https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/705262fc602876799bb17c90a687c971.pdf 9e4f5dfba1ed14de23f5aa1005b81218 PDF Text Text .i Page- 10- The • ' Daily Sentinel r--_....... .• Local Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Briefs:-....., ·Reagan Good Friday services scheduled Annual Middleport Community Good Friday services wlll be held at the First P resbyteria n Church at7: 30 p.m., Friday with Rev . Gil bert Cra ig, pastor of the Mount Moriah Baptist Church, presenting the medit ation. • Mrs . .Ju ne Kloes of the Middleport First B-aptist Church will direrr co mbined choirs In specla l'l:;i'ster music. The service will end wit h lhP Ten Stations of the Ctqss. · Me ig~ staff attend me~ ting Nlnr,> representa ti ves of the Me igs Local Sc hool District att end ed the Mid-South east Qhlo Chapter I t reading) meeting hl'id for Chap iN I reacher.s at the Holiday Inn ar Marietta. Spea ker was Dr. Maxi ne Smit h of the Columbus P.u bljc Schoo l. All<'ndlng fr om Meigs Local were .Jon! .Je ffers and .Ja net Hoffman, Po meroy: Mary Bra uer. Middleport: Eliza bet h Story. Middl eport and Bradbury; Linda Stanley, Harrisonville; Kim Ohllng<·r. Hur la nd; Chery l Lightfritz, Sa lem Cent er; Bar bara Math ews , Sa lis bury, a nd Wendy Hal ar, Meigs Local • Chapt er I Program Director. TP n school ellstr ier s participate in the inservicc program held evNy spring and fa ll. Quarrel result.~ in arrest of 2 A qua rrci lha·f mig ht hav£' ended In tragedy ended instead in the arrest of two Pomeroy men. Mt'igs Count y Sheriff Howard Fra nk and several depu ties wc·rc ca lled ea rly Sunda y evenin g to the Cicatus Arnett res idence on Sm ith l1oad, off Ohio 143. where an arg um ent was raki ng place between Arnett and his son-In-law, Dale Ca ll. Wh en Dep ur.v Don Snyder ent ered the residence, he foun~ Arn<·tt had a loaded 12-ga uge shotgun In his possess ion. Arnett res is ted briefl y bC'fore putt ing the gun down and being placed In t·ustody. Arm• tt was charged with hav ing a wea pon whi le lntoxlc·atcd . , Cal l was chargPd wlrh obstructi ng off icial business a nd rPs istlng arrest . Both men were lodgrd Sund ay night In the Meigs Count y .fai l and w•·n' ro have Iheir Initial cou rt appeara nces today in Me igs Cou nt y Cou rt brfore .Judge Pat rick O'Brien. The shotgun and one oth er gun were co nfi scat ed b)· au thor itiPs to bp held for ev ldenrf' . Pomeroy I'MS was ca lled to the scene IJ ur nei ther Arnell nor Cal l rl'q ulrrd treatment. There was ex tensive glass damage to the rC'sldrnl'e as a J'Cs ulr of the al terca tion the sht'rl ff repor ts. EMS units re.'ipond to 8 calls Mc·lgs Cou nty EmC'rgcncy Medica l Srrvlres reports eig ht ca lls over tho wl'rkend: fi ve on Sa tu rday and th ree on Sunday. Sut uJ·day at 10:4!\ a.m .. Pomeroy to VlllagP Gree n Apar tment s fo1 Rra nd.v Fortun<' to O'Blencss Memor ial Hosplla l; Ha clnc at :1: J:l p. m. to Hill Road for Opal Cumm ins to Pleasan t Va iiPy li ospitul; Pomeroy at 4: 12 p.m. to Ohio 1 4~ fo r .lane Ra tcliff to Vrll' ra ns Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at Ill: 4!i p.m . to Ohio 248 for John Lascar to Vete rans Memori al Hospita l: Pomeroy a r 10:42 p.m. to Mulberry Avenue fo r Cat hcr lm· Oliwr to Vt'tera ns Memorial Hos pll al. Sunclay a t !l: :,1 a . m .. Racine to Elm Street for Els ie Circle to Vetera ns Memo rial Hos pital: Po meroy at 4 p.m. to th o Pomeroy Hrallh Car(' Cen tc•r for Dale Roush to Vetera ns Mrmorlal Hospita l: Syrae use at o: :14 p.m. ro MlnersviliP fo r H" rold Davis tu Holzer Medica l Center. Service plan.~ cla.m~s in May Thl' Meigs Cou nty Emergency Medi cal Services will sponsor Its second ann ua l regional f:MS sc hool on Sunday, May :1, at Meigs Hlgll Sc hool. Th is )'Par's sc hool Is In need of old, no longer used. farm equ ipmen t ll'orn pieker, tractor, etc. I . Th is l'q uipmcnr will be · used duri ng rhr faPm ex rrlca lion class . The equ ipment will be cui apa rt IJ;· t h ~ various tools used ro free someone from a far m acclde nr. MPigs Count y fit'<' and F: MS pNsonnPI arc urged to send thPi r rrsc rva rions in ro the F:MS main office. Box 74A, Pomrro~, prior ·" ro 1\pril 21 to ins ure drsired classes . A $15 rrg lst rarion fee Is II<'C'rssary for all ou t-of-count.v EMS me mbers. Thrrr will ll<' a$!> charge to Me igs Co unt y personn el if the)· wish to oat at th<' school.l.unch Is brl ng' providNI by the Meigs Arh i<' t ic Boosh'rs and a lll utl£'h reserva tions must be In by April 2~ . aides use break to .plot strategy Democratic Congress fo r the first time, will ma ke "leaderShip" the issue !n forthcoming battles over spending, trade and any Democratic tax proposals. One aide noted gleefully the dlfflcully Democrats are having In ar riving .at a single posillon on trad e restricllons and said Reaga n will try to paint the Demo, era tic Congress as spendthrift a job made e'asirr by a unified GOP minor ity in .both chambers. The officials said Baker' s new policy of mak ing the president ava ila ble to the news media on a frequent and less contentious bas is Is something Reaga n is "comforta ble" with as a way of selling his message of budget reform. Ailhougn he · has had two spendin g vetoes overridden, Reagan's strong bu t un successful lobbying sent the rig ht 'message to Cong ress -'- th at he Is willing to fight. the aides said. Columb ia Toll'nshlp Boarcl of Trustees will haiti a spc'rial nJOt•ling Wodncsdav, 7: :!II p.m.. at lhC' firr sta tion. Flamf' Fellom~hip .~lat e.-. ·"peakl'r Anl(ie Compernollc, of Cleveland. Ohi o Stare overse<'r for !~ l ame F"cl lowship. will be spca ki ng Friday evening, G::UI p.m .. foi· the Fla mo F!'i lowshlp chapter meeting ut Dale's Smorgasbord, Ca llipolls. Public Invited. SCOTTSDA LE, Ariz. 1UP II Ersk ine Caldwell, one of the world 's mos t widely rea d authors who outraged many fellow Southerners with such earthy novels as "Tobacco Road" and "God's Li tt le Arrc," died du ring th e weekend aft er a long battle with lu ng ca ncer. He was 8:!. Caldwel l. whose books were tra ns la ted Int o more tha n 40 la nguages a nd sold more th an 80 million co pies, died Satu rday night at his Paradise Va lley home· near Scorrsdale. A spokes man said in keeping wit h a family req uest for privacy, derails of Caldwe ll's deat h and interment will not be disclosed. But it was known Caldwell, a heavy smoker, had severa l operations fo r lung " the years and recc i v r d (1Xf£> n s i vc the champion best-seller a nd sti ll ranks lOth on the a ll- t i m~ fiction list. despite hav ing been banned in Boston and rev iled by many critics. "Tobacco Road." dramatlzell by Jac k Kirkland . opened on Broadway in Decem ber 19:1:1 and broke box office records with an clg ht -~ea r run of 3. 1B2 perfor- It was tho tall , outgoing Caldwell's pu ngen r use of sex and language, his acute social comment and his prolific output that brought hi m early success and kept him amo ng the world 's most widely published a uthors for deca des. Following the enormous successes of "Tobaceo Roa d" and "God' s Li ttle Acre" in 1932 and 1 9:\~, Caldwell conti nued his steady one- book-a-year pace. The ti tles included "Trouble In July," "Tragic Ground, " "The Sure Hand of God," "Love and Mon ey" and " This Very Earth." "God 's Little Ac re" was once LOS ANGELES (UP! I - Kent Tay lor, a former aw ning salesman from Iowa who beca me best known for the Iitle role on the 1950s TV detective series "Boston Blackle," died du ring the weekend at the Motion Pictu re and Television Hospital. He was 80. " He was tired out." sai d his wife of !i7 years, Augusta. Tay lor, who ma de more than 60 movies, died in his sleep Saturday. His wlfe loldthe LosA ngeles Times he had had several hea rt operations and had been cared for at home by a nurse until he Blower Funeral Home all day Tuesday with th e fa mily to be present from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Friends may also ca ll a t the church one hour prrcPding the services. Elsit> G. Cirl'lt• F:lsie Ga rner Ours Circle, 67, Ho ul e I. Rac ine, died late Sunday night at Vetera ns Memorial Hospita l. . Mrs. Ci rcle was born Feb. ll, 1920, at Portland, a daught er of the latl' Charles a nd Ha rri et .J ones Ours. She att ended the Carmcl·Sutton Unit ed Met hodis t Churc h since Sept. 22, 1946. Ja<'k I~ I William A. Tay lor, 47, of Long Aott om, was arres ted Sunday aft ernoon by th e Meigs County Sheriff's De partment at his Long Run Road resi dence on a De· rcmber 1986 charge of corrupting a minor. The cha rge stemmed from an incident las t fa ll in which Tay lor Is alleged to have engaged in sex ual conduct wit h a 1:1-yea r·old female. Taylor rc pori Pdly left th<· an·a In December· and a uthorlrlcs have been looki ng for him since the criminal romplalnr was flied ,m . Mc 1gs Co un 1y Co u rt . An a nonymous tip sent four deputies to Long Bott om Sunday after· noo n where Taylor was fo und. Ta)·lor a tt empted to conceal himself , but was discovered when deputies entered th e residencc. He offered no resistance and was taken into custody. Taylor was to appear this morning before Judge Patr ick O'Brien In Meigs County Court. In ot her ma tters, Mike Conley, .Jack' L. Cowdery, 44, Li tt le Hocki ng, died Sunday at Sr. .Joseph Hospital, Pa rkersburg, W.Va . Mr. Cowdery was born at Coolv ille. a son of Ha rold CowdC'ry, Belpre, and the latr Hele n Ba rri nger Cowdery. He' was an ac tive member of the Hockingport Un ited Metho· dis t · Churc h where hl' was a Sunday school tcar h£'r, a trustee of the church buildi ng fund, Sund ay school superintendent. a nd. a dmi nl s lra rt vc co unr1if · H h c mrperson. e was a veteran 0 the U.S. Air Foree and was employed by E .! . Dupont Co. Surviv ing besides his fa ther area sis ter'. Doris Blake, Belpre; a broth er, Donald Cowdery. Belprr; a brother and sis ter-inlaw, Gary and Dia nne Cowdery, Belpre; two nieces, Mrs . Lora Ann DeMent. Mariett a, and Tami ,Blake, Ell'lpre; a gra nd nephew, Sea n Michael DeMen t, Mar iett a. Besides his mother, Holen, who CCL mt-els Tuesday died In 1970, he was preceded in death b)· an infant brother, an Middleport Child Conservation Infant sis ter a nd a brother-in· League will ·meet at Skyline . 1\ homemaker. Mrs. Circle is surv ived by hC'I' husba nd, G. Douglas Circle. whom she mar ried on Aug. 7, I93o: two daught ers. l.lnda Pa tr crso n and Sue Hager. a nd a son. La rry Cil'cie. all of Rac ine; fi ve grandchildren, .Ja mes Brent Pa tt er· so n. New Yor k Clr y: Terry Scott Pa tl crson, Shane Sull iva n Circle, Gra nt noug las Circle, a nd KimbPriy .lo Foll rod. all of Rac ine; th r['{' sisters. Bernic·c Cor nrll , Po mcro.v: Gladys Deem, Raci ne. and'Marv .Johnson. Belpre: two brothers. Halph Ours. Chester, an d .John Ours. Belp re. Res ides her parents. she was prl'red<'d in dPat h bv a sister, nora l.iovcr . Serv ices will be2p. m. Wednesday a r the Car mel-Sutto n Unirecl Methodist Church with Rev. Carl Hicks and Rev. Paul McG uire officiating. Burial will be In Car me l Cemetery. Friends may cal l a r thC' Raivlings-Coafs· Scr\'iC£'8 wil l br at 11 a. m. law . Wednesday at th e White Funeral Vt>h•rans Mt-morial Two to split prize CLEVELAND tUPl i - Two Ohio Lotto players have tickets with the same six numbers as pulled In Saturday night's game. say offi cials of the Ohio Lottery Commission. Numbers draw n were 1.3, .11, 3S, · .16, .18 and 39. The two will s plit rhe$1,158,288 jackpot In 20 annuaHnstallments of S28,967 before taxes. The 243 tickets with five numbers are each worth $964. The 11.091 tickets wi th four numbj:'rs are worth $56. Ohio weather · South Central Ohio Tonight, mostly clear. Low 45 to 50. Winds southeast ai'Ound 10 mph. Tuesday, rain likely. High near 70. Chance of rain 60 percent. Ohio Extended Fore.:ut Wedneaday tllrourh Friday Showers likely' Wednesday with lair weather Thursday and Friday. Highs will be between 55 and 65 Wednesday and Thursday and between 60 and 70 Friday . The low will range from /,he mid 40s to middle 50s Wednesday and be between 35 and ~5 Thursday and Friday. ' [ enttne Pomeroy-Middleport.' Ohio, Tuesday. April 1 ~. 1987 By BOB HOEFLICH $4,500. Sentinel Staff Writer Council at its March 23 meeting Middleport . Mayor Fred Jlof- had approved Mayor Hoffm an' s fman was authorized to enter Into seeking profess ional help In the a contract with Community Pro- preparation of the application for grams Inc .. for the preparallon funds on neighborhood redevelof a community development opment and housing upgrad ing block grant applicallon when funds because funds. are more Middleport Village Council met limited than In past yea rs and in regular session Monday night . applications are highly competl· Co~t for the firm to prepare the live thereby making professional ~ppllcallon for the grant, which help almost a necessit y. Numerwould be a tw o-year plan with ous surveys have been necessary . $400,000 allot ted each year for · to complete the application, upgrading two targeted areas In which must be filed no la ter than tbe town, Is expected to be about Friday. mances. When it opened In Chicago in J9.1Ci, Mayor Edw ard Ke lly called it obscene a nd shut it down. It later played in London and in 1941 was sa nitized by Hollywood into a movie directed by John Ford from a sc ript by Nunnally Johnson. A screen version ol "God's Li ttle Acre" a ppeared in 19!i8. The first year program, if the application is approved, would provide for work In upper Mid dleport fro m Doc k Street to Mi ll Street, while the second year target area wi ll be in the neighborhood from Pearl St reet to Powell Street. Some roarl reconstruction in the two areas is provided for In the application. Council approved the report of Mayor Hoffman show ing r,.. ceipts In fin es and fees of $4,919.09 for the month of March and gave a third rea ding and final approval to an ord inance Cleaner coal wins industry support was hospitalized Thursday. "Boston Blackle," a one-time thi ef with a pencil mustache who beca me a detective, was a popu lar TV series in the '50s. Taylor also made suc h movi es as "Hamona," "The Daltons Ri de Aga in," " Death Takes a Holiday," "Payment on Demand" and. his last fil m, "Girls For Rent" in 1974. His fi lm carepr bega n in 1 9~1 when his fa mUy moved to Los Angeles f.rom Iowa, where he had played saxophone In · a dance band a nd appea red In school plays . 20, of Por tland, was returned to Meigs County Friday evenin g from Jackso n County, W.Va., on a charge of receiv ing stolen property. Conley was a lso to appear today In co un ty court. And d~pu ties were called to a Texas Road res idence on Saturday where Do nnie Barringer was arrested on a charge of domestic violence. Barringer was to appear in rourt today. jp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. lean Up 1117 Ohio WEEK VOLUNTEER! Call Meigs County Utter Control 992-6360 ELBERFELDs· which will put the vil lage In compliance wit h the Ohio Code In regard ro fireworks displays. Mayor Hoffma n read a letter fro m the Ohio De partment of Natura l Resou rces indica ting that the tow n's application for a 1987 li tter gra nt has been turned down. The money would have prov ided funds for litter con ta iners for the town. Mayor Hoffman also read a communication from Steve Powell of tHe Meigs County Office of Litter Cont ro l asking the town to particlpa t ~ In a program which will provi de 2 Sections, 18 Pogos 26 Conu A Multimedia Inc ..NtWIPIPef ' . . per manent litter co nta iners In communities of the county. The lett er req uested the village parti cipation In an on-site construction project of the containers stating that off the sit e costs run $400 per cont ainer while on sit e co nst ruction reduces the figure to $120 plus labor. The village Is being asked to provide $50 of the cos t for each co ntai ner. Council took mno ac tion on the request. According to thc letter, the Office of Lit ter Control ca n place 67 such con tai ners In locations In the count y on the sugges ted cos t sha re basis. Council took no action on a req uest for the transfer of a B-5 liquor permlr from the Cedar Ba r and Lounge nex t door to the LaSalle Hotel ro the corn.ev lor at ion, form erly the Martin Res taurant . A. communica tion was also rea d fr om the Consumers ' Coon· cjl outlining aspects of member: ship In the council' s uniform state'coalltlon which deals as a group lf ith contract rates by Columbi a Gas. The Consumers: tConrlnued on Page 121 Would-be assassin's request for Easter visit put on .hold CHARLESTON , W.Va. tUPII - Utility co mpanies have been· forced to overlook opening coalpowered fa cilities because state regulatory commiss ions regulate returns on utility Investments, says the president or the National Coal Assoca rion. Carl Bagge also said in a recent appearance before a U.S. Senate subcommittee In Washington that a clean coal rer hnologles progr.am helps the na tion pursue Irs environment al and ene rgy policies wilhout burdening prlva te sectors. · He said new technologies being developed through the clean coal programs for coa l-fired power J(eneratlon facilities will reduce emissions and Increase th£> com· bustlon effi ciency of coal. However, Bagge ca utioned that rommerclallzatlon or the new technologies will be stymied if sta te utility regulatory comANNOUNCEMENT - Standing with his family In the middle of miss ions continue ro force utili· ocenlc Red Rocks Park near Morrison, Colo., former U.S. & n. ties to avoid Investments In Gary Hart announced to the media Monday lhal h• will s<•ek the. hil(her up-front ca pital Intensi ve Democratic nomhiallon for president of the United Stal es. Hart Is coa l plants. flank£•d by his daughte r, Andrea, left , and wile Lee, ce nter. (UP I) He said state public utility commissions. In regulating returns on utilit y lnyes tments. have forced utllitlees ro opt Instead for facilities with lower start-up cos ts, without adeBy STEVE GERSTEL · Hart , 51.1, sc heduled a news quately considerin g the lower DENVER I UP! 1 Gary Hart, conference today befon' begin· overall lifetime cost of coa l comfortably aeccptlng th e role of nlng his firs t ca mpaign swing as fa cilities. -runner, is scr to wage two front an annou nced candidate, one Bagge sa id a continuing comca mpaigns at oncr one against that will take hi m to Texas, Iowa, mitment to clean coal will help the nation fulfill Its objectives of his fellow Democrats for th e Penn sy lvania and Cali for nia . The former two•tcrm senator clea ner air and en~rgy security party's nomination. th e o th ~r aga inst the Republica ns. from Colorado was d!'fea red by while a lso pu tti ng the United In ann ouncing he aga in would Wa lter Mondale for the nomina Stat es on the " leading edge In seek the presidency, Hart chaltion in 1984. marketing and exporting techHar t's annou ncement Monday nologies which provide Increased lenged other contend ers for the , 1988 nomination to kee p "the was uniquely his. from the fuel effl clenry wlrh reduced hiJ<hcst standa rd s" In rh pir ca m· selection of a s lt r ro the wordi ng emissions. " Thr{'(' rlt<an coal technology palgns and accused Republica ns of an elght·mlnutr speech. deli programs exist tod ay with one in of allowi ng rhc coun try to fall vered before a media-only crowd opera tion and the others In the " far short of the Idea l of In a slush and snow·£·ovrrcd Ameri<'a.'' parking lot of the magnificen t proposal stage. By LORI SANTOS WASHI NGTON tU PIJ - Jo hn Hinckl ey J r .'s bid for a n Eas ter Sunday vis it with his paren ts is on hold unt il a federal court can see letters regarding convicted murderer t harles Ma nson and Florida deat h·row Inmate Theodore Bundy . Cou rt proceed ings on Hinck· ley's l'l'qucsr Monday were stopped abruptly after a psyc hIa · trlst. tes tify ing on Hinck ley's behalf, revealed the prrs ldenrla l assailant had wr itten Bundy and co nsidered corresponding wit h Ma nson. · The test imony from Dr. Glen Miller, a psyc hia trist and co nsultant to St. Elizabeth's Hos pital, whe•·e Hi nc kl ey has"'been •·onfi ned fo r five years, prompt ed U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker to ha lt rhc hear ing unt il Wednesday and s·ubpoena all Information relatin g ro rho corres pondence. Hinckley, .11. shor Pres ide nt Reagan, Whill' House press se· rrNary .James Brady , a Secret Service ag~n t and a Dlstrlcr of Colu mbia pollee offlrcr on Marcil :10. 19RI. He has been confln~d ar Sr. Elizabcrhs slnrc his arqulttu l In Ju ne 1982. The da re the h'lt('J'S WC'rc • Red Rock ptirk In the· floek_v Moun tain foo th ills. Under cloudy skies wit h u blu stery wind keeping temperatun•s In rhe :lOs, Har t drove his own .Jeep Wago n to t he lonely sit e and stood on a Jlar boulder to announce he was run ning again . Hart wanted- ro makr' his a nnouncement ncar his home, withou t a lot of fan fare, reinlorclng his Image as the anllesta bllshmcnt Wester ner seek· lng thr nomi nation In a fight against the part y leaders and brokers . "Th is eleellon Is nothin g less than. a referendum on our na- Reagan welcomes visit to U.S. by Gorbachev TUXEDO RENTALS MOSCOW 1UP II - Secretary would be coming to Washington of State Georg£' Shu ltz today fo r a third summit with Reagan. "This Is precisely what we are prestmted Sovie t leader Mikhail going to discuss," hP said with a ·Garbarhev a lPtter from Presismile. . dent Rcagun encourag ing ~ 1m to "We must co ntinue the discuscome to Washington for another sion and then answer your summit but Gorbachev said he ques tion . I think I have to be would need a good reason to hopeful and II just canno1 be that make th£'.trlp. • 1 would avoid America In my "You r are welcome to come." travels," he said. Shultz told Gorbachev as they "But generally, without reaopened a Kremlin meeting. "I so n, I do not go anywhere. ha ve a letter from the president particularly to America. This and It sa ys so." Shultz thert handed Gorbachc-1 cannot just be a walk. When I will a i>ersonal message he carr ied be nearing retirement. then I from Washington from Reagan. may travel jus t lor pleasure. Bur now I need business." Wllth a sweeping gesture toShultz, Gorbaehev and their aides werpallsmlles at the outset wards Shultz , Gorbachev said, of Shultz's first meeting with the " And the secretary of stat e keeps Soviet leader during three days silent " Shultz then handed Reaof talks that opened Monday gan's letter to Gorbachev. Gorbachev passed the unce~terlng on arms control. The meeting was held In the sealed envelope to Soviet Forornate . gold-leafed St. Catheeign Minister Eduard rine's 'Hall In the Kremlin's Shevardnadze. Great Palace. Shultz registered a mUd objecGorbachev. during a photo tion about giving Shevardnadze opportunity as the meeting IJe. "a leiter the president wrote to gan, was asked by reporters It he you.'' DON'T BE LEFT OUT! No•'s the time to order yo·ur tux for the Junior-Senior Prom. EASTERN PROM - APRIL· 24th SOUTHERN PROAl ~ MAY ~nd MEIGS PROM - MAY 9th VISIT OUI MIN'S DIPAITMifiT AND SEE OUt COMPIITI UNI Of IUIIDOS AND ACCISSOIIIS. SHOP 9:30 TO 5:00 wri tte n was nor revea led . So urces sa id ParkN. who presided over Hinckl ey's cr imina l trial, was ca ught off j!uard by the revelations. Government prosecut oi'S also have submitted anoth er lettc1· fi'Om 1982 or l98.11 n which Hinckl ey di scussed his pla ns ro est'ape from the hospit al a nd a tt e mpt ot h er assassinat ions. Hinckley was foun d not ~ ullt y by reason of Insa nity on .June 21, 1982 In a sensationa l trial that spar kl'd new ra lls for re form of Ihe lnsa nlt)· defe nse. Miller revea led Mond ay th at Hinckley had received a letl!'r from L.v nc tt l' "Squ ea ky" Fromme. a fo rm er Manson taltowel' who 'tri ed to s hoo t Presi de nt Fo rd In 1975, and had as ked for Ma nson's address so that he could respo nd to him . Aut, Miller sa id, "So fur as I know he has never written a lett et· to Churles .Manso n." St. Ell wbr ih's stopped monitoring Hinckley's ma ll In 19!!4. Ma nson, the l~a d er of a dru g and sex cull tha t shocked the na tion with the sla ughter of preg na nt Hollywood actress Sharon Tate a nd eig ht others In Los Angeles In 1969, Is se rving a life scnt cnre ar Sa n Quentin lio n's future, a nd I believe lh£' co nt est wil l be wo n by th e cand ida te· wit h the cleares t vision a nd rhe co urage ro challenge ou r na tion," he sa id. "We arc going ro select not only a lcadt' r, we're goi ng to select the future. We better know what we· arc do ing. "This Is serious buslnr·ss. PPr· haps dea d! ~ sl'rious. Our llvos and our national fu ture could depend on lh<' ou tcome. We wil l Sl'lect not onl.v the perso n who 1.~ best qualified ro govl'rn this c·c>u ntry, bur thP furur<' lmider of rhe free wor ld." Hart added. " ! Intend. as I prison In Ca lifo rnia. Bundy Is on death row at the Florida Stat e P rison In Starke, Fla .. ro nvlr ted and sentenced to die for mu rder ing two sorority sisters and a 12-year-old girl. He Is suspected of killin g more than two dozen other women across the country and savagely mull· latinj< th eir bodies. Hlnekley and his parl'nts. John and .lo Hin ckley, att ended lh~ 'hea ring before Par ker, who will dec ide on th(' Apr il 19 trip reques t. The hospital supports the req ui'St fo r the <Visit . . Hinckley' s lawyers have lndl·· rated the proposed vis it to an und isclosed locallo.n could be a forer unn er to a request lor HJ.nckley's permanent release fi'Om th e hOsplt a I. Miller. who examined Hinck• ley wh en .he entered St. E!iza -. beth 's and again earlier this year, sa id Hin ckley'~ psychollr disorders wr re " In rrmlulon" but qu rstioned his judgment at times, l n~ ludinl( his decision• a bout " responding ro some of the' charact ers who wrote him." ' Miller said Hinckley had "written reccnlly to Aunity ... l'Xpreu:. lng his sorrow" or the " awkwar~ position he mu st be ln." • . '• \l' ' . ' alwuys have. IQ run rampal11n o/ Ideas . Ideas a rr• what govc rntn k Is all abo ut. And ~overnlng l~ what this cteerton Is all ahout ."•. Two hours aft£'1' his announr<l· mcnt. Har t, slill at the wh('('t. arrived In downtown Dr nvt•r lor his firs.! pos t·announre mcn,l rali)'. grrr.red by about 2,0011 well-wis hers dur ing the lunch hour. , In u brief speech at the rally, Harr was hars her and marl>' spcclfle In his atta cks agalnsltht Reagan administration, rlppln~ away at the gov<'nmcnt' s domto&tlc, foreig n, defl' nse and agrlrul,ture polk les. Goodyear chief says tiremaker on rebound REPORT TO THE PRESS - White House Chief of ~ all Howard Baker and National Security Advller Frank Carlaccl briefed reperten Monday on Secretary of Slate Georre Shultz'nt.lltothe Soviet Union. The brleflnr wu held at the western While House In Santa Barbara, Calli., where President Reagan Is vacationing at hill ranch. ( UPI) • AKRON I UP! 1 - GoodyPar constructlv£' purpos<'s that wou14 Ti re & Rubber Co. Is laden wll h provide jobs, growth and In lern a· debt from Its batt le aga inst Ilona ! competitiveness," MN rct corporate raider Ja mes Golds· said later ar u nC'ws conlcrc•m·<'.' StIll, Goodyear Is "In no hul'l'~· · : mllh , bu r the co mpany's recov ery Is on schedule, says chair- to sell Its r ncrgy subsidiary: Celeron Corp.. a nd It s crude oil man Rober t li: . Mercer. Mercer told shareholders at pipeline, with a main leg spa n ~ their annual meeting Monday nlng 1,225 mile.• from the Callfor: ·· they can · expect first-quarter nla coast ro west Texas. earnlnl(s of more than $1 a share. Goodyear already has sold $1 Goodyear should be able to sell billion In assets , Including Goo, Its energy subsidiary In about dyear Ae rosparl' Corp., Motor two mohrhs and red u ~e It s Wheel Corp. an d far m and resod tremendous debr to normal lev · property nca r Phoenlx, Arlz, Mercer sa id seven companh,,; els with in three years, he said. In Its battl e aga inst Goldsmith · have expr,essed Interes t In form;· late last year, Goodyea r Incurred lng a consorti um to bu y Celeron:$2.6 billion In new debt to buy One forplgn ·cou nt ry, which h~ back nearly hall Its outstanding declined to name, also Is Inter.' shares, InclUding Go ldsmith's es ted, he sa id. 12.5 m il lion. Goodyear's Interes t Mercer called Celeron a "mo. payments · amoun1 to about $1 ney ma ker" that Goodyear would mIll ton a day. refuse to sell unl£'ss offered a lair' " It's a terrible th ing to think price, wh ic h Mercer considers that we' re sending one million roughly $2 billion dollars . Goo, dollars a day to 17 ban kS around dyear could hold out on the saie ' the world , when tha t money through the end of the year , he: could be employed for some sa id . ! ' ·•·. Democratic front-runner Hart opens 2 campaign~ r~L~a~n~e~s~T~u~es~d~a;y;•;I;7;P;·;m;.;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Home In Coolville with Rev . Jeff Burd sa ll officia ting. Burial will be In lhr Eden Cemetery. Fl'it·nds may ca ll a t the fun eral home aft £>r 10: .'!0 a. m. Tuesday. • at y Vol. 36. No . 240 Copyrighted 1987 ' Showers and thunderstorm' . lonlghl, with a low between 50 and 55. Rain Wednesday, with highs hetween 60 and 65. The . probability of precipitation Is · 90 percent tonight and 118 percent Wednt'Sday. Middleport to submit rehabilitation application · Meig~ man taken into ~ustody f..owd ..ry Daily Number 762 PICK-4 6006 • TV's "Boston Blackie' dies Area deaths die on Ohio's highways 'I ca ncer over chemothe rapy. Daily stock prices . ' 'I ·' documents and evidence on the Iran affai r that reaches back to the star t of the Reaga n adm inistration. Wh ite House officia ls told the Post th e new search was de· . signed to be more far-reaching t·har ea rlier effort s under Regan a nd ro show the new White House team is t rear lng the Ira n affair as a serious long-term lega l matter, ra ther tha n a passing political storm, as some of Regan's deput ies described it. Bu t a Whi te House spokesman said late Sunday night in California the search was "a rourlne reques t." showing Reaga n's "tota l commitment to full disclo· sure" about the cont roversy. In contrast to the Rega n staff, "People around here know who they are worki ng for," said one offi cial. referring ro Hega n's autoc ratic persona as that of a "prime minister." Noted ·American novelist dead at age 83 Saturda)' Ad missions - Budd Darst. CheshirC'. Sat urd ay Disc harges EvPl)•n McCaskey, Ke nneth Racine board m eets tonight Hayes. Sunday 1\dmlsslons - John l1"clnc Board of Public Affu lrs will meet tonight t Monday), 7 !.osca r , ReedsvlllP: Ta mmy Thop. m .. a t the Shrine Park building. A mcerlng of rhc Greenwood mas, Middleport; Elsie Circle. Ct•mrtcr)' Trus tees will follow at 8 p.m. Raci ne: May Bonecutrer. Pomeroy: Ger trude Andrews, Pome, roy: Alice P ull ins, Portla nd ; .Jona thon Gre<>n, Rutland: Dale Ro ush. Pomerov; John Perez, Pomeroy. By Unltcd. l'rt'ss lnlt'rMtlonal . l ~nd, whl'n his car hit a pole a long · Sunday Discharges - FrederIck Tutt le. ; At least 11 prop !~. inc luding a city street. •four molorcvrlls rs, were kllled In Woos ter: David F.. Jenkins, 37, '·"•:nine wef'k e~d tra ff ic accld~n ts Wooster, when his auiomoblle :arou nd the sra re, a spokes man was struck b.v a tra in a t a ,for· the Ohio H l ghwa~ Pa rrot sa id raik'oad cro~si ng of a Way ne <As of 10: 3J) a.m.) today . County road. Provided by Blunt, Ellis & Locwl l A patrol survey shows one · .Stow: David W. Law, 19. roadway dea th Friday night. sl ~ Akron. a nd Jennifer L. Maylras, FIRM Price ~a t a lltles Sa tu rday a nd four 19, Tallmadge, In a motorcycle American Elect ric acc ident on a city street. ~ea ths Sunday . Power ... ...................... .... .. .26% • OhiQ's no n-holiday weekend Marietta: Dale P .. Bennelt . 21. AT&T ..... .. ... .... ....... ..... ....... 2.1 '11. ha ffl c fata llry count runs fro m 6 Amesville, In a car-pickup truck As hland Oil .......... :.............>9% ;p.m. Fridays until midnight ·accident on Ohio 550: Bob Eva ns Fa rms ....... .. .. .... .. 26 Sundays . Sunday Charming Shoppes .. ........... .~~ Killed this we~ ken d were: Delaware: Roland K. Graves, Federal Mogul.. ..... .. .. ......... 42~ Friday night 25, Marysville, In a one-car Goodyear Tire & , Warren: Ja mes P. Hess, 26, aecldent on U.S. 36. Rubber ............. ......... ........ ....59 No rth Jackson, when his motor· Cleveland: Willie Rushing, 25, Heck's Inc . .......... .. .......... .. . .4~ cycle collided with a ca r on a and LaShawn Cromwell, 20, both Limited Inc..... .. .. ........... ... .42~ .!rrumbull County road.· of Cleveland, In two-car accident Multimedia Inc . ............ ...... 55~ Saturday on a city street. Rax Restaurants ..................... 6 Maclane Buies, 15, , Robbins & Myers ................ 11% Marietta: Cinci nna ti: Charles R. Leedy,, io. Middle town, when his motor·· Marietta, In a two-car accident Slloney's Inc....................... 30~ on Ohio 550 In Washington Wendy's Inti. ........................ .11 ~yc le collided with a pickup truck County. Worthington . on Ohio 73 In Hamilton County. ........ ... ........... :.... 19~ Industries : Cleveland: Reed Or I, 37, Cleve- ll ' "There will be other victories" In the budget batHes, expected to consume most of May, one ai de said. In addit ion, Reaga n and his chief aides will plan foreign policy Initiatives - a id for the Nicaragua n rebels, arms control with the' Soviets and themrs for the June economic summil with allies - during what they ca lled a "window" of planning created ~y the Easter vacation. The officials sa id th ey are awa re th at congressional hearings on the Ira n-Contra aff air may well ralsen ew questio ns of · Reagan' s in vo lvement in rhe ar ms sa lr bu t they are not planning an.voverall strat'eg,· for res ponding, preferring to wai t and see the po te ntia l effects of the testimony. Thr Was hington Post reported today that the Wh ite House has launched a ma jor new sea rch for Ohio Lottery Dodgers hand Houston first ·season defeat · - ·Page 3 1 By IRA R. ALLEN SANTA BARBARA , Call!. 1UP!) - P resident Reagan and his top -aldiis are using this vacation week to plot domesti c a nd foreign policy strategy for the coming months, say offi cials who accompa nied him. Since the late Februa ry resig nation of chief of staff Dona ld Rega n and the pres ident's speech a nd press conference on the Ira n-Contra affa ir, ''There is a mo m e~tum go ing and the staff Is energlwd, " sa ld one ofllcial who asked not to be identified. Among rhe advisers sum moned to this ocea nside resort was long- time Reaga n adviser a nd pollster Richard Wl rthlin , who counse led chief of sta ff Howard Baker aga inst hav ing the president adopt a confronta · tlonal tone with Congress as he tr ies to reform the budget pro· cess , the officials said. Bur Reaga n. facln_g a so l idi ~ SPvrra l nif'<'PS a net nr phcws also su r viv('. Columbia trmlf'es .o;late m eeting Monday, April 13, 1987 I �., :commentary •' The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOO'ED TO THE INTERI';STS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ . ts:m~ ~._ ,~=·= ~v .... ROBERT L. WINGETT PubiiAher PAT WHITEHEAD ' ANiltant Publlliher/Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager A MEMBER of The Unlled Presslnternallonal,lnland Dally Press ' , ·As.wciat\on a nd the f\merlran Newspaper Publishers AssocJatlon . LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome They ahoukl be Jess than,))) words long. All letters are subject to editing and nust bf! signed with. name, address and telephonr number. No unslgnOO letter5 wlH be ptbllshed . l etters shou ld be In good laste, addressing lssu~. nol persooalltles. .' Page~2-The · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . . Tu~y. April ~4. 198? ..· Worrying JeWS, _ _____:._ _____:,__~__B_e_n._W_at_te_nb_e...:;;;_rg Jews tend to worry a lot, and for good reason . In one way or another, on several continents, · they have Celt tlje 'sting or persecution for 2.000 years. And so, when things go badly, many Jews start looking over their shoulder . It has not been a happy time for . worried Jews ·In America . In late 1985, Jonathan Pollard , an A mer- · ican Jew, was caught spying for I srael. In the spring or 1986, the " Insider" tra ding scandals broke on Wall Street. Most of the accused were Jews. Then came the Iran arms affair. TheAmerl· ca n government knew whai It was doing, but the Israells provided much of the lntelll~ence. Just when Pollard was sentenced to life In prison - the lsraell~ promoted two of his "handlers." · So there has been a troubled air In the Jewish community. The scandals linked up uncomfortably with some old anti-Semitic stereotypes. The Wall Streeters could been seen as those unscrupulous Jewish financiers. The Pollard case raised the old question of "dual loyall~"; Pollard was loyal to Israel. not America. A group of American Jewish leaders went to Israel to tell the Israells how wrong they were. Some Israelis countered that the nervousness displayed by Amerlcan Jews betrayed their own . exile mentality, and, even In America, Jews couldn't really feel safe. But one critical Item was missing. There didn't seem to be any increase In anti-Semitism In America. The public argument about dual loyalty, for example. was ess.entlally speculation about what other people would say. But "they" didn't say it. There Is, I think, a reason for the missing ris e In anti· Semltlsm. This : There is not much anti-Semitism In America. In 1982 a Roper poll gave respondents a list or di!!erent races, religions and nationalities. The respondents were asked whether they thought It was a good thing or a bad thing Cor America that the various groups Letters -to the Editor The forgotten land? Let me tell you a story about some jugs of water. I try to be prepared because I expt'ct our I he days without el ectri cit y. electric lo go oil at leas! once :· During the rece nt snow storm 'each winter. Two years ago we our power !Columbus & Sout h· had the sam e problem. As usual, ~rn! wen! off al. 6:>0 p.m. the firs! off and the last bar k on. · s~rurday , April 4. At -1 p.m. I understand that olher people Sunday, April 5, a spotter found ha ven't had electr ic. but why are l.he trouble. !The elec tric com- we forgotten? I told them our ·pany had already been told th at a.d dress and they found us once. fwo lines lay across I he road. 1 Did they get lost. I know that Now thes ~ lines and an assort· they've been out long hours but .111!'nt of trees were the ca use of can' t they afford morC' !han one t]le problem . crew? I would think so according Aboul 2 p.m. a crew lnspt'ct ed to what our bill Is. the damage and left. About .1 p.m. I understand what Buckeye t)le tree trimm ers showed up to Rural customers went throug h. .do thei r job. They finished about What I can' t understa nd Is why ;, p.m. !hey don' t clear the trees bark in . As I wrote this at 12:30 p.m. !he spring or fall. Why walt till a ·sunday night, April fi, by kero- snow storm to do It'~ A few less sene lamp, !he crew still hasn' t rules and r egulations and a little ~orne ba ck. Everyone around us more common sen se '~ had electric. The on<·s I talk ed to I finally got ahold of someone had had their electric go off and In charge Monday morning, come back on slnceou rs went off. April 6. and afler I told them that In fact one area dldn 'I go 0ff unt II lw o lines were across the roa d he noon on Sunday but t·a m e back on asked If they were live wires. I alioul .1 p.m . Three short hours. told h lm I guess not since people , • One famil y stuck It out In their had been driving across them : total electric trailer for about 17 Bul two hours tat <•r hehada crew 'hours un til somecne came after out th ere. them . Another famil y cou ldn ' t All I ca n say Is if you' re get a balh so they could go to thinking of moving to Horse Cave sc'hool on Monday . If the bus Road you ma y need a lime comes dow n the hollow, since machine to gel here lo ·th e . tpcy forgo! to grade our road . forgotten land. Or you may not be • 'In between were SC'VC'ra l calls abl e to get here from there. The to the electric co mpany to rind elec tric company had a hard C!Ut what lhr probl ~m was. The tlmC'. crew had been h<·rr oncr and was Oh yea h. the elce trlc came Jh-the area a roupleof times. The back on at 6: 20 p.m . Monday. ' ' call ca m e at 11 : 20 p.m. they . ~~At April 6, 47'h hours. And I 'll ·. :W~rl' about 10 miles away bul remcmb<'r the trustees at elec· : ~uld ha ve been finishing up l ion time just like they remem'And coming back herC' . ber<'d to plow our road . :;: :;1-.ucklly we had a ga s coo k Sharon Card i-s)ove so I rou ld rix hot food and I 4719> HorsC' Cave Roa d ·:alloo had 1he forcs lgh t to kC'ep Racine i' lour families who r('verted back 'r.o •r . .!'.. _:________________ ~:::: The Legion is its programs • • _,4 .r' .r' ~ ,. r · , I t Is suld thai membership Is · llw life blood ol 'I'hC' Amcrltan ; Legion . I believe that TheA mer!; ran Legion Is its programs . We • mu st haVI' the membership to ; work the programs to susl<lln our ~ memh<'rs hlp. Wr <'onnot ha vr · one without thr ot hrr. for they : work hand· in·hand . Wf' ask you as lncllvldual ~ l.Pglonnalr('s to rome rorwa rd : and bN'Omf' lnvolvr•d In thi' : progr ams of Thr Amrrlcan Lf'· : glon . We haV<' many fine pro· · grams. suC'h us C'hi ldrrn an<! Youth. Anwrlcanlsm . Vrlrrans Mfulrs and R<'habllllat ion. Bur k· : eyC' Ao)·sStat P. Amrrican l.rglon , Baseball. Blood Oonor Program : ~n:rl · Com muni!)' programs. lo : numt' just a f('w. · Do yo u parllcipot<' ln. or : support , your Pos t .1ctlvllles such as socia l functions <lnd fund -raisers? Thr soc ial tunc· tlons and u('tl v illrs are for you, · thr member ,.nd your gurst s. : Att!'nd th em for you m <lY very : W<'ll find many hours of pleasure - · available to vou. Invo lvement •..and support · of )'our Post's fund -raisi ng · uctlrilif's arc always needed. The funds raised help support your Post Iiom<•and :·The Amrrl<'an Legio n programs : sponsored b.v your Pos 1. • You as an Individual will gain ' by yo ur In vo lvement and partie!· pall on ihrou~h co mradeship with your fellow vetera ns and Legion naires. You will gain l hPsat lsfartlon of knowing you have helped a disabled or hospitalized veteran. a projrct !hat made your com munity a b<'tter place' to live, or !he youth of your romm unll y to become better cltlzPns. The programs. actlvlllcs and lhC' belief In them arc wha t makes. and will keep, The Amerlean Legion in Ohio an ev!'r greater organization . Tho Amerlran Legion Is arllv!' ly seeki ng new member s. To be t'liglble for membership one must havr served during thr r llgl blllty dates. whlrh arr : WWI- Aprll6, 19Ji.November II. 191R. WWII - December i. 1941 · Dt'cem~r .11, 194ti. Korean .Iun<' 2:.. 1950.lanuary ~1 . 19':0. VIC't nam - Decem be •· 22, 1961 May i, 197!i. Pomeroy Post 39 meet s on the first and thir d Tuesday of each month and you a member or vetera n would b<' mos t welcome at all meetings. Richard Russell Commander Post :!9, Pomproy ~Today in .History ,. •· ,. • ' .• : By United Press International Today Is Tucsday,'A prll14, the 104th day or 1987 with 261 to follow. The moon Is leaving Its full phase. 'rhe morning sta rs arc Mercury, Venus, .Jupiter and Saturn. The evening star Is Mars. Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. They Include .. ~ Dutch physicist Christian Huygens, founder of the wave theory of :'llgh't, In 1629: Congressional leader Justin Morrill of Vermont In 1810: : English historian Arnold Toynbee In 1889; radio ,actress Marian · Jordan known as " Molly McGee," In 1898; actor Sir John Gtelgud In : !904 (age 83): Haitian dictator Francois "Papa Doc" Duvaller In • 1907· actor Rod Steiger In 1925 (age 62); country singer Loretta Lynn :.In 1935 (age 52), and actress Julie ChriStie and Cincinnati Reds : player-manager Pete Rose In 194llage 46) . - :;· On t~ls date In history : ' : · In 1861, the flag of the Confederacy was raised over Fort Sumter. ; S.C., as union troops there surrendered In the early days of the Civil · .War.. Daily Sentinel Helping the (tright' WASHINGTON - The federal agency set up to help minorit y busines ses Is using Its grant money lo recruit Hispanics and blacks Into the Republican Parly. according to an agency official's artldavlt . Charges of political favoritism and other lmproprll'tles have swirled about the Minority Business Development Agency ever since Its crea tion by President Nixon In 1969. Now Xavier Men a. !he agency's regional director In San Francisco, has put explicit accusa tions In writing - and under oa th - In an affidavit fllt>d I a s I· yea r \vI t h red era I i nvestlgators . Mena accuses th e minority business age ncy's director, James Ri chardson Gonzales. of misusing for political purposes so me $4 million the director can had come here. The results showed the English In first place, the Irish in second place and the Jews In t~lrd place - with 12 other groups slrung out behind. Such results are astonishing to any student of Jewish history. It would be unfathomable to get such findings In the European countries, either In the old days' or even now. Jews were and In some cases still are, considered aliens. Such a result would have been most unlikely In America even a few decades ago, when Jews were denied admission to many colleges or businesses. But every attitudinal Index shows ·that anti-Semitism Is losing ground In America. This doesn't mean It's gone. A variety of forms of discrimination lingers on. (But the same can be said of prejudice against most other groups as well: not only blacks, Hispanics and AsianAmericans, but Italians and Poles, as wei).) Second, a sort of phllo Semitlsm has grown up In America to serve as a counterbalance to anti-Semitism. The late Sen . Henry Jackson had many Jewish supporters during his runs for the presidency In the 1970s. He once told me, "as I travel around I'm always amazed. The same Jews who are supporting me are also likely to be the head or United Way, on the board of local hospital, active In community support for the arts, the most respected doctors." Jews, Indeed, have been both successful In American society and given IDUCh back to tt. That seems to go a long' way toward combating negative stereotypes. So what Incidents like Pollard, Iranscam and financial §kulduggery surface, they are surfacIng In a reservoir of comparative good wilL And soon they are forgotten , and life goes on as be.fore In a nation that has, In Its way, opened up not only for Jews, but for so many people from all over the world . • • ffilll~rltY-___ Ja_ck_A_n_d_er_so_n use at his dlscr~tlon out of the agency' s annual $3~ million budget. 1n particular, Mena pinpoints awards made In the last two years. Richard son Gonza les denies that politics has intruded Into the award process for MBDA grants, though he does concede that further controls may be needed . Commerce Department Inspector genera I Sherman Funk cleared the director of any criminal allegations . but Identified several "administrative difficulties" In the management of MBDA grants. Funk has rt>centl y made several recommendations for Improving the process. Here are the highlights of Mena's arridavlt , which was obtained by our associate Stl'· wart Harris: - One month after the Mexl- can American Foundation In-San Diego, Calif., received $200,1100 from the Minority Business Development Agency to pold a series or minority business seminars In the Southwest, the foundation's then -president switched his registration from Democrat to Republican and joined the Georg<> Bush presidential campaign. The foundation official , Tony Valencia , said his party switch had nothing to do with the federal grant. Rather. he said. It came at the urging or his representative, Duncan Hunter, R-Ca llf. As for his admitted Involvement In the Bush campaign. Valencia told us : "I have not contributed a single dollar." - Another $200,1100 grant for minorit y development went to the Go lden Slate Business League of Oakland, Calif. because, according to Mena. the league's chairman, C.J . Patterson, Is prominent In the California Black Republican Committee. Mena further alleges I hat an additional $75,000 was given to Pattl'rson's group even though federal auditors wert> questionIng the expendlturt>s of $60,000 !rom the original grant. Richardson Gonzales told us the additional money was awarded only after · the league had satisfied the auditors' quesllons. His spokesman later told us the group agreed to repay $42,680 In 43 payments. So far, the government has received $11.000. Patterson said the grant went through proper channels and confirmed that ht> has held high positions within the California Rt>publlcan Party. ; .. . ... - Tuesday. Aprll14, 1987 Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio The Daily Sentinei-Page-;3 Cub ·hurler just misses no-hitter; LA stops Houston, 4-2 By MIKE WElL . and then walked Von Hayes and Leon Durham walked and scored UPI Sports Writer gave up an RBI single to Mike when Schmidt threw l'{lld pa st · Left-hander Jamie Moyer of Schmidt before being relieved by first on Shawon Dunston's lnlleld the · Chicago' Cubs pitched 27 Lee Smith. singl e. Dunston scored on a straight Innings of no-hit ball in "I started I hlnklng about a fielder's choice. high school. As a professional, he no-hitter In the seventh or eighth Jn other games in th e Nalional ha s found· pitching nine straight Inning but I wasn't wor-ried about League, St . Louis defeated Pitts innings more difficult than one," said Moyer. who pitched burgh 8-4, Ci ncinnati routed · throwing no·hlt ball. three straight no-hitters at high Atlarita 7-2, Los Angeles edged Moyer , who has completed school In nearby Souderton, Pa. Houston 4-2. and San Francisco only one game irr his major· . "1 wanted to wl.n. I felt good an~ I bombed San Diego 13-6. league career, took a no-hitter fell strong. It would have been Cardinals 8, Pirates 4 Into the ninth Inning r.)onday great to accomplish It but the win At Pittsburgh, Jack Clark night , but failed to go the Is more Important." smashed a two-run homer. Jim distance in the Cubs 5-2 victory Moyer struck out the side in the Lindeman ·had a· solo shot and over the Philadelphia PhlllleS'. llrst and firth and gave up six Willie McGee added a three-run Moyer, 1·0, had a perfect game walks. · triple to power St. Louis. for 6 l <llnnings at Montreal last The Cubs took a 1-0 lead in the Reds 7, Braves 2 Aug. 16 before Jim Wohlford first on Andre Dawson 's second At Atlanta , Bill Gullickson and singled. He settled for a two-hit homer of ihe season and made II Rob .Murphy combined . on a shu1out. !hl' only complet4! game 2-0 In the second when JodyDavls seven -hitter and Eric Davis went of his career. walked , moved to third on a 3 for 5 to lead Cincinnati. " He threw about' 150 pitches double by Brian DayeH and Dodgers 4, Astros 2 going Into the ninth," Cubs scored on a passed ball by At Los Angeles, Tracy Wood· manager Gene Michael said. catcher Lance Parrish. son hit his first major- league ·"He was tired and he tried to be a Bob Dernler made it 3-0 in the homer and rookie Brian Hollon little too fine. But he had great fifth with a homer off Don pitched five Innings of one-run stuff. When he mixes' his pitches Carman, 0-1. rellef lo hand Houston its first he ·can be very tough." Schmidt's !lrst error over the loss . In the ninth Moyer gave up a past 63 games opened the door for Giants 13, Padres 6 leadoff single to Juan Samuel two Chicago runs In the seventh. Al San Th<lmtl· SIXTH GRADE - Pomeroy Elementary School filth grade cht•crleaders. front, I to r, Debbie Alkire, Cassie Nease, . LeAnn Cundiff, Jodi lmbodeA; back, I to r, Angela Searles, Johnanna Imboden. Not present, A1111a Chapman. Advisor Is Kay Gardner. son hit a grand slam and Bob · Melvin went 4 for 5 to power San Francisco. American teague Roundup Charles f\udson. who failed to finish a game in 23 starts with the Philadelphia Phillles l ast ~ear. Monda y ni gh! hurled the New York Yankees' ~first complete game of the season. Hudson wa s given less th an a day's notice that he would replace Tommy John and tossed a career-high 10 strikecuts In fi rst American League start. The performance helped the Yankees to an JJ-3 victory In thei l' home opener over the Cl eveland Indians. Hudson was to work out of the bullpen as the Yankees acquired Rick Rh oden, a 15· game winn.e r with the Pittsburgh Pirates. lo bolster their starting rotation . In Rhoden's only start, April 10 against the Kansa s City Roya ls. he lasted less than four Innings in a J3-1 toss. Hudson replac ed John when the slnkerball pitcher was sidelined with an Intestinal virus. He TOP AWARDS - Top awards for eheerleadlng at the Pomeroy Elementary School this spring went to Beth Roush, left, daughter of Beverly Roush, chosen as the best all-around cheerleader. and Stephanie See, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David See, chosen as the most Improved cheerleader. Honor elementary players, ·cheerleaders The annual sports banquet c losed . the basketball season of the Pomeroy Elementary School with parents of players and cheerleaders providing the food . · Kermit Walton served as mas· ter of ceremonies and Jim Vennarl.· former coach and a bas ball scout, was guest speaker. Cheerleaders were Introduced byo Kay Gardner, cheerleader advisor, assisted by Kathy Price. Nine cheerleaders were presented first year pins and 13 cheerleaders were presentrd engraved plaques. through th e year and Price was given a basket of silk flowers from the !If! h grade squad for her help. Stephanie See was awarded the most Improved cheerleader trophy and 'Beth Roush won the trophy for the best all -around cheerteadlng. The cheer leaders presented Gardner with an engraved necklace. Coach Hank C'lcland Introduced his championship fifth grade team and each pla yer was presented a certificate. Th<' team presented Coach Cleland with an engraved plaque. GirlS: baskelball coach Don Anderson Introduced his learn and presented each member with a certificate. Sixth grade l'Oach Rick Johnson presented each or his tea m members will a cenlflcate. Coach C'a th y Edwa.rds and ('oarh Mike Edwards In! roduced their championship fourth grade team with each pla yer being prescnlcd a basketball pin and a certi fica te. The team presented each of the two coaches with a purple shirt Jcalurlng the Pomeroy logo on the front an d th e namC' 6f eac h pla yer on th e back. . l .. "very critical " and "a test of loyalt y," Dole said, "This may determine the strength of the presidency for the next 21 months." In the end, Reagan ' s vaunted political Instincts and personal charm failed him at a crucial time. Going Into the struggle, he was wounded . Coming out , he was crippled. He may yet stage a comeback. but he Is becoming Increasingly Irrelevant to the political process - a situation aplly described by a fellow Republican when the House overrode Reagan's veto of the highway bill. "You can bet your ~prlng petunias that this congressman Is going to vote to override," said Rep. Arthur Ravenel Jr. , R-S.C. " President Reagan? He ain't gonna be runnln' In 1988, but I ' Eastem, Fort Frye split pair ;: By Scett Wolfe EAST MEIGS - During two hard-fought high school baseball contests, the Eastern Eagles and Fort Frye Cadets split a Satur· dayday afternoon doublehea der , 6-3 and HO, with Eastern taking the first game •nd Fort Frye the nightca p. After not playing for a we<>k, Fort Frye had tis two best hurlers on the mound. In the first game Eastern hurler Steve Horner In his first varsity start matched up with southpaw Bill Okey. Alter a torrid pitching duel. Horner trotted off the mound with his first victory and an outstanding performance. Horner fanned 9, walked two. and gave up just five hits. Okey, !he burl ey lefl -hander, fanned one and walked three In suffering the loss . Junior leftflelder J eff Caldwell led the Eastern hit parade with a three·for·four day (three sin· ~tes) and two RBI. Ed Collin s and freshman Scott Fit ch pounded ou t lwo singles each, Kyle Davis singled. and Jeff Johnson si ngled . EHS led off the fr ame as Caldwell reached on an error, Bryan DuJ'$t walked, a fielder's choice scored one run, and two errors allowed two more to cross the .late, 3-0. The Cad£>t s scored two In the second as Rusty Gregory singled. Mark Tilton reached on an error , and threo' Eastern errors, 3-2. Singles by Jesse Caldwell and Fitch produced a run In thC' second for a 4-2 lead , giving EHS a lrad they never relinquished. Fort Frye hillers were Aaron. Welch with a double and single, ' Eric Massey, Gregory, and Mark Tilton with one hit each. Fort Frye hillers were Aaron Welch w'It h a double and sln~le, Eric Massey, Gregory, and Mark Tilton with one hit each. · Fort Frye captured the nigh! · cap 10-4 as Ea;tern lefll5 base runners stranded and hit Into two double plays, having the bases loaded on two dlrfere nt occasions wlth oul scorl n~ . Two doubles, a walk, and hit batter produced a three· run first .Inning lor the Cadets, who j umed on first -time starter Mike Mar· tin. Marlin despite sett)lng down ~o­ mewhat suffered the loss, pitching well In the second and lhlrd 'In· clutch situations. Freshman Scott McDonald and .Jeff Caldwell can\e on In relief with Caldwell claiming six strikeouts In three and twi:}trlrds Innings of work . ',_ Eastern pit ching walked ten, hit lhree. and fanned sev!!l!. while allowing just seven his.'. Another lefthander, Darren Treadway went the distance fbr the Fort Frye win, fannln~i''5 , walking 9, and giving up six hl.t~ . With some good defense and un· lucky EHS bounses. Treadw'~y wa s able 10 withstand Easterh threa ts In every Inning. ' Ed Collins ied Eastern with two singles. Steve Horner a sin· glc, Jeff Johnson a single, KYJe Davis a single, and Brent Nortoh a single. , ', Easte rn plays Trimble Tu c~ day. 'I ' Llnescore: . Eastern ........... 310 020 x-6 ~ ·.'3 Fort Frye .,, .. .... 020 010 0- 3 ~ 8 Batteries : St eve Horner cWP) and Kylw Davis. Bill Okey ('LPl nd Boo Strahler. ·· Second Fame For i Frye ....... 300 400 3-10 ·7'0:1 Ea tern ........... 010 012 0- 4 ti"4 Batteries: Treadway (WP) a~~ Layton . Martin (LP) , McDo]1hl~ 4th. Caldwell 4th and Burlier, ' I>. ·' '\ Chadwell 5! h. .,. You just won't find a 11ener value for your in· .. ' · surance premium dollar than a Homeowners ·~ ' policy from the State •.,; Auto Companies. As an · indipendent agency re· , ' .: presenting State Auto. ,:., we offer truly outstand· . ino protection packages ··' tor houses. apartmeniS · : and condominium unit$., · ., am." m&AtN *TIIIIIS IAT/SU!,IOJES/ iED/THUIIS • ILL IUTS 11.10 AIJ41SSIOII EV!!Y TUE~T 12.10 The Daily Senlinel !USPS 1~1-NI) ;\ Dtt'Won of MDIUrJ)edla.lnr.. Berry's World L =I!'! ::c.~~ :J FOURm GRADE - The Pomeroy Elementary Sehool fourth grade cheerleaders. Front, I to r, Usa Talterson, Jessica Capehart; second, I tor, Health Blunks, Amber Blackwell; third, I to r, .Julie• Wolfe, Amy nursi. Advisor Is Kay Gardner. f'Vf'ry aft{'rnoon. Monday th rouah Frld av. 1JI Cou rt SL. Po· ,mf'roy, Ohio. b:v the Oh io Vallf'Y Publlshlna Companv!MulllmPd\a, In c., Publ lshOO Pomf'rov. Ohio 4 ~769. Ph. 992-U'Hi. 8<>- cond rlliss posta~e paid at Poou:•roy . Ohio. Mt" mbf'r: Unltrd Prf's~ Int('rnauonal . I nland Dall,\' Pri'Ss Assort at lOn and t hP Ohio N('W!if)apf'r A. !!socl allon. Nat lonal Advrrllsln~ Repl'('l'lrnta11\'l'. Branham N<'Wspaprr Sales. 733 Third Avenu<' . New York. Ne>\lt' Yo !'k 10017. ' P<JS"JMMJJ'ER: Send addN'S! rhan~ to Thr Doilv ~·nlln£'1. 1J1 Court St.. Pomeroy. Ohio ~'M!. One J.~~~~~.~~~~~. $1.2~ I Ont' Month .................. ...............$.').4~ One Year ....................... ...,.... .. $65.017 SINGLE COPY , PRICE Da Hy ................................... 25 CPnt s 214 EAST MAIN I . ;·· POMEROY W('('k, Nc subScr lprlons by mall permlrtrd In ar('jl!l where home carrier ~rvl~ l3 avail able. Mallllo-- . l•lole Melp IAoiiiJ JJ Weel<s.................................. ll7.29 :5 Wecks.................................. 131.06 52 Weeks ................................... .,. Oool- ...... Coull 13 Weeks .................................. Dl.:IO :5W..U .................................. ISS.IO '' ' . 1, '• •• Whtll someone we 1re elost to loses a towed one I we offer them comfort and hope by ltltndi!l& the wake 1nd funtJII Jervites. These actiY~ies are my helpful btcust 1 period of 11i1Ylna is " net4td 11 an emotlon1l outlet. They help the survivors to Keep! the deemed's dNih throulft the presence of friends ~~~~ Jtlllivtl. But 1 feeiln& of tlllptlness often follows when thOH elosesl to tiM deceased are blck ~ome alone after the formalities are over. You ~iiltt ask your &elf "Now thll the funeral is ower, what more ean I do to help?" ·In ~is book, "Delth an4 Oyina" !Aonard Pta· son suqesll two thin&s : I. It is nectsUIJ fOf the bereaved to have SOIIIf u.. alone to Ihi~k and finish Ihe crlevin& . I ' ....' process. 2. AI the ume time. frequent-and-short visils from friendstTMI rtlltiYes are in order ... especilly visHs whidl tocou111e the btnwed to like part in s01tt actiYrty they enjoy. Peerson also says thll WI should visit In t~e spiril tf Till frttll4s•lp fOf the bereMd and not just becllst t~ey hiVt lost 1 lo~ ont. Peop" wnt our loft. not our pfty. We imte youlo c011ult • us fOf booulll4ariicles on Ihlt end tltllr rlllltd subjtcls. DrtNI •• Nrw \'Nil lit Ollup Ill. Mh•llff- 117 ""''"""""• ta. -••-G.lltft " . . . 1111 .,....., KN .~fn~J!• flrnf_., 7:JI , .m. .._...,._.... .. ,...,.._ , II: JI JLnL GIINHtllbUliiLA('Ip,.....lf:.,. m. b .............. ,.... .• '• IIIII flfl I I CD l.lrWI THE fiiNERAI.IS ovtt, WHAT MOll£ WII DOl nn~plllall1 "•"•• .. ttl AlhiMit ltl.l. .•a111 ~ " ' ;.__----------------,.··· NBA resuhs S,\TIONI\1. IVJUU::TIALL ,\."'MK'. ....,.............. .......... ......... 1 .......... ... . 992-6687 FIFTH GRADE - This Is the Pomeroy Elementary Seltool'a fifth grade cheerleadlng sqald. Front, Kandl Bachh•l; flnt row, I to r , Kelly Dold~e. Stephanie Set•, Traty Collins; stan<llng, I tor, Stephanie Prkc. Kelly Satterfield, Beth Rou•h, Mist! King with Tracy Fife at the.t op. Advisor L' Kay Gardner as•lsled by Kathy Prk-e. Subscribers not detlrln~t ropay t M>carrlff may remit In advan<.'t' dltl"C't 10 The Dally St>n11nf'l on a 3. 6or 11month ball~ . Crtdll will be- given rarrlt'f t>ach ....~ Cruz NL honoree NEW YORK iUPII- Houston outfielder Jose Cruz, who hit .400 as the Astros opened lh(> season wllh six consec utive vlctor!C's, was named rhe National L<'ague Player of the Week, the league announced Monda y. Cruz had two doubles and two home r uns among his 10 hits. He knocked In five runs. Including two game-wlnnlnl( RBI, scored four times and stole two bases for the defending National League West champions . Other candidates for the award Included Jim Morrison of Pitt sburgh, Darryl Strawberry or New York. Eric Davis of C'lncln)tall. Dale Murphy of i\ tlanta , Mike Ramsey or Los Angeles . • Terry Pendleton of St. Louis and Ca nd y Maldonado of San Francisco. -- Indians Manager Pat Corralc$ had Hudson on his staff lA Philadelphia, but sa id he nevef' ~r~ . saw the right-hander pitch ' as h¢ did Monday. • " I told him. 'Charles. you 're Hudson threw a heckuva ol " II ."' said Yankees Manager Lou ga me," said Corra les, whos~ Plniella. "He said, 'You got the club has lost four straight. "He right guy.· It gave usa big lift. Wr still had that hC' at from Ph!lly~ needed a good game from a Why did n' 1 he do th at for me fi v~ starler. He threw a completc yPars ago?" ~ game and it rested the staff. " • · N ew York br oke open the ga m~ Willie Randolph went 4 for o in the fourth when Randolph hit 'I· with five RBI to highligh t a 15- hit three-run double 10 gtve the attack before a crowd announced Yankees a 6·1 lead . Greg Swin; at 5.1,612 - the largest for an dell fell to 0-2. Opening Day game at the new Elsewhere Boston and Texas Yankee Stadium. were rained out, Mllwauk<'<' bea) "Offensivel y, Wl''re as strong as anybody." said Randolph. . the Brewers 6-3, Ca llfornl• clipped Sealtle 5-:l in 10 innings who was pl aylnl' In his 12th and Oak land defeated Mlnneso t~ straight Yankees home opener. 6.:1. " We're an awesome offensive Angels 5, Mariners :1 team. We wanted to go out and 10 Innings) , show everybody we're for real. At Seattle, ' Devon Whil& tha t we have a qualit y ballclub. They could see we'rc her e to ' slammed a two-run home run Iii the lOth i nning to lift Callfornlll,. play." Improved to 2·0 and allowed three hits - solo homers by Mel Hall. Brook Jacoby and Joe Another SCratch felt ____,____!,!R~ob~er:......::tW.:..: a: .:.:.lte: .:.:.rs WASHINGTON (NEA) - "I strength in the wake of the couldn't believe they 'd bring the Iran-contra scandal, and to make president up here If they didn't the III-fated journey to Capitol alrt>ady have the votes," an Hill. as tounded Sen. Patrick Leahy, The president's advisors unD-Vt.. said after President Rea - derstood that the more than 150 gan's recent devastating defeat highway " demonstration proon the highway construction bill. jects" authqrlzed by the bill and Leahy's Incredulity was based derided by Reagan as "pork largely on Reagan 's unprece- barrel" were crucial to many dented action. Never before, In legislators' constlluents clamorthe memory or congressional Ing for relief from chronic traffic vetera ns. had a president person- • snarls and delays. ally visited the Capitol to plead Indeed, those highway projects for support lmmeplately prior to were hardly the only appealing a crucial vote. components of a bill that also Yl>t here was Rt>agan literally authorized: begging for a single additional Special dispensation for convote from his fellow Republicans siructlon of new toll roads: In the Senate. only to be rejected viewed as crucial In many states. and disgraced . tWhlte House Generous financial assistance spokesman Marlin Fit zwater for construction or new urban quoted the president as Implor- mass transit systems In Los Ing the legislators. " I beg you for Angeles and elsewhere. your vote. "l An Increase In the maximum The saga of Reagan's humiliat - speed limit from 55 to 65 mph on rural Interstate highways, a Ing deft>at on Capitol Hill, Is to some extent, a classic "Inside- · compellllng Issue In most West· the-Beltway" story of Interest ern states. primarily to residents ol the Reagan also wrongly assumed Washington area. he could obtain the one additional Sensible people elsewhere are vote he needed to uphold his veto not likely to change their percep- by promising to approve wha· tions of the president on the basis lever special requests and pet of two days oi high drama here- projects the solons were seeking yet that struggle Is critical In from the White House. That tradllional strategy delermlnlng how political opinIon leaders and decision makers didn't work. "We tried every· w_lll· regard Reagan now and In thing - and I mean everything," the future. says Sen. Alan Simpson, R-Wyo., First, It Is important to note the Senate minority whip. "WI' that Leahy Is wrong when he did a three-tier, layer-cake assumes 'that "they" sent Rea· squeeze on everybody and they gan to Capitol' Hill. It was the refused to come around." president who jlersonally made Finally, Reagan's problems the decisions on th1> highway bill. were compounded by Sen. Ro It was he who decided bert Dole, ' R-Kan., the Senate againsT the advice of most of his minority leader, who sought to senior aides to veto the mobiliZe support for the presimeasure, to n-ansfo~m the vote dent by blunlly describing what on sustaining that veto Into a was at stake. referendum on his political Characterizing the vote as -· .. ~ .:•=·~-~a~··· ~ 52W.,.,U .................................. II'J.• • .' 5TH ITREET (6141 867·3110 COOLVILLE , OHIO .., •• ., J �,, • Pomeroy- Middleport; Ohio Tuesday. April 14. 1987 Bobcats knock Mantle Majors t.:.. .., WI . l't'l . fiR I '! .&Gi - :oil . 1.11111 .. 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KC went ahead In the fourt h when Loveday si ngled. stole second , went to third on a balk, and scored on a two-slrlke sacrifice fly by chuck London, the socre 2· 0. Ea•tern fought back with one in the fifth when Jeremy Barber walked and stole second, then cored on a misplayed shot hit by Mike Martin for a 2-1 score·. Eastern' threatened with two out In the final round and Kyle Davis hit an infield single and Mike Martin singled to put runners on the corners. Martin stole second. then freshman Scott Fitch worked the count to 2-2 before popping to end the game. Bradbury was near perfect In issui ng just two walks and three ' hits, striking out seven along the way . Eastern hurler Ed Collins was super tough also, but sui· fered th e loss . Collins struckout ten a nd walked one, while giving up four hits. Eastern hitters were Davis. Martin , and Colllns, who had a double. Roy See . .Brian Vinson. Loveday, and London eac h singled for Kyge r Creek. 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I s-1 Anlrlls.laWftl . . . . . , ~ FAMILY FLOCK HIEADQl!ARI EM -·--------',---- -·· STORY A surprise party was hl'ld recently honoring Hildred Carson, on her 75th bi rthday 'a t the home of her sister. Mildred Riley , 240 Mill St., Middleport. Attending were Mrs. &>tty Richardson, Hermitage, Ten n., Mr. and Mrs . Pau l Clark and daughter, Sandra and son, Gary, St. Albans, W.Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alan Clark, and son, Casey. • FRIDAY POMEROY - The annual Pomeroy Community Good Friday service will be held from noon to 3 p.m. Friday at the St. Paul Luthera n Church. Easter sunrise services for Trinit y Chu rch wm be held at 6: :lO a.m. Sunday wit h the Easter. wors hip hour at 10:25 p.m. to be [allowed by communion. Breakfast will be served following the sunrise service. Members of Trinit y Church are to take their Le nton fo lders to the services . Those presen ting a Illy In memory of. are to have It at the chu rch by noon Saturday . BARTLES HOUDASHElT . 992·2174 Bottom. Evangelist will be Li nda Damewood, . RACiNE - Racine Legion Post 602 Is sponsoring an Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, at I p.m., for all children under 12-years of age. SYRACUSE - Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department Is sponsoring a dance Sat urday night , from 8 to 11 p.m., for the Alfred (PutO Lyons memorial fund drive. Music by Midnlte Ex · ' ' '., I t GALLIPOLIS - Angie Com· pernolle, ofCieveland.OhioS tate overseer for Flame Fellowship, will be spea king at the6 :.10 p.m. Friday chapter meeting of THURSDAY Flame Ft'llowshlp, to be held a t ROCK SPR INGS - Rork Dale's Smorgasbord , Gallipolis. Springs Better Health Club w\11 The public is Invited. meet Thursday, 1:15 p.m., at the . home of Trecle Abbott. SATURDAY PORTLAND - Da n Hay man PQMEROY - Maundy Thurs· a nd the Faith Trio singing day communion s_ervtccs. 8 p.m. Saturday evening, 7:30 .m .. at Thu rsday at Trinity Church In services a I 1:1 .el Comrevival Pomeroy. Regular choir rehearmunit y Churc h, off State Route sal follows. 124, between Portland and Long POMEROY - Meigs Co unt y Sunday . school atte ndance March 22 was 37; church attend ance, 19. On March 29 Sunday school atte ndance was 36; church attendance, ,21. There were no services April 5 because of the weekend snowstorm. Sunday , March 29. gues ts of Nitro, W.Va .; Mr. and Mr. Nina Robinson and Clara Follrod Vernon Roush. Mason. W.Va. ; were Tamml and Greg Crumb, Mr. and -Mrs. Wendl'il 'Grate, Julie and Bill Smith , all of Pomeroy; Harold Carson. Mr . Athens; Leola and Otto Swartz, and Mrs. Junior Riley, AI Hart- Shade. They celebrated the birth· son. Ted Riley, Middleport. day of Mrs. Robinson . Mrs Carson was presented Weekend ~n~ests of Mr. and wit h a money tree. an d numerous Mrs. Tom Avis were her parents, other gifts. refreshments wen' Mr. and Mrs . Justice , Huntington. served . Sarah Ellen, Infant daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Richard Yost, underwent surgery recenlly. She Is making good recovery. motorcycii'S, kindergarten Anna Thompson received word prayer and handicap parking that her daughter , Kate Rode· stickers. haver, Greenacres. Florida, had Members will muet at the suffered a severe fall at her springs Thursday evening to home . erect a flag pole. Plans were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Keaton and announced for visiting Harrison- sons, Oak Hill, spent Saturday ville grange on May 15. night, April 4, with his patents, , A potluck dinner to be followed Mr. and Mrs. Lester Keaton. by an auction will be held at the Sons Bobby and Kevin remained next meeting. Regular meetings with their gra ndparents' until will begin at 8 p.m . lnsteadof7 : 30 Monday morning. for the summer months. Communications were read from the National Grange, Care Mrs. Char les Henson, the Have n Care Center, and Ohio University. Refreshments were former Donna Little, and daughserved by Na ncy Morris a nd Mr. ter. Andrea .Jea n of Point Plea· sant were Thursday visitors of and Mrs. Frank Broderick . Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell a nd family, Racine, spent Sunance Included Georgi' and Ruby day with Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert Nlclnsky, Ken and Ann Richard- Russell and family . Mr. and Mrs.. Jerry Holley and son. Jim Stewart and Sally Savage, Homer and Shirley Belt. Calvlnlee were Monday visitors Lynn and Clara' Burrough, Fell- of Mr. and Mrs. Harley John son cia Burrough and Jo hn Ridenour. and Tammy . Mrs. Leslie Frank, Sarah Beth Mickey and Sue Burke, and Malt and Matthew Rya n of Texas and Ruby Burk·e. Twenty-two members went to Road visited Wednesday with Ravenswood, W.Va. to a dance Mr. and Mrs, EugeneHanlngand sponsored by the Sternwheelers !'tonal d. with Ed Graham of Davisville, Wayne Peterson and a friend W.Va . calling. Making that trip were Wednesday callers of Cha· were Harold and Betty Newell, rles Knapp. VIrgil a nd Kathryn Windon. Joe and Marge Chapman, Roy and Pat Holter, Dale and Marlene Harrison, Bill and Naomi King , ' Jim Stewart a nd Sally Savage, John Ridenour a nd Ja net Werry, Henry and Mary Hunter, Dana and Bernice HoHman, Homer and Shirley Belt . Fishing derby set Anglers of all ages may begin looking forward to Forked Run State Park's third annual fishing derby to be heeld on Saturday, May 9. Registration will begin at 8 a.m. and fishing will continue through 2 p.m. The derby Is open to everyone, and fishin g licenses dtay be purchased at the park. The park's boat rental and clinsesslon will also be open. Prizes wUI.be awarded. f .' • ' Horseshoe tourney POMEROY - The Meigs Count y Horseshoe Club Is spon· sorlng a tournam ent May 9-10. Six-man card. $8 to e nter. Contact Jeff Tillis . 742-2243, for Informa ti on. • ' SPECIAL • •' ' TON '\ CHESTER AGRI SERVICE STATE ROUTE 7 · wl\}2. • 'f· press: admission $2 per person. ' All proceeds donated to Racine Volunleer Fire and Emergency Departments. Syracuse residents wanting to donate to the fund may send donations to SVFD to forwa rd to Racine. BALER TWINE 9,000 & 10,000 $14 75 19-~9-19 s FERTILIZER 14900 · MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Community Good Friday services at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the First Presybyterlan Church with Rev. Gilber t Craig, pastor of Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, speak· lng; combiiwd choirs of chu rches under direction of June Ktoes wlll present muslr . REEDSVILLE - Rev ival through Apri119 a t Eden United Brethren Chu rch with Rev. Peter Martindale of Greenfield. 985-3131 TUEUAY NISHT SPECIAL .. . :· ' ALl THE KENTUCKY FRIFD CHICKLN YOU CAN EA1 COIBINATION ONLY DIN lNG ROO I ONLY ..• • • • I . I FOR JUST $3~25 • Serwd with whipped potatoes. chicken cravy, cole slaw, hot roll, butter and coiiH. Sorry, no subslitutn except beveraae with addi· ' ,l· ' . CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT PH. 992 -5432 notes CHESTER 'I ' - POMEIOY, OH. ' Fried (hlrkon · · ~ I and ~ that's you heed ·to help solve your hearing problem, and that's what you .get at Diles. There is no need to settle·for less! • Set us each Wednesday P.M. at Holzer Clinic in Gallipolis -..I 'I ' 'I '' • CALL lOLL fill 1·800·2 37•7716 •· •• t .' ' .' DILES HEARING AID CENTER 326 W. Union Street, 614·594·3571 ' •, .......,.. • I Wolf Pen noteJ IWIIDS -IGIJICY. SIIVICI ' POMEIOY ~. WEDNESDAY HARRISONVILLE - Columbia Township Board of Trustees will meet In specia l sess ion Wednesda y, 7:30p. m., at the !Ire station in Harrisonville. MORGAN CENTER - Revival at Morgan Center Wesleyan Church. co ntinuing to April 19, var ious speakers. Service$ 7:30 p.m.; special singing. Grange meets, makes plans CTM3 John F . VanMeter, son of Lester and . Lera VanMeter, has completed. training In tM U.S. Navy, grad uatin g third in his class. VanMeter Is a 1981 graduate of Wahama High School and a 1983 gradual~ of the National Institute of Technology. His navy studies were In . elec· tronlcs and related fields . He will now be stat ioned In the Phllllplnej. BRIAN "We Have The Kaye to ABetter Deal" 500 EAST MAIN SYRACUSE - Revival at Syracuse Nazarene Church, Tuesday through Sunday evening with Wllllam.Groves, evangelist. SE:rvices at 7 p.m.; Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Carson birthday is observed Comple,tes training Don't MISS our big~~~ •Purina Pouhry Feeds 614-992-7270 School where she Is active in volleyball and softbalL She is a member of the student council. the scholastic tea m. the ·quiz bowl team, Computer Club, prom committee, and the Nationa l Honor Soclet"y. Miss Cardon is also a college preparatory student . She Is actively involved in cheerleadlng and the choi r, along with the Compu ter Club. and has belonged to the F renc h Club. Buckeye Girls State will be held In June at Ashland College. House-to-house soliciting lo Rutland village, areas outside raise funds for improvi ng the the communlly wlll be soliclled Rutland park area adjacent to for contributions. The goal, acco rd ing lo one the Civic Center will be held garden club member, Is a dollar Thursday. ' Members of the Rutl and a family, although larger dona· Friendly Gardeners, the Friends !Io ns will be appreciated. Another fund raiser will take and Flowers Garden Club, the place Saturday· with a bake sale Rutland Firemen and Its Auxll· at the Rutland Department lary will be going door to door as king for donations which will Store. Residents with baked be used for materials to con- . goods to contribute are asked to struct benches and picnic tables have them at the location by 8 for the park area . In addition to a.m . The Belles and Beaus Western Style Square Dance Club re· cen tly add'ed two more traveling banners to their collection. The club now has banners from nine different clubs. Sixteen members traveled to the Athens Allemanders Club to dance to Bill Bumgarner from Columbus. Members In attend· Celebrate Chick Days April 16. 1987 with terrific deals on I Chapters of Alcoholl~s Anonymou-s and At-Anon will be held Thursday evening, 7 p.m., at the JTPA building in Pomeroy . Belles and Beaus travel to club • 2S S.l IIAVY 1111110 CHKIS + SO# I'\IIINA OICI STAITO MID. Ill, Delegate and alternate to Buckeye Girls State. the America Legion Aux ilia ry's workshop in democracy, have been selected by th e Auxiliary of Racine Post 602. The del ega te lsTammyHolter, daughter of P.onald and Lln'da Holter, Racine, and the alternate Is Annett Cardone, daughter of Pa ul and. Jan Cardone, also of Raci ne. Both a-re juniors al Southern High SchooL Miss Holter is a college preparatory student at South ern High Bicentennial programs were discussed by Patty Parkl'r, chairman, a t th e Thursday night mee ting of the Rock Springs Gra nge held at the hall. Parker outlned the various programs which will be presented this year and noted that on J uly 11 ther·e wiU .be an ail-da y, county-wide celebration at the fairground s. Barbara Fry a nn ounced winners In the baking contest. Sue Fry, first , Opal Grueser. second. and Frances Goeglel n, lhtrd. Opal Grueser gave the legls latlvl' report on several bills pending Including th e ll'mon law for automobiles, helmets and Tiawel Gallipolis ANNETT CARDON Alternate F1Jnd drive is underway ·~. the final e, but gave up too many walks in Ihe 19-3 defeat. Bt>rkhlmer, Robin son. Koenlng, Trlsh Spencer, and Mel Man· ki n t'ach had htt swith Mankin goIng two-for -three. BerkhlmE"r. !Wblnson, Koen lng. Trlsh Spencer, and Mel Man kin E'arh had hit s with Mank in goIng two-for-three. Berkh imer suffered lhr loss . walking ninP, giving up 5 hil s, and fan ning one. Morganstern picked up the win . East ern hosts trimbl e Tues· day. Llnescore: Kyger CreeL ... 304 000 1-8 1 2 Eastrrn .. .......... OJO 201 3-7 0 6 TUESDAY CHESTER - Chester Tow nship Trustees meeting 7: 30 p.m. :ruesday at Towrt Hall. MIDDLEPORT - Mld(jleport Child Conservation League w\11 meet 7 p.m. Tuesday at Skyline Lanes. Girls State delegate and alternate are announced ,. }. ·Community calendarI area happenings •• 5 LB. BAG ' . Tuesday, April14, 1987 "' -. , ' SUGAR ' Page-5 ; DOMINO t2.00 Cover Charge Mu1t It 21 1~1 . • By The PURE Lady Bobcats down Eastern By Scott Wolle CHESHIRE - Kyger Creek broke" 7-7 II<• In lht• boll om of the seventh Inning to score an 8-7 triumph over lhe v\s\1\ng Eas tern · Eaglelles here Monday In SVAC softball action. · Kyger week ahead 3-IJ In lhe fir st frame. howevH. EHS made II 3-1 1n the set•o nd. In the thi rd KC went up 7-1. but E Hs slowly fought back to tie at 7-7 n th e sixth . .Jill Drummond . the winning hu1·)er, and Amy Bcrkh\mer of Eas ter n hooked up In a good pitchin g bailie with BPrkhlm cr pil ~h lng u no-hilt r •-. but still 'ttf fel'lng the drfral. Drummond hurled a one-hiller . L,lsa Lance of Ea stern had th e onl y hit of lh•· game . an RBI trlpie.' Drummond wulkcd 18 and fanned 7. while &>rkhlmer walk<'d 15 and fanned 6. Bast ern is 7-2 and 4-lln thr lea· guo. F;urll<•r Eastern split In a double• hraMr with Fort Frye. suffering their loss or lh<' s•·ason. Eastern claimed the oprnPr 7(i, but dropped Ihe nlghtl'ap 19-3. Ar lene Ritchie , Lesa Ru cker, Lr¢ Ann Robinson. Lisa Dt·lgJ.!S, a nd Bonnie Koelling l'ach singled f01-: Eastrrn . Tullis, Gi lla rd. Scrrrr. and wa'tbu rn had th e FF hits. Lisa Driggs wa s thr wlnnin ~ plt ~ hrr with 6 walk s. 4 hit s, and sPven strikeout s In her nam{\ Walburn suffrrrd thl' loss. f!as t('rn pound<'d out six hits In • ... .. ·The Daily Sentinel CHESTER - chester Tow~­ shlp Trustees meet 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the town hall. Lone Wolf Band Friday & Saturday Night April 17 & 18 I n• nnl '! lllllltll I\'! I - ~ 1111 . \llunt u IIIII Hill IHIII - '! j II H11 ll li-ksnn. K. Murr•h.\' 1Kl u n tl ll h11.: " - f i11lll1k... un l'l· Il l By STEPHANIE FREDERIC Co)11munlty Hospital and "restThe Hall of Fa?'er was to IRVING, Texas · rUPil _ . A ·ing omfortably" in the hOspl· -undergo ·a cardiac cathetertza hospllal where Mickey Mantle .tal' s telemetry unit, a nursing lion - a ~rocedure enabling underwent tesllng for chest pains supervisor said. · doctors to ·see Inside the heart fielded so many telephone calls He was taken to the hospital this morning, the nursing superfrom concerned fans. It had to after complaining of chest pains visor said. disconnect Incoming calls to his and shortness of breath Sunday Mantle attempted to reassure unit. night during an airline rtlght his fans Monday In a statement Mantle, 55, was In fair condl· from New York tq. hls home in issued through hos pital officials: ro_ ·o_n_M_o:..;n:.::d;:a::..Y._-:;.;n.:::lg:::h::.t...:.at~.:..:.::::-!...:.·_D_a_ll_as_._...,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:_':I_'_m_t:-lr_ed..:._b.:.u.:.t.:.ie:..:e.:.ll:::n.:ll..:.f::.ln::e:_. . ''-'- MIZWAY TAVERN l.ltuh·mnn 1:11 . St11Uh . hospitalized; condition fair · n. M unro · 1~! 11t11l M) ·fll•lli itr: .\1 . ,\ lunrt•..\'nm•1. t 111 ) :&nd \ a lit•. " ' - IJ. ~h)jtl't' 11· 111. 1. -:\ unt•l. I I· lj . IIH .. - fa llfnrnl u, \\hill ' ill : .'\1 •"'11''· Vull!' f :11 :'\ tllinniiii.A' III[ IU ' St. l.oml~ DOO 1)11111111 - " III -~ l'lt..,/tr I(MIIMI'! 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OH 448-2182 992·2131 All the all the .' .' ., �-..... . NAME _ __ ___;__;_ _ _ _ __ NAME - - -- - - - - - - - - - NAME - ADDRESS, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _____ ADDRESS'- - - -- - - - - - - - . AGE_ _ AGE- PHONE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --------- ADDRESS•- - - - -- ------- PHONE - - - - - - - - - - - .I .1 -~---­ 'II ADDRESS _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ 'I AGE_ ·1 PHONE ==-- - - - -- - -- CONTEST RULES - IBANK. :ON£. Ten thousand people who care. 1. Just color one or more of the drawings on these pages, fill in the blanks and take your entry to the sponsoring store before 5:00 p.m., April 16. .. -· ADDRESS·- - - -- - - - -- - - AGE- PHONE - ---------- GRANNY'S CRAFTS ADDRESS AGE: _ _ PHONE MIDDL~PORT 1 DEPARTMENT STORE . I I I I 3. C.hildren may enter as many pictures as they hke but can only win one prize. 4. Crayons only may be used to color pictures. 5. Decisions of the judge will be final. ~ First Prize ._..........SlS Second Prize ........Sl 0 Third Prize ............ ss I' I I I 1.. . . .. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1: NAME - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - -- 1· j: ADDRESS·- - - - - - -- - - - - - :: AGE_ 1: PHONE - - -- - - - - - - ' - - VILLAGE PHARMACY · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NAME - - - - - - - - - - - - ADDRESS•- - - - - - - - - - - - - I • I ------ ------Ml'U'!El2,'!J.,_'2!t~------------l · POMEROY, OHIO 2. Entri.es will be judged in two different categones: ages 4-8 and 9-12. I I • MAllE - - - - - - - - - - - - ADDRESS•- - - - - - - - - - - - - ___ ..., __ _ . - .. �• -~age-_ 8- The Daily Sentinei TueMm~April14, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport~ Ohio • Tu~y. April 14, 1987 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tornadoes strike nation's midsection _jly United Preos lnlernatlonal Tliund er sfor m s r umb le d · across the lower Mississippi .Valley today aft er hur ling torna:does and \\' lnds of nearly 90 mph that killed •one person, knocked "out power and d ~s t roycd homes, ;Includ ing one that wa s iossed .acr oss a n A rk ansas st reel . · : Th e storms today reached from eas tern Arkansas and Loul· slana to Mi ssissippi and northw• :;es r Al abama. A fl ood wa tch .:overed southeas tern Louisiana. ; Winds gust ing to 56 mph J)lasted tile central Plains, drop· ping wind chills to lhC' single digit s and teens and threatening Jl yestock In wes tern Ka nsa s. Similar wind rh lli readings were r eported in eas ter n New J<;ngland . · -In Kan sas Cit y, Mo.. th ree crew m embers and a passenger oit a Boeing 707 wer e killed Monday nigh t when the cargo carrier cra shed in fl ames at a field while fry in g to land In ra in and fog at Int ernational Airport. <;> lllclal s sa id. Seven tornadoes were repor ted ·Monday- three In Texas, tw o In Arkan sas and one eac h In Illinois ana L ouisiana, the Na llonal Wea th er Ser v lc~ sa id. . Winds of 87 mph In Ok! ahoma demoli shed mobil e homes, upJ'aot ed trees and dow ned power Jines , killin g a man wh,ase trailer home wa s am ong !has!' desl·royed and bla cking out :1,000 people for six hours. A twister nPar Green I' ores! in ~()rth ern Arkansas cut a mile· long swath lhrough the Rarr Track Trailer Par k Monda y, lles troy lng four mobile homes and a fram e house and slightly Injuring four people. auth orities said. _ A tornado nea r the ce ntral Arkansas town of Lavaca ripped a house from It s foundallons and slammed It Into another house across !he street , demolishing both homes . authori ties sa id. No 6ite was hur·t. Winds of 60 mph ra ked centra l Texas ear lier In th e cla y, rippin g off roofs. knocking down power lines and uproollng trees. "It was kind of ugly th ere for a little while, but nobody wa s h~rt, " Hill Count y pollee dispatcher .Jo Payne sa id . 'Fhr wind s rlppN I loose lhr roof of a star<' In Hubba rd and downed piJ\vN lines and tr0es. blockin g roa ds. she sa id. In central Illinois. a tornado touched dow n In Mor ri sonville, about :«1 miles southeas t of New program established · EM>T M EI GS- T he teac hing staff ul F.as lor n High Sc hool, undN the direction of h i~ h school Principal nr. na nlPI /\p iing, has es tablished a m•w program to give pos ll ive roi nfor r<• mr nt and r!'cognltlon to deserv in g student s doing exrrodingl,v we ll in the• arademlc field. · 'l'hr progr am. know n as the " Stud ent of the M ont h" pro· gl'am , a ll ows IN1che rs to rc·ro~ · nl7.c s tud e nt ~ on " monthly bas is, util izing lh<' fc•a<·hcr s' own crif e· ria . F.nr h t rn rllPr s PI P('f~ On(' our stand ing stu<lcnt. .Permittin g th1• teachers to choose their own rr lti' r la giv!'s lhC' m u r ha nrr to 1'('\\'a l'd a stud 0n1 w ho h a ~ bf't'n \VOr tdng e$ 11"i'mol; · hard In a glv<'n sub) erl Ill' who has b<•rn ovN ac hif'v in g ~:~s n IT'su lt of thr f'ffo r t Jhev haV<' bern pul ling for th . .\rco rdln g to i\ plln~. ·llw "S fu· .dent or the M on th " progra m \\' li S a de<·is lon b;· tho facult ;' ;urd administ ra tion of t-:I-I S to " just lf'l somr stm\(' Uis k now, ln a ,positi VP " . fl .v. how ' vr fC'€'1 about .tJwm ... that they have stood out In a glvl'n month." • F.ac h student Is formil li,l ' r<'f · qgnlzed with a ccrtl fi cil tr . The pr·ograrn has jus t con<'luded li s s<•ro nd month and ih<• ~nd rrsull has grru lly <'nh:mred the academic environment and rdura llonal climate In a pos iti ve mann!'r . . ·Bela\\' Is a list of "S tudents of the Month ." wllh their r·rsprctlvc teach er s in para nlhescs : I • ~~ '""' Mt•I I!'L ••n ~' i1t1 •• r tS..w , \rnt~hll ; l t nh~n ll:1rn1'H ..,.ll• •.l l ; ~l n rll(.\' n l\;l r lul! I" llll a 111 tllul no•l ; TtHII fllo!O IU1 jf'urnl llr.•ltl t'rJ : Tt! n~ , ,.,,, IIl LI \ h i f ~~n o•IU : Tnn.t ,,..,. 1ti.lltt C'nnlril t: .\I I ~ · · krd u '1'"1 tMiki• Untlift lfll : nn11 to'n,.h..- I ll••nnl" t:h·hi" It:\., I: .lu hn Mlt·IM Cllun t:lt'hln1wrl: ~Ukt• C' rlt •'*" 1fl•""r•• nMIUd l : t '~t Nl~\ 11llnrtun I" lll hmtlla ll ); H• n T,.,. t.., jl .a rry llt•lnt'«l : .lt•lr St~\n • f.llm H• lfl ; \n ft +M' kl•') !Tum Kt>ll,\ ~ ; t:thnht'lh ft11' LIIII r llllft•l.&~ll& l : Tim m~~·lll~l u h\;1 Ln n ~:l : \m} l.ttwb (f'Hnl 1\IMII•'ft .. ~ : llnullb' ·" 'I IU".\ _( \' itl ...... t••U"'" I ; .fo·lf K fHh!IJ ,\rt •hlt• Ha..t'l ; t .r ll"l t """......... j ( llrtll'll Trlf11Hl Dl•h•W1 ,"\:1f11t. ·r.. (lflwla.... " ~' hl•r t: .Ia~ · s,,,h, lln~~: t:-ltt•H• n l'l~·ra : fJ<~,t ~ M_.,. l\l r 111t: Ho•n•· till! ""''""'"'I : Tint lA•""" j l'lr1tlfl \tlt1dn1U : !llul'l :l ........~• 1~ 1111 Mnllt' ll lt1'1' I.J' II !Ia iit' (ti ,tr ••a .JoH ,.!"..1' 1. K-.v••r a "'"' ,, ICn N,...ttll f!'!Mo•',\rnold J: ' ' "'" ,\111111 l'a ll ) \\mod , ,_. RMII.,-1 ; \Hta•u n,•lnJ!d I \\111114111 rlla hto•+: \ 1)'- •~_, IC'ito t&l ftn"A·rn: T n h.' ' Hlll tll:n ht nuwtwrll t: Mt·tKI I~IIo•,f tf:rf,· l "h +lmhl•r .. l: ~1 1111 *'•INI t •lm ('lntltl l: lkmp rlo · ~t~uno ltl ! \tiL•• 0..-'•1 : 1\tnJ' ~ur"v (llt•nwt .. 1-: k hillllt•r \; M• "-''' "' tDan Ea.•ltln~t~ •r l: TIIIIUI,\' t l11rdno•r ( f ~ r ..- h Cta1f.lltl : .l•• nnlfr r p,..,m 1\\illlmn HaUl: LM"''"'" U.~tt ty Ht•hu'!Ol: ~. , \\I J~:Ill 1-IIm h ll: R•U• N11ll••r ! Til nl llo'rl·h· ~~ ~-, ,,.,..... IIlAh ' """AI: ll•r)' l'u rlit•r tN:tn r.v Kt•ll.l' ); l.arkt.. ): l..~trrt• ~ hllr ~t~' 1M.ald~t. 1,.111 11:1: .\nl)' .,.,,111"""' 1ntm Mwllt'ft!iil : Tllf1Ln)' GurrSnt•r i \:Ill Raa."hi•U~~m ); Mnft)' " 'ood l t\ri•hl r Rtl~ t· J : ....,. IA'Mil fhrel.)' • Tripp ~: ,\n ..t• \o\'t!!l Wrltr•r l : .Iaiii' HIUirk ll"'f'\1' M '••hrr t: l;li. ,\M ,.,. .. " ... I Ralph M11.tt: 1..1!'111 r .mh'1' 1IIIA "'llllwtllll: IN N•If'l DLI.nwwlt&d t 8rh'" "~ 11 }: ,\lll*n ('M .. d j~·.tl " 'nlft-1 : ,J,.nrw Ma." l""" ! ... ,..,. \ 'e l'lkf' !. "*''"' Springfield. des troying a machine shed. Authorit ies said a .woman lost sev~riil fingers when the 'door of her home slammed shut on her hand as she tried to seek shelter from the slorm. ·'II could have been one of those freak ones th at comes down out of the clouds a_nd goes back up;" said Wes Good sell ·of !he wea ther sPrv lce in Springfi eld. " Th ey are not uncomm on th is lim e of year." Two tornadoes struck Mc L~n · nan County, Texas, but no d ama ge or Inju r ies wer e r eported. Winds cloc ked at ~ mph ,how led th rough Williamson County near Auslln In central Texas, ripping roofs off barns and uproollng oak trees. tO 'UCI All AD CALl m -UM IIONDAW ttw. ,_AY I A.a. ,_ S PA I A.M. IIMil NOON 5AIUIIAY 50 (LOSID SUNDAY RACINE RACINE LAUDROMAT TUPPERS PLAINS -On•oO'I• 70 E;TilsNOw -RAIN FRONTS: WWarm "Cold ~SHOWERS -Static ftOccluded C;K. SUPERMARKET FRUTHS PHARMACY" ', LAMM'S GAS PLUS SUNDRY STORES SUPERAMERICA VAUGHAN.'S CARDINAL VILLAGE PHARMACY MASON B&B MARKET CHUCK'S QUICK MART KINGS LAUNDRY LES' CARRY OUT VISTA WEST COLUMBIA FOWLERS MARKET HARDFORD . R&R MARKET NEW HAVEN NEW HAVEN SUPERMARKET KEEBAUGHS SHAKE SHOPPE CHESTER KEEBA~GHS SHAKE SHOPPE CHESHIRE CHESHIRE FOOD SHOP The Dail Sentinel _ U.olltt_.,-,.. ,...1.... ..... ,~ ··-. ..·d!.... _... ... ....... ...... "'' ,., •., 1I ... II .... ... . . _ _ • ~ · ··- - - ·-· .. . . , _ , tl,llo... 1\ t.t .. - .... .... - ..,..... llf ·- ·•ooo:<..... ff<l_ - ,... ....,. lit ~-- ,...,. ........ * '"" ....... ......... -:.! "'- - l ilo WJoo >I I .,, ....... : .._,... ....... . . . -...... . . ............. .........- t-···--.. ..... ..... .. . . . ···~·~·-···"'-r. ...·-··... ......... _. ._..,._ __.,. ........... -·--· -........_,,.......... """ - ,...... ,,...._, . . __ ....... __ __... .....-•·n-.• _....... ·. ,. ..a.., -McFarlane listed in ~good condition' today Jot'•l'tiii - Wtfll"l l .... ~·~--- ..., ...... '"""''"" Glf. ~- - · --'~-•· ·· ~- '--" ~-·: 0:~':..: ~ ·~~~~.t:.~ c..~ ~~· ·~-""''- · -'"'~ -......__.,_, _...._............... _ --E. -- -. ... =-~. CC ,., fiUOUIOl - _ •'lt-IOI'I ~ t lll' u: IHriiM ......... ....... ,.... ~ . .........llol,.. lUII(l o > ""'"" """"'"""• •••u TM ... IQ._, """' .... .."""'" IWOOI > . .!'(ft bO' II I(IOi fOU"'-'C OUil iO - 11 Clb o 10 I OTU• Du r it(" II Mtlfo(U.Y - UO OM llllld o• - Ul" II Wl! t>Oti.IU• •- ttoo •• i U II •-Ill•• 00 11)00 Ill. . -· ' - c ..wv ==-~· .,..... ;:.- ~t::C,- ~- Public Notice ·-:.:.... ,___ :J====-· Also excepting a right of way 1 ~ 'h feet wide to make a 'conve"lent and aafe oudet to the public highway extending along the 111t side of the above trl!.ct. and &lit of one acre owned by Graham. and continuing north to 1he state highway . See Deed Book 142. Pege 110&. Reference Deed: Volume sure proper drainage. 118, Pogo 163, Meigs The following real estate County Deed Records . C.) Prime with .35 gallon per sQ. yd . of bituminoua situated In Rutland Town· PA,.CEL FIVE: prime coat. ship. Meigs County, Ohic), The following real estate 0.} Pave with 3 inch of 0 . and beginning 1 ao rods situitted in the Township of O.O,T. apecified 402 IS• north and 29 rods 1nd 11 Ruttand. County of Meigs links aaat from 'the Southw- and Stite of Ohio . town: phalt leveling courae. E.) Pave with 1 inch 0 .0 . esl cotner of Section 26 , a,ing io Section 26, Town 8 , Renge 14 of lhe Township 16 , Range 14 of O.T. 404 wearing cou,e. F.) 380 Linear ft .~ of as· Ohio Company's Purchase; the Ohio Compony'o Purthence east 53 rods; 1hence chase. and beginning In the phalt curb '!price per ft .) G.) Maintenance of 2 inch south 36 rods; thence weat Center of a small creek, west 49 ·roda; ' thence north 23% of Leading Creek. along the curb height on bldg. side . H.I Work to be completed degrees w8at 6 roda; thane~ Pomeroy and Wilkesville north 31 Vz rods to the place Road; thence running ea1t by June 30, 1987. Bids must be submitted of beginning, containing tweln roda; thence north 12% acres, more Or leaa. to : founeen rods ahd nine feet ; Reference Deed: Volume thence in a southwtl1trly Meigs County Board of 77. Page 1111. MeigS County direction twenty rods and MR / OD Deed Records. P. 0 . Bo• 307 twelve feet to the place of PARCEL THREE: Syracuse. Oh 45779 beginning, containing one The following described haH acre. more or ie11. Bid submission deadline : real estate , beginning May 7. 19B7, 4:00P.M. Reference Deed: Volume lee Wedemeyer. Supt. twentv rods l;'&st of the 169, Pogo 264, Moigo center of the west line of 13) 31 ; 141 7, 14, 21, 3tc County Deed Recorda . SeCtion No. 2tl, Town 6, PARCEL SIX: - -::---:--c:--c:-:---:---- 1 Ronge 14. Ohio Compeny'o The following real estate Public Notice Purchase; thence eolt 62 in the County of Meigs and roct• and 22 links; thence State of Ohio. and in the nonh 1 B rods and 22 llnko. Township of Rutland, and thence north 26 degrees bounded ~and described as LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Wilt 23 rods; thence south follows : the annual meeting of the 85 degre8s west 12v.. rods Reference Deed : Volume stockholders of farmers 10 a Sycamore tree 12 91 , Page 6. Meigs County 8anc1h1res. Inc . will be held Inches In diameter; thence Deed Beginning thirty at the oHice of Farmers Bank north 84"12 degrees west 19 Hven rods and fifteen links rodti thence oouth 64% east from the center of and Savings Company, 211 West Second Street. Pome· digrees west 29 roda and 4 Section 28. Town 6, Range roy, Ohio, according to ita links; thence So.uth 8 de· 14, Ohio Company's Purbylaws. on the third Wednes- 91'0111 east 24 rods and 17 chau; thence east seventy day of April . 1987. ot 3:00 links to the place of begin· nine rodato the center of Big p.m. for the purpose of ning , containing 13'14 acres, Leading Creek; thence up electing directors and the more or le11. the center of said Creek as Reference Deed : Volume follows : transaction of such other business 11 may ~operly 91 , Page II, Meigs Counrv 1 North 42112 degrees west Deed Records. come before sa id meeting . founeen rodi; thence north Paul E. Kloes PARCEL FOUR: 81 VJ degrees west four rods; The following pret'1liles thence south 79 degrees Slcretary situated in the Township of waat twenty eight rods; 131 25; (41 1, B. 14 4tc Rutland. CIIUnty of Meigs thence weat twenty two ond S1oto of Ohio, to-wit: rods; thence north 76 de· Public_Notice Beginning fitty . ..,.on rods grees west twelve rods; north from the southwest thence nonh 40 deg,..a NOTICE OF corn~tr of Section No. 28, west thirty tour rods thence APPOINTMENT OF Town 8 , Range 14. Ohio ' north 60 ~ degrees west FIDUCIARY Company ' s Purchl&e; On April 3. 1987, in · the thence South 80 degrees twenty seven rods; thence Meigs County Probate Court, 1111 eight rods end fourteen south 46 degrees West four C11e No . 26,430, Beverly links; thence north 15 de· rods leaving the center of Belley, 41327 Eut Shtdo f'HI nat eight rods 1nd aaid creek to the high water Rood, RoediVille, Ohio leur links; thence nonh 27 1A mark; thence north 45 de· 45n2. was appOinted exe- degrees eeat four roda; grees west twelve rodl; cutri• of file Hlote of Horley thenc. nonh 37Vz dogr001 thence · north 77 degrees Untlticum, docealod, late of Mit eight rods; thence north west fifteen roda and lour· Rt. 1, Reedsville. Ohio 78'12 degrees east ten rode; 1een links; thence sollth. 21 y,. degreH ~est eighteen 45772. thence touth 78 d - 1 Robert E. Buck." east sixteen roda and eight: rods and eighteen links; Probate Judge e., links; thence north 32 thence lOUth 79 v. degrees lena K. Nesselroad. Clerk degrees west lwenty-two west eighteen rods and twenty two linka; thence 141 7, 14, 21 3tc and 1 hllf rods; thence north south 69 'h east twenty one thirty-One ond • hall 1od11 and one half roda to apoint thence west · twenty· nine on the bank of a small run Public Notice i-Dida ' and . ten links: thence just above the spring; thence south one hundred and ttl,.. sou1h 67'h degrees east IN THE rodo to the place ot bogin- twenty eight rods: thencn COMMON PLEAS COURT. ning , containing twanty south 27 degrees east seven OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO acres and forty rods. more or rod1 1nd nine links: thence STANLEY H. PHILLIPS . le11, a.eve and except there· south five toda and twenty 'Plaintiff from the following tr1et one links to the place of beginning fifty oevon rods beginning. containing nine - vsMARY E. PHELPS , north from the southwett and five-eighths 1cres, more Defendants corner of lectioo 28, Town or leu. Save end except a Range 14, . Ohio Com- ro.d 1crou the above des· CASE NO. 87·CV·8& peny·, Purchase; thence cribed lind where the bam Ia NOTICE BY PUBLICATION touth 80 d,rees eaat -'9ht loca1ed. 1nd 1110 1 pert of To Jotn Ann Hill, if INing; rods end ourteen links; the 1bove dncribed tract of address unknown; and if not thence north 16 degrees land told by W. P. Stevens lilllng then the unknown east eight rods and four 1nd Zoe Steven•. hit wife. to heirs, next ot kin. detcend- links; tMnca north 27'1• J . C. V1n Z1nt and bounded ants. creditors. devisees, degrHI 111t four rods; 1nd detcribed 11 followa ; grantees, lien holders. tuc· thence north 37'/z degrees Beginning thirty Hven rode cessora in interest. adminia· eaat eight ruclt; thane. north 1nd flheen llnlca lilt from tretors. executora. legal re- 78'11 d - eoot olx rodo; the center of Section No . prasentetivet and 1sligneea thence wMt about twenty 28. Town No. 11. Ronge No . of aaid named defendant •• tflret rodo to the toe1ion lint: 14 of the Ohio Corilpanv 's h1ve not been aerved with thence 10uth about eighte.n Puuhalt; thence 111t HV· rods to the place of begin · enty nine rodt to tht center notice of the flli"' of • complaint herein, will take nina. containing one end one of Big Ltodlng thonct notice that on the Btli day of hllf acrea, more or &eta. up tho •C.ntw of tho Nid Aloo the following reo! cteK nonh 42'11 dogr001 April. 19B7. Stonley H. Philllpo flied a complaint In elta1e lliiU8Ud in tM town· y.ont founHn rods; thence ·The Court of Common thlp of Aonlond. County of nonh 81 Vz degrHI - t Meigo IIIII &tote of Ohio, four rods; thanCII aouth 79 Pleas , Ganeral Division. Meigs County, Ohio. Case 1D-Wt1: degreet west twenty tight . Beginning one hundred roda; thence wm twenty No. B7· CV-86 againl1 uch of vou Hiking· to p1nltion 1nd ten rada 1nd twenty two rodo; thonco north 71 the fee estate in and to the r w . e . - o t t h l - t degrees WHt twenty eight following deacribed --ofhctlon32, Town- rotle: tttenct west twenty lhlp &. AWige 14, Ohio two mdo; thence nonh 75 premiHt : Compeny·, Purchaet ; di .. MI wett aigh1 rods and PARCEL ONE: thenct - f i f t y .-rooc~. eight Hnks; lhence south T~t following dtocribed ond t1o llnkl; thlnco wilt 414 degrHS west lltven re~l estate situ1ted in Ru· tland Townthlp. Moigo twonty - ·mdo ond tl•tMn roda. ind twetve and 1 haH Counrv. Ohio , ond bounded llntcti ........ touth 52 de- linko 1o the ploco of beginnine rodo ofl!l ning. containing three and 1 end described 11 followa ; , _ Baginning 50 rod1 ond 11 olxtetri llnllo; thonoe toutll hltf Krll, more or le11. links north of the aouthw•t &1 ~~og,... wHt nino rode Also another trect of lnd ond four ond· hoN Hnko; boundod ond deocribed 11 comer of Section No. 26. Town 6. Range 14; thence thence lOUth 32Y.. d•••• tolfowa: Beginning 1t the .... fifty-foUl rodt to tho northwest corner of John Nit 73 rods tnd 18 links; pile. of beginning, - n - Sti'Ven' s land; thence nonh thence north 150 rod1; thtnce e11~ 8 rods .nd 1 I Jng or Jeoo, eight- rodt ond twonrv links; thence north 23 rods; ave and Uoept thir,a hom 1 two links to the aouthwtst thenco wott 49 rodo; thence troct .,.,Inning 11 tho ot the Mill Lot !hence oouth 32 llegreeo not 11'h MM'thn•t corMr of ,.,. nonll 25 dogr- WOit forty above da•cribed tract; rodl to N. J . Ward' 1 kJt in rods; thence south 11,i dt.grMI nst 36 rod• ~-d 21 thine. In 1 ooutfltrty - L1ngsville, Ohio; thenca tion '-"'\' rodo; In nonh dofl'- ... , ..... on ettwrly direction oigh1 . . - ond lift- Nnkt to rodo; In • II001horly McKnight ' s lot ; thence HIPPY Adt 6 - i o n ond porallol lOUth oto~g olid McKnight't .... fino '-"'\' IOdo; lot ton rode to tho corn• of Ltodlng Creotc; thoncoooulh tion ol9flt IOdo to tho Ill- of nv. to·McKnight'ueot ~~og,... -~ -line; · boglnnlnl. cantalnlng lodo ICN. men or Ills. and alao thenca north elong """ .._ tho follow. t - t Nno t.. Inti ,... elt8le 111&1 will• It Mcllnighl' rodo; thonco north &4 eft· .... oouthou1 ·of the -~ thlny four rodt .,. . . . •aa;lkM lltul) IIMI twonty tlnko to Frtnk lntley' 1 lot; ooufll - - ....... tho Mooloft ....... uld Brotoy' tlot to 1ho - o f thtr .,... four rode: lltflt foM • I mllll; "*- ·- tolowlng the -tor -'>ond- --IOdo; of Hid lOUth 83, Page 343, MeigsCounrv Deed Recorda . PARCEL TWO: e. c,_, five"'*"' ....,. eo ...._ .................... ____ _ ._rl_......... ......,. ......................... ____..... --·-10 -IOdo; " - -11 -ce ,..,...,.r. c..t, _ _ uv. It 111M . . t.u: ..... llnU; thtncre ..,..... ., • alrtJaa. ........_. 108 W. Main, Pom1roy, Ohio PH. 992-.3307 ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S .. FULL MATTRESS/BOXSPRING ............ 1141.81 , . . . I l: Ucensed Clinical Audiologist CHESTS .......... s49.9S :!': --~~~··--ton IOdo: thonco 17 dt- - - _.,. rodt; Public Notice thence south 1 2 degrees east nine rods and twenty linkS; thence sout~ 12 de· grees wast eighteen rods and twenty links; thence south 45 degrees west tour rods to a high water mark; thence south ·4 5 degrees west thirteen rods and fif · teen links; thence south 21 .'1:! .d egrees v-:es~ tw_e ntv one rods and th1neen hnks; thence north 79 1h degrees west thirteen rods and seven links to the end of a board fence; thence south thirty rods and eight links to e small apple tree; thence south 84 degtees west nineteen and a half rods; then ce south thirteen rods and fifteen links; thence west twenty four rods and four · teen links to the piece of beginning . containing twenty eighl and one fourth acres, save and except the following Clescribed tract ·lying on the west side and bounded and described as follows: Beginning at the northwest corne r of John Steven't land in Section No . 26, Town No. 6, Range No. 14; thence north eighteen rods 1nd twenty rw·o links to the southeast corner of lhe Mill lot; thence -north 26 degrees west fortv rods toN . J . Ward 's lot in langsville, Ohio; thence norlh 60 de grees east seven rods and fifteen links to Mc Knight lot thence so~th along ' McKnight ' s lot ten rods to the center of leading Cree k; thence north 63 % degrues east twelve rods to McKnighl's easl line; I hence north along McKnight's line ten rods; thence north 64 degrees east twentv three rods end fifteen links; thence south 78 degrees and fifteen links; thence west twenty four rods end fourteen lin.ks to the place of beginning, containing eleven acres. Save and 8kcept another tract of land aold by Frank Graham and wife to E. M. Brown and bounded and described as follows: Situ· ate in Township of Rutland. County of Meig1 and In the Stale of Ohio. and in Section No. 26, Town No . 6, Range No. 14 , and beginning at the northwest corner of John Steen' s land at the end of a board fence; thence north 79 1h degrees west twenty one rods and seventeen links; thence south thirty six rods and nine links; thence nOrth 83% degrees east nineteen roda , and fifteen links; lhenc. north thirty rods and eight link s to the place of beginning. conlain ing four and one fourth acres . Referen ce Deed: Volume 109 . Page 119 . Me igs County Deed Records . . Subject to a right of way or easement to Ohio Telephone and Telegraph Company , recorded in Deed Book 212 . Page 437. of Meigs County Deed Records , reference to which is hereby made. PARCEL SEVEN : Tho following described real estate situated in Ru · lland Township , Meiga County, Ohio, and bounded and deacribed as follow s: Beginning twenty rods east of I he center oftheweat line of Section No. 26. Town No. 8, Range No . 14 of the 12 Months Free Financing B&B WOODWORK$ CUSTOM: 'PLANING 'JOINTING 'MOLDING VARIOUS PATIERNS AND WOOD SPECIES 985-4176 or 985-3564 · 36632 BAILEY RD . POMEROY l-25-1 mo. JO'S , _17. 1 niO. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OH. PH. 992·9949 lob lorton, Owner 2-5--86-tfn Fl,•l Bouquet Moton, W. Vo. flOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS NEW IDEAS PUll & IA!IAU VAN MITIR Plione: 814-385-2153 Anorneya tor Ploihtiff 14l t 4, 21 . 28: !&) 6. 12. 19, 6tc V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 Middleport, Oh. 992·6611 . 3-20-87 P-roy, Ohio 4·15-' 86-tc RAD,ATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiaton. We also rtPiir Gas Tanks . CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Roosonabla Prices" •Gradu1ttons •Valueblea '•lni . Claims •Speci1l Events PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 D1y or Nighl NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16-86-lln 4/ t / 1 mo. f. ,I Female puppiH. Call614· 2d8- 1688. ... Loed of firewood. Ctii814·31St ·" t766 . lwk . old kittana, to good loviils 1tomes, Perfect for· Enter Ctll 8t4 -446 ·2393 . . : ". Llrge, old. damtged rtfrl84!f•.· tor . Still works Ctll &U·· 44&,. 3638 . ", Stan Kenmore heavy dUly wuher, d0111 net work, YHS HOME RECORDER Tronrfm 3Smm & 110 '••i· tlwt llldtr to YHI Video Topt •Weddings 992-7632 ·Giveaway ' Middleport, Ohio 1 · 1 3-1fc BISSELL BUILDERS CALL 7 DAYS AWIIK 4 Young male dog. Ptrt B•-'•· Good with kldt. Cal! 81•· 8115:. 992·2196 10-8-tfc '. Annou n1:~ 111 e111 s PAT H,ILL FORD 4218 •~•nlng s . 'I J 30•· 882 -2838 . 3 big temala hamsteu and 15 yo ung h•m•t•n . 304 · t7. &~ T383 . . 8 puiJpl ... 2 female, 8 matM, hllf Shaphard htlf l'lb. 30~; 1• 87&-3144. 2 r•cHnaraneed aomtr•palrt. ~0 Inch white door. 3 Will dleptaV unltl. 304-171·2o\Otl. ·e Loat and Found ' ' Lott : Norwegien Elk Hound pn Ewlngton Rd . Ht~ntm•tag yw"-h phon• number call or Call HEATING 7 & COOliNG lul4ootiat ond stMII · cldiiiMI'del units. lostollotloo of ...,w«k & ", ,'~ . Yard Sale ' ." ·---- --GallTponi··--··:·· ' h<lmldlllon, turnaco, hoot , _ 1M olr coo4itlonlltf. Ill work IJIIDrii(IIHd. CALL 16141 985-4222 SPECIAL; HEIL- Packoge olr 8c VIcinity ·· Aprll17· 18 Mlac. yard salt. &··~· off AI. 7 acrou from Blut Founttln Motet. llr;• G~raga 8•1•: Wed. tltliu let. all olothln; S1 .00 or 1..\ . DH•rent ltamt tddtd. Proc•Ns fo, dn..opm~~ntally camp fund , 160 to 514 left on 51" to on pad • ready to oeol. Prlot: 110111.9& DfultaK. 4·t ·' i7·1 mo. r•llr()ad. • ' ·· --·-·p·an;·e-rav···-- --.--: BOGGS Middleport 8c Vicinity SALES & SERVICE ··················-······-·-·.···,f· Aptil 17 and 18 . 9 ·15. 'h mila oft Poy Your Cable & Phone Billa Here · U. S. IT. SO EAST GUYSVIlLE, OHIO Alllllerlud loltn DMrt, New lltflantl, lu1h Hog form lq!lipmtnl 1 IUSIHISS ,HONI !6141 nJ.uSI II~DifKI ,HOlliE 16141 9t2 -7754 ftrr11 E••lplllt•t -let P.rt. &S. •• PLUMBING & HEATING IU North S..ond MitNitpOrt, Ohio 45760 CHECKlHE SALES & SERVICE . WI C •r~ Fishing Suppll" ...... ~ ., ' Bradbury Ad. p•ll th• SllhDOI . Clotfl••· couch , 4 chairs, drapu, dithft. boollt •tc. ···--··pfPiaiiliinl·--:: l!t Vicinity · .'; ............................. ··r.··, Btg&tomHyy"dNit,ThuRonFri. AI , 2 _____.:,1;,; ·3~-'.;8;:,6,:11:,:c01 l furnlh""· 1118 /11~ Fltlroctl, clat ...nt. hwtd llnH aw.. ten, mlac. · Pttlo Salt, April 1&and 11. I am to 5 pm , 2211 Jtffet'IOn Awe·. Atin or lhlne. Worked in homt lrlai ... 20 yaars "free Eatimetet" ning , conta ining three CALL COLUCT: tounhoacre, more or len Ph.(614) 143·5425 Reference 0Hd: Volume 3-9-'17-2 11\0. 4. 1 0 4 , Pogo 59 0 , Me i go 1L---..:..:...:::....:..::::::..~::;.J 59 East S•cond StrHI P. 0 . Bo• 665 Logon, Ohio 43138-0565 Homelite JICO-. .n or 3 ton unite inotttlod l04·773· SS7! lfttt s 614-742-219t Complete Remodeling Roofing of 111 Types Comptlte Gutter Work GERKEN & GERKEN CO .. L.P.A. Richard C. Gerlton At1orneysat Law Weed Eoter conditioning for mobile or modular homn, 2 1IJ nonh 14% degrees wes t threa rods and one link ; 1hence north BIS '/4 degrees west thr811 rods and fifteen links; thence south 8 lA de· greea east six rods and four links to the place of begin· tion of thi1 not ice. Ph. 992-3537' 4 ·8· '87· 1 mo.' I YIIIYL I AL-NUM deyo litO< the fat !Wbfico· I Parts &U-388·82(1 flEWAflO . two-thirds links; !hence quired lo answer within 28 550 Pagt St., Mitldltporf' VAUEY LUMBER & SUPPLY FilE LANCE 3SMM PHOTOGRAPHER BODY SHOP Authorintl Service T8cums~;~h won. (FrH Estimatetl 992-3410 GEARY'S Briggs & Stratton - Addons and remodeling - Roofing end gutter worll - Concrete wort! - Plumbing end electrical You Bur. EUGENE ·lONG aale. Slid defendantt ere re· CARPENTER SERVICE LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Pottery and Gifts. Bird Baths. Outside . Yard Dolls, Jesus Statues, Virgin Mary & Angels for Yards and Graves . Colllt lw tRd Sea Befort weot one rod; thence eest County Deed Records. The object of the com · plaint il to partftion the interest in the fee ettate. or order il sold to partftion the proceedl. and to pay attor· nay fees and co1t1 from said YOUNG'S IE-OPENS MARCH 20 lED lAIN St. 11. 124, lyrocuoo 8-13 tin SMAll ENGINE REPAIR DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! llnLE SUPERIOI SIDING (O, one rod and nineteen and (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 4-7-' B7-1 mo . Ohio Company' s Purchase: thence etlt eight rod s; thence no,th 8 )/a degre es RECUNERL •. I99.95 DINEnE /4 CHAIRS ............................. I99. 95 ·~·-. Public Notice place of beginning. containing 23 3 / 10 acres. more or leu. Reference Deed: Volume Computerized Hearing Aid Selection ' ~ Swim Molds - Interpreting Ser:vi~es : TWIN MUTRESS/BOXSPRING •••••••.,•• 191.81 ~~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE links; thence North 78 de· Tho MEIGS COUNTY tfe&l west 16 rods and 18 BOARD. OF MR / DO, P. 0 . links: thence south 78'12 BOX 307, John St., Syra- degrees Welt. 4 rods; thence cuse, Oh. 45779. is accept· witt 18 rods; thence aouth ing bids fot grading and as- 24 rods end 11 links to the 1870 sq. yd . B.) Contractor will grade and shape stone ben to in- - . EMPIRE FURNITURE ..::=tt- . --- ···- ··---~n - Public Notice phalt paving per the follow· ing specifications : · A.) Bids are to be based on .- ·-......,...,.... ...• follot114ri6 t.Jeplr.DM udi.lnpt... MIDDLEPORT REEDS STORE II.. ct.. &Ji~d pa,c• ""'"' ~~ ' REEDSVILLE - ... ' BAER'S MARKET CODNERS LARRY'S BAIT SHOP lOA" ..... _.. PIC UP YOUR COPY OF THE DAILY SENTINEl AT ANY OF THESE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS SYRACUSE ·-.......... . . ,._.,_II ...,......•. ·.,........-·... ........ .._..,_ ItATtl ,...,.. Map shows minimum temperatiJres. At teast 50% of any shaded area is J)ledicteo to receive J)lecipilation indica teo. · CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT DAILY SENTIN_EL OFFICE FISHER BIG WHEEL FOOD LAND FOOD SHOP JEFF'S CARRY OUT KROGER'S LITTLE DAN'S EXXON POMEROY HEALTH CARE CENTER POWELLS SUPER VALUE RITE AID DRUG STORE SHAMMY'S 7-33 SUNDRY STORE SUPERAMERICA SWISHER & LOSHE DRUG VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Business. · . S ervices -------- ---~-- --- WEATHER MAP - Numerous showers and thunderstorms will occur from norlhern Florida and the southeulem slates across the Tennessee Valley, Ohio, Indiana and Dllnols Into easlern Missouri. Some thunderstorms co'uld be. severe from lhe lower Ohio Valley through much of the.Tennessee Valley to the easlern Gull Coast Periods of rain will be lound from the Great Lakes and Wisconsin across southeast Minnesota and Iowa through easlern portions of Nebraska ahd Kansas.' Showers are likely aCftiSS. weslern sections of Washington and Oregon. Wl.nds will be slrong and gusty across the east slopes oft~e rockies In Montana and from the central plains to northwest Texas. POMEROY The Daily Sentinel- Page-S Roger Hysell G&M TV REPAIR Garage 49135 -St. lt. 124 ladne, Ohio 45771 949·1088 Bus. 949-2606 Home AIWes&lhdtlt 24 HI. SEIYICI !-i7-2 ~·- Wanted To Buy Wa PIV CHh for Itt• mod .. oiHn lt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Ill•• Tr••••lulo• PH. 992-5612 or 992-7121 6-17-tfe . 9 1 UMd Cl,., Jim Mink Chw,· Oidt Inc. Bill Gena Johnaon 6U·I48 ·3t72 •' TOP CAIH plld tor '83 mod:tl and ntwtt usld etrt. lmfth IJ uick -Pontltc. 181 1 Eut"n Ave ., Gallipolis. Call 614 - ~q . 2282 . OLD ORIENHL RUGS WANTED. Any Sill or condition. Ctll toll frat 1·800·433·714:7., Dump Truck. sln11• ule, 10ft. bed. 5 ·tP"d , 2· spttd ,.., end\ low mH•"U•· Ctll 114· 14iJ· 8832. GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. . lalhan lullcllng EVElY SAT, NIGHT .. 6•30 P M. ' ' Fadory Choke 12 Ga1191 SholguMo.ly tG-1-tl (CUI OUI FOI FUTUII USI) 'VINYL SIDING •ALUIIIWM SIDING •llOWIIIN INSULATION IIS$ELL SIDING CO. ...........It "Fm Eotlmot.... PH. 949-2160 or 949·2101 ........, Clllh l-1 ·tfn I 1-----...:.::..:...:.::~o.a KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 . -. good utld awing ur Ph . 81" ·"•8 ·7211 or44t-7811 ., ·" Buying d•ily Qold. sllv• r eolnt, ringt, jewelry, t terllng w•rt, old cohu. laro• currency. Top 2nd. Av•. Middleport. Oh. 61t ' 992 •3< 1 76, f I All .liill•.. • Prt CH . Ed lurktU ltrbel' 8hnp.,' ... I luylt'IO Junk c•rt, C•llahff l :og; •Wishers •Dtahwaahers pm. Call 6,4 ·912 ·5148 . ..• •Aongot ..: •Atfriger1tor1 •Dryer• •freezers I'AATS ond SERVICE . f l'tJ)Iit'/ 4·5-111: 11''111 J1:rv 11.1::, .' • •• • f THE HAT lACK (Srtpr Ruo Ar•) HOUII: llt<I..Tittlfs.-frl. •o...... t• s r;m· s. ...11 ro ... to 1 110011 n,-. .. Othtr ..... call "2·S 31 f« =·-· IA.-c mt COIIIIII IIIIlS Wooti-Crochtt·Ntint flowers, Stwillg, ....,u. COIPUI OUI 'ffl¥ ... 11 Help Wanted SANDY'S AUTO SALES Aut.-tlwe Repair & S.wlce TUNIUPS to 11ANSMISSIOH CAU tt2·7oiOJ St. It U, a,t. r-oy. OM. Wt'IW Ytu A IM4 Cer er fla Y-Oid One l -27-2 .... J.l.'s IEPAIIS TYs, Antennas Sattllte Sales lnttahtlon Service Electronic Organs Mobile aervice 614•143-5248 IIASOIIAIU • IIILIAII.£ 1-20-'86 tfn -" 'I ,_. Hlfln gl Government job•·voJ.t t15,000·UB.OOO. ~qn~; Ctll rtfundtble. t02·838 ·18•&.:.: 1r11 . Excell ent Income for ~rt time; homt .. eembly work. or.ln..,.-'i ma11on oall (312) 741 -1400: • fllt , 313. I " ; Ttlwition Adnrt..lng- Ne~ ' high ...... ....... ,.,. tliii. O.llipolls. •••s. Poillbt• tutu=. mtnqwnent opponuftfty. . . · • commlttioft. ! - ' - t · Iii 304-622- 30( . Advtrtl•ing • • • prlftl'rtd. ~ · �' Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel 11 Help Wanted Mature per'IOn only to babysit 2yr. old in our home. alt lahiftt. Centenary lUll 9415. 2-8 P.M. Ph. 814 ·446· . 18 Wanted to Do 33 Attention home owners its spring clelfllng time, nHd htlp? If to ctll GltHbum CleaninG Service 614-388·9027. Aetsor'lable Retta. Rtf•ancaa on 91,1, AcrH- Modtrn houM, bern, hunting. lord. . Forr•t. requut .. EMT. RN . or LPN to compte'lt Insurance Eums . ExC.IIent companion tor eldet'IY lady. room aome boar(! . Pt . Pleaunt cloM to town. St'nd retume to Box T·6686 in care of Galllpolia Dtily Tribune. 825 Third Ave .. Gellipolla. Oh '*6631 . Farm• for Sale · 56 w..,,.. t39,000. Land Cantract- quMI- FHldiiGiol 21 Buaineaa Opportunity ""• homoto<. 08.00 Coli e14441·1354. . fiM buY'!Ir Ph. 114-379-21,4. Regl~terld o,.;et Dtne. f..-ntle. black with whht blue: 211.1 ytlra ol~ . Pl'f for vet bitf..t100. Call t14-44e-1354. Qu.uty Rortwelter puppl•. See both parants and pup from l•st litter. Call 114· 113·UI9 or Tran Rd. off n& t1 9 .000. Call 01 4-250-0e20 . . I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PIJBLISH - INO CO. recommends that you do buslneu whh people you know, tnd NOT to tend money through the malt until you htva inveatigttad the offtril\g. Beauty Shop for nmt or lena on pet"centage. Located on St. Rt. 7. Ph. 814-251-9378. 20 acrt farm H1nnan Tr1c1 Rolld, Glenwood. w. Va. for morelnformttion ctll304·n3· 6118 or 773· &1 86. efter 15:00. Mtke extra money aell Avon Producta. Can etrn up to 60% profit Ph. 614-448- 2156. 34 Hometown penonat care. HIVe vec.-.cv lor. edult tate. Profu· tlonal employtel in 3 working lhifU. Call 614·992· 6869 or GOVERNMENT JOBS . 814-949·2927. •n.&Oo-•&0.975 per yr. Now hiring. Celt 1·619-686· 8613 ext. J0431 OH tor current federal li1t . 24 hu. D " A Uttle Design", interiOf .d&algn bu tlne11 for people on limited budget. Independently owned, 304-876·8635 . Expet'lenced bocf'.l men needed to build ulvaged ear• or truckl. Mutt have toola & be able to do 1 tr~etura work. C~ 814-388 · Real 46031 . Ael)'onaible adult to bebytit In my home 3·4 dey• e week beginning mid -June Ph. 814 · 248-5504. Go.Jer nm ~tnt Jobs. •18,040 159.230 yr. NQW hiring. Call 805-887-8000 Ext. A· 9806 for ' curr,.nt federal lilt. Hlrlngt Government job•· vour 11ea. •15,000,..88.000 Phone call 'refundable. (802)838· 8886 Ext. 1 1449. 31 Es t~ le Homes for Sale New JBR 2 cer gtJage. brick front , front porch, nice lot. 6 miles South of Ge ll ipolis •47,600. Ph. 614·446·8038. 304-875-4387. 57 tlmf asaembly wark; electronlea. crafts. Othera. Info 604· 841,. 0091 EXT. 3028, 1 days. CALL NOW. you lntereated In earning t30,000 plus Income? ln autllnCe Agency Avellable. Send Auume or call for appointment NATIONWIDE INSURANCE. P .O. Box 1079 , Marietta, Oh. 45750 : 614 · 374 . 8246 . An equal opportunity employer. Are ~ EMT, LPN or RN to perlotm Experienced. Ptrt lima potltlon with fla~~:IIHI· lty. Send reaume to PMI, P.O. Box 370, Dunbar, Wast VIrginia, intur~nce •••m•. 25004. Ar11 aupervlaor. Sharp, embi· tloua women needed to hire and train demonttretors. Unusual qutllty, gift• end decorttlon lint. Work from your home. Weekly ptycheck, bonua, trips. Free training. Free temple kit. no lnvtttmant. For det1lls call collect 814· 864·6876. EXCELLEN'T WAGES For apart lime llltmblv work; electron · lea, crafts. OthMI. Info 1504) 641 ·0091 , ext. 3687, 7 diVI· AVON, no urvlce charge. open territor ies , phone 304 -67 6 · 1429. Earn extra monev In the Army National Guard. 304· 816· 3950 or 1· 800·842 ·3619 . tOt college. Call the Army National Guerd lot FREE intor· matlon packet . 1 · 800· 642 · 3819. 2 bedroom house in Clifton. Price reduced trom •u.ooo to •14,000. Phone 1·304-nl- 5534. 3 BR .• r.ecrettlon room, kitchen, din ing room , . large 1ront and back porch. 8k10 wooden build· lng, yard with chtin link lance. Rustle Hille. Syrteuse, Ohio. 614 · 949 · 2910 between 9 4p.m. 614· 992· 5866aher4·00 p.m. Houae tro Ilia, rent or lea 1e. Two 1torv. Rutlend 1r11. Ctll Joan S1ewart 814-742· 2421 . Lar•• 58A houM. 47 ael'll. M•lt• local. Cherry Ridge. Shatr Oemlnllon Hair StvUng, Galtlpolll Ftny. WV , intervltw· lng for heir styllat, tor appoint· ment304 · 876· 7531 Aprll15& 1e. 5,oo-8,oO PM. Mature woman to babyalt In my horne. 6 deya per wtlk, eNp• rlance and references requited , c all evenlngt 304·882· 3&99 . Situations Wanted Neld aomeona ' ro teach art teuon1 to primary age atudent. Atfff'encea required. Malt in c11re of Gelllpolla Dally Tribuna. Box T·0317, 825 TttirdAw. Oallipo· 111. Ohio 45831 . Room In my home for elderly or hndicapped person . Goo d me1l1and tender loving etre. Ph. 614·388-8811 . Vi,glnla'l Panon111 Care Home hit vtclncy for eldetJy people. 2.. houri 'Cirt, 2Q y. ., • . expe· ri.,ce. R11sonable ratu . Cau anytime, 514· 9•9-3014 . Will care tor aldartv lady In my hom•. Coil 114·992·ea35. Will do hoult cl .. nlng, mow yardl. ate . Refartncaa Fur· nlohod. 304·e75· 7185. Schools Instruction Retrain Now. Soutt.Halern But· In"' Collage. Ctll 814-446· ue7. 18 Wanted to Do MatuN Chriatlln man. Grounds. ktttHng, htndym1n, 1nd lewn· c"'t Ph. 114-44!-2750. ~orlt ~~Wntld mowing, odd jobt, light hauNI')g. Mt1g1, Galli• and 1 M11on Count!~• · &14 · 992· 94 locust St. 1 BR . furnished, apt upstairs 5200 Utilities.paid $60 dep. Ph. 446·1340 or 446-3870. Building lot, 326 fl. frontage on fH .7 . 1.3 acres. t2900, firm. Call 614·992· 6732 or 614· 992· &687 or 814·992 ·7671 . 3 rooma & bath . atove & refrig. All utilitiet lneluded. Adults only. No peu. Ph. 814-446 · Ashton building k)tl, mobile homes permitted, Ctyde Bowen. Jr. 304· 578· 2336. Gracioua liv ing . 1 1nd 2 bed· room 1panmanu at Vi111ge Manor and Riverside Apart · rnenu in Middleport . From U 1&. including utlli1iea . Call 1358. Nice 3 bedroom located; Rodney Village 11 . 300mo. plus utilities. Oepoait needed. Ph . 388-B824 after 3pm . 2583. 614-992-77a7. EOH . 5 room unturnl1hed ept. C1ll 614· 992 · 5434 or 304-882 · 2&68. . .. Panlally furnlthed, up1talr1 apt. in Bradburv. 4 rooms , 1 v, baths. 1260. per month Including wtler. Depoait •100. Cell 614· 4 rooms, bath , all new paint. nice and clean . Depoait and reference required, 1 or 2 children. 114· Furnished room. t140. Utilit ies paid. St.are bath. Single mala. 919 Sacond. Gallipolis. Call 441-4411 after 7pm . Di1trenad owner. Must tell . Nice 3 bedroom home in Poma· roy. Unbelievable price. C.111t 42 Mobile Homes 814-982-31a7. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Aanttl trailers. Call 614-992 · 7479. 6 room, bath, utility, garage, central heat , A.C.. ,alarm win· dows and doora. 614. 992 · 6204. 14•65 2 BR tra illll', 8mi. from town on 218. Large privata lot with Industrial type play ground equipment. t200mo. Ph. 1114· 258-1393. Anxioua to Sell, reduced price, 3 bedrooms. 2 full batt.a. built in kitchen. central air, barn, pond, trailer pad. 8 .3 aci'11. Anumable loan , phone 304·875·28815. •I• Jutt fnw minute• from town , a cres. Nice 3 bedroom hou ... basement. and clt'port, 304· e75 -3030. 3 bMiroomt, 2 car garage, 1 acre lot , four miles from Point Pleasant, priced In mld· tlftin. Call304 ·1!175· 5838. 4 room houaeand bath plu1utra lot at Arbuckle, phon a 304 ·41!18 - 1791. Old 1ima log homn, for mora Information ca11304-675· 7384. 1507 Cf'landlll' Drive, Point Plea· Ant. 3 bedrooms newty flmo· deled kitchen and ' bath. New c•pat. Unattact.lld u•aga. Full alre be1ement . brgelivingroom and dining. Orttt location . Low &D' s . Call 304 · 7511 · 0128 , Ttturtdtya 9:00-9;00 Ilk for Dave. 32 Mobile Homes for Sille 2 hdroom, nur Holzer, children accepted Ph . 814 -446· 7032. m"• Mobile homt tor rant, 2 bed· rooms. diiJOeit ,.qulttd. you PlY utllltltt. phone 304·876 ·2,1536 . 14x70 mobile f'lome. partlaltv furnlstted. central lir, cfose to achOOII, hOIPitll lnd illores. Phone 304· 8715-6789 aher 4 p,m. 44 NEW ANO USED M081LE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY M081LE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 35. ~HONE 614-441-7274. 1966 Skyline . 47•10. U400. Coil614-44t-0390. 1976 GovttnOf 14d0 38R .. 11h Batha. AM electric. like new f9.995 Ph. 814-38a-9350. 1983 liberty MobHa Home, 12d8 total electric. excellent condition t7. 5DO. C•ll 114- 379-2227 . 1982 Manaion on beautiful riverfront lot In Middleport. Total ehictric. AC, two lerga bed· rooms and many eXtru. Call Apartment for Rant 5941 . 1973 Freedom. 14x70. 3 bid· room•. 11ove. reltlgarator, cur· tains. neoo. Ctll &1•·992- 7479. 1988 Chtmplon mobile home. 3 bedrOOMI, tltCII)Uonllty "'~ •17,900. Fln1neing svalllble. 304-e7&-uao_ 1984 Schutt, 3 bedrooms, tolai electric. l1ttr11, phone304·175· 15375 after •:oo PM . 12d!SO mobile home. unturni•htd. 2 b.clrooma. 1170 Dodge ~ton . Ctlltvenlnt• only 304-773·12711. 1 Bedroom b•lc rent t178.00 ptua electric. Also requir.cl a 1200.00 Mcurlty deposit. CON· TACT: Jeckton Eltlln Dept . Ph 441 · 3997 Equal Housing Opportunity. Furniahed & unfurnished apta .. 1110.00 and up, r.terences Ph. ootidd.,o•.ldNI"" · lfOOd .,,._, ..... plcll-up -""· ond paymentt •e!.OOma. Dr pav off t2214,13. 304·111-Uzt ' 61 Household Goods 1104 A·1 Real Ettate. 11 Court St-. 2 BR. 111 bttha. w / w cef1M' , compltte modern kitct.en. V!H hHt, well lnaullttd. wnd tor phone • clble tv. tpaclo~o~s . parldng in raar, patto, U71 / mb. plus uiMttl•. Dtpoait. Ref•tnc:ee rwquired. No pet•. Calll14· «1· New apartm.nt: eompletely turn. Ref. • Dep. 1 or 2 Mutts only. Colll14-44e-033S. Spadout 2bdr. apt., C.A., Wllttr s*d. Na• Pizza Hut, Gallipollt. Pt.. e1•-44a.7025. fu-ld-~o. 2......,o& balll. utllitllo fumlohod. cloon. Na poto. Adu~o . Coli IU-44e1519. Country living. 1 SR fum 'od opt. AC. W- tnd - · no chikhn or pett, N1 l dell NQ'od. Ctll e14·H2·2807. ~~ IO<IPM . Until..11R . 241 J....,.. tZIO ut•PIIId. 44e·441e ott"' ?PM. Apt. Ptllo. 740 Second Ave · 1 aA, SWAIN AUCTION llo FURNITURE !2 Olive St .. Gellipolia. New & used wood· coalatovea, 6 pc wood LR tuite U99, bunk beds e199 , recllnlf'l new & uaed bedroom auile1. wrlnQar wut.er•. & 1hon. Ntw llvlngroom •ultet •199· f591, lamps. Call 8U· 44e-3159. . 61 Farm Equipment fr~ns~urt~tion 201 0 John Deere diesel tractor· plowa, dlac $3960. New Idea Dyne Bounce mower •496. Lite model 224T John Deere baler 11295. Hay wagon $300 . Call 814-2al-1522. JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER. SR 36 W. Golllpollo, Ohio. Call 814· 441·9177. eve. 114· 441-3&82 . Up front trac· ton with wtrranty over 40 used tractor•. 1000 toola. Utility Bldg. Spl: 30'x40'x9'. 1611.B Overt.ead door, So~~r1tlce Door . t5333 Erected. Iron Horse Bldgt. 814-332·9745 . 1963 Alu Chamb•• Tractor lower & Plow• t1000. 3hp. Brushcutter for •75. 1978 Gravely needs repaired UOO. AMF Hp. riding mower t125. Ph. 8 1 4· 387 · 7813~. 1 year otd 'Troy·BuUt rototlller. 8 !'torte Kohler motor witt. electric atart plus accnsarl11. Call after 3 pm 814-387·0tl23. 850. 614-992-75ao. D••• 2 John row corn pl1nt with 3pt. t.hch. Good eondltlon . Ph. a14-3t7-7490. Portable 40''•B ' lighted chang• able letter tl;n. U99.00. Free deliver.,. . Fret leUan. AAA Signa . 1'· 304· 628-4934 . Utility Building . 30a40a9 . t487&. lnclud•; 14d tllding door. 3ft. 0 ln. steet walk door, 29 ga. p•inled steel skiing, 29 ga. G•lvatume rooting , 20 y11r warranty. Complete construe· l ion . Poat·Frame Buildan, 3 bedroom uts, liv ing toom aet with coffee e. end tabla, Le1y Boy vibreling recliner. dlnnane aet·6 ehlirt; Litton microwave, exercl" treadmill, layton pop up ctmper, 10,000 btu air condltlonM. 3 bar stoola. 304· Atheno. Ohio. 114-592-2937. ChMn IIW parte, tupplill and npain. Sldlt'l Equipm..,t Set... Henderson, W.Va. phone 304- . 675-7421 . uoo.oo. 304-075-4476. Amant 2'h central air cond. good cond, 14215,00. 304· 67& · euo. 304 · New woodaptlttar, runt off triC1or's hydreull c ayslem. 3 pt. hitch •326. Also 1971 Chwy pickup, 'h ton. 307 angina with flatlMd, C111 304 ·882· ••oo. 8 form111. sl••• 6· 8 and 9· 10. •1ts .OO to no.oo. Call after 4:00 plHN, 304·575·1194. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sof11 and chelrt priced from 131& to •tll5. T1bl• tl50 and up to f125 . Hld••·btd• t310 to flll5. Rectlnlrl f22& to ·oinettee t101 and up to t4915. Wood table w·e cheirt f28& to 07t5. OtM 0100 lip to t37S. Hutch• t400 and up. Bunk btd1 complete w-matt,... . t2915 and up to f3ta. Baby bldt t110 • t1715. Mattrt~~ttor box springe full or twin U3, firm f73. and tl3. Q"'""lltlt221. ICing f3150. 4 drawer ch•t fll5. til. Gun cablneta B. 10. 12 vun. Ga1orei1CCricran;a t371. laby mattrftHII t31 • o,...,. ua. 11oc1 .,._ uo. no e. ICing frMM 110. ODOd eelttctin of bedroom euitlt. melal c• blneb, hMdboard1 •30 and up to Ill . UMd Furniture: wood t•bl• a 2 benCh•. beds, • d,....,. 3 out lulovlllo Rd. Opon 8AM to ISPM, Mon. thru Sat. e14-...·0322. STOP-LOOK-SAVE M-.. FumhuN 6 AppllonCto. lit. 7 N- 0.~. OhiO Ph. t14·44t·7-. . WOOd IMno lloam Suitt 03 t .oo. I•• at Pertona '""""" 1411Eo·-·-..m Suhoo UH·•IOO living lloam S - t17S.N of otoo o.-. '"· 4- l·lk-chttl011.16. 62 Wanted to Buy Now buying ahell Corn Of ear corn. Cell forltttstquolas. Aivar City Farm Supply, 814·446· 29B!. 1988 Camaro Barlinetta Sport Coupe red whh extra stripe pkg. Rear louvar, tih, •lr, AM·FM, auto wh:t. overdrive, T.P.I. fuel lnjectton. $10, 600 Will take truck trade in. Ph . 614-387· 0069. 1972 Buick. new trtnt . ·See at 701 Fourth Avenue. Apt. 5. 1986 Lincoln Towne Car . thlldow blue wfth c~rritge roof. E•cell111t cdndltlon. l"ded. 18, 500 mil". Good price Ph. 614·182·7437 after &PM . 1978 -Gflhd ·Prix t12DO. 1977 Ford Station W~gon fBOO Ph. 014·448-7717. 1989 98 Oldamobile. 4-door. tilt lletrlng wheel, P5 . brakn and windows, Radio and Air. Extra clean Interior. Actull mileage 43,482, one owner t1100. Ph. 614-446· 7162 9 :30am . to 1981 Buick Regal Limited. 2 · door, · txctllen1 condition Ph. Uted &. Rebulh Tr~~tttmiuions , • (J) (I) • (JJ liS Newt !Ill COiortoundt 1H1 F8CIIol Lit. " Coli 014-307-7441 . 1986 Thunderbird 'Elan . loaded. V6 , 60,000 actutl mil ... •8800 or will ftadefor 83 or 84 Cutlas or Z28. Call . 614·742·3154 Of 814 · 992· 5885. 1981 Chevette. Excellent condiUon. •noo. 614·949· 2637. 1969 Corvette. 360·300 HP. 4 1972 Pontiac La Mans. Good Interior and a•terior. good tlru Call 614-742· 3165 or 814· 1979 Mustang 6 .0 liter engine, good cond. 304· 67&· 6760 , 8;00-6 ;00 after 6:00 call 304· 676·6060. '86 Trans Am. T·Top, loaded, one owner . low milaa , 1974 Chateau 36 h . travel trelltJ. Fulty equipped. AC, sliding glall door. $4200. 614· 1530. 1985 Chevy C· 10, auto. tir. crul... dual tanka t6999. Johne Auto Salu. Bultvlllt Rd. Galli· polia, Ohio. 1976 Dodge, auto transmiuion, runt good 1700 or b11t offer. 1974 400 auto tranaml11lon for a Chevy asking 176.00 Ph. 814·388·9328 cill after 6pm . 1981 Ford Plck· Up good condl· tion, high mMtage t2500 or bnt raaeonable offer. Ph. 614· 367· 0032. 1961 GMC Heavy duty ton Vz truck. t7150. 1 I ft . flit bed. Call 814·388·9335. t9n Ford Coui• plek·up truck. 4 cyl. 6 speed, hll tale model motor. Excellent condition . .1450. e14-992·5388 o• 614992·5tB2. 19815 Chtvy 8 ·10 maxi clb, Y·l auto, tilt, air, phone 304· 675· 6375 after 4 :00PM . 1974 Ford ~ton . 1973 Chevy "h ton pickup. 304· 87&· 2341 . 1971 Ford pickup. 4 wheel drive, Mlto, long wheel ba1e •1.500.00. Video disc player with I movih f90 .00. 304- Sltlot, Mo•gon'o •Woodl•nd Farm, 304-675-1288tvenlngt. Wanted to buv grande toga dellvared to uwmlll . Ptul Mercer Sewmlll. McArthur, '88 DOdge Oaytone. onaownar, ereat cond. 120.000.00 cost, wHI 1tll t7,1500.00. 304· 882· 1 Motorcyc ea 1----------- 63 1180 Hart.., Dav ldaon Sponster 02000. Ph. 114-317-7813. e14·44e-rnz . !14·Ztl·t511 olio• IPM . &utter H•eford Farm. -114)0. 2 Smoli~ - --CoNI14-Zlll·1431 Ready mi.11 conct"llhl and all concr .. e tupplln. Call us Valt.y . 2 A......ld JtfMYI 1nd one lrCKIII Cement •nd Suppll.., bull coif. 304-57e·Zot0. CoM 304-773-1234. Pats for Sale onytlmo. 64 Hey a Grain STA~T"! - Coli 114·441·»414 ott• 7i'M. o...,.. 111111 lupply Sltap-l'ot Groomln1 . All braedt ... AII otytoo. JulloWtbb 1'11. e14-44a- 0231 . - Pin .... Pupploo I'll. - 114·311-8338. 66 Seed a Fettdlzer 01.100.00. """"" 304-171- eeu. 200 Honda Twin lair. gOOd cond, 1410.00. 304-137·2343. 1M .... -ACME I - -Klier sCol e l 4 -Cooh - - -f o t- - ....... li\worklllJInNovo Examine the progress to look for Intelligent llfeln apae~~. D 1111 1121llplet lan and "Ben lall Into trap whilo lrylng to etop epy 111a1111e faunch. iiJI Pllflll!llwt Wrap ups of the day's world news and In depth feature reports. (1 :00) llJI MOVIE: Mollt, Pof11 (NA) (0:5-4) · <II MOVIE: IQtwottc tAl (2:01) • 8:30 (i) (JJ Orowlng P1lnt Jaaon and Maggie battle over enfore~~ment of a fiOhoo l drus oodll. (R) Q 8:00 !D 700 Club e (J) ill MOVII: ,.,_,. of Nlurdl, Plrt 3' NIC Movlo of 1111 W~ (NR) (I) ew ~hUng David meku 1 lhocltlng conlenlon: he was one~~ marr)ed. IR) Q (f) FrontiiM How did 1ha Rt1g1n edmlnltlrerton suppoll the Contrao7 Q 1111 1121 MOVII!: 'hcluced' CIS Tuelldey Movie (1 :40) e Mlt..~SOIIER ••' THE SPEEI? LIMIT !.----1 e e Rotary or cable tool drilling. Mon well a completed same day. Pump talel and tarvice. 304· a95-3802 Galvanized corrugated culvert, t2. 35 h .. up. All liz... Fittings. Fabrication . Oty & night delivery within 160 miiu. Will not bt undersold . 304-926-6211 . EEK. & MEEK Concrete flnlth , parking lots, baaements · any lilt iob. Senior Citi,en Pitcount, Rick Garfield. 614-9a5-4484 . • ' YE<;;,THEY A~ENOW.' I • TATERS·· CORNMEAl:· SALT·· VINEGAR·· MOLASSES·· SUGAR- Re1idtntiei or commereiet wir· lng. New Ml'vica or repaln. UcenaH electrician. Eatimtta free. Ridenour Electrical, 304· A CUP OF SUGAR!! THAT'S IT!! I'M L:ARNtN' HOW 'fEP·.YOU TO PUW YORE • SORRY GAME/' ELVINEY MOIOtCVClo. 1175 Hondo 7114), ..c cond. :J04.67S·!-. 18S1 Hondt 750. 304·M2· 2442. 76 Boatl 111d 110,100.00. c.IIJ .... ..,.,. Upholstery 1N7 · 21 llwa II. .I.,.._,,- 110 HP, dDrt.a. ...... tul; Irlnt OIMI', -llct'for ...,_Coll14-·2·7371. ' WEST "I ... ., ..... . EAST +K4 • Q 10 8 7 .,0. 612 •Qu • 10 861 • • • trom ·• Ff11nd • <II .,..,,._ L.MIIIIow llalYfne •• ' 11:00 (J) llunll IIIII Allen . '· ' PEANUTS (I)~(R) . i 1ii'Si::i. .1!5 ICW{0:30) • fleople . IIll ... OII IIINiiaii...IIUvewlll1 Pltrtcti Emory lnd ~ Lnlqulat (1 :00) ' ."" 12:01(1) 1110V11: ltoudlnl (HR) ' (1:.4e) . =·'-. . . . . , v...., ' I ' ll:tfl (J) .... 61 ClrDuallo I 'I I II I I 1I (I) Tlfll .._ ....... From 1M NMdl (II) (I) ,...,.... /Ill .' •' •' ' -~~~ " ....... ,.....·- ,, ' ' +K71 tK7 +J IOU . . •• ... .,.." I • ~~ , ,, 0 15Make believe 17Deasert wine 18Pat 21 Manitoba Indian 24Term In office 28 Be immine1 Z8 Ward oiJ ZtEgg • • .'• ,, ·. • . ll j ': . ,... ~. ) .' . ~. , , J7,Rlnd 18 Deceive YeaterdaJ'• Auwer 19 Field 20 Conveyor 80 Stannum _ 84 Condition 21 Hack 815 Civil 22 N.Y. city 23 Balanced 21 Hotbed 11 opponent .. ' .. ' -.... ." '..'' • •I ' specialty 31- belt 32 Sty .. 33 Stall~ne film ••• 35 Bivouac shelter .' . 38 Drink up 39 Integrity ·•' ' ,, j , ... ,,, I ,,. 42Home 44 Love veatly 45 Detroit pro 48 Card game 41 Place ..., ..' ,,.' or bliss - DOWN 'f .. ' DAD..Y CRYPI'OQVOI'ES- Here'• bow lo worltlt: AXYDLB.UXR II LONGFELLOW .. • One letter stands for another. In thla sample Ais used for the three L's, Xfor the two O's, etc. Single letters, apoltrophes, the lensth and formaUon of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE • I l r' . .... ... '·. (, ; 4-14 .' FTR .C F G R 0 . ,• . ··' 1 Flank 2 Prudish GTon~Ftlloow dtnlod 1 lllro't burlll. llJI " 1 111111, P.l. llglcy \ M Cllltam Covet.. and ' MwUphoaiiUICI. '' 9 Before 10 Performed 13 Apothel!lll 14 Rep.'s 18Teble acnw Nlll1l T.J. It angry Whirl en otftcor II murdtred lhln ' 675-7317. et4-44t-M3e. Open dolr ero 4:30, lot. 1:30 to 1 ,30_ Old 6 tAQJU .7 3 8 Beseech ll Beloved • 0 'T.J. IIOoUr' cu Lata .; wetla. Call R-otety. lt. Rt 7. C"""" City, Oh. 614-201·1470, £vo. +Hi .., ... 1ZPhrue - (0:30) -~ Hou• coat limntone, •nd grtvll. O.livend 1 ton tnd up. Jim Lanier. 30..·178 · 1247 or . R • ....,.lnlllr,n=•••-· AM.PIII • , ... lilt.-. tune IIJ IDor1l Ton!Ft Action . pecked tporle hlghllghll with Nlclt Cltlrllt lnd Jim Huber. ·~ Motors lor Sala _ _ _,n.......,. 111oat. ••l " DIDIIIDnl'l7 2911 . 87 ,._ NORTH 8 Mother 7 Wagnerian lady Pointer •t:t:"l;l Ill P.l. · tD CltMt -, ·' ·'' .... 31n the past 10 Mournful (I) ljl a 11Cintlf (L) (I) WKIIJIIn Clnclnnlltl J .J . Water Service. Swimming Wattenon 's Water Htuling , re~tonable ratn , lmrnM itte 2.000 gatton del N-ary, eilterns. poots. well. etc. clll 304-576· 304-e71·3813 •• 678·6121 ' ' J Falling out 4 PICe · 15 West 5 - of Paris ern M'A'I'H ott• 6:00PM. I ..'' 1 1· 1 1 1 1 ' +Qe ACROSS Dobbt. (0:30) Dillard Wa~er· Set'vlce: Poola, Cisterns, Wells. Dtllvtry Any· time. Call &1•·448-7404-No Sunday ellis. I IS I by THOMAS JOSEPH In- 1111 POA Tour (1) 11:30e(J) 14 ,w Tho lhliltllfltlrl Hout King Leer tbdlcateo hl1 throno and dlvlclot hit kingdom . (1 :00) i1J1 Moneyllne Currant reportt on -'d economic• end flnllnclol ...,. with Lou WON AG'IN, LOWEEZY General Hauling pools. cisterns • T I'I ~t». . 81 Newt (!) (f) ... . i llJIIIotoevn-~tta e14-24S·9211. ~ . e Electrical & Refrigeration 1370. • .A <II UIA Tonlgllt 11:00 (J) Hlrdclllll lnd McCamlclt e(J) Cll e (JJ a eo BARNEY .... -. soum !Ill Rldlrt on lite Stonn Cullom gtrden tilling. prof11· lionel equipment profeulon•l ~tutlt . Ph. 014· 3•7·0687 . .,.. For today's rubber bridge game, I'll +HIS .ask you to wear two l)ats. First try on KJ ' """ ,East's cap and play the defense. De• 91 tAB II clarer wins your queen of hearts at trick one and takes a diamond finesse. Vulnerable: North·South You decide to play the seven even Dealer: South though your king Is now left bare. De- . ' · 'Ciarer plays a club back to his ace and · w.., No.,. Ea11 s.... itakes another diamond lineae. This 1 NT 1t1me you win your king and continue Pus 3 NT Pus I'UI ·,- ·· hearta. When declarer gets back to . Pau •., dummy with the club king and plays . _ Opening lead: ' 4 '' • the diamond ace, he is dismayed to · : lind the suit not splitting. He now bas · , '· only eight trick! and cannot make his · ., ~ contract. Your brave defensive play a classic case of a safety play ln~uriii1:· ' has set an otherwise unbealable aame. the contract In exchanae for a chlnce 1 ,~ Now try being declarer' aa you put 1 to take the maximum. number of ,, on his thinking cap. You want to make trick!. How do you do II? Simple. AI · . three no-trump, even against the bell trick two lead a diamond and pley IOif.:.defense and against bad breaka. from dummy. Win the next beart lead •.. You're clever enough to know that lnd play a diamond to the Jack. Of ' ' your Eaat opponent might not take the ourse East. must now lake the trick,~ :: first diamond trick even if he bas the ut you will make three no-trump u , , kina. You also know that East could oag as neither opponent started wiUi'· • hold four.dlamondl to the K·lO. So it ie ive diamonds. , . : , ,, lpeclll (1) ExcBvating A & A Water Service. Home ciat11m1, walls, pools filled . FOtmerty Jtmn Boys Water. lame ratea . · Call • 304· 675 · • By Jemes Jacoby radleel. D 1121 Larry king U.elln depth lnlervlows with lop Mwflllllkort and celobrhles. 10:00 (i) e (JJ Mol Holdloom A women wa6 kidnapped by en Illegal bOdy p1rts lranaplanl cllnlc. D (f) Wodct Wlthotlt Wellt: An AlliCin Mlmolr !Ill IHI Newt 1121 Evening - A wrep up ol todey's news and a look ahead 10 IOmorrow·s Mw6 a1or1u (1:00) 10:05 (J) MOVIE: Tho Plundlflll (NR) (1 :33) 10:30 !D Celebrity Chota (!) 1tl7 Colllg4 htltllbotl a . .. Q• Cor. Fourth tnd Pine QeiUpolls. Ohkl Phone 014· 448·3818 or 814- 84 . Looking at it from both sides he labeled aa a dangerous Plumbing & Heating 83 . James Jacoby H FronUine An ordinary cltizon loarns ha1 been MIDEAST BUILDERS , concrete and new home contractors, M11on, W. Va. 30.. -n3- 96B4 or New Haven, W.Vt. 304-882· 2345 . Paint, wallpaper, home repairs, flrepl1ces, chimneys, brick, stone, patioa. block. tid• walk and driveways. ' •• ' "Would )'OU hold I~?~ I can hang on with both IlliDGE e Starb Tree and lawn Servi ce. Graenar lewna that 11 Weed 1nd Peat FrAe. liquid or grtndular applic•tion· trae and 1hrub too. Stump removtl anywhere witha:ut lawn dtmtgt. For complete tree and liwn c1r1 call 304· 678· 28~2 or 1578·2903. H - XR ZOO, lfOOd cond. coli 41• ordoroii2·Z720. 8Md oat.. flr'MI • • I W6Rf.ONLY 2454. -.---..--1111-,...__ ....___ _I' •o.r• Hoy,01 .21ontl01.topotbtM, 304·11t1·3110. I f GOI~TEt.J 1NIIojall01-. Dregonwynd Cattery Kannel. CFA HlmMaysn , P . .lan and Sl•m. . kitNn•- AKC Chow puppln. Now Chow pupploo. · WELL,MAYSE I CAN SAY 'ltJIJ RON ' S Telavl1ion Service . House cells on RCA. Quezar, GE Specialing in Zenith . Cell 304 · &78 · 2398 or 614· 446 ; 85 RofloJ 200 CC. Won on raffle tic*•. 11 IICIUal I•• thM1 2 .100 m... uc cond, ~ """* Hotllonl Sulo& ........ long toW I WIH .,._lod Coli Joy e - ""' WEl-L., THAT')" A 814-446-9646. 1111 Hondo Aeelstered American ltd · dllbred HOflll for •le. 3 m•re' • · 1 otldlnQ. good blood- Speclll lulkling Truu 1•1• 1211 .. 11ft .. 21ft .. 22ft .. 24ft .. 2&tt .. 28ft .. 31ft. 99 cents per foot . •• llurpt\laluppl._, St. At. 110. Port1t. Ohto Ph. MYS~&.-F !" Pruning, mowing & nump remo· val. Stone, muach, till, fences, e~rergreens . azali11, rododrendrons. Don 's landseepes Ph. 175·17al. Cgncrele blockt •llaizea y1rd or delivery. Mason ..nd. Galllpollt Block Co.. 123Yt Pfnt St., GoHt,lia, Ot.io Call 614·«6· llnot Coli &14-44e-- ..... 5pm col2!e·1411 . -~: 1121 CroltflM (0:30) e iiJI 81 Jeoperdyl l8l JeHonona (!) Too CION tor Comfort 7:35 (I) Mojor Loogue hllblll 8:00 !D Young Rlllelt 8 (J) 1111 Mlltlock Dirty Harry type cop turns to Mallock to clear him ol murder. (R) (i) 8 (JJ Who't tho loll? Tony Is upeet 10 find that an old friend Is now a prleat. (R) Coli oft., I . e14-441-478e. 241-5121 . 271 . NOT fOOLING r2,"{ ANYBOPY J"UT All types carpenrer & concrete work; Interior, exterior, remo· dellng . peinting. roofing, free atlimates. Call 614·446-61 74. 1184 Honda V-30 M1gn1 (1500cct 1400 mil-.. t1800. mho. t1 5,5 -~~ - AHlng tl71. Coli e14-441·M07. Good atltctton ot Duror and 81tckHnt bolrt. R~• Bent..., 1111 H..... Otvldoan SuP.,Soblno. Oh Ph . e13·514-239a. CoM 614"'742-217e. Aloo ..,...,.. lenlloy Plfololo April 21. W•hlnoton toun 1114 -UIO Nlflhl H-k•. Hoo .. FlltQfOUncft ? :30 pm, Building Malarial• Btoc:k. bridt, sewer p ip~t . win· dowt. lintels, etc. Claude Win""· Rio Grind& 0 . Cali &14· 1111 Whoel Dl Fortuno :t)1 44e-4477 Ohio 45!51 . e14 -!98-5133. Ouroc Boars. Bred jull like tt.e botrt WI tasted .. tt.e Ohio l"'-atk)n that gelnlld over 2 .1 lbs. per dl'f'. Roe• hntt.y. 8(JJ Judp PLUMBING AND HEATING 1911 Handa Shtdow BOO, with 2 h.anuna. low mMMge. IXetllant cond. Ph. 814·448-9884. Livutock FRANK ~'ND ERNEST· CART~R ' S Vans& 4 W.O. 74 e 441-0294. 571·2941 . 73 • SWEEPER and sewing machine repair, parfl, and supplies. Pich up and delivery, Davia Vacuum Cleaner. one htlf mile up Georg .. Creek Rd. Call 614· 82 bUI, handed har cane to a yt,ung man and llald, Dobbs. (0:30) Unconditionel lifetime gueren· tee. Local references furnithed . Free enimatet. Call collect 1· 814-237-0488, dev or night. Rogers Besement Waterproofing. RINGLES ' S SERVICE . expe· rlenced carpenter, electrician. maaon, p1intar, roofing Hnclud· ing hot ur appllcttion) 304· 675-2088 or 876·7147. MACK Tractor ' 78, dbl. fro me& '78 Benson 30' 11.116" dump. 96% rubber o'#lrall . Ready to work. Will 1ell 1eparately. 614·256· lllJ MociMII/ Lohror Newelloior (1 :00) 1111 Newa iiJI MonoyllfMI Curren! reports on world oconomlcs and financial news with Lou 1121 liS Whoel of FortuM llJI hmey Mlllor (!) M'A'S'H 7:05 CD Sinton! ond Son 7:30 8 (J) (I) Newlywlld Oome (!) NHL Hockty ..' -'' aldt~y lady bolrdad the Votfvl - BU/1 - Flota ..;. Winged - WAS SOLVED ; . :· To hondle hll problem wllh a depanment store, my friend . ,.. wrote a IIIIer addmsad to lh1 compular and nol lhe prasl· ... d!~!:_ln_!'O time hl1 problemrW;;.A:.:S....:SO:.::..:LV.;;E=D:.:.·_ _ _ _ _-; (f) BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 72 The .... . . --- YEstiDAY'fSCII..I.ITUNSWIIS (J)~(L) e ....•. "' i) u~~R~e~N~~~~E LETTERS Cll E..,.lnment Tonlghl 8 (JJ People'• Court Home Improvements Faity Tree Trimming. ltump removal. Caii304· 816·13G1 . ·' PRINT NUMBE_~~D LEITERS If'! THESE SQUARES • e (]) .' SCI NT H . ,,.' th• chuckle quolod by filling In tke miulng words L-...1-...L..-.1.......1-...L..--1 yOu develop From step No. 3 below. 8:35 (I) DoWn 10 Eerth Stereo. 7:00 (J) Htirtlcllljo lnd McCormlclt PM M~gezlnl .. Services ]:' "' ... ·, h,:-TI=--;,...:...;l:.:...;,...:.:,,r.s--1 0 .Complete llJI WKRP In Clnclnntti r 992-5065. I a (!) Hog1n'1 IQraea READ WHAT~ ~ <'N "ll'il~ CHART #R. '!Pil-l-y , 992-2921. I Is 1 1 L e 1121 CIS Newt York. (0:30) ' U N VE E L.--1.1........1.-.1..-L.-1. IIlllltCNt City iiJI Showlla Tocloy News ol the entartllnment world Is anchorod live from New 245-9293. 81 1.200.00. 304-671-21 ao. Trucks for Sale 1111 l Alum truck topper tor 6 ft . bed small •lruck. $160. Call 614· I e .. 21 ft . 1974 Pull type cemper. Self-contained. Good condition. Cali 614· 742-2124 or . 614· I n:n Ili; .. 1:30 8 (J) 1111 NIC Nightly Nowa I!) N1A Todoy (1) Cll (JJ ABC IQwa p (f) Nightly llltlnon Rlpoll -lc9 112 ft . El Dorado slide--in truck campM. S1eeps 4 aduhs. In good condition . 1896. Ca ll 614-992· . •' 2268 aher 6 •00. " 4 1978 Buick Regal. PS , Pl. tilt wh .... air. cond .. cruise, intmed. wipers. Cat1614·448-7390. 1978 Plymo~o~th'volore. AT, PS . PB, air, tinted windahield. 4· door . Mint condition t1BDO. 'I • ~~==----~ -lc- Q 1:06 (I) Leo .. It To lleovor I . • e 1121 e (!) Jollenont l & Campers B1 Gil -· I!) 8portll.ool< (1) (f) 8quaN One TV lntenMitioneiTD 9 Dozer for aale for parts. bonllDII\In 8500 . Ph 614·448·054a o• 448-9779. 3715. Wtnt to ltase tobacco Mtton or Putntm County , Clll Andy Soblnt. OH. 513·!14-231S. 66 '' 1:00 (J) Big V1lley ' '. I tl cf j/ I I ' l 2220 o• 1-304-676-8758. .' ' ' 'Autos for Sale 1---------- Sttrl ebo~e ground awimmjn9 pool, 18ft. w ith all ICcnaoriu. 675·5719. W•her.. drytfs, rwfrtgaratou, rangu . lhtus Appliance•. Upper Rtver Rd. balld• Stone CrMt Motel. 814-448 ·7391. S.E. Ohio. Eureka upright sweaper. Black and Decker work mate bench. Exe rch e bicy c le . 614 -9492681 tfter 6 :00. Ave. 0111ipolla, OH . W••· JaCkson, OJ1io. M"•Y Ferouaon, New Holland, Bush Hog Salet & Service. Over 40 used tractor• to choose from & complete line of new & uaad equipment. l.afgest ~tleetion •in Freezer. 31 .1 cu. ft .. upright exc ellent condition 8300. Ph. 61 4 ·446·3934. Wlnch .. ter 30•30, Valley Furniture, n.w & used. Llfge Melton of quality furnl · turt . 1218 Eutern Ava . , Gellipoli1. U.S . 36 814-2ae-6451 . 7711 . 5373. Sot. 114-445-1!89, 127 3•d. CROSS & SONS L-------,----,---,- e75·3000. 71 742·2592. Prom Dr111ea· You can look like lutrut lor one-third tho original COl t. Si111 6·7 Call 614· 44&· Uted underpenning for ule. f2 per thMI while Quantily l11ta. K • K Mobile HO mas. Inc. 304· I p.,, .•. ' ~~ ~ I IUOGETTr1nsmluiofts : UHd& Aabultt. All typeuo~ue c.onwr· lera & tl'lntfar c..... Engine DWrhaul lliti. Alliton Trensmll· aion & eve Joints. Oua· rant.-1. wMI deliver, Ctlh &. c•ry or lnatall Call 614· 379· All internalty intpectad & gua· . · rMteed. lnstallatilon lnd pick· up avatlable. Call 614·446-0966. ••· Coli 014-742 -2076. Industrial aewing maehlna. For sewing drape• . upholstery . 8180. Nice 8 drawer desk. •1 20. Cell81 4-446- 3183 fJ\Ienings. County Appliance, Inc. Good uHd applianc. and TV sets. Open BAM to IPM. Mon thru t111.- - ......... Choot Coli 114·446·4222 - •·1. & LIVf:stock 0150.00 Ph. 614-446-9749. 075-5689. 304·175·7738 o• 304-675- U75. Lompo t28 to t12!. 1'11. wm Merch~ndi sr. Suppl1 1~ ' Farm Duct ln1ulation 4•100 $30.00. Double Oven Avocado Tappan Elacuic Range 8100.00. 24 '&hp. Huffy Riding Mower GOOD USED APPLIANCES 3328. 4121. 1975. 1211.80 mobile home for ule. U200. Cali 8,..·892· -I Tony' I Clun Repaln , hot reblue· ing . Open 9:00 AM to 7:00PM . Call 304·676-4831 . 614·367·7148. 2 bedrooms. tot.l electric . air cond, -,. out Sand Hill Rotd. Phone 304·87e· 3834 . Old Orient.!! I Ruga Wanted I Any size or condition. Call toll free Spaclou1 Mobile Home lots for rent , large reereetlon and picnic area, trlle lot give awev. 304· 675· 3073 after 5:00PM . 2 bldfoom trailer In country. noo PI' month . Oat and wafer Included. 814·742-2170. aaz-2415. Antiques 1 bookcua bod and matching dreuer with ml"or f100 . 660 gtl. ttnk with hose and valve. 114-992-2728. 2 bedroom. turniattad. clean. 1 child. no pets. '150. per month. New Haven. W.Vt. Cell 304· 54 Misc. Merchandise 1978 ChfJ\Iy, and work pony for hie or trade Ph. 814· 266-1528. 18 cu ft Coldapot refrigerator, •145 .00. Call 304· 615· 2062 . Space for amall trailers. All hook· upt. Cable. Also efficiency roomt, air and eebte. Mason. W.Va. Ctll 304 -773·6851 . 2 badroom trailer for rent In Syrlcuae. Must apply In per10n. Mobile home for rent Chtthlrt. 3 bedrooms. 1-800-433-7847. 1968 City Aluminum Dump Trailer 30h. 1974 Dodge 0 ·800 Dieael log Truck. G-Model Prentice Knucklaboom Loader with cab & power unlt·Ohtael. Mounted on Ttndom Ford 18ft. Pup Trelior . 24ft . Starcraft Camper slaapa I. fully equlped FFC Saw-Buck. Montgomery Ward wood splitter like new. Troy Built Tiller. 1977·0·100 Dodge 'Tr1,1ck 80,000 •ctual miles, run1 good Call 814-3B8· 9031 Evenings. 53 'i . I 9'30pm. Dining table and cheirl . • 200. Call 814-742·2153 after 8 ~ 00 p.m. 24ft. above ground pool 8500. ~h . 614-446-8728. . for Rent 59 For Sale or Trade Furnished Rooms fl•m Office Space tor Rent. Excellent for Attorney•. Accountant , etc. Ciose to Coun Houae. Call Wlsemen Real Ettate Agency. 614-446-3844. 304-175-2661 . Used living room sofaa end lov.11sut. Corbin & SnyderFurni· ture Ph.614-446-1111 . Plaatic ciatern state tpproved. plastic septic tanks, plastic culverts, metal culverts. RON Small 1 bedroom furnithl!td apt. EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jack· 1216 ., Includes heat B. water. son, Oh. 614·286· 5930. References & deposit. 304-676· 2851 . Cub Cedet 682 Hydro 17hp. lawn tractor 82.900. Ph. 614· 5 room apartment. Viand St . Pt. 379-2745. Pl. Gas end water p1ld. Deposit required. Furnished optional. 1 1 hp . Saara Mower 8675.00 Celt evenings 304·896· 3460 Ph. 614-446· 2075 Eveninga. Rooms for rant. day. week. month. Gsllia Hotel. Cell 614 · 448· 9715. Rantaalowas S120 month. 2 bedroof'nhO\IM,g•age, f231 . EVERYDAY. APARTMENTS, mobile homes. houses. Pt. Pleauntand Galilpo· lis. 814·448· 8221 . 01 4-448-22t8. 304-882-24et. 614-448-1149. Call814-258-6251 _ 45 2 bedroom: furniahed. AC . 1 child, no pete. New Htven Fruit & Vegetables - - - - - - - - -- Callat.an's Used Tire Shop . Over Apartm~u and hou1e1 for rent. 1.000 tirea, sll:es 12. 13, 14, 16, Call 614-992-2403. 18. 16.6. B miles oUt Rt. 218 . 6 room house 2BR . nice yard located at Aodnev on &SR . No pets and depoait required Pt.. 992-3090. 58 992-3312. 2 bedroom houae ~ a· c. Mt. Vernon Ave. t260 . plus utllititl. Ref. &: Oep. 304· 875·2851 . 1 0•150 traMer. walla and celllng 18tB. .Musical Instruments B • S Produce now open at oUr n.W locatkm 1313 Eaatern Ave. Gallipolia. acro11 from Pilz. Hut. Big aelection Quality Fruits and Vegetables . OPEN For sale good und floor model end porttble color TV ' s Ph . 7 rooma, bath 1h, house in Cheater. Ohio. Price reduced from 127.000 to t215,000. Phone 814· 98&·31571 . !Ill. do blbytltting in my home any lhl" or davt. 304·175- 35 Lots & Acreage 3 BR. llvingroom. large kitchen. tingle garsga. utility room. on Rt. 3& lmi. lrom HMC . Witt. oplion to" buy . Ph. 814· 446· 51 Household Goods Apartment for Rant 46 Space for Rent e14 -982-334B. 15 I~~:::;:::::::::::::-r:::::::=======i p/ua utiNIIN. MI. V•nOfl Ava. Refttence a depoait required. 039.900.00 Coli 114 -91271eO ba~tmant , Federal, State. tnd Civil Sarvic:e Jobll16,707 to •&9,148 veer, now hiring. Call job line 1· 518· 3811 sxt F-1980 for lstlnag, 24 hrt. 12 Government hom11 from •1 . (U· raptir) Delinquent tax prop· erty. Repoueationa. Call 805· 687· 8000 Ext. GH .·9806 for current repo 1111. StanfordSHctCom,1atRiaceln Virglnlt Netionel Com 'Growe,. ContMt, from 2, 000 .ntri•. Tnt -.ights to 12 lb. From •a•.oo per bag, Ce11A11dv Sigler tOr more d,-alls. Morgen't Woodl.wn F1rm. Pliny. Rt. 36, I'V'anings 304·0715·1286. ' l' 79 Motors Homes Piano for 11lal Respontiblaparty wanled to uauma small monthly payment• on piano. Sea locally. Cell crtdit manager 1-B00-447· 4266. "I want you to be as aggressive as if you were negotiating a new contract!" 4Auto Parts & Acces1ories 614-256·1875. AKC regittered Yorkthire Ter· rier, 1 1 wetka old. t226.00. i~~~~i~~··· B•ok... Coli 3"4- 44 Unfurniened hOuu. 3BR . Rod· nay Vi111ge II . U76 . Ph. 4464416 after 7PM . yu'li, now hlringl Call Jobline - - - -----,--,------ -lcEXCELLENT WAGES for apare officii. A·One Rul . Stom. Estate. Downtown Pt . Pleaunt Rental s 1-518-469-353! E"- A-13a5 Government Joba. •11 . 600· UQ,975 par Year. Now hiring. C111i 1-819· 158!5·8!13 ext. 04440H for currant f&derallitt . 24 Ina. Comm,.ciol buHdingolo• ltOIO. For S1lt By Owmlf: Selling due to Hflllth; 2.80 Acres, 6rm. house. old stone fireplace, fur· nace wood burn at, buih in oven. range, 3 renttl unltt ranted year round. nice income. And 2 .36 acres. 4 apartments. 8 over night 41 Houses lor Rent or weehty rooms all furnished , plut l'fiObile home lot with ..ptic . 3 bdr. ranch. Rodney Villege II. tank. Both priced to tell I U.S . 60 Motel, MeAr1hur, Ohio Ph. S285 mo. plu1 depo1it. Raferen· Ctl required . Call Blackburn 814· 696-6906. Retltv 614 -448· 0001. Alrl~ejobs •17,747 to 163,469 D. for info. 24 hr1. • 33 acre•· 3 mile• Watt of HMC. near route 315 . Call 614· 446· 8221 eher 6. 9015. Aeoeptioniat wanted. Profet· tlonal letting. Office skill• ep· preeiat~ . Maturity an 11aet. Ple.ae mall hand written reaume to )lox 'T ·3221 . care of the Ga llipolis Otily Trlbune,1 826 Third Ave . , Gallipolis , OH Business Buildings • Kenwonhy, 304-871!1-11508. 0100. 514·992-7574. 1.83tcres - 1 .3 mllesoffSI . Rt. 87, 1981 14x70. 3 bedroom mobile home, large mtchlnery, ctttla thld, '36 tern. Plltura. 36 acr11 meadow, bal1nce 1imbet', 2 ponda, springs, croll tanced. Mutt ,.toea~•· 304· 76 Seed c:om for ult, O.K ..b tnd Pony for Hie. Extremely g.,lle. 895-3050. Professional Services 65 Seed 6 Fertilizer •,814:091-1317. lady 23 Pets lor Sala Hamattr set up-indu.d • latlk· top, Wtllr bottle. 1 lb food • with 14x11 raom addrtlan, woodburner, Oll'lllle. 3 outbuilding•. aeparate lot wl~h 28x58 foot foundation & block work for n.w hOma, cistern, wlttlf . 12 miles hom Galipollt on Hannan Dunbar. W.Va. 26064. PHARMACIST Pleattnt Valley ·Hotpittl, Po lrll Ple•ant, W Va. is In need oft full· lime sttff pAarmlcltt. The hospitel hsa a new modern phlfmtcy with up· to· date phar· mecv fixture• 1nd aervices. Pleasant Valley Hotpital i1 a leading hoapital in the aret in aervicet~ & flcilitiel. Orowth opportunitlat tre tu,cellent for a phlfmtciU looking to the future. Ctll Richlfd Eddy, Director of Pharmacy at eret code 304 · 675·4340 ext 280 for an interview. • ·1 0 acre brm, 38A MobHe home ptJrt-tiine work with lltx lb11ity. Send retumt to: P. M. 1., P.O. Bo.~~370. • Tuesday. April14, 1987 Pomerov:-Middleport, Ohio CXR QFL CX R H Z FT · . .S H I R T V A R V C XFO .C B Z B D B F U U L CXR J HML T F' B V L XF0 B · MFL J RRV v. M P DB V ·s RIRT'L - .' ..•. ... -' • .. OFIBVS ... CFGKFLRT ....... •• ZHT . - QRFTI; Yeaterdl)''a Cl)'ptoqaote: DOES IT EVER SEEM TO ·YOU THAT YOUR PAYCHECK HAS TURNED INTO A RECEIPI' FOR YOUR PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS? SOURCE UNKNOWN . . '"... '•l.; ~ ., ... �Tuesday, April14, 1987 . .Local Briefs: C&SOE's EMS units respond to 4 calls Oleva E. Cotterill Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports four calls Monday: Middleport at 1:09 p.m. to Hartln~er .Parkway for VIrgil Howerton to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at • 1:25 p.m. to Ohio 124 for Dwight Bissell to Veterans Memorial .Hospital : Pomeroy at 10:43 p.m . to East Locust StrJ~et for Marvin Darst to Vetera ns Memorial Hosp_ltal ; Middleport at lit: 28 p.m. to Hudson St reet for Dorothy Jenkins to Veteran s Memor ial Hospital. Johnie L Parsons area chief • to rettre Funeral services for Oleva Johnle Lester Parsons, 76, of Elizabeth Cotterlll, 91, Bradbury 1284 Powell St., Middleport, died Road , were held April 5 at the Monday afternoon at Holzer John R. Weeks. manager of Harrisonville Presbyterian Medical Center. Columbus &Southern Ohio Elect · Church, with Rev. Don Wright · Born Aug. 7, 1910 In Kenna, ric Co.'s Athens Division,· anofficiating. W.Va., he was a son of the late Monday that he . is nounced Pallbearers were grandsons, Gra nville Perry and Dona Hard· retirement from electing early Steven Cotterill, Wayne Cot terill , man Parsons. He was a retired the company effective this week. J ames Cot terill , Roger Cotterill, consiruct!on worker and served J.B. "Barney" Henderson, div· Ben Cotteri ll, Jeffrey Cotterill, In the U.S. Army during World A co nfirmation of sa l e and order for deed and distribution . islon superintendent, has been Dan Cremea ns and Tim King. A Warii. have bee n flied In Meigs Count:• Common Pleas Cou rt In an appointed acti ng head of the grandson, Dan Cotterill, was Su_rvlvors Include two stepac tion by Farmer s Bank & Savings Co. aga inst Hillard Conley, among those preceding her In grandchildren; six sisters, Ger- division until a successor Is cl at. The court has awarded th e plaintiff a deficiency judgment named . death. of $4,84 2.66 in the matt er . trude Duff of Hurricane, W.Va., Weeks, who has been manager Burial was in Welts Cemetery; Agatha Casto of Charleston, Price llrothers Co., Dayton , has flied an action against at Athens since 1978, · will be ,John R. Weeks . W.Va., Gracie Blue of South Hemloc k Pip eline Inc., Ra cine, requesting judgment of atlon and Air Conditioning Engl· . closing .a 30-year career with Alherta Marie Wiles $:U24.21. . Char leston, W.Va., Grovte Lan. He was also a board neers C&SOE . .Weeks joined the comham of Dunbar, W.Va .• Geneva In other eo urt mat ters, Standard Food Ser vice Inc. has been member of the Southeastern pany in 1957 at the Columbus Alberta Marie Wiles , 69 , New Shackelford of Phoenix, Ariz., grant ed j udgment of $1 ,528.2:l plus Inter es t from Yvon ne Scally, Ohio Council on Alcoholism. headquarters as a sales repre· Haven, W.Va., died Sunday in St. and Betty Gilkey of Middleport; ct a!, and Stanley H. Phillips, Logan, has filed an action against sentatlve In the comnlerclal Weeks served in the U.S. Navy Joseph' s Hospital, Parkersburg, one brother, Richard Parsons of Mary E. P~elps , Wa y nes burg, Pa., et at, requesting in 1945-46, and In 1951·55 with the department . He was promoted to W.Va. , · following a lengthy pa r titionin g of property. Dayton; and severa l nieces and Navy Sea bees (construction batin the Gallipo· technical assistant Illness. nephew s. lis office In 1971, and became talion) In the South Pacific. He Born in Wheeling , W. Va .. she Besides· his parents, he was Ohio University before attended Gallipolis area manager in 1975, was the daughter of the late preceded In death by his wife, the position he held before his joining the company. Jerry Donovan and Marie Hoose F'illng lor divorces in Meigs Count y Common Pleas Court arc Sylvia , and a s teps~n. Thomas to manager of the promotion Weeks and his wife, Barbara, Donovan . Glen n. ' Nicky Ray Barber. RPedsv ll le. fr om Kathryn E. Barber. · Athens Division. reside at 35 Poston Road, The She was a m ember of St. , Services will be l p.m. ThursRPedsv lll c: Da nn.v St. Clair, Reedsvi lle. from Ruby St. Clair, Plains. They have a son, J .' A native of Pomeroy, Weeks is · Joseph' s Catho lic Church, MaRecdsv lltr ; Ka r en Grimm, Pomeroy, from ,James Grimm. day at Rawlings -Coats-Blower Thomas Weeks, in Florida, and a the director of the Athens so n, W.Va ., and the Esto Fidelis Pom eroy. Funeral Home with 'Rev . Glenn ary Beth Weeks, who daughter, M Chamber of Commerce and a Club of the church, the New Sara E. Birchfi eld , Langsville. has flied for a dis solution of McMillan officiating. Burl<~! will member of the executive com- is attending Hocking Technical Haven Women ' s Cl ub, the New marr lagr from Rober t L. Blrch fidd, Rut land. be In Hickory Grove Cemetery In College in .Nelsonvllle. mittee of the Athens County Ha ven-West VIrginia Library Granted di v orces were Millie Mae Price from Robert L ee Kenna, W.Va. Ca lling hours at The A thens Division is one of Republican Organization. He i s Club and the Flower Club of New Price; Emma Elizabplh Milam from .ferry Matthew Milam; the funeral home will be 2·4 and three operating divisions of also a m ember of the A then s Haven. .J acqueline K . Carl from Dwight E . Ca rl. 7- 9 p .m . Wednesda y. C&SOE responsible for the field American Legion, Rotary, the Survivin g are her husband, A dlvorf·r act ion hy Pea rile Jewell .Jr . against Jud y Ann activities of t he electric utility. the Masonic Lodge, th e Private Karl M . Wiles; a son. James M . · .Jewel l has been dis missed. Teaford Headquartered at 100 S. 'May Industry Council and th e SouWiles of Parkersburg; three Ave .. Athens, the division also sisters, Mrs. Kathleen Nolan of licen.~e Raymond Clifford Teaford, 6.1, thea stern Ohio Regional Council. provides support for the com· From 1970 to 1971, Weeks Cleveland, Mr s. Margaret died Monday at his Racine Route pany's area offices In Gallipolis as president oftheAmerl· served 1 res idence. McCarihan of Wheeling, and II marri:J;:c ticrn sc ha s been lss u<'d In M eigs County Probate ston . and Well can Society of Heating, Refriger Mrs. Mary Ell en Stroble of A ca rpenter, Mr. Teaford was C'o ut·t to Nath aniel Way n<' Kaley, :m, Middleport . and Toni The Athens Division provid es Marie Ritter, tR. Fle lpn•. Napl es , Fla . ; and a· born Aug . 1, 1923 at Plants, a son electric service to more than grandd aug ht er. the late Harry and Lena Badgley 63,000 customers throughout a Shew as preceded in deat h by a Teaford . He was a member of the 2,700-square mile area in all or Carpenter' s Union, Local356, the daught er. Mary Ellen Wiles, in parts of 11 southeastern Ohio 1972. N.R.A ., and wa s a veteran of M(' igs High School Alumni Assoc iation will m<•et T uesday, 7 counties. World War II. He belonged to Mass of Christian burial will be p.m ., ul Ma in Si r<'ct Pizza In Pomcro.\'. 1111 J(radua tes are "The Marks of the Cross " will celebrated Wednesday at 2 p.m . Drew "'!ebs ter Post .19, American be the th eme for Maundy Thurs. l nvit<•d to att en d and contribute ideas for th e reun ion wh ich will Legiorf. at St. Joseph's Ca tholic Church. b< • held .IUnl ' 27. day communion services to be with the Rev. John C. McGinnit ~ held at 7 P-fll. Thursday at the officiati ng. Burial will be in St. Surviving are his wife, Marga · Pomeroy United Methodist WEEK 1117 •Joseph's Cemrtery, M ason. A W<' rkend r~v i vu l will b!' hl'ld Fr iday, Sa tunla .v and Sund ay, rete F . Grimm Teaford ; a Churc h. Th e Pastor, Rev . uames Friend s may ca ll at the Burdette 7: .!It <'a<'h ev<•ntng, at Haze l ( 'ommuni.ty Church. of St <J te Rou tr daughter and son-in-law , Cecil Corbitt, and the congregation ' : a ex tends an Invitation to the Funeral Home, 1016 Market St. , 124 lwtwccn Por tland and l .ong Bot tom. Sp<'aker will be Lind a and Kathryn See, Pomeroy Parkersburg, from 2-4 and 7-9 daughter, M. Suza nne Weaver , public for the service. --"-1-!~u m cwodd . Spec i<JI sln~ing eac h nigh t. EvPryone wplco me. p.m . today. The bcdy will lie in · Long •Bottom: a son and state In the church from 11 a.m. daught er-in -law, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday until the time of the Forres t Teaford. Portland; a Th ere wi ll be a halr·<t ·!hon In lj;e r os m!'tology depart ment of ma ss. so n. Clolst E. Teaford; grand·· Velt>rans Mt'morial Mcig~ High Sc hool on Thursday from 8 a. m . to 6 p.m . Vigil services will be recited at sons. Joshua Weaver, Forrest Appotn tment s and watk-Ins welcome for hairsty ling, cutting, the funeral hom£' at i tonight. Tea ford Jr., and Daniel Teaford ; Monda y Admissions - Traci perms. halt' ro lol'ing. manicuring and facials . grandd aughters. nanette See. Rowe. Pomeroy; Otto Falls, Darlene See, Amy Se~: a s ister, Reedsville; Bernice K ing, HemMar tha Belle Meadows, several lark Grove; Patricia Trlpplett. VOLUNTEER! Ser vices were held at 2 p.m . ni eces, nephews, cous ins. aun ts Portland. Call Meigs County today In Morgan Cen ter Wcs · and uncles. Monday Discharges - Ger( Cont lnurd from Page 11 and thP pmper amou nt of spare I cya n Chu rc h for Wellle George, trude Andrews , John Lascar, Litttr Control Counril lettt•r stated th at n6 must be ava ilabl e on each pole 76 Rt 1 VI to h dl dS d Besid<'s hi s' pa rents, h<' wa s Tamm,y Thomas,EmmaAdams, 0 communities have jolned the 992-6360 for the ca ble television Jines, It ' · · n n, w e un ay roa lltlon so rar and more plan following an also preceded in death by a r~T~r: a~ci~R~o:w:e~ . ~P~a~u~l ~M~Ic~h:a~e:I _ _ l~~~~~~~~~~~~ at his r esidence was reported . Sometimes thi s ex tend ed Illness. brother . Dana Teaford, and 'two to do so. [)(>adllnt• for member· requires th e movement of poles The Rev. Ralph Spires and the sisters, Helen Teaford and ship lsAprU:IO. Howp,·er, Mlcldl!' or· a consldcrablea mountofwork Rev . Noble Russell officia ted. Wilma' Anderson . port has been dea ling directly Services will be held al l p.m. . to particular poles. according to and burial was In Vinton Memot·· with Col umbi a Ca s on the devcl· the discussio n on the matter . I I p k A b Wednesdav . at the Ewin g Funeral opmcnt of contracts and no T he survey Is ex pected to take a ar . rra n~ement s were y McCoy-Moore Funeral Horn ('. Home with Rev . Joy Cl ark I action was taken last night to join four or fi ve days and the r es ults Vinton . officiating. Burial wtit be in I I thP coalition. M ayor Hoffman reported that Born May 22, 1910 in Gall Ia MP!gs Memory Garden. Friends C he had a·ccclvcd no word from the may call at the funerat home mine if It Is feasibl e to proceed oun I y, son of t hc l ate El swor th · afte r 1 p.m. toda y. B Meig s Count y Co mmlss lonct·s at· with the developmPnt of th e and ertha Spires Georg<'. M r. *ALIGHMENTS *FRONT-END WORK Pom eroy Villa ge In regard to hi s alt ernative ca bl e sys tem. Cou n- George was a retired farmer. *IAnERIES *nRE REPAIR . request llr at the lwo h •lpwlth I he r llmen stressed tti need of a Surviving arc his wife, Birdie Bt-ss LOCATED: MAIN ST., RUTLAND, OHIO $~. fX~I loca l share Increase that loca l channel on ca bl e television M ay Wildman George. whOm he OPEN: 8·6 MON. -SAT.; B·B FRI. will be nrr drd for the publi c service. m arried on Der. 2:l, 19:ll In Bess Di ehl, 90, Whet'llng. PH. '742-3088 transporta tion prog r;Jm In 19B8. Council approved thear chlt er· Ga llipolis; a son. E lwood George W.Va., formerly of Mason Master Card and Visa Welcome It w;" report ed that Mayor !ural plan s of JMM Arc hitects for of Obetz: a daughter, Mrs . Billy W.Va .. died Mond ay at a Wheel : Hoffm an and Councilmen Bob the construction of the new tBerthal Hale of VInton; two in g· hospital. Gl lmur r ancl.la<'k Sat lrrflcld had 100-bed nu rsing hom e farlllt y to stepdaught ers, Mrs. Charles rn<'t srver altirn<.'s r~ce ntly with ,Survi v ing are a son. .Jay he built In the own . The planning tMarle) CongerofEwington , and rrprPsr•nlatlvl's of Columbu s & Is In It s final stages bu t no tim e Edith Smith of Nappanee, Ind.; 0 Leary, Versai lles. Ky. ; a sisSo uther n Ohio Elec t r ic and teiC'· slot has been set on when t hree grandchildren , 19 greatter, Mrs. Mary ,Jones of Warvision tpchnlri<rns to di scuss the co nst ruction of the nPw fac i lity gra nd children and Ill stepgrandwood, W.Va. ; and two step sons. fea sibilit y of the vlli(rgr devPi opwill get underway . · children; four brothers, Wendell J ames Di ehl of Pom eroy and ln~ an alt<'fnat ivc to the cabiP Co uncilman sa'tt crflcld led t he Geor~e of Bidwell, Roy George of Earl Diehl of South Charleston. tel rvlslo n se r vice now prov ided commend ations of council to Bill Mansfi eld, Don George of Lan Serv ices will be held at 2 p .m . by th cCo nso litlatrd Communl ca · Durst and the street workers and cas ter and Clinton George of Wednesday at the Corpus Christi . tlons Group. ln f'.. at Point Catholic Church In Warwood . In Dispatcher Roberta Dalley for E wlngton ; and a sister, Larylcn Plcnsa nl. an excellent job In h andlin·~ the Russell of Columbus. lieu of flower s fri ends may given Coun<' ll au thorlzr d t hnt pa y He was preceded In death by to the Corpu s Chri st Ca tholic snow probl ems during the heavy rnt·nt of $1o ami hour to cac·h of storm whi ch hit the community three brothers and thr~ sisters . Church In her memory. weekend before last. . ~ two cmp lo,1·ees ll'hO will condu ct a su r vr)· to d<'t<'t' rninr what the Attending the meeting were village will get In to In using Ma yo r Hoffm a n . C l er k Whitewall . Price utlli1,1' pelt' s for thr rcqulred Treasurer Jon Buc k , and Coun· wirin g of an ul tcnw tivr l'able ell men Sa tterfield, Gilmore, Wil P155/80R13 IPirv lslo n system . 'l'hP polt•s hold liam Wal ters. Jam es Clatworth v Pl65/BOR13 r!Pctrl cal nnd tcl cphom· wires and Dewey Horton . · Ohio Lottery Cincinnati· • advances into No. 1 position Daily Number 567 PICK-4 4667 -Page 4 Sale confirmation action filed • Vot.36, No.24t ' Copyrighted t987 • Court i.swes marriage rr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. lean Up Ohio Hair-a·th(m .~et Thur8day Middleport to submit RUTLAND TIRE SALES '8 ~~~~n~~f~~~~~~<'~~~ ~~~~v~~~;,~ miNO "OU THERE SAFEL"" LOWEST PRICES ON PASSENGER CARS AND LIGHT TRUCK TIRES Dirhl cHA OE OVER sP'EC lA' L ti;;~;~;;;~;;;;;;;;;~~;~~ r--------:.....__________. .: ____ ECOIIDMY Dine out ..• at home I Daily slock prices ( 1\ s of 10::!11 a.m.) Pro•ldcrl hy Blunt. Ellis & Lot•wl FIUM Amer ican F: lert ric Prkt• Powrr .. .. ............... ........... : . 2!P,~~ AT&T . "" " ... " "" . " .." " " . "" 24 I " Ashland 011 ...................... .. 59V. Bob E~· ans Farms ............ ,.25' '• Char ming Shoppes ............ .. 2:; '• Fed era I MoguL ............... ... 4 2 '~ P185/80RI3 P195/75R 14 P205/7SRI4 P215/75R15 P225/75R15 P235/75R 15 I Goodyear Tire & Rubber ... .........................!i8·Jk Heck 's Inc ........................... 4 ~> Ll mlted Inc ... ..... .. .. ...............41 Multimedia Inc ...................... 55 Rax Res taurant s...... ...... ...... 5% Robbins & M yers .... .. .. ........ ll f. Shoney 's Inc ........ .. ............. 29 ' Wendy 's Inti .......... .... .. ..... ..10% Worthington Industries ..... ............. .. ....... 19'\l $36.50 38.00 41.26 44.95 46.00 50.00 53.00 66.98 • Low-priced • All Season • Two-steel belts PRICES END 4 /30/ 87 STUDDED TIRES MUST BE OFF BY COUPON HEARING TESTS IN MEIGS COUNTY Free Electronics hearing tosts will be given by Bellone Hearing Aid Center at DR. RANKIN PICKENS' OFFICE 509 SOUTH THIID AVENUE-MIDDLEPORT THURSDAYI APIIL 16 FROM 9:00 TO 12:00 (NOON) TESTS. WILL BE !:ltV EN BY A LICENSEQ HEARING AtO SPECIALIST. IArwo''" who has trouble hearing or ufleletltancling C011vers1tion is invited to • frN hearing taSI to &H If thll P!Vbltm Clft bt helped! Bring tnls coupon you for ycM FREE HEARING TEST 01 leo watue. Adutta only. Pltllt. COME IN WITH COUPON FOR TEST Stop in and stt for yourself ••• the most btau· tlful styles and colors. . Starting at $49900 <S pc. Mtl WITH THE PURCHASE Of TWO NEW nRES WE'U CHANGE YOUR SNOW TIRES, ROTATE AND INSPECT AU IRAIES AT NO CHARGE. VISA MASTEICARD . POMEROY HOME & AUTO 600 E. Main St. •FrH . Delivery •FrH Parking Open Daily 9 to 5 Mon. &Fri. ht I 4/ 15/ 87 Pomeroy, Oh. 992-2094 · Third at OIMt, Gelllpolil 448·3045 \ AUGNM£NT - Most Can - $14.50 2 Sections, 14 Pages 25 Cents · A Multtmedia Inc, Newspaper . said he has bet•n checking Into rented office space and the lowest price he could find wa s $100 a month, including utilities . However, since chamber does not have a large budget on which to operate, the office will proba· bl)' be moved, at least temporar· lly and at no cost, to an upstairs room of Pomeroy 's Bank One or to the Meigs County Museum. In other business, chamber passed a resolution , similar to one passed Tuesday morning by .. the Pomeroy Merchants llssocia· lion . asking Pomeroy Village to be enforce litter fines. It was announced thai Terf'sa Crisp and David Harris are the winners of chamber's contest to find photographs to be repro· duced as post cards . Crisp's photo wa s of Pomeroy at night and Harris' was of th e civil war statue at the courthouse. Both winners will receive $00 savin gs bonds. · . It was also announced that the ' By NANCY YOi\CHAM Sentinel Starr Writer What do you do If you 'r e out of work and can't find a job, or you have · a job that you're unhappy with and you'd like to make a change? Situations like these can seem hopeless. But personnel with Gallla·Meigs Community Action Agency's .JTPA (Job Training Program Act) program have some suggestions which could lead to happier. more fulfilling lives for a lot of Individuals. So confident Is .JTPA ofthrlr ·ability to aid people searching ·' lor jobs , that they have hired a marketing specia list , Gall Horton of Athens. to promote the .ITPA program and the program's ability to measure the skills and talents of job- see kers through a computerized assessment process, thus channeling job-seekers to appropriate careers . According to Horton. the computPrized assessment is now available to any ,JTPA qualified individual and will cVPntually be made available to th P business commun ity as a whole'. "To test thP water.s " of making the program ava ilabl e outside the standard JTPA guid<'linrs. a four -s ess ion comm universi t y workshop through Ohio Universi ty Is starting this Saturday, at a cost of $30 per person. plus S2o to the instructor for I he cost of testing and assessments. Th<" limited class is nearly filled . Explains Michael Blla of JTPA , the workshop will help adults discover the transfera · ble value of current skills, aptitudes and interests. Blla and Robert Moffat , both professional vocational assess ment counselors, will use the vocation assessment lnstru· ment SAGE (System for As· sessment and Group Evaluation) to measure aptitudes ,of workshop participants. SAGE Is the same tool us~d to measure aptitudes of JTPA participants. 1 With SAGE, the JTPA prollram has t.he ability to carry o\Jt a total vocational assess· rrlent of an indi;'ldual. Testing Is conducted In 11 aptitude areas, Including language, mat h. general intelligence and motor coordination . Spe· clallzcd machines arc used to measure ability In the different categories. and according to Horton, the whole process ca n be " quite fun." Then, in a matt<'r of a few hours, the assessment ca n be compiNrd and the Information made available to thP individual. · According to Hila. even the college educated sometimes think they ' ve tied themselvPS to a particular segment o_f the job market. He says people ran get Into career s "b:v rhance or by choice" and that JTPA be· KOKOMO. Ind . tUP ii -Au thorities found fake dynamite In th<' . home of an accused LSD dealer killed bv a bomb he smuggled into. courthouse, and thr man's neighbors wcrr evacu at<•d as palter searched for more explosives today . A flurry of bomb thrPat s followed the explosion that klllrd one person and injured six Tuesday at. the Howard Cou nty Co urthouse . Authorities searched for explosives In six buildings . The Chrysler plant where the suspect had worked was br!Pfly evacuated as policP looked for bombs. A four -block area around the TESTING CAN BE FUN The SAGE (System for As.'leSsment and Grbup Evaluation) Is tht• L'Ore of th<• compulerbed joh "''""""ment offered by the Gallla-Melgs Communlly Action Agency . Here, ,JTPA personnt•l Valerie ,Jeffet'11, seated, and Gall Horton and Mi chael Blla, have fun demonstratlnJ: one of the tL'St machines which comprises SAGE. Bila L~ "profeHslonal vocallonai!ISsessmenl counselor with ,J'fPA. Horton, a markellng speelallst, WIIH hired rrccnlly lo promote ,ffpA and Its loh a.~sessment capahllltles and "lo get lh<• word out to lhe public." Assrssmt•nt procedures are conducted at the Pomeroy olflc<• of lhe Gallla·Melgs Community Action i\gcncy . llevps " by choice" Is by tar t Me bes t way to c hoo~c a ca rcccr . nita says there ar~" lot of people in the area th at arc " under, over or wrongfully · employed.'' Rlla, Horton. and defendant's house trailer In Mar· Robert Gray . 37. wa s fre e on ion, 2!i miles cast of Kokomo, was bond on two count s of dealing In evacuated Tuesday nigh) at the th£' hallucinogen LSD and sche· r~uest of U.S. Bureau of Alro· duled for trial Tuesday aft er noon hoi, Tobacco and Firearms . when he brought the bcmb into agents so they could search for the Howard County Courthouse explosives. In a brle(case. Kokomo Police Grant Count y Sheriff Ron Sgt. James Ludlow said. : Mowery said bcmb-snlfflng dogs The bcmb exploded abcut 2 smelled explosives at the trailer. p.m . In thP third -floor office ol but a search rPvcaled only a Sheriff J.D. Beatty, kllllnl! Gray dummy device m ade of fakl• and rocking the courthouse and dy namite and a timer. nearby buildings In downtown Authorities were still checking Kokomo, Ludlow said. Co urt for explosives and evidence early hou se windows shattered and todav , and.lt was not kRown when workers fled Into the str<'ets. the ~elghbors would be allowed State pollee Cpl .. Jeff Stinson to r<'lurn home. Indiana State said au thorities appare'ntiy wcrr Pollee Cpl. Pat O'Connor said. suspicious of Gray's briefcase and took the suspect to th e sheriff' s office to examine it. Th e office is ncar the courtroom where a jury was Impaneled earlier In the da y for Gray's trial. Howard County prosecutor Jim Andrews said he believed Gray acted alone in the bcmblng. Following the courthouse exEmptoymt·nt of a· second full -time psychologist for the Melp;s plosion, at least six Kokomo Count y sc hools was discussed at Monday night 's meetln!( of the buildings, tncJudlnl( the Chrysler -Meigs County Board of Education . plant where Gray worked, reThe r·es i!(nat~ons of three part -lime psychologists, Dr . ceived bomb threats . author ities said. No explosives were found In Roberta Brooks, Christopher Koven and Martha Seott were accepted . It was noted that several applications for the full-time searches of the buildings . position arc on hand with Interview~ to begin soon. There.were conflicting report s The board modified the approprlaflons to Include some new about whether the bomb was detonated, was on a time( or money from the state to be used tor teacher development. Current!~· 17 teachers and three administrators are taking a exploded when someone tried to computer course at Ohio University under that pro~<tram. open the briefcase. An appropriation to pay for a new photocopy machine was State pollee Sgl. Fred Biggs made and the board approved a course of study tor distributive said the courthouse was evacueducation taught by John Blaetlnar al Meigs High Sehool. ated and sealed otr after the Next meeting will be ~eldon May 11, a changdrom the usual bomb went oft. meeting time. Attending were Harold Roush, president; Oris · Officials at St . Joseph·Hospital Smith, vice presldellt; Robert Burdette. Harold Lohse and said Beatty was the most se· Virgil King, members, and John Reibel, 'superintendent. rlously Injured, with burns over 25 percent of his body. cuts and Board studies hiring of 2nd psychologist cham ber sponsored Derby Day dlnn0r-dance will be held Ma y 2 at Royal Oak Resort. Tickets for the dance and chi cken dinner will be $20 per co uple. Volunteers to work the welcoming and clean up committees aa·e still needed Nease sa id . Speaklnl( briefly to chamber was Cathy Wood, hired. by the Meigs Board of Mental Rctarda · t ion! Developmental Disabilities to a new program to ass ist mentally handica pped workers in finding co mmunit y jobs . Wood . was accompanied by Sandy Halfhill . who will al so be working with the program. Main speaker for the meeting was Peter Hutchins, admlnlstra• tor of Care Haven, of Point Pleasa nt , W.Va . Hutchins out· lin ed th e nursing care available at hi s facilit y, including longterm and short-term care, day care and tet·mtnal rare. He al so made compa ri sons of Oh lo and 1Continued on Page 8) . Shultz • carries weapons proposal Helping· residents find the right job is program's goal . Senrice.s Thursday :m enttne , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Wednesday, April 15, 1987 By N.ANCV VOACHAM commissioners, said this morn· Sentinel Slalf Wriler . ing that the state examiners Pomeroy Chamber of Comarrived Monday and that the merce Is looking for new office commissioners had no accepta· space. ble space where they could begin Chamber President Bill NE>ase working. If the commissioners do reported in Tuesday 's regular . not provide appropriate space meeting that the county commis- Immediately, the examiners will sioners have asked chamber to have to rent space, and the vacate their office on the ground county will be charged for the floor of the co urthouse by Thurs· rent. day. in order to make room for Chamber has occupied the ,courthouse office rent-free for state examiners. Mary Hobstetter , clerk lor th e the pa st several years. Nease Raymond C. Weekend rePival . • Pomeroy Chamber searches for · new office Three couples file for divorce M HS alumni group meet.~ tonight at y .' Showers and thunderstorms tonight, with ' a low tonight hetween 43 and 50. O<:caslonal rain Thursday, with highs hetwe.•n 55 and 60. The proba· hlllty of precipitation Is 80 percent tonight and Thursday. th e rest of the .ITPA crrw arc hop In~ mor~ and more lndlvld· ual s with job-related prob· tern s can benefit from the computer ized assessmPnt of· fered through .JTPi\ . Ill OHIO ~ lndiana...,....s tOO UPI GraphiC BOMB EXPLODES - i\ , hpmh t•xplodt•d In the •bcrlfl's office of the tounly courthouse In Kokomo, Ind., on Tuc•day . (UP IJ other Injuries: He was tra nsf erred to Methodis t Hospital In Indianapolis, about 00 mil es south of Kokomo. MOSCOW (UPII Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbach~v told Secretary of State George Shultz he Is willing to ~llmlnate shorter· range nuclear missiles - lnclud· log battlefield miss iles- as part of an agreement to remove medium -range nuclear missiles In Europe. Shultz, who met with Gorba· chev for 4 ~ hours Tuesday, was to Oy to Brussels, Belgium, toda y to brief the NATO allies on hi s three da ys of talks with Soviet officials. The Tass news agency said Gorbachev, during · his meellnl't with Shultz, expressed "read!· ness to record lrt an agreement on medium-range missiles the So· viet Union's obllgallon' to eliminate Its shorter-ranl(e missiles In Europe within a relallvely short and clearly defi ned time frame." The. news agency quoted Gor· bachrv as suggesti ng elimin ation of shorter -range missiles In Europe might be accomplished "within a vear." Thr Soviet leader took his proposal a step further by cu lling for elimination of bat tlefield tactical nu clea r missiles - In wh ich the Sov iN bloc arsenal outnumbers NATO's by a o-·1· ratio . " What are you afraid of," Gorbachev wa s quoted as asking Shultz Tuesday . "We arc for a rella ble ugre<>ment with the most s trln~tent and all -embracing con trol. " State Department spokesman Charles Redman characterized the Shuit z-Gorbachev meeting In a briE'f sta tem ent as "very Geor~e Shult:r. ' . Intensive, serious and business like." He sa id the two men sP.4in a "considerable amount of tlrn~ : · discussi ng lnt ermedlat e· i'ange missiles but refused to provide further details. Tass said Gorbarhev called for stringen t verification or any agreement - Including mutual Inspection '!everywhere: an the sites of the missiles dismantling, on the sites or their eli mination, at ran~tcs and military bases, Includin g thosC' In third coun tries. at depots and plants, whether prlvaiP or s tate owned.'' But the Soviet leader had a warning for Shult z abcut th ~ St rateglc Defense I nltla t IV(' the "S tar Wars" defen se against balllst I<' missiles . Tas s quoted him us telling Shultl that If the United States bl•glns to deploy sul'h a sys tem, "There will be no agrecmen t ·of any kind on strategic offensive armaments . "If you Ioree us. the respons~ to Snt on our part will .be asy mmet rical. It will not ncccs'· sarlly romP from spare, and will trda r less cxpenslvP. Howl:'ver , a V<.'ry danger ous situation will rmrrgr as a result," Gorba<' h~v sa id . Council approves salary increases An ordln'a nee w ovldlng for Incr eased pa y fo r town ofllrlal s and employees next year wa s given a firs~ readi ng wh r·n Racine VIllage Counrll met In regular session Monday . New sa laries set up In the• ordinance Include: ma yor, $fifl0 annuall y: c icrk -trc _ as urrr. $4,800; marshal , $4,171;; street co mmlsslonPr , $Jl ,(K)(I plu s has p! · tallza tlon; co uncil member s, new term . $16 per month for meet ings attended: board of public affa ir s, $16 per month for m ce tln~s att ended: billing and collecting agent, $70 a month ; fire chief , $100 annually. Clerk ,Jane Beeglr presented a •·ommunlrat ion from Prosc•rul· ing Att orn ey F red Crow I II In regard to " n Ohio at tornc•.v general' s op inio n. Th l' opinion stat es that " v illage marshal ra nnot scrv<· " ' a deputy " hr•rttf In th e cou nl,l ' In whi('h th e vi ll a ~<' Is IOl'a tPd . Co un ci l p:r s,t·d " t'••su lulion rcl nsta t lng .In•· Kirby as rn a r., l! a,t effective ApritJ :, <~ftl'r Kl rb_v hud earlier rcslgtH 'fl. Kirb.v 's six· month probationary term will start again on April t:> . T hr pollee-fire com mitt c•r uf C'CJu ndl will submit u j"IJ drs<'r lpt lon and duties at the• n<·xt mert lng of co uncil . 1Cnn t inurd on Pa g(' ~ 1 ,.•• ' Ferry may operate again Thursday_~ A broken propeller put a stop to plans of resuming Pomeroy's ferry service earlier In the wee k. However, ferry operator Darrell ROd!(Cr has l eased another boat and may be ba ck In oper ation Thursday . , Rodger's wife. Marcia, said this morning that a blade on one or the boa t~' two propellers became tarlg)IXJ In debris from the recent high water and broke. The couple knew ' of a marina· In Duffy, Ohio, so they made a trip 'there and luckily, were able to lease another boat. " We were very for tunate," sa id Mr s. Rodger . The boat Is now In Pom eroy and as soon as It ca n be hitched Into place, and th e landings reworked somewhat , the ferry will be back In business. " Hope· fully by tomorrow ," Mrs. Rodger commented. · Now the beat with th e broken prop will ha ve to be drydocked for repair. Because It · is a two-propeller boat, It ma y take some time to find a matching propeller, Mrs . Rodger sai d. Her hu sband has a !ready been In touch with a Wisconsi n firm which ma y hm ·p the proprllrr hr need s. .··~ In a r!'luted matt er , eon 1 id rumors th ut 'r-rtous proble ms !iJ tl)c Pomeroy ·Mil sO n brldl! <' huv6 been dlscov ert•d and the st rQi,~ ture Is not rl ·palrablr. Krh~)· Buckley, Ohio Departmen l :o1 Transport atlon supervisor, I'll'; ported Monda.\' that co nstrur!lq~ Is proc eeding on schcdul<' an~ ,that crews arc now workltj~ ar o9nd the cloc k. Buckley said ~.o unexpected problems have bl'jlli ,. found . ·· ,..,,..y . • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 14, 1987 cotterill diehl donovan george parsons teaford wiles