https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/84e37e1ea5e624bcdbef6f97115ff6d6.pdf 64a3daf43a000162fac91b62df6d78b5 PDF Text Text .. ..;-. •.• :Page-8-The Daily Sentinel ' March 30, 1987 .· Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ' Local·Briefs:---. Suspect Marine's lawyers label story (,fantasy' Patrol tickets Pomeroy man There was a lhreP·vehick accident on U.S. 3:1 in Sali sbury Township Saturday morning, accord ing to the Ga llia ·Meigs Post of lhP Star e Highway PatroL Paula Mora , .10. of Rarlne. and Sharon Pierce, .11, Rac in e, wore ht'aded north on U.S. :13 when a truck, also northbound . driven bv Fdgar Abbo11, :>ll. of Pomero)·. reported ly struck Pierce's car 1n tho back as PiNrP and Mora wPrrstoppedon the road. The collis ion torvrd PiNce's car to strike Mora's car, the patrol said . Abbott was ci l<'d for as sured clear dis tance . Local student featured in ad Rio Grande Commu ni!)' College has unveiled newspaper advertising feat ur ing Daphne Dillard, a RGC.CC st udent from Pomeroy. "We chose Oaphne a s someo ne who is representative of th e people of sou 1hcrn Ohio and I he students here at 1he Rio Gra ndr School of Technology," said Sanford A. Lane. dean of the School of Technology. "Through Oaphnf''s Pxample, we wan! the people of Me igs Coun ty to know about rh~ opportuni ties to learn job sk ills and Improve themselves th roug h the courses and fin anc ial a id available a t Rio Gra nde," sa id Lane. Dillard, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Oillard of lfl7 Laurel Plarl'. Pom(•roy, is" secre tari al science st udent at Rio Grand<• a nd a !986 gr aduat e or Meigs High SchooL RGC -CC a nd its School or Technology offer courses in seven career tracks: romputN science. diesrlla utomotive, draflin g· !design , rlerrron ics, manu fac turing, medical labora tory techn o lo g~; and secretarial sc ie nrP. EMS respond.~ to J5 calls Mei gs Count y F.mcrgency Med ical Services reports 1.1 ca lls O\'er the weekend; 11 on Sa turd ay and fou r on Sunday. Saturday at 1:16 a.m .. Tuppers Plai ns Fire Depar tment was called to Kecbaugh-Follrod Road on a false alarm; Middleport at 2:01a.m. to Village Manor Apartments for Carolyn Miller to Holzer Med ica l Cen ter: Middleport at :!: 12 a.m. to !he Supe r Ameri ca Station where Middleport Police Officer Clint Patterso n delivered a baby girl for Danlrlle Smith; mother and baby were then tra nsferred to Holzer Medical Center : tuppers Plains at 7:5:1 a.m. ro Bigley Ridge for Reno Fitch to Veterans Memorial Hos pita l: Tuppers Plains at 12:09 p.m. to Township Road 404 fo r Bert y Hawk to Holzer Medical Center: Rutland at 12: 45 p.m . to Happy Hollow Road for May Crickman to VctNans Memorial Hos pit al: Racine at 1:26 p.m . to Hill Road for Mike Lltrhfleld ro Veterans Memoria l Hospital; Middleport at 7:34 p.m. to Cheshire for Henry Davis to Holzer Medical Center; Pomer oy a t!O::n p.m. to La~rel Cliff for Elizabeth Winland to · Vet era ns Memorial Hos pital: Rutland a t 10:54 p.m . to Beech Grove Road for Shirley Frazier ro Veterans Memorial Hospital: Syracuse at ll:lo p.m. to Collegr Road for Andrea Theiss to Pleasant Valley HospitaL Sunda y ar2: 59 a .m ., Tuppers Plains to Reedsville for Cindy Smith to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Middleport at8 : 32 a.m. to Stonewood Apar tm ent s for ln<n Pooler to Vet era ns Memorial Hospital : Pomeroy at 4:42p.m. to Spr ing Avenue fo r Andrea Arnold ro Pleasant Valley Hospital: Pomeroy at 9:26 p.m . to Pomeroy He alth Care Ce ntN for Helen Dias to Holzer Medi ca l Center. MARC !>late,.; Thur.~day meeting Meigs Assoc iatio n for Retarded CitlzP ns will meet Thu rsday, 7 p.m ., at Car leton Scho oL Spaghetti dinner planned Saturday A spag hetli dinnpr, sponsored by the Meigs Association for Retarded Cit izens , will be held Sa tu rday at Car leton School. Serving will be fr om o to 7 p.m . and cos ts will be $:i per adult dinner . Childr en's portions will a lso be served. Racine church plans revival Reviva l serv ices wil l be held at the Racine Firs t Baptist Church beginning Su nd ay and continuing through April 9. Evangelist will bP Ron Dillon, from Highland Park Baptis t Church, Hanaha n, S.C. Sen·ires will begin ar 7:30p.m. nightly. Group schedules .~morgasbord The Long Bottom Comm un i t ~· Association will be staging a spring s morgasbord dinner thi s Saturday, from 4 to 7 p.m ., at the communit y building. The all·you ·can·ea t dinner Will feature several mears and entrees, hom<· madr noodles, desserts a nd drinks for one low prier. EveryonP wr lcomr. Special service slated Saturday The public is invited to a ttend a special service at the Pomeroy sen ior citizens building this Satu rd ay, 7 p.m. , with Herbert Insco,., rvangclis l. Accident moderately damages car Moderat e damages w<'rr incurred loa ca r dr l\·en by Becky Davidson, Pomeroy, Satu rda)' afternoon on Wes t Main StrePi . Pomeroy Po li c<· s aid th~ brakes on the westbound vehicle went out of commi ss ion and Davidson struck a guard railing. Therr were no in ju<'i"s and no c harges were flied . Alumni group plan.~ meeting A meeti ng of lh<' new Meigs High School Alumni Association will be held ar 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Main Street Pizza, Pomeroy . All graduat es of Mrlgs High School are Invited to attend . Square dance plannf:d Saturday Shady Rlvrr· Shufflcrs arC' sponsoring a square dance and dogging this Saturday, from 8 to II p.m .. at Pomeroy VIllage Hall. Music will be provided by Ci r cleD Wrang! ers with caller Jim Carnahan. Everyone welco me and $2donatlons will beaccepte\:1 at the door . phio, area weather scene South Central Ohio A flood wat ch Is In effect for :this after noon and tonight. : Rain and a chancl' o f thund er· •storms and heavy rainfall agai n :tonight, with a low In the mid 30s . ;Rain likely Tuesday, with •tempera rur.es remaining In th e :mid 30s. ·', The probability of prerlplla· ~ ion Is near 100 percent tonight a nd 70 percent Tuesday. Wind s will be from the northw · es t at 15to 25 mph tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast Wednesday through Friday Fair Wednes day , with a chance of showers or snow flurries Thu rsday and fair again Friday. Highs will be In the 30s Wed nesday and In !he 40s Thurs· day and Friday. Overnight lows mostly will be In the 20s . WASHINGTON tUPII -The lawyer for the Mar in e guard accused of allowing Soviet agents Into the U.S. Embassy in Moscow says the bizarre nature of informa tion his client ,gave investigators shows his story was "fantas.v" or coerced. The New York Times reported today . The Times, citing declassified vers ions of investigators' m emo· randum s, said Sgt. Clayton Lonetree. of NaY"jo a nd Winnebago Indian herit age , claimed "in· rrlgue," blackmail and "what tlw .whitr man did to the Indian," wer~ motives In his all eged espionage activiti es. Thr 23 ty ped pages of drclassi· fled documents were- provided ro rhe Times b'' William Kunstler , one of the Marine' s defense lawyers. who denied Lonetree wa s guilty of espionage or any or her charges. The document s deal wllh responses given In three separate interviews last year by Lonetree when questioned about how hi s Still laler, accord ing to the documents, Lonetree said he gave secret information to a Soviet agent because "of what the while man did to the Indian." " Wh at 1 did was nothing compared wit h what the U.S. government did to the Am~rican Indian 100 years ago." Lonetree was reported ro have told the agents. Then in thP typed account of his interrogation , immediately followlng that sen tencc. ·he wrote in lon ghand: "But I still have a great love for my country ." Lonetree further described how Sasha soug ht names of others in th e Moscow and Viennil embass ies where he worked who may have been alcoholics. homo- .• sexuals. dr ug users , or otherwise .. suscepttble to recru itment, .· Th e · Times said Kunstler ·. claimed that one of the investiga ' .:: tors admitted at a prelim inary ' proceeding that he had urged:. Lonetree "to just tell us some- :: thing- tell us a li e ." ' t.tl'1 FINAL FOUR Indiana · squeaks by Syracuse -Page 3 Ohio Lottery• Daily Numlll'r 794 loutti m•ss Wt•dnt•sdu.v. with n,;,,,,_. hdw<'<'ll 40 and H . Tht• PICK-4 fpr~:Jha hili' l ~ of jll'l'l'ipltation i' 1891 • •. .. Ch•n ririJ;" tonight, with a low • Wt'l'l1 2tl aiHI :10. Vnriahh.• at y .. Vol. 36, No.2.w " · Co~vrig~ted 1987 · pt•rt·t•nt tonight and rwar \\'rd ru•sd;_IJ . • enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, March 31, 1987 2 So ct1 o ns. 2 6 Pngos 25 C ent s A M ultimndi a ln c . Ni!w s potpCI • • Lifeline between 2 communities shuts down romantic involvement with a Sovie l woman employed at the embassy evolved into an espi on· age relat ionship with her pur· paned uncle, Sasha. Kunstlcr. who described as bizarre the information Lonetree provided Naval Investigative Serv ice age nt s, said his client's account of his activities showed they were "fantasy" or the product of coercion by the agents. In varying accounts of his actions, the document s show Lonetree ar one point allud~d to "intrigue" but later told inves tl· gators he feared he would be bla ckma iled for signing a -slatemen! declaring: "I will always be a friend of the Soviet Union." · Trial ~n!! Tu.-!!day The trial of William Oliver Curley, RL 4, Gallipolis, charged with murder and aggravated arson In connection with the Dec. 21, 1986 death of his mother , begins Tuesday in Gallla County Common Pl eas Court. A court s pokes man sa id the tria l is expected to last through the week. The spokesman added that If a jury Is seated by noon or early afternoon Tuesday, jurors will be taken to the scene of the alleged cr ime. Curley, 64, was arrested Dec. 22 by the sheriff's department following an investigation by the department and the sta t e fi re marshal into the blaze that swcpl · through the rear section of the Kemper Hollow Road mobile home that he shared with his mother, Noldle E. Curley, 81. Mrs. Curley died. of smoke Inhalation and thermal burn s, according to an autopsy condu cted a lew days a fter her death . William Curley was indi cted by the Gallla County grand jury In January on the two charges . I Area deaths I BRIDGE CLOSING- Signs warning vehicle and pedestrian traffic that the Pomeroy: Mason bridge Is closed. The hrldgc closed at 9: 30 · a.m. Monday and workers lor Malden-.Jenkins . Construction Co. then began prt•paratlons for : removal of the first 60-foot approach span on the Racine board OKs changes in water bill collection procedures . .. ,. """' .RITE AID CENTRA· VITE VITAMINS Charles L Archer, 67, South Fourth Street. Middleport, died Sa turda y at ·the Holzer Medical Center following a lingering IJiness. i\lir. Archer was born a t Brad· bury on Sept . 2, 1919, a son of the late Earl and Margaret Burford Arc her. He was a retired employee of the former Robinson's Laundry and Dry Cleaning Ser· vier in Pomeroy . He had worked for the firm for more than 40 years. He was a m ember of the Disabled American Vet~rans a nd Feeney·Bennett Post 128. American Legion. Surviving are his wife, Betty: a daughter, Ba r bara (Bobble! Archer of Middleport : two sons, Pat of Middleport a nd Michl Archer of Union Cit y, N.J.: a grandson, Christopher Archer, Farmington, Conn .: four sis ters, Mrs. Elmer (Mar tha 1 Burns, Middleport: Mr s. Delmar (Berty) Rothgeb. Oklawaha. Fla.: Mrs. AI (Julia 1 Black, Somerset. and Mrs. Mary Crossan, Fort Thomas, Ky, Services will be held at I p.m. Tuesday at the Rawlings-Coa tsBlower Funeral Home with Rev. Sunny Zuniga officiating. Burial will be In Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2·4 and 7-9p.m. today. Memoratlon contrlbuUons In his memory made be m ade to the Meigs County Chapter of the American Cancer Society, Ma · so n ic Temple Building , Pomeroy. Veterans Memorial Saturday Admissions - May Crlckman, Rutland: Julta King , Rutland. Saturday Discharges - Ruby La nguell, Beatrice Wood, Mary Laudermllt, Michael Roach. Sunday Admissions - Cynthia Smith, Reedsville; Ida Pooler. Middleport. Sunday Discharges - Martha Atkins, Leah Nease. BOTTLE OF 130 .RITE AID BOTTLE OF 24 ELASTIC LEG DISPOSABLE 79 DIAPERS LARGE-PKG. OF 32, MEDIUM-PKG. OF 48 OR 99 SMALLPKG. OF 66 50 t:ents for walk ·ons and ·JHL"i~L· n~.et · •·s . Par king ffif!lt•rs alnng Uw riv~·r walls t h<• lnwc.•r I'IIUH'fU,Y (larking )OI haVt' ht•t• O t:OVI'I'I'd to a llOW (or traffi<' ~olng to und from lh(• ft•rry Ia ndin" . l't•oph• ar t• a~kNI nOt to ,,ark vdtidt•s In llu·st • S Jiill 't'"i , or Warner sentenced to 3 1h years in prison ,, ,. Changes in collection proce· renters that they will have to dures were made by the trus(ees make appli ca tion fo r service and of the Racine VIlla ge Board of pay a water deposit to Jeanette Public Affairs which met Lawrence, billing ·collectin g agent, at the Racine Department recently. Slore. Also, the billing·collectlng Water bills will still be billed qua rterly with payment to be agent Is ro be notified when made on or before the lo th of the renters move. The proper ty billing month. A late charge of$.1 . ow ner will be bil led and res ponsi· Is to be added to bil ls not paid on ble for payment of the bill when lhe billing.colleclion agent is nor or before the 15th. If bills are not paid by the end of the billing notified the property · Is vaca nl. month, a 48-hour shu t-off ·notice The deposit will be refunded will be given the wal~r cu stomer when the renter moves, if the bill with termin ation of wa ter ser- is paid . Residents are rem ind ed that vice to fo llow if the bill re mai ns annual permits for quanlly water unpaid . users arc also ava il able from the If water service Is term in ated billing·collect ion agent . Resi· for non-payment, th ere will be a dents who fill pools. water lawn s So lurn..on charge, plus, the and gardens, etc. , are required to cus tomer will have to make the obtai n the permit and pay !he appropriate quaqerly wa ter depappropr iate fee . os it brforr waf~r · service ·is A $10 fee will be cha rged for restored. any checks returned "not paid" Rental property owners are by the bank. asked to Inform prospective 99 ·charii"S L Art'her means of travel hetween Pomeroy and Mason, W.Va. while the hridge Is out. The fe rry will operate on a 20·hour-a-day schedult•, hetwot•n the hours of 5 a.m. :1nd I a.m. Ferry rates arc S2 for cars and pickups, including three pt•opl e; $1 for hicycles and motorcycles, Including two oeoole: Ohio side of the s pan. Th e $1.39 million Ohio Department of Transportation repair contract stipulates a four-month · closure of lh<• hridg<•. Mt•anwhile, a 12-car ferry owned by Darrell ~odgcr of Clinton, Iowa, will provide the alternate Savings Ba nk, was convicted of helping trigger the biggest bank· Ing cris is in Ohio history by Ill egally investing bank funds in a sham operatio n. CINC INNATI (UPJJ-A judge who sen t' millliinalre ''bu siness· man Marvin Warner to prison says criminals with computers can be more dangerous than street thugs . "Society has lear ned th a t a well-dressed person with a smtl · in g face, pen and com pu ter can hurt you more th an an armed thug," Ham ilt on Count y Common Pleas Court Judge Ric hard Niehaus told Warner Monday a s he sentenced him to 3 · ~ years in prison and lined him $22 million. Warner, 67, a former U.S. Ambassador to Switzer land a nd owner of coll apsed Home State "How many crimina ls can claim 56 ,000 victims?" !he judge asked Warner, a reference to depositors whose money wa s frozen In Warner's bank when It folded two years ago. "Trust In banking officials Is absolu tely necessary and you betrayed that Irust." Warner was taken to jail when he was unable to posl a $22 million cas h bond ordered by the judge. Warner 's att or ney s are appea ling both th e bond and War ner 's convicti on on nine bank ing vi olations. Friend s and rel ative s of Warner. who wa s Pres ident Jimm y Cart Pr's a mbassador ro Swit zerland 10 years ago, had tearfu ll y pleaded with th e judgf' norro send Warner to pr ison. But Warner himsel f s imply as ked fur "justi ce:· "Give me th e jus tle<• tha t you would an y in <llvldual. and no· thin g Jes s ." he told lh <' judge. The $22 mill io n fine Is re stl tu· 1ion for the amount of bank fund s that Warn er Inve st ed In ESM Governm ent Sec uriti es <Jga ln st th£> onk rs of hi s bank' s hoard of dli'Pct ors. War ner h"d made $8 mil lion In pl'nw na l lr ; tn .":>actlo n ~ with ES M. ESM turnf'd 'fl U I to tw a ~ tw m and when it fo ld NI two ,V l 'IH !-i a go, il owner! Homr•Srarc·$14<1 mi lll<ln . Wh<:n dr pos ltors i<'i ll'nr•ci of th e los s, lhi'Y bcg;.m a run on II OmC' Stare and It <tulckl y r losPd. That In .I urn I r lg~C'r ('d run s on other Oh io banks and C:ov . Hi clwrd Ce les te ordered 70 sa vin gs and l oan s CIDSC'd until 111r•y obWJnp(j f ed c·r ~ll Ins u ra nr·t·. ('fl'atl ng "'" Ohi o's bl ggr•sr hankln g cr isis l ' V{' f , Conrlnurd on page· 8 Mine workers are briefed on rights, benefits MERCFRV1LLE - Members of the United Mine Worker s ·e mplgyed at Crown City Minin g Co. gathered thi s morning to be br iefed on their right s and benefits In the wake of an operatio ns shu tdown at the min · Jng complex . Larry Jarrell, presiden t of UMW Loca l 2150, said the s hut · . down affects 97 union members . There are to be 17 men recalled for reclamation work, he added . Members of the local said !here arc also 2:1 compan y s la ff em ployed a t th e mine , bur they did not know if the shutdown would immediately affect them . Jarrell said the compan y noli· li ed the loca l of the shutdown la st Friday afternoon a nd !hat "there wou ld be no work until lurthcr notice." No reason was given for th e s hutdow n, he said. , '' There arr Sf' VP ral rum o r~. but no n•a so n," .l ilrr(•J I Sil id. Co mpan y off icia ls d c·el in ~d comment Monday on report s llw r the min e had c losed down and w er e not Hva lla hlt\ ror eummt·nl Ihi s morn ing. "The meetin g wt,. re ha vin g toda y is for lh<' mPmbe rs tof thr lora II to flncl ou 1wh a 1r ig ht s 1hry h.a vr und er 1he co nlr:Jc t and how .Janl•ll ~Jl tl il !-.1 l'nf •mh(•rs lli p J,! atlw rr cl lJ I I hi' Cuy:tn Tow n.... hip Vo lunt rc•r i"l rr llPJJ;II ·tmcnt . 1\skPd what tht•ir OC'X I mov(l might be, .la <wll rt•s poml<'d . "Th<• un r mpl o.vmc· nr lim'. " Crow n C'lr y M i ni!<~ hu' bPr n In op< •rat io n sin!'" tlu• Hl70s . Th r min in g co mplt ·x o pf' r at ('s fhi" O U ~ h !,I'Vi 'l"a J "i ('( 'liOn.o, or r:u yan Tow nship. long the ir brn c llrs will last ," Absentee voting underway in Meigs HERR'S i\hsentee voting fur lht• May primary elections is now underway alth<• Meigs County Hoard of Elections office, IOK Mechanic St., Pom eroy . i\hsentee hallots will he mailed or residents can stop hy the offlco• and cast uhsentee hal lot, , There POTATO CHIPS 6 Oz. Bag 79( will he May primary elections In Pomeroy VIllage, the Southern Local School District and In Columhla Township. The hoard office is open from K: :!0 to 4:30p.m. Monday through Friday and Is closed from 12noon to 1 on those days for lunch. • DIOC.OKE OR SPRITE Board approves purchase of Bank One branch office Regullr or C1fleine Free 8 PACK, 17 OZ . NON·RET. BTLS . $175 SAVINGS EVERYDAY RITE IN EVERY AISLE AT • ••.• lr.tliW lltTf AID ACCII'TS AU ltfANUFACnllliR'S COUPONS ~ ·,;·:. WI ~!flY! THE ~ 1t1 Ull!fiiiWilRIIS • PIICIS lffEaiYI MAIOt 30 THRU APRILS, 1.917 • Nm ·blfGIMliiQliYPOGIAPHKAI.I. . . RITE RITE AID DISCOUNT PHARMACY - 208 EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO PHARMACY PHONE: 992-2586 ' Theodore T. R~cd Jr., President of the Farmers Bank and Sav ings Co .. Pomeroy, received word Monday that the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Washington, D.C. ha s approved the application of the Farmers Bank to acquire certai n asse ts and assu me certai n liabilities of the Tuppers Plains Branch of Ba nk One, Athens, NA ; Tuppors Plains, Ohio . This aut horizati on was approved on Marc h 26, 1987 by the Board and by their order sha ll nor be consummated before the thirtieth calendar da y following the effective day of this order . Voting In favor of this actio n were Cha irman of the Board, Paul Volcker. a nd Governors SegN, Angell , and Heller. Absent a nd not voting was Governor Johnson . Mr. Reed announced that he a nd B.T. Grover, Jr., President of Bank One Athens, have agreed that both banks will sign the final agree~enl on April 30th and that the Farmers Ba nk will commence operation In Tuppers Plains on Friday, May 1st. i\TI'END DINNER - Henry Hunter , chairman of the Meigs County Democratic Party, eenter, was most pleased with Saturday evening's ,Jefferson-Jackson D~y Dinner held at the Meigs County Senior Citizens' Center. Approdmatcly loO local residents gathered to hear remarks hy State Sen. ,Jan Michael Long, at left, and Auditor of Stale Thomas E. Ferguson, at right. .. CAN DIDATE FOR OFFI CE - llehecca Trlplo·tt , a o·undldal l' fur Pom eroy VIllage Council, Is hoping Auditor M Stall• Tl!uma,, 1': . Ftlrgus on 's predi ction that 191!8 will he the year uf 1111• H<•mu!'rab proves corro •ct. Triplett Is pictured at Sa turday ' ' "" "11' ~· ., ,Jcfferson-,Ju ckson Day Dinner held at the Mt•ig• County St•nlur Citizens' Center with, left to right , Slate St•n. ,Jan Mlo·hiwl l.un~. Auditor FerJtUson, and Henry llunter , ch.alrmun of thr ,\J,.J~, County Democratic Party . State auditor, Long address Meigs Democrats Approxlm!llcly 150 people turned out S'aturday evening lor the Democrallc Party ' s Jeflerson-J ackson Day Dinner a t the Meigs Count y Senior Cltlzens' Ce nter. State Sen . J a n Michael Long addressed the group, followed by guest spea ker, Audit or of Stat e Thomas E , Ferguson. Ferguson pral5ed Long for his accomplishments In the few weeks he has beE:ll In office and ·es pecia ll y lor hi s as sistan ce In bringing ferry service to rome· roy during the c los ing of the Pomeroy -Ma~on bridge. Ferguson said that 1988 wi ll be the year of the Dcmocrar. s and also talked about the operation or his offi ce and how It arts "·' a SI OP·It« i> to c mb~zz l l'rs . Re becca T r l~ lr ll . co nd ldut(' for Pomeroy Vllt ug <' Co ull!·!! , wa $ al so lntrotlut' <'d ro the gathe ring. ' . I' '• ! I• i • �' ·c ommentary Indiana wins national crown . The Daily Sentinel I. Ill Court Street ROBERT L WINGETT Publisher I· I. PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER of ThP Un11C'd Press Internationa l Inl and Dal ly Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association LETI'ERS OF OP IN ION arr ....,clcomc They should bf:' less than))() words rill st ttP sl.t:ncd w!lh name, address and lelephon£' numbt•J No Wl slgncd il".'ttcrs ~Ill be pl bll!ohed Leiters should bE' Jn long All lettrrs are su bj ('('f toed Iring and good tastt•, addressing Issues, not rrrscna lll!es Wa.shin{{lon Window What children think _ We have heard lhe bad news children watched a bout children There have been Thts kid gap has been reme· a senes of well publicized sui· died by a major new poll, Ihe first ctdes and sutclde pacts Televl· co mprehe nsive survey lo ask sion has focused in on chtld youngster s how lhey see the abuse Socia l sclentJSis tell us world around Ihem The poll was th at high divorce rates yteid a Ia ken by the Roper Organization, verv htgh n se tn lema le headed commissioned by the American households whtch, m turn, vlelda Chicle Group a]ld asked ques· verv htgh rate of children m lions oll ,OOO youngslers aged 8 to poverty Bevond that. we have 17. hea rd all aboul rollen schools, The results are full·bodied a nd drug abuse. chtldre n bearmg complex - and quite dilferenl ch ildren (teenage pregna ncies) from the view of cr!sis often Interesting All the news comes presented. to us courtesy of adults Consider a chlld's·eye VIPW or Comes now a nother view what h1s or her "family and home the ktds lhlnk about it Rather life." Given a choice between surprtslngly. over the years "happy" and "not too happy," 90 then' has bee n very little public percent re porled Ihey are happy opmwn polling of children What Asked if they are happy or not too there was dealt mos11y with what happy about "the amount of love cereals and candy children ate, your parenl(s) show you," 93 and what tel evision shows the @1SSi l"'ttr wo~ $T.'iii.·"TF.<.8>1ZAM-- errt\ __,..~-~-B_e_n_Wa_u_en_be__!.,;.rK; percenl say happy Now, these are dlscriminallng children; do not thmk !hey are nol wildly happy aboui everything. Only 62 percent say they are happy about " how well you gel along with your brother (s) or sister(s)." There Is complexity , too, aboul family life, parllcularly about how children view working molh· ers Kids say they think kids are likely to get inlo more trouble if the mother works They also think the children of working mothers are more Independent than other kids On balance. however, by 59 percent Ia 34 percenl, children prefer lhat their mother have a job out or home What about those ternble schools? This may sound surprisIng, but most American children "like school" -77 percent When f'M. Mf~-~ ~j~ The E.F. Hutton of the Senate By STEVE IOERSTEL WASHINGTON t UP It - Is Sen Sam Nunn ol G~orgw theE F Hutt on of lh~ s~na l <' Most cwtamlv. tf the Iss ue JS mms conlrol agreemrnts or lhf' m1ill ~rv Thai does not mean the Senate stops a nd gl' es rapt and undtvtded atlenllon to Nunn "hen he sp('aks No se naiOJ ts accorded tha t dlst lnclion MosHy. the Grot gw Democrat dcll vet s ht s monologue to an empty cham bet m a native dt aw l that cou ld sNvrwell as a 1emrdy for lesset forms of insomnia But in a &•nair largrlv populated" tth eager talkers and vtr tuallv devotd of ltstrnet s. Nunn ts heard And hr manages without the high-powered medta blttzPs favoH·d by mam of ht s co lleagues Although senators may dtsagrcewtth htm . and some do. when Nunn reaches a conclus ton. tl ts a<·ccptrd by many of his co lleag ues as rallytng potnt on an issue, Takes this example Last week. Nu nn dellvetrd thr ftr st of threc s peeches tn whtch he determined that the ARM treat y prt'sentcd to and rattfted by the Senate would precludr the '' pe of advanced research on the "Star Wars" defense sys tem on which Pt rstden t Reagan" an ts to embark On that same d,Iv, tndecd hours befote Nun n s poke, Sen Claibor ne Pell, (l R I chatrman or the prt'Sitg!OUS Foreign RelatiOns Committ ee, and Sen/ Joseph Atden D i'lcl chatrm an of the .Judtclarv Committee· pronouneed stm tlta r judgments Yet. Nunn's vet dtct can ted a grea t deal more wctght tn the White House, whtch disputes the ftndmg wJih hts co lli'agues and tn the ~Ia { 4\'h~• Matnl\ becau se Nunn rrac hed hts conclusion after a lubonous. tn detJ!h stud y of the IH'at\ and th e tesllmonv that Supported 11 ~ On the othc• hand. the tmpt ess ton left by Pe lt and Rtden was that ttJry teach<'d the samc potnt matnl' bee .~ use 11 com en tr lttly fll thetr 6pposition to 'Star W.trs · : Not ts Nunn's a.rknowiP<I ged rxpcr ll se llmitrd to arm s cont rol ql(recments it goes deep tnto mtlttat' affatr s. brfitllng but not alWays true of Arme<l &>rvtcrs Comm1ttee chairmen Las t vear his ~.?pth or knowledge danlrd evrn cr usty former Si'n Barry Gotdwati'J, R 111 tz . whr n thi'v Jcamod to reform the joint r hlels. ; ;Just short of 1o yeats In the Senate>, Nunn ts tenderi'd the respect t)M!t norma lly Is rrservrd fot much more srnlot· mrmbers ·)I not qullr yet on the same level. it ts verv close to that accorded In the past to the I,Jt ('Sen Richard Russell and the late Rep Carl Vmson ;{ls,o Grorgta llrmort ,Jts, who \\ere the masti'rs of the mliital\' In t~ll time Nunn ts ,, distant rela tJ V<' of Vinson :-And unltkr Nunn Russe ll and Vin son v.et ea t thrlr peaks durtng a P.Ortod when mllitut'\ matters wrrr the province of just a few and lhclr d<'cJslons 1\ort r 1arrlv. tf <'I 01, challrngrd : Nunn opera trs m .Jn et·a of Instant rxprt ts But unltkr many of the trl.<t ,Jnt experts. Nunn wr tghs hi s words ~><'fore he s peaks pt efrrt ing not to shoot from thr lip like somr of <hr others At 4R Nu nn is movcng Into fu ll pollttra l maturlly undrt scorrd b\ thr mterest m him as,, potenllal prrstdenllalcandtdatr a sirrn he has only partly silenced He h.ts not 1enouncrd a race for198R nomination only sa id hr '.IOuld make a drrlston Ia Jet tn th!' 1rat Rut with thr renrwrd posslblltl\ or an agrerment between lh<' Untied States and thr So' 1Pt Unton on nuclrat mtssllcs in Europe, and perhaps more Nu nn rna\ ftnd th,ll hts plar<:•ln thP nrx t twovears ha s tcfbe in thr Srnal<' - not m Ia\\ a 01 Ne11 H,tmpshltr or eve n tn the sOuthrt·n stairs The Si'nate 1\0uld 1r,11 h a judgment fac r d '.ltlh a n agreement With Nunn II would be' a more learnrd onr Letter to the Editor Thanks for a job well done • fd like to takr thts oppon unlt v to-thank the ma nv pat ent s and m"mbers of the Eastrt n Ath lrtlr boosters lor aII Ihell work and assistance in helpm g pt rparrour ba<eball field for the upcomi ng sepson Your effor t Is grr,t tlv appreciated :fhanks to thrse tndt vtduat s wr havt> completod a new 1c•gu tat ton b~kslop twith the boosters p~rcha s inR the r ham llnk re~c in!( I and a home 1un frner. Y.hile also rrconslructcng the mftc ld Much painting a nd J,mdsca pmg has also been donr, reallv addtng to th e overa ll apprar.Inre of the lacllil v. Members of the sc hool's shop class under Mr Larry Hrln es arc also to be commended for und er laking as a proji'ct th e building or lhr inilial framework for our backstop A special thanks goes 10 Rogct· K~ller for many hours of hard work In fabricating and welding rh(. final segment s of lhe backstop i would like top give additiona l tti8nks to High School principal DDn /\piing, Athlettc Director ~nnls F.lchlnger, and Don Jack • I son and Krlt h Weber for their asststance I'm also v<'rv proud of our team for the tnterest they have taken in grttmg the field ready. Evl'rY player spenl sever al wl'ekends working very hard on these va rious project s. I would like to give a special thanks to Charlie Collins. not only lot his work on the field, but also for his tremendous support as assista nt coac h Many hours or hard work and lo ng day s have gone Into making a dream a reality Several parents working shift work missed many hours of sleep and gave up their weekends for the kids Everyone involved In any way Is io be commended for their effort Your work and supporl has been grea11y apprecialed The e ntire com munity ha s been very generous We now have a facility to be vet y proud of. In closing I again "tha nk you" all! Scoll D Wolle Eastern High · Baseba II Coach "May I have a follow-up question? Do you have your fingers crossed behind your back?" asked to grade their schools In ' the same way most sc hools grade Ihem, by letters from A lo D, 29 percenl gave !heir school an A and 49 percent gave them a B. The aspecl of sc hool that children liked the least should not come as a surprise: "cafeteria rood " Now. don't get I hem wroqg American youngslers do feellhat there are big problems among our youngsters The Roper polls ter asked Ihe teenage pari of the sample about whal's going on More lhan half of the teenagers observed "a lot" of smoking (52 percent) , drinking (37 percent) sexual activity (30 percent), crime (19 percent), drug abuse (19 percent), manjuana (23 pprcenl), teenage pregnahcy (13 percent) , crack/ cocaine t~se (6 · percent). Whal to do about it? It turn s. oul, according to Ihe survey, thai less lhan hall or our schools offer sex education or classes on drug and alcohol abuse. But an over· whelming majorlly of students tn lhose schools (almost 4-lo II think such classes are good, ' One general sense suffuses the survey results optimism Fully , 80 percent of !he youngstpr say · they plan to go to college (Only about 45 percent of Iheir parents allended 1 Many of them (69 percent) already know what they want lo do when thev grow up · Far and away, the fie ld of : "medical/ health care" IS in first · place ll's a Ume when we adulls are ' once again embarked on a small orgy of seJf.nagellation, partly because we think our kids are In !rouble, what with suicides, abuse. dope. poverty, latchkey kids and bad schools But out kids apparently think differentl y. When asked whal makes them "feel good" - 95 percent re· sponded "being a n Amencan" Here's a question some pollster should ask "Who knows best about kids•" Golden Fleece wiriner__Ja_ck_A_n_d_er_so_n_&_J_os-=-ep_h_Sp_<J_ar WASHINGTON- Bad enough for President Reagan thai a small army of investigalors Is digging lnlo the Iran/ contra scandal thai marks Ihe low poml of his administration But now II lurns out that congressional auditors have been combing through the files of Reagan's shining hour. his triumphanl second Inaugural celebration in January 1985 The General Accounting Office report on the lavish round of parties Is not released yel, but II threatens to larnlsh lhe almost royal glow lhat surrounded the second Inaugural. The GAO Investigation was done For Sen William Proxmire, O-Wls , who plans to use 11 as thE' basis for another or his famous Golden Fleece Awards publicizing ex travagance by federal agencies The audliors concluded that at leas l some of Ihe $15 million cost or Reagan's 1985 inaugural cele· bra lion was improperly borne by seven federal agencies and the District of Columbia, which provided millions or dollars' worth of services to lhe Republi can partygoers al taxpayers' expense Here are the most glaring problems the GAO inves tigators found , according to the report , which was obtained by our associale Lucette Lagnado· -The Jaw is hazy on the use of federal agencies to help out al Inauguration time, " and whelher taxpayer monies ma y be used to fund " lhe Inaugural balls and parties And the legal status or Ihe Presidential Inaugural Com mltt ee Is equally hazy. Allhough lhe commltlee was supposedly a non-profit corpora· lion, "Its principal officers and employees were a Jso key off!· 0ials wl1hln the White House, coloring (the commltlee'sJ re· quests with subslant lal pollllcal and l!avernmental suasion " In other words, 11 would be a brave bureaucrat who would raise serious objections to any re quests !rom a committee with that kind or clout In fa ct, the congressiOnal audi tors complained that lhecommlt· tee was so self Important It did what It could to hamper · the GAO's investigation - The only lnslance the auditors found of someone flatly refusing an Inaugural comml11ee requesl came !rom the very botlom or the bureaucralic heap· Military personnel who were asked lo pour champagne for the VIP guests at one of the lnaugu· raJ balls declined the honor. Even so, the report notes Ihat mililary personnel and lhelr wives were pressed Into service "to set up tables, slulf party favors, lake tickets and function as security guards." Other me· nial chores performed by lhe military included "crowd con· trol" al the inaugural parties and the erecllon or folding chairs lo seat the ellle. - The audttors round lhal the Pl'ntagon contributed by far Ihe most or any agencv in ter ms or manpower and other resources. Yet lhe applicable law restricts the Defense Deparlmenl's role In inauguralions ld the provision or hospital tent s, ambulances. stretchers and drivers "as may be spared without detriment to the public service " According 10 the report, the Pentagon Incurred about $10 million In cosls directly relaled to the inaugural celebration The inaugural commltteE>'s relmbur semen! lotaled jusl $15,696 - The investigators quest! oned the use of mililary person nei as escorts and "lransporla lion assistants" for the many celebrities atlending the balls and parlles. For example, 71 of these milllary escorts were as signed to the enlertalners who came Ia town to celebrate wl1h their former Hollywood asso· elate in the While House In all, more than 1,000 ••support personnel " were s upplied by the Pentagon, al a cost or $44,063 Secrecy and the presidency__G_.e~org"--eMc_Go_ve_rn • Notwithslanding the poet Wil · ll am Blake's assurance that secrecy Is " the hum an dress ," the two most serious presidenllal crises In American history have occufred In the admlnlstralions or the two most secretive and manipulative president s - Rl· chard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. In a percepllve piece, David Broder of The Wa shington Posl concludes lh at "A While House cull or secrecy - linked to a manipulative view of press rei a · lions and rooted In dlstrusl of journallsls - winds up vlctimlz· lng the very politician who creates it " President Nixon carried the arl of manipula tive public rela · lions Ia a new lnlensily. More than any previous president , he relied on public relallons experts like Bob Haldeman and John Ehrllchma n In contrast lo his predecessors, from Roosevelt to Johnson, Nixon held comparatively lew p~ess confere nces, but exten· slvely used his aides lo manipu· lale, intimidate and sometimes di scredl1 the press Nixon did nol invent lhese manipulative arls, but he carried lhem 10 unprece· de nted levels Prior 10 Ronald Reagan, no president In modern limes held as few press conferen· ces as Nixon As an asplra nl lor lhe presld· ency against John Kennedy in 1960, and again in 1968 againsl incumbenl VIce President Hu· bert Humphrey, Njxon agreed to ca mpaign deJales wllh his oppo· nen1. But once In the White House he refused all debales wllh me as lhe Democrallc nominee. All during !he summer and fall or 1972, Nixon refused even to appear on lhe same slage wl1h me or to visit the sa me city where I was campaigning In these ~arne crucial cam· palgn months , he refused to meet with the press For Ihe most part, he declined lo campaign personall y except for carefully arches lraled lelevision appearances and negative TV commercials designed lo deplcl me as an unstable radical These lacllcs "worked" admlr ably lor the In cumbent president. He was carried to victory in 49 of 50 stales, jusl as Ronald Ragan was In 1984 The trouble wilh all or this unavallablll1y, secrecy and manlpulallon is thai It co incided with the ma ssive cover-up executed by Nixon and his men following the Watergate breakln. II also followed lhe earlier sec rei. Illegal bombing of Cambodia, which Nixon denied even as 11 proceeded in 1970 and 1971. In lhe end, Nixon yielded his office rather than submit to a lull Impeachment proceeding that almosl surely would have forced him 10 leave the White House In a similar - if In some respects dlfferenl -way, Ronald Reagan has been following lhe , Nixon script Nixon was obviously a much better-informed and capable president than Reagan He did not need the constant " nurse· maldlng" by aides lhat has been required for Reagan. Nor did he have to be corrected lor errors after press conferences as has Reagan But the pattern or s~recy and manipulation or the '\press is similar. From th e beginning, Reagan's aides carefully limited his avail· ability lo reporters. When the president did appear for press conferences 40 times during 74 months In office- an average or about once every two months his atdes attempted to put a special "spin" on what Reagan had said They also had lo explain alllo lrequen11y that the president did nol mean what he said. 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Al so congra t s to Coach Ron Lo· gan and Mlck Childs for lndl· vtdual achtevements or Coaches of lhe Year Both arf' well de· serving I believe thai I had previously congratulated both Southern and Eastern squads, but just in case, ' 'Congratulations fo r a job well done." Th e kids at both schools put In much hard work. By the way. Southern's winter sports banquet will be this Satur· day , April 4, at 6 30 p m in thE' high school gym. World Series and Boston Rd Sox pllching s tar AI Nipper. who has a spring lramlng E.R A of 11 00 says of his team's pttchlng woes. "It's sort of discouraging to look over In Ihe other dugout a nd see the managpr have a deadlock on tlle players. because they're so anxious lo gel lo the plate." RPd Sox pilching ha s been sub par in the absence of ace Roger Clemmens. · Where did lhe jerspys go• It seems tha t lhe Cleveland Indians' Waterloo farm learn came up fiv e jerseys short when distributing jerseys this spring Trainers and clubhouse personnel after a mas· sive search couldn't solve the mystery . lhat is until club executives stepped foJW ard Five members of the front office had used them for their bowling team PublishNI rvf'rv aft rr n oon Mo ndu\' lh rou.'[h f r lda\, 111 Courr St Po m£>rov. Ohi o bv thr Ohio Vall(')' Pub llshln~ Compi.t OVIMul!l mrdla lnr , Pomf'rov Ohio 45769 Ph 99'2 2JSti Sf' cond C'I ,! S~ po."> t a ~<' puld at PomM'ov. Ohio M('mbN Unlt ('fi Prt'ss tntrrn atl onal In la nd Da il v Pn-ss Ass(X• Iallon a nd I h(' Ohio Nrw11paper A ~~oclar ion Nal lonlll Advf'rt l~ lnl! Re-pr<'S<'ntatlv<'. Branh am Nf'Wspapf'f' Sa lf"S 73.1 Third Awnuf' Nf'w York Nrw York 10017 POS'ThfNJT'ER S{>nd addrross r h.m j:J'S to Th(' Dal ly Senl lnrl 111 Cou r1 S1 Pomerov. 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Pltl,.hur~b Hor..lon "l'at at r~ ( ''"'''" nt 1 rh k Uh !:.In n l't l II II II I I ltot!litun llfHKI'\ It\(,\ t N\TIO~ t\1 The Daily Sentinel Berry's World The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Ohio Page- 2-The Daily Sentinel : Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio March 31, 1987 PRICE 2~ Cl'nl s Subscribers not dC'Sirlni!IO pay !hi" car· rl £>r m ay r£mll In adva n('(' dlrl'rl lo Th r Da lly !;(tnt lnt'l on a l 6or 12 mont h basis Crl.'dll will bf ~Vf'n ca rrlrrl'ach Wl'£'k No subs<'rlptloru by mnll perml!lr<l In arC'Qs whC't e homt" carrier S<'f\1{'(1 L' .Jvallablr l Eastern's girls eager Arl~ne Rllchle was a member of th e 1986 87 all SVAC tea m as an ha n· ora ble mention member In lhP official lislmg Arlene had mtsla kenly been omit led Congt atula· tJOns Arlene a nd the othpr res· pecltve members of the boys ' a nd girls' squads Kvger CreE>k basketball mentor Scott Semple was well deserving of the SVAC's Coach or the Year Stemple took an ailing KC squad and turned them Into winners through hard work a nd dedfcallon I can remember when members of the curre nt KC learn were defeated by scores of 82·18 and similar scores Boih the boys and Coach Stemple a re lo be commended for the vas! improvement made smce those rough limes. Another example of hard work paying off, setting goa ls, then lak lng the necessary steps to reach them KC won 10 ga mes this past season Bv FRED LIEF UPI Sports Writ er NEW ORLEANS tUPl i Ketth Smart waved a huge lndtana flag at m1dcout 1 as if a revolulion had been won Steve 1\lfot d th e pert less All Amenca shooter , embt aced hi s mother , then wrnt to sntp th e net Bob Kntght the demandtng and trasctble coac h seemed almos t em ban assed. as tf sueh JUbtla sc 01 ed 12 of hts team 's las t 11 potnls. Th e juntot guard scored 21 points and wa s nam ed the Tout nam c nt 's o ut s tanding pla}et "This ts a fa tr y tale. · he said Ma ybe I'll wake up some ttme Cole man sa t des pondent In front of hi s lock et He WdS ,1skcd tf he could take a ny soldC<' fJ om Sy racuse's cxceptJonal sr,tson "Not 1ca lly ,' h<' s,nd PoQt foul shoottng - thr nemcs ts of th e Ot angemrn ali next yea 1 season • !Iiford, the Olymptan who has labored und et Kntght for fou r yea r s, closed ht s college cat eet wit h a dash of ma gic He scored 2l pomt s. mcludtn g 7 of 10 flon w e1e fOJ weaker men All wa s well 10 the wotld of shootmg from 3-point range Ht s lndtana basketball Monday night outside shootmg kPpt Ind ia na th<' Hoostet s at c NCAA alive bcfm e Smat t Itt up the champions atena with actobaltc lwtsts a nd They defeat ed Sytacusc 7l 71 flashdance mov es m a st 11rtng ntght of basketball 'It was a lottofhatdY.otkand th ,t t brought ample tnbut c to a lot press ure " sai d Alto• d hts both teams 1 eyes clouded wtt h !<'at s "But look what happens · The outcome, before a Supe1 dome ct owd or 64 %9 left Indt a na with 1ts ftfth national tllle It It v.as a lso a ntght that ended was a lso the third champlonshtp crus hingly for Drrnrk Coi0ma n for Knt ght . who JOined Adolph The Syrac use forward r stab Rupp and John Wooden as th e lished htmself as onr of college only coac hes to wm more than basketball's coming players, put two NCAA crov.ns ling down 19 rebound s With 28 'One. two, thte<'?" Kmght seco nds left however hts at sa td "What s the dtfference?" tcmp tonthe ftont cndolal and 1 Thts was a ntght that belonged b,mged off th l' f1 ant of th e tim not so much to coac hes as to Syracu se coach .hm BoPhctm play!'rs chose to sta t•on hts othPJ fout Smart th e JUniOr co llege playeJS In the dcfcn stvt' end or tr ansfe1, sa nk a wmmng 15 th e rout t fot Coleman s It<'<' footer from the basehn ew tth four tht ows. and indwna took th<' second s left, cappmg an cxtraot re bound uncontested then set up dlnary seco nd half tn wh1rh he for the v.innrr NEW ORLEANS tUPlt Perhaps Bob Kntght should te view hi s policies more olt en Indi a na's often tntractabl e coach tradtttonallv t·cfram s fl om put s utn g JUnt ot co ll ege trans fet s, but he c han ged hts outloo k aftrr last season. brmg mg m <Pnlet ()ran Gall ell and guard Kctth Smat I All Smat t dtd Monda\ ntght "'"' win the Most Valuable Playct award and g tve Kntght a tht rd NCAA cha mp JO nshtp as lndtdna edged Sy ra cuse 74· 7.1 Th<' 6 foot 1 It a nsfrr ft om Ba ton Rouge La . was playing an unm sptred game unttl thr Hoostet s pullrd wlthm fi1-19 Smart llrd th~ scme wtth a drivmg baskrt a nd ht s la yup wtth 4 17 left forged a 6.J.6:1 li<' H• · gave lndwna a 67 66 lead wtth 'l l 1 rematnmg and ht t ano thrt dm mg lav up wtt h 80 second s lt'ft to mak<• tt 70· 70 Hts I footct sliced Svracusc s lead to 7:1 72 w tt h :~2 :;c•c onds 1 em a 1n mg brfot e pulhng Ihe NCAA cu• tam down wtth a s pellblndtng fina le ' I'd like to thank tlndtana forwa tdl Da•y l Thomas fm not tak tn g a shot and pass mg 11 bark to ml', · satd Smat t, who dt tbbl r d Into the lrft ro t nrr and sank a The Southern·Eastem varsity baseball contest scheduled for Monday evening was postponed due to lnclemenl weather. The game wUI be made up either tonight (Tuesdayl or Friday wea· lher permitting at 4: :II In Reine. Bolh teams are ~0. anolht 1 VIS II Monda y night Th ry ~A r t e 11 of 20 fat the g<~ mr mts smg 4 of thel 1 !.IS I ti 'Wf> h.1d co nftdr nCl rick, Drt tn S\ I.H usf' rr n1 Pt Rom Sclkaly said We've st1 uggi<' <i al l }ear \lith ou1 f 1r~ tht ows · The Hoos11•1 s 11 "l lrd 11 14 with more than ll minutc•s to go Tht •l lied 11 70 70 with 1 21 left on .1 l os~ in g <~ bdspb,\1 1 pL1ss beyond lll l<l lU UJI 'I "" ' hoping fo• .1 mil'acle" Sy t ,ltusc gu 11 d St r\<' Thomspon s .t ld GutthPit) w..1s Sm;.~rt- Llgaln H<' tntrt <t'ptc•d ,md heaved tlw bttl! IO\\ <It d t tw lnd ldna <" hrcri ng Sf'C ~ ton , lPII Ill g IOOS( ' 011 t hC' ('OU rt a rtoudlld f' of lloo~ J PI I rd and whtlr r rve1se li:Jvup by Sm ,Jt I 11 0\HII cl Triche put Syt acusc up 7\ 711, ' II s iiH l)(•s t It dtn ):! I VI' had dll nl\ ltffi s.ttcl lncll.Jn,l s Rick making the ftont of " I antll and barely httltn g the 11m on ht s seco nd shot C. ii)O\\ d\ Smat 1 ansv..C'tf'd ~tx ~ Nond s la trr with a jumprl hom the la ne Then Colem.m, ,,70 pPII'rnc fou l shootel', was fou led bv Smat t and f,lllod fJ om the ltnf' The Hoos tets wot krd <'.II(' full;. I'Unnlng ptcks and <ull i n ~ thtough lh <' mtddl <'. St ', ll c htng for Alf01d and ht s JUITIJll 1 \\l!O 1' t \01,1g'f'S potn ts 1 g .Jm f' hut H ,1s hr ld srotP IPs:-, · Tht-. 1 ~ Ill<' way it's suppnsPd to ('IHl No 2 lndt .lnd Ill i II'C'etwd . pomt s l1nm o11h lout pldVCI s !'hom IS h.td 211 wlulr Dean (, ,.IIH11 JJIUVIthd 1dJountJo.. Fo1 w l'\11 \0 with S\ l <~<u s(· , 111 n7 with 4 01 II' II was not till• mc~n ul Stwr m.1n lluuglds lht' msect qu•<k potnt J..:llltd h.Hl :m point s dlld f 1:-.s tsls Sf' lk ..tly h.td l A po tnt s 111d 10 H'ho und s .tnd C,rp g thr momr•nl 1t11s limP "I t '-' i.ls cl('s tgnrd fot S1t v' ' but tn thi st•rontl h.tl f ,Js Alford, \\hos e• lu st b,1skf'l t c~rrn thrv colbpsC>cl on hun Smell I s.tld Oc11 \I I'ho n1 cl;-. sP t .1 gnnd winnmg 11) footer wllh fout se conds left 'That "as a sma 1'1 at1hC'clock wh cnlletJigoiJutl VL'i:ll. knew 1tmC' wa s 1unn mg out rh(•n I looked up and saw th~ r lock ~ ;u ni or co llf'gr m K .Jn sd ~ ) wo~ tl'h IUnning With One srcond was hopmg 11 \\.I S. A~yt~IOg l~ft I OH 1 ca.n h.ipp<•n V. llh onr sec ontl left Small took <a le of th<ll htm Si' lf tniPI CPpli ng nrt I trk ( OIP mans pass thtown ftom undP I th e lndtana ba sket ThiS ts a fau v talc- m.J\ be• I II wake up some11m r n<xt vcat ' sa td Smat I who sCOI<'<I1 2 ol lndtana s fmal 11 pomt s Av1cragmg 11 puml s pe1 gaml' pnl ct mg t he NCA,\ <hampton shtp matchup, Smat I htt 9 of 1'> fl om lh<' float and I of 4 ftom lh!' foul line to fm tsh wtlh ~ I pomts He also added 6 asSi sts a nd 2 SIC'als WhJ) (' p1 0V Ing lhC'I'(' Wd S more to the Hoo<J<'J ba<k<ou•t than All Amenca Ste\C Alfotd WI' wa nt r d to look f01 me on the ft na l play,' Alford sa td , "but I' ve sa id befo re that \ OU ca n t concentrate only on stopping mr This team is too good rlscwhrt <' and you saw that tontghl ' Smart satd a few choice wmds flam Kntght was Pnough lo ptovtdc am ple mottvalton 10 thr second half " He sa td I had to 1ral fl get mvoiHd 10 ou t offense. so I went outa nd go tlt,"Smattsald · i as! dects1an on hts part i dtdn 1 look ' Browning to open on hill for Reds Game postponed pdld Mont oc• \\ hn hni . , IPd :l polntPt s a! " Jll'llll \ .11 t Mir flntshPd with 1_2 If hr wrr P po tnt s Smart named MVP after game-winning shot The Easlern at Miller base· ball /softball games sched uled for Friday wtll now be played on Thursday. Until next tim~ I'll see you In the victory circle' TAMP/\. Fla. (U PII - The Clncmnati Reds, who had two exhibilion games ratned out Mond ay. annou nced that Tom Browning will be the starling pitcher In the regular season opener Aprll6 agai nst Montreal The Reds had scheduled split squad games Monday againsl the Kansas City Royals in Tampa and aga inst the Detroil Tigers In Lakeland, but both were ca n celed because of rain Mar io Solo, Ihe Reds' starting pitcher in the last five Open ing Day games, ts not ava ilable to star t this season 's first game because h(''S being brought along slowly at spring lraming follow· lng arm surgery l•st year. Solo probably will start the regu lar season on the disabled list a nd may not pttch until late April "Browning has been our most consistent pitcher the last two years," said Reds' manager Pete Rose "He won 20 games In 1985 and 14 games last year " It will be the first Opening Day assignment for Browning, who was l4· 1.11ast yea r Rose also annou nced that Bill Gulilckson, 15-121ast season, will pitch the second game of the season, April 8, agal~st Montreal "Gully wanted to go in the opener against Monlreal beca use thai's his old team," noted Rose. "But he' ll gel a c han ce al them In the second game." - sc• C'C II fo• mr on th0 base line. . To b<' honest, I didn 't know If It "a s go ing tn I JUst tossed It up " Se\ era ! <~ra nd s rla psed be fat 0 thr Otangc•mrn <auld stop lhc ' <lock l'hP\ lnbound~d from undPt th PII bds kt•l with Coleman I wa s 1n Ldtdc·n Cll\ mg thl• lll lf'gt.nnt•ontf'IPvl slon Now I m on r op flf llw wot Jd " Eastern reserves pos t t wo d wins over Southern 8 squa RACINE - Th<' Eastct n E<igli's rrsf't Vf' bdSC'bclll 1rdm posll'd two vtctonrs ovfll lhC' Southr1 n 1'01 nado rrsf'rvf's 7 1 and 7 1, ln ~~ s,, tutdav <lfl<'t noont '"lnb tll Trathng 4 1 tn the oprnmg game Eastrtn r amrb.~rk In th< · last in ning to ci ,IIm the' 7 o win In that go~ me Southrtn hutlrt G.trv Rersr had " no hiiii'J going unttllhl' ltn al tound vlel<lln g just one unPat ned 1un until that tlml' So uthrt n took a 2 IIIPdd In t hi' sPcond tnmng whPn Br·dnd on Kmg walked then JOdi' hom<' on" homr 1un by Shane Simpson On P tnnlng latrt Sou th rt n pi,Jird two morr whrn Bria n Diehl doubled Ktng singled him home, a nd Brent Shultrt sl.tpped a un s<ot·lng flr ldrr's choler In shall stOJ>', Ihe scorr 4-0 Ea ster n f"" ght bo~rk with nnl' tn thr fo urth as Krnnv Ca ldwrl l walkrd and Howu• l.awrt nCI' slammed a rocket shot of thr rlghtfteldt•t s glow f01 thr scoll' r'inally In th e top of lhc fifth .Jon B•ssclll It'd off" lth" wa lk . Shawn Bush si ngled Brian Bat· ley v.alkcd Scott Fit(h singl"l. Scptt McDonald doubl ed. Mlkl' Martin doubl ed. Lawtcnct' and Derek Yonker wa lkr d, ,1nd .Jon Bl ssr ll slnglrd th r seoH·now74 During that prt lod Rerse tired despite hi s fine rffott, te,Jvlng way for trtlevct Mark Por lrr who flnl shrd th e g.tme • Southrrn scorrd .J sin gll' run In thr finale , 7-o Mike M.trtln wa s th e wi nn ing pitcher In a grrat rffott despltl' six Eastr t n errors Hcfa nn rd six and gave up flv r hits wa lki ng just onr In thrnlght ca p, fre shman flreba iiPr Scott McDonald fannc•d nin e enrou le Ia picking up lh <' 7·1 win McDonald gave up just two hils and walked three In another fine rffort Shane Simpson su f 1 fct rd tltr loss clrspiJP pit ching <I good g" m'· g,il nlng trlief fr om B•l.•n DIPh l Thi' Y allowNI fiv e hil s ,tnd nillf' \\' dlks Dut lng the• cout sc• of bolh g<1mPs Scott Fit ch had two sin· gles M<Don.tlcl ,, double• Martin .1 doulllr dnd lt lpl<'. LawiPnee a si ngle' Blsst'll two sin~ irs. Bush a singl e. a nd Rat trv a sing !<' i'IJI Suutht't n Simpson had a hom1 • 1un ani! sing ! ~. Mlk~ Sh,lfp Julin McCI Intot'k , Btandon Kin~ ' ,md Cell v Jl(·rs!' N l( h ~ tn g[Ps .md Dlrhl <' double ' --·- ~J 1 IACKSON PIKE RT 35 WEST BARGAIN HATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY · ALL SEATS 12 SO ADMISSION£V£RY TUESDAY 12 50 ~ARCH' 27 thru AI'IIIL_!j FRIDAY thru THURSDAY a nWIIITI. FOI IC . . WTIWIU~ 1 BIOOI ** 8 WU fO ....... IOyow Mc.f -- ........ RUTLAND TIRE SALES "OETTING 10U THERE SAFEL1" LOWEST PRICES ON PASSENGER CARS AND LIGHT TRUCK TIRES " *ALIGNMENTS *FIONT-END WOIII *BAnEIIES *TilE IEPAII LOCATED · MAIN ST., RUTLAND , OHIO OPEN: 8·6 MON · SAT ; 8·8 FRI . PH. 742· 3088 Malter Cord and Visa Welcome WEDNESDAY IS VHS WINNING SHOT - Indiana's Keith Smarl, lhe hall on his linger lips, lakes lhe shot that gave Indiana a 74-73 NCAA championship win over Syracuse Monday night In New Orleans. That's Syracuse's Greg Monroe with lhe oul.<!lretched arm. (UPII 99C DAY VIDEO CITY THE LEADER 0 THE PACK In the Rear of Simons Pick· A·Pair ' 992-3830 FAMILY MOVIES COIBINATION Dl DINING ROOM ONLY FOR JUST Served with whipped polltoes, chtcken 111vy, colt slaw. hot roll. butter and coff~e. Sorry. no substitutes except bewuace wtlh addt· tiona I $3.25 CROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT PH. "2·5-432 POIIJ,.OY, OH•. Fritcl Chkkln SEVEN DEATHS HAIOLD THE DUCIC HEAITBUIN IIAIATE IIID II BACII TO SCHOOL TOP GUN CLUI PARADISE MAN HUNTEI THE TOMB COLD SWEAT SUIPIISE AnACII ON THE EDGE ZULU DAWN EXECUTIONER VENGENCE IS MINE ALL THE LATEST RELEASES �March 31. 1987 By The Bend -The ·Daily Sentinel Ry 11011 HOEFLICH So•ntind Staff \\riter Georg<• 13 RcutP!', who h.1s Meig s Co un ty IS n.tm1·d Hou min' R.tccoo n t)nt hi s MciS IC' r of Sc ir ncf' 1n Arts Thosts , <~n r xhtbttton m patnl mg and d1 aw mg !r om Aprtl ;; through Apri l 10 at the Hei sta nd Ga ll c• r v. E IPmC'nl'-11 y p1 cs UnJ\C'J MJLlmt S JI .\. Ox ford . Th e g:t ll cn wtl l bP open ft om K a m . to ;; p m , Moneby through Fnday for tho• show, Wtlh the oprning ICCC'pllon planm.•d tor Sundav. Apnl !i, from lro o p.m Router' s works deal "llh F:x prcsstonism of the la test m 1 movemf'nt - Nru F.xp1 rss Jsm. Grorgr is 1hr son nl r:Jma Smith Reut er Akron, anti the lat e John V Reu ter. Both were r eared in M c1gs Counlv. He• has bern a f1 cqucnt visilol lo MPtgs Count v f01 s- J tth r home of his grandfat hr1. thC' l ate Be n Smllh. and at th<• home of hts aunt. Mtss Lurllle Smith in Chester Y""' Th ank You' Th.JI romes fro m Wil liam . Lowen , 1.! 7 Bullcrnut ~~r. Pom eroy. in app<cc J,<IJon to the• many of vou who !'l'mrmbf'rrd to se nd him a ca rd" hen he marked his 9'>th btrthda v on March 21i M1 Lowen was grl ceived in the off1ce of the village clerk, Pomeroy, Ohio. until 12 o'clock (noon) on Aprtl 20th, 1987 on the fol · lowmg proposal 1 . For the purchase by the Village of Pomeroy of a new 1987- 1988 four door, five passenger, sedan wtth the fol1ow1ng added equipment· V-8 Engme - Not Over 305 Cubic Inches Wheel Base - Not to Ex ceed 115 Inches 6 Black Regular S1ze Ra · dial T1res Power Steer~ng Spotlight On left Hand Side Automaftc Transmtsston Vmyl Seats Air Conditioner Rear Wmdow Defrosl Rear Doors Open From Outs1de Only Back door Wtndows Re · mam Up Adjustable M~rrors On Both Sides Calibrated speedometer and police package opttons and transfemnQ radios, stren, flashing stgnals, fire extin· gutshers and protectrve shtelds from present car to nevv car Each b1d must c ontam the full name of every person or company mterested in the same, and the btd must be accompanied by a check or bond in the s um of S 1 00 00 to the sat tsfaction of the VII · . lage Council as a guaranty that tf the b1d is accepted. contract wtll be entered into and its performance prop erty secured The'se checks or bonds wtll be returned at once to all ex cept the successful btdder His checks or bond will be held unttl the contract or btd ts proPerly executed by htm The right is reserved to reJect any or all btds Jane Walton, Clerk Vtllage of Pomeroy on that dav - and h< •'s qurtr capable apparen tly 10 good heii llh and gets al ong wc•ll lnridPnt.tlll . h b appearance C'Crl.l tnly is that of a m an m"n)' y{'a r :-; y oungr1 Kn sta Sargent, a sec ond grader at the Pomcro1 F: i rmrn t ary Sc hool. was th<' fir st pldcr winner in thr li oc king Va ll<'\ Tourism Association namr thf' raccoon con test Krista w on a $o0 US. Savings Bond. a $5 gif1 cerliflca tP and a m eal at McDonald' s as her Mr. and Mrs Dougla s Barcoman of Cos t a Mesa, Calif. are announcing tho birth of their son . Brandon Marlin . . Ja n. 24 lie weighed stx pounds. 13 ounces and was 19 il; hes long·. Maternal gra ndparents art ' Mr and Mrs. Thom as Martn. Crestline. Caltf. and the paternal grandparents arn Mr . and Mrs Ben Borcoman of liuntlngt on Beac h , Ca lif Great grandpar ent s arc· Ciinlln Dou glas . Albany. and ,\ lpha Douglas. Pom erov, Rou tP I rH'I/ f' S Th( >JSI\Q('IJ I!On "mdS I (JJ Spriikmg o f lh<• Pome1 01 f:l< ' mPnl ut \ School s tudent ~ thc•n' wi ll b(' hPd f' ln ~ pC'r sonnf'l fJ om thr Southern Ohw Coa l Co tn ~pt tl S.tiil Mora Ctbson of Mo• tgs County docs much of th r• prog1 J m pn ·sen I a1ion s on 1he COd l mmin.(! O)X'ratJons o l 1hl' compan1 and IS sc hl'dUil'd l or two (:.I PPl' <.l l unrrs ell PomC'rO\' \\.' Jil SECTION 3. That all la g•slation enacted subseSealed bids w1t1 be re - Barcoman birth Man with local roots to display artistic talent . .,'~ M1 ~ V 1rgmm HP<.IJT('k, Bullf'l' nul .\vPnut·. rom Pr o\' , v.as moJf'· Holman birth I I, - ' . j I ' th a n plf'CI S(•d 10 ha\(' .~.., hrt gursts OVl'l thf' v Pt y plrd si:l nl ; ); ' I· ~<cckcnd, het r htld <en. Mr. and Mrs Willt am Hrdrick and son, Bn.1n. o f Shade; Mr and Mt s DdV Jd K el ler an d daughlct s, Sa ndy Lee and Val!•tw ,\nn of Reynoldsb urg . .t nd Da1 id Cl.11 k of Columbus It was weekend 10 enjoy I hC' and othr·r people d ' '' grr~ll .I 1< (',1( hC'I '" Mr. and Mrs. Loyal M . Holman arc an nounc in g the btrth ol their thi rd child , a daughter. BrllicJo, at the lioizcr Medical Cr ntt'r March 19 Th e ml ant weighed six pounds. two ou nces and wa~ 19 inrht's long. MaJC:rnal _granclpd rC'nl s lll'f\ Mr and Mrs. Paul Bell .1nd <he pat ernal grandmoth er i s M1 s Aitre Holman . ail of Rae me. M1. and Mrs. Holman's other two r htldren are Ja r ob Paul. four . and Nirolr L v nn. one l T hr Academ1· Awa <d s Show' thts y ear "'" s g"cn such a blas t of pubirctt \· - and f frll "out ol 11. ' You SP('. I gav0 up m ov Jf'S somr VPJrs ago wh 0 n 11 not onh· brfam r nC'cessurv to travd m1lc•s to sf'f' onr. bul l t':JmP to thP con etu s1on thr~l whdt I was sreing on thp s ilv0J scrrC'n Has for the most part wns tmg rn v ttme and mom·y Wtl h t h<~ t alti tude, I probabll have missed SO mC' good mOVJ('S - and ol ho•rku1·a lot of bad onr>. I find- .1ga1n lhtsyrat -l'ma slrangrr 10 tll r nomJnrPs d nd thf1 m ov tes up for best ptrture I dlCI though n•cogntz< • lhP namPs of Paul New man, .l ane Fonda and Woodv A li en from "nor her era It a ll adds up th at I ha1·r th at " los t ou< " fePiing Now. is thai a stg n of MY agr01 TilE agr,.' And - tlon't ge t <he tmpresston that I hatr mm iC's .. Shurk~! I 'vC' sC'P n " Wizard oi Oz" and "Go ne wllh the Wind" a whole bunrh of times Do keep smtling f'.\MPBELL'S PROMOTION - Syracuse and Salishury Elf•mt•ntary Schools wrr<.• wimwrs in th<• !'amplwll' s Soup lith annual lahrls for t•du('ation promulion hy Krogt•r. The Sy rat·ust• ~t · hool \\'On a t:ertifi<.:at•• worth 25 .0011 laln•ls, whilt• tlw S,tlislmr~· Sd10ol r(•c•f•iv ed ont• worlh ;;oo lalu· l ~. Roth ~·i('huol~ rf•d t•t•m tht• l.th{'l~ for ~upplit•s ,u1d t•quipnwnt. ('arolyn Ohling<"r of Krogt·rs , t•t•nlt ' l', Jtrt':•wnh•d tilt' .n·rtifkatcs to Rmnora Young , l<•ft, Syracuse ~<Chool, and B••rky Broder ick, Salisbury PTO. ,Jam•·• La wren« •. principal , is .tlso pil'lurcd with Deloris WIIJ , Kroger Pmployt•. With lhe lah<' l cerllficalt• and utho•r. roliPctl'd hy sludenls at SyraC'IIS<', a VCR. uve rh{•a d projt•dor, papt•r t.·uttt•r, t•amt~ra, t·ompuh•r t•qupmcnt and pri!>im ha\'t' hN'n nrdt•rt•d . i3i 24, 31 2tc Public Notice Auxiliary discusses fund raisers sr,rrcd fu nd Ja is mg artl\itic~ d! ~c u ssc cl at th r rccrn t moe< mg of the Rutland Vo lunii'Cr Ft 1r OcpJ rfm(·nt AuxJimn <.~1 th r !JrC' si C! lion . i\ n'port w.r s gJ\Cn on thr C'ap1a1 n D '< f ts h dtnnr< held Saturd.t> at the f liP house, along with t he lamil v tun ntgh t pro gram which ha d a good turnout Anothr'l" fun ni gh l was planned b,v rhr group. loi\ nn St cwa t'l noted that a bakr sa le wil l be held on Apn i I H Rl <h e Dcpal'!mont storr v.f' t C' With p1 ocreds to go toward A lso cl i sr u ~sed was an dPCISion IS n fiJI'men Ass1stancr w!lha pic tu resalc by thefiremen wa s requested of members .Janel Willia m son prest ded at the m eeting. Kimbrtlv WilliOJd r0p01 t on usrd tr(" rrC"am rna · planned Juamta L ambel'l won tho trmcling prize brought b1 Opal Dyf' r and Mrs. Lam bert v-iii proviCie onr lor April. egg hunt fo r rhe ch tldt rn of thr community to be hrld m roo pet a lion with the invitat ion WMFI conducts recent meeting Pl ans fOJ a m other-daugh ter dinner to be held on May 2:1 at r, .10 p m at Dal e's Smorgasbord 10 Ga lltpoi<s were made at thr March meeting of the Laut el Cl iff Free Methodist Churr h. Th e WMFJ conference will be held June 6 from 9 a .m to 3 p.m Bonni e Friend read a toller ft om Failh Fryrr m an on overa ll growth in the ronfcrenee. Sug gesttons for growt h arc rc quested and one per church is ired Evelyn Young had devotions roadtng f rom Hebrews S and an arricle on Chmttan grow th. it v.a s nott'd that the Its! of books to be 1ead by mrmbe•·s In a year will be available m Mav A c11rd was received from miss1onarv tidmgs r egardt ng the mrmorlum for Beulah Oehler. Kalle Parker won the fncnd ship basket. Refreshmenls were provided by Eva Robson and Genov ir1·e Ward . C..J Estep. Shade. ce leb<a t ed hiS third birthday with a part y ~J,·pn b\' his mother, ChnstJ. An A if theme was carr ied out. Games were played and following the party the bO\'S and gil"ls were gi ven pony rides. A!lending wore hts grand parents . .Jam es and Conntc QUJv cy. hi s great gra ndmot her. He·i<•n Quivcy, hi s grea t -au nt , .Ja neQu iv<'v. an aunt and unrlc, Kathit' and .John Hannmg. TeJTI Sturg<'on and Brandon. Connie Marcum, .Irs sir and .Josh . GNa ld lnr Bovd and .Jamie, Vanessa Dect. Mark Ma11ox . Linda Noel. and Bobby Rttchte. A. KIBLER Ill, CPA KEBLER BUSINESS SERVICE Pomeroy, Oh. PHONE 614-992-7270 If you would care to meet a CPA and talk about what they can do for your company - call us. We would be happy to visit with no obligation to you. . Pennington wzns pageant 8 1\Li\NI'INr; i\I 'T - Tlw h~lanclng act of Tht• lrom llt 1 lgium will lw a ft•:durt• of tilt' Hl'l1.1'r lnh•rnational fireus which will ht• stagt•d \\'alton~ al till' Rulland Civic Cc•ntt·r at 4::10 and 7::10 p. m . Thursday . J\.dvanct• tickt•ls cun tw purdulst•d .at lho• Miller Rrothers Gro«•ry. Communty calendar/area happenings TUESDi\Y REEDSVJLI.F: - RtVl'll' it•w Garden Clu b will mcrt at 7::10 p .m. Tuesdav .Jithr home of Mrs . Denver WC"b0r POMEROY - Meigs Alumni Tuesdav, 7 p .m . at Main Strcc< Pizza In Po m eroy meet WEDNESDAY PAGF.VILLE - Sclpto Town ship Senior Cittzcns blood pres sure dav Wednesda y. 10 a.m to noon, at !he store building In Pagpvillc . The group is spon so r ing a yard sale on Friday and Sa tu rday. MIDDLEPORT- Middleport Literary Club m eets Wednesday 7:.10 p.m .. home of Mrs. Ca rl flOI"ky, TIIURSDAY POMEROY - Easter Bazaar Thursduv. 9: :to to .1· 311, Meigs County Scmor Ccntot . POMEROY -Salisbury Town- ship Tru stee's meet Thu rsda y , 7 p m .. at tow nship hal l on Rock Spr in gs Road. Pageant at Hocking Valley Inn i n Nel sonvil le, March 15 She rere iV<'d a crown. trophy, sluffed clown, and a banner. She al so ~~<a s the winner in the photogenic compelilton and received a trophy and stuffed bear. She also won rhe Grand Baby Doli overall competition l o receive a crown. t roph~. banner and a savmgs ,,.ruance, and the professionJ~I approach - that's you need to help solve your hearing and that's what you get at Diles. There is no need to settle for less! See us each Wednesday P.M. at Hol11r Clinic in Gallipolis CALL TOLL FREE 1·800·237·7716 Diane E. McVey, M.A. DILES HEARING AID CENTER 326 W. Union StrHt, OH. Mon.-Fri. Sat. 614-594-3571 9:00·12:00 • rriliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiijiiijiiijiiijiiij~---;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 13669 A MONTH BE IT OAOAINED by tha Council of the v•llage of Pomercy, Ohio. SECTION 1 Thattheordinances of the Village of Po· muroy, Oh1o, of a general and permanent nature, as re· vised, codtfted, rearranged and consolidated mto component codes, lttles, c hapt· ers and sections are her e by approved, adopted, and • enacted as the Cod1f1ed Or~ .• 1dinances of the Vtllage of •' · ' Pomeroy, Ohto 1987 ~' 1 •< One book-form copy of ttle --~ Codiftod Ordinances shall be : ~ : certified as correct by the ,~ . Muyor and the Clerk-Trea: ... 45769 bond. Krystal will be three m July . Sh e was sponsored by her parents. WHEREAS, the Council of the Vtllage of Pomeroy, Ohto, has had the matter of codtficatlon and general revtston of the ordmances before 1t for some time, and WHEREAS, tt has heretofore entered mto a contract wtth the Walter H Drane Company to prepare and publish such codtficatton, a nd WHEREAS, the codlfiCa· tton of such ordmances , to· gather wtth the new matter to be adopted, the matters to be amended and those to be repealed are before the Council <· ourer. atteched to this 01dia 618 E. Main St. Krysta l Dawn Pennmgton . dau g hter of Tom and Marvela Pennington. Ew in gton. was the win ner 10 Fas hion Model USA IN CONFliCT AN EMERGENCY Estep birthday nance as part hereof, and ~ ~ filed wittl the permanent re., ; . cords of the ViHage of Po".., meroy, Oh1o : ,.. • SECTION 2 That the provi· ... : Slons of this Ordtnance, in.... - eluding all provisions of t he : .. · Codified Ordinances, shall be .. •• in full force and effect as pro.. : vided in Sect1on 5 ofthts Ordi· :-: nance All ordtnances andre· .. • solutions or parts thereof ... : · enacted prtor to whtch ore tn·' .... - consistent with any proviSIOn :- . of tho Cod~red Ord;nences, .. : are hereby repealed as of the .... · effective date of this Ordt: · - nance, eJtcept as follows : (a) The enactment of the · . Codified Ordinances shall · ··· ·not be construed to affect a ~ right or habthty accrued or · . -incurred under any leg•sla' tive provismn prtor to the effecttve date of such enactment , or an actton or proceeding for the enforcement of such right or liablltty. Such enaclment.shall not be construed to relieve any pe r· aon from puntshment for an act comm1tted in vtolat1onof any such legislative provt !lions, nor to affect an indict · ment or prosecution therefor For such purposas, any such legislative provision shall conttnue in full force notwithttanding its repeal tor the purpoae of reviston and codiftca· •• bon. {b) The repeal provided above shall not affect . (11 The grant or recrea110n :·. '0; a franchise. license, ugtlt. . . ·ea.ement or privilege. ·' (21 The purchase, sale, lease, or transfer of propertv · (3) The appropriatton or eJCpenditure ol monay or :~ promise or guarantee of pay· :~ ment • (4) The as11umption of any contract or obhgetion . > Plymouth Hortzon. 5-door hatchback 8. 9°/o APR 60 MONTHS TAX & TinE DOWN LIMITED OFFER - LOCAL FINANCE SOURC~ #492 ' rial provision of those ordt - nances ex1stmg prior to February 1, )987 ' hall ba deemed to amend. replace or affect ttle analogous or comparable sect1on of the Public Notice Debt Service . Public Notice 55,027 49 TOTAL DISBURSEM~NTS . 998,462 89 Total Recetpts over / under Dtsbursements !168,929 211 Sale of Notes ...... 145.000 00 Miscellaneous ... 8.140 33 Sale of Fi"ed Assats ... .. , , .23.314 62 Codtfied Ordinances as re· fleeted m the Comparative Section Ta~le of the same, Other Sources/ Non -Oper etmQ Rav . t 1.292 99 or as otherwise mdicated by Transfers· ln .63.692 36 the content or purpose of such subsequent leg1slat•on SECTION 4. Thai this Ordinance tS hereby declared to be an emergency measure necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace. health. safety and welfare of the res1dentsofthe Vtllage, the reason for the necesSity bemg that there exists an •mperative need for the earliest publication and dtstribu· lion of the Codifted Ordtnances to the offictals and rjt, SJdents of the V1llage, so as to facilitate admimstrat1on and da1ly operat1on and avoid practtcal and legal entanglements SECTION 6 That th1s Or· dmance shall become effective at the earliest date a llowed by law PASSED th1s 16th day of March 1987 R1chard D Seyler Mayor APPROVED thts 16th day of March 1987 Jane Walton Clerk -Treasurer ACCEPTED tht s 16th day of March 1987 131 24, 31 2tc Public Notice CASH BASIS COMBINED ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT For The Fiscal Year Ended December 31 . 1 986 MIODLEPOAT VILLAGE MEIGS COUNTY GOVERNMENTAL FUNO TYPES REVENUE RECEIPTS RECEIPTS · local Taxes .102, 839 60 Intergovernmental Revenue .308, 045 28 Perm;ts . Tronsfers-Out . . 62.944 86 TOTAL OTHER FIN SOURCES / I USES) . . , . 188,495 44 Expend Dtsb & Other Uses / Net. . 19 ,566 23 Fund Castl Balance January 1 657 , 122 83 Fund Cash Balan ce December 31 676,689 06 Treasury Balance 87,851 .32 Investments 640 ,458 82 Total Treas ury Balance . 728,310 14 Outstanding !51 ,621 08) TOTAL BALANCE . 676 ,689 06 SUMMARY OF INOEBTEDNESS OUTSTANDING JAN . 1, 1986 Mortgage Revenue .. .. . 565 ,000 00 G 0 . Notes ..... 65.000.00 TOTAL. ......... 630 ,000.00 NEW ISSUES G 0 Notes . . 145,000.00 TOTAL. . . . . 145,000.00 RETIRED Mortgage Revenua . 15.000.00 TOTAL . 15,000.00 OUTSTANDING DEC 31. 1986 Mortgage F1nes, Licenses & . MATIER ; AND DECLARING C .•J. Estep otherw1se affected a mate- ENACT THE CODIFIED OR- : 1"HEAEWITH, TO PUBLISH · JHE ENACTMENT OF NEW R<' frPshmrnt s wrrr which amended, replaced or Charges for Serv1ces . . DINANCES .• quent to February 1, 1987, AN ORDINANCE TO APPROVE, ADOPT AND · DINANCE. TO REPEAL OR- mCJde. It wa s decided to inv i to the Harmonville F11·r Department AuXI Itar\ to thr April merllng Marg1 Davis wtll •·xtond the Eas l rt Ordinance No 666 Passed 3 -16-87 rh mes "llh Charlie BarrN< 10 check out several before a final benches and ptcm c tab les for thr park . Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE March 31, 1987 Page-4 Bear of rhc Bend roots. Public Notice . Pomeroy~Middleport, Ohio 53 ,740.81 54 ,701 87 Mtscellaneou s . 75 , 988 .31 DISBURSEM£NTS Current Revenue . 550,000.00 G 0 Notes . .210.000.00 TOTAL ... . 760.000.00 THIS IS AN UNAUOITED FINANCIAL STATEMENT Memoranda Data Property Tax levies Inside 10 Mtll Outstde 1 0 Mill . Munictpal Income 143.610 38 Baste Uttlity Serv•ces 22,864. 36 Transportatton 1 76 , 482 97 General Govern · ment 103, 388 65 Capital Outlay 264,646 09 Debt Service 65 ,027 49 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS . . 766, 019 94 Total Recetpts Over / Under Dtsbursements .... (170, 704 07) OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (USE S) Proceeds from Sate of Debt Sale of Notes . . . . . 145 , 000.00 Sala of Fixed Assets . 23,314.62 Other Sources/ Nonoperatlna Rev ...... 9 ,030.67 Transfers- In .. 54, 497.60 Total Other Ftn. Sources / (Uses) .199 , 337. 73 EJCpand. Disb. 8a Other Uses / Net ..... 28 . 633 .66 Fund Cash Balance Jan 1 . . . .535 , 101 .75 Fund Cash Balance Dec. 31 ....... 563 , 735 .41 PROPRIETARY FUNDS .RECEIPTS . Charges for Services ... . . 234 . 213.1 5 TOTAL RECEIPTS ... ,234,213.15 DISBURSEMENTS . Currant, Personal Services ... . 147. 134 61 Contractual Services ..... 28.532.40 Supplies and Mat· er~a la . . ....... 56.775.94 TOTAL DIBURSE MENTS ....... 232. 442 95 Total Raceipts over / under Disbursements ... 1.770.20 NON- OPERATING REVENUES The Salisbury Township Trustees have submttted the OH -3 report for 1 986 Ttle report and th supporttng documents are avat lable for public mspectto n al the home of the Clerk, Wanda Eblin , laure l C liff Road. upon request Wanda Eblin , Clark Sahsbury Townshtp Metgs County. Ohto 614-992 -2272 (8) The dedication of prop• orty or plat IPPfOVII. (9) Tho ennuetlon or do... tachment of territory. 1101 Any tegioletlon on.,. acted subtequent to February 1, 1987. a. Security of Penon Property .... ... 143, 61 0 38 Basic Utility Service ........ 22. 864.38 i .......... 176. 482.97 General Govern- mont .... , ...... 103.388.86 PersOflal Servicoo ..... 1 47.134. 81 ...... 28.632.40 ....... 6&.n6.94 1'-'''P""' I:IUIIBV . • • "' .264,648.09 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. EUGENE lONG Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF MR / OD , p 0 BOX 307. John St .. Syro- Complete Remodeling Rooftng of all Types Complet e Gutter Work Worked tn home area 20 yea rs " Free Estimates" 992 -2196 CAll COLL((l, Middleport, Ohio 1- t3 -tfc Ph. 11>141 843·5425 3-9 '87 -1 mo. pd EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR phalt peving par the follow mg specificat•ons: (All makes & modelsl A ) Bids are to be based on tBJO sq yd B I Contractor will grade and s hape stone base to in sure proper drainage C ) Pnme wtth 35 gallon per sq yd of bttuminou s prtma coat D.) Pave wtth 3 inch of 0 D 0 T spee~f t ed 402 as phalt leveling course E ) Pave wtth 1 inch 0 .0 0 T 404 wearmg course F I 380 lmear ft of asphalt curb (price per ft 1 G ) Mamtenance of 2 •nch curb he1ght on bldg side H I Work to be co mpl et ed by June 30. 1987. Bids must be s ubmttted to : Metgs County Board of MR / DD P 0 . Box 307 Syracuse, Oh 46779 Bid submtsston deadltne lee Wedemeyer, Supt 1 70 .7 00 NA . . 2,967 3-21 -87 PH, 949.2 893 or 949 ' 2756 11.----..:.1·;.:2;.-';:.8:.;7·;.:3.,:'":;:•::.·J ICUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE! Porter 614 388 9696 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE B&B WOODWORKS CUSTOM : 'PLANING • JOINTING 'MOLDING 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •Dtshwashers •Ranges •Aefrtgerators •Dryers •Freezer s VARIOUS PATIERNS AND WOOD SPECIES 985-4176 or 985-3564 PARTS and SERVICE 36532 BAILEY AD 4 Sltr. POMEROY 3- I -I mo JO'S . LlnLE RED BARN , 1,.11 il ' l \\ ,,., •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL. SIDING CO. 992-621 S or 992·7314 New Homes Built Pomeroy, Oh1o " Free Pomeroy 190 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OH. HOURS: Tut -Wed. -Fr t. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m.· 7 p.m. By Chance or Appointment PH. 992-9949 RUSS MOORE Bob Barton, Owner 992-2526 C&M TV REPAIR Ohio 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE USED TIRES & BATTERIES 45771 949-3088 Bus. 949·2606 Home ACTION TOWING 24 HR. SERVICE 3-17-1 mo pd J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas "At Reasonable Pri<es" Satellite Soles Installation Service PH. 949-2801 Electronic Organs or 949-2860 Mobile service 614·843·5248 REASONABLE - RELIAIL£ 8-20-' 86 tin 4-IG-86-Ifn 949-9070 or 949-2045 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 3-4-1 mo 992·3410 flalfened Alum. Cans 26' lb Clean Sheet Cast Alum. 25' to 29' lb . LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT #I COPPER ............... 42' #2 COPPER ............... 32' Irony Aluminum S to 18' lb. lO·B· Ifc HUDNALL PLUMBING & HEATING J&L BLOWN INSULATION 161 North Setond Middleport, Ohio 45760 CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES SALES & SERVICE We Carry Fistltng Supplies POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL " Pay Your Cablo & Phone Bills Hero • IUl!Nfl! PHON! 16141 992-6ll0 SCIPIO RECYCLING 614-'l'l'l·J!I~{) RACINE FIRE DEPT. J&L BLOWN INSULATION Bashan Building EVERY VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Fadory Choke t614) 992-77!4 12 Gauge Shotguns Only I tl'l!lllll lO Cited 2 Mi E of Pagevllle On rown•tllp Road lf142 GUN SHOOT RE!tOINCI PHONE Aprtl 1-3, 9 · ~ . 2 rntl es fii'ISI ol Porter on 554 ClothM ylau and mise •lnsufetion •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing 10-8-lfn Authorizod Service & Parts Briggs 8a Stratton Tecumseh Weed Eatar Home lite Jacobsen VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY Middleport, Oh. 992·6611 3-20-87 BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Aufhorited John DHre. New Holland, lush Hog Farm Equipmonf o..,, hr111 Equl~1111111 Patte & Ser•lee 1-3-'86 tic Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Cl Swim Molds - Interpreting Services z ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. l: Licensed Clinical Audiologist ~ (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 8-13 tfn Alao Trldlllllulo• PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 6·17·1fC SANDY'S AUTO SALES Automotin Ropalr & Servico TUNEUPS to TRANSMISSION CALL 992·7•03 &pt. ll. Rt. 33, Pomoroy, OM. We'll Sell You l U11d Car or Fix Your Old On• 3 Announcements Paul'• Barbnr Shop tn Ra crna. Ohio tlu re-opened Hour• are 8·12 Mon. ttlru 511 . Closed Thurs C.1rol 'a Country Craf11 Spung Open Houte April 161h 9 306:30. Depot S t . Autlend Pro· ftiSional quality. CeH 11 4 · 742· 2.6. 4 Giveaway Console ttereo, bo• tl)rlno•. ma"r"'· slove 604 Second Ave .. G•Hipoha Sm1H Tetrler· Hound, fem•le, ap•yad. ,u shors. HouM broken. Coli 843-8372 Thr" puppt" to good tlome 304·878· 3809 . AIRLINES NOW HIRING Flruht AtiHndllnl& Trttvel Agttnts M e ch11nrct Custorn 111 SeriJice lts l rng& Salllfl fll to S50K Entry level rtosrtron s Call 806 687 6000 Eu A 9005 Guvemurunt Jubs $ 16 040 &59 230 yr Now h1nnn C11ll 805 687 6000 E •t R 9SOS for currem lttthual ltst MOM AND DAD let us PIIV lor your c hrld's collttt! 6 uducolmn Thf! Armv NAtiO nAl GuJUd c nn l)tOVIdf! up 10 S 18 000 In edu r. tttron llll tstnnctt C11 ll 1 800 642 3619 for tr ee rnform11 t•on packet or cont11c1 vourto cl'll Armv Nnt ionul GuHrd rtr cruttllf lor 11n rnt ervrew EXCEL LEN T WAGES For aptu~t time tuJem bly work o1Hctror1 res cralls Other11 Info !6041 641 0091 n11 t 3667 7 rtava AVON no sttrvtce chnrye open t f)lfi! OIIf)l phonlt J0 4 675 1429 Part Trm o Speoch Th er11prAT needed call 304-675 1244 12 S1tuations Wanted Have ro om In Pflvlll e C11re Home fo t 2 o\dntl'1 pntHmll Rnasona· ble ret~~• 15 yr rtllpOrl(lncn Spf!Ctal drat1 Good Caur C•ll 614p266 6609 Wrl\ do smell h\1111 chrlllllll\1 lor your business M1unut Mat lht!WS, 614·742 2002 15 Schools lnstruciJOn Rflttern Now Southeutern Bua CniiAgfl Call 614 446 4 367 Wttl Cllllt for fl lderty In vou r home b 1r tllliabl e Full or part tlmu Cell614 388 982 2 Pomeroy · · Middleport 8t Vicinity Houuhold 11111 Aprrl 1st find 2nd 10 am R11rnen rfllid11nce Tyree Blvd , RICIM llnltde) Table· & c hsirt. bedroom 1u1te wardrobe tlall tree. b11ddlng books, mrs c ulflful hems April ht and 2nd 156 Pe11t Strll&t Mlddlepon 10 00 trl 4 00 Bedspreadl curlatnl, ntcn ~lean ciO!tltng April ht 2<48 W Main Pomeroy Recliner almost new compound bow 11dult and child rent clathlng babv ilem•. 11~::1 18 Wanted to Do Wrll do hou' e ~rmprng HA vf! rehnences Ren!lnnAbl& 1At81 CAll 614· 446·4011 Would lrke t o care lor eldtrly penon In mv homu Hav e eJtperlence & ruhtrrmces Call 614·-446 6183 11nythntt Wrll feed your dog or es t while ynu vacttlon , 304· 882· 3477 Financial 21 Business Opportun ity I NOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH · lNG CO r~tco mmrtnd s th111 you do businn11 wnh p&Ople you kn ow find NOT 10 srmd rrronll'p' thr oug h the mar\ unltl ynu htvfl mvn•tigat11d ttle oHerrng THE Apfil 2. 3 . 4 rwp Rd 79 111 mobtle home on left behrnd Meigs Ftugroundl George'• Curyoul , 3 miles 10uttl of Mid dleport April 1. 2. 3 Ram or 1hme Some new clothtng 8 00 1 9 23 Professional Services Wan1ed To Buy We pay cash for late model clean u•td cart J im Mink Ctlev -Old• In c 8111 Gene John•on &U-·46 · 3872 TOP CAS H 1\Rid tor '83 modttl Rnd newer used Ctfl Smith Bulck ·Pontrac, 1911 Eattern Ave . GRIIIpoll• Call 614-UB· 2282 Private invnstrgatrng All 1ype1 of lnvAttrgat lont Strictly con It denllll Call 614-247- 3281 J utta·s Penonal Care Home h•• opening for e ldt~rly patt enu , 24 hour c11r" I emily busineu 1intff 1969. 304 ·773-6873 Rea l Eslale Wanted to buy used ratlrolld ties Ctll 614· 446-271 2. OlD ORIENTAl RUGS WANTED Any tlze orconditron. C•lllolllrflll1 · 800-433·7847 Buying datty gold , lllvttr colnt, rlngt, jewelry, llttllnu wnre. old co1n1. large cu rren cy Top prl CH Ed Burkett Barbet Stl op, 2nd. At~e . Middleport. Oh 614 992 34711 fIll pIll y 1111~ 111 ~1: r v t r.1:s Rl. 124, Pomoroy Ohio Announce menl s l11dy 10 IIIIV wllh 11lderly l11 riy 111 hM hom11 6 12PM C111ll 614· 266 6260 116111 Mercerv1ll t1 GarRge Sale Wed . Thun Frt 8 6 ~:ouc h . cham1uw Crew Rd Pomeroy behtnd farrg round1 3·11' 11-1 mo. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Matntenance supervisor needed lor "100 bed SNF ·ICF ftc•lrtv lo c11ted rn IOU ihl'll'llt Ohto Must have knowledge rn c~trpentry , plumbrng electrtcltV etc Send rnume to Four Wrnd1 Nunrn g Cente1 216SethAve Jackt(ln OH 46692 rne~• JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 Roger Hysell Garage lo• Gantge Sale ram or shme 663 South Fourth Mrddleport Aprtl 1,2, 3 Bt g met1 1 c lottling, Bll sue womtm' s, krda, baby item s, toys , mrt c kitchen & housetlold rtem s. m11on jart compact wa1her/ dryer. more .. FREI ESTIMATES" SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Full ttme actrvttret tor a 100 bed SNF-ICf ta cllitv 32 hr actNttiu dtrector courso •s preferred Senc1 resuml!t to Four Wrnd1 Nuratng Cenlel. 216 Seth Ave J11ckson OH 46692 Attent ion- Admtm st rll d~re~::t or 6 Famtly yard sale Wednesday 2 mi pill fatrgrounds on old Rt 33 Cold weather cencel1 3 it -lfn All Makes & Models 3-2-l mo Centenary Townhouse April2 & 3 Baskels oval rug s lnmp s home mtertor argner punes Havtland Chma Pfalllgrnll No Sunday Calls 49835 St. Rt. 124 Racine, Estimates " PH. 949-2860 or 949·2801 ANTIQUES SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 3 day Aprtl ht Butldmg 604 Second Ave Gallrpolls Washer dryer , e luc lnC•ijll range sp rmgs maltre ss chns1 dresur cofho · end table s lamps anttquea clothmn. to., s mtsc Pmch Sole Thur•. Frt Stu Begrnn lng Aprtl 2nd · B 30 AM 80 locuet St AniKlU8S. M11c 4-15 '86 1c PH. 992-2772 3-11-87-1 mo. i ii' YOUNG'S V. C. YOUNG Ill 1124 East Main St. turn Frtday. Saturday ·Apnl J rd llr 4th Garage Sole 847 Second Avenu e Glllllpolls - Concrete work - Plumbing and electrical work (Free Estima1es) RIVERINE ,ANTIQUES Ht~ll , nghl off 160 Krds cloth II! pl8nts fu rnnuu1 Movtng Sale R111n or Shm e Anltques applian ces furnnmo clothing flower• baby crtb too ts . Kevatone Rd · Vrnton Apnl 1st 2 nd & 3rd - Addon1 and ramodelmg - Aootmg and gutter work REBUILT & REPAIRED 5 fomlly . Saturday Ap1r l 4th I • J-17 -1 mo BUY OR SELL 1111 lltllts Tupp111rwar e appl111n· cas & m11c 27 Neat Avenue Oalltpolra Oh10 9 till 6 Aprrl 3rd & 4th Proceedt for Batley Chnpel Burldmg Fund CARPENTER SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES I/' 3 Family yard ••I• 29 Netl A~~ 2nd 3rd & 41h 9 -5 Cloth85 of 9· 6 Ew mgton Town Nudtd Bu1ineu ofllce man agar for nursing tlome Stlould bl!t I!IJPfl!rlenced in MedicRid I. Medicarl!t billing procedure• E1 cellent u iRI V I. benefits Send resume lo Box T-600 Cllf8 of Geltipohs Oarlv Tribune 826 Thrrd Ave , Gatlipolll , OH 466 31 ProgreutvelOO SNF ICF hfl81th care ln cJirty r& seekmg tutmrnll · trlltOI rn ~outh eu t Ohro EJtcel lent ulpry & ll enefrt s Send rttsumu t o Four Wrndl 2 16 Sfllh Ave Jl\ck11on OH 4 5692 ATIN Admrntstr11t0r tet t of Cotne In and See llelore Vou llut. Business Services Yard Sale lractou toolt Vtcto prom drenes. 1 houtehokt tt ems Wmlm COR(I 8. IWfJI!Itflfl VartOU I Sll65 of dottllng Porter Road h1 and Graves . 992-215 304 676- Atun or sale An John K. Bentz Owner/Mechanic 8o Angels for Yards Night 'NO SUNDAY CALLS casn l(]st 2nd week of Mer ch 6226 Statues, Virgin Mary or Pomeroy tu ea Gr.11y btfocaltJ In light brown In frlllll &d Cemet ery , Sunday Pottery and G11ts, Brrd Baths , Outside Yard Dolls. Jesus 2,926 I certify this report to be correct and true to the best of mv knowledge Jon Buck , Clerk· Treasurer 237 Race Slreet Mtddle port. Oh . 45760 Day 614 992 3216 Lott Help Wanted Need ed frJund leas 111an 1 yaarold black male dog In Middleport La bra· dor type wttl'l little whi1e Call Galllpolis 8t Vicinity RE-OPENS MARCH 20 CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES 614 446-0026 7 St. lt . 124, Syracuse BISSELL BUILDERS Lost and Found · FOUND . Vellow cat Vi c:l n.ty of 200 block Thtrd Al(enu e Call and welding. May 7. 1987, 4.00 PM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 6 FOUND cktld'a coat Sun cresl BINGO Truck, auto, 8o heavy equ<pment · repa1rs 16141992-6424 2 Bugle dag•. good hun1an, 304 ·676-6221 VINYl & ALUMINUM PAT HILL FORD cuse, Oh 46779. IS acceptmg btds for grading and as - 131 31. 1tc 11 Giveaway Call 614-985 3901 (51 The1souanco and dettv- DISBURSEMENTS: ' "' ery of any banda, obligations or other Instruments of in· ' .. debtednei s . , (&)The levy or imposition :: of taxeJ . aseessmentt or charges ~7) The establilhment. n1111 : ~ 1ng, vocating or grodolevol of any ttreet or public Wff1 RADIATOR' SERVICE / !EXPENSES) Miscellaneous ..... 8.140 33 Other Sources/ Nonoper· ating Rev . ......... 2.262 32 Transfers-In ..... '9, 194 76 Transfers· Out . . . (30.439 701 TOTAL OTHER FIN SOURCES / (USES) . . .. (10.842 291 Expend Disb. & Other Uses/ Net ... (9 ,072.091 Fund Cash Balance Jan 1 . . . . . . . 63.024 16 Fund Cash Balance Dec 31 . . ... 43,952.07 NONEXPENDABLE TRUST FUND OPERATING REVENUES A ECEIPTS : Miscellaneous 4 .66 TOTAL RECEIPTS .... 4 66 Total Receipts over/ under Disbursements . . . 4 .68 Expend D11b & Othur Uses / Net . ... - ... 4 .66 Fund Cash Balance Jan 1 . . . , . 88, 996. 92 Fund Cash Balance December 31 . 69 , 001 . 58 TOTAl Memorandum Only RECEIPTS local taxes ... 102,839 60 Intergovernmental Revenue . . 308,046 28 Charges for Services. . . 287,963 96 Fines. llcen&es, &t Permit• .. 64,701 87 Misellaneou• . 76, 992 97 TOTAl RECEIPTS ..... 829, 633.68 4 !31 31 , ttc 13131 : 1417. 14.2 1 Jtc Tax Esttmated Populatton . Federal Census PopulatiOn .. Security of Person & Pooperty . REVENUE SHARING NOTICE The Daily 11 Help Wanted Faderal Slaltt Civil Service jobs now tvtlltbt e In your trea For Information Ph 80r. ·ll44 9533 Dept 43 Hlrlnil Oovsrnmenl job•· you r area 116.000 108.000 Ptlon• c.. l rtfundabl• 002· 838 ·8885 Uvtln hired tltnd. Able6 willing to http witt! beef 1tock. tome crop• & c:••take 100 ICt'l f.,m Houtlno utllhl•. bHf, lr other benefits provided Wage nttgoti •ble Mult h1ve YRIId drivers lletnle lr htvt tKplfltnce witt! term mtctlln~ry RtfiM'Ilnct pte· fen~ . Ctll 1!114 319· 2297 or wrht Aich•d lnnlt , 88 Rt 2 Patriot OH 41UIIUI Tour G\l idtt. Oo" money motlvtte you? Stlary lo stan Commlltiont· Bonut FtntlltiO opportunity to tarn 1800· 11 , 000. wk. Many comp•nv bentllt•tdvtnc.mtnl. mtntgt· mtnt poaiUont evtllablt. Call Sue tor lnttfvltw 614-216· 1!1421 . Not Ju1t • Jt)b, 31 Homes for Sale 3 bdr 2 b.rht, All heal, cen tAI air, 16~t36 tnground pool, e•cel lnnt mughhorhood nur Hnlutr rn cny •ctloott t61 500 Call 614· 446-396 1 Mwn tell nnwly remode.hrd 11Mlr Mill Crull S t Galltpnl11 &18 900 Mlkfl oll111 Call 614 446· 2539 hom t~ · 64 Sm11ll City hO\Ite I" (lur lll rrtrj!lh borhond 3 BH. b81h. ut1lrty toi'Jm krt chen wtth st ove. WR llrepiiiCIJ H1udwood flo ors, 1 r.~~r j,jtragtl 1 14 llrnt un Court C11t1 B1 4 446 4l06 nr 446 1 171 Sm1rll 2 DR houu· S mrhtl helow · Galltpolll on AI 7 160• 100 IOI Ait COildiiiOned · CO!IJrll t1000down · f21Jpermo C1111 814 256 1218 l'lfle,.,fi Modu lflr home hrvrd lot , locat l!tl on St R1 326 neer Souttlwttsl Mn HS 3 DR , 2 lull baths, lnt 11l etHC . & 301140 garllgll Cllll 1114 379· 2428 CounTry home ne11r Crown Chy 6 rMm & bAth, 1creened back porch Cerport ApproalmAtflly 3 acrtll t39 900 Ctll 61 4·256 1319 3 brm. 1 batt! utltity, gara911 large krU:hen, liv ing rm nrc" naighb orhood. 2 mUM ftom Hob111r on At 36 New CiHpnt, r efrigt~tr •lor & range mcluded In sale. t37 600 Call 614 ·446 · 13!18 U!11e wllh option to buy Big 2 BA Ru11 lc .,c.me bultt on your lot f1 1,995 • up Clll 1·1114 ·888· 731 1 Ltrge betutlful 5 BA tlome, 47 woodtd acret, Melt• local Cherry RldQt t44 ,too C11i Ot4-992 ·71&0. �Pa -6-The Daily Sentinel 31 LAFF·A·DAY Homes for Sale For ule by owner· 2 111orv tlouse in Mlddlapon overtooklng park. JO yr. guarnteed vmyle 11dmg. w· w carpet 1 % bat h, un1que woodwork. 614 -992 -6128 u'w 53 .I • Old Orienttl Rugs Wtntedl Anv tiJe or eondl1ion. Call toll tre" ..,•.., . • 2 bedroom house 1n Chfton Prl~ reduced from &16 000 to S14,000 Phone 1-304 773 6634. . with full basement and firep lace Ttt11 11 a steel at S14.000 Call 614-992-7462 C\..,....., ' • For sala or ren t 2110 N Millin • St 304-458-1875 Prtce reduced $38. 000 00. 3 3 073 after 5 ·00 PM Allumablo 3 bed•oomo. bath , famlivloan. room with wood1 burner in kitchen, central a1r, 1 1h levelest acres, must sell relo catIng, call after 4 00, 304 ·675· 4450 ' ' o••' ' ' ' ' ' ._ ,_...,.._ • ._.,..._.... NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUALITY MOBILE HOM E SALES, 4 Ml WEST, GALL.IPOLIS, RT 35 PHONE 614· 446-7274 41 3 bdr ranch. Rodney Village 11 , S285 mo plus depo11t Referen· ces required Call Bleckburn Realty 614 446·0008 House on Te.1111 Road Ca ll 614 446-0766 1972 Cas tle 14x66 w1th 1982 E11.pando 12x20 F1replace cen tral en 2 baths, 2 storage bwldlngs Must sell 513,800 Ph 2 45-5884 aher 5pm. House for rent in country 2 BR . no pets Shown by appomtment Call 614-446 9442 1973 Castle 14 ~~:70. 2 bath , 2 BR Call 614 446 -8002 2 lldr mob1le home with furn1 ture tor sale by ownet' Ca ll 614 379-2465 1976 Nashua 12x64, 2 RR , large batf'l very good co nd Mov1ng·need to sell Call 614· 446-7687 10166 mobile home for sale, very good cond Ca ll 614-2561176 1978 14,o;60 2 BR, 1011.20 porc h Call 614-446-0602 1982 Mans1on 14x65 2 large BR . all alec Sat up on Beaut1tul nverfnmt lol Ready to move 1nto with overything you need 614- 992 3348 after 5pm or an yt1me on weekends 12x80 two bedroom tra1ler on Bbout 1 acre 5 mil es from town. co untry 812 ,000 Call 614- 992· 7020 1 Qdj2 De tr o1tar 2 bedroom. A-1 condition $2800 614· 696- 1052 or 614 896-1090 after 6 00 p m 1981 Knox 12M60 tota l elac 16995 00, 2 bedroom, lront k itc hen ; 1972 vinyl 12x70 total elec 2 br front dmmg room, lot ot quahty here 86995 , 1980 Fa1rmont 14x60 total alectnc I 7995 ; 2 bedroom, a· c 1n master bedroom. tront kitchen , excellent condition; 1973 Holt.,. Park w ·7M12 rollout 18496 , gas ho11t , front dining room. 14x70 Hollv Park's finest. Pr~ce m· cludal deltvarv. block level on above unltt 0 & W Homes. Pt Pleatant. WV. 304· 676·4424 12•56 , 2 bedroo m trader. 82,400 00 304-875 2670 or 675· 6613 ' 88 " Ho lly Park", 14x80. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 304 675· 7298 Mo bile home, 1979 V1llage. 2 badroom. clea n. 8 M8 atorag e bldg Rented lot . $8 ,000.00. 304· 675-5986 1983 Mobrl e home. 14x60, exc co nd. 1 13 600 00 All elect ric an d central air, will con11dM truck on trad e 304-675-3118 ahe r 4 .00 PM 1960 New Moo n mobile ho me, 12K60. e• pando livingroom . 2 bedroomt, $1 ,600 00. 3 04· 875·7481 after 4·30 10•60 trailer. 2 bedroom•. tur n11hed witf'l washer and dryer. porch, good ahape 12.400 00, ca ll 304· 882· 3326 33 Farms for Sale 84 A., 12 mltea north o t Point Pleasant . 8 mllat o ff Rt . 2 Good block bam. ruftl water, fe nced. all min aral rlghtl. with or without equip ment 11nd mob1le hom.a Willie Grinttead. 190 N Rifle Range Ad , Bartow, Fla 33830 or call (8 131 637 · 1262 34 Business Buildings CommerCial bu1ldlng1 tor lease Downtown Pt Ple11ant Stores, offices A-One Real Eatate C1rol Yeager Broll11r Call 304· 675-5108 For L..sa. Rat1 1l Stote· 60'1175 '· Plenty of off street parking· L.a rge t haw wlndows -12 ft . roll up door· Right on Main Drag 701 2nd A-va Gallipolis 83 00 l)&r sq fl 36 Lots & Acreage 33 acrltl . 3 milts wtst of HM C, neat route 36. Ca ll 614-4468221 efttr 8 ZV1 acrtl of bottom lend. appro• . & mil" south of Eureka off Old Rt . 7 . Good home tile Ctll 814 256 -1774. Lot 4· 5 tcrH tnOf• l•a. 5 m1le1 from c1ty Umiil fU. 218 Ca ll 614-448-2410 1fter 4pm Lot 120 ft • 180 h . 8eum Addition. Ch ..tar Town1hip All utilltln av•llabll Ctll 814· 4&9· 9630. Aahton building loti. mobile homn permitted. Clyde Bowen, J• 304-676·2336. Retlrtment forc11 dll of 20 acrtl It Tupptu Pl1in fronting Rl 7 • Hickory Lake Road Primt lor development or homt altw RoyeltiH from produclhg oll-gta well 1nd frH g11. 304· 926-8810 afltr & p.m . Anytime wttktnds. 94,000 BTU Kero Sun Heater $76 Green Tappan gas range 8100 Ant1quu -Cau tteal dmner bell $100. Washmgton APARTMENTS. mob1le homes. Scf'lool Nata S20 each. K1tchen housfls Pt Pleasant and Gall1po· , cabmet $60, Planters 6C Pea nut Jar $60. Candlewick dlsf'les hs 614 446-8221 Call 814 446-7608 Large apt on Vumd St depo11t The Arbuckle Church A1de 11 reqv.red, phonfl304· 896-3450 now tailing ordMs tor hom emade Easter Eggs. A 6 oz egg 45 Furnished Rooms sells for $1 00 Choco latfl covered flavors era. chocolate, coconut peenut buHar, maple Rooms for rent, day week nut, cherry, Ia cf'lerry nut Call month Galha Hotel Ca ll 614· 446· 9115 Renlatlowat$120 304 ·937 · 2681 . 304 -468 · 1863, or 304-468- 1997 month Furn11hed room 5140 Utll1t1es Formal. ball e nna length . dresaes c ott, all t~ze 10 Call pa1d Share btth Smgla male 919 Second. Galhpohs Call 614-675-3099. 446-4416 after 7pm Air conditiOner, 21 ,000 BTUSears Best like new Askmg Fo r Rent · Efficiency sleap1ng 8350 or bett offer Pt1d o ver rooms Call 304-773· 6651 $700. Call 614· 446 · 2746. 8 inch green Amazon P1ranha 4 room hi avtulable after f1r1t of Apr~ I Inquire at 918 Second 3 BR unfurn'ed house jutt OUtllda City liMitl, QUiet neigh· borhood 8326 montf'l plul depos1t Call 614-446· 6890. COUNTRY LIVING ot 111 linest on beautiful Morg an's Woodlaw n farm, Rt 35, Phny, W Va Totally renovated. 3 bedroom home. WW carpet, garage. full baaement. dishwasher, dispo1al, washer dryer hookup, new kitchan, free water and electric, secur1ty gete, 1400.00 Call Andy S1gler 304-676-1288 . Also 9 stall horse barn for rant. Modern 3 bedroom house for rent Beech Hill tree. relet'ence and dap011t required. $260 DO month. 304 675-1900. 304-937-2900 2 bdr . all uhhttes p11d a~tcept lilac , turn or unfurn , tee. deposit re-quired Convenient loc atton Ctll 614·446· 8668 or 6 1 4 ·446 ·4778. Furm1hod 2 bdr., AC . beautiful r~ver v1ew in Kanauga HUD accepted Foster Mobile Home Park Call614·446· 1602 Partly remo deled 2 bdr mobile home, 1 m1le out ofG•IIipolis on 688 Call 614-446-6463 or 814·446-1323 Ho use lraiiM tor rent. Ref & Oap reefed Call 387· 7220 10x50 2 BR moblla home Cell 614-949-242.4. Mobile home for rent naar Chethua Call614 387 7148. 2 bedroom mobile home •n Pomeroy t200 . par month Ctll 614·992 -6763 Office Sptce for Rent E-,cellent for AHorneyt , Accountent, etc Close to Court House. Cell Wiseman Real Estate Agency 814-446 3644 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park , Route 33. Nortf'l of Pomeroy Rantel trtll ers Call 614· 992- 7479 Spac.lou1 Mobil e Home lou for rent. targfl recreation and picnic erea, free lot give 1wav 304· 676· 3073 after 6.00 PM . Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION 8o FURNITURE 62 Oliva St .. Qalllpoht. New & uaed wood-coal atovea 6 pc wood LR suite 8399, bunk beds •199, reclmart new & u1ed bedroom suites, wringer wuhers , & shon . New hvlngroom su1tea $199-1&99 , ltmps Call 614· 446-3169. County Applltn ce. Inc. Good uted 1ppliancet tnd TV tett. Open BAM to IPM . Man thru Sat 114·441· 1699, 127 3rd A...., Galllpollt , OH . IV:coi:-:I-..,..:..:,F:cu:..m.:..ll..:u.:.....:._..:n.:..ow_llo_u_1_0.:.. d 2 bedroom trailer, couple• 1 lmall child , locust Rd . Rt 1, Point Ptetsant, 304· 675-1076 1-::-:-::-::--::c::-::::------ Apartment for Rant Ltrge •action ot queUty turm ture . 1216 Eastern Ava , Gallipolis GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wuhan, dryers, refrlgerttors, ranges Skagg• Appliances, Uppar River Ad baelde Stone Crett Motel. 6U-448· 7398. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE 4926 Furni1hed Efficiency. t150 . Utilities pd. Smgla. Sf11rt bath. 607 2nd, Qallipoll1. Call •46 · 441 6 after 7pm U1ed Furniture. wood tabte & 2 benchet, bedt, II dre11er. 3 milet out Rulavllla Ad. Open 9AM to 15PM , Mon. thru S1t. Furn1shad & unfurnlthed ept1 .. t 1150 00 and up, referencas Ph . 304-676-7738 o• 304-6766104 A· 1 Real Estate 16 Court Street. 2 BR . 11,1, batha, w / w carpal , complete modern kitchen, g11 heat, well intulated, wired for phone & cebla tv, tp acious, perking in retr. ptt1o. t375 / mo. plus utilituts, Deposit, Referenc11 required Nopeta Call814-,48· 740 2 nd Ave .. 1 8R , •186. Depoait requ1red Call 114·448· 4222 b~ttn 9&6. 1 OR , ground floor 1p1rtmtnt All ut1lltitt ptld Nelf' McOo· ntlds C11l 114· 448-7026. New apartmant · compllltaly turn Ref. & O.p 1 or 2 adulu onty Ce ll 814· 4-'6· 0338 Sp1cloua 2bdf apt .. C A.. wattr paid. Near Plzzt Hut, Gallipolis. Ph 614-441-7028 " Unturnl1f'led apt : 4 rma Ia bath. 1t t floor wllh yard Rtf. • Stc. Dep. Cell 814-448-0444. Furn it hed u ps11irt, 2 room• & beth, u1illtltt furnlthtd, clean. No pelt . Adulta C1ll 814·4481519 Countrv Uvlng 1 IR furn 'ld apt AC Wither tnd dryer, no children o r pets, ref & dep req 'ed. Ctll S14· 9Jt2-2807 tf· ter &PM . Gfl clous lhling 1 and 2 bH· room apanmtnts It Vlllegt Mi nor tnd Rlvanidt Apart. mtnt• In Middleport ,rom Ul15 . Including utllltl" C1ll 114-992-1711 EOH . 2010 John Deere d1e1el tractorplow•. d11c S3960. New Idea Dyne Bounce mower $496. Late model 224T John Deere baler 81295. Hay wagon 8300 Call 614·286-6522 CROSS 8o SONS U S 36 West. Jackson, Ohio 614-286-6461 Massey Ferguson. New Holland. Buth Hog Sales & Serv1ce Over 40 used tracton to choose from & complete hn e of new & used equipment Largest salection in S E Ohio JIM"$ FARM EQUIPMENT Couch & ch11r. 30 Volume Encyclopedia Britannica wilh bookcase. All e.11 cond Call 614-446-6638 or 614 -388· CENTER SA 35 W. Gelllpolil. Ohio Cell 614-446-9777, ltYe. 814 446-3592 Up front tractors w1th warranty over 40 ulfld uac:ton, 1000 tool• 9089 Searl Walnut color te lev1s1n 876 . Wa lnut stereo / record player, AM / FM radio, 8 track reco rder $76 Call 614· 446 1Jt1hty Bldg Spl 30'•40"119' , 16118 Overhead door , Service Door $6333 Erected Iron Horst1 Bldgs 614· 332· 9746 4274 175 Massey Ferguson trtctor w1th pfows, d1ac , bush hog. $4660 Call 614- 286 6522 M1ud hardwo od slabs 812 per bundle. Containing epprox 1 V., tons. FOB Of'l10 Pallet Co Pomeroy, Oh•o Call 614·992· 3010 John Deere trtctor with John Deara plow•. John Deere bush hog f4500 . John DaMe hav bind 81360 Call 614-286- 6461 . 3 year old 10 h 1tainle11 ateel satellite diah with tracker II , Drake rece1ver and remote con· trol Pa1d new 83100, ukmg $900 61 4-992· 2881 . 6522. AC ttlct or, S725. Runt greet. MF 4-row corn pltntar, Nl 340 2 -row co rn picker, gravitv wagon , 3 point hhch wood splitter Call 614· 256-6689 tf· tar 6pm 6 formal drestfiS for tale SiJe 8 · 9, 9-10 Worn One t1me. $40 00 each. 614· 949-2497. 2 horse· Horsa tra1ler. tSOO Good condition Call 614 446- 614-992 -7851 0038 24ft Start alumtnum extenSion ladder liberty II metal detector. 2 end ttbla1 and 1 lamp table Call 614·992- 3703 ON Ford Tractor, plows. d1sc. cult1vators. boom. 4 ft brush hog, 6 ft. blade. 82800 Call 614-446-6637 Remington " Spac1al F1eld " 12 gauge With Rem. Choke (full. mod Imp. cyl I New rn box . 8396 English stock. 21 Inch barrel. Call614-992-7844 attar 5:00 and 304-675-6300 dav• Gutranteed Good1es1 24 inch stacked wuhar and dryer Porta· ble Maytag washet' Three 2 door Frost-Free refrigerators Auto· mat1c washers and glt drvera. F1reetone Store In Middleport. 7'K16' Fltt bad, dual axle trailer. t900. Ctll 614· 446 6637 after 6 ·00 1980 C70 Ooluxo Pmpon Very good co ndition $325 OBO 02000 Wh11tler Radtr Pionttr car stereo receiver. 111 dlg1t1l dolby tuto raver&e Both used for 3 weeks fi 60. each. Coli 614-992-6685 a. 614-446·0322 STOP·LOOK·SAVE Portable 40" • 48' hg hted chan geable le"tr lign-1299. frH deUvery, free leHers AAA Signs, 63 Surplue den1m , rental, army. Carhart clo1hlng Sam Somerville'• East Ravanawood, Fri, Sat , Sun. 12 oo till B·OO PM Ouroc Boars Bred just like the boar• wa tetled at the Oh1o Testation that gained over 2. 6 lba per dav RogtH 8tlntlav. Sebina, OH 513-684-2398 Rough lumber, oak & poplar •150perthOUIIndbythe8d or 20c bd. fl . 304-676·4412. Wilker's Wrecke.r. Henderson 3 pieca living room I llite, $176. or ba1t otter. 304-576-2843. Moving 11\e, refrlgeretor t160 00. dryer t76 .00, beds 820.00. stereo t175 00, ml1c. 22015 N Main St . Point Ple111nt Minollt 35mm camert. lenses Include wide sngla, telephoto, zoom and a 415mm Asking Like new-Whirlpool white refrigerator 17 Y, cubic foot . Runs great. No mark aurf•c• UOO 42 lncf'l tltctric rtnge. C1nning jar1. 4 quilt tops. 304-676- 446-1149. Une reclining chelr, unuted Cell814-266·6280 6 wk old p1g1. Call 614·268· 9361 Regluered American uddlebred honet for s ate Good bratdlng 3 m~rq , 1 gelding. Clll614·4461642 ekt 47B or tfter 5 Cell 814 · 258 - ~61 . One pair Peacocks, five white Geete. aix Muacovy Ducks, t\ yetr old htlf Morgan Mare 304·676·2855 Hay & Grain Hay for stla. Round btles, mi1111d. Call 814-2415-15117 65 Seed & Fertilizer 1974 Volkswagen Bug. Good cond. Ct\1814-446-4171 1982 Chevy Cit1t1on Good paint & tires. clean, with a1r, AM / FM, e1496 1982 Pont11c •so 00 DeKalb 6 Kenworthy Setd Corn, W l 312 alftlfl Ptlona 304-875-1606 tfter 7 p.m ... cond. t226 Cell 614-4461 111hfttdli PM Call 614-268-6860 1984 Ford Escon · Auto , AM· FM-tape. w~re rim1 •2999 John's Auto S•ln. Bull\llllaRd . Gelltpohs 1971 lntarn1tronal 1600 Dump Truck with tri-111le equ1pment, trailer. 84995 Call 814-9927354 evening• 1967 Chevy Impala-Red with black interior 396-326 HP Vary good condit1on. 81600. Cetl 1986 Ford Rangtr pick· up . 4 cyl , 6 lpted 0 -D Radio. wh1te wrth red mlerior. only 5, 700 m1laa Uke new *8000 198& Ford F·250 4 wheel driVe , 300 six cyl 4 tpead. AM· FM CISNit, red wllh red interior, dual tanks. 30.000 m1les 88600. 1986 Ford F-160 4 wheel drive. 300 six cyl 4 speed, AM-FM, char· eo1l wtth grty lntat10r, turbine wheelt With Dayton rad 111 " Sttgs", 22.000 mila. $8000. Call 614-992 ·7844 aftar 5 :00 and 304·875· 8300 dl'(l 614-246-9609 1 980 Pinto wagon , low mila, no ruat e650 1974 Touno 8500 1968 Pontiac clesn 81000orbeltoHer Suet 1710 Chathtm, Gallipoh1. Ohio 1986112 Mercury Lyn• Sport. bright red, AC. stereo, llherp, 28,000 miles. new r1d1als Call 614-446·0382 1981 Pqnt11c Trans Am with Turbo cf'larger-V8 301 engine, automatic trensm111ion. el!cel· lent condition AC. PS. PB. with T· top, cru11e control, t1lt wheel, power wmdow1, power locka, rear defroster, rear louvers, new exhau11, AM ·FM 1tereo caslllte plaver T-top covers 1ncludtd Asking t6000 Call 614· «8· 2206 durmg day hours &: 814-448-2734 during evening hours 77 Firab1rd H1gh mlletge. •• cond owner. 1900 Call 614- 446·4913. 1 977 Oldt 1981 -760 Honda Call614-448-7704 1982 Ford Thunderbird. auto., With air. 60, 000 mlln Very good cond Cell814· 266· 8860 1983 lincoln Town Cer 67.000 m1 ., Exc . Cond .. Sharp . 110.000. Call 814-387-0680 altar &PM 1984 Plymouth Rel1ant, A/ C. PS / PB. cruise. 60.000 m1ln. 13,1500 Call814-446· 2161 houllilokl home 614-182·3217. fM 1111. Cell 1985 Ford F· 260 4x4. V -8, PS / PB. Auto trans.. AM ! FM / Cass. low m1ieage. e11c cond Call 614-379-2441 1980 Bronco. 1200 mudders with I poke. Ctll 814-448-0502' 1979 Jeep CJ7 6 cyl, 41 , 000 original m1l81 Grt•t cond1tion. new t1rn. 12000. Ctll814-992- 7016 1978 15·pauangar Oottge v1n, 40,000 actUJI miles. good con· d1tt0n. SJ.OOO. 304-882- 3122, 304·882 · 3206 . 304-773 6131 74 Motorcycles 1----------1 987 Suzukt 230 Quad Sport Excellent condition. 12100 Ctll 1983 F1rebird 306·4 btrrel w ·od, AC. t-top. PS, PB AM , 1982 Honda CM450A , e1cel· lent eonditlon, lun to ride Call 814-245-5006 evenings 2372 FM. Clock eoo•oo. f6800 Cell 614 -742-2051. 114· 742 · 3092. 1983 Flreblrd 30&, 4 b•ral, w / od, AC , t-tope , PS I PB, AM I FM / cloek tler10. f6800. Ctll 614· 742-3098, Of 614742-2061 lftet' 4·30 1984 Reliant 4 dr. stttton wagon. Dtlu11e, euto . cc. new tires. 47, 000 milts. t4100. Ctll 614·446·2300 1986 Plymouth Turismo 6 tpeed, 19,000 mil ... msny extres t3500. Ctll 814-9926137 after 4.00. 1980 Thunderbird 302 with 4 spd tuto overdrf\le Sunroof. AM IFM! tlpt. etc. Good condl· tlon •1200. Ctll 614-247· 4292. 614-4(6-2238 19815 Harley Oavklson Sofltil Lots of a•tras. b . eond 2. 600 miles t6800 C.tll 814· 266· 1116 1 982 Honda 460 Nlghthawll Btwn 2&00& 3500mlles 8860. Nagotitblt Ctll814-448- 8876 blwn 15 a 8 pm 380 CL Hand•. Ex. running condition Looks good, new b .. tarv New pointa, ~ugs. a. el&e~rlc sttrt, •l•o new slny bar. •400 Of w111 tr~de. Call 814- 4411-11446. @ Secoe1 C11y @ Facts of life 6.05 CD Beverly Hillbillies 6.30 0 (])@ NBC News (!) NBA Today Cil 0 Cil ABC News ICC! fll CD Hogan's Heroes I]) Doctoo Who ®I Ill (fi) CBS News @ Pe•kins Family Tracy 1980 Chevane. 4 JPeed, AC , good running c:ondltlon •1200 1972 Chevy C.mero 89711 ; 1971 Fitt 1800 Convertible •1160 , 1979TunsAml2950 Ph. 304-676-4818. M~rk 304-Sa2-3145 Ill , good cond, KIWIIIki LT0-760, Drtvttf11ft, 112&0. Ctll814-992·72!i8 1979 Surukl ttraet bi•• 4215, f1 2.000 304-675-6479. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING FRANK AND ERNEST· Uncondltion•l lifetime guar•n· tea Loctl reference• furnished. Free ntimatea Call collect 1-614-237-0488, day or night. Roger• Basement Waterproofing. IT SAYS zoo 8785 Trae & stump removal. chain link lenctt, mowing, mulch, shade • ahrub1, tlllitl, rhododendron•. Oon ' a l.lndsc1pea Ctll 614· 72 Trucks for Sale 1987 Jeep Cammlncht 2WD PU . Must Hcrifiotl Flntnclng Avt~lllbll to Outllfied luyen, Cell 614-441·9300 11k rv. Merrill or 114-446-0182 •k for EIIJabtth. 1978 Dodge ~ ton. 311 compltte rebulft1u1o. lrtntmilllon. 1800. C•llt14·311· HIO. 1181 Ford F-110 . . .. Mult 18a'tfiotl Finan dna Avalllbltto Ou1Utied lu.,..,., Cll1814-4488300Hkrv.Mt<~n .. 814·446· 0612 Ilk lo• ~llubolh. YEA~S (]) Hell Town Cil 0 Cil Who"s the Bossi \HAVE..$ Ban Boat 1981 611 Nymph, driva on lrtiltr. duel rod bous, dull llvewelll, two 1 oa amp bltteri•. 1914-10 hp Mercurv 'tnotor with tptn & prop, 1814 motor guld•trolllng motOf', LCR 4000 ••ctlltnt condiUon. I"Ph. Cell 14-2811-4183 •• 614· 286-1187. I:-=:-:--::---:---- 1881 Allro·glua trl-hiUI bt.. bolt . Loldlld. live well, trolling motor, 31 HP Mercury outbo•d motOf'. Ullt n.w Caiii14-38R· 8878 titer 4pm . anytime wotlltncll 10 h . flat bottom Alan loltwllh 011n. Good condition. Jlmpny Kl~g R1. 1 Lont1 Bol1om. 114S4J.8274. Rape" . I]) MacNeii/Lehre• News hour I ®I Ill (fi) Waller Cronk11e RON'S Television Service House calli on RCA , Ou11tr, GE Sptciallng in Zenith. Can 304-576-2398 or 614-448· 2464 Felty Tree Trimming, stump removal. Call 304· 876-1331 . RINGLES'S SERVICE . expt! rienced carpenter, aleetrlcian, muon. painter, roofing (includmg hot tar appllcationj 304· 676-2088 or 6715· 7147 lations (60 m!n ) Nova: The Desert Ooesn"t Bloom Here Anymore (CCI Wa1er and ~rnga · EEK & MEEK Rotary Of cable tool drilling. Most walls completad ~a me dty Pump Nlet and ttrvice 304- A<~Y l'V£ I3WJ Klt-JD OF A HCAL"TH 895-3802 NUT fOR W>RS G1lvaniud ,corrug1ttd culvert, t2 3!5 h , up All sires Fitting• Fabr1cetlon. Day & night da""erv Wllhin 160 m•ln. Will not be underaold 304·926·6211 . @ WHA"T oo c,oo 00 .. AEkOBICS? JOG61fJ6'7 VJE.IGI-\T· Lln!IJG 7 uon policies are examtn ed along with the1r effects on the SOli. (60 m1n I @ MOVIE· "Silence of the North " 8 05 CD NBA Slam Dunk High· lights Par11Ci panls include M1chael Jordan . Gerald W1lk1ns, and Clyde Drexler 8:30 CD NBA Basketball: Wash· inglon Bullets at Chicago Bulls (2 hrs , 15 m1n ) (l1ve) I]) 0 Ill Growing Pains (CCI Jason and M•ke help a 00 Y0J DIE:T ? W 'TtXJ SA..JIM ?.. .lHJfJIS ?.. Concrete finish , ptrlling lots, ba1ement1 · any aiJt jab Senior CitiJen Dltcount. Ri ck Garfield . 614·985·4464. Starks Tr11 and lawn Service Greener ltwna that ta Weed tn~ Peat Fret. liquid or grtndullf apphc1tlon-tree and thrub too1 Slump removal anywhere wttf. out lewn danaga. For complete tree and lawn care call304-578· woman dehver a baby m an a1rptane at 30,000 f6et 9 00 0 III @ Gimme a B•8ak (CCI Sam announces plans MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 2842 o• 676-2903 G!ERM5ARE MANKINDS NDST IMPLACABLE ENEMY. Plumbing & Heating WHO IS tWIN KINDS MOST PLAO\BLE ENEMY:? to leave co llege, get marnod and move to South Dakota I LOVE IT WHEN HIS f>!.CE 6ET5 Pan 1 of 2. (In Soereo) (]) 700 Club Ill 0 CIJ Moonlighting ICC! Much oo Oavid"s chsg· nn. Maddie cen"t lind any A L..L PURPLE l-IKE "THAT. CARTER"S PLUMBING AND HEATING reason not to marry Sam . (60min.) Cor, Fou11h and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614-4-'8 -3888 Dr 814- I]) Victory a1 Sea ®I Gl IDl MOVIE: ' A Spa· . cial Friendship' (CCI ClD Frontline: S1reot Cop (CCI A look al a poliCe anti· Electrical Refrigeration ton 's busiest and most VI - BARNEY At~idantlal or commercii! wlr· lng Ntw service or repa~iu Uctnled electnclan. Est imlte tree. Ridenour Electrical, 304- 9:30 General Hauling 11 ve repor1er Ed1son Carter uncovers conspiracies and abuses of power··wlth help R • R Water Sef\lica Home ci•terns, walls, pools filled Formerly JamH Boy• Water, Sam1 rttll Ctll 304 -676- from h1s video alter ego, Max Headroom. Soars Mau Frewsr and Amanda Pays. Ton1ght Neowork 27 eKecu· 11ves pull Edison Caner off the case of a man who d1ed . watch~ng TV (60 m~n I G) CD Odd Couple ClD Newswatch (]]I News 10:30 (]) Celebrity Chefs (!) Major League Ba&e· ball's Greatest Hits .(!)INN News C!D Beaux Arta T•lo An En· during Sound 10:46 CIJ NBA Basketball: Hous· ton Rackets at loa Ang1leo Ulkert (2 hrs.. 15 min) (Live! 11 :00 IIIIII1lii CIJ® ID ®Clll House coal. limaatone, and': grtvet DaiNer.t 1 ton 1nd up: ~ Jim U.nitr. 304·876· 1 24 7 or. . ·',. Formerty Ktn Whaatona. Now" Jof'ln's Water laNice Saroe~ Prien. 1.000 or 2,000 gal.•. Hr\IICe 304-578·2248. > ' Dump truclc ••Met, llmntona, .. und •nd grtvat ditllv•ed. phone DAVTIME IS SO 'IOU CAN SEE A & M Cu•lom Couchft and Rtupholatary. St. At . 7. Crawn City. Oh. 614-256-1470. Ev1> 814-446-3438. Opon dellv 9 oo 4:30. S11 9:30 10 1:30. Old • ntw Uphotttrtd. Mowrey'• Upholttlfing Mt'Vtng trl couni'IBFII 22Ytlrt. Ttlebtlt In upholetertne. Ctll 304 - 6'76 · 41154 for fraa H1imlttt. fu,..__.u,. WHE~E '/OU'RE GOING .. i i I lsaballa"s brother Claudio I~ exchange for Isabella' a sex~ uallavors 160 min.l (D HoneyrQOOr>ero 11 :30 D III IBl !onlght Show . . PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN SQUARES NORTII 3 31 81 +A Q 87 • J 52 +5 • J 10 54 • A 97 By James Jacoby • 10 5 +I Oti76 WEST EAST +K 6 3 • K8 t 76 4 +AQ94 2 SOUTII East's two-club overcall was ba sed on two and a hall qu1ck tncks and a • 92 .Q I0643 ftve-card su1l - an excellent exam ple • K 93 of a hand not worth a two-level over· +K J 3 ca ll Because East"s su1t IS weak, he Vulnerable East-West may be doubled and penalized heavily Dealer South H1s three littl e cards m opener"s su1l are a liability 1f he becomes the de- Wesl North East Soulh clarer m clubs Fu rther . 1f the oppoPass nents bid three no-trump, his overcall Pasli might induce hiS partner to lead cl ubs Pass Pass when lea ding h1s own su1t would be PasM better. Opemng lead + 6 Here th e overcall had a different adverse eff ect. South fud ged a littl e on the requirements to bid two hearts, '-- - - - - - - - - - - _ _ j upgrading his club holdmg after East's ma ke 10 tncks. overcall Now North, with a min1mum West can dclea I the contract II he hand , went nght to fo ur hearts, lrad · nses With h1s ace and shifts to a spade mg heavily on h1s smgleton club. when hearts are llrst led Now the East won the opening club lea d and spade kmg will make a tnck. Althouah contmued clubs Declarer won the thiS play seems unnatural, West Jack, discarding a spade from dummy , shou ld assume th.1t declarer does not and played a low heart West made the have the hea rt kmg or he would have natural play of duckmg and Ea st won led up to It from dummy Seeing th e th e kmg. When the heart ace was urgency to lead through the spade A· forced out and a spade pl ayed, declar· Q, West must Simply hope that he Is er simply rose w1th the ace m dummy , not crashing his partner's si ngleton drew trumps and ran the diamonds to kmg on the heart ace 2. ~~~THOMAS JOSEPH by ACROSS 39 Pastry 1 Additional goody II Find out DOWN 9 Church 1 Expunge tribunal 2 Fahric 10 Dance form type 12 Jewish 3 The whole month gamut 13 Slip by 4 Atte ntion 14 Sun. talk II Ge rman city Yesterday's Allswer Ill Sesame 6 Guido's note 16 Sergeant's 7 See 3 Down 21 Zephyr 28 Half a 8 Second· 22 O utburst sawbuc k · shout 171nterlace s tringer 23 Refuse 29 Swift 19 "Lafayette, 10 Existe nce 24 Be 34 Never we - here" 11 Old plains c urious (Ger.) 20 Flavor ho me 211 - Haute 311 Carte r's 21 Comber or 111 Fork prong 27 S ton e "Why breaker 18 Cr ave pillar th e Best?" 22 Pitch 23 Break hrPllcll· 24 Malleable 211 Conduce 26 Threefold 1-=-+--+---l-- (pre f.) 27 Fare we ll dinne r 30 Prince Valiant's son 31 Essay 32 Wire measure 33 Rob or 3~ Alpine s now fi eld 36 Prepare fodde r 37 Molding s hape 38 Quaker pronoun 3131 DAD..V CRYPTOQUOTES - Here's how to work il: AXYDLBAAXR laLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample Ais used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hinta. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE TRR promises to save lhe hfe of . An indiscreet overcall mlck - thau: Me•uro for Mta· oura Angelo, acting as tem· porary roJier of VIenna, . . AQ.IH2 3-31 (!J lnllda the PGA Tour • [!) M'A'S'H I]) The Shokeopeore Hour Hooted by Wolter Mot· _ James Jacoby NIWI ctJ Hardcalllt and McCor· . Upholstery <HI -fa&y - S~reet Slereol I]) MOVIE: "Medal lor Benny' 10:00 0 III <HI Hill Street Blues 160 m1n I Cil D Cil Max Headroom PREMIERE ICCIInvesllga· Dillard Water Service Pools, Cisterns. Walla Dell-very Any- · t ime Call 614·448·7404-No SundiV ctllt 87 III Eleanor's matd, Angel1ca , suddenly develops a case of homes1ckness for lt alv (In 676-17a6. 304· 878· 3190. o IQ c BRIDGE cr1me umt as it works 10 Bo s- olent d1strict {60 m1n.1 678· 7387. 11on Ceii614·248·BBU. '"'"'"" ... @) IIJ MOVIE: 'A Case of 2919. 78 17' Chrysler Courlar 231 . 140hp Chryaler motor. Dllty tr~ller. 14500. bctUent condi- w1th the ultra -eff1c1ent Brt· t1sh off1ce clerk that Angela h1re d a1 large Reports how lhe W1t1enon '1 Watar Hauling,; reaaonable rates , lmmedltt*' 2,000 gallon delivery, claterns. ~ poola. well . etc call 304·1578· ' Boats and Motors for Sale (CCI Mona" s displeased 3 -31 Center for D1sease Control1n Atlanta 1s searchtng for re· med1es to VIole nce, as n re la tes to health problems, the controversy surroundmg the f1rst ptrate sh1p ever to be sa lvaged off the coast of Massachu se tts, an 'I nterVIew wnh ret.red d!plomat George Kennan , considered an expert on U S.-Sov1et re- 1980KIW1tlta LTD 1.000, t KC 76 rapher boss (60 m10 1 (In 446·9646 814-246-9285. 1 981 AMC Spirit, 4 spHd, power steering", sunroof, good cond, t2,000.00. Ctll 304- THAT? IT'S LARRY BENN, AND HE'S POINTING A RIFLIE AT OSCAR! 304-773-8150. cond. 304· 676· 5433. defends a young woman ac cused of k1lhng her pho10g - ALLEY OOP J .J . Water Sen~lca Sw1mm1ng pools. cistern• II walla. Call' 1979 Mustang jwlldcedl. 4 opoed. 4 c:yl, f600.00 902 Moesmen Circle, Pt Pit. 304· 7:35 CD Honeymooners 8 :00 0 rii @ Matlock Matlock Stereo) ~ P•intar· lntarior! E•tarior-25 ve· 1r1 experience Free estimate•· Reason1blareta1 Ctll814·266· 1881 Honda Xl210, b•t oHer, bnt offar. 814·446-1077. BEFo~E AcSO. 6370. 1880 Aobbll, AC, AM·FM. good /peoPLe B'{?EATHt: PISCoVERE-C> OXYGEN ove~ All iypas carpenter & concrete work· Interior. tltarlor, remodeling, ptlnting. roofing, free •timates . Call614·448-8174. @ Jeffersons WHAr DIP P~IfSTL.EY, SWEEPER and aewlng machmt repair, parts, and suppliM. Pick up and dallverv. Dav11 Vacuum Clatnar, one hllf milt up Georg" Creek Rd Call 614· 44&·0294. KIWIHkl F-7 , gOOd condltton, body and interior, good on g•. WOW! THAT THIS GUY, "---- 1984 Ch1111 lmptll, 4 door. lbout 12,000 00 undw book. t·H:~c I". . ~ I . YESTERDAY'S SCRAM· LETS ANSWERS ®I News 3f~ Teacher to pupil while handing back term papers : "This work is a disgrace. I'd like a note from your--··." Blight - Singe - Emend - Vlr!Ue - SITTING I work In a job placem8nl bureau. One young applicant puzzl· ed over his application form. In the blank marked " posil ion desired," he had written "SITIING " @ MacNeii/Leh•e• Newshour Jolbli«J ; UNSCRAMBLE FOR ANSWER I]) MOVIE ' Hacksaw' Pari 304·676-8510. f250 00 304-178·2196. e fll CD M'A' S'H D CD Paople's Court Home . Improvements 1 . 1 Comp lclc lhe chuc~lc ouoled -~y t1ll tng tn 1he m1~S u1g words '-....l-...L.-.J........JL......L.......J you develop irom ~!ep No 3 be low _ Academy @ Barney Mille• 7·05 Cil Sanford and Son 7 30 0 Cil Cil Newlywed Game (!) NHL Hockey: Teams to Be Announced 13 hrs 1 (liVe) fll CD Too Close fo• Com fort D Cil Judge ®I Wheel of Fortune m (fi) @ Jeopa•dy L--1L--1 • L._jlIL...J [ . I Awards '11 Honda 900 cullom. fulty dreatld , firtt t1 ,800 00 l•lln tt, mu1t sell, 304-812· 3397 eh"''>. AC . AT. llh. f4.696 00 Annual I L0 p y I ~_,..::,7c...::;.. l .:....,:.. ! .....:,..,!a=-~,-1 A spec1al coverage of the 59th t6oo oo 304-876·7&03. 81 Bronco II Eddie Beuer EdltkKI , loaded, low mlle~ga, garage llept he . c ond . PRYEL . @ WKRP in Cincinnati 6 35 CD Andy Griffith 7 00 0 Cil PM Magazine (]) Hardcastla and McCor· mick (!) SportsCenter Cil Entertainment Tonigh1 Ill (fi)@ Wheel of Fortune 86 I3 ~ Dad's JO b reqwres h1m to lrans fer Services 8t NUTOMA _,.:T~U;..,:G:.,:S:....:;E.,..1 5 2 446-4477 I L....- and Ma1t expose Jess1ca Grandma f.nally marnes. Cell 614-448·9664 110 Kawaskl4·whular. 19875 mts old t1200 Firm C.ll mCil D Cil ®l iD (fi) rn; fll CD Jelforsons Cil Square One TV (CCI 675·6714 84 four scrambled words b., . low to form four simple words I (]) Big Valley 1979 Fleetwing ct'mping trailer 21 ft, dual txle, completetv Mlf conulned. very clean, 83,896.00 Will accept nice 10 ft truck camper on tr1de. 304 82 QRoo ..anoo lelle'l of the (!) Sportslook 23112 ft Prowler ctmping trailer. good cond 304 · 876-1916 evening• 81 CLAY I News Campet' and lot, Racoon Creek 1978 GMC 3A ton trucll. 4154 engine. Ste by appointment only. 614-742· 2677 ~ 19811 Honda Shadaw !500 Low miles. Ex cond . Meny txtrll 614-245-9629. 304-678-2359 "The forecast: rainy, cold, with a 60 percent chance your joints are already "acting up ... " Vans & 4 W.O. 73 19815 Honda Rebel 260 1.046 miln. Call 614· 448-8306 448·7381. Mo\ling 11•1• 701 Charry lt. Vinton, Ohio. April 1 tt, 2nd, l 3rd 4• 18 1bovt ground ewlmmlng poot, tntktW IMKiroom tuite, n.w couch . Z O.U.tn Ann ch.n. lhrlng room suite, dtnlng room sultt, brNkfaet Mt. stereo, 1 bNroom aplrtmMt In Mlddl• books. potch twldf, plcnlct•bl•. port, all utllltl• paid. t210 ptr. othtr heme to numtrOus 10 monlh. Cell 814·882·6763. mention. Nlct Mltction of Ftn· ton 011sa. On a 1nd two bedroom fum..,_ed 1pt1. for rtnt In Middleport. An l.Ning room fumltur'l and Nc 1986 Dodge Atm Chtrger (lookl hke Blanr). Red and wh•te. low milea. AM -FM casette rad1o, power windows and door locka. cruiaa, tih , 4x4, Wlndthield I Un VIIOI, hghtad running botrdl Mutt Hll, new c• ordered. C1ll 614-742-2211 before 6 .00 •nd 814-992-15784 after<& OO.and atk for Dave 1979 Trlni·Am t-top. A-1 con d. 67,000 miln , white with blut mterior, 83100. price nagotl ~­ ble. must HH Call 614· 742· 19815 Grand Am LE, V-8, one owner, low mites, g•ag• llapt, pll'"''"· Upp" Rive< Rd. 614· 8343 ... 614-446-8393. 1986 Ford RangM, 5 apd , m wry good cond. Auume loan 678·3912 bolo" 6:00PM. Coppartona refrlgntor tl&, htrVnt gold refrig•etor •1115, 1ldt bv tide rtfflg•ator t198, white 2 dr. rtfrlgerttor 175, 16 cu. ft . chnt fr"ztr t110, Whh'lpool Wtlhtr t85. Maytlg w11her e11s. oe we.,.,,11o. eltctrlc rana•·top • bottom ovtn t1 80, Ma'{1q wring• wtlhtr •tiS. tnd 62 gllton hot Wltlf h... tr ISIS. Skeggt Ap- 1973 F-350 1-ton Wrecker. 440 Holmn bad. with light bar, 3151C-auto trans , AM -FM stereo New ateerlng tiret, com· pletely reco11dlt1oned , new Pllnt $4300. Cell 614·446· 80 Monza , excellent cond New axhau1t. new tires 82000 1 61 1h Central Ave. m Rto Grande. Ctll 614· 246-6462 675-7414. Am1n1 large cap•ch.y room •ir eondltlaner-18,000 BTU. good Trucks for Sale 88 Ford F-250 4000 miles Payoff 51 International. 70 lnternltlonal 1 ton S700 08 offer Call 814· 388· 9822 l---~::----- i----------1304-676·5281 . SNAFU'Mby Bruce Beattie 72 J2000. 4 c:yl.. PS/ PB. C.ll 614·286·8522. 1985 C1mero. 18.1500 00. Ctll Llrgt 2 bedroom apanmant in Mlddlepon. •lher lftd dryer hoo kup, pertltlly turnillhld. PlY own utllltl• •185 ~r monm. Call 114·192· 2311 diiVI or 814· 892· 2109 wenlnga. 111llhl01 paid Cell 614-182· 6084 Autos for Sale ' 71 Uneoln 6398 304-676-2815 71 Cell 814·992-3978. 64 t27& 00 304-676-3184 26 inch color TV. Good U.ed porttble • floor modtl colored TV' s, Ctll 81 4· Livestock 304-526-4934 Mollohan Furnhurt & Applian· eta. Rt 7 Nonh Galllpolla, Ohio Ph 1814-448-7444 8pc Woad liv ing Room SuUe 1399.00. Cell 614-379-2720 2986 Want to buy Alfalfl or m1Ked hav out ot field, caii304· 3B4· 7698 Super tl~tgle weter bad co mptete 8260 304-876·6209 1fter 6. Transportation 1973 Ctdillac Eldorado Con· wrtlble. Rust -runs good. $300. Call 814· 446·4876 Now buying shell corn or ear corn Call tor latest quote• River C1ty Farm Supply, 614·441· 6:00 0 614-446-2405. 1-----------"1"'---------- ------- 1 EVENING 1978 Coachman 19 1h ft .. telf. contaln&d, AC , C.refrea awn· tng, verygoodcond •4200 Call New Holl and 477 Ha'1 bmd Exc Cond 304· 273-4216 mg. Open 9 00 AM to 7 ·00 PM Call 304· 875-4631 304-273-66&6 ; ll WOlD. UMI ' 3/31/87 8t Campers 1976 Cadillac. very good cond PS / PB, P 1e.. s Cll1614· 446· 7348 after 4 62 Wanted to Buy HOI.!< I 79 Motors Homes Wf'11te 16 hp 14, 960 00 MARCH ONLY Siders Equip· ment, Henderton. W Vt 304· 676-7421 I~;::;:;:;::=::::;:=:::;;=== Tonv'• Gun Repa1n . hot re blue- Safaa tnd chtirt priced from $396 to t996 Teblas t60 end up to t126 . Hlda·l· btdl 8390 to t696. Reclinera t226 to t375 lamps t28 to t12& Oinattea •109and up to 1496 Wood table w -8 chalra t 286 to 17915. Desk t100 up to 13715. Hutches t400 end up. Bunk beds complete w· mattre&NI '296 and up to U95. Blby beds •11 0 & t176 Mlttte ..esorboll eprlng• full or twin 863. firm t73. tnd t83. Queen dtl f2215. King 1360. 4 drewer chest te&. Dr..sart t89 Gun cabinlfls 8, 10, 12 gun. 011 or electric range t376 Btby mattrt.. al t36 t46. Bed ffames 120. 130 • King fr1me fl50. Good aelectin ol bedroom suites, mat1l ca· blnttl. hetdboardt 130 tnd up 10 t85 1 Bedroom bu1c rat'lt t178 00 plut electric. AIIO requued a 8200 00 sacunty depo11t . CON · TACT Jackson Esl1tes Dap1 Ph 446 - 3 997 Equal Housing Opportunity 61 Farm Equipment Htndmeda qu11ts for ae le C1ll For rent · 1 2•60. 2 bedroom mobUe home. Rtclne ~rea 614992-6851. 44 Farrn Suppli es & Livestock Gravely tractor, alectric sta rt 8 spt~ed witf'l attachme nu Call 614-446·4149 46 Space for Rent Space for rent , trailer s paces, Locuet Rd. Rt 1. Pomt P1easant, 304 ·675· 1076 42 Mobile Homes for Rent &30 00. 304-676· 3718 1 PI,..AYif.lb ll1t!'. FIFTI1 Aula parts for Nit. Radio, A C , giQa, and other parts for 1977 Cordoba. 304-773-5861 . 0231 5 AKC Rtg. S1bar1an f'luakies. Blue aya1. $76 without papers, 1125 w1tll papers 8 wlls old. · BAD f,ili.W7...'(:JI!!>T /oiJI:Xi ; AIUI>·i~-OtJ~ btJ '?I~'! rBUT" I'M 814-992·6898 Groom & Supply shop Pet grooming, all atylet. all breed• Jull& Webb Cell 614·446· Look1ng tor Registered Enghsh bull for stud seMce, mutt have papers Call 614-446· 7862 . I'IIO ror f;(JX! ~ ""'"'"--' ':~~:t:~' S©\\~lA-~£irS® Edltod •v 'OUAN - - - - - - - Television VIeWing 1972 Chevy truck front and. good dry metal t17!5. C.ll Drago nwynd Cattery Kannel CFA Himalavan, Persian and Siamese ll1tten1 AKC Chow pupp1as New Chow pupp1ee Call 614·446· 3844 after 7PM Call 814-266-6745 Enghlh Seuer. Rag1sterad. good hunting dog . W1ll well or trade tor gun. Call 614-949-2644 Apartment for Rent Auto Parts & Accessories .. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 1~~~!:~--~---::::::::;::~~~~~~::==~~~ ••.,iBORN Mt.a}J~[h~31~·~1~9~8~7----~----------------------~----_:Po~m~e:r~o!=:M:iT:Ie~~~·~i:· LOSER Used & Rebuilt Trtnsmiaslona All 1n1trnlltv lntpectld & gua· rantaed. lnsltlladon and pick-up available. Call 614·441·0918. Pets for Sale Good 90 day grain fed USDA Inspe cted quarters and hal-ves $1 26 Cut and wrapped Ph. 44 Houses for Rent 56 New, leftover 1986 model pools Huge 1 6x24 font sw1m area, 4 feet deep In c ludes deck. fence f1lter & warranty F1nanc· 1ng arrangad lnstel11t10n ava1la· bla Call 24 hours: 1· 800-345· 0946 l-----------,r-----------1 1966 Slly ltne 47 • 10 82400 Call 614 446-0390 1967 Benner 1 2x60 Malle good office trlr or Sunday School anne1. for churc h U600 Call 614-3 88-8368 I ~ 32 Mobile Homes for Sale ' ,.'Bal..'• ..,..,, . . "You never knew your father - he's a bunch of telephone . drr"ectort'es m' Omaha." Rentals 2783 Sw1mmmg Pools 8999 NeW lehove, 1996 model pools. Huge 16124 foot sw1m area, 4 feat deep Includes deck. fence, f1lter and wanantv Financing arranged, mstallatlon available Call 24 hours 1 -800·346· 0946 Good cond•tlon 6 rooms batt'!, large porch, garage work shop M•ddlepon Ca ll 614 - 992 - 2602 Concrete blocke all111es yerd or delivery. Mason sand Galhpolla Block Co.. 123 '11 P1ne St , Galllpolia, Ohio Cell 614· 446· J»tast1c cistern atate approved, plalliC IBPtic tan"s platttC cu lverts, metel cu lverts . RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jack· lO ll. Oh 614 286-5930 76 BUOOETTransrftintont Ueed& Atbullt Alltypn torque con .... r· tart & trandar c•tt· Engine ovarhtul k!1a Alll1on Tr•nsmi• 11on Pll'tS & CVC Joints Gu•· rantead. will deliver, Cllh & carry or Instill C1li 814· 37~· 2220 or 2118-66n 246 -5121 Callahan'a Uaed Ttre Shop. Over 1.000 llret, 11ze1 12. 13. 14 . 1 6. 16, 16 6 8 miles out Rt 218 Ctll 614· 266 6261 In Pomeroy, 6 roomt and beth !liT 'N' CARLYLE ®br Ulrry Wright Buildi.,g Matarills Block, brick, sewer pipes, windowt. linttls, etc. Claude Win· ters. R1o Granda, 0 Ca~ 814- 64 Misc. Merchandise Government homn from 81 . (U repu) Del inquent ta• prop- bedroom house f~replace , new sept i C, 1 acre lot. 304 -675- 55 Building Supplies Antiques 1·800-433·7847 erty. Repotaeu•ons Call 806 687-eooo Elo:t GH 9805 lor cur rent repo hat March 31. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio T uw E cn RF N RH T L F H R P SWRRVV ERRBYCFWB R F' N 11 V C R 'V OF'FEC. PTNB EFDUAX Yeeterday'e ·Cryptoquote: TO MANAGE MEN , ONE OUGHT TO HAVE A SHARP MIND IN A VELVET SHEATH. - G~ORGE EL!OT �Page-8-The Daily Sentinel March 31. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio L,cal Briefs:----- Winter stonn forces several school closings Alumni group needs assistance A notice has been lssurd to parrot s who graduatrd from Meigs High School as a sma ll group of MHS grads works toward organizing an alumni association. This Is not a n easy job. the group sa id, and help is despNa tciy needed to locatp out -of-town addresses and local cont acts . Finding a few addresses, by sim ply usi ng your trlephonP. would help tremr ndously, the group said . The group urged alumni to comr to its meetings. as postf'd in The Daily Srn tin PI. or contac t Bob Werry. 992-5396: Jim Birchfield, 992-2646: Jan Davis. 992-6253; Shell y Wood, 992-3166: Joycr Dill. 992-5820. The group needs any information co nc«;>r ning any alumni that local residents know abo ut by Friday. April 3. Squads make 3 calls Monday Meigs Coun t ~· F.mc < · gcnc~ · Medic<.~l Services reports thrPc calls Monda y: RePd >,·iiiP at 8:40 J.m . to Reedsville for GJrth Smith to C<.~mdcn - C i ark MPmorial Hospi tal: RarinC' at 11 ::!4 a.m . to Barringc•r Ridge Road for ('arl Authcrson who was trC'atPd but not trJn sport<'d: PomPrO.I ' Fire Departmcnt at ~ : 04 p.m . to a fal sP alarm on Ohio 14:!. Ticket.~ still at'aila/Jle for event About 50 t ickcts to lhP Pomerov Area Merchants Associ<F lion's Spring Style• Show to be ticid Thursd a~· night at thr PomNoy EIC'mcntan· School arc still availablc. Thc tickC't s at $4 eac h may be purchasC'd from Margucritc's Shoes. Chapman' Shors. HartiE'y Shors. Clark's Jewelry. K & C .Jewelers. ElbC'rfC'Ids. Top of the Stairs. Chatrau Beauty Salon. Dollar Grncral in Pomcroy, Jnd Dan ' s in Midd!Pport . ThC' doors will opcn at li: 30 p.m. for a soc ial hour with refrC'shments and virwi ng of thC' C'X hibit s with the show to start at 7: 30 p.m . Ha If of t hc procecds will go for est a blishmC'nt oft hC' Robert Morris Mrmorial Library, a tributP to thr lat e principal of Pomeroy E IPmC' nt ary . Winter blast misse.'i Bend A rea A fi vr to six inch snow ex preted byTu esda,· morning faiicd to matl'rializl'. ' Thl'rr was some snowfJ II with littlr Jccumulation imd schools of Meigs Cou nt y wcrP oprn for classes . WhiiC' templ:'ratures frll into th<' low :!O's . high winds crC'a ted a chill factor Tu<'sday mornin g to mak<' for a co ld closing for the month of March, and snow flurrirs co ntinurd during th<' morning. :Showdown expected By SON.JA HILLGREN UPI Farm Editor . WASHINGTON tUPii - A W.estC'rn-styll' showdown is ex· pected, this wel'k as a Colorado senator tries to fight off an attempt to wl'aken major conservation law enacted to discourage fllrmers from plowing up grass· iands In th<' West. .: The threatened sodbus trr provision Is part of a r<'VOiutlonary conservation packag(' contain <'d lp thC' 19R~ farm law. · Leading the chargr to main· taln thl' law is S<'n . Bill Arm · strong. R-Colo.. the original l)ack<'r of the provision that bars fC'drral farm bl:'n<'fits from farml'rs who plow up highly erodible land to plant crops without <'Onservat ion plans. The sodbuster prov ision gr<'w out of concrrn about sprc ulators who plowed up millions of Jeres grasslands in statrs such as \olorado and wer<' abl<' to collrrt fedl'ral subsidies for crops allicady In surplus. It also discourages the• plowing up Of <'rOdibl<' l'o~nd In othC'r part s of thc nation . The fight is ov<'r a m<'asurr approved by th<' Scnat<' Agriculture Committ<'r March 4 to rxrmpt morr than 2~ million acres of alfalfa and hundrrds of , millions of arrrs of multi· year Rrassi'S from thP sodbustrr provision. . Thl' Senate Is cxpl'ctl'd to take up thl' lssur thi s week , and Armstrong plans to force a votl' of thl' full chamber . The fight Is sN'n as an rar iy i<'St of Srn. Patrick LC>ahy. 0 -Vt .. th<' nl'w or AgriculturC' Committ e!' chairman who ha s been cr it iclzed for letting the meas ure• grt b~· with no ana lys is or hrarings. The mea sur<' was spon sor<'d by Sen. F.dward Zorinsky. D- Nrb .. just two days before hr died of a hl'ar t attack. Co- sponsors havl:' takrn up his cause, arguing th<' bill penalizes farmrr s who plant alfalfa as part of a crop rotation. On·thC' other side, Armstrong's backers contend a farmer who truly practic<'s conservation will not not lose benr fit s beca use land ca n be plowC'd up if it Is done und<'r a conservation plan. "Wr beli<'V<' that a wellintrnt ioned. long-term rot at ion which Includes alfalfa should sa tisfy the conserva lion pia nning rrqulr<'ments as set forth .In the Food Srcurity Act becausr this is generally a Vl'r~· l'ffect lVI' systrm for controlling Nosion on high! \' erodlbll' land, " Edwin Clark of thl' Consl'rvation Foun· dation told Armstrong in a letter urging him to put up a fight. Howe\W, Clark sa id . farml'rs ·'should be required to develop and ad herr to consrrvatlon plan s to <'nsurC' that they continue to follow so il-conserving rota I ions on their highly erod ible land." After deciding to take up the battle, Armstrong and .Sen. Sam Nunn. D -Ga .. s<~ ld In a letter to fellow senators that the commit · tee actl'd without the benl'flt of h<'arlngs or analysis. warner sentenced.. All depositors eventu all y got their money back, but only $fter the state of Ohio approved a $129 million bailout from state lunds. ; Former Home State prl'sldC'nt David Schleb<'l, convicted on three charges of securit i<'s fr aud. was sentenced to six months in fall and fined $25,000. Sent encing lor another ex -bank president , Surton Bongard . convicted of 82 banklnR violations. was delayed inltll today . : 'Although Warnrr was sent tnced to 3· % years in pri son. prosecutor LawrencE' Kane not <'d that he will be eligible for shock ~aroll.• tn six months. : "We have no quarr<'l with the f('ntence." sa id Kane . " Mr. Y.'arner asked for justice and •11 Ohio weather ;ontlnued from page 1 justice was served." Although Warner is h multimillionaire, his attorney, Wil liam Jeffress, said there was " no way" Warner could post $22 million cash bond. " I can't say I was surprised at the sentence," said Jeffress, who had recomm~:>nded probation and no prison time . "There were a lot of public demands In this case." Among people speaking on behalf of Warner before sentencIng was former Ohio Gov. John Gilligan, who told the judge he had found Warner "completely honorable" and "deserving of any post of trust." Gilligan Is a Democrat and Warner was once a major fund -ra l se r for Democrats. Warner's wife, mother-In-law and two daughters also pleaded with the judg~:> not to send Warner to prison. Warner cried as he listened to friends and relatives praise him. lly ,JIM FISHER l 'nit<'d Prt•ss lntl'rnational /\ tenaci ous spri ng storm tossc·ci snow across thc Ohio \'allr1· toda~· . closi ng schools and court s whil<' rrcord cold temper aturrs thrPa tenrd a bumper p('u('h crop in Mississippi a nd thundrrstorms triggerl'd lornadol's in Florida and Nor th Carol ina th<.~t injur<'d at least three peopll'. Th<' wi nt r~ · storm sprC'a d snow from t hr Trnn<'SS<'I' Valley across thr Ohio Valley to Lake Eri<'. prompting wint<'r storm warnings tor most of Ohio and parts of Kl'nturk~· and Indiana. Up to <J foot of snow was forec ast tod ay in southwest Ohio. Schools ll'<'r(' ciosrd in many arras of Ohio and ail fcdNal and juv<'ni!P co urt offir<'S in Cll'veland II'N<' shut down. Srvcral dozen mostl\' rural school dis· trier, in K<'ntucky also clos<'d brrausr of ha zardous road conditions . Rain was ex pPcted to turn into snow across wrstern Pennsylva · nia with up to 6 inches failing by tonight'. thr Nationul Weather SPrvir<' sa id. Showers and thunderstorms stretched across much of Florida and rain cx t<'nded up the Atlantic coast to Maine. A coastal flood warning was posted for part of thr Chesaprake Bay and gale warnings extendrd from th<' Caro lina s to Maine. At l!'a st threr prople were injurrd and several homes dam· ag<'d when a tornado rippl'd through two Darr Count y, N .C' .. communitirs rar ly today. Res cur t<'am s were on t h<' seen<' in Avon and Buxton. whN<' up to :m hou sC's and trailprs were damagrd and 17 boats in a marina destro~ · ed. "Ther<' are somr injuri<'s. W<' don't know how ser iou s thrir injuri<'s arr at this timr." sa id St atC' Emf'rgency Manag<'ment spokeswoman Chrystal Stowe. Thr tornado also rlpprd down power and tC'irphonr lines. and statr highway patrol and emer· grncy managemrnt officials ad· visC'd propl<' to stay out of the arl'a . In Miami, small tornados knocked down trees, damaged on!' business and one car but caused no Injuries. The twister's <'arly-spring thunderstorm preceded a cold front that had already knocked temperatures down to a record 35 at Pensacola and dropped heavy rain on Apalachicola. High winds of up to :l5 mph whipped heavy rain across Rhode Island, causing scattered power out<.~ges and fouling thC' morning commute. The wintry storm ll'ft up to 12 inches of snow in Kentucky , closing the Greater Cincinnati Airport In Florence for about an hour Monday. Flights were delayed at the Dayton Municipal Airport in Dayton, Ohio. The snow fell at a rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour in north - central Kentucky and southeast Indiana Monday. where three traffic deaths were blamed on the storm. Eight Inches blanketed Louisv ille, Ky., Cleveland and Dayton, Ohio. In KC'ntucky, morr than :10 traffic accidents WC're report<'d during one hour in Louisville. In Tennessee, about 25 cars Wl'rr involv<'d in two chain- reaction collisions on icy Nashville highways late Monday. No deaths or ser ious injuri<'S wer<' reported. Plunging temperatures prompted freezr warnings today for Arkansas. Tennesse<'. K<'n tucky and parts of Texa s. Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama. Flor· ida. Missouri and Illinois. The temp<'l'ature dippl'd to a record-low 32 degrees in Corpus Christi, Texas, ear l~· today, whill' srveral oth<'l' record lows wer<' se t in Arkansas. including Bates viii<', whC're It was 2~ d<'grC'es. On Monda~· . at l<'ast H low temp<'ratur<' records wer<' set in s!'ven stat es. with r<'adings as low as 2 degrees in Kan sas and Nebraska. Th<' cold threatened crops from Texas to Kr ntucky, includ 1 ing p<'ach, tobacco, appll', blurb· NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 7 AM EST 4-1-87 30 I msNOW FRONTS: wwarm Lut'y Parmitt'r Lucy M. Parmlt<'r, 93, Stewart, died at her residence Monday Mrs. Parmlter was born in Decatur Township of Washington County, a daughter of the late Ryron and Mary Anderson Frost. She was a member of the Episcopal Church, a volunteer worker for the Aml'rican Red Cross and the American Cancer Society. J\1rs. Parmiter was a member of Amesville Grange 798 having served as master for two years and was a member of the WEATHER MAP - During will he generally fair. (UP I) Pomona \.rangr . Surviving ar<' hf'f husband. .Jewf't, and a godchild, Flora Perry of Athens. Besld<'s her parent s she was precC'ded In death by her first hu sband, John Sellon in 1965, and her seco nd husband, Cecil Ri chardson in 1977. Gravesldr ril<'s will be held at 1 p.m . Thursday at the Rockland CC'metery In Belpre with Rev . George Horner, Jr., officiating. Frlrnds may call at the White Funeral Home In Coolville from 2 to 4 p.m. Wedn<'sda y. lot and the subjects escaped In an older model car. The robbery Is under Inves tigation . Sign up Saturday· ~frlca. 198 7 SCHEDULE FLEA MARKEl Meigs County Fair Grounds, Pomeroy, Ohio APRIL 2-3-4-5; MAY 1-2-3; JUNE JULY 2-3-4-5; AUG. 6-7-8-9; SEPT. 3-4-5-6 OCT. 1-2-3-4; NOV. 5-6-7 304 422-4169- 614 742-2882 \\'~dnt•sday Ter('sa C. Carr. Middll'port. has fill'd for divorcl' in Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Ronald L. Carr. Middleport. A restraining order has bren issued against th<' defC'nd ent. P<'nding finaliza tion of t hr action. .Jam<'s B. Hawthorne. Long Bottom. and Karen Ann Haw thorn!'. Rutland. havr filed for a dissoiut ion of marriage. Sabra .Jran Click has bC'rn I Plans fund project Thr Rutland FirP Orpartml'nt is sponsor ing a fund raising program to raise money for nrrdrd <'quipml'mt. A pl'rson reprf'SI?nting th(' department will br co nta cting all homes in thr area serv iced by lh<' departm<'nt . In appreciation for a donation, those rl'sidrnts will rec<'ivr a complimrntary' C<'rtlflcate for an 8x10 rami!~' portrait to be taken at thr Rutland Department quartrrs . Charles Barrett. president of the Rutland Departm<'nt. reports that the fund rai sing program Is legitimat e and asks for support of t h<' projl'rt. I The Meigs County Sheriff's Department was railed to Fisher's Big Wheel, at Laurel Cliff. at about 7 p.m. Monday evening . Two subject s -- one male, one female - had left the store concealing VCR tapes and clothing inside their clothing. A scuffle with store security personnel took place In the parking South Central Ohio : Clearing tonight, with a low r----------------------~ between 20 and 30. Variable cloudiness Wednesday , with highs between 40 and 45. · : The probabilit y of preclpila tJon Is 20percent tonight and near 4~5-6-7 zero Wednesday . Winds will be light and west,erly tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast Dealers Wanted-Buyers Wanted- Come One-Come All Thursday through Saturday Reasonable Setup Rates-Indoor Space-Outdoor Space A chance of rain or snow WE'LL SEE YOU AT THE FLEA MARKET Thursday and Friday, with falr weather Saturday. Highs will For Information Call range from 35to45eachday, with . overnight lows mostly In the 20s. -Static .ftOccluded mnrning, lht• wt•atht•r Meigs County Court news Sheriff probes incident at Big Wheel Sign-up for Chester girls' soft ball, ages 10-13, will beSaturi:lay, 10 a.m . to 1 p.m ., at the girl scout hall In Chester. Registration fee $12. For Information call 9922576. · [Qj SHOWERS -RAIN "Cold Map shows minimum temperatures . At least 50% ot any shaded area 1s pred,cted to rece,ve prec,J)Itat<on indicated UPI But attention was focused on larger issues of U.S.-French cooperation, with Chlrac having expressed concern about trade and agriculture as well as about the Importance of European security 'In any U.S.-Sovlet nuclear arms agreement. In New York Monday, the prime minister said European na I ions would firmly oppose American trade decisions that would undermine economic recovery among the 12 countries of the Economic Community. Speaking to the Economic Club of New York, a private organization promoting economic devel opment, Chlrac rejected charges that France has Implemented protectionist agricultural policies; saying his country subsidIzes Its farmers much less than the United States does Its own. Area deaths 0 50 Reagan greets Chirac WASHINGTON tUPI)- President Reagan's talks today with French Prime Minister Jacques Chirac were arranged with ap· parent agreement about European security cont"erns but division on the prickly prot,! ems of trade and agriculture. Chlrac, a conservative who hopes to unseat Socialist Presi· dent Francois Mitterrand next year despite his own declining public opinion polls, Is on his first visit to the United Sfates since taking office a year ago. Today's meeting with Reagan was arranged In part to help raise his profile, and officials said he would be greeted with fanfare and honors In a ceremony on the White House south lawn. The leaders then planned a joint announcement abou I an AIDS research project between the United States and France. horticulturist with. th<' Coopera tiv<' Ext<'nsion SC'I'vic<' <'Xperim<'nt station in Crysta l Springs, Miss . "We arr vcrv concNned, !'speciallY with p!-achrs." he said. "Pearhes are now in absolut<'. gorgeous fu II bloom. 11 looks like . a bumprr crop - probably a record crop.'' Agriculture officials in T<'xas were worrird about whrat . • grape's and onions. and thP <'arly . spring storm jeopardi zed Ken- · tuc·ky's $1 billion bur!t'y tobacco · crop - th<' st;ct<''s No. 1 rash crop. In thr central Plains, whPre tw6 blizza rds struck in IC'SS than a Wl'<'k. thousands of h<'ad of cattle · in Kansas and N<'braska wl'rl' br lil'vrd killed. erry. grape, onion and whrat. Anne Fischer. owner of the Blackleilge-Fischer Ore. in Wagoner County In eastern Okla homa, prepared to take protective measures Monday night. including· burning smudge pots and brush piles . "We definitely will be burning," Fischer sa id. "We' ll be burning massive brush pilrs of peach and appll'wood. The winds we have tonight should carry the heat through the orchard.'· In Mississippi, farmers prepared to burn old tires in their orchards. Temperatures below 28 would harm blooming peach trers, and temperatures In thr low 20s would damage th<' blueberry crop. said Pat Hegwood , a Met>t Thursday Chester United Methodist Women will meet Thursday, 1:30 p .m. , at the church, with guest speal<er George Pickens, a mls-, slonary to the Ivory Coast', grantl'd an annulment of marriag<' from Paul Richard Click. Thr plaintiff has been restored by t hi' court to hrr former name Morrison. Granted a dissolution of marriagr were Jos<'ph Ray Gilkey and Wilma L<'r Gi!k«:'y. Casrs clismissed were Dawn Marl<' Collins against Roger 0<'an Collins, and R<'tty J<'an Hill against .John Delbert Hill. 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