrued taxes, center of road leading from John Douglas to James Reeves; thence W. 14 .62 chains to center of road leading from Harrisonvi lle to Ol iver 's store ; thence N . ~ V2 deg. E . and 25/ 100 chains ; thence N. 29 deg . E . 4 and 25/ 100 chains; th ence N. 4Ph deg. E . 14 and 50&100 chains; thence N. 29 deg. E. 4 and 25& 100 chains ,· thence N . 41111' deg . E . 14 and 50/100 chains.; thence N. 56 112 deg. E. 6 chainS i thence S. 793.;.. deg: E. 57/1 00 chains ; then ce S. Louise Grandstaff , if dec . Si tu ated in Salisbury Twp. County of Meigs and Sta te of Ohio. Being in Sec . No. 26, Town 2, Ra nge 13 of O.C. P . Beginning af a stone near S.E . corner of dwelling house now oened bV Wm . Moore. Sa id stone being at the corner of lands of Wm . Moore, Joh n Moore, Elizabeth Hysel l and David Jones ; thence in a north· easterly di recti on along line at. David Jones' land ng Thomas Fork CASE NO. Bl·DL T·40, Parcel Nos. 11 ·030·005, 11 · 30'1> deg. E. 11 and 92/ 100 to land of Rober! 03()·006, Serial No. 81 ·DLT· chains to place of com· at S. side of new 40, titled in the name ol mencing, contain ing 9 and road ; thence CHARLES CHEADLE, if 60/ 100 acres. foi ioiN~,g meanderin9s of living, whose address is SAVE AND ic road 1n a SUPERft\ARKET IIDIII annered five emerpney C8lll Tuelday,the Mei&B Emergency Medleal Servlcel repor- Wife, to William T. Grueser assessments, penalties and costs of action. Wellman apparently dl~ not see the yolllllller pel struck him. Jones wu labD to Plswt Valley lfolpltal by the Point Pleasant LOCal . _____ 17 oz. Luck's HUNTS TOMATOES •••••••••••••••• 1 Ilelcue Squad. . 14'12 oz. • '"' Deparbnent. ' Patrolman P. ~· Watlerson reported tlat Wtllman was travleing 1101111 on Unolln Ave., When the Jones eNid ltepped from behind a parted car IIlio the path of the vel*le. I Package Red &u 1----------,--------"'T'---------r--------- family. Timothy was struck by a vehicle driven by Jack Wellman, 54, Point Pleuant Saturday ,at 7:40 p.m. on Lincoln AV8., lOUth of :Mth St., according to the Point Pleasant Police .i I ONIONS ..............~~~; 97' Ohio Colby Longhorn Lb CHEESE .... :.. 2 lb. New condition • • rmprovmg •' HAM SALAD ••••••••••••••••••• ~.b;s1.39 . Hysell who wu absent; Charles Smith, Abe Grueser and Tom Serey, trustees, and Jim Birchfield, conductor. Also absent from the photo was Dwight Carl, vice president-and Vic Neutzllng, outside guard. rr~SSUre ~ay force - ~WO year·cut STORY & STORY 0 row, Bernard NeutziiDg, slttiDg in for Treasurer Bob measure I. ~~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~-;;-;;-~-~--~-ir.·~-=-;;-;;·~-~;-;·;-;:-;;-~-~-~-~~-~-~-~·~-=-==-~·~ JOHN A• WADE' M• D• 1 INC . 1 EAG~OFFICERS INSTAlLED- New officers p;z:z: I owNED~~mo'0°~e~~TEo sv Auction Friday A public auction will be held at the Bashan fire house beginning at 7:30 An ice cream social will be held p.m. Friday. All kinds of hand tools Friday beginning at 6 p.m. at the and miscellaneous items including Rock Springs United Methodist dishes, cookware, figurines, paints, Church located on old Route 33 at the watches and other items will be sold. Meigs County Fairgrounds. The The fire department auxiliary will social is being sponsored by the be in charge of refreslunents and senior youth fellowsllip of the chur- will have homemade ice cream for ch. sale. I • half of tract irection to lands Woodruff; southeasterly the li nes of Elliol Moore, Thn.m•• Fork begin· from • on �The Pullllc NQIIce ' Business Services are unknown• the unknown heirs, devl-s, legatees aclmlntstrators, executors and/or assigns of NtVJI Kennedy if dec VONII CHAPMAN II ll~tng whose last known address s Dexter OH the unknown spouse If any whose name and address are unk~own the unknown heirs devisees legatees, adminiStrators executors and/or ass1gns of Vona Chapman If dec JOHN NELSON 1f liVIng whose ast known address Is Dex er, OH the unkown spOuse ''any wh0$0 name and address are unknown ·~s!les!; I tne unknown he~rs ·a dev•sees legatees ad mln•strators, executors andlo• assigns of John Nelson 1f dec Situated 1n Salem Twr, County of Me1gs and Sta e of Oh10 Begmnm_9 3 rods and 11 fl E of S E. corner ot Wm C Turners land n Sec 12 of Salem Twp Meigs Coun ty Oh10 runn1ng thence 10ih rods .n southeasterly dtrectton to stone corner thence 1n a sbuthwesterly direction 13 rods to line be tween James Nelson and Anthony Harmon at a po1nt 4 rods N w of the curve corner on sa 1d line thence whose name 1n a northwesterly dtrec unknown ton along ltne To corner of u,n• n1 ~~,1~ 0 ,.:het rs sa d James Nelson s ahd "' ad Anthtmy Harmon s land mm strators e>cecutors thence N 2 rods to Wm C and/or asstgns of Oakley Turner s land thence N ]II Nelson f dec ELWOOD rods along E I ne ot Said NELSON 1f ilv ng whose Wm C Turners land last known address ts Dex thence E 3 rods and 11 ft ter OH the unknown thence s 7 rods to place of spouse tf any whose name begmmng esttmated at and address are unknown three acres be the same the unknown hetrs more or less dev sees legatees ad Deed Ref Vol 153 pg 29 mtn strators executors Me1gs County Deed Recor and/or des gns of E Iwood ds Nelson 1f dec BERNIE JUDGMENT $33 51 plus NELSON •f ilvmg whose accrued taxes assess last known address IS ments penalt1es and costs Wellsv lie OH the of action unknown spouse f any CASE NO whose name and address Parcel No 05 003 019 are unknown the unknown Sena l No 81 DL T 45 filled hetrs devtsees legatees n the name of MARION adm ntstrators executors RHODES f liVIng whose and/ or asstgns of Bernte address 1s unknown the Nelson f dec CORA unknown spouc:-"' tf any STRAUSBAUGH 1f ilv ng whose name and address whose last known address are unknown the unknown 1S W1!kesv lie OH the he rs dev tsees legatees unknown spouse •f any admm strators executors whose name and address and/ or ass gns of Mar on are unknown the unknown Rhodes 1f dec hers devtsees legatees S tuated on Letart Twp admm strators executors County of Me gs and State and/ or ass•gns of Cora of Oh10 Strausbaugh 1f dec NEVA Be ng a part of a tot tor KENNEDY •f l•v•ng merly conveyed to Mary whose last kr'lOwn addres~ Baker by Hannah Cook Ahce 1110Gb Notdltcralt Qept. J 4? The Datly Sentmel Ia lil, Old tM11u Sta. New Yool, NY 10113 Pri"t N1m1 Ad~flll. Zip P1ttm Nurtlllt Catch on to the craft boom' Send lor our NEW 1981 NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG Over 172 des1gns 3 fret patterns tn~de $1 00 MI. CIUFT BOOKS. .$2.00 lldl AU lloab IIIII ldd 254 ueh far l*llat haftdllna. IJ4.14 ~ IIKhlae ~tits Il:J.fllh1011 HltM Quillf•c C.':2 UZ.Qttlt tlri8lllls Ill-~ I Illicit Quilts IJO-Snlllrf..,._SU.ll-56 129-QIIdl 'n Ell! TIIIIIM Plldlwan QuHts 125-TllriiiJ Crlftr f1lllls uu.-. 121 Pitt. Sllalt-OIIs III-Cttchll wllll S4!N1a 117&1 Art Ill NIMiepGilll ::: REESE., TRENCHING SERVICE ' Water Sower Electrtc Gas Llnt"DIIChes Water Line Hook ups Septic cranks county Cerltfled Roush Lane Cheshire, Oh Ph 367 7560 J&F CONTRACTING ousmg Headquarter5 T EAFORDrn VIRGIL B SR • " o• _ 216 E second Street • Phone 1 C414J 992-3325 ~- - I NV EST- Buy this one pa1nt then sell for a pro fit 6 rooms, wood cab nets in the kitchen has natural gas forced atr POMEROY lANDMARK HAS AWIDE SELECFION OF ROSE BUSHES. SHOP TODAY furnace porch garage w th storage Level lot near shopping Only$18 500 CHESHIRE Large level tot on the Oh10 Rlver 7 rooms well bu11t home 4 bedrooms, modern kitchen natural gas forced air furnace full basement and enclosed porch for your flowers Ask1ng $45 000 21 ACRES Near Reedsville with gas well lot> of locust for posts overlook1ng the river valley Fresh atr and pnvacy for an A frame BARGAIN - 3 bedroom home w1th bath City water natural gas 2 porches large uh I ty butldmg on level lot near stores Has been Sl6 500 but what witt you QIVe 45 ACRES Near Rutland on good country road w th the m neral r ghts Lead•n~ Creek water and el<!clnc ava !able POMEROY - Perma stone 3 bedroom home w1th new bath full basement w1th fireplace and family. recreatton garage and 3 lots out of flood area Ask ng $45 000 ANOTHER ONE SOLD LAST WEEK IT MIGHT PAY YOU TO SEE US TO SELL YOURS Housin!] Head uarters NEW LISTING Good location n M1ddteport 3 bedrooms dining room 1'12 baths basement level lot garage carpeted and In good condlfiOn CAL~ TO DAY $24,900 00 NEW LISTING - AT THE EDGE OF TOWN - with approx ~ acre a 1;, story fra me Energy effiCien cy what 1S n.ce about lhls nome with a coat and wood furnace and full lnsulat,on There are 4 bedrooms and a n~ee s t1 ng porch $28 500 00 GEAR UP FOR SUM MER - With central air cond1fl0ning In tn1s neat 3 bedroom 7 room home Lots of closets full basement water softener 2 car garage and low ulihfles ASK I NG $42 600 00 SMALL AND ON DNE FLOOR - Large living room dining room equ1pped kitchen and 2 bedrooms Some panel 1ng and a part base ment JUSTS11 000 00 WANTS A LAND CON TRACT - Approx 5 acres w1th a pond, garden and tru1t trees Also a 12x70 Schultz mob•le home with an ad d1T onal room central air d1snwasher red wood front porch and 4 car garage $26 900 00 NEAR THE NEW BRIDGE Approx 13 76 acres and an older nome N1ce laying land and some fruit trees Owner will help finance ASKING$11200 00 REALTOR Henry E Cleland, Jr 992 6191 ASSOCIATES Jean Trussell949 2660 Roger Turner 992 5692 Dott1e Turner 992 5692 OFFICE 992 2259 AW Rutland Furniture t.pet Shop SPRING CARPEl SALE 101-111111111 . _ . 107 11111111 s.wtwc ltlf-11111111 Fllllilil 104-111111111111111 1113-15 Quits far lodlr 1 Public Sa It & Auction KITCHEN CARPET CARPET From From 1 7.99 & up or SWAIN AUCTION BARN 3rd,.OIIvdt Gallipolis Olllo SHAG R,.51St5 $ sa: Installed DEALERS AUCTION Every ThurLlav at 11 a m Buy at 1whotesale pr.ces tor your gift shop flea market retail auc lions service stations yard sates whatever There Will be several truckloads of new mer cnandlse 12.95 & up 1 2 Yd. Buy Now & Save $2-$6 Per Yard 25 rolls carpet In stock to pick from. Regular lll.;ked, carpet lnstalltct fret with pad. Good selection Roll Ends Remnants S2.50 up. Grass carpet $4.t9 yd. Green and Brown. DriVe A l..tttle- SIYI ~ Lot • Backhoe • Excavating • Septic Systems • Water, Sewer & Gas Ltnes eDumpTruck eTrencher L1censed & Bonded PH. 992-7201 Homes for Sale THREE bllclroom house room with fireplace all apdraperles afler5p m Newer P<>me, Glenwood SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS Sld1ng Roofing & Guner Remodeling serving Your Area for 20 Years EUGENE LONG Free Esh.,afes Call Collect Ph 843m2 582mopd MASON TEXACO MECHANIC & ON DUTY DAILY PH. 3CJ4:773-9521 Lowell & Doug Halfhill Owners Operators 5 24 1 mo SALES & SERVICE US R( so East Phone 614 662 3121 Authortzed John Deere New Holland Bush Hog farm equipment dealer 3 used No ISO New Holland round hay balers, both '" ex celtent condition 5 U 1 mo HOBSIEIIER REALTY I 1 ftc 491mopo V1nyl & Alummum OONSTRUCTION New Homes ex tenslve remodel .ng • Electncal work • Roofmg work 13 Years Expertence Greg Roush Ph 992 7583 6 3 t mo HOWARD ROTAVATORS HJ SO '-2Q-30 H P HA 60' -25 60 H P HE 60 '--'-45 80 H P All Models Ava.table LEO MO~RIS Rt I Side Htll Rd Rutland, Ohio PH 742 2455 51 DING, S11es From 30x30' SMALL Utility Buildings S11os from 4x6 to 12x40 P&S BUILDINGS Rt 3 Box 54 Racone, Oh Ph 614 1-43 3591 6 15 tic From the Smallest Heater Core to the Largest Radlotor Radio tor Specialist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs E xperlltiCt SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. Pom\l'oy, OH 992 2174 Ph 57 tfc sewer line connections, RACINE-SYRACUSE AREA RESIDENTS • and any 1n house changes that,.,. to be made Back floe and doser service a vi liable 992 2036 5 20 1 mo BUYING J&C '121' to 'lP SANITAOON · SERVICE TURN YOUR LIVING ROOM INTO A GREEN HOUSE Possible to In crease all plant production 91'16 Free repor.t Theresa Price, Rt1, Cheshire, Ohio 45614 SERVICE For all of your w1r mg needs Let George M1ller check vour present electrical system Res1denhal &Commerctal 2 8 tfc Box 65, Porna~d, OH Ph 1-43 4912 S5 10 Monthly Serving the following townships LebanQn Sutton Letart Olive Orange Salisbury, Bed ford Chester Salem Scipio Rutlana and Harrison ROGER HYSEU.'S GARAGE -Auto and Truck Repajr - Transmtss1on Repa1r 1 Hrs Mon.-F ~~. 9am S30pm 992-5682 DQZER WORK CATO« Farm Ponds Land Clearing Roads Call PUWNS EXCAVAnNG 992·2478 or Bla.n Milhoan 985-3965 6 1 1 1!'0 P<l Quality Buill EcilnomiCIIIY Prlceil Trash Pickup In Tile Village of Middleport, Oh. Ph. 992·5016 or992-7505 SWEEPER and sewing machine repair, pam, and supplies Pick up and delivery, Davis Vacuum CIHner one half mile up Gwoes creek Rd can 4-46-0294 Beautllul Custom IJulll Garages ' can lor tree sld1ng est1mate• 949 2801 or 9>49 2860 \ No Sunday Calls 3 11 tfc J&R TRASH SERVIq Farm Bu1khngs Announcements 81SSEL1 SIDING CO. 5 11 lie ALL STEEL 3 NEW GAiiAGE OPENING Automatic transmlutons and all sorts ot mechanical repair and major and minor auto body repair See James Smith or Tom Masten or call 446 77!i1 Call742 319S or 992-7680 12 Park St. SILVER & GOLD COINS Effective 4-6-81 9 to 5 closed Thursday Don t waot Contact Ohio Valley Plumbing for 5-6 1 mo NEW S,fOfiE MON. thru SAT KAUFPS ' PWMBING AND HEAnNG • Middleport, Oh. Ph. 992-6263 Anyt1me compactor bullt~lnl:~~;~:~: center L1ghllng The nome toea ted in view of the Ohio River Tilt lawn prov1des ample room to There s plenty ol att1c s1orage the three cltr garage, also has attic storage This estate 1s one ot Meigs county s finest homes ca !I lor yow provate showing Shown by appt onty Free E•llmates Reasonable prlc~s Call Howard 949"2862 949 2160 BODYMAN GeorgeS Hobstetter, Jr Broker OFFICE 74HQ03 lull and two hall format dtnlng breakfast room ped with double All IYIN!S ol raof )!IOrk, new 9r repaor gutters and downspouts, gutter cleaning and palntong All work guaranteed 2nd Ave. Middleport, Olllo BUILDINGS Yard Sale June 1 5 from 9 4 Rain cancels Lots of mise 5 miles out on 143 watcn tor-signs 22 0 .. '" • • ,.. II FORKED RIJN LAKE -2 BR, 1'h at 521,500 TUPPERS PLAI!if$-3 BR, 2 at $21,500 RIIOIYILLI- 15 ac: 2BR Wltn 011\0 Rtver VIew, f .... gei 127.500 ' TUPPI!RS PLAINS- Ntw.r 3 B,_, lOW ulllltl"!ll• lot very W.ll kept Lowt:IO's Got some free time? Start your own business Start selling Avon Be your own boss Set your own hours The harder you work the more you'll earn For details call 742 2354 or 742 2755 Wanted will do babysit tlng 1n your home 992 5974 FOR all your photography needs go to Tawney StUdiO 424 2nd Ave Galli pols Ohio Passports family pnotos weddings and com merclal photograpny Have room and board and laundry and care In my private home for the elderly, 9'176022 U c & F Cleaning Systems Offices resldenf1als car pets Upholstery windows fJoor and general cteantng 446 27838105 PM Insurance 15 Permanent hair removal Professional Electrolys•s Center AMA approved Dr referrals By ap pomtmenf only 675 6234 -. . . ...... . ........ . ............ ' 31 RON S TV SERVICE Specializing In Zenith House Calls NOW servicing Motorola Quazar Call l 304 !i16 2398 or 446 2454 Wonted someone to board cats for the Meigs County Humane Society while homes ar& sought for thent Cases titter boxes, medication, fOOd, and litter are supplied You need draft free clean I or room where show animals to ;,.,...,.~ettve ownero Must Middleport salary Want«! to Do 0 J s '192 LAWN MOWER REPAIR On Neigh bori!OOCI Rd all makes ser vlced Specializing In Lawn Boy Blades sharpened Call 446 4425 after 5 p m Pick up and delivery avattable Wanted lady to live In '192 3704 HAVE YOUR Hoover sweeper repaired at Em plre Furniture, can 446 Tllundn • l'rldiY. J - ... Stlllroln Mlturt IIIIIY' to lltt 1ft Room 1t11ry tnd to lick tilly. 675-1574. board llld c~ for ttderty p ..... 675-:1111 Dl' 1968 12x40 Commun~ty 2 bdr home Lower Rt 7, Mobile Home Good cond w•lh garden lot no ullllfles partially turn1shed like pd dep reg 256 1413 new carpet 1 bedroom $4 000 985 4133 2 bedroom house basement garage No 12 x 65 mobile home & large Children or pels Depos•l lot In suburbs of Racine In and lease required $225 clud1ng stove and per month 614678 2513 refngerator d1nefle set all new W1nng storage 42 MObile Homes budd ng $11000 Call 367 for Rent 7811 Mob home w1th garage turn In 1973 Crown Haven 14x65 and garden three bedroom new car clud•nv washer and dryer, pet 1971 Cameron 14x64 1/81h mile from North two bedroom new carpet Gall a H1gh School on Rl 1972 cnamp1on 12x60 two 160 Has to be seen to be ap bedroom new carpet 1976 prec1ated 388 8436 Cameron t2x60 two bedrooms bath & 112 new MOBILE HOME no pels carpet 1970 PMC 12x60 ref requ red 675 3000 bel two bedroom new carpet ween8 30a m 6 OOp m B & s Soles Inc 2nd and V1and Street Pt Pleasant Furn 2 bdr trailer WV Phone 675 4124 Butav lie Add1son Rd 4.16 4265 1980 mob•le home U x70 3 bedroom 1 h baths For rent furnished apart fireplace all electnc 3 ton ment I bedroom 2 Amana atr cond1t1oner 1 bedroom mob1le home with 372 4996 uhllfles pa•d 1 ch•ld ac cepted John Sheets 3 and USED Mob1le Home 576 one half m11es south ot M•d 2711 dleport on Rt 7 12 x 65 3 bedroom fur ntshed good cond1t1on S6500 446 2660 2 bedroom trailer for rent Browns Tra1ter Park 992 3324 1971 Carlan 12 x 65 3 bedrooms 1.972 Crown Haven 14 x 65 w1fh 8 x 10 expando 3 bedrooms 1973 Utopia 12 x 65 2 bedrooms 1972 Invader 14 x 70 3 bedrooms 1972 Noshau 14 x 60 2 bedrooms B '~• s Sales Inc 2nd and Viand Sis Pt Pleasant WV Phone 675 4124 2 Bedroom Mob•le Home turn1shed adults preferred Depos1t 992 2749 14x70 two expandos two br two baths fully furnished on rented 1/2 acre lot beautiful lawn & garden ctty water & sewer all etectnc w1ll hold mortgage w1th reasonable down Call 675 6704 For rent lOx 50 2 bedroom mobtle home Rae me area 992 5858 2 bedroom trailer at Gallopoils Ferry $120 moo th plus Uflilf•es and depos1t 675 4886 2 bedroom trailer and small furnished apart ments '" Letart area 882 3137 or 882 3558 Arkanas Traveler wishes to sell Homestead on Georges creek Rd 3 Bdr quality brick home basement 2 fireplaces vas heat 2 car garage with ap prox ;, Acre lot and bam (50s) Serious Inquires may call collect 1501) 942 7417 HOUSE FOR SALE 3 bedroom, full basement imll!edlate possession 446 3748 or 256 1903 2 bdr home modern kit chen & bath on Rf 7, priced 1n tnes20 s 256 1413 UNFURNISHED mobile home Marr ed couples No pets APPIV In per Flea Market Thursday Everette Schwarh June 4 Letart Commun1ty Center 9 30 ? $3 00 Rt 1 Locust Rd Pomt Pleasant W Va donation to set up REAL ESTATE For Sale I acre of ground with small trailer over looking Oh10 & Kanawha Rivers In city Limits $16 000 00 Call 675 5173 or 675 60411 33 NEW 3 Bdrm home w basement and garage In Plantz Subdivision 145 000 4461)390 F1rms for Slit Apartment tor Rent NEWLY REMODELED 2nd floor elf apart adults only no IN!fS call 446 09!i1 729 Second Ave Modern mob home furn1 n c1ty cent air 1 or 2 adults only 446 0338 Small apartment for one person call446 1518 For Rent ~nfurn 2 bdr , garage apartment Cen traltv tocat«<, adults only, no pets sec dep , credit ref lnqu re al-541 4th Ave 1 bdr unturn aparTment downtown location No pets adults new remodeled 446 3-432 BDRM Garage Apt, Burkhart Lane, dep req' no pets, 446 3-432 TWO 2 l!dr apartments, IIY 0W111r • my Farms for Rent 2 BDR 1 batn turn farm house on 39 acres 11 m1tes South of Gallipolis of Oh10 Rt 7 near Gallipolis locks $200 mo plus ut11 WriTe Willard Bentz Rt 2 Box 162, Crown C1ty Oh45623 40'12 acre Farm on state Rt 218 $49 000 Ph After 6 Fowlers 245 9222 BHulllul lhAe blldroom rii!Ch brick 11omt In Ileum 43 3 apartment nice ref req plus deposit AclctiHon, ~Y, 01110 hoult on approx 1 acre .IIW Gel !Mt, c:enlrlit air . Ctll Ltw In - · rent olhln to mond ....., lhllfl 21f-2712 "2-2571, MH145 or1.., make YGUr ~r,ment Can I'URNISHt:D EHtcltiiCY 649 couvert.a 1 ngle hOme 1135 Utilities pel Share wattr, will ~ldir bllh, 4.16 4416 after 7 p m HAUL gravel, 11-lont, contract 675-1113 9 5 coel, etc Dtnc;ll Dunlap Racine, 2 plus bllclrooms, "'*-675-5111 b•th, storms, choice FURNISHED Apt, 2 BR, location. out 01 high wallr, tl50 Wtftr pel Ont child CltJI!IItt Mill NmDdll~"' ~n, worka~op acceptable 4-46-4416 - ' • 7 u. MilD - · to llllttfl carpet Mutt llavt own 10011. Call 675-1317 HOUSE with special In 12><6.5 2 bdr turn , mobile sulallon cent atr, 3 bdr , home good cond $6,500 LR family room, dining Catl4462660 rrn laundry rm 2 batns w w carpet, dlsnwasher Immediate possession 3 Ph 4to7p m 4.161409 bedroom mobile home on acre wooded lot new Modern house close to drilled well Sll 000 446 Gallipolis yard & garden, 4394 Davis Rd air cond stove & refrlg rugs & drapes furnished, For Sate Two house tra11ers ref & dep reg 446 0239 to I ned together one Is a 10x50 the other 15 a 12x50 3 bdr home In Centenary Pnone after 6 oo 367 7662 $250 per month, reference Must sell S5 500 00 and dep required One ch1ld accepted Phone 4.16 For Rent Trailer 12x60 2 3897 bdr new carpet atr cond gas heat beautiful river FOR RENT 3 bdr far VIOW 4-46-6642 mhouse on Rt 160 near HMC No pets will accept New 3 bedroom all eteclr•c children a1r cond, yard double w1de furnished and small garden One and one half acres of ava•lable Ref and dep tand S32 500 00 992 2571 S200 mo Coll446 1527 By Owner 55 acre farm Modified A frame with 3 with 9 room house barn bedrooms 2 baths, car and mineralS Morning peted stone circular Star Area S65 000 949 2630 Concrete & Block laying, fireplace, 15Piral stalro we c10 good work Steps, utility room Private 8 evenings walk ways driveways por acres 992 7741 100 acre farm Chester 985 chel, Pallo basements, garage, etc Free 2 bedroom house, large tot, 4146 or 61J7 6129 estimates, references call full stze basement 992-7791 4-46-3637 weekdeys after 4 35 Lots & Acruge Painting-Exterior, Interior Six room house besement, LOTS Real nice campsite experltlleed-319 2723 garage 1 2 acres Rose on Raccoon Creek all Hill Upper forties 614 671 utilities available, S300 1 Wilt dO day care services 2513 dOWn owner will finance, lnmyhornt -dlysand call alter 3 p m , 256 6413 daY lhlfl I haW a CIIIIM In Large 3 bllclroom home 3 chilli development 1 llw 4 living rooms, formal dining 4 LOTS In Plantz Sub 112 ml!ll past HMC on Rt room, 2 bUilt tn kttcnens. 2 DIVISion, price $-4,150 can WON 13500-USOOfOr blllhs, 1 with 1 ' - r All 4.16 1294 two or S2 00 an nr call 4-46- tully carMfacl Lots of 0466 panttl"' L_,.. sWimming pool In bllek Setn by ap- Cleered lot reasonable, t BABYSITTING In my DOfuhnent only '192 2«W t1 tenth ot an acre 245 5151 I!OIM IIUrtng 11111111111' mon- t.r' 4 p m Large recreation 1111 Llw cia. '- GDC llld llunclf'V room Porterflrool< SUb-dlvlsl.on Pnone446-231' RHirlcted After 54.161128 lllllilnt FOR RENT 3 bdr nome 2 acres Rt 35 area Deposit and reference required Century 21 Southern Hills 446 6610 PRICES REDUCED used 2 BDR ranch home with mobile homes and travel basement and fireplace on trall•rs TRISTATE Rt 7 near Crown City , MOBILE HOMES CALL $250 mo Call446-3643 4.16 7!i12 1~ Auto Ptlnlllll & trw ptckup .. lltllvtf'tl In GallipOlis ai'M, Ham SMALL 2 bdr house, unf , 1013 Second Ave no utilities paid, S175 mo dell req Call 446 7886 or alltr 5 cal1446 4045 NEW CABIN or small home completely fur nlshed S3900 Call446-0390 Miscellaneous II Mobile Homes ror Salt HG~~ses tor Real • ca Slone s welding & small engine repair lawn mowers cha lnsaws etc Nebo Rd , 379 2636 Homos tor Sale BUY this 7 room energy of f.clent home In Add•son and forget about n,gn In teres! We II finance If at 10 percent! Bargain prlc«< at S35 900 Pick the plan that suits your finances $2 000 down $350 00 monthly payment $5 01l0 down S300 00 monthly payment $10,000 down $250 00 mon tniV payment For more details call 675 3240 days 367 7536 nights SUMMER SCHOOL IN STRUCTION Does your cnlld need extra help• Review program for reading or math Presbyterian Church Call 446 4052 Prepare for classes now I = ~' 5 ROOM house, 64 Chillicothe Rd only S3 500 Call446 4038 or 446 1615 Schools Instruction GET l/ALUABLE training as a young business person and earn good money ptus some great gifts as a Sentinel route carrier Phone us right away and get on tne eligibility list at '192 2156 or '192 2157 avracu11 ' s 5651 ===:R= =d::;::::;T:;::V== 1 10 16 & Repllr Yard Sale JHII Stout l'elldtnce 011 7th Strael, 10ttf. RIVER CITY BOOKKEEPING Services At H & R Block offiCe, 27 Sycamore St Call 446 0303 on Tues 446 2575 after and on saturday Alterations work guaranteed Reasonable prices Mary Thabet 1 304 773 Babysitter needed In my hOme 949 2197 non. VaniSal! m 63n IN $185 00 to S500 weekly doing AUTOMOBILE mailing work No ex SURANCE been can Lost your IN!rlence required AP celled? PLY Circle Sates P 0 operator s Llcen5e? Phone Box 224 D Richmond Hill, '192 2143 NY 11418 ,.r • GQ;M. GALLIA Cleaning and Rent A Maid Serv1ce Inc Free Est1mates bonded Insured, phone 245 9234 Cleanlng.by the week mon lh or contractual SANDY AND BEAVER In surance Co has offered services for fire Insurance coverage In Gallta County for almost a century Farm, home and personal HELP WANTED Qualified property coverages are man 35 yrs or older, available t6 meet In wilting to take 340 hours ot dlvldual needs Contact training, $9,000 00 yearly Kelt Burleson, your neigh (614) ~ 1221 8 OOAM to bor and agent , 4 OOPMonty 0 1F YOU are a non smOker ANYONE Interested In ear you may qualify for special on your nlng extra money In spare discounts lime for Friendly Home homeowners policy Call Products call VIcki Adk1ns 446 2300 or see Ray Hawk for a free estimate o6639 evenlriQI I 7 4 17 Itt Parttlme Bookkeeper Ex perlence necessary Send resume to Box 215 ot the Gallipolis Dally Tribune 825 Third Ave Gallipolis, onto Help Wanted REEDSVILLE ~1,500 - 3 BR remoeleled' out and partly Inside sits on appro~ ~ IC CENTRAL REALTY GL£NN BISSEll GROUND KEEPER Call 446 3615 between 1 p m and 5p m Yard Sate 748 High Middleport 01! June UNUSUAL 3 story A frame 3 Bdrms 2'1• "'h 3 flue fireplace 4 sliding doors 2 BBQ's, 2 relh!OOd decks 2 ~ement patios Large garage fruit cellar House Is 4 yrs old and sits on 6 ac You mllat view thiS 110me to see an )t nas to otter Eastern School District Rut Estate- Gentral PIANO TUNING and ser vice, all makes and models Call Bob Grubb at 446 4525 Formerly with Wards Keyboard Will do babysitting 1n my nome In Pomeroy Child will have gOOd care Call WANTED Lease men, to SUPER YARD SALE lease oil a'l_d gas proper Male, Brltt..,y Spaniel, Thursday & Friday, June ties Gallta and surroun !l'anta IIIII white, no 4fb " 5th from 10 a m to ding countln Inquire to Located at !he collar, a - . to name 01 dark Great Bend Oil Inc , :169 'Ranttr' Child's pet 675- LMnaNI BaM rtlleltnce, Lower River Ad Tlllrct Strael, SyracUM jl039 GallipoliS C. II 4.16 4215 1..o1s 01 nice cion clothing, taya, household ttems, Found l'rncrlpllon lena INSTRUCTOR Tile WIIOIIIIUI'IIII', TV ~. J!f27th 51 • Me Intyre Park In octlltnt concllllon, JacillonAw 675-lttO sink, CCIIII~, boy'S blkt, II . _ ICCiflll"' like ._, 525 00 Other I for • summer OM jrllh S.lltr, OM !!MillO nu-.us to mtnInRtln carala 992 !IOIN1 C:olllt I'll • • · lflwr For SHver Dollars Will do roofs good rates, free estimates Call after 5 at992 5825 Will care for elderly 1n my private hQrlle Good ex perlence, reasonlble rates Call 667 6329anytlme . . .. . Found Mate Brittany Spaniel, 2 .,..,. 0111, to lllvt eway to an~ who wants II Good nalurW Call 675- Be kind to your ears Tune your P11no S5 00 ott reg price now thru June Bill Ward Ward s Keyboard (614) 4-46-4372 Repair or remodeling work, flooring doors, walt paneling ce•llng, or floor tile siding '192 2759 LPN S/RN S Need per manent or tempory help In our OR/RR units ex perlenceIn tnese specialized needed MUst take calls Please contact Personnel Office, 0 Bleness Hosp Hospital Dr Athens, OhiO 45701 EOE Professlonel Strvlces INCOME TAX AND AC COUNTING SERVICE Call 446 7068 for ap polntment anytome Gat !Ia Rent A Maid Ser vice for w«tdlngs, parties, etc 245 92~ c ... Two storv House and tot on Broad Run Rd 882 3407 Money to L.,..n u Garage Sale 2915 Brook Dr YARD SALE, Rhubarb, Tnur 9 5 Flowers Searo & baby clothes and Items JC Penny clothing, dresses B radio 8 track tape to 6x, part slim, furniture, player and radios coffee & baby clothes and end tables shotgun, antique dining room table with chairs, coffee grinder 5 Family Yard Sale 1 Mile and clock Wed 3 thru 4, past the Y on Rt 2, North WedneSday and Thursday, 113 VInton Cl 9 4 Various sizes of clothing and miscellaneous 2 Family Garage Sale little tn case of rain In bit of everything June 3 & 4 garage 9 6 rain or shine :.r.!~l"m ~ s¥09~~ : FHA VA Convenllal Home loans, Columbus First Mortgage Co , 463 Second Ave Gallipolis Oh, 446 7172 CARPORT SALE First time ever June ~ & 5, something for everyone Fourth house on rlgM side St RT 518, after Texas Rd (rain dale later) I PAY nighest prices GARAGE SALE June possible for gold and sliver 3 4 5 &6 Fraley's behind cOins, rings, jewell'¥ &lc Post Office lturnlturi!. Contact Eef Burkett Barber Bidwell ShOp, Middleport ,,,._oco;on~ horse toys, ns & adult Permanent Hair Removal, clothes many more gOOd Prottsslonal EtectrotysiS llems 9 Wanted to Buy Center AM A Approved -~------ GOLD 10k, 14k 18k, dental Dr referrals 8v liP CARPORT tALE two gold and gold year pins p,olntmenfs only 675-6234 family 2018 112 Eastern Call675 3010 LONELY Christian Ave Jun& 3, 4 & 5 Rain or Singles Meet Christian shine assorted Items, $CASH! singles lnyour area Write chlldrens name brand FOR YOUR FURNITURE Southern Chrlsll•n Singles clothing sl1es 5 14 reg , ONE PIECE Club PO Box 1123, Sum mens and ladles wear, ap OR HOUSE FULL pllances and many other morvllle, SC 2943 or call 1 COME TO 9 5 Items 1103 171 9150, 24 houro 42 OLIVE & SECOND OR CALL Ground hO!I contest, first 3 Family Garage Sale June "-16 (175 prize 1500 cash Trl County 3 4 &5 on State Rl 160 bel OPEN9T05 ween Porter and North Gattla School lob of nice WANTED to buy Junk cars lOr details things with or without motors 388 9303 PIANO Lessons Lucy Jane & Bulmer Harlfonl wv 882 YARD SALE )'led Thun 15 Evans Hgts, lid 2395 CASH for your diamonds, prices gold and silver, clau rings, 4 wedding bendo, silver and KIHOIII pert SlameM, on Porch Sate Tnurlday & gold coins Tawney Friday, June 4 & 5, 9AM Dobbie Dr 4-46-424 Jewelero, 422 Second Ave , 4PM At 843 2nd Ave Gallipolis, onto Puppies 3 Male 1 Female across from Empire Fur Call245-5516 orUHOOO nllure Store Clothing, glauwar& radios clocks, OIL AND GAS Leases Wanted Extensive drilling Free puppy pt Collie & appliances, bedspreads program 87 wens drilled Sheperd 10 wks old Exc curtains tamps, sliver farm dog or chlldrtns pet ware and rnuch much 1980 210 planned 1981 We need more acreage for our 379 2139 m o r e ongolngprogram 1Write FrM to good home lg & 111 Riverside Lane, short haired kittens GIGANTIC YARD SALE Martella, Ohio 45750 Call adorable 6 wks otd 304 195 June 4 5 Thurs & Friday, (614) 3739806 lime 1 to 6, Rt 518 near 3953 Rodney Hoov&r sweeper, ,Honey Bees to giveaway tans, small chlldr&ns WANTED TO BUY SILVER u.1m clotheS, glass fire screen, GOLD grass trimmer, Avon B & S, PLATINUM, STERLING COINS RINGS, Female oupples, 7 wks old many househOld Items JEWELRY, MISC ITEMS mixed Breed, pi German ABSOLUTE MARKET Sheperd 367 7753 Yard Sale June 4 & 5, car PRICE GUARANTEED 2 while tong hair«! female top IUIIOifge carrier car top ~D BURKETT BARBER cq-rltr bars, tools, clothing ~HOP MIDDLEPORT, ~lttenL 949-2270 books, toys, and mise OHIO'I92 3476 COLLIE and Coonhound Items 2 m11es out of Chelnlre on Rt 554 at the Puppies '192 2170 Old furniture and antiques Ed Thomas residence of all kinds Call Kenneth One male dog half Rain date June 11 & 12 Swain Gallipolis, Ohto 256 Shephard arid half collie 3 1967 years otd Free to good nome Loves children 7 G- LARGE Yard Sale June 2 5 Middleport corner of 2nd Old furniture, copper and i761 1o Hamilton Clothes, brass, kettles, spill hickory Lovable 5 molllh old fl)ale dishes, housewares toots & baskets stone jars with more "bassett hound While with names 446 3925 brown spotS Extra good dlfiPOIIHon Quiet Molhtr 3 family gerage & yard HALSTEAD was a jNre bred bassett sate June 3 4 5 Rain or HARPER SALVAGE CO, llln and '192 5220 shlnt JOhn St Syracuse, VIand Street now buying Oh Turn ltflll Post Office, metals tcopper, brass, KITTENS,I95-3472 left at schqot, 4th house aluminum, toad, stainless Lots of good ciNn clothing, steel btllerles and Jr mlsseund mens Baby r«<lalors, ginseng yellow clolhal, wringer washer, LOll ootd pull! lawn clock radio, f t - Itrubber, root, catnip and sassafras) from tilt back Of a pollll!tr, plua own, lam 10 am to 6 rm dallY Also pick up truck bt!Men Cllf PJ, bed sprNCII, bathroom Flea Marke on Saturdays ton 1o Mlcldltpofl C:all scales. Many other Items CAII675-51168 ~O IItcl 1 614 367 7309 Hpm TOBACCO PLANTS Cl!eshtrt 1524 1-0112 lartt black 110111. Yard Sale June 2 3 Rain bltttiiA Rt. 2 end Old onl!lne On Rt 241 Ntxllo Sumrnerlltldl Rest 9 4 Charleston road 675-1,. . .. .. " ~ Business Oppor!l!nlty 1 800-438 9521 Yard Sale Thuraclay and Friday from 1G-3 Corner of Forest Run Road & Rt 7 32~N '. :. : : ntv's residence, RUTLAND FURNITURE Main St. 1111 Factory LOG HOMES Direct Dealership available, Investment required, unlimited Income potential Call Mr Watton Yard Sale, on Basl!an Keno Road, Tuesday, Wed ntlday, Thursday, Friday from 9-6 Woodrow Fort BAilEY'S StiQE$ 5 21 lie Real Estate- General 114-Collplelt .,..,. 1111-11 llflr .... 21 v. c. HOBSTETTER REALTY Ill Ealr Art Ill !Wrpin Ctochll INTERIOR and exterior palntl"', drywall textured ceilings PhOne 675 1573 -Addonsand remlldellnt -Roof!"' and 1_utter work -concrete wo•k -Plumbing and electrical W<~rk (Fret Estimates) sad lands m1d way of 100 being a lot about No 218 of I,,.::::R=ea=I=E=s=ta:te==G~e:n:e:r•:':::, Range 11 Town 1 Sec 36 0 C. P conta.n ng 412 acres more or less EXCEPT 111> a lay ng tn Office 742 2003 the N W corner of above GeorgeS Hobstefler Jr descnbed land the same Broker hav ng formerly been deeded to Jonathan Farley NEW LISTING 49 ALSO the follOWing acres more or less w th desc rtbed real estate SitUated 10 Letart Twp livable home Severa l County of Me gs and State bu1ld1ngs farm pond of Oh10 plenty of spr ng water One and one half a of Mmerals 1ncluded ask land n Range 12 Town 1 lng S42 000 00 and n 101l a lot No 218 and RANCH HOME- Fully descr 1bed on dupl1cate of 1886 as W end of 491h a carpeted total electr c Deed Ref Vol 76 3 bedrooms 2 baths 15() Vol 86 Qg 596 Me1gS eQuipped k1lchen and County Deed Records full basement w1th JUDGMENT $72 65 plus woodburner S1tt ng accrued taxes assess pretty oo l'h acres ments penalt1es and costs Hysell Run Road ONLY of act on $42 000 00 CASE NO 81 DL T 46 Parcel No 11 021 007 GOOD BUY - Lovely 3 Sen a! No 82 DL T ~tiTled bedroom Wtndsor home n the name of BER 1HA A Centra l atr and stereo COOK DEC the unknown M1cro wave oven fur spouse I any whose name n1ture 1hclud ed and address are unknown Situated on 1 93 acres the unknown hetrs w1th dwarf orchard and devtsees legatees ad barn only $27 600 00 mtn strators exec utors and / or ass gns of Bertha A NEW LISTING - 80 Cook dec FRED CAR acres of pr~me PENTER f IIV ng whose farm land 2 cattle last known address 1S 772 barns 1 horse barn South Eureka Ave Colum equipment shed 2 milk bus OH the unknown houses Rolling spr ng souse tf any whose name fed pasture sturdy and address are unknown the unknown he1rs home bu11t of Callfomla legatees ad dev1sees Redwood Located on m1n1strators executors Eagle R1dge Road Has and/ or ass1gns of Fred Car additional tra11er hook penter 1f <fee HATTIE c up Call for more WAL KER f hv ng whose details last known address is 78 N Congress St Athens OH COUNTRY LIVING the unknown spouse 1f an.y with tn town conve whose name and address n1ences Lovely 2 yr old are unknown the unknown nome w1th equ pped hetrs dev isees legatees Kenmore k tcnen 7;, admlntstrators executors acres with pond and ex and/or ass1gns of Hattie C fra septiC system and Walker 1f dec LOUISE water tap for trtler BIDDSON Vfiv ng whose last known ' address s 187 nookup In Rutland E State Sf Athens OH Village but pnvate and the unknoWn spouse If any secluded Sells for whose name and address $45 000 00 are unknown the unknown NEW LISTING heirs devisees legatees Bu lding lots Call for admlntstrators executors moredeta Is and/ or ass1gns of Lou1se B1ddson'-1f dec ROLLIN F Cheryl Lemley Assoc CARPENTER •f I vmg Phone 742 3171 whose last known address Velma Nlclnsky, Assoc 1S 187 E State Sf Athens, Phone 742 3092 OH the unknown spouse t anv whose name and ad dress are unknown the unknown hetrs devisees S4 Mise Merchandose legatees adm1n1strators executClrS and / or ass1gns ol Rollin ~ Carpenter 1f dec JOHN E CROSS If living whose last known address s 616 S 4th Sf Newton Iowa the unkown spouse tf any whose name and ad dress are unknown the unknown he rs dev1sees legatees adm mlstrators executors and/ or ass1gns of John E Cross 1f dec ALTA CROSS JONES 1f hv ng whose last known addreSSIS124W 11thSI S Newton Iowa the unknown spouse 1f any whose name and address are unknown the unknown he•rs dev1sees legatees administrators executors liZ Prill Atpus ll WV 736 5778 Iller 6 pm eg Have 11 w1th or Without embr01 dery- 11s so comfy att1acttve Contrast bands and borde1s lor a lean longer acket that tops ell everything Sew of cotton Pattern 1393 embro dery deSign on pr nted t ssue tran sfer bust s " ' 34 36 38 Stale s1ze $2 00 lor each pattern Add 501 each pattern lor postage and handlina Send to Wanteilta Do Will do babystnlng 5 OOPM675 3745 l Jacket of the Year! II I IIOmt, .all ,..,.111_57•2Mt 00 SIIOWn IIV H1.2J5.65tt ' appt pm �•' ' ~ . ... '( ' 7' · RAG- · Au!OPim · & Accnsortn com· SMALL ~lie fonent, Olive . St. "' bedroo_ ~•, uutn_· furnished, no pets, cWpoosit required, S170. mo. ~7886. After 5 4<16·«1.15. B125 Allis Chell)'lers Power Unii.'IA3·3A21 alto ~ 5::111. 3 bdr. apt. at 103 Col,lrt. St. sm.oo per month. s1oo.oo deposit. Ref. required, no pets call ~2572. BRIARPATCH . KEN · NELS. Boarding end . F'our · 15,00 gallon tanks. grooming. AKC . Gordon located. above grbllnd at Setters, .,;nglllh Coclier Athens, Ohio •. $3,000.00 j~~Ch. Phone 1•30H22·2781 . S~illels. Call 446·~191. • • . VIeWlllg . JU!jl3, tilt ,'i·, , ..... 1 Bedroom apt. all utllltl.es paid . 675-5104 ·or 675-5316, Pt. Pleasant. ~ . ,.. I "l . . r~ Furnished 2 bedroom upstairs apartment. Adults only, no pets. Mfddleport. 992·387A. 135 MF tractor, 675·6625. I & 2 bedroom furnished apartments. 992·S43A or 992· 591 Aor ~·2566. REGENCY'apartment now available. 675·5283 or 675· ~ Black Doberman pups, I male, 1 female, exc . pedigree, $150 each, 256· 1269. 5386. ROOM apartment, utlllties paid, 675-5104 or 675·5386. 3 AKC registered Springer· Span iel pups. 4 months old. 1 female, 2 males. Liver & white. Call Hilrlan Webb, Mansfield, OH at 1-419·589· 7024 anytime. 2 BEDROOM apartment, utilities paid, adults only, 52 CB,TV, Radio no pets. 675·1883 9·5 week· Equipment days . 40 CHANNEL Carrier Conqueror AOO base C.B. APARTMENTS 67H130. $200 or best offer. 773-5013. 3·Room furnished apt., clean, private, no chHdren or pets, perter couples, references, 675·1591. Efficiency Apartment, fur· nlshed, all utilities paid, 895·3450 or 675·4622. 45 Furnished Rooms SLEEPING ROOfo.IS for rent, Galila Hotel. SLEEP ING ROOMS and tight housekeeping apt,. Park Central Hotel. RATLIFF POOLS & SER· VICE, in and above ground pool kits, Immediate delivery and complete Installation available. Also all pool supplies and ser· AKC German Shephard for existing pools. pups, QOOd · remperment, and directions e•cellent bloodline. 1-304· details DIGITAL ORO 2001 675·2415. l ~a l display, 446·1324. Realistic 16 channel scan· ner, $150. Phone 882·2483. Six beagle puppies. 742· 3007. 53 Antiques Add a new Ioy to your home. AdOpt a · new pet. Sweet little female beige & white with bobt~ll. ap· proximately 10 months old. Little female while with black spots, very shy. Ma le short hair, brown, 5 months old, good for any child. Shots & wormed. Humane Society. 992·6505. SfliCe for Ren! For Rent Office or small Business space on State St. 446·:u:J2. 46 Ping Pong table 675·119Uf· tors. · WONDER STOVE · mfg. by United States Stove Co., wood and coal burner with blower, Gallipolis Block co .. call446·2783 . ELLIOTT'S CARPET SPECIALS · foam backed nylon carpet, SA.9S per sq yd., sculptured shag, $8.95 Off Ice Space downtown per sq . yd ., outdoor syn location, first floor 446· thetlc turf, S5.95 per sq. yd Elliotts Appliance, corner 3A32. o! 3rd. & Pine, call446·3733. Secluded private trailer lot In wooded area. Ideal for ONE-THIRD h.p. Meyers that summer outdoors. shallow well pump. Like Contact Brown' s Trailer new. SIOO.OO. Call 446·7911 . Park, 992·332A. SPINET-CONSOLE Plano COUNTRY MOBILE Home Bargain. Wanted : Respon· Park, Route 33, North of slble party to take over low Pomeroy. Large tots. Call monthly payments on spinet plano. can be seen 992·7479. locally . Write credit· manager: P.O. Bo• 537, TRAILER spaces tor rent. Shelbyville, Ind. 4.5176. Southern Valley Mobile Home Park, Cheshire, Oh . Early Amerlcim color TV, 992·3954. stero combination, Rock· table saw with stand, Trailer lot for rent, Hen·· well upright sweeper, card derson WV ph. 675·A638 or table, oil window furnace, 675·3995. new 1 wo 3 ft. • 8 fl. Red wbod gates, other Items TRAILER space 3 miles 24.5·9132. from town junction 2 &62 at ~ld Y, 675·3248. Used Slate 446·3171 . Equipment for Rent ENOLOAOER and backhoe. 180 per day. Operate yourself. Ray Beegle, 895-3841 . 41 ............ ...... ,. o o o o o &-I 0 If i 51 Household Goods LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair, rocker, ot· loman, 3 tables, $500. Sofa, . chair and loveseat, $275. Sofas and chairs priced from $275. to $695. Tables, S38 and up to $109. Hide-a· beds,$340., queen size, $380. Recliners, S165., S295., Lamps from SIB. to $65. 5 pc. dinettes from $79., to $365. 7 pc., $189. and up. Wood table and A chairs, $350 up to 5495. Hutches, $300. and $375., maple or pine finish. Bed~Y.Gm suites · Bassett Oak, $649., Bassett Cherry, $765. Bunk bed complete with mat· tresses, $250. and up to $350. Captain's beds, $275. cOmplete. Baby beds, S89. Mattresses or box springs, full or twin, $55 ., firm, $65. and $75. Queen sets, S185. 5 dr. chests, 549. A dr. chests, 142. Bed frames, S20.and $25, 10 gun · Gun cabinets, $350., dlnetje chairs $20. and S25. Tappan gas or electric ranges, $285. USE 0 . Ranges, nefrlgerators, and TV's, 3 miles out Bulavllle Rd . Open 9am lo 7pm, Mon. thru Fri., 9am to5pm, Sat. Quarter hourse. 1250 pnds, 1978 DA TSON 280Z, automatic, air condition, mare. 367·7533. AM· FM radio. Call 675GOOD JERSEY and Gue•· 3631. nsey milk cow, lust fresh. For sale or trade for cow or OR TRADE, 77 Chevy calf of equal value. 446· pickup, V·8, standard short bed. Sharp. $2700: 73 LT 1004. Camaro 350, auto. S800. 675· Nanny goat $25. Phone 675· 3044. Rebounder·IO!al health ex· cerslze 446 · 3358 1967 VOLKSWAGEN Beetle, S550. 1973 2 ton Dodge hay truck $3500. Sears Kenmore port. dish· washer, 2 yr. warranty S210. Queen size bedspread, 2 prs. priscilla curl,alns to match $50. Two month spring special for upholstering furniture. Richard Mowery , Sr. OWner. 675·4154. SWIMMING POOLS : PRE · SEASON SALE : $999.00 I NSTALLEOIII Above ground pool COM· PLETELY INSTALLED starting at $999.00. Price In· eludes pool, deck, fence, EASY credit available now to purchase furniture, televisions, or appliances. Village Furniture 2605 Jackson Ave., 675·1773 . NEED several items of fur nlture , appliances , televisions. Big discounts tor qualitY purchase. Village Furniture 2605 Jackson Ave. 675·1773. AKC Dachshund, Pomeranian an Pood le pups 895·3958. AKC Bassett hound puppies, $175. Robertsburg WV 586·9851. AKC Registered German Sheperd puppies, excellent bloodlines & temperment, 675·2415. AND JllfT THit.IK, x·THOIIeHr DIIIMlONO-W ~Nlt TO II 'Hay& Grain Approximately 8 acre stan· ding hay. 773·5323. FOUR Daytona G-70.14 white letter tire and three super sharp mag wheels. Seed & Fertilizer 65 675-4359 from 5·8 p.m. Tobacco bed for sale 379· 2201. 1971 Plymouth Fury Ill call after 5:00, 675·3413: • a.. O I ..0 •• • ~t r o > 0 • o ••• • • ~" • I Oll ' H 72 Trucks for Sale 1973 Chevy pickup. Runs good. Danvi lle. $500. 742· HARPER Halstead, lawn mower repel~ and shar· penlng service, 10 a .m.·6 1977 BONANZA . tral(el p.m. 675-5868. trailer, 35ft. long, a.c :,.tlp· out room. New awning, Painting, plumbing, car· deluxe Interior, full bath, penter work. SA hour ' 67~ 2222 . call388 8646. 1969 truck cem\ler, 10 It, $700. AlSO ' 1975 Dodge Diplomat & 1978 Dodge truck . 7A2·2025. 1966 Wildcat camper 12 ft. pull type; 2 burner gas cook stove, sink, Ice box. Sleeps $500. 667·6535. . self· A-5 . Very I equip· , • , • .,. ' ' ' ' " r • T II ' I ··~··· -, 0 0 Home Improvements FOR · BEST In Carpel Cleaning · Call Smeltzer's Steamway. Call 614·4<16· 2096. 81 . STANLEY STEEMER Carpet Cleaning 446·4208 J IM MARCUM Roofing spouting and siding. 30 years experience. Free estimates. Remodeling . Call388·9857. Ph.~4886 . CALL 446·2801 tor termite, roach, bird, rodent, spiders, fleas and other small Insect control. Free estimates given. A local company. tocaed In l)allipolls area . Bill Thomas. 73 Vans &,4 W.O. 1980.JEEP CJ·5, 6·cyl., 4· spd., exc. cond., call U6· 1211. sTucco PLAsTeRING . textured ceilings, com· merclal and residential, free estimates. Call 256· 1182. SANDERS CON · TRACTING, Carpentry work & painting, concrete, landscaping, «6·2787. INSTALL fireplace facing or chimney, dry wall, plaster, stucco, free est. Simulated brick or stone, Greg Burdette, . call 675· 6357. 1980 Datsun 200 sx, power steering, air condition, AM· FM radio, tape player, sun roof, power FAI.LYFEUD KINGDOM 'Where Tho Wind& Art Born' ~(I) TlC TAC DOUGH •r •: " DAVE'S appliance repair, Washers, dryers, · plum· bing, electric, general han· dyman. 576-2921 or 675·5689. '' i• 7:30 Save dollars and ha\le your old appliances or lawn mowers repaired by Moun· tatn State Repair Service. 675-3376. Metro highlight the upcoming movill, sport I and specials on HBOinJune. liD DICK CAVETT sHOW . 1 7:58 8:00 Motorola, Quazar, and house calls. Phone 576·2398 or «6·2ASA. mirrors, 1978 XL ' 350 Honda, 3200 automatic tr.ansmtsslon. Call anytime 675-5090. CERT Linda Ronatadt perform s a melody of her amaah hits . Julkl ia cauQtlt up in a diabolical scheme by a hired killer wh o hypnoticalty programA beau· tiful women into becoming &Kecutioners if! theeucut ive suites of large companies. (60 , ' mlna.L 82 ==;:::;;;::::::;:= Plumbing ~;: .. 0 (I) liiD THE WHITE SHADOW Coach Ree~ea re· Jurns to Naw York for hit high school reunion, and while home dlacovera th8t his tat her may nothave longto ih,oe .(Part one of atwopart epieode) (Repeat:80 mint.) . ()) PI!T! This program offers a _..~- profile ot New Orleana clarine· /'" tlat Pete Fountain, aometimea / · known a a tha Creacant Clly'a top tourlat attraction. Included is rare footage of the young mu · slclan marchjng In Mardi Gras , & Heeling CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING c F ""h nd PI ' or. t-Pih' 8 ne Phone~3888or '«6·«77 DEWitT'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Route160 at Evergreen Phone ~2735. . GENE PLANTS AND SONS Plumbing · Heating · Air conditioning. 300 Fourth Ave. Ph. «6·1637. fishing with friend a, relaxing with family and performing hill Inimitable iazz. (80 mlna.) !ill ALLCREATURESGRI!AT AND SMALL •A Dring Brood ' Siegfried and Jemea taka a privNeged look at pr.ograaa, b~t aclence hat little control over life and death. SERVICE· <;0. · Heating · mobile hOme fyrnacn, electric hOt water tank nepelr . Call of· flee, · A46 · 3008 night , emergency no. 367·7131. 8:58 (]) Cl!l UPDATE NEWS 8:00 (]) • C!J Dlff'RI!NT STIIOKES Willi alalla in love for the firat time and inventa lx· CUIIIItOGIIIWiytfrom hialamI· ly to bo with hio girl. (Repeat) W Lilli Palmer alara In a OM· wotnan ahow which tracts the hlghllghle ot Saroh B"""'ordl' 1 numerous toure acro11 Amer· · ica,artdtocuaeaonBtmhardt'l love affa ir with the United ~1Jtl , {80mino . ) 8:30 llJ.C!J THE FACTS OF UFE Tootlelearna how GOIIIP can hurt peoptewllen, togalnolten· lion, the apreada 1 atory that Mra. Genett ia aft alcoholic. IB.tpeltl C!IIIOYIE ·(ROMANCE) •• ''IIBI!Jiorble" I 1180 10:00 ()).CDQUINCYAthltltndo · convicted Nul wor crlmlntl amuggle a fortune in precioua gemo through Loa A~~gelel Air· port In whtl it auppoaed to be 1 300rHroidm....,r,but0ulncy dlacowera that the mummy haG onlr-deodtorthrHYIIII. opest: eo mini.) lii_IVI!NING NIWS (II). VI!GA' Don TIM I unitllhel 111 hll fury sgllnat • • ~ .., ELECTRIC WORK • Call 256· 1748. 15 yrs. ex· perlence. ' ' JACK'S REFRIGERATIO· N. air condition Mrvlce, commercial, Industrial. Phone882·2079. OI&Od ·C~~:oned) AIII!RICAN DRI!AM CIS WEDNEIDAY !!tG!fl' MOYIE 'Willi' 1970 (I) ll!l KENNEDY CENTER TONIGHT 'Soroh In Amorico' ----------------- · miles, . dirt or street, red Farm Equipment black,. like new, price W!OATHERALL CON · Call after 6 pm 675· CRETE · quality and Mr· Single dual refrigerator Metal bed, 3 blond tebles·2 79 Massey Fergu110n 200 D. MOt;tRISON'S Auto sales. vice, call675-1582. almost new, exc. cond. end ' tables. ., coffee table, Bulldozer diesel, 1 II. Hende1'1011, WV. Phone 675· Color white, Sl50. 667-6535. one 6 channel Bearcast blade, wench. 151 hOUrs. t5A7,or 675-2881 , HONDA 70 ATC . 675- PAINTING · Interior and Caii256·13A5. scanner, 773·9138. exterior ~ plumblno. ALL types of granite, mar· roofing, some remodeling. ble, and bronze memorials. 20 yi's. exp. Call•·9652. DisplaY tot on Main St. Pt. Pleasant Granite Com· pany. Phone 675-554. BING'S CONCRETE CON· STRUCTION • SpeciJIIZing In concrete driVOWIYS. STRAWBERRIES. Pick sldtwelkl, petlo, your own. Molld•Y · Satur· ~22 bntment.. 11r11t flOOrs day. 91.m. tolp.m. CIOifld 55 lu11411ntSuppl~n Sundays. SOrry no chtcka. end • · F,... ntlmetn. 11 GOOD USED AP · Happy, Hollow Fruit Farm, · ALL TYPES Of building J#,~ expei't_ttle~. Cell 367· PLIANCES · washers, Gtlllpolls Ferry, WV 57fr mttorlela, bloclll brick, dryers, refrigerators, 2026 plfll', !l'fnbs, linranges . Skaggs Ap· tels, etc. Claude Winters. Clllckllllle bolt, 16 fl. Rio Grandt. 0 . Cell 2-4$pllances, 1918 Eastern Dlgelll PRO 2001 R..llltic 5121 . • Ave•• ~7398 . lvenrucle motor " channel scanner, Sl50. drive otl trailer • Phone 882·243. .. Patsferhle POODL.:E GROOMING, V•Hull eiUIIIInum Cell JUdy Taylor at !167· 11011 llld lrlller. 7220., ·, ~11115. H" ' (]) MOVIE ·(DRAMA) "' "D!!II!Jkrttm" 1875 <IliW.CHAIILIE'SAIIGELS A. I. DUTY & SON, Home builders, specialize In small convenient homes, . DOZER·work · excavating, plans available, moderate tend ctearlng.'Call «6-0051 . price, free ettimates, 614· 256·1352. C & V Inc., Backhoe ser· vic~..915-3549 or.949·2822. INTERIOR and exterior pointing, Mark White, call EDWARD'S Backhoe and 2A5-9561. Dozer Service. Specializing ' CONTINUOUS no-leak gut· In septic tank . 675·1234. terlng, custom made at your home. For free BACKHOE Service. Larry estimate can Advanced Sldenstrlcker. 675·5580. Seamlns gutter end door Inc. Call698-1295. 14 Electrical & Retrll!rlllon CAPTAIN STEEMER Car· QUALITY Cooling and , Pel Cleaning featured by Heating Service, call 388· ·: Haltelt Brothers Custom Carpets. Free estimates. 'lm. Call~2572. D FACE THE MUSIC CBN UPDATI! NEWS .(!) RI!AL PEOPLE AMi· (]) SPECIALS · (1) &TANDING ROOM ONLY: UllOA ROIISTADT ·IN CON- 13 Excavating DOZER · blckhoe, dump truck . Caii4<16·A537. W.OOOSHDP • ·cabinets, picnic tables, ,Porch swings, most ~ produc· II. 101 Cqurt 51., Gallipolis. RICHARD SIMMONS chigan woman who Uvea in a tepHwithherpetgooae, aman who teachll driv~ralor rich and prominent 'people how to elUde potential terroriata , and an inspirational profile of Suzv Gil· strap. (Repeat; 60 mif'!&.) · RON'S Television Service. Specializing In Zenith and D. C. Contractors Plum· bing, elecjrlcal, heating, roofing, aluminum and vinyl siding, 675·1240. Call~2107. G!_teat: Sean CoMery. Cltl I I ,,,l I • I ' JIM'S DEPENDABLE water delivery. Call 256· · 9361anvtlme, ,;, NOW'HAUL:i NO house coal lo lillltltone tor driveways. Cell~ft~lllllltU6NI01 ~ATER ' 'I JONES IOYS WATER SIRVICE, Clll' 367-747l or 367-Gitl. ' ALREADY Eacb illstte of ''lntef'!lalion· al Popular Bride•" includes a teacbmg article by Robert Beitbe translated from the French by Bat:Ty Seabrook. We have cbanltd his carlls a lrlfle, but tile principle involved in lite finai siz-dia· monel contract is bls. Sooth takes his ice of hearts and plays the ace and king of trumps. West shows out and Sooth has a sure trump loser. In such cases, it is advisable to look for a way to develop an end play. South's first thought is to play the hearts, discard a spade on dummy's third heart, casb the ace-king of spades, ruff dummy's last spade and throw East ia with htS high trump. If Easl holds the queen of clubs he will have been end played. Sooth does excatly that, but Berthe points out that South should also do a little counting •loog the way. If he does he wiD note tbat East has shown three trumps, followed to · three hearts and played three spades while West will have discarded on the third spade. Heace, East wu dealt live , :tJ .z= .... '· · 1 EngiiJh -ylat ,__, .... (10 .....) EAST .JI0832 9762 • Q 10 5 .101 •• ,, '\ SOUTH tK64 9A4 tA9843 +J65 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West N...,. Eaal Soo~ ' Pass Pass Pass 4NT 5NT Pass Pass Pass Pass ·. It 59 6t . "' Opening lead:• J .. ~ -spades and cannot have more :; than two clubs. So Sooth .. ~ cashes the ace and king of clubs, throws East in and gets a ruff and discard since East .. is down to spades. II Unfetter DOWN s Ghent and pelnter Venallles, ~.g . 13 Noted 1V producer f Hearing aid If Put up wllh S Make a Yestenllt)"•"-" IS Vamlah Ingredient .. Spree 17 Catnip clean 1% Rest II Rustle - ol • French dance site amuity I' Barbara Ulmler 7 "Dombey or Conrad Z% Ileml on In value - Son" II Dove talk I Meetings tile ranee n Putry otlhe 2311oprt 111m II~ name military 24 Arab offl~ II Smallllnc:h I Faticue 25 lblen heroine 27Decethlon champ 2t Self· .' IJ(ISIEJSion MFamlly member Sf One ldnd ol SW'IIeoD • MHelcl a 8elltlion · 3'1 Sprite ~-...;..- 25 Actor, Nlclt: II Pulpit aiciHiff 27 Trlllinl UIIOII!ll • Hlwk Jllft'l)t lllleinl: lei UPiuilt Tltum liZ .._ Slow Bolt to Cllinl" u In good lhape aMWiarJ COIIIIDIIId tndkillofl.lnlltllepltode, LOlli· uttana workiiiO eo onillent cook the hooleehOtcl ot Lord .' 5 Flower leaf I Gloomy aura It Field 2 MuwUln ll French mymph men Into a vlcloua blackman lnlimlltlritodofpeerl,princll WEST tQ7 • J 10 9> 3 t6 tQ943Z 6-S.Il lly IHOMAS JOSEPH · ACROIIS tt OlemiCII salt 1'1 Pltdler (Repeet; eDfltiftl.) 11Am. . .C11'111ATRI 'DuoheiiOIDulltSINei:AI'rt< 1tnt Sovtteipn' Thil atory br John - - Wll irl· aplredbylhetlteoii1010Liwfl, I ICuliery roofd who becalM In NORTH tA95 9KQ8 t K J7 2 +AK7 ~ . ...,_+-4- • 11'1111 npOrt ' DAIL'¥ CRYPI'OQUOTB- Here'• how II to work It: ·~ ~ ASYDLBAASa LONGFILLOW '~ OM letllr UlpiJ Ill. . for 1110ther. In lhil umple A II used tar tile tllne L'l, X for the two O's. rtr . Slncle !ellen, eplll, 1pll11, tile lefltlh ind r-otlon of the wordtt ore 111 Illata. lldl deJihe tode 1ttten·are dllerent. •• 1 ., :; :.: Catfl OCIUOTIS I I DILLARD$ · . DELIVERY Service. Call " J 446-74j!A. I , I'M CARRVIN' ENuFF OAD8URN WEIGHT AROUND ' ·~ A.lesson in diamonds lng beautiful yourtg women (I) DOC PRilOIART'S 60T MEON IRON PILLS BRIDGE murderoul ptocurerwhola fore· ~- General Hauling LIMESTONE, gravel and sand, All sizes. At Richards and Son, u~ River Rd., Gallipolis, Ohio, Call 4<16· 7785. ., • "A - In lbe San" rocentlyrlilllldltomprtsonto poooo•t-egecslgi<fotoloro IS • · - ~~~~=R'SWILD HOLLYWOOD IOUA~S Sterk's Tree Trimming. Yard Work Insured. Phdne J76-2010. . SOUTHERN ANOTHER UFE HID SNI!AK PREVIEW: JUNE Jerrv Stiller and Anna T and R building, remOdeling, also pa-lng, carpet Installation, and general home lm provements. 675-5689, 675· 530A. . "' Yoaterdly'll ...,_, BROOD CHUTE NOTIFY SAFARI ~: When 1 pretty'glrl weare a ponytail, lhe lhou!dn'l be aurprlltlllt thl boy• want to dO 1his-HORSE AROUND mi::::L~~ER . • roofs. Free estimates , 17 F & K Tree Trimming, yrs. exp. with references stump removal. 675·1331 . caii367·778A or 367·7160. ' As Is 1971 M~zda Station 74 Motorcycles Picking up a plano In your Wagon. Rotary engine. In area, looking tor respon· good shape. Needs a little Honda XR'75, rebuilt eng., $275. 446·3987. party to take over repair. 992·7653. slble -4. TICKETS to Mason City News Cover Awards payments, ask for credit telecast, Nashville, TN . manager tor details, call 1980 Eagle 4 wheel drive 1978 ·Kawasaki'·motorcycle, June 8, 1981. Grand, Ole collect 592·5122. station wagon. 13,500 miles. 1000 LTO, 4 cyl., call 675· Opry House, $12 each, 895· Excellent condtlon. 985· 5019. 3606 or 895·3812. 3560. Fruit 58 & Vegetables 1973 CB - 750 Honda, 256· 1 HP deep well pump, 36 Strawberries-pick your !969 Dodge Dart GTS.«< 6659. gallon tank and all wires own Mon. thru Set. 9AM to Engine. Asking '$1,850. Call and 115 fl. of I" plastic 8PM · 1973 Yamaha 205MX Dirt Closed Sundays, anytimeat 949·2123. pipe, SAOO.OO. 3 years old. sorry. no bike. S«<I. 985-4133. checks. Happy After 5:00p.m. 675-6986. Hollow Fruit Farm, 1974 Monte Carlo 350 with Gallipolis Ferry, WVA, 576· headers, new tires. 1978 Yamaha HORSE BUGGY, 576-2345. $1200,00. 949·2602. 2026 .. cullnder. 2,100 cond. $1,200. 667·6569 2 AIR CONDITIONERS: STrawberries pick your 19111 CUTLASS Sllon. 675- p.m. 1- 200 BTU, I room 24'h ft . own, bring container 245· 2722 or 675-5571 . camper trailer. Good con· 5410. 1975 Suzuki TS AOO with 3700 dillon. Call 882·2«9 after 7 1977 DODGE pickup, slant m11es. $600. 992·5623. or 675·A553. Slrewberrles· plck your 6, automatic, PS, PB, own, Claude Winters, 245· 51,000 mllet, 4 tool bins, Honda ex 500, shaft MACHINERY and Tool. 5121. 675·2318. . dri·ve ••af,or cooled with low New lngensolf· Rand s HP & extra!, 992·2722 af· air compressor on a 60 gal. TOMATO PLANTS. Camp 1974' Pontiac. 'Fireblrd, ADO p.m. tank. $1245. Call collect 304· Conley, 675·5472. automatic. Call · anytime 766·6244. 773·9170. --· · .... .. .. . -- .. ~arpentry' remodeling,' ropm additions, garages an<1 cement work. 675·5022. I I I)[ I I I) (""-a-) ' . "' Lawn mower repalr.f 675· 6416. 88 OLIVER diesel, 1969 Volkswagen . 882·3239. , filter, liner, and In · stallatlon under normal ground condition. Free shop at home service. Call HI00·62HSII . STRAWBERRIES, fresh picked. Jerry See 516·2853. 4_0 channel carrier Conqueror ADO base CB. GALVANIZED Culvert, 1200.00 or best offer. 1·304- $2.35 11. up. ' Bridge, etc. 773·5013. Steel, IOc lb. up. 925-0184. Print_,,_: A( =~~ ec:e'r~~~~~~~~n~;~~ 75 Mustang, A cyl., auto, good cond., 58,000 miles. 1979 Trans AM 6.6 Litre Engine. 403 Cu. ln., auto. trans., PS, PB, ,AC, AM·FM 8 track stero, Excellent Musical 57 cond. Priced to sell at Instruments $5800.00. can after 5PM BIG discounts tor cash and 245·5612. carry at Village Furniture For sale Splnet·Console Plano Bargain 2605 Jackson Avenue, 675· WANTED: Responsib le 77 Trans AM $3800.00, Ph . 1773. party to take over low man· 446·1136 9AM to 8PM. thly payments on spinet Spring Special · for piano. Can ·be seen locally. upholstering furniture. write credit manager: 1973 Pinto-st. trans., g~ . Richard Mowrey Sr., Midwest Music Co., PO cond., 256·9311 . owner. 675·4154. Box 537, Shelyvllle, Ind. 1976 Chysler Cordoba, low 46176.. . miles, good cond., tilt MASON County's largest selection of fine handguns : Picking up a plano I~ your wheel. cruise, priced right, Colt, Smith & Wesson, area, looking for respon· 446·8661, Gallipolis . Ruger and others. At slble party to take over Health Aid Pharmacy, payments, ask for credit 1976 Ford Elite. Local New Haven, wv 882·2005. manager for details, caU owner. New trans., am-fm, 8 track, elr·lllt. Good tires, collect 592·5122. excellent shape. $2,100. 949· 8000 BTU EMMERSON Quiet Cool air conditioner, 4 mo. old R1120 Luxmon 2880. anltque oak bedroom suit, receiver with Bosse other antiques, 675-6167. , ~ker JVS turntable 388· 1969 Z28 Camero. 992·3647. .: • ;.. COOK'S Television ' Ser· PAINTING · Residential vice, Henderson, WV Phone 675·2250. 1980 VW Diesel Pu., Exc . Cond., Callaflor,6 367·0694. tLENCAGj ) I .( I I AIIMY-118-f/U \IIIUIIlf 1JtCt ~. IIDH. M&ICI!II 5726 . . 71 Autos for Sale THE FISH TANK and Pet 78 Camero, black, t-top, 3035. Shop, 2101 Jellerson Ave. AMFM stero tape player, 675·2063 Rabbits SUO, «6·.ol002. Parrots $89.95, Gerbils $2.98. Open I H. SLEEPING , room, $75: Range, refrlg,, single male preferred. 446·«16 after 7 p.m. Sleeping rooms; by the week, kitchen, and television lounge. Carryout store and restaurant within 500 teet. 9'12-6370. 62 Wanied to Buy, WANT TO BUY Old fUr· nlture and Antiques of all kinds, cell Kenneth SWain, 1976 PLYMOUTH RV Van , 256·1N71n the evening. 39,000 miles, ac, ps, . pb,_ electric refrigerator, crulse·a·mallc, 4,speakers, Livestock 63 AM·FM 8 track stereo, I 100 fryer sized chickens. owner, neW tjres,. ·double, $2.00 each. 24.5·5286. battery and c~arger, sink and water hook· ups, can be Twin nanny goats, 4 mo. .,.n at Tu·Endi·Wel Park · or ca 11675·9704. old 388·8835. VCRQ C VJM·FDNQ JCNR QXQGK -~ ·h FMGUDUB EQPMGQ EGQCRPCLV . - ; .~ '·. ,,• ~!L__.:.=:..:._:_ . :::;; ....> ""'I• i~ ~ �-.- . • l1hio lawmakers tackle· v·itlil-issues.\ . at.. y . .. ILIIIPILIJI .- JUNE..SALEI .- - VoUO,No.35 entrne .·. P·o meroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, June 4,1981 ceyrtel!d 19!1 • • ' Hictlon~ 14 Pages A Multimedia ., ~nc. 15 C011ts Newlpaper ("' Chtll!ch says contract prOp9sallooks good . ' ' . ... ' . ' PI. PLIIIIIT W. VI. CHURCH - UalteUillle Workers Presldeat !11m Cbureb dllta wl~ COil millen .•lteDdlil& a abort meetb1C at tbe WObnllle HlP Seltool WedDeldly If· terM DL Tile IWP- - IIIIIIIIIIY Chu!'llb Ia making to ae1I tbe JII'OPOied CGil cealracl EarUer be met with miDen of Melp Mille No. Z. WedDelday lltenaOon's -i1111, wu aimed primarily at memben of Raccoon LocaiOO. Memben will vote 011 tbe package Saturday, llll'lllllgtoworlioaMonday if it II approved: WILKESVILLE, Ohio {AP) United Mine Workers President Sam 01urch, in southern Ohio to explain tile 5eCOfl!l contract offered to striking miners during the past 10 w~, says the proposal is satisfac· tory. "(It) looks good to me," he told meJ11bers of UMW Diatrict 6, which represents abo!!~ 16,000 miners in southeastern Ohio and the West Virginia panhandle. ".(But) I would Uke to see srime things different." Church went into Ohio's coalfields Wednesday to explain the proposal at two union local gatherings. Other UMW officers gave similar ex· planations to members of the other 38 District &locals. Coal miners, who atruck the Bituminous Coal Operators AMoclation on March 'l1 and rejected a tentative pact four days later, are to vote Saturday on the latest of. fer. Church had attentive audiences and received poUte applause after spending more than an hour at each of the two Ohio locala, di5cussing changes and pointing out why some were or were not made. "When you go to the negotiating table," the UMW chief told members of Local1967 in the Wilkesville school gymnasium, "both sides can · bring in things to discuss." MEETS Wl1U MINERS - UDited MlDe Workers prealdeut Sam · Cbarcb explaias the tJDioo's propolled coolracl with miners at the Southern Ohio Coal Company's Meigs Mine No. 2 near Willleavtlle Wednesday. Church visited groups of mlllers in Ohio during the dsy seeklog ratification of the uoloo's contract with coal operstors. lAP Laserpboto) "There are some things that maybe we have to talk about at the next convention," he said to members of Local1886 in the bath house of Southern Ohio Coal Co., Meigs No. 2mine. Church said he was sorry the rank· and-file had to strike. "I hate to see you go through a strike," he said " (but) one thing we maybe ought to look at next time is the n(H:Ontract, no-work clause." Gasoline tax will increase July 1 COLUMB~, Ohio (AP) - Ohio's tempt to change the hike to a flat 2.5 motorists· apparently will pay about percent and leave it there. His 3.3 cents a gallon more for gasoline amendment still ·would provide an starting July 1 to help repair the increaseof35percent,he'said. . state's pocked highways and shaky Debilte on the . controversial bridges. propclllll1 lll"'med more than four ' The Senate approved the hike in hours, mainly over over nearly a the ~ 7~1t+gallon tax score of amendments. Most were of· Wednesday and ~~ent it to the HOUle fered by minority Democrats who where leaders !Bld concurrence Is tried to exempt school buses from . OOLUMBUS, Ohio - The niunber of newly unemployed Ohioans · almost a sure thing. . the entire tax - not just the increase filing clllma lor compensation has fallen to ie111 than half the level of a· The increase contains a formula - and divert up to $25 million of the year ago, according to the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. under which the hike could groW to a proceeds from the hike to mass tranAt the end of May, 15,298 new claims were fUed for jobless commaximum of 5cents, based on future sit systems. pensation, compared to an average of 36,695 during May i9110, the national average highway mainRepublicans, joined by some agency said. tenance costs and gasoline con- Democrats, prevalled after saying The number of Ohioans riling claims and unemployed for one week sumption trends. the Ohio . Constitution prohibits or more, meanwhile, dipped· from an average of 211,913 in May to. Ohio has not boosted its gasoline diverting highway user taxes to non13t,500 a year ago, the bureau said. · tax since 1169, and slumping sales of highway programs. The HOUle Is ex· The ]Jrgest n.umber of claim! filed by the newly unemployed was in gasoline due to COillel vatlon 8nd peeled to vote next week on conCuyahoga County, where 1,412 claims were submitted. high prices have cut' sharply into currence in Senate amendments. revenues required to maintain the · House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe highway system, !Bld Sen. Paul E. Jr., [).New Boston, said he expects Pfeifer, R·Bucyrus. . . . The hike will ~ about .175 KELLEYS 'ISLAND, Ohio - Debate over a tax on ferryboat million a year .initially and ~bout pasaengers Is making for an especially hot swnmer on this placid . t250 million when it reaches a Lake Erie bland, haven for thousands of people aearchlng for a maximum 5 cents, probably in two getaway. or three yean, he llid. A fourth of HarOld ~euman, owner of the ferryboats, the ialand's primary the new revenue would be allocated Ufellne to the Ohio mainland, has posted notices that be will sell his to counties, township• and boats and cl01e the line unle8a an ordinance creating ~ 1&.cent per municipaUtiea under the preeent forpasaenger tax Ia reacinded by June 14. mula which deterrninel their share of highway user taxea collected by the state. Thirteen Republicans jOined eight Democrats in favor of the increaae, WASHINGTON - The nwnber of U.S. military tec:hnicians in El which Ia contained in the Ohio Salvlldor has dropped to 110 foilowtng the departure of a six-man !'avr Department of Tranaportatlon'a ,1.8 team of malnlenlnce apedalllts and lnllruciOn, the Pentagon says. bUllon budget for 1981·1•. Seven Offtcllla llid Wednesday, however, lhlt they are CCtll!lder!ng Democrall and five Republicans repllclnc ~ 11:1 men with tbne or four oCber apecialiata to complete rejected it, aaying it was acesalve the tuk of inltnlctiJIBSaiVIIdoran fOI'CI!I. . and that 000'1' cloMI't make the Tilt Navy team wu 1111t to the Central American nation alter !be best use of reven1111 it now recleves. Reagen adrnlnlllratilll decided to increaae 818iatance to the nding Sen. Jom T. . McCormack, [). junta, which Ia c:Gmllltllng leftist guerrlllu. Euclid, wu . voted. down in an at- LD: . Jobless claims show decline Classified section has 'new look' Debate makes summer hotter You may have noticed' something different about the claSBified ad pages in today's paper. The pages include ads from the Gallipolill, Point Pleaaant and Pomeroy-Middleport area, a move designed to create a common clasBified page, according to Pal Whitehead, 818istant publisher. Whitehead said the pages provide trl-county coverage filr thoee who wish to advertlle items in the area and will create convenience for them as well. Anyo~ wishing to place a classlfied can call any !i the Ohio Valley Publlshirig Co. offices and place the ad. The cost will be dependent on the length of the ad and how many days it will run. Dilplay advertisers have the option of advertising in one or all three dallies. The ll!rget of the common clasBified page is the ·"transient" ads, such as yard sales, lost and found, cars for !Ble, or ·any other private party adveitiaers. ' Parents agree on request issues '• the House to go along, but that the measure could go to a ·joint conference committee for a closer look at the Senate amendments. One amendment stripped the bill of a provision expressing the intent of the Legislature for the department to complete three sections of the A~ palachian Highway in Brown and Adams counties. Rifle and Sen. H. Cooper Snyder, R·Blanchester - both of whom have been pushing the project in their southern phio districts - said they agreed to the amendment after being assured "in writing" that the department · will move ahead with the projects as soon as possible. Work on the three sections, along wit!) another strip from Albany to Athens in Athens County, will be under way in some fashion by 19113, Snyder said. U.S. advisory team decreases Begin, Sadat hold h~Id 8ession y "• I II. OFIRA, lll'lell«cupped Sinal - llraeU Prime Minister Menachem J1ec1n, locked In a tenae c:Gafrontation with Syria over Its miulles in LebiDon, moved today to .Jaore up his back door In a meellng with EmtiBn Pnlldent ..wr,rSadat. . Tilt .-ion at the llllllhera tip of Sinal Peninsula, scheduled to last ftve hours, Ia the flnt meeltnc of the two leaden In 17 !1IOilthl and the lOth Iince Saclat traveled to Jeruulem In November lfl'l to bep the proc:e. that led to the Camp David peace accordl, \ ' ' Winning Ohio lottery nUmber CLEVIELAND- 'Die llllllblr lllected Wednesday nilht In thi Ohio 1Atttry'1 daiiJ pme "Tilt Number" Ia Dl.. Tile laaery NpCII'tei! eal'lllllp of ..,111.10 frGm the 1rlpl'iJII on the dr!lwll4. lAitary c6!ak uld IIIII prior to the dr!lwllll b!taled 1111,10'1, and holden of wlnnlnl tlekell 11'1 entitled to share .......... FBI will enter case /l trencher with backboe and blade llolen in llenderM1 Cowlty, N. C., was ~ered Wec!neada:y In Orqe TOWillhlp Cll the prep lrty Clf Oell*t Slern the ...... County Sheriff'• Department ...-'ted stn - ont ot town wbal the equipment wu dlaco.aed and llid he did nat !mow a it pt on bla ..~. Due ID the Wlue of the equip~Mnt and ...... It ... trlnlpOI1Id aero. the llale line, the FBI bu bela c:al1ld In Cll the ... ,,..._ fii'Jiillllllft!IHJI)II I tiM Tile Wt!DIIIII •lint ,,...,., Weaaber GOOD GUY AWARDS- PreseDtaUoa ol good guy IWIU" dlldPUPW WedrtldiJ'IIMMI buqaet tlckiD& off tbe Dive Dllel GGif Clalle 11 Royal Olk Park In Melp COU&' IJ. Recet*lawardl were ,1-r, Frill Howell, Suuota, PIL, nlbed tipOill edllllr far tbe Allodlted Prell Iller 33 ~ rl• tk:e, Jac•le SllcnDI, ._. ltt...Ueaada at tbe UlhaiiiQ rl ~ AMie GrUIHb, former o.s.u. *&'II&..... a.tlpaati Bnp'a, ul Dave . . . . . . ., _ 1 JIQA. . . . . . At ••II a.:dldd II CIA ............ . U Earl Bl'lft, WiiiMr a& 11 We~ 11i11111Jtt. Bnee C!Uile . • ........ wu ...... lle1llflll a Dlel Oelf Tsa- l Ieday at IUiiliMI Gtl Cua. See iddltlwl Katie ern photea = ACI • I Snyder said he and Riffe were promised that two of the projects will be under construction before the end of 1981 and the other in 1982. The project which involves upgrading the stretch from Albany to Athens will be started as soon as federal funds are available, possibly by 19113. The project stirred heated controversy in the Senate since it was the only part of the bill which many said involved "pork barrel" - the addition of projects to appease and win the votes of individual lawmakers. In a separate floor amendment, the · Senate deleted a committee amendment by Sen. Sam Speck, R· New Concord, requiring the depart· ment to equip and begin operating a truck weighing station in his district which has never been used. 1 ~ . •IZIMI . .ttftedQ'tellltha. •** ........ .ra':J ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 3, 1981